THE LIBRARY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHAPEL HILL
THE COLLECTION OF
NORTH CAROLINIANA
CR071.5
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1985
SUBJECT
UNIVERSITY OF N.C. AT CHAPEL HILL
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FOR USE ONLY IN
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
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An index to:
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THE DURHAM SUN
Subject Index
January-December 1985
Compiled by Herald-Sun Library
Published by Herald-Sun Newspapers
Durham, N.C.
ISSN 0741-0328
In Memoriam
STEED ROLLINS
November 28, 1916— November 1, 1985
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IND-EX is a guide to articles
and photographs in the local
and regional editions of the
DURHAM MORNING HERALD
and THE DURHAM SUN. It is
published in monthly issues
and in an annual cumulated
volume by the Herald-Sun
newspapers.
SCOPE OF INDEX:
All the items concerning
events, people and places in
North Carolina, as well as
selected items of regional
interest are included in IND-
EX. National or international
news is included only when it
specifically features North
Carolina or a person from the
state.
Editorials, letters to the
editor, obituaries and any local
Herald-Sun by-lined materials
are included regardless of sub-
ject. Local display ads are
indexed on a selective basis.
Generally not included are syn-
dicated columns, wire service
features, marriage and birth an-
nouncements, legal notices and
routine sports scores. (A list of
regular columns and features
appearing in the HERALD and
the SUN appears on Page iii of
this publication.)
INDEXING DEPTH:
Names of individuals are in-
dexed when quoted heavily, the
subject of a news story or fea-
ture, or noteworthy for some
reason. Multiple subject head-
ings are assigned to each item
based on important names,
words or concepts that appear
in the article or are implied by
it. Whenever possible, subject
headings are specific rather
than general (e.g. "Cattle
Rustling" not "Animal
Thefts").
When necessary, sub-head-
ings are used to make broad
headings more specific (e.g.
"Durham County Commission-
ers, budget" or "Fires, Dur-
ham"). Cross-references are
used to guide the user to the ap-
propriate headings. See refer-
ences point from invalid head-
ings to correct ones. See-also
references indicate related
headings.
ORGANIZATION:
IND-EX is divided into two
sections: names of people and
subjects. The name index is an
alphabetical listing by last
names of people prominently
mentioned in the news. The
subject index is an alphabetical
listing of specific titles, words,
or concepts used in news
articles or features.
For filing purposes acronyms
and initialisms precede words
or phrases. Within word groups
commas precede characters
(e.g. "N.C., state employees"
precedes "N.C. Dept. of Agri-
culture"). In general, numerals
precede letters (e.g. "Wil-
mington 10" precedes "Wil-
mington ABC Board"). Hy-
phens are regarded as spaces
and apostrophes are ignored.
Following a name or subject
heading is a list of the articles
pertaining to that name or sub-
ject. For each a headline is pro-
vided along with symbols iden-
tifying the name of the newspa-
per, edition, date, section, page,
type of item, reporter by-line
and type of illustration. (Expla-
nations of the symbols appear
on the following pages. )
I
Key to Symbols Used in IND-EX
NP (Newspapers)
H DURHAM MORNING HERALD
S THE DURHAM SUN
ED (Edition)
1 1st. ed (Regional)
2 2nd (Final) ed. (Local)
3 3rd ed. (Orange County)
SEC (Section)
PG(Page)
TYP (Type)
A Advertisement
B Profile
E Editorial
F Feature
G Features in a Series
H Editorials in a Series
I Calendar/ Schedule
J Commentary
K Commentary in a Series
L Letter to the Editor
MMap
N News
0 Obituary
P Photo
Q News in a Series
R Review
S Review in a Series
T Cartoon
U Column
V Column in a Series
W Literary Works
ILL (Illustration)
C Chart or Graph
D Drawing
M Map
P Photo
T Cartoon
BYL (By-line)
A15 ADAMS, ALLISON
A20 ADAMS, JACK
A47 ALDERMAN, DON
A54 ANDREWS, MARK
A75 ARICHEA, MIRIAM
A80 AUSLEY. JUDY
BIO BANGLEY, JANE
B15 BERRY, TOM
B30 BEST, KIM
B38 BICKFORD, CLARICE
B46 BOLICK, SANDY HOYLE
B51 BONDS, LOU
B61 BOSWELL, CARL
B66 BRITT, TONY
B71 BROILI, SUSAN
B81 BROWN, PAUL
B90 BULLA, DAVID
C09 CARSON, AL
C19 CARVER, VEN
C36 CHANDLER, CHARLES
C48 CLARKE, ELIZABETH
C49 CLAYTON, WARD
C50 COLE, JOHN
C52 COONS, KIP
C56 COOPER, CHARLES
C60 CORNELIUS— BROWN, ANN
C80 CRUMP, EMILY
D18 DASCENZO, FRANK
D43 DIXON, WYATT
D71 DRUM, KEITH
D80 DUKE NEWS BUREAU
F25 FEATHERSTON, AL
F50 FISKE, DIANE
F65 FOWLER, SCOTT
F70 FRANCIS, JAMIE
G09 GARRETT, NANCY
G33 GENTRY, JERRY
G43 GERMINO, HUGO
G50 GODWIN, JOHN
G59 GREEN, ANN
G68 GREENBERG, BLUE
G78 GRIFFIN, LIB
HOI HAAS, RENITA
H03 HAM, JON
H09 HARRELL, CARLTON
H41 HISKEY, MICHELLE
H45 HODGES, BETTY
H49 HODGES, ED
H55 HOLLINGSWORTH, HARRY
H60 HOLMES, JACK
H90 HUGHES, CATHY
J06 JALUVKA, LYNN
J13 JENDRASIAK, JENNIFER
J40 JOHNSTON, FLO
J50 JONES, H.G.
J52 JONES, JULIE
J54 JONES, LENORE
J56 JONES, PAT
J58 JONES, RICHARD
K30 KEISTER, KEVIN
K45 KIRKLAND, LAURIE
K68 KNOX, HARRIETTE
L34 LEE, ELIZABETH
L38 LEVY, ART
L40 LINEBERRY, DANNY
L41 LITTLE, LOYD
L46 LOOMSTEIN, DAVID
L51 LORD, PAT
L57 LOUGEE, GEORGE
M07 MCLAUGHLIN, MIKE
M14 MANN, STEVE
M20 MERRITT, MARION
M27 MERRITTS, JOAN
M51 MICHAEL, KAMMIE
M62 MILLER, MARJORIE
M66 MOORE, HAROLD
M69 MOORE, REBECCA
M71 MORRIS, RON
M97 MUSHAK, BETTY
N34 NEWTON, BILL
N80 NCCU NEWS BUREAU
046 OLIVER, TOM
P52 POTTER. MIKE
R56 ROGERS, V.C.
R66 ROULE, BOB
S09 SATTERFIELD, CAROLYN
S19 SCOTT, RACHEL
S27 SERENO, JULIAN
S36 SHERRILL, BOB
S45 SINK, JOHN
S51 SMITH, BILL
S66 SMITH, R.C.
S76 SPARKS, JIM
S78 STAGG, BILL
S80 STARR, MARY BETH
S82 STEVENSON, JOHN
S85 SUMMERS, LILA
T30 TAYLOR, ROLLO
T37 THORNTON, JIM
T85 TRUELL. MIKE
U57 UPCHURCH, KEITH
U80 UNC NEWS BUREAU
WCO WALL, DON
W24 WEFING, HENRY
W27 WEIBLE, JACK
W36 WHELESS, AL
W60 WILSON, JIM
W66 WISE, JIM
W82 WOODY. LAURA
X01 AUSLEY & BROWN
X02 LITTLE & MUSHAK
X03 JENDRASIAK & MOORE
X09 MOORE & THORNTON
X10 ANDREWS & MICHAEL
X20 COOPER & SPARKS
X23 SMITH & BROWN
X25 ANDREWS & SCOTT
X29 SHERRILL & BROWN
X30 ADAMS & BROILI
X34 UPCHURCH & WHELESS
X39 BROWN & BONDS
X40 LITTLE & BROWN
X41 BROWN & ANDREWS
X43 BROWN & BOLICK
X46 ANDREWS & BEST
X47 ADAMS & JALUVKA
X50 WEFING & BOLICK
X53 BONDS & SMITH
X54 MICHAEL & BONDS
X57 BROWN & WEFING
X58 BOLICK & WHELESS
X64 OLIVER & ANDREWS
X66 BROWN & OLIVER
X67 LITTLE & OLIVER
X69 WHELESS & HUGHES
X73 BOLICK & KIRKLAND
X74 BOLICK & WHELESS
X76 WALL & ADAMS
X77 WEFING & OLIVER
X78 HAMMONDS & KIRKLAND
X80 BROWN & STEVENSON
X81 CARVER & WISE
X82 SMITH & ANDREWS
X84 WHELESS & ANDREWS
X85 LITTLE & HUGHES
X86 SMITH & LITTLE
X87 CORNELIUS-BROWN & ALDERMAN
X88 CORNELIUS-BROWN & LEVY
X89 COONS & DRUM
X90 BROWN & LINEBERRY
X91 MOORE & JONES
X92 LEVY & KIRKLAND
X93 OLIVER & SMITH
X94 BOLICK & LITTLE
X95 LINEBERRY & SMITH
X96 BROWN & KIRKLAND
X97 LINEBERRY & OLIVER
REGULAR COLUMNS AND FEATURES
FEATURE
NEWSPAPER
DAY
ABBY SUN
AFTER HOURS SUN
AFTER THE DEADLINE HERALD
ANN LANDERS HERALD
ASK DR. LAMB HERALD
BOOK COLUMN ( BETTY HODGES ) HERALD
BOTANICAL GARDEN COLUMN SUN
BULL'S EYE HERALD
COMMUNITY NOTES SUN
SUN
CRIMESTOPPERS HERALD
DAILY BREAD ( PURNELL BAILEY ) SUN
DISCOVERIES HERALD
DURHAM COUNTY FARM CORNER (CARL
HODGES) HERALD
ERMA BOMBECK HERALD
FAMILY WEEKLY HERALD
FILM PROJECTIONS ( AL FEATHERSTON ) SUN
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT HERALD
FREE OF CHARGE SUN
FRIDAY HERALD
GARDEN CLINIC SUN
GOREN ON BRIDGE ( CHARLES GOREN ) HERALD
HANDICAPPED MAILB AG ( BETTTE ELLIOTT ) SUN
HELOISE II SUN
HOROSCOPE SUN
HOUSE OF THE WEEK HERALD
LITERARY LANTERN ( WALTER SPEARMAN ) SUN
MERLE ELLIS-THE BUTCHER HERALD
MINI-MOVIE REVIEWS HERALD
MISS MANNERS (JUDITH MARTIN) SUN
ORANGE COUNTY FARM NEWS (DAVE WAR-
REN) HERALD
PEOPLE AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING HERALD
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS HERALD
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY (JOE GRAEDON ) SUN
PERSONAL GLIMPSES HERALD
PROMINENT DESIGNER ( PATTERNS ) HERALD
R.C. SMITH ( MOVIE REVIEWS ) HERALD
SCIENCE, MEDICINE NOTES HERALD
SCOREBOARD (SPORTS SCORES ) HERALD
SERIES OF SKETCHES OF DURHAM AND HER SUN
CITIZENS (WYATT DIXON)
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE SUN
SOAP OPERA SCENE SUN
THE SOUTHERN GARDENER (W.L. HUNT) HERALD
SPORTS FINE PRINT ( SPORTS SCORES ) SUN
SPORTS MONDAY SUN
STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS HERALD
SUNDIAL SUN
TV WORLD HERALD
TAKING CARE OF YOUR HEALTH SUN
TEENS HERALD
TRIANGLE CALENDAR SUN
WEATHER HERALD
SUN
THE WEEKEND GARDENER ( LIB GRIFFIN ) HERALD
WHIRL HERALD
WHIRL CALENDAR HERALD
WORKING WOMAN ( NIKI SCOTT ) SUN
THE YOUNGER SET SUN
DAILY
THURSDAY
SUNDAY
DAILY
WED..SUN.
SUNDAY
FRIDAY
SUN.,MON.
VARIES
MONDAY
DAILY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
SUN.,TUES.,THURS.
SUNDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
FRIDAY
DAILY
TUES.,THURS.,SAT.
DAILY
DAILY
SUNDAY
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1/16/86
• C P CBROAO ST. I
ASHED MAN ROBS BROAO STREET GROCERY STORE
MAN HOLDS UP GROCERY STDRE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
A L P GROCERY CHAIN
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS? DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS. U.S.
NEW ACP SUPERMARKET PLANS OPENING IN CARRBORO SUNOAY
ACT STATE UNIV.
SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
ABC IAMERICAN BROADCASTING CO. I
CAPITAL CITIES TO BUY ABC BROAOCASTING
N.C. STATIONS' FATES ON HOLD, OFFICIALS SAY
WTVD MANAGER: QUESTIONS CLOUD ABC MERGER
CAPITAL CITIES SWALLOWS ABC WHILE JESSE NIBBLES ON CBS'S TAIL (CARTOON)
WTVD PRESIDENT SAYS SWITCH TO ABC LIKELY
TWO TV STATIONS TO SWAP NETWORKS
TV STATIONS SWITCH NETWORK AFFILIATION
TV STATIONS EXCHANGE NETWORK AFFILIATIONS
HEART OF CAROLINA: YOU'LL LOVE IT
ABC BOARD
SEE N.C.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARO
ABC LAWS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMFNT
ABOUT 60 PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGES: SUSPENDED SENTENCES FOR ...LIOUOR.
COY PRIVETTE SAYS STATE MUST CHANGE PORNOGRAPHY LAW
BILL INVOLVES POLITICAL 00NAT10NS FROM STATE EMPLOYEES
'BELLY UP' TO THE BEER
BILL ON SALE OF WIN SURVIVES CLOSE VOTE
CRITICS FAIL TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINE SALES BILL
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
•MOOD OF COUNTRY' CITED IN ENDING HAPPY HOURS
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
MANY SERVICEMEN TO BECOME UNDERAGE
BILL'S CONCERN MISPLACED
BILL ON ALCOHOL WARNINGS LEFT IN LIMBO BY DEAOLOCK
. BAN ON OPEN ALCOHOL IN CARS SOUGHT
ENFORCEMENT COSTS
HAPPY OAYS MAY BE HERE AGAIN, BUT HAPPY HOURS ILLEGAL
TRAOE GROUP DECRIES N.C. DRINKING LAWS
ABC MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
OURHAM HAY MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO BUS STOPS
ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO COORS BEER
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ABC
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ABC
SEE ALSO WINE
THE 'CITY OF BEGGARS'?
OEFENDANT SAYS EVIDENCE 'ALL L
FEMALE INMATE TESTIFIES IN ROB
INMATE PLACES MILLER AT SCENE
2ND WITNESS TIES MILLER TO ROB
FINAL ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN ABC R
CONTROL BOARD
BOAROS
JURY FINDS MILLER NOT GUILTY 0
BILL ON SALE OF WIN SURVIVES C
THE PRICE-FIXING BILL
MAN WITH GUN ROBS ABC STORE IN
ABC 50TH ANNIVERSARY
STATE'S A. B.C. SYSTEM IS 50!
A. B.C. REVENUE MAJOR FACTOR IN
ENFORCEMENT COSTS
CENTRAL WAREHOUSE OPERATION IS
STATE A. B.C. AGENCY SETS UNIFO
EDUCATION/REHABILITATION CENTR
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EX-ABC EMPLOYEE IS SENTENCED,
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8ERY OF ABC STORE
OF ROBBERY
BERY
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F ROBBERY AND CONSPIRACY
LOSE VOTE
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STATE'S ECONOMIC HEALTH
SELF SUSTAINING
RM POLICY
AL GOALS OF A. B.C.
ARGEO WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
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SEE FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,
"ABSCAM" INVESTIGATION
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AIOS
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*M ' ELECTRICAL PARTS MAKER LAYS OFF 400 WORKERS
SEE ALSO THE CAROLINIAN
SEE ALSO RAILROADS, U.S.
INAUGURATION TRAIN RUNS WITH SOME EMPTY SEATS
N.C. RESIOENTS ROOE THE RAILS OVER HOLIDAYS
MEETING IS AOBUT AMTRAK
REPAIRS SIDELINE AMTRAK'S CAROLINIAN
SHORT STOP IN HENOERSON
AMTRAK'S CAROLINIAN: SUCCESS ON LAST LEG?
ALL ABOARD THE CAROLINIAN
BURGER-HUNGRY TAR HEELS CHOO-CHOO NORTH
CAROLINIAN RIOERSHIP FIGURES OUESTIONEO
RIOING THE RAILS FOR 'BURGERS AND 'CUE
AMTRAK RIDERS NUMEROUS, BUT THEY'RE NOT GOING FAR
TRAIN HITS VAN IN FRANKLINTON
TRAIN HITS VAN; NO ONE INJURED
CAROLINIAN TO ROLL THROUGH SEPT. 2
CAROLINIAN TO CONTINUE FOR SUMMER
DON'T SEND FLOWERS, JUST MONEY...
FINISHING AMTRAK TRIAL BEST WAY TO VIEW SUCCESS
FAILED ENGINE DELAYS TRAIN
AUTO-TRUCK ACCIDENT HALTS TRAINS
AMTRAK IS BROKEN; WHY KEEP PAYING?
AMTRAK AN ESSENTIAL NEED
AMTRAK ISN'T THE ONLY SUBSIDIZED CARRIER
LOOK FOR WAY TO SAVE AMTRAK
•AMTRAK IS BROKEN' A MISLEA0I1G EOITORIAL
RAIL SERVICE THREATENED
COMPETITION A FACTOR IN OEATH OF TRAIN
RED INK CAN'T HIOE RAIL LINK'S PROMISE
DELAY ON DEMISE OF CAROLINIAN SOUGHT
GOVERNOR WILL MEET GROUP TRYING TO SAVE CAROLINIAN
SAVING CAROLINIAN IS WORTHWHILE EFFORT
MARTIN TO LOBBY FDR CAROLINIAN
SEABOARO MAY OROP PART OF NORTH-SOUTH LINE
TALKS FAIL TO SAVE CAROLINIAN
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MONTHLY/4
INDEX
12/31/95
S U B J i C
HOPES 0*SHEO FOR 'CAROLINIAN'
CAkOLINIAN FANS HOPE LEGISLATURE WILL REVIVE TRAIN
DURHAM BIDS FOND FAREWELL TO CAROLINIAN TRAIN
'CLICKETY-CLACK, CAROLINIAN WHEN TOU COMIN' BACK-
CAROLINIAN MAKES FINAL RUN
SOLDIER STRUCK Br AMTRAK T»|1 IN FAYETTEVILLE
OF COURSE THERE'S A LOT OF TALK ABOUT SALVAGE!..." ICARTOONI
SUBSIDIES JUST FOR OTHERS?
OFFICIAL SAYS N.C. HAS «1.5 BILLION INVESTED IN FIRMS THAT...
STATE STILL TRYING TO GET CAROLINIAN BACK ON TRACKS
REROUTING CAROLINIAN IS DISCUSSED
HISTORIC TRAIN SERVICE IS THREATENED
TRAIN CARRYING SOLOIEP.S STRIKES BACK OF TRAILER
AP PARTS CO.
PARTS COMPANY PLANS TO BUILD «12 MILLION PLANT IN MORRISVILLE
ATCT COMMUNICATIONS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. INC.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TELEPHONE ANO TELEGRAPH CO.
PHONE RATE INTERIM HIKE IS APPROVEO
ATCT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TELEPHONE ANO TELEGRAPH CO.
ATCT GIVES 15.500 GIFT TO FESTIVAL
ATCT PLANS TO LAY OFF UP TO 1.000 PEOPLE AT PLANT IN FORSYTH
A2T I AZIOOTHYMINEI
SEE ALSO DRUGS
BURROUGHS-WELLCOME EXPANOING 3RUG TESTS
FIRM TO ADD TESTS ON ANTI-AIOS DRUG
H
, ROBINS CO.
WOMAN SUES FIRM OVER CONTRACEPTIVE
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN SUES CONTRACEPTIVE MANUFACTURER
A. L. STANBACK MIOOLE SCHOOL
SEE STANBACK MIODLE SCHOOL I ORANGE CO.. N.C.I
AARON RENTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ABANDONED CHILDREN
SEE CHILO ABANDONMENT
ABOOMINAL PREGNANCIES
SEE CHILDBIRTH, RARITIES
SEE PREGNANCY
ABIDING SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
CHRISTMAS CAROLERS
ABLE MACHINING ANO ELECTRONICS CO.
3 TRIANGLE COMPANIES GET MINCKITY BUSINESS AWARDS
ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO FETUSES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ABORTION RIGHTS ACTION LEAGUE (NARALI
SEE ALSO N.C. ABORTION FUNO
SEE ALSO N.C. RIGHT-TO-LIFE. INC.
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO PRO-LIFE POLICY
SEE ALSO ROE VS. WADE
INFANT OEATHS. TEEN PREGNANCIES DOWN IN ORANGE
ABORTION CONTROVERSY SPARKS HARASSMENT CLAIMS IN N.C.
CLINIC BOMBINGS NOT ONLY ACT OF VIOLENCE
PAMPERING The OOLLS
FUNDAMENTALISTS TO GET CHANCE TO PUSH CAUSES
ABORTION BARBARIC
9 ONSLOW MINISTERS CALL FOR ANTI-ABORTION REVIVAL
AFTER TWELVE YEARS. ABORTION DEBATE RAGES ON AND ON
MARCHERS PROTEST ABORTIONS
ABORTION IS UNRIGHTEOUS
300 TAR HEELS DEMONSTRATE ON ABORTION
SOME DOCTORS IGNORE OATH
ABPRTOPM OSSIE FPIHO TJOMG
ABORTION TOUCHES MANY
AN UNWANTEO AGENDA
CONDITIONS FOR ABORTION
NCCLU IS NOT PRO-PORNOGRAPHY
STATE"ENTS ARE ERRONEOUS
VIOLENCE IS NOT BEST WAY
REDUCTION OF ABORTION FUNDS RAPPED
REV. FALwELL: PUBLIC DOWN ON ABORTION
FALWELL RAPS SMUT* ABORTION
ABORTION CLINIC PROTESTER IS ARRESTED
ABORTION RIGHTS GROUP TO BEGIN ORIVE
FALWELL PREDICTS APPOINTMENT 3 F JUSTICES AGAINST ABORTION
N.C. SHOULON'T PAY FOR ABORTIONS
ABORTION 'A GREAT EVIL"
ABORTION FUNOING END 'UNJUST'
LAW DOESN'T PROTECT FETUS FRO" ASSAULT
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGEO FOR HURTING PREGNANT WOMEN
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MOST ABORTION FUNDING
PROPOSED CUTBACKS IN STATE 9U0GET MAY LEAO TO TAX RELIEF
TRYING TO HEAL RAGING CHURCH
FETICIDE BILLS GET SUPPORT
SPEAKERS URGEO HARSHER PUNISHMENT FOR ASSAULTS IN WHICH FE TUS. . . K I LLED
GOVERNOR PRESSES TO REDUCE $1.3 MILLION ABORTION FUNO
BILL ON ABORTION REMAINS DISPOSAL IS SENT TO HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE
HUMANE POLICY OF FETUS OISPOSAL URGEO
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS PROPOS EO FOR ABORTIONS
NEWS IN BRIEF: COMMITTEE VOTES TO KEEP ABORTION FUND
PANEL KEEPS N.C. ABORTION FUND
WOMEN'S STRENGTH IN LEGISLATURE SEEN SLIPPING
WOMEN NEED CHOICE
ABORTION FIGHT ISN'T OVER IN NORTH CAROLINA
OPPONENTS SAY BILL WOULD DISCOURAGE ABORTIONS
LETTER. COLUMNS SPUR RESPONSE
ABORTION DESTROYS LIFE
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE ADVANCES OVER OBJECTIONS
STATE ABORTION FUNO PASSES CRJCIAL COMMITTEE TEST
ABORTION CONTRIBUTION PROPOSAL ADVANCES
LAWSUIT SPARKS DEBATE ON ABORTION. GENETIC ENGINEERING
JORDAN CASTS TIE-BREAKING VOTE ON ABORTION FUNOS
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL COOE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
HOUSE SUPPORTS OEATH PENALTY BAN
PROPOSAL TO LIMIT DAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
SOME FUNDAMENTALISTS DISAPPOINTED WITH MARTIN
SOME CHANGES NEEOED IN '73 ABORTION DECISION
EDITORIAL WAS NAME-CALLING
DON'T CHANGE ABORTION RULE
RESPECT THE RIGHT TO LIVE
A PROPHECY FULFILLED
MAKE ABORTION ILLEGAL
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LEGAL ABORION IS HEALT
THE REAL CRIMINALS
HT
WHEN MURDER IS JUSTIFIED
FUNOERBURK CALLS ABORTION 'MCRALLY WRONG1 BUT SAYS HE BELIEVES
COURT CAN'T MAKE LAMS
COURT DECISION ENDED INTRUSION
THINKING MUDOY ON ABORTION ISSUE
BROYHILL VOTE ON ABORTION FUNDS MISLEADING
FAMILY PLANNING ENDANGEREO
HELMS HALTS CONFIRMATION DELAY FOR REAGAN PLEDGE
ABORTION ON TV
ABORTION CLINIC VIOLENCE HANDLEO HELL ON SHOW
FUNOERBURK BLASTS BROYHILL ON ABORTION ISSUE
GOP SENATE CANOIOATE COULD WOUND HIMSELF
STATE-PAIO ABORTIONS OROP
STATE-PAID ABORTIONS DOWN NEARLY 70 PERCENT
HELMS-DICTATED POLICY IMMORAL IN HUMAN SENSE OF SURVIVAL
REACTION IS MIXED ON NEW LAW FOR STATE-FINANCED ABORTIONS
MR. HELMS NARROW-MINOEO
COLUMN SAIO UNFAIR TO HELMS
ABORTION CLINICS
VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF LIFE
BELATED. BUT WELCOME
ABORTION CONTROVERSY SPARKS HARASSMENT CLAIMS IN N.C.
CLINIC BOMBINGS NOT ONLY ACT OF VIOLENCE
•GOO'S LAW' IS NOT A CLUB
N.C. ABORTION CLINICS ARE TAKING PRECAUTIONS
ABORTION ON TV
ABORTION CLINIC VIOLENCE HANDLED WELL ON SHOW
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'ABSCAM" INVESTIGATION
ABSCAM
SEE FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
ABUSEO WOMEN
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
ACAOEMIC FREEDOM
SEE ALSO ACCURACY IN ACADEMIA
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
ACADEMIC NARROW-MINDEDNESS
PROFESSOR SUITS. SAYS CAMPBELL DENIES FREEDOM
SHADES OF MCCARTHYISM
CLASSROOH-MONITORING GROUP CONCERNS TRIANGLE EDUCATORS
HONOR FRIOAY BY HELPING TO PROTECT UNC FREEDOM
ACCURACY IN ACAOEMIA A COLLEGE WITCHHUNT
ACADEMIC HELP CENTER
SEE ALSO HOMEWORK
EMPHASIS ON LEARNING
MADE FROM SCRATCH
JUNIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS AGREE TO 'HOMEWORK PACT'
PRIORITIES WELL PLACED IN NEW YOUTH PROGRAM
HELP CENTER TO HOLD FAMILY MEETING FRIOAY
OUTSTANDING HOMEWORK
DURHAM STUOENT-HELP GROUP IS AWARDED 115,000 GRANT
ACADEMIC HELP CENTER PRAISED
HOMEWORK-HELP EFFORT GROWS; SPORTS SPUR CHILDREN TO STUDY
TROPHY WINNERS
CENTER RECEIVES GIFT
ACAOEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY, TENURE
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS, U.S.
00 PRINCIPALS NEEO TENURE?
TENURE SYSTEM FOR PRINCIPALS MAY BE TOPIC OF HEATED DEBATE
PRINCIPALS LIKE TENURE
ACT PROFESSOR'S SUIT SETTLED
ACADEMIC NARROW-MI NOEONESS
THE HAPPY PROFESSORS
OUKE COUNCIL SEEKS TENURE AWARENESS
ACADEMY AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN, MOVIE BUFF OF THE YEAR CONTEST
ENTER THE MOVIE BUFF CONTEST
AN OSCAR PREVIEW
AND THE WINNER IS...
ACADEMY COURT
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
DURHAM MAN TO BUILO 'VILLAGE'
JCB OUTLET EXPANSION IS PLANNED
ACADEMY LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUO
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
'ESTATE* PLAN REFUNDS ARE AVAILABLE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC IOURHAHI
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
AND THAT'S THE WAY IT WAS - IN 1923
IN REGIONS OF U.S.
75. WITHOUT REGRETS
accidental death rate
see also death rate
dominant type of death varies
accidents igeneral)
plenty of troubles no worry for man,
accidents, airplanes, durham
see also airplanes, safety
gann survives plane crash
accidents, airplanes, international
see also airplanes, safety
3 north Carolinians missing after plane crashes in Caribbean
ourham man says sikhs don't kill innocents
tarboro man, priest die in bolivia crash
agents: crashes not fueling aying fear
5 from n.c. on list of victims
mourning to fill holidays of n.c. victims' relatives
7 tar heels were aboaro charter
ganoer victim joined army to fino work
the flags are flying, but buck won't be home to see them
...to serve in america's armed forces... (cartoon!
CIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, JETS, N.C
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, EMERGENCI
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO DRUGS. SMUGGLING
. IMILITARY JETSI
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ONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
NO EVIOENCE OF CRASH FOUND
NO PLANE CRASH FOUND
N.C. PILOT PRAISEO BY S.C. SHERIFF AFTER PLANE CRASH
EXPERIMENTAL PLANE CRASHES; PILOT KILLED
FATAL CRASH
PILOT KILLED TAKING SON'S PLANE ON MAIDEN FLIGHT
OFFICIALS SEEK CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH
PLANE CRASH CAUSE POSSIBLY BARBELLS
PILOT KILLEO IN PLANE CRASH
PLANE OESTROYEO
PILOT SURVIVES CRASH WITH ONLY CUTS. BRUISES
SBI PLANE CRASH LANDS
ULTRALIGHT PLANE'S PILOT OIES IN CRASH
MOTHER. SON OIE IN PLANE CRASH
PLANE CRASHES IN CHARLOTTE; TWO ARE KILLED
2 GEORGIA MEN OIE IN CRASH OF PLANE AT CHARLOTTE AIRPORT
VA. COUPLE INJUREO IN AIRPLANE CRASH
PRIVATE PLANE CRASHES BUT PIL3T NOT INJUREO
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER WINS ACCIDENT PREVENTION AWARD
3 ESCAPE INJURY AFTER PLANE LANDS IN DUPLIN PONO
STUDENT PILOT OIES IN CRASH
HOMEMADE AIRPLANE CRASHES: PILOT KILLED
AIRPLANE'S OOOR FALLS INTO MAN'S BACK YARD
SAFETY BOARO SPLITS BLAME FOR 1983 PLANE COLLISION
PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN. 5 ARE KILLEO
FIVE DIE IN PLANE CRASH
CLUES SOUGHT TO FATAL PLANE CRASH IN N.C.
CONOVER AIR CRASH KILLS 3
PILOT ANO TWO TRAINEES KILLEO AS PLANE CRASHES NEAR HOUSES
HILLSBOROUGH NATIVE KNIGHT KILLEO IN AIRPLANE CRASH
PLANE CRASH. PARACHUTIST POSSIBLY LINKED
OFFICERS LINK PARACHUTIST TO PLANE CRASH IN N.C.
DEAD MAN WAS EX-OFFICER. SUSPENDED LAWYER
AGENTS SAY PARACHUTIST DROPPED MORE COCAINE
GEORGIA ORUG DROP TRACED TO DEAD PARACHUTIST
PLANE CARRYING MARTIN MAKES PRECAUTIONARY LANDING
PARACHUTISTS' CRASH LINKED TO JUMPER WITH COCAINE
DRUG CONSPIRACY PROBED IN CHUTIST'S OEATH
PLANE STRIKES DOG ON TAKEOFF, LANDS SAFELY WITH ONLY 1 WHEEL
PLANE CRASH WAS SUICIDE. POLICE SAY
TOILET PAPER H-E-L-P SAVES SURVIVOR OF N.C. PLANE CRASH
N.C. WOMAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH; PILOT RESCUEO
PLANE FLIPS INTO RIVER; 3 ARE KILLED
REMAINS OF TWO MEN, FOUNO IN OLD BURNED PLANE. IOENTIFIEO
PLANE CRASH REPORT OELAYEO
2 MISSING IN N.C. AIR CRASH
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, ORANGE COUNTY
CHAPEL HILL MAN, SON OIE AS PLANE CRASHES IN CALVANOER SECTION
ORANGE AIR CRASH PROBED
FAA BEGINS LENGTHY PROBE ON PLANE CRASH
ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, "NEAR MISSES"
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES. SAFETY
SEE ALSO WINOSHEAR
N.C. WOMAN SURVIVES PLANE CRASH
YOUNG WOMAN OIES OF BURNS RECEIVED IN AIRPLANE CRASH NEAR CROSSVILLE.
3 OF 5 PA. PLANE CRASH VICTIMS FROM ASHEVILLE
DISASTER PERSPECTIVE
AGENTS: CRASHES NOT FUELING FLYING FEAR
ROU INSURANCE TO OOUBLE
OFFICIALS SIFT DEBRIS FOR CAUSE OF CRASH
N.C. MAN IN JET CRASH
CRIME SYNDICATE IN SPOTLIGHT AFTER CHUTIST'S DEATH
PARACHUTISTS' CRASH LINKED TO JUMPER WITH COCAINE
DRUG CONSPIRACY PROBEO IN CHUTIST'S DEATH
PLANE SABOTAGED AFTER BOTCHEO OEAL, ORUG AGENT SAYS
CRASH TRAGICALLY ENDS COACH'S BEST MOMENT
THE UNINTENOED MESSAGE
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
MAN INJUREO IN ACCIOENT ON N.C. 54
CHAPEL HILL ACCIDENT CAUSES MINOR INJURIES
ORANGE SHERIFF, EX-OEPUTY SUED BY TWO CHATHAM COUNTY MEN
2 TEENS INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT
2 KILLED IN ONE-CAR WRECK
POLICE: CAR SPEEOING IN FATAL ACCIDENT
2 OIE IN WRECK
boy is injured; no Charge fileo
2 CHAPEL HILL RESIDENTS ARE INJUREO IN ACCIDENTS
HIT-ANO-RUN VICTIM IN HOSPITAL
TEEN KILLEO, 2 INJUREO
ACCIDENTS SPUR CALL FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT
FOUR CARS COLLIDE
FOUR PEOPLE HURT IN WRECK NEAR HOTEL EUROPA
ORIVER CHARGED WITH HIT-ANO-RUN
ACCIDENTS, AUTO, OURHAM
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, OURHAM
FOUR HURT IN SMASHUP
MAN FACES CHARGES IN WRECK
CAR STRIKES VICTIM
LAWYER, CLIENT SEEK WITNESSES
TREACHEROUS STREETS
WRECK VICTIM
4 PEOPLE HURT IN COLLISION OF TRUCK, CAR
1 IN COLLISION IS HOSPITALIZED
19-YEAR-0L0 CHARGED AFTER ACCIOENT KILLS ONE, INJURES THREE
STORM CAUSES 28 ACCIDENTS
STILL SLICK
THREE CAR COLLISION
ICY ROADS MAKE DRIVING HAZARDOUS IN DURHAM AREA
2 WOMEN TRAPPED IN AUTO WRECK; BOTH HOSPITALIZEO
SUSPENOEO TERM GIVEN ORIVER FOR FOR THREE DEATHS
CAR OVERTURNS
2 INJUREO IN COLLISIONS
2 TREATED AFTER ACCIDENT
3-YEAR-OLO HIT BY VAN, CRITICALLY INJURED
CAR HITS WOMAN; DRIVER CHARGED
DRIVER INJURED AS CAR ROLLS INTO FALLS LAKE
RUNAWAY CAR HITS 3 CITY TOTS
DRIVER, PASSENGER INJURED IN WRECK
REFUGEE CHARGED IN 4-VEHICLE PILEUP
2 TEENS INJURED IN CAR ACCIOENT
TEENS CRITICALLY HURT IN ACCIOENT
TWO INJUREO IN COLLISION AT INTERSECTION
TRAFFIC ACCIOENT INJURES 2 PEOPLE
GUNMAN ROBS MOTEL, ESCAPES WITH MONEY
TEEN-AGE GIRL STILL CRITICAL, MALE WRECK VICTIM IMPROVES
1 PERSON HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT
3 INJURED IN FREAK SERIES OF ACCIOENTS
WOMAN INJUREO AFTER CAR FLIPS
WRECK HURTS 2
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1/08/85
A
6
N
H 2
2/17/85
B
12
N
S 2
2/22/85
A
1
N
H 2
2/23/85
A
1
P
P
M66
H 2
2/23/85
C
I
N
S 2
2/23/85
A
3
N
A47
H 2
2/25/85
A
13
N
H 2
3/02/85
A
5
N
H 2
3/03/85
A
1
P
P
K30
H 2
3/03/85
B
1
N
H 2
4/18/85
B
1
N
H 2
5/27/85
A
7
N
H 2
6/17/85
B
2
N
S 2
6/28/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/29/85
0
4
p
N
H 2
7/01/85
B
8
N
H 2
7/10/85
B
2
N
S 2
7/13/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
7/14/85
B
11
N
S 2
7/17/85
C
12
0
H 2
7/18/85
B
3
N
H 2
7/24/85
C
3
N
H 2
8/24/85
A
9
N
S 2
8/24/85
A
1
N
H 2
8/25/85
B
1
N
H 2
8/26/85
B
7
N
S 2
8/28/85
A
1
*<
N
H 2
8/29/85
A
10
p
N
H 2
8/30/85
A
LA
0
H 2
9/12/85
A
LA
N
H 2
9/13/85
A
8
N
H 2
9/13/85
A
B
P
N
H 2
9/14/85
A
5
N
H 2
9/17/85
C
T
N
H 2
9/24/85
C
7
N
H 2
10/04/85
A
2
N
H 2
10/05/85
C
4
N
H 2
10/19/85
A
12
N
H 2
10/20/85
B
10
N
H 2
10/27/85
B
1
N
H 2
11/15/85
C
9
N
S 2
11/20/85
C
13
N
H 3
11/21/85
B
4
N
H 2
12/03/85
C
7
N
S 2
12/12/85
A
1
N
H 2
10/02/85
A
I
M
N
B81
S 2
10/02/85
A
1
P
N
H 2
10/03/85
B
1
N
B81
S 2
1/08/85
A 2
N
H 2
1/09/85
A 3
N
H 2
4/11/85
A 2
N
H 2
8/30/85
A <•
E
S 2
8/31/85
A 3
N
JI3
S 2
9/04/85
A 1
N
W82
S 2
9/07/85
A 1
P
N
S 2
9/07/85
A 1
N
H 2
9/16/85
A 1C
N
H 2
10/04/85
A 2
N
H 2
10/05/85
C 4
N
H 2
10/07/85
B '
N
H 2
11/27/85
B <•
N
H 2
12/14/85
A 4
E
S 2
1/01/85
C 4
N
S 2
2/25/85
A t
N
H 2
3/01/85
c «
N
S 2
3/23/85
A 3
N
C60
H 2
3/31/85
B 1
N
H 2
4/01/85
B 1
P
N
K45
S 2
4/01/85
A 6
N
S 2
4/01/85
C 1
N
S 2
4/15/B5
A 3
N
H 3
4/16/85
C
N
H 2
4/28/85
B I
N
H 3
5/14/85
B 1
P
N
881
H 2
6/21/85
B e
N
H 2
7/29/85
A 11
N
H 3
12/07/85
C 1
N
H 2
1/03/85
B 1
P
P
M66
S 2
1/03/85
A '
N
S 2
1/03/85
C 1
N
H 2
1/08/85
C 1
H
H 2
1/11/85
B
P
P
K30
S 2
1/14/85
C
P
P
S76
H 2
1/15/85
C
P
P
S 2
1/15/85
B
N
H 2
1/20/85
B
N
S 2
1/22/85
A
N
K45
S 2
1/22/85
B
P
P
C56
H 2
1/24/85
B
P
P
S76
S 2
2/05/85
A
P
N
J56
H 2
2/17/85
B
N
H 2
2/27/85
C
N
S02
S 2
2/27/85
C
P
P
H66
H 2
3/02/85
B
P
P
M66
S 2
3/02/85
A "
N
H 2
3/06/85
B
N
H 2
3/07/85
B 1
N
H 2
3/11/85
B
N
H 2
3/13/85
A
P
N
H 2
3/19/85
B
N
S 2
3/21/85
C
N
S 2
3/23/85
A
N
C60
H 2
3/24/85
B
N
H 2
3/24/85
B 1
N
S 2
3/25/85
A
N
S 2
3/25/85
C
N
H 2
3/26/85
A
N
S 2
4/04/85
c
N
H 2
4/14/85
A
N
M51
H 2
4/14/85
8
N
S 2
4/17/85
C
N
H 2
4/21/85
A
P
N
M51
4
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L
1/01/65
INDEX
12/31/85
2 TEENS CRAWL OUT OF CAR BEFORE BLAST
WOMAN KILLED, BOY HURT IN WRECK
WOMAN HURT AS CAR HITS BRIDGE RAIL
RHOOE ISLANO WOMAN INJUREO IN ACCIOENT
WOMAN INJUREO. HORSE KILLED
DRIVER IN GOOD CONDITION
2 HURT IN WRECK ON CHAPEL HILL ROAD
THREE HURT IN TWO-CAR WRECK
HITCHHIKER ROBS DRIVER
CAR JUMPS CURB. RAMS INTO HOUSE
WRECK INJURES MAN
FOUR HURT IN WRECK
CAR CRASHES INTO WALL
OXFORO MAN CRITICALLY INJUREO AS CAR HITS HIM
OXFORD MAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR ON I-S5
MAN CHARGED WITH FLEEING FROM ACCIOENT
FIVE INJUREO IN WRECK
DRIVER CHARGED 3 TIMES HOURS AFTER PASSENGER FATALLY INJUREO
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN ABOUCTION
OURHAM WOMAN CRITICAL FOLLOWING U.S. TO WRECK
BOY. 9, HOSPITALIZED AFTER STRUCK BY CAR
PILEUP ON 1-85 INJURES ONE ORI VER
2-CAR. BUILDING COLLISION
TWO CARS COLLIDE ON U.S. TO: THIRO CAR HIT IN GAS-STATION LOT
TWO CARS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT
MAN DIES AS CAR RUNS INTO TREE. BUT CAUSE OF DEATH UNCERTAIN
CAUSE OF OEATH BEING SOUGHT
ORIVERS HURT IN 2-CAR WRECK
MATTRESS MISHAP SNARLS TRAFFIC ON INTERSTATE 85
WRECK HURTS FOUR TEENS
OURHAM MAN OIES IN WRECK ON BYPASS
MOTORIST FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES
SANFORO MAN KILLED IN ONE-AUTO WRECK
SHERRA KRISTINE HARTNAN. 15
MAN CHARGED WITH CAR THEFT, TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
TEEN DIES FROM ACCIOENT
1 KILLED, 2 ARE INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON BYPASS
WOMAN OIES AFTER CAR HITS TREE
TWO TRAPPEO IN WRECK
OURHAM WOMAN DIES IN WRECK
GIRL CHARGEO WITH FLEEING POLICE
1 KILLED. 2 HURT IN COLLISION
WRECK KILLS 1 MAN, INJURES 2
WRECK VICTIM
FOUR INJUREO IN GUESS ROAD COLLISION
TRUCK. CAR COLLIDE. 1 KILLEO. 3 INJURED
STATE ZEROES IN ON -MOST OANGEROUS' ROADS. INTERSECTIONS
OURHAM MAN INJUREO IN COLLISION HAS OIEO
YOUTH ON MOPEO INJUREO IN COLLISION WITH CAR
WEEKEND ARRESTS. ACCIOENT RESULT IN MAN'S JAILING
2 ARE INJUREO IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION ON RUSSELL ROAO
WRECK INVESTIGATED
THREE HURT IN MOTORCYCLE-AUTO ACCIDENT
MOTORCYCLIST CITED IN WRECK
2 HURT IN CAR-TRUCK WRECK
RENDERING AIO
2 MEN HURT IN WRECK. DRIVER CITED
MAN FACES OWI CHARGE
HOSPITAL RELEASES TWO WRECK VICTIMS
DUKE STUDENT HURT IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
3 CRITICAL AFTER CAR CRASHES
2ND DRIVER CITED IN 1-85 WRECK
INJUREO MAN IS CHARGED
WOMAN INJURED. CHARGEO IN WRECK ON HILLSBOROUGH
OURHAM WUHAN HURT IN WRECK
ORIVER CRITICAL AFTER WRECK
FOUR INJUREO IN CAR WRECK
3 HURT IN WRECK REMAIN IN HOSPITAL
CAR WEDGED UNOER TRUCK
SWISS EXCHANGE STUOENT KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION ON 1-85
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SADDENED BY EXCHANGE STUOENT'S OEATH
ORIVER CHARGED AFTER FATAL WRECK
3 HURT IN WRECK ON STAOIUM ROAD
FOUR HURT IN FOUR-VEHICLE WRECK
CAR CLIPS POWER POLE. DRIVER HURT
2 STILL HOSPITALIZED AFTER 4-VEHICLE WRECK
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS I. HURTS 1
CAR HITS POWER POLE
ORIVER IS KILLED, ANOTHER INJUREO IN 501 COLLISION
MAN INJUREO IN WRECK
DRIVER CRITICALLY INJUREO IN CRASH
MAN STILL 'CRITICAL*
IT'S TIME TO TENO TRAFFIC SAFETY ON ROXBORO ROAD
MAN OIES OF 1-85 WRECK INJURIES
CAR HITS WOMAN
2 INJUREO IN MIAMI BLVO. COLLISION
TWO HURT IN SEPARATE WRECKS
ACCIDENT VICTIM IS 'STABLE-
CAR STRIKES PEDESTRIAN
2-Y6AR-OLD HIT BY AUTO
CAR OVERTURNS
CAR FLIPS AFTER SKIDDING
WOMAN INJUREO AS CAR STRIKES POLE
CAR ORIVER IDENTIFIED
WOMAN KILLEO AS CAR HITS TREE
WOMEN STILL IN HOSPITAL
CHILD. 7, HIT BY TAXI
TWO CHARGEO WITH KIDNAPPING WHILE FLEEING SCENE OF ACCIOENT
ORIVER CHARGED WITH HIT-AND-RUN
INJUREO BOY 'SATISFACTORY'
AUTO BURSTS INTO FLAMES ON HIGHWAY
ROLLING CAR KILLS WOMAN
DRUNKEN DRIVING CITED IN WRECK AT SCHOOL
TROOPER: SEAT BELTS SAVED LIVES OF PAIR
CAR OVERTURNS
PEDESTRIAN KILLEO
6-YEAR-0L0 BOY HIT 8Y CAR ON HOLLOWAY
CAR HITS OURHAM YOUTH
WRECK PUTS 1 IN THE HOSPITAL
8-YEAR-OLO BOY HIT BY CAR ON KENT STREET
PEDESTRIAN. MOTORIST INJUREO IN ACCIOENT
BOY HIT BY CAR
MAN SLIGHTLY INJUREO WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO
ACCIDENTS,
SEE ACCIDENTS
AUTO, OURHAM COUNTY
..-DENTS. AUTO. DURHAM
SEE TRAFFIC DEATHS. OURHAM
ACCIDENTS. AUTO. N.C.
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC DEATHS, N.C.
N.C. ROAD OEATHS REACH PREDICTION BY NOON MONDAY
SPEEOING ANO FAILURE TO USE SiAT BELTS BLAMED FOR.. .FATALITIES. ..
ACCIDENT ON ICY BRIDGE
DOUBLE YOUR CHANCES
ONE KILLEO, THREE HURT IN CAR-BUS CRASH
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H 2
4/21/85
6
4
N
S 2
4/22/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/23/85
A
IT
P
P
M66
S 2
4/23/85
A
9
N
H 2
4/30/85
B
1
P
N
M66
S 2
4/30/85
C
1
N
S 2
5/06/85
C
1
N
H 2
5/18/85
c
1
P
P
T37
S 2
5/18/85
A
3
N
H 2
5/27/85
c
2
N
S 2
5/27/85
A
1
P
P
T37
H 2
5/29/85
a
1
N
S 2
5/30/85
c
1
P
P
T37
H 2
6/10/85
c
1
N
H 2
6/11/85
A
a
N
H 2
6/11/85
B
2
N
H 2
6/16/85
B
13
N
H 2
6/22/85
A
5
N
S 2
6/22/85
C
3
N
S 2
6/27/85
c
1
N
A47
H 2
6/27/85
8
3
N
S 2
7/01/85
C
I
N
H 2
7/03/85
B
14
P
P
C56
H 2
7/06/85
A
8
N
S 2
7/06/85
A
22
N
H 2
7/10/85
B
4
N
S 2
7/10/85
C
1
N
H 2
7/18/85
B
1
p
P
T37
H 2
7/22/85
B
6
N
H 2
8/11/85
B
1
N
H 2
8/12/85
A
I
p
N
M51
H 2
8/12/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/12/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/12/85
B
7
□
S 2
8/12/85
A
7
N
S 2
8/12/85
c
1
N
S 2
8/12/85
C
1
N
H 2
8/13/85
c
1
P
N
S 2
8/13/85
c
1
N
S 2
8/13/85
c
2
0
H 2
8/15/85
A
14
N
H 2
8/16/85
B
1
N
S 2
8/16/85
C
1
N
S 2
8/22/85
C
I
p
P
M66
H 2
8/23/85
B
1
N
S 2
8/23/85
A
1
N
A47
H 2
8/24/85
c
1
N
L40
H 2
8/24/85
c
3
N
H 2
8/27/85
A
8
N
H 2
8/28/85
B
2
N
S 2
8/23/85
C
I
N
S 2
9/03/85
A
Z
N
H 2
9/09/85
B
1
N
H 2
9/10/85
C
12
N
S 2
9/10/85
c
1
N
H 2
9/11/85
c
1
P
P
F70
H 2
9/11/85
c
5
p
N
S 2
9/11/85
A
9
N
H 2
9/12/85
B
3
N
S 2
9/13/85
A
6
N
H 2
9/19/85
B
1
p
N
H 2
9/20/85
B
1
N
S 2
9/20/85
A
3
N
H 2
10/01/85
c
5
N
S 2
10/01/85
A
9
N
H 2
10/03/85
3
2
P
P
K30
H 2
10/14/85
B
1
N
S 2
10/14/85
A
7
N
H 2
10/15/85
C
1
P
p
K30
H 2
10/16/85
B
16
N
H 2
10/17/85
B
1
N
A 54
H 2
10/17/85
B
5
H
H 2
10/20/85
B
13
N
H 2
10/22/85
B
1
P
P
F70
H 2
10/22/85
B
5
N
H 2
10/23/85
B
1
N
M51
S 2
10/23/85
A
1
N
S 2
10/23/85
c
3
N
H 2
10/24/85
B
2
0
S 2
10/24/85
c
1
N
H 2
10/25/85
B
3
N
S 2
10/25/85
A
5
N
H 2
10/26/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/26/85
C
2
0
H 2
10/30/85
A
9
N
S 2
10/31/85
c
1
N
H 2
11/05/85
c
3
N
S 2
11/05/85
c
1
N
H 2
11/16/85
c
3
N
H 2
11/18/85
B
9
N
S 2
11/18/85
A
1
P
P
C56
H 2
11/19/85
B
I
P
P
C56
H 2
11/19/85
B
5
N
S 2
11/19/85
C
»
N
H 2
11/21/85
B
1
P
N
S 2
U/21/85
C
1
N
H 2
11/24/85
B
4
N
H 2
11/25/85
A
14
N
M51
H 2
11/25/85
A
14
N
S 2
11/25/85
c
1
N
H 2
12/01/85
B
1
N
M51
S 2
12/05/85
c
1
N
H 2
12/12/85
B
1
P
N
S 2
12/12/85
A
3
H
S 2
12/13/85
c
1
H
H 2
12/15/85
B
1
N
H 2
12/17/85
0
4
N
S 2
12/17/85
c
3
N
S 2
12/20/85
A
10
N
H 2
12/30/85
B
7
N
H 2
12/30/85
B
7
N
S 2
12/30/85
A
5
N
S 2
12/30/85
A
5
N
H
?
1/01/85
A
1 I
N
H
2
1/03/85
A
1 5
N
H
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1/11/85
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1/22/85
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12
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MONTHLY/*
ll/ilf 8S
1 OEAO IN FREAK ACCIDENT
CHAPEL HILL M»N KILLEOt 3 INJJRED IN WRECK
HAZARDOUS ROADS. POWER OUTAGES EXPECTED AGAIN
CRASH KILLS BURLINGTON TEEN-ASER
TWO DIE IN WRECK
MAN DIES. 3 INJURED IN HENOERSON WRECK
TEEN DIES IN COLLISION WITH HIGHWAY PATROL CAR
N.C. STATE STUDENTS RAP POLICE FOR STREET INJURY
FRANKLINTON NAN KILLED IN WRECK
HANSON WAN DIES IN VANCE COLLISION
PEDESTRIAN HIT BY POLICE CAR REPORTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION
BA8Y OWES LIFE TO OUKE NURSE
CELEBRATION INJURY LEAVES STUDENT IN SERIOUS CONOITION
STEWARTS TRUE HEROES
CONSULTANT DIES IN RALEIGH ACCIDENT
BABY LIVES BECAUSE OF CARING PEOPLE
TIRE BLOWOUT, WRECK KILL CREEOMOOR WAN
TEEN KILLED IN H6A0-0N COLLISION
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS FILEO
TWO-CAR CRASH IN VANCE COUNTY KILLS WOMAN
RALEIGH MAN DIES IN CHATHAM WRECK
WOMAN DIES IN AUTO CRASH
THREE PEOPLE KILLEO IN WEEKEND ACCIOENTS
THREE PEOPLE KILLEO IN FIERY WRECK
LOUISBURG WOMAN KILLEO IN HIT, RUN
MOTOR CLUB SEES 15 HOLIDAY DEATHS
NORLINA WOMAN DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
WOMAN KILLEO IN AUTO ACCIOENT
PITTSBORO CRASH KILLS ONE, HURTS * FAMILY MEMBERS
BILLS TO PUT BRAKES ON YOUNGER ORIVERS RUN OFF ROAO BY SENATE, HOUSE PAN
DURHAM MAN RESTING AFTER RESCUE OPERATION
FATHER FINDS WRONG BOY IN COF=IN
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN OIES, SON INJURED IN COLLISION
CREEOMOOR MAN OIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT
BURLINGTON "AN CRUSHED TO DEATH
TRAFFIC LIGHTS SOMETIMES GET BUM RAP FOR ACCIDENTS
WRECK NEAR APEX CLAIMS ONE LIFE
MAN, WOMAN KILLED IN 2-CAR COLLISION
2-CAR COLLISION KILLS 2
■OMAN CHARGEO WITH Owl AFTER PATAL WRECK
FIVE KILLEO ANO FIVE INJURED IN TWO-CAR CARSH IN MOORE
CREEOMOOR MAN KILLEO IN WRECK THAT SEVERS CAR
EURE ANO WIFE HURT IN WRECK
OXFORO MAN KILLED
5 DIE IN LEE COUNTY WRECK
CLACK, WIFE REMAIN IN HOSPITAL'S CARE
TWO MEN ARE INJURED IN FRANKLIN ACCIDENT
CHATHAM WOMAN KILLEO IN CRASH
FOUR PEOPLE HURT IN WRECK NEAR HOTEL EUROPA
MAN OIES IN WRECK
CARY MAN CHARGEO WITH VIOLATING STATE'S NEW CHILD RESTRAINT LAW
LAWS WON'T MAKE CARS SAFE ENOUGH
EURE LEARNS A LESSON
EURE PRAISES SEAT BELT LAW AFTER ACCIDENT
EXPERIENCE SPEAKS: BUCKLE UP
ROXBORO WOMAN OIES AFTER FALLING OUT OF CAR
ROXBORO WOMAN DIES AFTER PALLING OUT OF CAR
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE WRECK CLAIMS LIFE OF TEEN IN PERSON
OH, GIVE ME A ROAO, THAT THE BUFFALO SHUN
NINE DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
N.J. WOMAN KILLED IN 1-85 ACCIDENT
PETITION SEEKS OXFORO POLICE IHIEF'S RE"OVAL
AFRAID ANOTHER TRUCK WILL CRASH INTO HER BEOROOM, WOMAN MOVING
HE DID NOT RECEIVE HIS ORIVER' S LICENSE
WOMAN KILLED, * HURT IN CHATHAM ACCIDENT
HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER FIRED
OXFORO POLICE CHIEF'S HEARING IS POSTPONEO
FIERY WRECK KILLS 3
OXFORO MAN AMONG 19 VICTIMS OF HOLIOAY AUTO WRECKS
OXFORO MAN DIES AFTER CAR MIT HIM
3 OIE IN N.C. CAR ACCIOENTS
CHARLOTTE OFFICER CHARGED IN FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIOENT
CRASH KILLS TIM3ERLAKE man
OUPLIN WRECK KILLS 1, INJURES 2
SILER CITY "AN KILLEO AFTER CAR RUNS OFF ROAD
SEMORA "AN KILLEO IN PERSON C3UNTY WRECK
.RECK KILLS ORIVER. HURTS PASSENGER
ALAMANCE DEPUTY HURT IN CAR CRASH
NORLINA WOMAN, 49. DIES OF INJURIES IN AUTO WRECK
TEEN DIES AFTER wRECK
SBI AGENTS TESTIFY AT OXFORO CHIEF'S HEARING
REPORTS SHOW WRECK VICTIM WAS INTOXICATEO
1-85 CRASH KILLS 2, INJURES 2 NEAR U.S. 70 IN ORANGE
OURHA" "AN IS CHARGEO IN 1-85 WRECK: GRAHAM TEEN-AGER DIED IN ALAMANCE
TAVERN SUED FOR ACCIDENT
U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE INJUREO IN ACCIDENT
MAN KILLED AS CAR GOES INTO RI VER
SEAT BELT SAVES BELK ALONG CAMPAIGN TRAIL
HAN KILLEO WHEN CAR STRIKES TR EE
STUDY: FEWER ORIVERS BURNED WHEN BUCKLED
$10,000 SUIT CLAIMS JEEP NOT CRASHwORTHV
CARS TOP HUNTERS AS THREAT TO OEER
RIDER OF GO-CART KILLED IN SNA SHUP
17-YEAR-OLD OIES IN WRECK
TRAFFIC DEATHS MISS PREDICTION
INFANT PLACEO IN PROTECTIVE CJSTOOY
COCONUT OIL LEAOS TO TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
5 OIE IN N.C. ACCIOENTS
SNOW CLOSES SCHOOLS. SLICKS ROADS: ROXBORO MAN KILLEO
HEAD-ON CRASH KILLS MAN FROM PITTSBORO. INJURES 2
HENOERSON WOMAN KILLED
SEVEN OIE IN WEEKENO TRAFFIC WRECKS
* DIE IN ACCIOENTS
GAST0N1A MAN PINNED IN OVERTURNED CAR FOR NINE HOURS
3 KILLED IN CUMBERLAND
ACCIOENTS, AUTO, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO, CHAPEL HILL
1 KILLED, 4, HURT AS CARS COCLIOE IN ORANGE COUNTY
FOUR REMAIN HOSPITALIZED AFTER WRECK
6 INJUREO IN WRECK NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
POLICE OFFICER'S TRUCK. CAR COLLIDE
TWO KILLED IN 1-85 WRECK IOENTIFIEO
CHINESE SCIENTIST AT UNC FATALLY STRUCK IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT
ORANGE COUNTY FARMER KILLED IN WRECK; «OMAN CHARGED
WOMAN HURT IN ORANGE COUNTY WRECK
NO FAULT BY DRIVER =0UNO IN DEATH OF CHINESE SCIENTIST
HILLSBOROUGH MAN OIES IN ACCIOENT
ACCIOENTS, AUTO, U.S.
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SPEED LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC OEATHS, U.S.
BURLINGTON "AN ACCIDENT VICTIM
DURHAM TEEN-AGER OIED IN GEORGIA WRECK
C T
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T
N E
E
L
Y
P 0
DATE C
»G L
P |YL
H 2
1/26/85 A
1
N
H 2
1/27/85 B
5
N
H 2
2/06/85 B
1 P
N
H 2
2/23/85 C
2
0
H 2
2/23/85 C
2
N
H 2
2/24/85 B
4
N
H 2
3/19/85 B
6
N
S 2
3/23/85 A
1
N
H 1
3/23/85 B
1
N
H 2
3/24/95 B
1
N
H 2
3/24/95 B
13
N
S 2
3/25/85 A
1
N J56
S 2
3/26/95 C
10
N
S 2
3/27/65 A
4
E
H 2
3/29/85 A
13
N
H 2
3/29/85 A
4
L
H 2
3/31/85 B
1
N
S 2
4/01/85 A
5
N
H 2
4/13/85 A
9
N
H 2
4/21/85 B
4
N
H 2
4/21/85 B
4
N
S 2
4/22/85 A
7
N
S 2
5/06/85 A
7
N
H 2
5/10/85 B
4
N
H 2
5/13/85 A
9
N
H 2
5/13/85 C
2
N
H 2
5/25/85 B
6
N
H 2
5/26/85 B
14
N
H 2
5/27/85 A
8
0
H 2
5/30/85 A
6
N
S 2
5/30/85 C
1
N
H 2
6/02/85 3
1 P
N
H 2
6/03/85 A
8
0
H 2
6/24/95 A
14
0
H 2
6/24/85 A
14
N
S 2
6/26/85 A
19
N
H 2
6/28/95 A
6
N
H 2
7/01/85 B
1
N
S 2
7/01/85 C
i
N
H 2
7/02/85 C
10
N
H 2
7/06/85 A
9
N
H 2
7/15/85 A
8
0
H 2
7/20/85 A
6 P
N
H 2
7/22/65 A
8
0
H 2
7/22/85 B
1
N
H 2
7/22/85 B
12
N
H 1
7/23/85 C
1
N
H 2
7/24/85 C
4
N
H 2
7/29/95 A
11
N
H 2
7/29/95 A
11
N
H 2
7/31/85 A
3
N
H 2
7/31/95 A
4
E
S 2
7/31/65 A
4
L
S 2
7/31/85 A
13
N
H 2
8/02/65 A
4
L
H 2
8/02/65 C
5
0
H 2
8/02/95 C
5
0
H 2
8/03/95 B
5
0
H 2
8/05/85 A
1
N J54
S 2
3/05/95 A
5
N
H 2
8/06/85 A
6
0
H 1
8/07/85 B
I
N
S 2
3/07/85 C
7 t
N
H 2
8/15/85 B
7
N
H 2
6/19/85 3
1
N
H 2
3/24/85 B
3
N
H 1
3/31/65 C
1
N
H 2
9/01/85 3
4
N
H 2
9/03/65 C
3
N
S 2
9/03/85 B
5
N
S 2
9/09/85 A
8
N
H 2
9/13/85 A
3
N
H 2
9/15/85 B
2
0
H 2
9/15/85 B
2
N
H 2
9/16/85 B
7
N
H 2
9/16/85 B
7
N
H 2
10/06/85 B
2
0
H 1
10/12/85 C
1
N
H 2
10/17/85 8
2
0
H 2
10/21/85 B
8
0
H 1
10/22/85 B
I
N S80
H 2
11/01/95 B
6
N
H 2
11/07/65 A
1
N
H 2
U/12/85 A
1
N
H 2
11/12/85 C
6
N
S 2
U/12/85 A
2
N
H 2
11/13/85 A
7
N
H 2
11/13/85 A
7
N
H 2
11/14/85 B
3
N
H 3
11/21/85 B
4
N
H 2
11/23/85 A
6
N
H 2
11/29/85 A
20
N
H 2
12/01/85 B
1
N
H 2
12/01/35 B
1
N
H 2
12/03/35 B
4
N
H 2
12/14/85 A
10
N
H 2
12/15/85 B
10
N
S 2
12/16/85 A
6
N
H 2
12/21/85 A
1
N
H 2
12/21/85 C
6
N
H 2
12/23/95 B
7
N
S 2
12/23/85 A
3
N
S 2
12/24/85 C
10
N
H 2
12/27/85 B
5
N
S 2
12/30/85 C
2
N
H 2
4/01/85 A
1
N
H 2
4/02/65 A
10
N
S 2
4/17/65 A
3
N
S 2
6/10/e5 C
1
N
H 2
11/08/85 A
15
N
H 3
11/08/85 B
1 P N
H 2
11/09/85 C
2
0
H 2
11/11/85 B
K
N
H 3
U/12/85 C
i
N
H 2
12/29/95 B
2
0
H 2 4/14/95 B 2
H 2 6/03/85 B I
MONTHLY/A
NiW/
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 7
1/16/86
LAWS WON'T HAKE CARS SAFE ENOUGH
3 FROM DURHAM CHURCH ARE KULEO IN PA. WRECK
TWO INJURED IN PA. WRECK MOVED TO OURHAM HOSPITAL
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TRUCKER IN VAN WRECK
CHARGES DROPPED IN TRIPLE FATALITY
ACCIDENTS. AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. TRAINS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. TRAINS. N.C.
TRAIN. TRACTOR-TRAILER TANGLE
TRAIN HITS VAN IN FRANKLINTON
MAN JUMPS FROM CAR 9EFORE TRAIN STRIKES
TRAIN-AUTO WRECK KILLS TWO BROTHERS
ACCIDENTS. BICYCLES
BOY RECEIVES TREATMENT AFTER CAR STRIKES BIKE
YOUTH HURT ON BICYCLE IS RELEASED
STEM GIRL. 10. KILLED IN BIKE-CAR ACCIDENT
INJURIES FROM ACCIOENT KILL TEEN
BOY ON A BICYCLE HIT BY A TRUCK
UNC RELIGION PROFESSOR INJURED IN BIKE ACCIDENT
MAN CRITICAL AFTER ACCIDENT
ACCIDENTS. BOATS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SHIPS
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO BOATS
COASTAL TOWN'S BRIOGE SMASHED; 300 STRANDED
BRIDGE DAMAGE SURVEYED
SEARCH FOR TRAWLER CALLED OFF
BOAT ACCIDENT VICTIM'S BODY FOUNO IN RIVER
ALCOHOL. NOT USING LIFE PRESERVERS CITED IN TAR HEEL BOATING DEATHS
BOAT OVERTURNS; TWO PEOPLE IN HOSPITAL
THREE PARK RANGERS HONORED FOR RESCUE
2 MISSING AFTER TANKER EXPLODES IN ATLANTIC
TANKER MAY BE SCUTTLED
BOAT FOUNO; 6 STILL HISSING
BOAT FOUND; SFARCH CONTINUES FOR 6 PEOPLE
SEARCH FOR MISSING BOATERS CALLEO OFF
BOAT DISASTER SURVIVOR LOST FRIENDS TO SEA
ONE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER INJUREO AS SPEEDBOAT SLAMS INTO PIER
TWO MEN RESCUEO FROM CAPSI2ED BOAT
TWO WILMINGTON MEN ARE RESCUED AFTER BOAT OVERTURNS
, MAN STILL MISSING
TWO WILMINGTON MEN ARE RESCUED AFTER BOAT OVERTURNS
L0UIS8URG FAMILY STRANDED ON ISLAND DURING FISHING TRIP
2 PEOPLE INJUREO IN BOAT COLLISION
5 ARE INJURED AS BOATS COLLIDE
WHAT A DRAG. ..130 MPH
WEATHER LITIGATION
TWO PEOPLE KILLEO AND THREE INJURED IN BOAT ACCIOENT
FISHING TRIP FOR 4 OURHAM MEN BECOMES OCEAN RESCUE MISSION
HURRICANE KATE A NERVE WRACKED. BUT SOVIETS A TREAT FOR SURVIVOR
YOUTHS WAITED SIX HOURS FOR RESCUE
ACCIDENTS, BUSES
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, SCHOOL BUSES
ONE KILLEO, THREE HURT IN CAR-BUS CRASH
42 HURT IN BUS-TRUCK WRECK
COURT UPHOLOS BUS DRIVER'S CONVICTION
11.9 MILLION AWARDED IN Y BUS WRECK
3 MEN WIN tl.5 MILLION FROM YMCA
ACCIDENTS, CARBON MONOXIDE
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, POISONINGS, N.C.
WINSTON-SALEM HOTEL EVACUATED BECAUSE OF CARBON MONOXIDE
WEATHER BLAMED FOR TRAPPING GAS INSIDE HOTEL
BLOCKED EXHAUST OF FURNACE EYED AS OEATH CAUSE
FUMES KILL YOUNG BOY DURING D* I VE HOME
STUDENTS EVACUATED AT SCHOOL
NO LEAKS FOUND IN HARNETT SCHOOL FURNACE
ILLNESS AT HARNETT SCHOOL BLAMED ON PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENON
SUIT SEEKS WOO. 000 FOR INFANT'S OEATH
ACCIDENTS. CHILDREN
RUNAWAY CAR HITS 3 CITY TOTS
PARENTS SUE CHURCH OVER GIRL'S INJURY
WHITE HOUSE CEREMONY HELD ON :hILO SAFETY
6-YEAR-OLD RUNS IN FRONT OF TRUCK
OOCTOR COMMENTS ON SEAT FLAP
BALLOON CAUSES COMA
N.C. BOY, 14, KILLED DIGGING A TUNNEL
MEBANE BOY IN CRITICAL CONDITION FROM ACCIDENTAL SHOT
YOUTH ON MOPEO INJURED IN COLLISION WITH CAR
CHILD HIT BY TRUCK
INJUREO CHILD IN SURGERY
GIRL WHO INHALED BALLOON STILL IN COMA
11-YEAR-OLD BOY SAVES BABY BROTHER
SOY OIES AFTER FALL ON HAYRIDE
EX-OURHAH RESIDENT, 11, KILLED DURING S.C. HAYRIDE
2-YEAR-OLD HIT BY AUTO
CLINTON TOODLER LIKES NEW FOOT
BATTERIES. HOLIDAY DECORATIONS CAN POSE HA2AR0 TO CHILDREN
6-YEAR-OLD BOY HIT BY CAR ON HOLLOWAY
CAR HITS OURHAM YOUTH
PERSON COUNTY MAN DIES IN FIRE
8-YEAR-OLD BOY HIT BY CAR ON KENT STREET
BOY HIT BY CAR
ACCIDENTS, CHOKING
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
SEE ALSO HEIMLICH MANEUVER
SEE ALSO STRANGULATIONS
N.C. GIRL. 17, DIES CHOKING ON PISTACHIOS
FIRE DISPATCHER TELLS WOMAN HOW TO SAVE DAUGHTER'S LIFE
TEACHER SAVES BOY FROM CHOKING
BALLOON CAUSES COMA
L0UIS8URG FRESHMAN SAVES CHOKING WOMAN
FIRST AID DOES SAVE LIVES
ACCIOENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
SUBCONTRACTOR FINED FOR RALEIGH OEATH FALL
CRANE COLLAPSE JOLTS STUDENTS ON VACATION
3-TON BRICKYARD CART PINS GRAHAM WORKER TO WALL, AND KILLS HIM
STATESVILLE MAN SUFFOCATES AS DITCH CAVES IN AT WATER PLANT JOB SITE
RESCUE EFFORTS FAIL
TEER CO. HIRES FIRM TO PROBE FATAL FIRE
SELMA WORKER KILLED NEAR RTP IN DITCH COLLAPSE
WORKER KILLEO IN RTP DITCH COLLAPSE
NEAR CHIN PAGE ROAO: OSHA JOINS PROBE OF FATAL OITCH CAVE IN
'ixi.i t*S95 COMMISSIONER SAYS CAVE-IN RESULT OF NEGLIGENCE
!?SS5? DISNiT,s*v NEGLIGENCE WAS CAUSE OF FATAL OITCH CAVE IN
BARREL EXPLODES. INJURES 1 IN GREENSBORO
ROOFEcg^.PSEUiNJUREW "LANT MET e™1"01"^1*1- STANOAROS
P 0
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
DATE
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
7/31/85 A
8/16/85 A
9/06/85 C
9/25/85 A
9/26/85 A
A E
1 N
6 N
1 N
13 N
H 3 3/16/85 C 1
H I 4/11/B5 B 1
H 2 U/20/B5 B 16
H 2 12/28/B5 A I
5/13/85 A
5/13/85 A
5/20/85 A
6/20/85 D
8/02/85 B
11/02/85 C
11/02/85 A
H 2
1/13/85
A
11
N
H 2
1/14/85
A
1
P N
H 2
1/21/85
A
6
N
H 2
2/27/85
B
3
N
S 2
3/05/85
C
4
N
H 1
3/20/95
B
1
N
H 1
3/28/85
e
1
N
H 2
4/09/85
A
11
N
H 2
4/16/85
A
3
N
S 2
5/01/85
C
6
N
H 2
5/02/85
A
12
N
H 2
5/03/85
A
6
N
H 2
5/09/85
C
11
P N
H 2
5/31/85
A
7
N
S 2
6/18/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/19/85
A
12
N
H I
6/19/85
B
1
N
H 2
6/19/85
A
12
N
H 1
6/20/85
B
1
N
H 2
7/07/85
B
6
N
S 2
7/09/85
C
4
N
H 2
7/30/85
B
I
P P
H 2
8/22/85
A
4
E
H 2
9/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
U/05/85
A
1
P N C19
H 2
11/22/85
A
14
N
H 2
11/23/85
c
2
N
H 2
1/22/85
A
12
N
H 2
10/12/95
A
6
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
7
N
H 2
12/20/85
B
1
N S82
S 2
12/20/85
C
1
N
1/18/85
1/19/85
1/30/85
5/10/85
11/07/85
11/08/85
11/16/85
12/13/85
7
14
3/13/85 A
4/25/85 A
4/30/85 A
6/02/85 B
7/27/85 A
8/18/85 B
8/21/85 B
8/22/85 8
8/27/85 A
8/27/85 C
3/27/85 B
10/18/85 B
11/08/85 A
11/09/85 A
11/10/85 B
11/18/85 B
11/21/85 A
12/16/85 C
12/17/85 D
12/17/35 C
12/27/85 B
12/30/85 B
12/30/85 A
N
N
N
N
N
N
N S82
N
N S82
0 H03
0
N
N
N
N
N
N S80
H ?
1/04/85
r
•i
N
H ?
2/15/85
A
6
N
H ?
3/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
8/18/85
R
1
P F
S 7
9/17/85
A
I
P N
HO 3
S 2
9/18/85
A
4
E
H ?
2/24/85
R
4
N
H ?
5/11/85
A
1 h
P N
H /
5/25/85
B
A
n
H /
6/27/85
A
?n
N
S ?
7/13/95
A
1 \
P P
H 2
7/17/85
H
1
N
H ?
8/05/85
A
1
N
M51
S ?
8/05/85
f
1
N
H 7
8/06/85
r.
1
N
S f
8/06/85
A
1 4
N
S ?
8/07/85
A
?
N
S ?
8/14/85
A
?
N
H /
8/15/85
A
14
N
K45
S 2
9/03/85
C
1
N
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L
1/01/85
I N 0 E x
12/31/85
AS EFFORTS TO REACH THEM FAIL
NS AT NUTPUSH BRIDGE
VERS CITED IN TAR HEEL BOATING OEATHS
ROLLA
0 ONE KNOWS WHY
ATTEMPT TO RESCUE SWIMMER
J
OR DROWNING VICTIM'S FUNERAL
PRESUMEO DROWNED
FROM LAKE
OATS
OR FISHERMAN
OY
TAYLOR'S CREEK
LLS LAKE
DROWNS AT HOTEL
OWNING VICTIM
PROMPT WARNING
JUREO IN BOAT ACCIOENT
ERS AT LAKE
ROUNO POOLS AT LAKE LURE
OM RESERVOIR
ROOF FALLS ON CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
INJURED WORKER'S CONDITION 'GOOD'
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN OEATHS
RDU WORKER FALLS 25 FEET, IN HOSPITAL
COMPANY FINED IN CAVE-IN
TEER CO. FINED IN FATAL FIRE CASE
TEER FIRM FACES SAFETY VIOLATION FINE
NAIL IS ACCIDENTALLY FIRED INTO WORKER'S CHEST
ROCKSLIOE INJURES 2 AT TUNNEL ON 1-40
ACCIDENTS. DROWNING, DURHAM
YOUTH OROWNS WHILE PARENTS OUT OF COUNTRY
YOUTH DROWNS IN OURHAM POOL
MAN DROWNS IN IMPROMPTU SWIM
ACCIDENTS. DROWNING. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENT"
SEE ALSO BOAT SAF
ANGLER DROWNS
TWO SLIP UNDER ICE ANO DROWN,
GRANVILLE COUNTY MAN, 34. OROW
ALCOHOL. NOT USING LIFE PRESE'
HALIFAX YOUTHS DROWN IN POND
MAN'S BODY WASHES ASHORE IN CD
DROWNINGS DOWN IN STATE. BUT N
BEWARE THE DROWNING THREAT
BROTHERS OROWN IN RESCUE EFF05
TWO TEEN-AGE BROTHERS DROWN IN
TWO MEN DROWN IN GRANVILLE PON
CB CLUB RAISING MONEY TO PAY f
AT KERR LAKE: TWO MEN MISSING.
TWO OROWNING VICTIMS RECOVERED
MAN, 28, OROWNS IN VANCE POND
3RD VANCE CO. MAN DROWNS IN 3
TEEN OROWNS AT LAKE ROYALE
RESCUE WORKERS SEARCH JOROAN F
MAN'S CAP IS FOUNO IN LAKE
HELICOPTER JOINS SEARCH FOR BO
MAN'S BODY FOUNO
LOUISBURG MAN BELIEVED OROwNED
LOUISBURG MAN FOUNO OROWNED IN
RALEIGH TEEN-AGER OROWNS AT FA
ALL-STAR GRIDOER DROWNS
P'EP ALL-STAR FOOTBALL PLAYER
CLAYTON MAN APPARENT JORDAN OR
MORE OROWNINGS AT CORPS' LAKES
BOOY WASHES ASHORE
CAR GOES INTO LAKE! GIRL DROWN
TWO PEOPLE KILLED AND THREE IN
BUOYS. RAILINGS TO PROTECT HI<
BUOYS. RAILINGS TO BE PLACED »
BOOY OF TEEN-AGER RECOVERED FR
ACCIDENTS. DROWNING. U.S.
RESCUE TRY HEROIC. FUTILE
OURHAM MAN DROWNS IN RESCUE EFFORT
VA. BFACH HONORS HERO FROM DURHAM
OURHAM HERO TO BE HONORED
JPHNSON A TRUF HERO
INVITING ANO OANGEROUS
RESPONSIBILITY BEGINS AT HOME
ARMY ENLISTEE KILLEO IN DIVE FROM PIER AT MYRTLE BEACH
ACCIOENTS. EL
EVIDENCE
ELECTPOC
wITNESSE
LAWYER C
DEFENSE
INSPECT?
INSPECTO
JURY DEL
WARNING
JURY TO
JURY FIN
JURY RUL
DUKE POW
PROCEEDS
OUKE POW
COLE CAS
OUKE POW
OUKE POW
APARTMEN
PARENTS
ORANGE C
HURDLE M
HILLSPOR
HILLSPOR
APPEALS
MEBANE M
ACCIDENTS, EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS
BUILDING EVACUATED AFTER LAB EXPLOSION
THREE WORKERS BURNED BY EXPLOSION IN STATESVILLE
2 MISSING AFTER TANKER EXPLODES IN ATLANTIC
2 TEENS CRAWL OUT OF CAR BEFOPE BLAST
DURHAM man DIES OF BURN INJURIES
SOLDIER HURT BY EXPLOSION AT HIS HOME
BARREL EXPLODES, INJURES 1 IN GREENSBORO
NCSU STUOENTS BOMB OORMITORY IN CHEMISTRY TEST
ACCIDENTS, FALLS
FORMER OURHAM TEACHER DIES IN FLORIOA ACCIOENT
CHEERLEADER CRITICAL
CHEERLEADER'S RECOVERY HAS DOCTORS SURPRISEO
UNC CHEERLEADER LEAVES HOSPITAL
FALL INTO PEANUT BIN TRAPS MAN 5 HOURS
MAN FALLS FROM FLAGPOLE
PAINTER HURT IN FALL
PAINTER STABLE
RALEIGH POLICE THINK INJURED MAN MAY HAVE FALLEN OFF SKATEBOARD
STATE SENATOR IN HOSPITAL AFTER FALL
CHEERLEADER HURT BY FALL MIGHT RETURN TO UNC
OXFORD MAN DIES AFTER FALL FROM TRUCK
ROU WORKER FALLS 25 FEET, IN HOSPITAL
29 STUDENTS INJURED WHEN BLEACHERS COLLAPSE
MAN HURT IN FALL
FALL INJURES man WALKING DOG
ACCIOENTS, FARMING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR
FRIENDS HARVESTING TOBACCO OF FARMER KILLED IN ACCIDENT
ECTRICAL
BEGINS IN SUIT OVER BOY'S ELECTROCUTION
UTION VICTIM DESCRIBED CABINET AS GOOO HIOING PLACE
S: YOUTH WAS ELECTROCUTED IN FAULTY CABINET
ONTENOS INSPECTION REPORT WAS FRAUOULENT
OPENS IN DUKE POWER SJ I T
R SAYS CABINET SAFE, LOCKED BEFORE ELECTROCUTION
R TESTIFIES CABINET SAFE, LOCKED
IBERATING IN SUIT
SIGN NOT REDUIREO - OUKE POWER WITNESS
GET OUKE CASE
DS OUKE POWER NEGLIGENT
ES AGAINST DUKE POWER
ER SUIT CASH PLEDGED
TO AID UTILITY SAFETY
ER MAY APPEAL JURY'S I] MILLION AWARD
E RETRIAL DENIED: OUKE POWER PLANS HIGHER COURT APPEAL
ER PLANS APPEAL
ER APPEALS VERDICT
T FIRE BLAMED ON ELECTRICAL SHORTAGE
FILE SUIT AGAINST CPCL
OUNTY MAN DIES OF ELECTROCUTION
ILLS MAN ELECTROCUTED
OUGH MAN, ON ELECTRICAL JOB, DIES
OUGH MAN ELECTROCUTED
COURT ORDERS TRIAL IN SUIT AGAINST OUKE POWER
AN ELECTROCUTED
C T S
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P 0 DATE
S
E
C
PG
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L
L
T
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p
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H 2 9/04/85
S 2 9/04/85
H 2 9/08/85
S 2 10/22/95
H 2 11/08/85
H 3 11/12/85
S ? 11/12/85
H 1 11/13/85
H 2 11/22/85
B
C
S
A
B
C
A
C
B
14
I
13
5
1
1
6
1
5
P
H
N
U
N
N
N
N
N
N
L41
H 2 6/13/85 A 14
S 2 6/13/85 C ID
H 2 7/16/85 B 1
S 2
1/14/85
C
10
N
H 2
1/31/85
A
16
N
H 2
2/02/85
C
4
0
S 2
3/05/85
c
4
N
H 2
3/05/85
c
5
N
H 2
3/19/85
B
5
N
H 3
3/27/85
c
1
N
uao
H 2
3/30/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/07/85
3
1
N
S 2
4/08/85
c
2
N
H 2
5/01/85
B
1
N
H 2
6/13/85
B
3
N
H 1
6/13/85
a
I
N
H 1
6/14/95
B
1
N
H 1
6/15/85
B
1
N
S 2
6/15/85
A
15
N
H 2
6/16/85
N
1
N
H 2
6/18/85
c
I
H
S 2
6/18/85
c
1
N
K45
H 2
6/21/85
B
6
N
H 2
6/25/85
A
9
N
H 1
7/12/85
B
1
N
H 2
7/14/85
B
2
0
S 2
7/16/85
C
10
N
S 2
7/19/85
0
1
0
H 2
7/20/95
D
3
N
H 2
7/24/85
C
1
N
H 1
8/01/85
B
1
N
H60
H 1
8/02/85
B
1
N
H 2
8/07/85
A
9
N
H 2
9/17/85
A
14
N
S 2
11/13/85
C
13
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
9
N
H 2
12/28/B5
A
5
N
H 2
1/26/85
A
1
P N
S 2
1/26/85
A
3
N
H 2
1/28/85
A
I
P N
S 2
1/28/85
B
6
N
S 2
1/30/85
A
4
E
S 2
1/31/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/14/95
A
4
E
H 2
7/31/85
A
14
N
H 2
1/11/95
B
1
P N
582
H 2
1/12/85
C
1
N
S82
H 2
1/16/85
B
1
N
S82
H 2
1/17/95
B
1
N
S82
H 2
1/19/95
B
I
N
H 2
1/19/95
C
1
N
S82
S 2
1/19/95
A
17
N
H 2
1/23/85
B
1
N
H 2
1/24/85
A
6
N
H 2
1/25/95
B
4
N
H 2
1/26/95
A
1
N
S82
S 2
1/26/95
A
3
N
H 2
1/29/95
A
1
P N
S82
S 2
1/29/95
B
1
N
H 2
2/01/85
B
1
N
H 2
2/14/85
A
1
N
S I
2/14/85
c
1
N
S 2
3/02/85
A
3
N
A47
H 2
4/17/85
B
I
N
h 2
6/02/85
B
6
N
S 2
7/24/35
A
12
0
H 2
7/25/85
A
20
0
H 2
7/31/85
A
10
0
S 2
7/31/85
A
8
0
H 2
8/08/85
c
9
N
H 2
9/23/85
B
I
N
H
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2/17/85
B
1
N
H
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2/27/85
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N
H
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4/09/B5
A
11
N
H
?
4/21/85
H
4
N
H
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7/11/85
B
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N
H
2
8/10/85
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4
N
S
2
8/14/85
A
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N
H
2
11/21/85
c
13
N
S
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1/04/85
r
1
N
s
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1/19/85
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H
2
3/22/85
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N
H
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3/30/85
A
1
N
H
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4/10/85
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I
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4/11/85
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4/12/85
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1
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S
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4/12/85
A
1 7
N
H
?
6/21/85
H
4
N
H
?
7/06/95
A
6
N
H
1
8/22/85
a
1
N
H
?
8/25/85
B
2
0
s
f
10/22/95
A
5
N
H
?
10/26/85
A
N
S
?
U/Ol/95
c
1
N
s
2
12/19/85
c
1
N
H 1 9/14/8S C 1
ACCIOENTS, FIRE TRUCKS
MONTHLY/*
N N U A
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
PACE 9
1/16/86
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO EIRE ENGINES
FIRE ENGINE WRECKS
MAN KILLED IN FIRE TRUCK ACCIDENT
GREENSBORO WRECK INVOLVES FIRE TRUCK; ONE PERSON KILLED
FIREMAN WON'T FACE CHARGES IN WRECK
ACCIDENTS. FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO FIREWORKS
FIREWORKS SHELL SPARKS FIRES ON ISLANO
COPING. HOPING ONLY WAY TO HANOLE FIREWORKS JAMS
ACCIOENTS. GUNS
SEE ACCIDENTS.
SEE ACCIOENTS.
HUNTING, N.C.
SHOOTINGS
ACCIDENTS, HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
12 SERVICEMEN ARE KILLED IN N.C. TRAINING ACCIDENT
ARMY SPOKESMAN OEFENOS BLACKHAWK HELICOPTER
MEMORIAL SERVICES SET FOR VICTIMS OF CHOPPER CRASH
SERVICES FOR CRASH VICTIMS SET
SERVICES HONOR 12 SOLDIERS KILLEO IN CRASH OF HELICOPTER
INVESTIGATOR: DEFICIENCIES HU* T RESCUE
HENDERSON MAN AMONG INJUREO IN CRASH OF MARINE HELICOPTER
REPORT SAYS EXACT CAUSE CANNOT BE DETERMINED IN HELICOPTER CRASH
5 SAVED AFTER COPTER CRASHES OFF N.C. COAST
15 MARINES OIE OFF N.C. COAST
TYPE OF HELICOPTER INVOLVEO IN CRASH WON'T BE GROUNOED
LIST OF DEAO ANO INJUREO
MARINES SAY MOST VICTIMS OF CHOPPER CRASH DROWNEO
WRECKAGE RECOVEREO
CO-PILOT MAY GIVE CRASH OETAILS
TWO INVESTIGATIONS PLANNED ON MARINE HELICOPTER CRASH
HELICOPTER FORCED TO LANO
ACCIOENTS, HUNTING. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. SHOOTINGS
TWO TEENS ARE KILLED IN UNRELATED SHOOTINGS
MARINE KILLEO IN HUNTING ACCIDENT
WOUNDED HUNTER OIES
ACCIDENTS, INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
COMPUTER SOFTWARE WORKSHOPS ON TAP TOOAY
AREA FIRMS. AGENCIES TO BE HONORED FOR ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
ACCIOENTS, JETS. N.C. (MILITARY JETSI
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES. N.C.
SEE ALSO HARRIER JETS
SAFETY BOARO SPLITS BLAME FOR 1983 PLANE COLLISION
2 MISSING IN N.C. AIR CRASH
TWO NAVY FLIERS ARE KILLEO IN CRASH OF A-6E INTRUOER
ACCIDENTS, JETS, U.S. (MILITARY JETSI
SEE ALSO HARRIER JETS
N.C. MARINE PILOT OIES IN CRASH
MARINE KILLED IN HARRIER CRASH
MARINE JET CRASHES NEAR SPARTANBURG
MARINE PILOT MISSING AFTER JET CRASH
ACCIDENTS. LIGHTNING
N.C. STATE SOPHOMORE OIES AFTER BEING HIT BY LIGHTENING
LIGHTENING ANO HAIL HIT EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
ACCIDENTS, MOTORCYCLE
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE DEATHS
MOTORCYCLISTS HURT
PUBLIC SAFETY CHIEF SAYS CHASE
MOTORCYCLIST INJUREO IN COLLIS
MOTORCYCLE RIOER KILLED IN CHA
MOTORCYLE CRASH KILLS CHATHAM
MOTORCYLCE RIOER OIES AFTER CO
MOTORCYCLE DRIVER KILLEO IN CR
2 CHAPEL HILL RESIDENTS ARE IN
MOTORCYCLIST OIES IN WRECK
OURHAM COUNTY MAN KILLED IN CA
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN CHARGED IN 0
FRANKLIN HAN KILLEO IN MOTORCY
MOTORCYCLE RIOER KILLEO IN WRE
TEEN KILLEO. 2 INJURED
OEATH ACCOUNT WAS MISLEADING
STUDENTS DONATE H.000 IN MEMO
GARNER YOUNGSTER KILLEO IN MOT
WRECK INJURES MAN
TWO ARE HURT AS VAN BACKS INTO
VAN BACKS INTO MOTORCYCLE; 2 I
MOTORCYCLE RIOER IS KILLEO ON
TWO MEN INJURED AS CYCLES RAM
ACCIOENT HURTS MOTORCYCLISTS
MOTORCYCLIST CHARGES AFTER SUN
LILES CHARGED IN MOTORCYCLES-:
MORE CHARGES FILED IN ACCIDENT
TEEN HURT IN MOTORCYCLE WRECK
THREE HURT IN MOTORCYCLE-AUTO
MOTORCYCLIST CITED IN WRECK
POLICY OBEYED IN FATALITY
ION WITH AUTO
THAM
GIRL
LLISION
ASH DURING CHASE
JUREO IN ACCIOENTS
R-MOTORCYCLE COLLISION
EATH OF MOTORCYCLIST
CLE CRASH
CK
RY OF WRECK VICTIM
0R8IKE ACCIOENT
MOTORCYCLE
NJUREO
1-85
CAR
DAY COLLISION
AR COLLISION
ACC
IOE.NTS, NUCLEAR
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.
S.. ACCIOENTS
ACCIDENTS. PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO PARATROOPERS
OFFICERS LINK PARACHUTIST TO PLANE CRASH IN N.C.
DEAD MAN WAS EX-OFFICER. SUSPENOED LAWYER
AGENTS SAY PARACHUTIST OROPPEO MORE COCAINE
CRIME SYNDICATE IN SPOTLIGHT AFTER CHUTIST'S OEATH
GEORGIA ORUG DROP TRACED TO DEAO PARACHUTIST
PLANE SABOTAGED AFTER BOTCHED OEAL. ORUG AGENT SAYS
N.C. PARACHUTIST KILLEO IN ALA. JUMP
ANO. SO NOW THEY CALL HIM COKEY THE BEAR
ACCIOENTS, POISONINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. CARBON MONOXIDE
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
SEE ALSO LEAD POISONING
SEE ALSO POISONINGS. DURHAM
PRECAUTIONS CAN HELP TO PREVENT CHILD POISONINGS
EDUCATION HELPS REDUCE PESTICIDE POISONINGS
SUIT SEEKS 1200.000 FOR INFANT'S OEATH
ACCIDENTS, SCHOOL "USES
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
PG L P 3YL
S 2 1/21/85 A 9 P P
H 1 7/24/85 C 1 N
H 2 10/23/85 A 9 N
H 2 11/18/85 B 16 N
H 2
S 2
7/06/85 A 10 N
7/12/85 A 4 E
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3/16/85
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10/18/85
A
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10/19/85
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4
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10/22/85
A
9
N
2
12/14/85
A
11
N
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9/17/85
A
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N
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12/20/85
A
1 4
N
1
12/30/85
B
7
N
H 2
1/17/85
A
23 P
N L41
H 1
5/29/85
B
I
N
H 2
8/24/85
A
9
N
S 2
12/12/85
A
1
N
H 2
12/13/85
B
7
N
S 2
4/26/85
A
2
N
H 2
4/27/85
A
6
N
H 2
10/30/85
A
13
N
H 2
10/31/85
A
12
N
S 2
5/01/85
A
10
N
H 2
7/17/85
A
11
N
S 1
1/02/85
C
1
N
H 2
1/10/85
a
1
N S51
H 2
2/18/85
A
11
N
H 2
3/04/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/11/85
B
7
0
H 3
4/04/H5
B
1
N
H 2
4/06/85
B
5
0
S 2
4/15/85
A
3
N
H 2
4/21/85
B
5
N
H 2
4/22/85
A
11
N
S 2
4/22/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/25/85
A
11
N
H 2
4/27/85
C
1
N
H 2
4/28/85
B
6
N
H 2
5/02/85
A
4
L
H 2
5/02/85
A
19
N
H 2
5/10/85
A
12
N
S 2
5/27/85
A
1 P
P T37
H 2
6/10/85
C
1
N
S 2
6/10/85
A
7
N
H 2
6/25/85
A
8
0
H 2
7/15/85
B
6
N
S 2
7/15/85
C
1
N
H 2
7/17/85
B
1
N
S 2
7/17/85
A
7
N
H 2
7/25/B5
A
11
N
H 2
a/12/85
A
11
N
H 2
9/09/85
B
1
N
H 2
9/10/85
C
12
N
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9/13/85
A
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9/13/85
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9/14/85
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12/23/85
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S 2 6/07/85 A 16
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H 2 12/13/85 A 14
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MONTHLY/AN
N 0 E X
12/31/85
ONE HURT AS SCHOOL BUSt CAR COLLIDE
SCHOOL BUS WRECK PROBED
REPORTING SYSTEM HURTS N.C. SCHOOL BUS SAFETY STATISTICSi OFFICIAL SAYS
TEEN-AGE SCHOOL BUS ORIVER CHARGED WITH DWI
22 INJURED IN ASHE COUNTY SCHOOL BUS ACCIOENT
SHOULD ALL N.C. SCHOOL BUSES BE EOUIPPEO WITH SEAT BELTS?
NO PROVEN NEEO EXISTS FOR SCHOOL BUS SEAT BELTS
18 STUOENTS INJURED AS BUSES COLLIDE
CRASH HILLS 5 SCHOOLCHILOREN: 21 HURT IN COLLISION; 3 FLOWN TO DUKE
TRUCK ORIVER WAS "SLUMPED OV E' ' JUST BEFORE COLLISION WITH SCHOOL BUS
3 IN DUKE MEDICAL CENTER
•IT'S THE TERRIBLEST THING I'VE SEEN'
AUTOPSY FINOS ORIVER OF RIG ALIVE WHEN IT RAMMED SCHOOL BUS
SIXTH CHILO DIES OF BUS-WRECK INJURIES
6TH CHILO DIES AT DUKEj SEAT BELTS FOR BUSES BACKED
WAKE IS HELD FOR 4 CHILDREN KILLED IN C»ASH
BUS TRAGEDY STUNS N.C.
GREENE COUNTY MOURNS A PUPILS KILLED IN ACCIOENT
1.700 ATTEND FUNERAL FOR 4 CHILDREN
TRUCKER ON DUTY 14 1/2 HOURS BEFORE CRASH
BUS CRASH INVESTIGATION TO T A< E SEVERAL MONTHS
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY STILL HOT DEBATE
SHOULDN'T SCHOOL BUSES HAVE SEAT BELTS?
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CAN'T RECALL WRECK THAT KILLED SIX STUOENTS
LAWSUITS TOTAL »23 MILLION IN FATAL SCHOOL BUS CRASH
REPORT OELAY PUZZLING
BUS SAFETY IS SHARED TASK
SCHOOL BUS HIT BY CAR
SCHOOL BUS OVERTURNS IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
SCHOOL BUS HITS GIRL. 5. COUSIN OF DRIVER. IN OXFORD
GIRL SAID 'STABLE'
25 STUDENTS IN 7-VEHICLE WREC< TREATED
SCHOOL BUS INVOLVEO IN T-vEHICLE WRECK
1 PERSON KILLED. 2 HURT IN CAR, SCHOOL BUS CRASH
SCHOOL BUS. AUTO WRECK KILLS WOMAN
ACCIDENTS. SHIPS
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. BOATS
SEE ALSO SHIPS
SEE ALSO SHIPWRECKS
DISADLED TANKER SOLD
ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
. SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS.
HUNTING. N.C.
DURHAM
N.C.
IN CANDY TRUCK; CHIEF SHOT
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS.
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS.
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS, U.S.
21 OFFICERS CHASE TEEN
DEATH SAID ACCIDENTAL
GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
JURY DEADLOCKS IN MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL
PISTOL SHOT HITS BOY, 13, IN HEAO
MEBANE BOY IN CRITICAL CONOITION FROM ACCIDENTAL SHOT
BOY, 12, STILL CRITICAL
DURHAM MAN SHOT IN LEG AT OAD' S PARTY
APEX YOUTH SHOT DURING GOOSE HUNT
WOUNDED HUNTER OIES
ACCIOENTS, SKIING
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
SEE ALSO SKIING
WATER SKIER KILLED
ACCIDENTS, SPORTS
SEE SPORTS, INJURIES
ACCIOENTS, SWIMMING
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, DROWNING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, OROWNING, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. DROWNING. U.S.
MAN OIES AFTER DIVE INTO SHALLOW WATER
MAN DIES FROM DIVING ACCIDENT
MAN OIES AFTER POOL ACCIOENT
ORANGE MAN DIES AFTER ACCIOENT IN PRIVATE POOL
ACCIDENTS, TRACTOR
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, FARMING
ALAMANCE MAN OIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT
VANCE MAN OIES IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT
ACCIOENT IS FATAL TO FARMER
TRACTOR OVERTURNS; ORIVER INJURED
SON OF DOC WATSON KILLED IN ACCIDENT
TRACTOR KILLS OOC WATSON'S SON MERLE
TRACTOR ACCIDENTS
DURHAM FARMER DIES IN ORANGE ACCIDENT
ACCIOENTS, TRACTOR-TRAILER
SEE ACCIDENTS. TRUCKS
ACCIDENTS, TRAINS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
TRAIN. TRACTOR-TRAILER TANGLE
TRAIN HITS MAN LYING BY TRACK
ACCIDENTS. TRAINS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AUTO-TRAIN
SEE ALSO PROPANE
HENDERSON HAN STRUCK BY TRAIN,
MAN KILLED, LOCOMOTIVE DERAILS
TRAIN HITS VAN; NO ONE INJURED
AUTO-TRUCK ACCIOENT HALTS TRAINS
TRUCK ROLLS ON TRACK, DERAILS TRAIN
TRAIN SEVERS MAN'S hand, LEG
TRAIN SEVERS MAN'S HANO ANO LEG
TRAIN DERAILS NEAR KITTRELL! CHLORINE TANKER OVERTURNS
VANCE COUNTY RESIDENTS EVACUATEO AFTER TRAIN CARRYING CHLORINE OERAILS
RESIOFNTS EVACUATEO AS WORKERS TRY TO LIFT OERAILEO CHLORINE CAR
CHLORINE TANKER SET BACK ON TRACKS
S0L01ER STRUCK BY AMTRAK TRAIN IN FAYETT6VILLE
TRAIN DERAILMENT KNOCKS OUT ELECTRICITY, PHONES
TRAIN HITS, KILLS MAN
TRAIN KILLS MAN
MAN STRUCK, KILLED BY TRAIN
SHERIFF: BEER BROUGHT MAN BAC TO TRACK
MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN
IRON ON TRACK BLAMEO FOR DERAILMENT
TRUCK ORIVER RAMMED BY TRAIN ESCAPES INJURY
TRAIN CARRYING SOLOIERS STRIKES BACK OF TRAILER
ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TRUCKS
4 PEOPLE HURT IN COLLISION OF TRUCK, CAR
TOBACCO ROAD
BREAO TRUCK CRUMPLED
SERIOUSLY INJURED
DURING ACCIOENT IN CUMRERLANO
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c
PG
L
p
3YL
H 2
2/13/85
A
9
N
S 2
2/14/R5
C
1
N
L38
H 2
2/24/85
A
9
H
H 2
3/14/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/14/85
A
19
N
S 2
3/18/85
C
2
J
S 2
3/25/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/25/85
A
15
N
H 2
6/01/85
A
1
p
N
S 2
6/01/85
A
I
p
N
S 2
6/J1/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/02/85
A
I
N
381
H 2
6/02/85
A
2
P
N
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H 2
6/03/85
A
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S 2
6/03/85
A
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N
H 2
6/04/85
A
9
N
S 2
6/04/85
A
4
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H 2
6/05/85
B
e
N
S 2
6/05/85
C
8
N
H 2
6/10/85
A
3
N
H 2
6/11/85
A
6
N
S 2
6/17/85
c
12
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S 2
6/21/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/24/85
B
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N
h 2
3/01/85
A
20
N
S 2
8/07/85
A
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S 2
B/23/B5
A
4
6
H 2
9/05/95
A
8
N
H I
10/05/85
c
1
N
H 2
10/11/85
9
4
N
S 2
10/11/85
A
14
N
S 2
11/12/85
A
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N
H 2
11/13/85
A
7
N
S 2
11/19/85
A
1
p
N
J13
H 2
11/20/85
B
1
N
M51
H 2 4/19/85 A
H
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3/21/85
A
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N
s
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4/24/85
C
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N
H
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6/06/85
A
19
N
H
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8/09/85
A
1 1
N
H
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8/19/85
B
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N
H
2
8/22/85
b
6
N
H
?
9/17/85
r
1
N
H
?
12/23/85
H
1
N
H
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12/26/85
I
4
N
H
2
12/30/85
b
7
N
H 2 8/01/85 C
H 2 7/06/85 A 8
S 2 7/06/85 A 14
S 2 7/12/85 A 1
H 2 7/13/85 C 2
H
?
2/17/85
B
?
N
H
1
3/20/85
B
1
N
H
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9/17/85
1.
1
N
H
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10/18/85
H
3
N
1
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10/23/85
A
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H
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10/24/85
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10/31/85
A
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11/08/85
A
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3/16/85 C 1 P
6/16/85 B 1
1
1/25/85
B
1
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3/06/85
A
10
N
?
4/11/85
A
16
N
>
4/24/85
(
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H
?
4/25/85
A
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N
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5/22/85
L
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N
?
5/23/85
H
1
N
f
6/08/85
H
1
N
?
6/08/85
A
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P N
?
6/09/85
B
1
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6/10/85
A
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9/05/85
A
10
N
1
9/19/85
(
1 1
N
?
10/02/85
B
I
N
4
10/02/85
H
I
N
?
10/02/85
L
1
N
I
10/03/85
A
2 3
N
?
10/26/85
A
5
N
/
11/02/85
C
?
N
?
11/22/85
R
5
N
1
12/20/85
B
I
N
2
1/15/85 C
I P P
7
1/17/85 B
1 P P M66
2
1/25/85 B
1 P P M66
MONTHLY/
I NO E
12/31/8
RUBBING SHOULDERS
2 INJURED IN COLLISIONS
2 TREATED AFTER ACCIDENT
TRUCK BANGS POLE
TRASH TRUCK TILTS POLE
DURHAM TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN 1-85 WRECK
HENDERSON MAN 01 ES IN FIERY TRUCK CRASH
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT THAT KILLED HENDERSON MAN STILL UNKNOWN
NOT QUITE
TRUCKS CRASH ON 1-85: FUEL SPILLED
TRAIN. TRACTOR-TRAILER TANGLE
TRUCK RUNS OFFI-40 OETOUR; ORIVER IS KILLED INSTANTLY
TRUCK ORIVER KILLEO ON 1-40 DETOUR
OURHAM WOMAN KILLED. BOY HURT IN CRASH ON 55
TRUCK ROLLS ON TRACK. OERAILS TRAIN
OURHAM MAN RESTING AFTER RESCUE OPERATION
CRASH KILLS 5 SCHOOLCHILDREN: 21 HURT IN COLLISION; 3 FLOWN TO OUKE
CALMLY, HE AIOEO HIS OWN RESCUE
TRUCK DRIVER WAS 'SLUMPED OVER* JUST BEFORE COLLISION WITH SCHOOL BUS
3 IN DUKE MEDICAL CENTER
■IT'S THE TERRIBLEST THING I'VE SEEN'
AUTOPSY FINOS DRIVER OF RIG ALIVE WHEN IT RAMMEO SCHOOL BUS
6-Y6AR-0L0 RUNS IN FRONT OF TRUCK
SIXTH CHILO DIES OF BUS-WRECK INJURIES
6TH CHILD OIES AT DUKE: SEAT 3ELTS FOR BUSES BACKED
TRUCK PULLS OOWN TELEPHONE POLES; TRANSFORMER BLOWS
WAKE IS HELO FOR 4 CHILDREN KILLEO IN CRASH
l.TOO ATTEND FUNERAL FOR 4 CHILDREN
DRIVER. 38. KILLED AS TRUCK OVERTURNS
TRUCKER ON DUTY 14 1/2 HOURS BEFORE CRASH
BUS CRASH INVESTIGATION TO TAKE SEVERAL MONTHS
SCHOOL BUS ORIVER CAN'T RECALL WRECK THAT KILLEO SIX STUDENTS
MOTORCYCLE RIDER IS KILLEO ON 1-85
1-40. U.S. 70 WRECKS SLOW TRAFFIC
DURHAM WOMAN CRITICAL FOLLOWING U.S. 70 WRECK
OURHAM WRECKS HURT 2
TRUCK OVERTURNS; X-RAY CHEMICALS SPILLED
60 PIGS KILLED IN TRUCK-CAR ACCIDENT
TEEN HURT SAID STABLE
REPORT DELAY PUZZLING
TOUGHER RULES SOUGHT ON EXPLOSIVES TRANSPORT
STOOPS WASN'T LOW ENOUGH
FRANKLINTON WORKER INJUREO IN ACCIDENT
OURHAM PASTOR. 2 OTHERS DIE IN PA. WRECK
CHURCH MEMBERS MOURN DEATH OF OURHAM PASTOR
VICTIMS OF COLLISION IN PENNSYLVANIA STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION
TWO WRECK VICTIMS OUT OF HOSPITAL: 4 STILL IN CARE
SIX INJUREO IN PA. WRECK STILL IN HOSPITAL
FUNERALS SET FOR WRECK VICTIMS
GRAVEL RIG, 2 PICKUPS. CAR COLLIDE
WRECK VICTIMS TRANSFERRED
TWO INJUREO IN COLLISIONS: POWER CUT TO 400 HOMES
WRECK VICTIM
RIG ORIVER IS CHARGED IN COLLISION
3 CHARGES FILED AGAINST ORIVER OF TRACTOR-TRAILER
OURHAM MAN INJUREO IN COLLISION HAS DIED
CHURCH VAN WRECK VICTIM IS RELEASED
CHILO HIT BY TRUCK
CARELESS TRUCK DRIVERS ENDANGER CHILOREN ON BUSES
2 ARE INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION ON RUSSELL ROAO
ALL HE CAN 00 IS WAIT
TRUCK OVERTURNS
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TRUCKER IN VAN WRECK
PEELEO
CAR WEDGED UNDER TRUCK
SWISS EXCHANGE STUDENT KILLEO IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION ON 1-85
OVERTURNED TANKER FORCES EVACUATION
GIBSONVILLE HAN IS KILLEO IN GUILFORO COUNTY WRECK
PEDESTRIAN KILLED
TRUCK ORIVER RAMMED BY TRAIN ESCAPES INJURY
TRUCKS CRASH, CREATING SEA OF APPLESAUCE
COLLISION CREATES SEA OF APPLESAUCE
WRECK ON 1-85 KILLS TRUCK ORIVER
ACCIDENTS. VANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. VANS, U.S.
SEE ALSO VANS
CHURCH VAN WRECKS
ATHLETE DIES IN VAN WRECK
OURHAM WRECKS HURT 2
ACCIDENTS. VANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. VANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO VANS
VAN-CRASH FAMILIES COMFORTED
2 FROM ACCIDENT RETURN
ACCOUNTANTS
SEE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
ACCURACY IN ACAOEMIA
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC FRE500M
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SHADES OF MCCARTHYISM
CLASSROOM-MONITORING GROUP CONCERNS TRIANGLE 60UCATORS
ACCURACY IN ACAOEMIA A COLLEGE WITCHHUNT
CLOUDS OVER IVORY TOWERS
N.C. STATE STUDENT ORGANIZATION OPPOSES ACCURACY IN ACAOEMIA
ACCURACY IN MEDIA INC. IAIMI
SEE ALSO JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO NEWS MEDIA
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
PUBLIC RADIO DISTORTS PICTURE
EDITORS. DO AS CHURCHMEN 00
NPR PRIZES ITS FAIRNESS
ACIO RAIN
SEE ALSO RAINFALL. N.C.
SEE ALSO RAINFALL. U.S.
ACIO RAIN HITS OTHER MOUNTAINS
VALENTINE: WHO WILL PAY TO CLEAN ENVIRONMENT?
U.S.-CANAOA ACIO RAIN AGREEMENT IS OVERDUE
DUKE RESEARCHER WILL STUOY ACID RAIN'S EFFECT ON FOREST SOIL
OUKE FORESTRY RESEARCHER TO STUDY ACID RAIN'S EFFECTS
ANOTHER REGRETTED IMPORT
STUOY: more WATER BODIES THREATENED BY ACIO RAINFALL
PROJECT TRYING TO 'WHIP' ACID RAIN
POLLUTION FROM CLOUOS HITS PEAKS
OUKE FOREST PINE STANO PART OF ACIO RAIN RESEARCH
DUKE SCIENTISTS PROBE ACIO RAIN
ACKLANO ART CENTER
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P 0
DATE
C
PG
L
P
BYL
H 2
2/08/85
A
12
P
P
M66
H 2
3/02/85
B
I
P
P
M66
S 2
3/02/85
A
3
N
S 2
3/04/85
A
1
P
P
T37
H 2
3/05/85
8
1
P
P
T37
S 2
3/08/85
A
1
N
H 2
3/09/85
B
I
N
S 2
3/09/85
A
15
0
S 2
3/12/85
C
1
P
P
M66
H 2
3/14/85
c
1 3
N
H 3
3/16/85
c
1
P
P
S76
S 2
3/18/85
A
1
N
H 2
3/19/85
B
5
N
H 2
4/21/85
A
I
P
N
M51
H 2
4/25/85
A
6
N
S 2
5/30/85
C
1
N
H 2
6/01/85
A
1
P
N
H 2
6/01/85
c
1
N
A54
S 2
6/01/85
A
1
p
N
S 2
6/01/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/02/85
A
1
N
B81
H 2
6/02/85
A
2
P
N
B81
H 2
6/02/85
B
4
N
H 2
6/03/85
A
9
N
S 2
6/03/85
A
2
N
H 2
6/04/85
A
3
N
H 2
6/04/85
A
9
N
S 2
6/05/85
c
S
N
H 2
6/09/85
B
1
N
H 2
6/10/85
A
3
N
H 2
6/11/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/24/85
a
1
P
N
H 2
6/25/85
A
e
0
S 2
6/26/85
A
1
p
N
A47
S 2
6/27/85
c
1
N
A47
S 2
7/17/85
c
1
P
N
447
H 2
7/18/85
A
6
N
H 2
7/24/85
c
3
N
S 2
8/02/85
c
1
N
S 2
8/07/85
A
4
E
H 2
8/08/85
D
5
N
H 2
8/10/85
C
I
p
P
K30
H I
8/13/85
C
1
N
H 2
8/17/85
A
I
P
N
S 2
8/17/85
A
1
N
J56
H 2
8/18/85
B
2
P
0
S 2
8/19/85
c
1
N
J13
H 2
8/20/85
c
3
N
S 2
8/20/85
c
1
0
S 2
8/21/85
c
1
N
A47
S 2
8/21/85
c
1
N
H 2
8/22/85
8
3
P
N
S 2
8/22/85
c
1
p
P
M66
S 2
8/22/85
c
1
N
H 2
8/23/85
A
15
N
H 2
8/24/85
c
3
N
S 2
8/24/85
A
3
N
H 1
8/27/85
c
1
N
H 2
8/28/85
A
4
L
S 2
8/28/85
c
1
N
H 2
9/01/85
B
1
P
p
K30
S 2
9/24/85
C
1
N
S 2
9/25/85
A
1
N
H 2
10/10/85
B
2
P
P
H 2
10/15/85
C
1
P
P
K30
H 2
10/16/85
B
16
N
H 2
11/03/85
e
8
P
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
10
N
H 1
11/14/85
B
1
N
H 2
11/22/85
B
5
N
S 2
11/29/85
A
12
N
H 2
11/30/85
A
13
N
H 2
12/20/85
8
5
N
H 2 1/28/85 B 1 P P
H 2 4/29/85 B I N
S 2 7/17/85 C 1 P N A47
S 2
S 2
9/05/85 A
9/05/85 A
N J13
N
H ?
10/08/85 A
4
F
S ?
10/15/85 A
1
N
J13
H ?
10/20/85 0
4
E
H 2
10/23/85 A
4
h
S 2
10/24/85 C
5
N
H ?
7/29/85
A
4
F
H ?
8/05/85
A
4
1
H 2
8/15/85
A
4
L
H ?
1/07/85
n
1?
N
H 2
3/13/85
i
1
N
H»0
H 2
3/21/85
A
4
K
S ?
6/06/85
A
1 1
N
H ?
6/08/85
H
6
N
OHO
S ?
9/13/85
A
4
F
s ?
10/04/85
A
9
N
H /
10/10/85
A
?3
N
H /
10/17/85
A
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N
S 2
11/04/85
H
4
N
S 2
12/19/85
A
1
N
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL ACKLANO ART CENTER
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1/01/35 -
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12/31/85
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I T
L Y
PG L P 9YL
ACORN RESTAURANT
DOSSIER: NORMAN EARL ROVCROFT
ACOUIREO IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH FACILITY
SEE ALSO HUMAN RETROVIRUSES
SEE ALSO IMMUNE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
ASSIST, DON'T PUNISH AIDS VICTIMS
AIDS VICTIM HOSPITALIZED IN ASHEVILLE
AIDS IS A VIRUS
TREATING AIDS: HOSPITAL WORKERS UNEASY AROUNO LETHAL DISEASE
OONATED 8L000 DID NOT CONTAIN FATAL AlOS VIRUS? RED CROSS SAYS
RED CROSS OFFICIALS ARE WORRIED TESTING FOR AIDS VIRUS ANT I BOOI ES . . .
THE NEW TEST WELCOME IN FI&HT TO CHECK AIDS
OURHAM RED CROSS GETS TESTS TO CHECK BLOUD for AIDS VIRUS
virus believed to cause aids found in saliva, ooc tor says
all hospitals should have tests for aios
aios: a public policy issue
chapel hill speaker: aids on wane in new york area
aids virus test is now available at ourham health department
n.c. aios cases pass 1984 total
red cross considering effort to avoid panic over aids
reo cross chief says aids cases to double in u.s.
fear of aios demands all-out 3ese»rch effort
unchecked. "it'll keep going": increase of aids in state feared . . .
outrage should be tempered
durham "an understands cruelty of aios
editorial objectionable. obscene
duke team works on what mat become aids vaccine
aids victim form ourham tells story
experimental drug tested against aios
scientists searching for vaccine
durham leaos aids war
u.s. agency concerned about aids
column insults group of people
early figures find n.c. low in aios
aios raises questions
star-stuooed awareness
schools should not aomit aios victims
drug companies on fast track fqb aids cure
most horrifying performance by an untreatable illness (cartoon!
aios scare lowers blooo donations in county
aios victim says he «as dismisseo by hospital
what role does confidentiality play in aids issue?
ouke to begin planning j4.2 million aios facility
orug developed in rtp found less toxic
churches urged to take aios rdle: ouke divinitv professors...
state officials report female inmate has aios
duke profs: churches wust oeal with aios
officials confirm inmate has died from aios
testing for aios useful
interferon: glamour faoes. value emerges
pentagon aios policy wrong
releasing news of aios treatment not so bad
caswell county inmate files sj i t saying aids threatens prisoners
volunteers sought for aids education program
fear of getting aios spreading faster than the oisease
why single out aios?
reo cross official: aids transfusion threat remote
alzheimer's-aids link sought
burroughs-wellcome expanding 3rug tests
firm to aod tests on anti-aids orug
aids scare changes way booies handled
ACRYLATE IChEMICAL)
JUOGE orders plant to control vapors
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES. N.C.
ROXBORO TALKS BACK WITH GINER BRIDGES: HOLLYwOOO OROOUCER
ANITA MORRIS IS 'GREEDY' TO LEARN TV
HADE IN N.C.
A SH0WBI2 'BUG' CHANGED HER MIND
MOVIE'S IN THE WORKS
CASTING CALL FINDS HUNOREOS OF ROLE SEEKERS
DUKE PHYSICIST TUAN PLAYS SECOND LEAO IN 2 MOVIES MAOE IN N.C. OIREl
2 IN MUSICAL
DURHAM ACTRESS LANOS ROLE IN 'COLOR PURPLE'
SHE'S CAUGHT UP IN 'THE STO°N'
HER CAREER REVVS UP IN STEPHEN KING'S 'MAXIMUM OvERDIRvE'
H 2 9/04/65 A 14 P B
1/07/85
1/10/85
1/1T/85
1/21/85
2/13/85
3/07/85
3/07/85
3/15/85
3/22/85
3/22/»5
4/20/85
5/24/85
5/24/85
7/19/85
7/27/85
7/27/85
8/02/85
3/05/B5
8/09/85
8/09/85
8/12/85
8/12/85
8/12/85
8/13/85
8/13/85
8/14/85
8/27/85
8/29/85
9/05/85
9/11/85
9/23/85
9/24/85
9/25/85
9/26/85
9/24/85
9/27/85
9/30/85
10/01/35
10/03/85
10/06/35
10/10/B5
10/10/85
10/19/35
10/22/85
10/29/85
10/31/85
U/Ol/85
11/01/85
U/06/R5
U/11/B5
11/14/85
11/20/85
12/16/85
12/16/85
12/16/85
12/17/85
4
5
4
13
11
3
N J54
N 330
N J56
E
N J56
N J56
N
N 330
N
E
N
E
N J56
N J56
N 330
N 930
E
L
L
A 18
A 5
B 1
A 18
A 8
A 1
A 1
a 16
A 10
C50
A54
9 30
B30
080
A 10 D N 930
H 2 1/10/85 0 5
1/13/95 E
1/18/95 B
1/24/85 0
5/10/55 0
5/21/35 B
5/21/85 B
9/13/85 A
9/23/85 A
9/26/95 D
11/07/85 D
11/21/35 0
F J40
F H45
F A15
F W&6
U H45
371
971
871
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO BLACKS
CAROLINA AGAIN
ACTORS ANO ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
BROADWAY LURES MS. HARRIS OUT OF NORTH
SCOTTY BEAMS DOWN TO DURHAM
NO ROLE FOR ACTRESSES
FARMING REMAINS VITAL
ACTORS' EOUITY STRIKE COULO AFFECT PLAYMAKERS COMPANY
ACTORS' CO-OP
SEE ALSO CARR90R0 ART SCHOOL (NDW CENTER FOR VISUAL C PERFORMING
SEE ALSO CENTER FOR VISUAL ANO PERFORMING ARTS
TOO LITTLE TENSION GROUNDS "WINGS'
SURREAL REWARDS FROM ARTSCHOOL 'LAOY'
H
?
2/25/85
A
6 P F
5
?
3/14/85
0
2 P N
A15
H
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5/09/85
A
4 E
H
?
5/20/85
A
4 L
H
2
8/19/85
A
10 N
W66
H 2 1/18/85 0
H 2 11/19/85 B
R W66
R W66
EOUITY ASSOCIATION
ACTORS' EOUITY STRIKE COULO A=FECT playmakERS COMPANY
ACTORS
Al
STRIKE BY ACTORS APPEARS AVERTED
ACYCLOVIR
SEE ALSO DRUGS
FDA APPROVES ORAL MEDICATION TO PREVENT HERPES II RECURRENCES
BURROUGHS WELLCOME HERPES DRUG OK'O
HERPES MANAGEABLE. NOT CURABLE
ORUG TO TREAT HERPES II may BECOME FIRM'S BIGGEST SELLER
TRIANGLE SUCCESS STORY
DRUG HELPS herpes SUFFERERS
CCB BUSINESS INDEX UP SLIGHTLY IN MAY
AO VALOREM TAX
SEE N.C. AO VALOREM TAX DIVISION
AOAH ITV MOVIEI
PROTECT-A-CHILO OFFERING 10 KITS
AOAM ANO EVE (BUSINESS)
AOAM c EVE LEAVING ORANGE
FIRM MOVING TO ALAMANCE
COMPANY'S MOVING PLAN STIRS DEBATES IN ORANGE. ALAMANCE
AOAM ANO EVE FIRM TO REMAIN IN ORANGE
HEARING ON SCOTSWOOD SET "ONOAY BY COMMISSIONERS
ORANGE FIRM'S REZONING REQUEST SPARKS COMMENTS ON MORALITY
AOAMS CONCRETE PROOUCTS CO.
3/19/85 A 10 N W66
9/10/85 C 12 N
1/29/85
1/30/85
1/30/85
1/30/85
1/31/95
4/24/85
7/21/85
1
1
1
2
4
6
10
H 2 8/16/85 B 1
7/20/85
7/31/85
8/03/85
U/06/e5
11/23/85
L41
34 6
11/27/85 8
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1/01/85
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1/16/86
ADAMS CONCRETE ROBBEO
AOAMS CONSTRUCTION CD .
DURHAM CONTRACTOR OONATES EXTRA WIOTH TO ROAO IN PARK
AOARON DEVELOPMENT CROUP INC.
SEE ALSO HEADQUARTERS PARK
FIRMS NOMINATEO FOR HONORS
WORK BEGINS ON OFFICE PARK
5-8UILDING OFFICE PARK BEING BUILT IN OURHAM
COMPANY EMPLOYEES CAN WORK TOGETHER IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
OURHAM COMPANY, ARTS COUNCIL GET AWARDS FOR SUPPORT OF ARTS
•CELEBRATION IN THE PARK1 PLANNED AS PAYOFF FOR GIFTS
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEOURE ACT STUDY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUOY COMMISSION
SHOWDOWN ON PROCEDURES ACT LIKELY
ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN ANO YOUTH
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. YOUTH COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO RECREATION, OURHAM
SEE ALSO RUNAWAYS
SEE ALSO STATUS OFFENOERS
SEE ALSO TEEN CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR EARLY ADOLESCENCE
DURHAM MIOOLE SCHOOLS EASE TRANSITION
COUNTY SCHOOLS PROGRAM HELPS RAISE MOTIVATION
WORKING WITH ADOLESCENTS' PARENTS FOCUS OF WORKSHOP FOR EOUCATORS
MATURING HAS ITS PAINS FOR TODAY'S TEENS, TOO
TEENS OESERVE RESPECT
TEEN-AGERS AS INDIVIDUALS
REPORT LINKS SOCIAL PRESSURES, TEEN SUICIDE
FORUM SET ON ISSUES FOR BLACK YOUTH
AOOLESCENCE, ALCOHOLISM
,SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO OURHAM SAFE RIOES
■OURHAH SAFE RIDES' ORGANIZED FOR TEENS
RIDES PROGRAM BEGINS
COUNCILMEN PRAISE RIDE PROGRAM FOR TIPSY TEENS
RIDES PROGRAM BENEFICIAL
•SAFE RIDES' WILL TRY TO KEEP ORINKING TEENS FROM DRIVING
DURHAM SAFE RIOES: A LIFE-SAVING PROJECT
AUDIT SHOWS SCHOOLS IN CITY FISCALLY SOUNO
NOBLE GESTURE, POOR MESSAGE
FIRST-AID CLASS
WORKSHOPS SET ON TEEN DRUG ALCOHOL ABUSE
AA FOR YOUTH NEEDED
NEW HOSPITAL PLANS TO TREAT TROUBLED YOUTH
AOOLESCENCE, DRUG ABUSE
SEE CHILOREN, DRUGS
SEE ORUG ABUSE
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, ORUG ABUSE
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., ORUG ABUSE
ADOLESCENCE, EMOTIONALLY OISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO WHITAKER SCHOOL
YOUNGER PEOPLE MORE DEPRESSED, SURVEY INDICATES
AOOLESCENCE, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
GRANT SAVES CENTER TEEN HEALTH PROJECT
LINCOLN CENTER PLANS TEEN HEALTH PROGRAM
AOOLESCENCE, PREGNANCY
SEE PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
AOOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
SEE ALSO PREMARITAL SEX
SEE ALSO SEX EDUCATION
SEE ALSD SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
BIRTH CONTROL NOTIFICATION BILL REJECTEO
SEX EDUCATION PROGRAM STRESSES RESPONSIBILITY
PROGRAM TO LOWER TEEN PPEGNANCY RATE
TEACHING PARENTS TO TALK ABOUT SEX
CHILDREN NEED TO BE TAUGHT EARLY HOW TO SAY 'NO'
ADOPTION
SEE ALSO CONCERNED UNITEO BIRTHPARENTS
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
BILL ON CHILD SAFETY SEATS STALLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
PROPOSED CAREER LAOOER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZED BECAUSE OF. ..QUOTAS
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF MISSING CHILDREN CENTER
N.C. SENATE APPROVES EOUAL EDUCATION PLAN
OURHAM GROUP LOBBYING FOR ADOPTION RULE CHANGE
LAST-MINUTE BILLS ARE FILED ON CHILD-RELATED ISSUES
MOTHER'S DAY A REALITY WHEN SON, MOM MEET
PANEL OKS BILL TO LET DOCTORS REPORT IMPAIRED ORIVERS
RACIAL AOOPTION POLICIES OUESTIONEO
COUPLE GETS CUSTODY OF CHILD
WHITE N.C. COUPLE AOOPTS WEST AFRICAN BABY
N.C. COUPLE FIGHTS OODS TO FINO SON
ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO ADULT X-RATEO THEATERS
SEE ALSO BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
MILLER FILES BILL FOR TOUGHENING OBSCENITY LAW
STATEWIDE STANDARO URGED FOR OECIDING OBSCENITY
STATE PENL WRESTLES WITH • AOUL T BUSINESS' DEFINITION
OPPONENTS SAY 1975 LAW MADE N.C. HAVEN FOR PORNOGRAPHY
RIGHTS EXECUTIVE SAYS OPPONENTS PUSH TOO HARD
SENATE APPROVES ADULT BOOKSTORE LEGISLATION 48-1
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY FORCES PRAISE LAW AS 'BLESSING'
BUSINESSMEN FILE SUIT AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY LAW
PEOOLERS OF X-RATEO GOOOS HOLDING LAST-CHANCE SALES
AREA LAW OFFICERS SEE NO REAL PROBLEMS WITH PORNOGRAPHY IN THEIR...
PORNO RULING SAID CONFUSING
NEW ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY LAW HALTS BOOK SALES, MOVIES
PORN LAW ENFORCEMENT OK'O: 2 ORDERS PROTECTING VIDEO STORES LIFTED
PORN LAW ENFORCEMENT OK'O: Om HAM POLICE RAID 2 AOULT BOOKSTORES
OURHAM POLICE RAID 2 ADULT BOOKSTORES
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I N D E
12/31/8
BECOMING MORE MENTALLY ALERT
AOULT VIDEOS ICARTOONI , ,
COURT REFUSES RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST ANT I- PORNOGRAPHY LAW
GRAND JURY INDICTS SIX PERSONS ON PORNOGRAPHY CHARGES
MOST FIRMS COMPLY KITH NEH PO'N LAW
VIDEO REPRESENTATIVE CLAIMS HARASSMENT
BOOKSTORE MANAGER CHARGED AGAIN
AOULT STORES STILL OPERATING KITH PORN LAW
ADULT BOOKSTORES? THEATERS AWAITING COURT CASE RESULTS
OVERLY ZEALOUS PROSECUTORS
CITY, COUNTY SUEO OVER PORN LAW ARRESTS
ADULT OAY CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. DAY CARE
HOUSE APPROVES ADULT DAY CARE CERTIFICATION
AOULT EOUCATION
SEE ALSO PLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO THE LIVELY M I NO : HOW TO ENJOY YOUR LIFE BY
SEE ALSO PROJECT LIFT
SEE ALSO SATUROAY SCHOOL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. EOUCATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. CORRESPONDENCE COURSES
NIGHTLIFE!°COMMUNITY EOUCATION CLASSES IN THE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS l»OI
A SPECIAL DEGREE. ..FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE
COLLEGES OFFER SUMMER PROGRAMS
READY TO SHIFT LANES? DUKE PLANS CAREER FAIR
SCOTT: PROGRAM HAS ONLY BEGUN TO SCRATCH SURFACE OF ILLITERACY
AOULT EDUCATION PLANNING COMMITTEE FORMED
SATURDAY SCHOOL RECEIVES AWARD
DUKE UNIVERSITY PLANS OPEN HOUSE WED. FOR ADULT PROGRAMS
EDUCATIONAL '- RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITES
MAKE IT A CLASSY FALL
EVENTS PROVIDE WINOOW ON WORLD
CALLING ALL TEEN-AGERS: PUT SOME CLASS INTO YOUR FALL
FALL FOR OPPORTUNITIES
LIFELONG LEARNING MEETING TOPIC
AOULT LEARNING KEY TO EOUCATION CRISIS
OUKE INSTITUTE OFFERS WINTER CLASSES
ADULT X-RATED THEATERS
SEE ALSO AOULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHIC FILMS
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
MILLER FILES BILL FOR TOUGHENING OBSCENITY LAW
STATEWIDE STANDARD URGEO FOR DECIDING OBSCENITY
STATE PENL WRESTLES WITH •AOULT BUSINESS' DEFINITION
OPPONENTS SAY 1975 LAW MADE N.C. HAVEN FOR PORNOGRAPHY
ADULT STORES STILL OPERATING WITH PORN LAW
ADULT BOOKSTORES. THEATERS AWAITING COURT CASE RESULTS
ADULTERY
POLICEMAN IS SENTENCEO ON ADULTERY CHARGE
ADVENTURE
SEE ALSO MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
SEE ALSO SAILING
DURHAM COUPLE HAS ADVENTURE ON OCEAN
EXPEDITION GIVES YOUNG ADVENTURERS TOUGH CHALLENGES
THE AOVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN I BOOK I
TWAIN WAS NO BIGOT
ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO DRUG ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO FALSE ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ADVERTISING
AOS MAY BE TELLING YOU MORE THAN YOU THINK: SCIENTISTS SAY PORN.
ON CHIROPRACTIC ADVERTISING
TIDE. WENOY'S AOS SAIO COST-EFFICIENT
LAW SOUGHT ON BANNING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AOS
MOORHEAD SELLS DURHAM AGENCY TO TEXAS ADVERTISING EXECUTIVES
AD SHOWS PARENTS CARE
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW COVERS MORE FIRMS
SOME SEMINARS SELL STOCKS AND FUNOSi SOME SELL TEXTBOOKS
ADVERTISING AGENCY OPENS IN DURHAM
MAN USES »1 BILLS TO PUT NAME IN CIRCULATION
PHILIP MORRIS CANCELS AO INOIAN CALLS OBJECTIONABLE
WHERE WERE CIRCUS ACTS?
HIS 11 BILL AO CAMPAIGN OIDN'T WORK
GARRETT ROAD CENTER READY FOR TENANTS
STATE'S AD PROGRAM A BOON TO EVERYONE
C T S
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NORITY BUSINESS AWARDS
ADVERTISING ENDORSEMENTS
BUSINESS AND BIGTIME PLAYERS
ADVERTISING FRAUD
SEE FALSE AOVERT
ADVISORY BUOGET COMMISSION
SEE N.C. AOVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
AEROBIC DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
AEROBIC DANCERS RAISE FUNDS FIR HEART GROUP . .
COMMON SENSE. TIPS FROM EXPERTS CAN PREVENT INJURIES FROM AEROBICS
AERONCA INC.
AERONCA MAY BUY AUTOMATED CHIP EQUIPMENT FIRM
AERONCA REPORTS LOSS
AETNA LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE CO.
AETNA SMOKERS CAN BE FIRED
*FFSEESDURHAM*C:OMMIT,TEE: ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
1/09/95 A
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INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO MINORITIES AOMISSIONS PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
NCCU COUNSELOR SAYS BLACKS BEGIN CAREER PLANNING EARLY
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS ARE ORDEREO MODIFIED
GOVERNOR SAYS HE OOESN'T FAVO* OUOTAS
COLOR-BLINO RULES SHOULD BE RESTOREO
REPORT: COUNTY MEETING GOALS IN HIRING BLACKS. WOMEN
HIRING GOALS FOR MINORITIES. WOMEN ARE SURPASSED IN ORANGE COUNTY
EQUAL CHANCE. NOT QUOTAS
CITY DELAYS CONTRACT 'SET-ASIDES*
COUNCILMEN RAP COMPANY'S HIRING
LISTENING: OURHAM JUOICIAL. COUNTY OFFICIALS SHOW CONCERN FOR PROBLEMS
DIVERSE HIRING POLICY OK'O BY CITY SCHOOLS
COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICIAL HOPES TO INCREASE MINOPITY HIRING
HOSPITAL TO FOCUS ON MINORITY HIRING
AFGHANISTAN
U.S. HANOS AFGHANISTAN SLINGSHOT FOR BATTLE WITH USSR (CARTOONI
DOCUMENTING BARBARITY
NO INTEREST IN AFGHANISTAN
OOCTOR ESCAPES FROM AFGHANISTAN
DUKE PROF SEES LONG WAR
SOVIETS BRUTALIZE AFGHANS
WRITER: U.S. AID TO AFGHANS SUBSTANTIAL
TRYING TO OESCRIBE CRAZY WORLD CAN BE OANGEROUS
INSECURITY UNDERLIES THE AFGHAN INVASION
INVASION WAS EXPANSIONISM
AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIIESI
SEE ALSO EAST AFRICA
SEE ALSO KWANZA (AFRICAN HARVEST I
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
SEE ALSO WEST AFRICA
LEARN AFRICAN DANCE
BLACKS AGAINST BLACKS
KING SERVICE RAISED FUNDS FOR THE NEEDY
USA AFRICA: UNITED SUPPORT OF ARTISTS FOR AFRICA
ENCOURAGE RELIEF AID
FAMINE RELIEF EFFORT
AFRICAN PROGRAMS SET
MISSIONARY'S OPTIMISM GROWS AS HE WALKS ACROSS NATION
FREE PROGRAMS OFFERED
WRITERS ASKED TO AID THE HUNGRY
COBEY COLLECTING T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT TO BENEFIT FAMINE VICTIMS
R. E. M. ENERGY LOW IN BENEFIT
AID TO AFRICA SHORT-TERM
SONGS WON'T END ETHIOPIA'S PROBLEMS
USE 'COPTERS TO AID STARVING PEOPLE
T-SHIRT CAMPAIGN TO HELP FAMINE VICTIMS
DURHAM STUDENTS COLLECTING T-SHIRTS FOR FAMINE VICTIMS
N.C. ECONOMIST CALLS FOR CONTRACTING AID
T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
OURHAM T-SHIRT ORIVE TO AID FAMINE VICTIMS
APOLOGIES UNNECESSARY
AFRICAN CLASSROOM: OXFORD-BORV WHITMORE AIOS TANZANIAN HOME PLANNERS
GIFTS WON'T ENO FAMINE
AFRICAN POLITICS EXPERT TO JOIN DUKE FACULTY
SPACE SUCCESSES BLUNT PUBLIC AWE OF RESULTS
KWANZA CELEBRATION
THE AFRICA NEW COOKBOOK: AFRICAN COOKING FOR WESTERN KITCHENS
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
AFRICAN COOKBOOK SHOULD APPEAL TO OUR TASTES
AFRICA NEWS (DURHAM NEWS OPERATIONI
UNDERSTANDING AFRICA: RADIO SERVICE TO DEBUT
AFRICAN COOKBOOK SHOULO APPEAL TO OUR TASTES
AFRICAN-AMERICAN OANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN DANCE
OANCE CONCERT SCHEOULED TODAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: HTIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
THE VILLAGE OANCE
REVEL IN THE RHYTHMS OF AFRICA
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FESTIVAL'S 2ND WEEK TO BRING OANCES FROM TRIANGLE GROUPS
CHUCK DAVIS' 'SPIRITUAL ARMS* EMBRACE CROWO
CELEBRATION OF LIFE OAVIS-STYLE
•SATUROAY NIGHT/SUNOAY MORNING' GOOD ON TUESOAY
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENOI
FILMMAKERS HEAO FOR AFRICA
EXUBERANCE
BOOT DANCE TO BE GIVEN TUESDAY
OAVIS ENSEMBLE WILL BE FEATURED
AFRICAN ART
AFRICAN ART SHOW OPENS
PRAISE POEMS
ACCENT'S ON AFRICAN ART
•PRAISE POEMS* SEEM UNIOUE AND FRESH
AFRICAN DANCE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN-AMERICAN OANCE ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO DANCE
INTERESTED IN HOSTING AFRICAN OANCE EVENT?
FLAMENCO. AFRICAN OANCE CLASSES OFFERED
AFTER HOURS (FILM!
SCORCESE'S 'AFTER HOURS*
GENUINE BLACK HUMOR
AFTER THE DEAOLINE
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD
HE WILL BASH ICONS. NOT HEROES
IT MAY BE NONSENSE. BUT THAT'S ALL RIGHT
A TIME FOR JEERS. A TIME FOR CHEERS
PROF. MARTIN'S BUDGET LESSON
COURT SHOULD ALLOW US TO GROUSE TO GOVERNMENT
WHY OUR CONGRESSMEN VOTED FOR 'PEACEKEEPER'
*gJEfR-TME— DEADI_rr4E : PUBLIC SAFETY: IS IT REALLY FAILING?
AFTER THE OEAOLINE: COBEY, VALENTINE FIND SOME COMMON GROUND
CITY'S DEMOCRACY GRAND. ATHENS' SECURITY A JOKE
ALASKAN SCANOAL STORY PRODUCT OF PERSISTENCE
FORMER CARTER AIDE IS 'HERALD' COLUMNIST
MECKLENBURG LEADER WANTS TO WORK HIS MAGIC STATEWIDE
SENATE OOESN'T NEED GEORGE WILL'S NEEDLE
AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SIXTY-YEAR-OLD PILOTS
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see senior citizens
agency for international development
see also foreign aio
helms-dictated policy immoral in human sense of survival
homes found for 30 visitors to be in triangle at christmas
mr. helms narrom-n1noe0
agent orange
see also herbicides
see also vietnam veterans
only about 2,000 vietnam veterans from n.c. file agent orange claims
viet vet fights battle of his life: father's oecision might 3e cause
psoriasis
viet vet finds revolving ooor in 6th
aggressiveness
study: academically orifnted day-care centers make children more aggrfs
stuoy: academic day care -akes children aggressive
ouke studies aggression in 90y s
is aggression bad for boys?
AGING
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GERIATRICS
LIFE EXPECTANCY
"IODLE AGE
N.C. ASSOCIATION ON AGI
N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
OLDER WOMEN'S LEAGUE
ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. ON
SENIOR CITIZENS
SENIOR CITIZENS, ABUSE
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EALTH FAILS, ELDERLY PEO
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HEY USED TO 5E
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AGING PROCESS
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OLD-AGE WOES
SEARCHERS TACKLE MYSTERIES OF DEMENTIA
OERLY PEOPLE
VE 30TH BIRTHDAY
ON PROTECTING ELDERLY
T OF AGING
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book written at unc lists tips on protecting elderly
agnes of god iplayi
■agnes' falters in stage-to- sc keen translation
agoraphobia
see also phobias
psychologist: women phobics feel trappeo
agricultural fairs
see county fairs
agricultural productivity
see farm production
agricultural research
see also n.c. agriculture extension service
see also tobacco, research
peanut hulls, tobacco warehouses being eyed to grow mushrooms
AGR
agr 1culture
see also crops
see also farmers. n.c.
see also livestock
see also n.c. agriculture extension service
see also n.c. 3car0 of agricultjrs
see also n.c. oept. of agriculture
see also n.c. farm bureau
see also u.s. dept. of agriculture
agriculture enrollment declining
project aims at seaweed farms on land
agriculture bonos
see farm finance amendment
aio to families with oependent children
see also child care
see also child support
see also durham county oept. of social
see also durham county oept. of social
see also durham oay care council
person awaiting state's lead on workfare
county has fastest drop in welfare aid for children
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT for FELONY CHILO ABUSE
REAGAN CUTS MAY COST COUNTY 51.2 MILLION
REDUCTION OF ABORTION FUNDS RAPPED
260,000 TAKEN OFF POVERTY PROGRAMS IN PAST * YF»RS
CUTS IN POVERTY PROGRAMS TO HIT SOUTH WORSE, AUTHOR OF STUDY SAYS
3ILL WOULD LET UNO I SC I PL INEO JUVENILES BE CONFINED 15 OAYS
BUOGET PANEL BACKS REDUCED CLASS SIZES
N.C. WELFARE PAYMENTS STILL LOWEST IN COUNTRY
AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE,
JET HELICOPTER TO ARRIVE
LIFE FLIGHT TOUCHES OOwN
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SOIL CONSERVATION FUNOS OEADLINE APPROACHES
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AIR ANO ENERGY ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORY
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
RTP LAB TRIES TO SMOKE OUT WOOD STOVE HAZARDS
AIR 9AGS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SEAT 3ELTS
SLOPPY SEAT BELT LAW BEATS AUTO AIR BAGS
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SUBJECTS
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AIB CONDITIONERS
SEE ALSO FANS
OUKE CHAPEL TO GET AIR CONDITIONING SOON
AIR CONDITIONERS CAN BE OPERATEO AT LOWER COST
5 AIR CONDITIONERS STOLEN FROM HOME
POWER NEEDS IN DURHAM TO RISE WITH TEMPERATURES
AIR-CONDITIONING CLASS OFFERED AT DTI
AIR INOIA
DURHAM MAN SAYS SIKHS OON'T KILL INNOCENTS
AIR JORDAN (SHOESI
SEE ALSO SHOES
SHOE-SIGNING BY JOROAN
TAKE OFF! KITH AIR JOROAN FROM NIKE
AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION
UNITED AIRLINES REINSTATES FLIGHT AT RALE IGH-OURHAM
AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AIR AND ENERGY ENGINEER
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO POLLUTION
TOXINS FOUND IN CLOUDS ATOP N.
SCHOOL SWITCHING TO GAS> ENOIN
EPA TO STUOY EMISSIONS FROM WO
ENVIRONMENTAL RULES PROPOSAL *
EPA SCIENTIST: CIGARETTE SMOKE
•DOMINO EFFECT' SEEN WORKING A
POLLUTION FROM CLOUDS HITS PEA
REPORT SAYS DURHAM CAN MEET EX
POLLUTION A GROWING NUISANCE
PROPOSED CLEAN AIR RULES HAVE
GOVERNOR WARNS AGAINST EXCESSI
SOME MITCHELL RESIDENTS SUE OV
EPA RESEARCHERS OEVISE WAY TO
DUKE CRITICIZEO FOR SMOKE
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CONSULTANT To BE ASKED ABOUT 0
RTP LAB TRIES TO SMOKE OUT WOO
ING RESEARCH LABORATORY
C. MOUNTAINS
G PUFFING BLACK SMOKE
OO-BURNING STOVES
AISES CONCERNS FOR INOUSTRY
A SERIOUS INDOOR AIR POLLUTANT
GAINST TREES IN MOUNTAINS
KS
HAUST CAP
INOUSTRY SMOKING
VE POLLUTION RULES
ER INCINERATOR
REDUCE POLLUTANTS
UKE SMOKESTACK
LD OUKE BOILER
0 STOVE HAZARDS
AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS
,SEE ALSO POLLUTION CONTROL
PANEL APPROVES ENVIRONMENTAL RULES PROPOSAL
BILL FOR STRICTER RULES ON ENVIRONMENT DIES
RESEARCH INSTITUTE GETS i4.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR AIR EMISSION WORK
FIRST STEP IS TO DETERMINE WASTES TO BE REGULATED
REPORT SAYS DURHAM CAN MEET EXHAUST CAP
AIR-POLLUTION STANDARDS ATTAINABLEi CITY PANEL TOLD
AIR
PRODUCTS CO. 10ELAWAREI
UDI PARK DEDICATED; 2 NEW FIRMS TO JOIN
AIR OUALITY
AIR-POLLUTION STANDARDS ATTAINABLE, CITY PANEL TOLD
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ARE BLAMED
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER WINS ACCIDENT PREVENTION AWARO
TRAFFIC CONTROLLER HONORED FOR AID IN PILOT'S LANDING
AIRBORNE WARNING AND CONTROL PLANES
SEE AIRPLANES
AIRLINE PILOTS
SEE AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION
SEE PILOTS
AIRLINE STEWARDESSES
SEE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS
AIRLINES
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. AIRPLANES' INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES. U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO EASTERN AIR LINES
SEE ALSO FLIGHT ATTFNDANTS
SEE ALSO NEW YORK AIR
SEE ALSO PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS
SEE ALSO SUNBIRO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO UNITED AIRLINES
SEE ALSO WHEELER AIRLINES
RUDENESS IS POOR BUSINESS
AMERICAN AIRLINES CONSIDERING ROU
1.3 MILLION CHOSE PIEDMONT AIRLINES
AIRLINE OPENS SERVICE TO RALEIGH-DURHAM
CARTOON A SHODDY REFERENCE
CLEMENT: AMERICAN HUB AMONG BEST SINCE RTP
ANOTHER OURHAM BONANZA
AIRPORT WILL STRESS SHUTTLE AVAILABLE
ROU AIR TRAFFIC SOARS
ROU FLIGHTS EXPECTED TO QUADRUPLE
HUB TO ORAW INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS. ROU DIRECTOR SAYS
AIRLINES. FARES
PAN AMERICAN JOINS RATE-CUTTING WAR
AIRLINE FARES TO RISE
AIR TRAVELERS ASKEO TO PLAN TRIPS EARLY
AIRLINES SLICE FARES FOR HOLIDAYS
AIRLINES. SCHEDULES
FLIGHT CHANGES SET
AIRLINE CHANGING RDU FLIGHTS
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO SERVE RDU BEGINNING APRIL 11
AMERICAN AIRLINES WILL BEGIN FLIGHTS IN N.C.
NEW YORK AIR TO END FLIGHT SERVICE TO RDU
ROU SEEKS NEW MAJOR AIRLINE
PIEOMONT AIRLINES ADOS MINNEAPOLIS FLIGHTS TO ROU
PEOPLE EXPRESS TO OFFER 3 NON-STOP FLIGHTS FROM RDU
PEOPLEXPRESS PLANS RDU-NEWARK FLIGHTS
PAN AMERICAN JOINS RATE-CUTTING WAR
AIRNET CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS
CELLULAR MOBILE PHONES ARE ENTERING TRIANGLE
FUOUA SCHOOL FORMS 80AR0 TO STRENGTHEN ITS TIES WITHIN STATE
AIRPLANE FUEL
ROU AWARDS FIRST CONTRACT IN 115 MILLION PROJECT
BID IS APPROVED FOR SITE WORK ON AIRLINES" NEW ROU TERMINAL
AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. AIRPLANES. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES. N.C.
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SUBJECTS
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AIRPLANES.
AIRPLANES.
AIRPLANES.
DURHAM
I NTERNATIONAL
■i.C.
U.S.
SFE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES. U.S.
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
SEE ALSO N.C., STATE AIRPLANES
SEE also paper airplanes
SEE ALSO PILOTS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE AIRPLANES
FARMERS upset OVER LOW FLIGHTS
OURHAM OOCTOR ORDERED TO PAY 11.5 MILLION
LAST KC-135 LEAVES BASE AT GOLOSBORO
AIRPLANES. EMERGENCIES
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES. N.C
LANDING PROMPTS ALERT
JET MAKES EMERGENCY LANOING
AIRPLANES. HIJACKING
SEE HIJACKING. AIRPLANE
AIRPLANES. HISTORY
SEE ALSO WRIGHT BROTHERS
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: NIGHT BASEBALL ISN'T NEW
AIRPLANES. MIO-AIR COLLISIONS
SAFETY BOARD SPLITS BLAME FOR 1983 PLANE COLLISION
AIRPLANES, "NEAR MISSES"
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. AIRPLANES. J.S.
PILOT OF CARGO PLANE APPARENTLY UNAWARE OF NEAR COLLISION
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ARE BLAMED
FEDERAL OFFICIALS PROBING REPORT OF NEAR COLLISION
2 NEAR-MISSES REPORTED AT RDU IN 3 YEARS
AIRPLANES. SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS,
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, --
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. AIRPLANES.
SEE ALSO Safety
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER WINS ACCIDENT PREVENTION AWARO
AGENTS: CRASHES NOT FUELING FLYING FEAR
AIRPORTS. INTERNATIONAL
CITY'S DEMOCRACY GRANO. ATHENS' SECURITY A JOKE
ATHENS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SECURITY IDENTIFICATION GU 1 06 (CARTOONI
AIRPORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO DOUGLAS AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
SEE ALSO GREENSBURO REGIONAL AIRPORT
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
EQUIPMENT TO DETECT WINO SHEA?
OCRACOKE AIRSTRIP TO 9E REPAV50
2 AIRPORTS GET MONEY FROM STATE
GREENSBORO OUT AS HUB FOR UNITED
STATE NEEDS MULTI-YEAR PLANNING FOR AERONAUTICS
ALABAMA
SHORELINE IS 'HIGH-RISK ZONE'
SUSPECT FORCES 2 ALABAMA OFFICERS TO BACKTRACK BEFORE N.C. RECAPTURE
ALAMANCE. N.C.
ELECTIONS FILING DEAOLINE IS NOON NEXT FRIDAY
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS DRAW MANY CANDIDATES
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
VILLAGE OF ALAMANCE ELECTS ALOERMEN
ALAMANCE BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
3EAUTIFICATI0N AWARO
ALAMANCE BOaRO OF ALDERMEN. ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS DRAW MANY CANDIDATES
•LAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CEOAROCK PARK
SEE ALSO UNITEO WAY OF ALAMANCE
CONGRESSMAN SCHEOULES VISITS TO ALAMANCE
SALES TAX INCREASE BACKED AT ALAMANCE COUNTY HEARING: COMMISSIONERS .
BOOY OF INFANT FOUNO IN ALAMANCE COUNTY
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C, BONO ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
NON-BINOING ALAMANCE TAX VOTE RULEO OUT
BOARO CANCELS ALAMANCE SALES TAX REFER6N0UM
ALAMANCE COUNTY, BUDGET
S27.3 MILLION BUDGET PROPOSSO FOR ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE ADOPTS BUOGET, SETS SALES TAX VOTE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION,
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO TURLINGTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE VOTER LISTS TO BE PURGEO
ELECTIONS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
INCORPORATION BILL BEING DRAWN FOR YANCEYVILLE
ALAMANCE BOARO GRAPPLES WITH VACANT POSITIONS
ALAMANCE COUNTY, EMPLOYEES. HIRING FREEZE
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD PUTS FREEZE ON HIRING
ALAMANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRIAL RECRUITMENT MOTION REJECTEO BY ALAMANCE BOARO
DEVELOPMENT PANEL MOTION REJECTEO
ALAMANCE ECONOMIC PROGRAM SUPPORTED
FIRM MOVING TO ALAMANCE
COMPANY'S MOVING PLAN STIRS DEBATES IN ORANGE. ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, LANDFILL
FIRM INTERESTED IN GETTING METHANE FROM ALAMANCE COUNTY'S LANDFILL
ALAMANCE COUNTY, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
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7/04/85 B
7/04/85 C
S 2 10/18/85 A 7 G 043
H 2 8/24/85 A 9 N
2 1/31/85 A
2 4/19/85 A
2 3/09/85 A
2 12/21/85 C
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
7/13/85 A 11
8/31/85 A 3
6/23/85
12/02/85
8/22/85 A 11
9/14/85 A 5
10/12/85 C 3
12/06/85 B 6
12/10/85 C 10
4/16/85 C I
7/29/85 a 11
H 2
H 1
9/08/85 B
9/10/85 C
5/24/85
7/23/85
3/14/85 B
9/10/85 C
9/13/85 B
9/26/85 B
12/04/85 B
12/06/85 A
4/16/85 C
5/07/85 C
1/22/85 A
2/05/85 B
2/14/85 B
7/31/85 6
8/03/85 A
H 1 9/04/85
N
N L40
1 9/13/95 B 1
I 9/26/85 B 1
1 11/02/85 C 1
1 11/07/85 B 1
H 1 W/14/85 C I
H 1 9/26/85 B I
H 1 6/25/85 C 1
H 1 7/19/85 A 1
H 2 12/31/85 B 1
H 1 4/02/85 B I
L41
946
MONTHLY/*
N N U * L
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
S I
E L
C PCI
Pi<-,E 19
1/16/96
ALAMANCE CO.. N.C ORDINANCES
ALAMANCE CHANGES SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE
., PROPERTY TAXES
COUNTY, TAXES
ALAMANCE COUNTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE ,
SALES TAX INCREASE BACKED AT ALAMANCE COUNTY HEARING: COMMISSIONERS ...
ALAMANCE COUNTY, TAX RATE
ALAMANCE BOARD RESCINDS BUDGET
SALES TAX INCREASE BACKED AT ALAMANCE COUNTY HEARING: COMMISSIONERS ...
ALAMANCE COUNTY, TAXES
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C PROPERTY TAXES
ALAMANCE ADOPTS BUOGET, SETS SALES TAX VOTE
NON-BINDING ALAMANCE TAX VOTE RULED OUT
BOARO CANCELS ALAMANCE SALES TAX REFERENDUM
ALAMANCE BOARD FORMALLY AOOPTS SALES TAX HIKE
ALAMANCE COUNTY, WATER AND SEUER LINES
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C HATE? AND SEWER PROPOSAL
ALAMANCE BOARD OELAYS VOTE ON FUNDS REOUEST
BOARO VOTES WATER. SEWER EXTENSION
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C ZONING
ALAMANCE CHANGES SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS CENTER
ART GALLERY'S NAME TELLS OF BUILOING'S HISTORY
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE WILL OPEN THURSDAY WITH CONCERT
ARTS 'ROUND THE SQUARE SLATED TODAY IN GRAHAM
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EOUCATION
OLD SCHOOLHOUSE IS BEING RESTORED
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS TOOK OATHS TOO LATE
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING OAY-CA*E WORKERS EXTENOEO
STATE SENATE APPROVES ALAMANCE BILL
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF EOUCATION. ELECTIONS
.SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
SCHOOL BOARO MEMBERS TOOK OATHS TOO LATE
ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
•LIB' CULP HAS RETIRED BU SHE' S STILL BUSY
ELECTIONS BOARD TO HEAR HUPMAN'S APPEAL
DECISION DELAYED ON HUPMAN APPEAL
DECISION EXPECTED TOOAY ON HUPMAN CANDIDACY
HUPMAN CAN RUN FOR COUNCIL
ALAMANCE COUNTY CHRISTMAS TOUR ANO CANDLELIGHT TEA
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
CHRISTMAS TOUR OF HOMES SLATED IN ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISS
APPEALS HEARING SC
INDUSTRIAL RECRUIT
DEVELOPMENT PANEL
ALAMANCE ECONOMIC
ALAMANCE BOARD REJ
COMMISSIONERS DECL
ALAMANCE CO'JNTY BO
ALAMANCE BOARO OEL
ALAMANCE BOARO GRA
SALES TAX INCREASE
ALAMANCE REJECTS 1
ALAMANCE HEARING H
FIRM INTERESTED IN
ALAMANCE BOARO FOR
ALAMANCE CHANGES S
ALAMANCE SETTLES w
ADAM ANO EVE FIRM
BOARO VOTES WATER.
GROUP IN ALAMANCE
IONERS
HEOULEO FOR REST HOME IN ALAMANCE COUNTY
MENT MOTION REJECTED BY ALAMANCE BOARD
MOTION REJECTED
PROGRAM SUPPORTED
ECTS IDEA OF ASKING CITY TO ANNEX AREAS
INE BOARD FFES
ARD PUTS FREE2E ON HIRING
AYS VOTE ON FUNOS REOUEST
PPLES WITH VACANT POSITIONS
BACKED AT ALAMANCE COUNTY HEARING: COMMISSIONERS
30-OAY EXTENSION
ELO ABOUT DOGS
GETTING METHANE FROM ALAMANCE COUNTY'S LANDFILL
MALLY AOOPTS SALES TAX HIKE
UBOIVISION OROINANCE
ATER METER I SSUE
TO REMAIN IN ORANGE
SEWER EXTENSION
SEEKS RECALL METHOO
ALAMANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, BUOSET
127.3 MILLION BUDGET PROPOSEO FOR ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE BOARD RESCINOS BUDGET
ALAMANCE AOOPTS BUOGET, SETS SALES TAX VOTE
ALAMANCE COUNTY CROP WALK
SEE ALSO CROP IORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER I
CROP WALKERS SET RECORO
ALAMANCE COUNTY OISTRICT ATTORNEY
BILL SEEKS ADDITIONAL ASSISTNAT D.A. IN ALAMANCE
HOLIDAY SPIRIT HAS ALAMANCE POLITICIANS OFF ANO RUNNING
ALAMANCE PROSECUTOR 1ST CANDIDATE FOR DA
ALAMANCE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ELECTIONS
OISTRICT ATTORNEY POST IN ALAMANCE DRAWS CANOIOATES
ALAMANCE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRIAL RECRUITMENT MOTION REJECTED BY ALAMANCE BOARO
DEVELOPMENT PANEL MOTION REJECTED
ALAMANCE ECONOMIC PROGRAM SUPPORTED
FIRM MOVING TO ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE COUNTY FAMILY ABUSE SERVICE
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FIRM INTERESTED IN GETTING METHANE FROM ALAMANCE COUNTY'S LANDFILL
ALAMANCE COUNTY GRAND JURY
JURY INDICTS MAN ON BURLINGTON'S PLANNING BOARO
ALAMANCE COUNTY HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
SEE ALAMANCE HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES. INC.
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL OPENS ITS DAY SURGERY
MERGER OF TWO ALAMANCE HOSPITALS MAY BE COMPLETEO SOMETIME IN FALL
HOSPITAL TO BUILD NURSING HOME
EVENTS ARE PLANNED FOR HOSPITAL WEEK
BURLINGTON HOSPITALS NAME ASSISTANT VICE PRESI06NTS
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL GETS ACCREDITATION
H 1 10/22/85 B I
H 1 7/19/85 A
H 1 7/02/85 C I N
H 1 7/19/85 A 1 N H60
H 1 7/23/85 C 1 N
H 2 9/08/85 8 3 N
H 1 9/10/85 C 1 N
H 1 9/12/85 B 1 N H60
H I 4/17/85 B 1
H 2 11/19/85 A 7
N
H 1 10/22/85 B 1 N
H 1 9/13/85 8 1 M JSl
H 1 4/10/85 B 1 N H60
H I 5/04/85 C 1 P N H60
H I 3/08/85 B 1
H 1 4/11/85 B 1
H 2 5/04/85 A 5
H 1 5/23/85 B I
H 1 4/11/85 B 1
H 2 11/14/85 A 10
H 2 10/15/85 A
H 1 3/05/R5 B 1
H 1 12/04/85 B 1
H 2 12/06/85 A 15
H 1 12/17/85 C 1
H 2 1/22/85 A 12
H 1 2/05/85 B 1
H 1 2/14/85 B 1
H I 7/31/85 B 1
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10/18/85
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2/05/85
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2/14/85
H
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N
H 1
2/19/85
I
1
N
H 1
3/19/85
H
1
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H 1
4/02/85
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1
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4/17/85
H
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H 1
5/07/85
(
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7/19/85
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H 1
8/06/85
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8/27/85
1
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9/04/85
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9/12/85
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10/22/85
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11/06/85
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11/19/85
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12/17/85
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5/24/85
n
l
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H60
H 1
7/02/85
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N
H I
7/23/85
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H I 9/04/85 B 1 N
H 1 11/07/85 B 1 N
1
1/25/85
B
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1
1/31/85
B
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1
4/13/85
H
N
1
5/14/85
B
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5/18/85
(,
N
1
8/09/85
B
N
M 0 N T H L
/ANNUAL
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS TO X-RAY TREATS
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS' EXECUTIVE CHOSEN
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITALi AOOLESCENT CARE UNIT
OFFICIALS SAY YOUNGSTERS TELL OF TREATMENT CENTER'S SUCCESS
ALAMANCE COUNTY JAIL
ALAMANCE BOARD GRAPPLES WITH VACANT POSITIONS
ALAMANCE REJECTS 130-OAY EXTENSION
ALAMANCE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
MERGER OF TWO ALAMANCE HOSPITALS MAY BE COMPLETED SOMETIME IN FALL
EVENTS ARE PLANNED FOR HOSPITAL WEEK
BURLINGTON HOSPITALS NAME ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENTS
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF ALAMANCE GETS THREE-YEAR ACCREDITATION
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL GETS ACCREDITATION
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS TO X-RAY TREATS
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS' EXECUTIVE CHOSEN
ALAMANCE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY. N.C.
ALAMANCE GOP TO HOLO MEETING
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN ALAMANCE MIODLE SCHOOL
ALAMANCE SCHOOL REGISTRATION SET
ALAMANCE SCHOOL REGISTRATION
INCORPORATION BILL BEING DRAWN FOR YANCEYVILLE
BILL WOULD END SCHOOL DISPUTE
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS WILL BE HONORED
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS TO REVIEW REQUESTS
SUMMER VACATION GONE OR DWINDLING FOR AREA STUDENTS
ALAMANCE CO. SHERIFF'S DEPT., DEPUTIES
VEST SAVES OEPUTY IN SHOOTING
ALAMANCE OEPUTY HURT IN CAR CRASH
ALAMANCE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE JAILS TWO JURORS
ALAMANCE COUNTY UNITEO WAY
SEE UNITED WAY OF ALAMANCE
ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES. INC.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS!
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS' EXECUTIVE CHOSEN
ALAMANCE HISTORIC PROPERTIES COMMISSION
OLD SCHOOLHOUSE IS BEING RESTORED
ALAR (CHEMICAL!
APPLE GROWERS SAY CHEMICAL BAN COULD RUIN BUSINESS
ALARM SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO FIRE ALARMS
SEE ALSO SMOKE DETECTORS
THIEF TOOK FRANKLINTON STORE'S BURGLAR ALARM, TOO
ROXBORO OKS STUDY OF ITS WATER SYSTEM
ALASKA
SEE ALSO OISTANT EARLY WARNING
SEE ALSO ESKIMOS
SEE ALSO GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT
SEE ALSO JUNEAU. ALASKA
THE ALASKAN SCANOAL
NORTH TO ALASKAGATE
ALASKAN SCANOAL STORY PROOUCT OF PERSISTENCE
ALASKA IS HARD TO OVER-DRAMA TI ZE
FEVER IN THE FRIGID KLONOIKE
TAR HEEL SEES ALASKA AS LAND OF POTENTIAL
NOT ALWAYS POLITICS
ALASKAN CAMPING TRIP LEADS TO GOLD FEVER
PREPARING ROASTED MOOSE HEAO
ALASKA, OIL RESOURCES
WHEN GOOD NEWS IS BAD
NO PLACE FOR OIL WELLS
ALASKA, STATE EMPLOYEES
TESTING SOCIAL SECURITY
ALASKA LAW REVIEW I JOURNAL I
ALASKA LAW REVIEW? AT DUKE?
ALBEMARLE SOUND
BOARD OKS S22 MILLION CONTRACT FOR BRIDGE OVER ALBEMARLE SOUND
DRAWING OF ALBEMARLE SOUND BRIDGE
ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
SEE ALSO awards
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-W ILMI NGTON
LEAOER OF SMALLPOX CAMPAIGN IS AWARDED SCHWEITZER PRIZE
ALBERT SCHWEITZER AWARO FOCUSES ON EXCELLENCE
FRIOAY RECEIVES MEDAL
FR10AY GETS AWARO
HONORING FRIDAY. THE PATRON
ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO BEER
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO COORS BEER
SEE ALSO LIOUOR LIABILITY
SEE ALSO PUBLIC PROPERTY ORINKING BAN
SEE ALSO WINE
EX-BARTENDER, REFORMED, POURS BOOZE ON STREET
WATCH OUT FOR ALCOHOL IN YOUR MEDICINE
9 BARTENDERS ARRESTED
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MOST ABORTION FUNDING
LAW SOUGHT ON BANNING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AOS
THE EVILS OF STRONG DRINK
ALCOHOL RAVAGES STATE
*1 CITED FOR HAVING ALCOHOL AT GAMES
ALCOHOL. ADVERTISING
BAN THE BOOZE
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY
DESPOTIC LEGISLATION
MEDDLESOME LEGISLATORS TARGET N.C. PUBLISHERS
N E
P 0
1 10/29/85
1 12/27/65
H 1 6/13/85 B
5/07/85 C
8/06/85 C
PC L P PYL
H I
H 1
H 1
H 1
1
1
1/31/85 B
5/14/85 B
5/18/85 C
6/18/85 C
8/09/85 B
10/21/85 B
H I 12/27/85 B
H 2 10/17/85 A 17
H
1
2/19/85 C
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N
H
1
3/21/B5 B
1
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5/28/85 C
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8/27/85 C
1
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H60
H 2 2/16/85 B 1
H 1 10/12/85 C 1
H 2 5/01/85 A 16
H 1 12/27/85 B
H 1 3/08/85 8
H 2 9/01/85 B 1
H 1 6/05/65 B
H 1 9/27/85 B
N
N S80
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5/30/85
A
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7/28/85
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H 2 2/09/85 A 5 N
H 2 5/14/85 B 7 P p
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
2/06/85 A
2/U/85 A
3/22/85 B
3/22/55 A
3/27/S5 A
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6 P N
14 N
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5/04/85
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10/31/85
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3/28/85
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5/13/85
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5/21/65
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N N U A L
1/01/85 -
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12/31/85
ALCOHOL A POTENT THREAT
COMMITTEE REJECTS BAN ON ALCOHOL ADS
LIOUOR PROFITS. COSTS
ALCOHOL. DEATHS
HAN CHARGED IN ALCOHOL DEATH 3F GIRL
ALCOHOL. HEALTH EFFECTS
INFANT BRAIN DAMAGE TIED TO MOOERATE DRINKING
A TOAST TO THE HEART
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 100X AVOIOABLE - PROFESSOR
SCIENTISTS PROOUCE BIRTH DEFECTS IN MICE
DOCTORS URGE AWARENESS OF FETAL ALCOHOL SYNOROME
HEALTH WARNING SIGNS IN BARS PROPOSED TO CUT BIRTH DEFECTS
BILL'S CONCERN MISPLACED
BILL ON ALCOHOL WARNINGS LEFT IN LIMBO BY DEADLOCK
OUKE RESEARCHER: ALCOHOL AN UMOERSTUOIEO HEALTH PROBLEM
STATE PEODLES 'KING ALCOHOL-
ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
SEE ALSO LIOUOR HOUSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MOONSHINE
SEE ALSO U.S. TREASURY DEPT., BUREAU OF ALCOHOL. TOBACCO ANO FIREARMS
ORUG-LIOUOR RAIDS IN CITY. COUNTY NET 18 ARRESTS
DURHAM RAIO BRINGS 49 ARRESTS
65 ARRESTEO ON LIQUOR ANO DRUG CHARGES SINCE FRIDAY
DURHAM -LIQUOR HOUSE* TRIALS BEGIN TODAY
ABOUT 60 PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGES: SUSPENDED SENTENCES FOR ...LIOUOR...
RAIOS ON LIOUOR HOUSES NET ARRESTS
ORDER MAY BE SOUGHT TO CLOSE 'LIOUOR HOUSE*
MAN STABLE AFTER BEING DOUSED WITH CLOROX
OXFORO RAIO NETS 16 ARRESTS
•STREET SWEEPING* NETS 16 ARRESTS BY OXFORO POLICE
VICE OFFICERS CHARGE 5 IN RAID
CHARGES DROPPED IN LEE AGAINST 42 ACCUSED OF SELLING ALCOHOL TO MINOR
MAKING LAW MEANINGLESS
9 BARTENDERS ARRESTEO
FOUR AVOID SENTENCES ON LIQUO' SALES CHARGES
JUDGE OISMISSES CHARGES AGAINST 52 STORE CLERKS
MAN CHARGED WITH SHIPPING MOONSHINE
, ALCOHOL BEVERAGE MISUSE AOOEO TO COLISEUM PROBE
REVENUES: TO HUNT MOONSHINERS. CONSIDER WEATHER
ABC AGENT USES GUILE IN ARRESTS
ALCOHOL. LAWS
SEE ABC LAWS
ALCOHOL. RESEARCH
OUKE RESEARCHER: ALCOHOL AN UNDERSTUDIED HEALTH PROBLEM
ALCOHOL. SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO HAPPY HOURS
SEE ALSO LEGAL DRINKING AGE
BILL ON SALE OF WIN SURVIVES CLOSE VOTE
CRITICS FAIL TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINE SALES BILL
PROPOSED CAREER LADDER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZED BECAUSE OF...OUOTAS
AFTER 50 YEARS OF BOOZE. STATE CAN DRINK TOAST TO H.53 BILLION
JOINT ETHICS PANEL AGREES TO ISSUE CONDUCT GUIDES
HOUSE PROPOSAL FROWNS ON HAPPY HOURS
DEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
IT'S WRONG TO SELL BEER. GAS TOGETHER
BAN ON OPEN ALCOHOL IN CARS SOUGHT
DURHAM WINE DEALERS FIGHTING FRANCHISE BILL
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON ALCOHOL-OAMAGE SUITS
FLAT SALES OF BEER START BREWING IN STATE
STATE BOOZE SALES CAUSE OF OWI PROBLEMS
WINE ORINK, BEER SALES FAVORED AT FESTIVAL
COMMITTEE ENDORSES BEER. WINE AT ARTS FEST
WINE SALES PERK UP STAGNANT ABC REVENUES
LIOUOR SALES RISE ANTICIPATING TAX
TOWN OF SEVEN DEVILS OKS BEER. WINE SALES
LIOUOR PROFITS. COSTS
ALCOHOL. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
AFTER 50 YEARS OF BOOZE. STATE CAN ORINK TOAST TO $1.53 BILLION
FEDERAL BUYING DATA CAN PROVIDE COMPETITIVE EDGE
WINE SALES PERK UP STAGNANT ABC REVENUES
LIOUOR SALES RISE ANTICIPATING Tax
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUDENTS. ALCOHOL-ORUG USE
INAUGURAL DRINKS RAPPED
MADO'S IRE OFF MARK
MADD GROUP APOLOGIZES FOR CRITICISM OF MARTIN
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT
THESE FISH SEEM ALMOST HUMAN
GROUP WANTS AGENCY TO STUOY DRUG. ALCOHOL USE AT HARRIS PLANT
RATS GIVEN LITHIUM ORINK MORE ALCOHOL
STUOY SAYS ALCOHOL COSTS DURHAM. STATE MILLIONS
DRUG. ALCOHOL ABUSE ARE COSTLY
ALCOHOL IS HABIT-FORMING
HOUSE PROPOSAL FROWNS ON HAPPY HOURS
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZAROOUS WASTE SPILLS
ELDERLY NOT BIG DRINKERS
BILL'S CONCERN MISPLACED
COMMITTEE REJECTS BAN ON ALCOHOL AOS
HOUSE SUPPORTS DEATH PENALTY BAN
ALCOHOL FUELS
SEE ALSO GASOHOL
BOTH SIDES SPEAK ABOUT TAX BREAK ON ALCOHOL FUELS
STATE SENATE VOTES To ELIMINATE ALCOHOL-BASED FUELS TAX BREAK
SENATE VOTES TO HALT GASOHOL TAX BREAK
ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO ABC LAWS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ABC BOAROS
NEW ABC CHAIRMAN SAYS HE PLANS FEW CHANGES
ENFORCEMENT COSTS
ABC AGENT USES GUILE IN ARRESTS
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
SEE N.C. ALCOHOL
ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. BUTNER. N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
UMSTEAO GETS NEW DIRECTOR
COMMISSION
IC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
C T
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5/27/85
6/26/85
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6/01/85
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H 2
H 2
H 2
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H 2
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1/23/85
5/26/85
6/01/85
6/01/85
6/01/85
6/14/85
6/25/85
6/28/85
7/15/85
U/ll/85
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A
A
A
A
B
A
1
4
3
3
16
14
4
8
1
4
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N
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N
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N
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1/05/85
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1/05/B5
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1/09/85
H
1
N
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1/16/85
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1/18/85
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2/11/85
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2/11/85
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2/11/85
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2/18/85
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2/19/85
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4/19/85
H
6
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4/23/85
A
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5/04/85
A
16
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H 2
6/21/85
a
6
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7/11/85
i
9
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H /
8/06/85
A
11
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8/12/85
H
14
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H /
12/09/B5
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12/11/85
C
5
N
H 2 7/15/85 B 1
H 2
3/21/85
A
23
N
H 2
3/22/85
A
b
N
H 2
3/27/85
A
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N
H 2
4/01/85
A
1 /
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N
H 7
4/04/85
A
1 1
N
H ?
4/05/85
A
1
N
H ?
4/10/85
A
11
N
H ?
5/16/85
A
4
1
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7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/13/85
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H 2
7/22/85
A
7
N
H ?
7/26/85
A
4
1
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9/05/85
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9/05/85
1
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9/12/85
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10/01/85
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N
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10/03/85
A
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11/13/85
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H 2 6/20/85 A 18 N L41
H 2 9/12/85 8 1 C N L40
S 2 10/01/85 A 1 C N J13
H 2
1/06/65
A
9
N
S 2
1/10/85
A
4
F
S 2
1/11/85
A
1
N
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1/12/85
A
4
F
H 2
1/22/85
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1
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1/24/85
B
1
N
H 2
1/29/85
A
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S 2
2/01/85
(.
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S 2
2/02/85
A
1
P N
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H 2
2/25/85
A
4
L
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4/05/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
14
N
S 2
6/14/85
r
1
N
S 2
6/25/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/26/85
R
?
N
H 2
6/27/85
A
ii
N
H 2
3/26/85
B
5
N
H 2
5/24/85
A
1 /
N
H 2
5/25/85
A
3
N
H 2 1/11/85 A 10
H 2 7/22/85 C 7
S 2 12/11/85 C 5
S 2 8/21/85 C 1
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N 6
P 0
PAGE 22
1/16/86
ALCOHOLIC TREATMENT CENTERS. N.C.
TAR HEEL CENTER OFFERS SPECIAL HAVEN FOR RECOVERING ALCOHOLICS
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
AA FOR YOUTH NEEDED
DWI COUNSELOR'S MESSAGE ALWAYS TOO LATE
ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO AOOLESC
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO COLLEGE
SEE ALSO DUKE UN
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO FETAL A
SEE ALSO N.C. AL
SEE ALSO PUBLIC
SEE ALSO SOVIET
N.C. ALCOHOLIS
SENTENCE. SHOP
CHEMICAL IMBAL
VITAMIN B MAY
BEWARE: THAT 0
RATS GIVEN LIT
STUDY SAYS ALC
ALCOHOLISM: DI
ADOICTION IS I
ALCOHOL IS HAP
CONFERENCE SET
STUDY SHOWS AL
OUKE RESEARCHE
EOUCATION/REHA
MARTIN SAYS AL
A LIFE NEARLY
SWEEPING AWAY
PEACE OF MIND
ALCOHOLISM OES
DRUG PROBLEMS
S 2 7/09/85 B
ENCE. ALCO
ICS ANONYM
S. N.C. .
IV.. STUDE
COUNCIL ON
COUNTY GEN
RESCUE MIS
LCOHOL SYN
COHOLISM R
DRUNKENESS
UNION. ALC
M RESEARCH
T RANGE! T
ANCE LINKE
BE KEY TO
RINK YOU T
HIUM DRINK
OHOL COSTS
SEASE OF W
LLNESS. NO
IT-FORMING
ON ALCOHO
COHOL ABUS
ALCOHOL
BILITATION
COHOL ASUS
RUINED BY
LIFE'S WRE
THE REWARD
CRIBED AS
HARD TO SP
HOLISM
OUS
LCOHOL IC BEVERAGES
NTS. ALCOHOL-DRUG USE
ALCOHOLISM
ERAL HOSPITAL. ALCOHOL AND ORUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SI ON
ORO«E
ESEARCH AUTHORITY
OHOL ISM
GROUP PLANS SYMPOSIUM
REATMENT, LONG RANGE
D TO VIOLENT ALCOHOLICS
ALCOHOLISM
AKE C3ULD END UP TAKING YOU
MORE ALCOHOL
OURHAM. STATE MILLIONS
ILL
T CHARACTER FLAW
LISM
E RARE IN ELDERLY
AN UVDERSTUDIED HEALTH PROBLEM
CENTRAL GOALS OF A. B.C.
E EPIDEMIC THREATENING FUTURE
DRUGS
CKAGE
OF TREATMENT
NO. 1 HEALTH PROBLEM TODAY'
OT, TREAT
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT CENTER. BUTNER, N.C.
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. BUTNER. N.C.
ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
MOTEL. RESTAURANT PLANS PROPOS EO
CHURCH SALE PLAN HITS SNAG
COUNCIL AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH LOT FOR CARWASH
COUNCIL OK'S CHURCH LOT RE20NING FOR CARWASH
THE IMPOSSIBLE BALANCE
ALDERSGATE LEVELEO
ALDERSGATE UNITED METHOOIST T3 BEGIN BUILDING NEW CHURCH
DIG IN
ALOICARB (PESTICIOEI
CONCERNS ARE RAISEO ABOUT PESTICIDE TEM1K
ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
2 BOARD MEMBERS OPPOSE HIRING MANAGER
ALERT CABLE TO OISCOUNT BILLS
ALERT CABLE TO GIVE REFUNO
VILLAGE CABLE GETS BOARD'S OK
ALERT DEVICE
SEE LIFELINE UNIT
ALEXANOER COUNTY JAIL
NEW TRIAL OROERED IN HANGING SUIT
ALEXANDER'S (DURHAM, N.C. RESTAURANT!
CARTER PLANS DINNER IN DURHAM TOMORROW
CARTER PLANS TO STOP IN OURHAM
CARTER PLANS DINNER AT OURHAM RESTAURANT
CARTER'S HANOSHAKE DURHAM 9-YEAR-OLD'S REWARO FOR WAITING
THE CARTER GRIN
ALEXANOERS OF CHAPEL HILL
NEW LOOK FOR IVY ROOM BUILDING
ALFRED AND CHRISTIAN PETERSON LTD.
REYNOLDS SELLS 10 OF ITS BRANDS
ALFRED P. SLOAN FOUNDATION
ASSOCIATE CHEMISTRY PROF RECEIVES SLOAN FELLOWSHIP
7/30/85 A 4
9/22/85 B 1
H
2
1/15/85
C
3
N
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1/16/85
A
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H
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1/17/85
H
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1/17/85
(
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H
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1/22/85
a
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1/29/85
A
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II
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s
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2/01/85
c
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N
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2/14/85
A
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2/19/85
L
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H
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2/25/85
A
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1
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4/21/85
H
8
N
H
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6/16/85
B
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N
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H
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7/15/85
H
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7/22/85
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10
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H
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7/24/85
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9/10/85
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9/10/RS
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11/11/85
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N
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11/27/85
C
1
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2/05/85
A
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2/20/85
L
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3/19/85
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3/19/85
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3/22/85
A
4
F
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6/03/85
A
1
P P
M66
H
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7/13/85
A
7
N
s
2
8/03/85
A
6
P P
H
2
8/19/85
e
1
N
H 3 1/15/85 C 1 N 346
H 3 3/01/85 B 1 N H90
S 2 3/01/85 A 3 N
H 3 3/14/85 B 1 N
H 2 10/16/85 A
8/02/85
8/03/85
8/03/85
3/04/85
8/05/85
1
11
3
1
1
N H51
P K30
H 2 8/18/85 D II Oil
H 2 11/02/85 A 8 N
H 2 3/28/85 8 2 N
STATE URGEO TO PAY FOR NEUSE STUOY
BILL FILED TO LIMIT PHOSPHORUS: NEW BAN WOULD AFFECT HOME DETERGENT...
PHOSPHATE BILL URGEO IN HOUSE
ALGONQUIN PRESS ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SOUTHERN LANDSCAPES AND INHABITANTS COME TO LIFE IN TWO MCCORKLE NOVELS
SOUTHERN LANDSCAPES AND INHABITANTS COME TO LIFE IN TWO MCCORKLE NOVELS
BEAUX ARTS BALL ATTRACTS F0UN3ER EVELYN SKINNER
ALIEN OUTLAW (FILMI
LASH LARUE GOING SCI-FI ONCE AGAIN IN
FILM TO 8E MADE IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY
ALIENATION-OF-AFFECTION
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
ALIENATION OF AFFECTION SUIT OROPPED
ALIEN OUTLAW'
2 1/26/85
2 3/07/85
2 3/28/85
2/17/85
2/17/85
3/05/85 B
1/13/85
7/19/85
U H4 5
U H45
U H45
11
12
H 2 2/16/85 A 11
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
PARTISAN TEMPERS FLARE OVER BILL
ALIMONY PAYMENTS BILL MOVES IN HOUSE
ALL-AMERICA CITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C ALL-AMERICA CITY PROPOSAL
FAYETTEVILLE GETS 'ALL-AMERICA CITY' STATUS
FAYETTEVILLE MAYOR OELIGHTEO BY ALL-AMERICA AWARO
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAM
BIAS. CHARLES TOP ACC ALL-STAR VOTE
CHARLES. PRICE REPEAT ALL-ACC CHOICES
MEAGHER LEADS ACC TO VICTORY
DAWKINS. DAUGHERTY AMONG ALL-ACC PICKS
ALL ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
CAVS TOP AP'S ALL-ACC TEAM
VIRGINIA LINEMEN LEAD AP'S ALL-ACC PICKS
3/29/85 A
5/17/85 A
3/27/85
3/28/85
3/05/85
3/06/85
4/08/85
11/23/85
11/21/85 B
11/22/85 C
MONTHLY/
OOMBROWSKI TOPS ALL-ACC VOTING
ANNUAL IN
i/oi/85 - 12/
SUBJECTS
PAGE 23
1/16/86
all my chiloren i soap operai
soap's alive for carolina benefit
soap star brings live show to benefit the carolina theater
warrick shares tunes. soap talk
wrong person oio review
all saints anglican orthodox church
lawyer confioent hillsborough owns 19th-century cemetery
hillsborough may sue former mayor. attorney
hillsborough offered cemetery title
mayor says cemetery offer not acceptable
town to press suit for title to cemetery
cemetery conveyed to pakistani
pakistani listed as owner of cemetery
town files cemetery suit
all-star game. baseball
the great catharsis
local umpire gets all-star respect
allen-bradley company
nlrb oroers new union vote on cwa
allenton realty and insurance co.
122 million retirement community is criticized
durham board denies retirement center 810
mobile home plans draw durham protest
right-to-know oroinance vote on council's agenoa
mobile home project loses ground
new building planned
breaking grouno
board to review development plans
new industrial park to be built in ourham
oiscuss proposed homes: council, county hold joint session
rtp spinoff growth pushes for page roao
allenton realty drops better homes
hen at work: builoing boom 'like nothing i've ever seen'
buyout talk hinted as lem profits sink
stymied 0eveloper may 0r0p pr3ject
allenton's new chapel hill office
more sales agents named at allenton
, commissioners ok chandler's g^een development request
duke foundation keeps 48* of investments in stocks
allergies
new allergy pill doesn't cause drowsiness
golo medalist featured in rtp run-a-thon
the torment of allergies: drugs may stop animals' itching
alley, williams, carmen and king architects
alamance rejects 130-day extension
allied chemical corp.
allied signs contract for north carolina chemicals
almanacs
see also farmers' almanac
1810 almanac gives interesting insights about state
alpha cellulose corporation
chlorine leak in lumberton called no threat
alpha delta kappa
honor society initiates
as educators gather: born comic 'miss goooapple' entertains
alpha kappa alpha sorority
group oonates food to soup kitchen
alpha phi alpha
alpha week under way at n.c. central university
alpha phi omega
buy a lunch with coach dean smith
sorry, coach smith, but you finished 2n0 with this unc junior
alphafetoprotejn
professor: new test poses ethical oilemma
alston ave.
motorists' ouanoary: driving in area can make one wonder...
alston ave. traffic rerouted
panel clears alston avenue business park
alston technical park
see also ourham, n.c. office property
see also headquarters park
office park is planneo for southern durham
grouno broken for s60 million project near rtp
grouno broken for alston park
business parks mushrooming
alternative energy corp.
see also energy conservation, n.c.
see also energy sources, alternatives
energy corporation allocates «59l,697 for seven projects
students win energy contest
alternatives task force
see ourham alternatives task force
alternatives to incarceration
see also durham alternatives task force
see also prisons, n.c, overcrowding
lockupsTar1Sexpensive° 0VERCR:lHDE0' expensive prisons
STATE TO EXAMINE INCARCERATION ALTERNATIVES
LAWMAKERS CONSIOER MORE PRISONS
SERVICE, NOT PRISON PAYS IN MANY WAYS
PRISONS: NORTH CAROLINA FACES THREE ALTERNATIVES
JUVENILES GET SECOND CHANCE IN NEW PROGRAM
MARTIN PLANS AREA SERVICE PILOT PROGRAM
PLAN ORAFTED FOR YOUNG SEX OFFENOERS
EFFECTIVE OPERATION KEY TO PRISON ALTERNATIVES
ALTRUSA CLUB OF CHAPEL HILL
CLUB FUNOS BURN-CARE TRAINING
ALTRUSA CLUB OF OURHAM
ACHIEVER IS REWAROEO
ALTRUSA LEADERS
IT'S SOUTHERN PIG PICKIN'
ALTRUSA AUCTION
FOR DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
S 2 11/26/85 B
H 2 11/29/85 0 7 0 N W66
S 2 12/04/85 A 6 N 871
S 2 12/05/85 0 3 P R B71
H 2 12/11/85 A 4 L
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8/14/85
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9/19/85
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10/01/85
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7/16/85
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7/16/85
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1/09/85
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1/10/85
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2/05/85
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6/13/85
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7/28/85
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11/24/85
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11/05/85
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8/06/85
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N
H 2 2/17/85 D 14
N
S 2 12/19/85 A 13 F J50
H 2 8/15/85 A 20 N
S 2 6/10/85 B 2 P P K30
H 2 10/08/85 B 2 P U H45
H 2 11/30/85 C 2
H 2 3/19/85 B 7
S 2 4/12/85 A 12
H 2 5/01/85 A 1
H 2 12/13/85 B
H 2 3/03/85 A 6 P N B81
S 2 5/1T/85 C I N
H 2 12/04/85 B 1 N W36
H 2 1/25/85 C 7 N
H 2 9/12/85 B 3 M N B30
S 2 9/12/85 C 3 N W82
H 2 12/01/8S 0 I P N L41
1/13/85 B
5/10/85 C
4/23/85 C
4/26/85 A
5/11/85 A
6/17/85 B
6/19/85 A
9/30/85 A
12/09/85 A
12/09/85 A
12/09/85 C
12/12/85 A
S 2 5/01/85 C 3 P N
S 2 3/11/85 B 2 P P K30
S 2 6/29/85 A 5 P P S76
H 2 7/23/85 B I P N H45
S 2 11/08/85 B 1 P P M66
ALUM
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
I 'I 0 E
12/31/8
SUBJECTS
PAGE 24
1/16/86
N E
P 0
RECOVERING CHEMICAL COULD SAVE CITY MONEY
ALUMINUM RECYCLING
SEE RECYCLING
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO DISEASE
SEE ALSO OUKE AL
MEETING ON ALZ
MEETING SUNDAY
PATIENTS SOUGH
OUKE STUOIES N
IN-HOME SERVCI
RESPITE PROGRA
WHEELCHAIR RAC
HALTING MENTAL
DUKE TO GET GR
TAR HEEL GIVES
N.C. BUSINESSM
GIFT TO HELP D
LATEST GIFT BY
GIFT TO DUKE 0
RESEARCHERS FI
ALZHEIMER'S CL
UNIT OPENS
ALZHEIMER'S DI
OURHAM VOLUME
MAN HELD FOR A
PROGRAH GIVES
ALZHEIMER'S-AI
S (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
ZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK
HEIMER'S PLANNED
ON ALZHEIMER'S RELATED DISEASES
T FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESEARCH
EW DRUG FOR ALZ-IEIHER'S DISEASE
E FOR ALZHEIMER'S TO BE DISCUSSED
M GIVES ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVERS A BREAK
DECLINE: UNC RESEARCHERS TACKLE MYSTERIES OF DEMENTIA
ANT FOR ALZHEIMER'S STUDY
DUKE tlO MILLION
AN GIVES DUKE »10 MILLION
UKE SOLVE BRAIN DISEASE MYSTERIES
BRYAN MAY HAVE FAR-REACHING EFFECTS
FFERS NEW HOPE TO AGED
NO ALZHEIMER'S CLUE
UE BELIEVED FOUND BY OUKE OOCTORS
SEASE TOPIC FOR LECTURE
ERS ASSIST DISEASE STUOY
TTACKS ON REST HOME PATIENTS
TIME OFF FOR CARETAKERS
OS LINK SOUGHT
AMADEUS IPLAY C FILMI
WEATHER MAKES A HIT IN N.C.
SYMPHONY 'AMADEUS'
AMALGAMATED C
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
TEXTILE
J. P. ST
TEXTILE
AFL-CIO
BUSINESS
UNION IS
CANNON
PATERNAL
TEXTILE
STAKES
UNION PO
CANNON
UNION NO
UNION WO
UNION OR
CANNON E
FIELDCRE
LOTHING C TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
MERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INOUSTRIAL ORGANIZAT
EXTILE INOUSTRY
UNION LEADERS PLAN RALLIES TO PROTEST IMPORTS
EVENS AND UNION SIGN CONTRACT
WORKERS PUT UP 3 BILLBOARDS
SEEKS VOTE AT CANNON MILLS
HIGHL IGHTS
SUE AT CANNON MILLS HEATS UP
ORKER FIREO AFTER SPEAKING AT MEETING
ISM OEMISE MAY HELP UNION AT CANNON
UNION PLANS ADS BEFORE OCTOBER VOTE AT CANNON MILLS
RE HIGH IN CANNON VOTE
LL SHOWS LEAO IN CANNON MILLS VOTE
ILLS WORKERS REJECT BID TO UNIONIZE
T LIKELY TO CHALLENGE VOTE
N'T CHALLENGE CANNON VOTE
OPS PLANS AT CANNON SUBSIDIARY
LECTION SIGNAL OF OECLINE OF UNIONISM
ST TO BUY 80 PERCENT OF CANNON MILLS
, OURHAM COUNTY
OF LIFE
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION
DUKE POWER MAY APPEAL
DUKE POWER FAULTED IN BUS DRIVER TALKS
THE AMATEURS
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENOI
AMBO-OEXTERS
THEATRICAL EVENT PLANNEO
AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO VIAL OF LIFE
LIFE...OEATH: HE HOPES HE CAN THANK THE PEOPLE WHO NEVER INTRODUCED...
COMMISSIONERS OUESTION AMBULANCE SERVICE COSTS
RECEIVE AMBULANCE
OWNERS OF AMBULANCE SERVICE SEEK COUNTY HELP IN OISPUTE WITH HOSPITAL
PRIVATE FIRM APPEARS TO HAVE LEGITIMATE BEEF
COUNTY TO REVIEW AMBULANCE SERVICE
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE STUDY OF AMBULANCES
FIRM, COUNTY CLASH ON AMBULANCE COST
AMBULANCE SERVICE DEAL SOUGHT
HOSPITAL OISPUTES AMBULANC E- FE E REMARK
8UESTI0NS RAISED OVER AMBULANCE SERVICE
AMBULANCE SERVICE. N.C.
SEE ALSO AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C, AMBULANCE SERVICE
DEATH PENALTY URGED FOR KILLERS OF PREGNANT WOMEN
CRYING 'WOLF!' ALARMING CRIME FOR RESCUERS
DARE COUNTY FLYING AMBULANCE HITS SNAG WITH NEW REGULATIONS
AMBULATORY SURGERY
SEE ALSO OUKE HOSPITAL, OUTPATIENT SURGERY UNIT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, AMBULATORY SURGERY UNIT
ALAMANCE HOSPITAL OPENS ITS DAY SURGERY
EYE CENTER EYED
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONEO WASTE DUMPS AOVANCES
AMERICA TALKS BACK (TV SHOW]
ROXBORO TALKS BACK WITH GINER BRIDGES: HOLLYWOOO PRODUCER
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICIANS
PEDIATRICIANS: BAN SNUFF, CHEWING TOBACCO AOS
AMERICAN AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
AMERICAN AIRLINES CONSIDERING ROU
ROU MAY GET ANOTHER AIRLINE
AMERICAN AIRLINES TO SERVE RDU BEGINNING APRIL 11
AMERICAN AIRLINES WILL BEGIN FLIGHTS IN N.C.
AIRLINE OPENS SERVICE TO R AL EI GH-OURHAM
AIRLINE PASSENGER
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HIRE TEENS THIS SUMMER FOR BIG TAX CREOIT
AIRLINE MAY EXPAND RDU SERVICE
REPORT: AMERICAN CONSIDERING ROU
ROU TO BECOME CENTRAL HUB FOR AMERICAN AIRLINES
PLAN FOR RDU TO TRIPLE FLIGHTS
CLEMENT: AMERICAN HUB AMONG BEST SINCE RTP
ANOTHER DURHAM BONANZA
ROU 'HUP' DESIGNATION REFLECTS, SPURS AREA BOOM
IT'S DURHAM'S AIRPORT, TOO
PIEDMONT SAYS IT WILL KEEP LEAO AT AIRPORT
SUGGESTION FOR AIRPORT
ROU'S 3RD TERMINAL REDESIGNEO TO ACCUMMOOATE AMERICAN HUB
NEW AIRPORT TERMINAL BLUEPRINT IS UNvFILEO
AIRLINE'S EXPANSION MAY MEAN 4,000 JOBS, CHAMBER IS TOLD
AIRLINE FARES TO RISE
AMERICAN AIRLINES SEEKS BONO ISSUE OF 175 MILLION FOR FACILITIES AT ROU
RDU MAY SEEK BONOS FOR HUB
ROU FLIGHTS EXPECTED TO QUAORUPLE
AIRPORT OFFICIAL: ROU GROWTH JUST IN TIME
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MONTHLY/*
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
AUTHORITY, AIRLINES SEEK COURT RULING ON FOOO SERVICE
NEW TERMINAL'S FUOO FIOHT BOUNO FOR COURT
RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT GETS »4 MILLION WINDFALL GRANT
AIRPORT INCREASES HUB EXPENDITURES
HUB ESTIMATES DOUBLE
RDU BOARO OKS BIOS ON TERMINAL
RDU AWARDS FIRST CONTRACT IN 115 MILLION PROJECT
BIOS ACCEPTED FOR WORK AT AIRPORT
TENTATIVE PLANS MAOE FOR GROUNDBREAKING
BIO IS APPROVED FOR SITE WORK ON AIRLINES* NEW RDU TERMINAL
AIRPORT PLANS BOND ISSUE OF lll<. MILLION
AIRPORT AUTHORITY GETS LOOK AT MODEL OF NEW TERMINAL
PLANS FOR AMERICAN AIRLINES HUB UNVEILED
AIRLINES COMPLETES SALE OF BO-JDS
FAA GIVES ROU 12. 14 MILLION
AMERICAN AIRLINES' NEW TERMINAL AT RDU GETS OFF TO A FLYING START
RDU REMODELING ON SCHEDULE
AMERICAN AIRLINES BEGINS WORK ON HUB
HUB WORK ON SCHEDULE, RDU PANEL SAYS
AUTHORITY ACCEPTS BIOS
AIRPORT APPROVES BIDS
AIRPORT RECEIVES BIOS ON STEEL
ROU ACCEPTS BIO FOR CONCOURSE STEEL
AIRLINE PACKING THEM IN
ALL DOLLED UP
AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MEOIATION
SEE ALSO MEOICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
AUTO CLAIMS MAY GO TO ARBITRATORS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
NORTH CAROLINIANS TO GET HISTORICAL PRESERVATION AWARDS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
STAOOON ELECTED FELLOW IN SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
SMITH TO SPEAK AT WOMAN'S DAY CELEBRATION
AARP URGES 'VOTE-
NEW OFFICERS PICKEO FOR ORGANIZATION
NEW OFFICERS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILE COLORISTS ANO CHEMISTS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOUSTRY
FOUR PERMITS SOUGHT TO OISCHA^GE WASTEWATER
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS, U.S.
CLOUOS OVER IVORY TOWERS
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AUTOS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS I
AAA SUPPORTS SEAT BELT LAW
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO 14TH JUOICIAL OISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO U.S. SUPREME COURT
BAR ASSOCIATION TO STUOY COSTS OF EXECUTIONS
DURHAM LAWYER PARRIES WITH PRESS AT LONOON MEETING
AMERICAN BRANDS
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER SPONSORS STUDENT EXPOSITION
APPLE COMPUTER BOSS TOPS IN PAY
AMERICAN TOBACCO 0EN1ES RUMOR OF DURHAM LAYOFFS
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKET INTACT THROUGH '85
AMERICAN BRANOS REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS
AMERICAN TO BE SUBSIDIARY
AMERICAN TOBACCO TO BECOME SUBSIDIARY OF PARENT COMPANY
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFECTING TOBACCO STOCKS
AMERICAN TOBACCO CHIEF GETS NEW JOB
AMERICAN BRANOS PROFITS UP 8 PERCENT
DOW JONES LIST CUTS AMERICAN BRANDS
AMERICAN BRANOS STOCKHOLDERS OK MERGER PLAN
AMERICAN BRANOS, SALES ANO EARNINGS
AMERICAN BRANDS' EARNINGS UP
AMERICAN BRANOS HAS RECORD PROFITS IN ' 84
AMERICAN BRANOS REPORTS PROFITS DOWN FOR OUARTER
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON-TAXPAY ING LIST
AMERICAN BROAOCASTING CO.
SEE ABC (AMERICAN BROAOCASTING CO. I
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, 8ARTLETT DURHAM CHAPTER
RECEIVES AWARO
RECEIVES PLAOUE
NEW OFFICERS
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
2 NETWORKS SAY NO TO SMOKING FETUS
SOME HEAOEO FOR 1M0CKI SLAMMER
PIPER IS ON LONG TREK TO HELP CANCER SOCIETY
CANCER SOCIETY'S SMOKEOUT HITS HEART OF TOBACCOLAND
SMOKEOUT PARTICIPATION GROWS IN TOBACCO COUNTRY
SMOKERS CHEW GUM, BITE FINGERNAILS OURING SMOKEOUT
CANCER SOCIETY SAYS REYNOLDS INHIBITS EFFORT
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY GIVES 165,000 TO UNC
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, DURHAM CHAPTER
SEND SOMEONE YOU LOVE TO JAIL
CANCER UNIT SEEKS VOLUNTEER DRIVERS
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE PLANNED
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, N.C. DIVISION
CANCER SOCIETY'S COOKING UP SUPPORT FOR ITS PROGRAMS
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
SWIM RAISING MONEY FOR CANCER SOCIETY
AMERICAN CHRISTIAN VOICE FOUNOATIOV
SOLICITATION USING FEWEL GIRL'S NAME CALLED LEGITIMATE
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
STATEWIDE STANDARO URGED FOR OECIOING OBSCENITY
BREAKOUT-VA. WARDEN SAYS IT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN
CIVIL RIGHTS AOVOCATE SEES 'CLOUD' OVER NORTH CAROLINA
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
SABISTON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
AMERICAN CYANIHIO CO.
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10/23/85
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10/23/85
B
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10/23/85
C
N
W82
H 2
10/29/85
B
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11/06/85
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11/06/85
C
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11/15/85
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11/20/85
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12/04/85
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12/21/85
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MONTHLY/ANNU
N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
LEDERLE LABS LOOKING AT DURHAM
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO OANCE
SEE ALSO DEBORAH CARR OANCE THEATER ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO GARDEN OF EARTHLY OELIGHTS (DANCEI
SEE ALSO THE NEXT STEP... (DURHAM SUN COLUMNI
SEE ALSO ROBERT DESROSIERS OANCE THEATRE
DANCE FANS HOLD TOUR
LINEUP SET FOR DANCE FESTIVAL
AOF ANNOUNCES LINEUP
SOMETHING TO DANCE ABOUT
NIKOLAIS TROUPE KICKS OFF THE 51ST AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL
OURHAM TO BE 'CITY OF FESTIVALS' THIS SUMMER
SIGN OF FESTIVAL
REINHART SEES HOPE FOR DOWNTOWN 'LIFE'
FESTIVAL OEOICATES SEASON TO SANFORO
FESTIVALS TO GIVE TOURISM MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR BOOST
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL BEGINS
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL LINEUP
LET'S GO ON WITH THE SHOW: AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S 51ST SEASON
51ST AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL BEGINS
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL NEAR
KEEPING IN STEP WITH THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
KEEPING IN STEP WITH THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
ADF BEGINS 51ST SEASON: OANCE DIRECTIONS
THE NEXT STEP: NIKOLAIS SPEAKS ABOUT OANCEi FREE SEMINAR OFFERED
NIKOLAIS MESMERIZES AUDI ENCE— WITH OR WITHOUT MIRRORS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
KEEPING IN STEP AT OANCE FESTIVAL
NIKOLAIS' DANCES PRODUCE GIGGLES. AND CHILLS
KEEPING IN STEP AT OANCE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL'S 2ND WEEK TO BRING DANCES FROM TRIANGLE GROUPS
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
KEEPING IN STEP AT OANCE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
CHUCK DAVIS' 'SPIRITUAL ARMS' EMBRACE CROWO
KEEPING IN STEP AT DANCE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
KEEPING IN STEP AT OANCE FESTIVAL
DANCE FESTIVAL GETS OWN WINE
KEEPING IN STEP AT OANCE FESTIVAL
CELEBRATION OF LIFE DAVIS-STYLE
•SATURDAY NIGHT/SUNOAY M0RNIN5' GOOD ON TUESOAY
EARTHY 'GAROEN,' OREAMS APPEAR
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
•GAROEN' IS UNEARTHLY. OELIGHTFUL SHOW
KEEPING IN STEP AT DANCE FESTIVAL
•GAROEN' EXPLORES HUMAN SIN IN EARTHY, OELIGHTFUL OANCE
OANCE OR THEATER? ONLY MARTHA CLARKE KNOWS FOR SURE
KEEPING IN STEP AT DANCE FESTIVAL
MARTHA CLARKE TO PERFORM FINAL OANCE TONIGHT AT PAGE
PILOBOLUS RETURNING TO FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
KEEPING IN STEP AT DANCE FESTIVAL
A 3-RING CIRCUS OF SOUND, DANCE
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
9 GRANTS WORTH (5,500 AWARDED BY GREATER DURHAM FOUNDATION
KEEPING IN STEP AT OANCE FESTIVAL
FOUNDATION AWAROS GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS
THE NEXT STEP
CANAOIAN TROUPE TAKES AUOIENCE ON BIZARRE TRIP
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
CLASSIC PILOBOLUS STILL SATISFYING OANCE
PILOBOLUS PERFORMS OLD FAVORITES ANO A PERPLEXING PREMIERE
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
OANCE FESTIVAL TOURS OFFER BHD'S-EYE VIEW
'NINE LIVES' TRANSFORMS EVERYOAY MOVEMENT INTO ART
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCE FESTIVAL CELEBRATING JULY 4 WITH FOUNDER'S WORK
WEIDMAN TRIBUTE OPENS TONIGHT
WEIOMAN SEMINAR
FLUID MOVES FROM GORDON'S PICK UP CO.
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
N.C. CHOREOGRAPHERS SHOW STRENGTHS - INFORMALLY
CHOREOGRAPHERS FROM ABROAO GET INSPIRATION AT AOF
TRIBUTE TRIUMPHS
AT THE DANCE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL'S TRIBUTE TO WEIOMAN BRINGS OANCES BACK FROM PAST
KEEPING IN STEP AT OANCE FESTIVAL
TOOAY AT THE FESTIVAL
KEEPING IN STEP WITH DANCE FESTIVAL
EIKO ANO KOMA PROVOKE MIRTH OUT OF TRAGEOY
FOREIGN DANCEMAKERS FIND ADF A MOVING EXPERIENCE
EIKO ANO KOMA CAST THEIR SPELL AGAIN
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
AMERICAN DEBUT BY FRENCH IS TR E S BON
TECHNICAL VIRTUOSITY CLOUDS POOH KAYE MEANINGS
G.R.C.O.P. PRESENTS MODERN DANCE WITH A FRENCH TWIST
MOOERN DANCE POPULAR IN FRANCE, SAYS DIRECTOR OF AOF PERFORMERS
FRENCH OANCE GROUP TO PRESENT LAST U.S. PERFORMANCE TONIGHT
ADF CREATES NEW FASHION LOOK: DANCE CHIC
AT THE FESTIVAL
DANCE FESTIVAL CURTAIN TO FALL ON FRUITS OF WORKING TOGETHER
KEEPING IN STEP AT FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
AOF'S ANNUAL FACULTY CONCERT SCHE0UL6D TODAY
YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS. COMPOSERS SHOW THEIR STUFF
BIG SWEEP
THE LAST STEP
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
IN TAYLOR'S WORKS, GENIUS STANOS OUT
TAYLOR PRESENTS BEAUTIFUL, UGLY IMAGES
TODAY AT THE FESTIVAL
IN A CLASS BY HERSELF
ADF SEEKS PERMANENT DURHAM HOME
DANCE FESTIVAL SEEKS LOCATION IN DOWNTOWN
FESTIVAL IS TOO VALUABLE TO L3 SE FROM SPACE WOES
VOLUNTEERS ARE 'BACKBONE, NUTS AND BOLTS' OF ADF
FOOTNOTES...
•85 FESTIVAL WAS MORE THAN NAMES
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL SEEKS PERMANENT HOME HERE
OANCE FESTIVAL DIRECTOR GETS GROUP'S AWARD
THE SLOW BOAT FROM MANTEO
WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN N.C. PHOTOGRAPHERS' SHOW
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, AWAROS
ALWIN NIKOLAIS To GET 125,000 PRIZE
CHOREOGRAPHER TO RECEIVE OANCE AWARD
DATE
8/22/85 B
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Celebrity dinner to benefit medical research
bikers planning 2,000-mile journey
DATE
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LET'S GO ON WITH THE SHOW: AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S 51ST SEASON
51ST AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL BEGINS
OANCE FESTIVAL: CHOREOGRAPHER TO GET AWARD
NIKOLAIS HONORED AS FESTIVAL OPENS
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, BUOGET
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET S303.00D
AREA PROJECTS LISTED IN LEGISLATURE'S PORK BARREL BILL
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM
BOOT OANCE TO BE GIVEN TUESOAY
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, GRANTS
FESTIVAL RECEIVES GRANT
FESTIVAL GETS S25.OO0
DANCE FESTIVAL RECEIVES GRANT
DANCE FESTIVAL 'WINS' BIG CHALLENGE
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL, YOUNG DANCERS SCHOOL
51ST AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL BEGINS
AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL'S CHOREOGRAPHERS AND COMPOSERS WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG P
SEE ALSO CHOREOGRAPHERS
DANCE FESTIVAL CURTAIN TO FALL ON FRUITS OF WORKING TOGETHER
DANCING DIVERGENT, UNORTHODOX
AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN OIABETES ASSN. HONORS UNC PROFESSOR
AMERICAN EAGLE
PLAN FOR ROU TO TRIPLE FLIGHTS
ROU'S 3R0 TERMINAL REDESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATE AMERICAN HUB
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
LETTERS SHOW TEACHERS THAT STUDENTS DO CARE
SCHOOL IS KEY TO FUTURE, OURHAM PUPILS ARE TOLO
AMERICAN ENKA CO.
SEE ALSO BASF FIBERS
EXECUTIVE: IMPORTS COULO PUT APPAREL INDUSTRY OUT OF BUSINESS BY 1988
BADISCHE EYES ENKA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE
STRATEGY OF THE POOR
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
AMERICAN EXPRESS may OPEN N.C. OFFICE
AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTER EXPECTED NEAR GREENSBORO
AMERICAN EXPRESS TO BUILO CENTER
AMERICAN EXPRESS BUYS BUILDINGS, LAND
AMERICAN EXPRESS UNVEILS DRAWINGS OF SERVICE CENTER
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
PROJECT TO AIO COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUPS
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO AMALGAMATED CLOTHING C TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO N.C. AFL-CIO
FORMER STATE AFL-CIO PRESIDENT IS INDICTED
AFL-CIO SEEKS VOTE AT CANNON MILLS
AFL-CIO PLANS TO PUSH DRIVE AGAINST IMPORTS
AFL-CIO PUSHING "BUY AMERICAN'
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY ANO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
NEW OFFICERS
OUKE RATE HIKE OPPOSEO
UNION TO PROTEST PLAN TO CUT SANITATION JOBS
UNION: DUKE DRAGGING FEET IN NEGOTIATIONS
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
200,000 REPORTED TEACHING OUTSIDE OF AREA OF EXPERTISE
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
TUNNG UP
EXCHANGE STUDENT: ARABS MI SUNDER STOOO
DURHAM EXCHANGE STUDENT FINOS AMERICAN CHRISTMAS AMAZING
AMERICAN GAS RECOVERY, INC
WINSTON-SALEM MAY LEASE LANOFILLS TO GAS COMPANIES FOR METHANE DRILLING
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
AEROBIC OANCERS RAISE FUNDS FOR HEART GROUP
THEIR HEARTS ARE IN THE RIGHT PLACE
RAISE FUNOS
EAT FOR YOUR HEART
HEART FUNO SETS 'TURKEY WALK' IN CHAPEL HILL
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, OURHAM CHAPTER
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION FORMS CHAPTER IN DURHAM
HEART ASSOCIATION PLANS TURKEY WALK
HEART ASSOCIATION'S 'TURKEY WALK' TODAY
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, U.S.
HOSPITAL INOUSTRY OECLAREO HEALTHY
MOST HOSPITALS IN GOOD FINANCIAL HEALTH, ASSOCIATION LEAOER SAYS
AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORP.
PROFESSOR SEES NO PROBLEM IN MERGER OF MEDICAL FIRMS
■GIVING IS THE GREATEST JOY'
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL COATINGS IGREENSBOROI
CLEARING THE RECORO
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
PANEL: COORDINATE TRIANGLE'S GROWTH
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (FURNITURE STORE!
WINNERS ALL: 10 TAKE HONORS
PRESERVATION: DURHAM RESIOENTS BRING NEW LIFE TO BUSINESS, HOME
AMERICAN LEGION, POST 452
AMERICAN LEGION TO SPONSOR SUPPER
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
NCCU STUDENTS FACULTY TO LOBBY FOR LIBRARY FUNDS
AMERICAN LUNI
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12/31/85
SUBJECT
ASSOCIATION TO HELP FIRMS KITH ON-THE-JOB SMOKING
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SURGERY
RELIEF OF PAIN HUMANE
PHYSICIANS CAN'T SOLVE MALPRACTIC ILLS ALONE
SUITS "NO THREAT- TO OOCTORS
FACTS OON'T SUPPORT AMA 'CRISIS' CLAIMS
MALPRACTICE QUOTE 'MISLEAOING'
STATE OOCTORS CALLED LEAOERS IN DETECTING ABUSE OF CHILDREN
AMA EXPECTEO TO URGE BAN ON CIGARETTE ADS
AMA CALLS FOR LAWS TO BAN TOBACCO ADS
BAN ON SMOKING ADS A THREAT TO FREEDOM
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SEVERAL BUSINESSES WOULD BE AFFECTED By SMOKING AD BAN
ami SMOKING HISTORY: BOLO MOVERS OR FOOT 0RAGGERS7
CRITICS SAY AMA MAS SLOW TO ACT ON SMOKING ISSUE
ABOUT THIS BAN ON CIGARETTE ADVERTISING
AMERICAN MEOICAL INTERNATIONAL
FINANCIAL ILLNESS MAY BE TERMINAL FOR SMALL HOSPITALS
PANEL FAVORS REHAB CENTER FOR WAKE
DURHAM Care CENTER PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION
STATE WILL OEVISE STANOAROS CONCERNING KIDNEY OEVICES
AMERICAN MOTORS CORP.
410.000 SUIT CLAIMS JEEP NOT :RASHWORTMY
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATIONAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO museums. U.S.
PROMOTING BROTHERHOOD
AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUNO
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES. U.
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION.
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AMERICAN PARTY
AMERICAN THREAT: SELL-OUT
AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION
JEWISH LEAOER: 'MADNESS OF WA1 STILL WITH US'
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AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE
RADIO LEAGUE TO SPONSOR FIELD-DAY
AMERICAN RED CROSS
SEE ALSO BLOOD DONORS
MARCH: RED CROSS MONTH
RED CROSS GETS NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER
CONFERENCE TO HEAR RED CROSS 'RESIDENT
RED CROSS CONSIDERING EFFORT TO AVOIO PANIC OVER AIDS
RED CROSS OFFICIAL: AIDS TRANSFUSION THREAT REMOTE
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AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
ROMANCE WITH ARCHEOLOGY HAS BLOOMEO. PROFESSOR SAYS
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMAS AHEAO FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
SEE ALSO ATCT COMMUNICATIONS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. INC.
SEE ALSO ATCT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/55
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
LONG OISTANCE CHARGES MAY BE FORCEO UP
ATCT TO MAIL SEPARATE BILLS
YOU'LL FACE CHOICE FOP LONG-DISTANCE PHONE SERVICE
DUKE TO TEST NEW DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MCI SAYS N.C. UTILITY COMMISSION RULES FAVOR ATCT
DUKE RECEIVES GIFT FOR JAZZ FESTIVAL
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ATCT GIVES DUKE COMPUTER SYSTEM
OUKE GIVEN «2.9 MILLION COMPUTER SYSTEM
ATCT SEEKS »10.4 MILLION RATE INCREASE
OF A HUMAN TOWER AND A MYSTERY ARTIST
PLAN WOULD END SURCHARGE ATTCT PAYS TO LOCAL FIRMS
PHONE COMPANIES URGE COMMISSION TO CHANGE PLANS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
AMERICAN TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE
ANALYSTS NOT IMPRESSED WITH PLAN TO RELAX MERGER RULES
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
CITY COUNCIL AOOPTS
DURHAM 1ST TO ENACT
OANGEROUS-MATERIAL L
TOBACCO UNION, AMERI
AMRICAN. UNION REACH
AMERICAN TOBACCO DEN
2 CIGARETTE FIRMS WO
IS NOW RIGHT TIME TO
AMERICAN TO BE SUBSI
AMERICAN TOBACCO TO
4 MAJOR U.S. CIGARET
HALLMARK VICE PRESIO
AMERICAN T09ACC0 CHI
JOHN MCLAIN, RETIRED
Hnw TIMES DO CHANGE:
OOW JONES CIST CUTS
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., EMPLOYEES
EX-AMERICAN WORKER CHARGED WITH THEFT
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., SALES AND EARNINGS
AMERICAN BRANOS HAS RECORD PROFITS IN •5'.
COLORCRAFT EXPANDING WITH BERKEY DEAL
AMERICAN TOBACCO RETIREES' CLUB
RETIREES TO MEET
RETIREES TO MEET
AMERICAN TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
SEE TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
AMERICAN VILLAGE
FIRM TOLD TO HALT WORK ON PROJECT
SOUTHLAND TO COMPLY WITH RULES ON EROSION
DEVELOPER OFFERS 2ND EROSION PLAN
CHRISTMAS CAROLING
WRONG NAME
HEARTWARMING NEIGHBORHOOD PRACTICES
AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS
SEE PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS
AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION
CIVIL RIGHTS ADVOCATE SEES
CLOUO' OVER NORTH CAROLINA
AMERICA'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C, OUADRICENTENNIAL
THE BRITISH ARE COMING
AMERISTAFF OF N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
NEW LABOR CONCEPT—DON'T
HIRE EMPLOYEES, LEASE THEM
AMILORIOE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
AEROSOL TREATMENT FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS SOUGHT
AMMONIA
ISLANO RESIDENTS ARE FIGHTING AMMONIA PLANT
CARTERET COUNTY REJECTS AMMONIA STORAGE FACILITY
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PLANS SA TUROAY CONCERT
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL, OUKE-DURHAM CHAPTER
STRUGGLE FOR BASIC HUMAN DIGNITY CONTINUES
AMNIOCENTESIS
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
COURT RULES AGAINST LAWSUIT IN
DOWN'S SYNDROME CASE
AMOSKEAG CO.
FIELDCREST MILLS HERGFR TALKS ENO
MERGER TALKS STOP; REASON NOT CLEAR
AMPUTATION
OOCTORS REATTACH HAND MAN LOST DURING FIGHT
AMUSEMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO THEME PARKS
OFFICIALS PONDER STATE THEME PARK
AMWAY CORP.
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN OIVORCE INVOLVING AMWAY
WOMAN TESTIFIES SHE PAID 98,166 ON FARM
MRS. BRITT: FARM PAYMENTS MADE DESPITE WARNING
WITNESS: OWNERSHIP OF FARM CONFUSING AT AMWAY RALLIES
VIEWS VARY OVER FARM OWNERSHIP
MILLIONAIRE: FARM SALE NOT PLEDGED
BRITT SAYS HE NEVER PROMISED FARM TO BROTHER ANO SISTER-IN-LAW
WITNESSES REBUT OEFENSE TESTIMONY IN FARH SUIT
FARM CLAIM IS DROPPEO IN BRITT SUIT
1763,617 AWARDED IN HORSE FARM CASE
MAGNOLIA HILL CASE APPEALEO
ANARCHY
PROUD ANARCHIST GOES AGINST GRAIN
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
ALASKA: COLD, OARK, STUNNING
ANOREW W. MELLON FOUNDATION
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BUY A HOME?
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BECOME SUBSIDIARY OF PARENT COMPANY
TE MAKERS EMERGED FROM DUKE'S E"PIRE
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EF GETS NEW JOB
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BULL DURHAM FACTORY SOLD
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE JO
1/16/86
DUKE SENIOR COYLE NAMED MELLON FELLOW
ANOREwS HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
HIGH POINT ANOREwS JOLTS SOUTHERN
ANOREwS-RIGGSBEE HARDWARE CO.
CARRBORO FIRE OESTROYS 10.000 BALES OF STRAW
ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
AUTHOR TO REWRITE BOOK ON MAYBERRV ANO ITS CHARACTERS
WAYNE RESIDENTS MAT ESTABLISH TOWN OF MAYBERRY
•MAYBERRY" FANS PLAN CONVENTION
ANOY GRIFFITH CLUB FOUNDER TURNS LOVE INTO WORLDWIDE ENTERPRISE
ANOY GRIFFITH CLUB PREPARES FOR SHOW'S SILVER ANNIVERSARY
FIRST "ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW" BROADCAST 25 YEARS AGO
ANEMIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC 01SEASESI
SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
TIRED OR LISTLESS"" IT MAY BE ANEMIA
SPACE SUCCESSES BLUNT PUBLIC AWE OF RESULTS
ANENCEPHALY
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER IN BABY'S OEaTH
DEATH PENALTY WON'T BE SOUGHT IN TRIAL
MOTHER OF OEAO CHILD TESTIFIES IN NURSE'S TRIAL
NURSE TESTIFIES HE DID NOT KILL CHILD WHO HAD BRAIN OISORDER
JURY ACOUITS NURSE IN OEATH OF INFANT
BRAIN-OEATH STATUTE FOCUS IN JONAS CASE
ANESTHESIA
STUDY:
ANESTHESIA CHANGE SUGGESTED
ANESTHETISTS
OOCTOR BEGINS PRACTICE IN BURLINGTON
MAN FILES SUIT IN DEATH OF WIFE OURING SURGERY
SUIT AGAINST DUKE MAKING LEGAL HISTORY
ANGELL CARE, INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ANGIER AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
ANGIER AVENUE BAPTISTS OBSERVE 'CRATE OAY' SUNO
IT WAS 'CRATE DAY' AT ANGIER AVENUE
CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS
ANGIER B. OUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
44 WIN SCHOLARSHIPS TO DUKE
ANGIER OUKE GYMNASIUM
SEE OUKE UNIV. CAMERON STAOIUM
ANGLICANS
SEE EPISCOPALIANS
ANGUS CATTLE
A BREED APART
ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC.
SEE ALSO BREWERY
FLAT SALES OF BEER START BREWING IN STATE
ANIMAL ATTACKS
SEE ALSO DOG ATTACKS
BOY REFUSES ENTICEMENT FROM MEN RIDING IN VAN
•ATTACK MOCKINGBIRO' KEEPS TARGETS JUMPY
PET OOGS BLAMEO FOR KILLING SHEEP AT FORSYTH FARM
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
OOGGONE: SOLO SETTER RETURNS ... 1 25 MILES IN 18 MONTHS
BRINGING OUT THE BEST IN OUR PETS
EACH HOME, EACH PET IS DIFFERENT
ANIMAL BITES
SEE ALSO RABIES
HOUSE SUPPORTS OEATH PENALTY BAN
ANIMAL CONTROL
SEE CATS
SEE DOG CONTROL
SEE PETS
ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL SHELTERS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL DEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO PET WATCH
PEOPLE PREY ON PETS
KILLING OF CAT PROMPTS OWNER TO ACT
APS VOLUNTEERS HELP SHELTER
LEGISLATURE BALKS ON ANIMAL PROTECTION
FREE DIPS-FOR-OOGS CLINIC SET TODAY
OEFENSELESS PUPPIES LEFT TO DIE
MAYBE THEY DON'T KNOW, BUT DURHAM ANIMALS HAVE LAWYER
HOW MUCH IS THAT OOGGIE...
ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO HUNTING
CANINES HAVE RIGHTS
•CAN THEY SUFFER?'
ANIMAL SHELTERS
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM C1UNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
PRIVATE SHELTER FACES HIGH COST OF CARING
MISGUIDED SAMARITAN
ANIMALS WELL CARED FOR
REFUGE FOR HOMELESS ANIMALS DRAWS FIRE FROM HUMANE SOCIETY
CARING FOR THE STRAYS
ANIMAL THEFTS
SEE ALSO CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO OOGNAPPING
HEY RUSTLER! OON'T EAT THAT CALF
HOTFOOT NABS OOG-NAPPER
ANIMALS, BIRTH CONTROL
SEE PETS, POPULATION CONTROL
ANIMALS, CONTROL OF
SEE OOG CONTROL
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ANIMALS! CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL OEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO PET MATCH
ROCKINGHAM RANCHER MAO ABOUT CATTLE NEGLECT CHARGES
MAN SENTENCED IN STARVATION OFATH OF COWS
10-YEAR-OLO BOY GETS 42,000 FOR INFORMATION IN TURTLE KILLING
PEOPLE PREY ON PETS
KILLING OF CAT PROMPTS OWNER TO ACT
SENATE VOTES TO HALT GASOHOL TAX BREAK
2 MEN FACE CRUELTY CHARGES IN DOG FIGHT
THE REAL CRIMINALS
BAN ANIMAL FIGHTING
MALNOURISHED DOGS RESCUED
•CRUELTY-FREE' COSMETICS AVAILABLE
MILLIONS OF ANIMALS DIE
COSMETIC INDUSTRY SUPPORTS HUMANENESS
BUY FAKE FUR GIFTS
ANIMAL CRUELTY MUST END
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS FOR DRAGGING PONY
UNFORGIVABLE ANIMAL ABUSE
ANIMALS. OISEASES
SEE ALSO BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS
OFFICIALS TRACING CATTLE SOLD FROM INFECTED HERO
THE TORMENT OF ALLERGIES: DRUGS MAY STOP ANIMALS" ITCHING
ANIMALS. MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO OUKE PRIMATE FACILITY
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
BURLINGTON FIRM SELLS SKULLS. WORMS ANO EVEN GIANT FROGS
BLOOD-OONOR SHEEP RAISED FOR SCIENCE. NOT WOOL. MUTTON
MILLIONS OF ANIMALS DIE
COSMETIC INOUSTRY SUPPORTS HUMANENESS
ANIMAL CRUELTY MUST ENO
ANNAMARIA'S (RESTAURANT)
RESTAURANT TO BE RAZED. USED FOR BRIGHTLEAF LOT
SEHEO BUYS PIZZA HOUSE
PROGRESS? FOR WHOM?
RAMPAGE OF PROGRESS
PIZZA PEOPLE RETIRING ,
WHY NOT CO-EXIST? '
WHY ANNAMARIA IS CLOSING
ANNAMARIA'S HAS A CHOICE
ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. ANNEXATIO
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. AN
SEE ALSO EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
SEE ALSO HIGH POINT, N.C., ANNEX
SEE ALSO INCORPORATION (MUNICIPA
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK,
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., ANNEXATI
WILLOW CREEK BILL OK'O
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES REFERENDUM
HOUSE BILL WOULD PERMIT ANNEXA
BILL IS FILED TO INCORPORATE Y
THE SKY IS NOT FALLING
COUNTRY CLUB IN MOORE WANTS D
FEAR OF ANNEXATION SEEN CREATI
ROYALL'S BILL WOULD BAR ANNEXA
ROYALL'S RTP BILL ANGERS COUNC
KEEP PARK FENCED FROM GR6EOY C
ROXBORO PANEL TO INVESTIGATE S
RTP TAX AREA BILL AOVANCES
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL 5ETTI
CITY COUNCIL AIMS TO SLOW 'NO
WATERSHED LAW PASSED
COUNCIL OPPOSES RTP BILL, CALL
SOME LEGISLATORS SAY PRESSURE
MOVES TO FORM NEW TOWNS ALARM
DURHAM SENATORS SPLIT AS ANNEX
RALEIGH COUNCIL APPROVES UMSTE
OFFICIALS AFRAID BILL MAY HURT
RALEIGH SOON WILL BE NEXT OOOR
THE PERPETUATED MYTH
LAWMAKERS REJECT DURHAM CHARTE
SCHOOL DISTRICTS BILL SPARKS H
BULLS' OWNER GIVES RALEIGH'S C
RALEIGH'S CL HOPES DASHEO BY A
N.C. COURT UPHOLDS MEBANE ANNE
COMPETITION SPEEDING UP CITY'S
CHANGES EYED IN INCORPORATING
NEXATION
AT ION
LI
ANNEXATION
ON
S TO ALLOW BLOCKING OF ANNEXATION
TION REFERENOUMS
ANCEYVILLE ON JULY 1, 1986
BE TOWN
NG 'PHANTOM TOWNS' IN N.C.
TION OF RTP
IL
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ANNEXATION' BILL
S FOR HEARING
APPLIEO TO RESCUE MOORE BILL
SOME OFFICIALS
ATION BAN SAILS
AO PARK ANNEXATION
ANNEXATION EFFORTS
TO DURHAM
R CHANGE
OUSE DEBATE
L PLANS THUMB
NNEXATION
XATION
ANNEXATION PLANS
TOWNS
ANNIE GET YOU
SITTING
ANOREXIA NERV
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SEE ALSO M
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HOLIDAY
ANSON COUNTY
LAWMEN A
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BULL GOT TIRED OF SITTING
OSA
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UNGER
ALNUTRITION
ION WITH SLIMNESS CAUSE OF EATING OISORDERS
FEASTS HARO ON PEOPLE WITH EATING ILLS
SHERIFF'S DEPT.
RE GIVEN ULTRALIGHT AIRPLANE
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ANTARCTICA IS THE TOPIC OF ROUNDTABLE
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C.
SPARE KILLER'S LIFE; VICTIM'S DAD ASKS
DEATH PENALTY SHOULD HAVE GONE TO FISHER
EXECUTION MORE COSTLY THAN LIFE SENTENCE
ANTI-INFLATION PROGRAM
SEE ECONOMY, U.S.
ANTI-KLAN ACT
SEE ALSO ANTI-KLAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
PLANTIFFS OUTOAGEO OVER OECISION ALLOWING KLAN. NAZI COUNTERSUITS
JUDGE SAYS KLAN-NAZI SUIT JURY SELECTION TOO SLOW
BLACK LEADERS UPSET OVER JUOGE'S DECISION ON KLAN-NAZI COUNTERSUITS
BLACK LEADERS UPSET OVER KLAN SUIT RULING
KKK, NAZIS HAVE RIGHT TO PUR SJ E COUNTERSUITS
43 POTENTIAL JURORS PICKEO TO HEAR SUIT
ANTI-KLAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO ANTI-KLAN ACT
SEE ALSO GREENSBORO. N.C RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
ANTI-KLAN GROUP SAYS N.C. AGAIN 'FIRST IN FRIGHT'
N.C. TASK FORCE ON 'BIGOTED VIOLENCE' URGED
ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIANS FOR THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SANE
FUTURE OF CIVILIZATION IN PERIL
WORLD WAR PROTESTERS LINE FRANKLIN STREET
5 PROTEST A THIRD WORLO WAR
TAR HEELS CONTRIBUTING RIBBON PIECES FOR SUNOAY RALLY AGAINST NUCLEAR
DEMONSTRATORS PRAY IN PREPARATION FOR 'PEACE RIBBON' IN WASHINGTON
ATOMIC BOMB CAST SHAOOHS IN DURHAM
SHAOOW PAINTING NETS 3 CITATIONS
FRANKLINVILLE DECLARES NUC LE AR-FREEZ6 SONE
INSIDE
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OBSCENITY LAW
SENATF OKS USE OF FAKE LICENSES IN INVESTIGATIONS
SENATE APPROVES GRANO JURY USE TO INVESTIGATE ORUG TRAFFICKING
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL ON PRONOGRAPHY PRESECUTION
ANTI-OBSCENITY BILL CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
SENATE APPROVES ADULT BOOKSTORE LEGISLATION 48-1
ANTI-SEMITISM
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO THE ORDER
BIGOTS FIND COMMON CAUSE
ZESKINO TO TALK ABOUT ANTI-SEMITISM
ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE CIGARETTES
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
ANTI-STARCH PILLS
SEE WEIGHT CONTROL
ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
COOPERATION IS STRONG DETERRENT TO TERRORISTS
FINALLY, SOME RETALIATION
ISRAELI STATESMAN HAILS JET INTERCEPTION
TERRORISM ICARTOONI
VENGEANCE A TIGHTROPE
TERRORISM: PREVENTIVE ACTION
SECURITY, RESTRICTED FLIGHTS NEEDEO IN TERRORISTS WAR
1,300 MEMBERS OF SPECIAL FORCES TO BE TRANSFERRED TO FORT CAMPBELL
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ANTITRUST PROPOSAL WON'
T BOOST N.C. FURNITURE. TEXTILES
ANTI-TPUST SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-TRUST SUITS
HELMS SAYS MOVE IS BREAKTHROUGH IN TOBACCO BUYOUT NEGOTIATIONS
TOBACCO BUY-OUT SOLUTION MAY HE TOO LATE TO HELP
FIRM AWARDED S720.000 IN LAWSUIT
JURY CHARGES WILMINGTON FIRM WITH BIO-RIGGING
U.S. GOVERNMENT AGREES TO END TEXTILE DECREES
ANTIHISTAMINES
SEE ALSO DRUGS
NEW ORUG FIGHTS SNEEZIN'
SEASON WITHOUT BRINGING ON DROWSINESS
ANTIQUE SHOWS
BURLINGTON ANTIOUES FAIR OPENS THIS MORNING
CHAPEL HILL HERITAGE WEEK HAS ANTIOUES. COUNTRY FAIR
ANTIOUES SHOW. SALE SLATED IN CHAPEL HILL
ANTIOUES
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO AUTOS. ANTIQUE
WAXHAW ANTIOUE SHOW SET FOR FEB. 21-24
ANTIOUES FAIR PLANNED IN MOORE
THRESHER'S REUNION HELD IN DENTON
ANTITRUST LAWS
SEE ANTI-TRUST SUITS
ANXIETY
SEE WORRY
ANYTHING GOES IMUSICALI
LEAD ASIDE, PORTER MUSICAL 'GOES'
APARTHEID
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
SEE ALSO SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES
A PERCEPTIVE COLUMN
OUR APATHY HURTS SOUTH AFRICAN BLACKS
SOUTH AFRICA'S VIOLENCE SPREADS
KENNEDY 'OIPLOMACY' WRONG
ASHE: S. AFRICA AIMS TO SET UP PHONY STATES
ASHE URGES OUKE TO EXAMINE INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
NCNB SAYS IT WILL NO LONGER LEND MONEY TO SOUTH AFRICA
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REFORM PAINFUL IN SOUTH AFRICA
BLACK ON ALL-FOURS PROVIDES SEATING FOR WHITES IN S. AFRICA
SOUTH AFRICAN BLACKS SUFFER
WHICH SHOULD WE BOYCOTT?
LIFE UNDER APARTHEIO SPURS CHABAKU TO PREACH CHANGE
APRIL INSIGHT
RESOLUTION PROTESTS SOUTH AFRICA'S POLICY
ALL'S NEARLY CALM ON CAMPUS
REPEAL OF SEX LAWS A SIGNIFICANT STEP
•FORM A FREE CONFEDERATION'
WORLD WAR PROTESTERS LINE FRANKLIN STREET
5 PROTEST A THIRO WORLO WAR
SANFORO URGES STUDY OF DUKE INVESTMENTS
SANFORO: S. AFRICA ISSUE NOT THOUGHT OUT
SANFORD ASKS TRUSTEES FOR STUDY OF INVESTMENTS
DUKE PLANS MONITOR ON S. AFRICA TIES. SANFORD TELLS BOARD
LOSING JOBS WON'T HELP BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA
ANTI-APARTHEID GROUP FORMS
DURHAM VOTERS ARE URGED TO BACK S. AFRICA TRAOE BAN
LEE TO DISCUSS S. AFRICA POLICIES
VIGILS SUGGESTED AS APARTHEIO PROTEST
LEE: CIVIC-RIGHTS FIGHTERS SHOULO TARGET APARTHEIO
SANCTIONS NOT THE WAY TO ELIMINATE APARTHEID
EDITORIAL WAS 'SHEER IDIOCY'
BLINDEO BY LUMBER IN THE EYE
SPEAKER: RIGHTS STRUGGLES SAME IN U.S.. SOUTH AFRICA
'HERALD.' REAGAN'S FOLKS ARE AIR HEAOS
30 PROTEST APARTHEIO IN AFRICA
KEEP BIAS OUT OF CLASSROOM
EDITORIAL WAS OFF BEAM
APARTHEIO IS AN AMERICAN HISTMRY ISSUE
APARTHEID IS NOT A 'CLOUOY' ISSUE
HOUSE VOTES ON SOUTH AFRICA BILL
ARE APARTHEIO PROTESTORS 'USEFUL IDIOTS'?
ADMINISTRATION HIDING SECRET
LET SOUTH AFRICA DECIOE
HELMS THREATENS FILIBUSTER AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA BILL
TUTU'S ACTION BEFITS NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
BLACKS ARE EXPLOITED
APARTHEID
IT'S RIGHT TO SAY APARTHEID'S WRONG
ANTI-APARTHEIO ART OPENS AT LIBRARY
TODAY'S HOLOCAUST
BOTHA SNUBS STATESMANSHIP
ANTI-APARTHEID EXHIBIT OPENS
INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA T3 BE DEBATED
PANELISTS: DIVESTMENT NOT ENOUGH FOR S. AFRICA
ROLE OF AMERICAN BUSINESSES IM SOUTH AFRICAN CHANGES DEBATED
THE VOICE OF SOUTH AFRICAN STATESMANSHIP
VIGIL ON SOUTH AFRICA DESERVES SUPPORT
S. AFRICA NEEDS HOPE. NOT THREAT, TO SOLVE ILLS
BOTHA MEETS WITH FALWELL
FALWELL VIEWS HIT BY CLERICS IN SOUTH AFRICA
DEMONSTRATORS PROTEST BANK'S LOANS
SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE (CARTOONI
BANK WON'T COMMENT ON PROTEST
STUOENT FORUM CONCLUOES ARTS SERIES ABOUT APARTHEIO
APARTHEIO FOES ATTACK FALWELL
15 HOUSE REPUBLICANS BLAST FALWELL FOR DEFENDING S. AFRICAN
FALWELL STONEWALLS REALT IY
FALWELL. NOT BISHOP TUTU. IS THE PHONY
DEMOCRACY. SOCIALISM FOREVER
FALWELL SHOULO READ OR. KING'S LETTER
PROGRAM ON APARTHEID
WHAT ARE SOVIET AIMS IN SOUTH AFRICA?
APARTHEIO IN N.C.?
WALLET ISSUE GETS ATTENTION
EDITORIAL USED CLICHES
FALWELL IMMATURE IN CALLING TUTU PHONY — JESSE JACKSON
ANOTHER SORT OF APARTHEIO
REMARKS CAUSE HOSTILITY
END APARTHEIO IMMEDIATELY
READER OFFERS OWN S. AFRICAN EXPERIENCE
WHEREAS — CONGRESS IS SO HET UP OVER APARTHEID... (CARTOON)
SANDINISTAS SEEK TO HELP HISKITOS
NATIVE AMERICANS' RIGHTS IGNQREO
UNANIMITY IN REPUGNANCE
SOVIET UNION, NOT APARTHEIO. IS BIG THREAT TO SOUTH AFRICA
INCREDIBLE HYPOCRISY
PASTOR SEES SOME HOPE IN SOUTH AFRICA
OUKE TRUSTEES DISCUSS S. AFRICA
PROTESTERS CALL DIVESTITURE STANO A GESTURE
LIBERATIONISM S. AFRICA REFUGEES NEEO AID
DIVESTMENT WOULD STRIKE AT APARTHEIO
SANCTIONS WOULD HURT U.S.
PRESBYTERIAN GROUP SAYS EAST AIDE CURSED THEM
AIDE'S BEHAVIOR UPSETS VISITORS TO SEN. EAST
GET INVOLVED. SOUTH AFRICAN URGES OUKE STUDENTS
CLEARING THE RECORD
EAST ADMONISHES AIDE FOR OUTBURST
S. AFRICAN MINORITY MORE LIBERAL THAN GOVERNMENT, DUKE PROF
ELON COLLEGE BOARD AOOPTS RESOLUTION ON SOUTH AFRICA
SYMPOSIUM HELPS SENSITIZE STUDENTS TO RACIAL INEQUITIES
SEN. EAST SHOULD MAKE STAFF MEMBER APOLOGIZE
DUKE PROF: BOTHA WILL GIVE WAY TO BLACKS
SOVIET HYPOCRISY
SCHOOLS TAKE OIFFERENT APPROACHES TO APARTHEID
LENOIR-RHYNE WON'T PLAY FOOTBALL WITH FALWELL'S SCHOOL
CONSUL BLAMES U.S. TV FOR S. AFRICA WOES
DURHAM WOMAN SAYS ARRESTEO S. AFRICAN EDITOR MAN OF COURAGE
SOUTH AFRICA CLOSES DOOR
UNC STUOENTS SEEK S. AFRICAN INVESTMENT ENO
STUDENT LEADERS WANT UNC To SHUN INOIRECT S. AFRICA TIES
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL URGES APARTHEIO BAN
UNC OKS APARTHEID RESOLUTION
TRUSTEES ACCEPT OIVESTITURE RESOLUTION BY FACULTY COUNCIL
S. AFRICAN URGES PUPILS TO FIGHT APARTHEIO
WHERE'S THE BEEF?
SALARY 'DISPARITIES' PEEVE NCC U FACULTY
A TWO-SIOED ISSUE
VIGIL PLANNED TO PROTEST MRS. MANDELA'S ARREST
APiRTHf MT^
SEE ALSO BAINBRIDGE IN THE PARK
SEE ALSO CARRIAGE HOUSE APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CENTURY OAKS IAPARTMENTS1
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. DOWNTOWN DWELLING
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAH
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO MOREHEAD HILLS
SEE ALSO PENRITH APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSES
SEE ALSO WINOERMERE
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9/01/85
B
12
N
H
2
9/04/65
A
4
E
H
2
9/05/65
A
4
L
H
2
9/09/85
A
4
L
H
2
9/10/85
A
4
L
H
2
9/11/65
A
4
T
T
R56
H
2
9/12/85
A
4
L
H
2
9/12/65
A
4
L
H
2
9/13/85
A
4
E
S
2
9/18/85
A
4
L
H
2
9/26/85
A
4
L
H
2
9/26/65
A
13
N
H
2
9/28/65
A
1
H
F50
H
2
9/26/65
A
1
N
F50
S
2
9/28/85
A
3
N
J13
H
2
10/06/65
A
4
L
H
2
10/08/85
A
4
L
S
2
10/17/85
c
4
N
H
2
10/18/85
B
5
N
H
2
10/23/65
B
1
P
N
H
2
10/24/85
A
2
N
H
2
10/24/R5
A
17
N
SAYS
H
H
2
t
10/25/65
10/25/85
B
B
3
1
N
N
080
H
2
10/26/85
c
1
N
F50
H
2
10/27/85
0
4
E
S
2
10/26/65
B
5
N
H
2
10/29/85
A
4
L
S
2
10/29/85
A
11
N
H
2
11/06/85
B
4
N
s
2
11/06/85
C
1
P
H
H03
H
2
11/13/85
c
2
N
J54
H
2
11/14/85
A
4
E
S
2
11/14/65
A
1
N
B81
H
3
11/15/85
B
1
P
N
B81
H
2
11/16/85
C
I
N
B81
S
2
11/22/85
A
I
N
846
H
2
11/23/65
c
1
N
846
s
2
11/26/85
B
1
N
J13
H
2
11/23/85
A
4
E
S
2
12/03/85
B
1
N
J13
H
2
12/19/85
A
4
E
H
2
12/24/85
c
2
N
MONTHLY/AN
u a l !•.:;■ b
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
RE2CNING WOULD ALLOW APARTMENTS DOWNTOWN
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
COUNCIL TO EYE REZONING RECUEST FOR APARTMENTS
OURMAM AREA CONTRACTORS BUST »S SEES
STATE AID FAVORED IN AVONOALE MANOR PROJECT
APARTMENTS PROPOSEO FOR CAMOP* AVE. -1-8*
CITY COUNCIL TO SEEK STATE AID FDR APARTMENTS
DELAY JEOPARDIZES PROJECT
SEwER CAPACITY WOES STALL HOUSING PLANS
OPPOSITION RISES TO CAMDEN APARTMENTS
DURHAM TOWNHO'JSES GET OK
APARTMENT COMPLEX NEARS COMPLETION IN DURHAM
3AINBRI0GE DEVELOPMENT To BE READY THIS FALL
COUNCIL FAVORED 104 APARTMENTS. BUT REJECTS EIGHT MORE IN PROJECT
APARTMENT PLANS PARED
APARTMENTS TO REPLACE BRQAO ST. WAREHOUSES
APARTMENT COMPLEX PLANNED
DURHAM PANEL STUDIES 5.500 HOUSING UNITS
APARTMENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
DURHA" BUILOING BOO"S
COUNCIL PRESSED FOR COMMITMENT
PLANS ARE SPECTACULAR BUT OVERSIGHT NEEDED
PANEL REJECTS ZONE CHANGE FOR HOUSING
RESIDENTIAL BUILOING TOPS LAST YEAR'S LEVEL
COMMISSIONERS TO CONSIOER REZONING LAND FOR APARTMENTS
APEX. N.C.
3 SHOT AT APEX CLUB
THREE HEN FOUND KILLED AT NIGHTCLUB NEAR APEX
NO motive FOUND FOR TRIPLE SLAYING
DURHAM WOMAN IS ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH MURDER
TWO CHARGED WITH SLAYINGS AT APEX CLUB
TRIPLE MURDER SUSPECT MOVED TO CENTRAL PRISON
APEX WOMAN TERRORIZED AS HUSBANO AWAITS TRIAL
DOCTORS AT TULSA HOSPITAL SAY APEX BOY IS EATING SOLID FOOD
APEX YOUTH SHOT DURING GOOSE HUNT
APEX HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SPARTANS FINO SPARK. CAGE COUGARS FOR 2ND STRAIGHT WIN
APEX HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
JORDAN BEATS APEX TO STAY TIED FOR TRIANGLE LEAD
APOLOGIES
CAR THIEF HAS CHANGE OF HEART
APPALACHIAN ENVIRONMENTAL ARTS CENTER
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
HIGH ON ART
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO BASEBALL. N.C.
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RETURNING TO BURLINGTON
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS
•OUTSIDERS' HELP KEEP TRADITIONS ALIVE
POLLUTION FRO" CLOUOS HITS PEAKS
APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION
OFFICIALS SAY APPALACHIAN PANEL NEEDED
SENIORS MAKING DIFFERENCE
GOV. MARTIN SEEKS GRANTS FOR WESTERN N.C. COUNTIES
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV.
ASU'S WATKINS DIES
DIRECTOR KEEPS REHEARSALS RELAXED
CIVIL WAR GUNFIRE RINGS AT BR3A0ST0NE
ASU STUDENT LEADS BEER. WINE VOTE ORIVE
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV.. STUOENTS
ASU ALUMNI TO MEET ON MARCH 25
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
MOUNTAINEERS TOPPLE FUR"AN
DUKE BACK AT PLAY. HOSTS ASU
OUKE ROLLS TO 10TH WIN
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SECONO-HALF RALLY LIFTS WAKE OVER APPALACHIAN
APPALANTIC FEDERATION OF COOPERATIVES
SEE ALSO CO-OPS
CO-OP FEDERATION MEETS
APPLE CHILL CLOGGERS
SEE ALSO CLOGGERS
ANYWHERE, ANYTIME, CLOGGERS READY FOR STO"P!N' GOOO FUN
CLOGGED AGAIN
FUN ANO GAMES
APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
APPLE CHILL DATE SET FOR APRIL 21
ANNUAL APPLE CHILL FAIR SET APRIL 21
ANYWHERE. ANYTIME, CLOGGERS READY FOR
BALANCING ACT
THE LEGEND OF WHITE DOE
GOOO VIEW
APPLE CHILL
VENOOR ROBBED IN CHAPEL HILL DURING FESTIVAL
CLOGGEO AGAIN
APPLE CIDER
BAZAARS: CHURCH AODS CIDER PRESS TO FALL RITUAL
APPLE COMPUTER CO.
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
APPLE COMPUTER BOSS TOPS IN PAY
RETAILERS HOPE COMPUTERS SELL FOR CHRISTMAS
APPLE CREEK REALTY
INVESTIGATION COMPLETED ON REAL ESTATE DEAL
APPLE SHARE IFESTIVALI
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. FESTIVALS
ANOTHER FESTIVAL, 'APPLE SHARE,' FOR CHAPEL HILL
STQMPIN' GOOO FUN
APPLES
SEE ALSO CANDY APPLES
WEATHER TAKES SITE OF N.C. APPLE CROP
APPLE GROWERS SAY CHEMICAL BAN COULO RUIN BUSINESS
BITE INTO THE APPLE SEASON: POND MEMORIES MAKE TODAY'S APPLES SHINE
C T
s
S
I
T
PAGE 34
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N E
E
L
Y
P D
OATE
C
PG L
P
BYL
S 2
1/05/85
A
1
N
M69
S 2
1/03/85
C
1
N
M69
S 2
1/21/85
C
1
N
M69
H 2
2/25/85
A
1 c
N
L41
H 2
4/05/95
B
1
N
551
S 2
4/09/85
C
1
N
M&9
H 2
4/12/85
8
1
N
S51
S 2
4/16/85
A
1
N
C60
S 2
4/26/85
C
1
N
"69
S 2
5/07/85
C
1
N
"69
S 2
5/08/85
c
I
N
"69
S 2
5/20/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
5/26/85
D
11 P
P
S76
H 2
6/04/95
B
1
N
S51
S 2
6/04/85
A
5
N
"69
S 2
6/13/95
c
1
N
S 2
7/22/85
A
1
N
C60
S 2
7/22/85
c
1
N
"69
H 2
7/23/85
A
10
N
S 2
8/28/85
A
1
N
M82
H 2
8/30/85
A
1 P
N
S51
H 2
9/03/S5
A
4
E
S 1
10/02/85
C
1
N
"69
S 2
11/04/35
C
1
N
W82
H 2
11/09/85
c
3
N
S 2
2/12/95
c
1
N
A47
H 2
2/13/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/14/85
A
19
N
S 2
2/15/85
A
I
N
H 2
2/19/95
A
7
N
H 2
2/20/85
A
3
N
H 2
5/08/95
A
1
N
H 2
9/05/95
A
6
N
H 2
12/26/85
D
4
N
H 2 10/26/95 D 3 N
H 2 2/16/85 B 2 N
H 3 5/04/85 C 1 N
S 2 10/10/85 D I P F B71
H 2 12/11/85 B 2 P N "71
H 2 9/29/85 A 7 P G
H 2 10/17/95 A 24 N
H 2 3/10/85 B 5
H 2 10/06/95 E 5
h 2 12/29/85 A 5
S 2 7/04/85 E
S 2 7/27/85 A
S 2 8/14/85 C
S 2 9/03/85 C
5
15
S 2 3/07/85 C
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/19/95 0
12/28/85 0
12/29/85 C
H 2 9/29/85 C
H 2 3/02/85 B
H 1 4/20/95 C 1
S 2 4/22/85 C 1
H 2 7/05/85 A 1
s
7
3/14/85
A
15
H
f
3/14/95
H
1
H
1
4/20/95
L
1
H
?
4/22/85
A
1
H
1
4/22/»5
B
1
s
?
4/22/85
A
1
s
?
4/22/85
A
/
s
?
4/22/95
A
7
s
2
4/22/85
L
1
H
2
10/05/85
A
6
H 2 4/25/85 A 21 N Lit
H 2 11/12/85 A 9 N
H 3 9/26/85 B I
H 2 4/20/85 A
H 2 6/11/95 A 6 N
H 2 9/01/85 B 14 N
IRIG H 2 10/03/85 C 1 P F H45
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
12/31/85
S U B J E
N.C. APPLES UNDER THE HEATHER
APPLES. N.C.
COLD EARLIER THIS WEEK DID IN PEACHES BUT HELPED APPLES
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO N.C, INTERNS
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
APPRENTICES IN SCIENCE: PROGRAM OESIGNED TO WHET APPETITE FOR RESEARCH.
HIGH SCHOOL STUOENTS GET SPECIAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY
THE APRIL OF HER PRIME (FILMI
MAOE IN N.C.
AQUA GAROENS
VA. GROUP INTERESTED IN GREENSBORO PARK
AQUANAUTICS CORP.
OUKE WORK ON ARTIFICIAL GILL HEAOING FOR BREAKTHROUGH
GILL PROJECT AIMING FOR HOME. WATER USE
AQUARIUM
OEEP-HATER AQUARIUM BEING TESTED
ARAB EMIRATES
SEE ARAB STATES
ARAB STATES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ISLAMIC AND ARABIC DEVELOPMENT STUOIES
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO IRAQ
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEADINGI
SEE ALSO JORDAN
SEE ALSO MIDDLE EAST
SEE ALSO MOROCCO
SEE ALSO SAUOI ARABIA
SEE ALSO SUDAN
SEE ALSO SYRIA
SEE ALSO TUNISIA
EXCHANGE STUOENT: ARABS MI SUNO ERSTOOD
THE GREAT ARAB CULTURE TOOAY
ARBITRATION
SEE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION
SEE BASEBALL. SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
SEE MEDIATION
SEE TRIANGLE CHRISTIAN CONCILIATION SERVICE
ARBOR OAY
CITY TO CELEBRATE ARBOR WEEK BY PLANTING TREES
OURHAM WILL CELEBRATE TREE-PLANTING HOLIDAY
REMEMBERING OUR TREES
SPUNKY HELPS ARBOR DAY PLANS
IT'S A WINNER
ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ANTIOUES
SEE ALSO FOSSILS
SEE ALSO INDIANS. N.C. RELICS
ROMANCE WITH ARCHEOLOGY HAS BLOOMED. PROFESSOR SAYS
LOST AND FOUND
ECU TO DO RESEARCH AT 'MONITOR' SITE
FOSSIL LINKS ASIA PRIMATE TO EGYPT
N.C. ARCHAEOLOGY FEATUREO
400-YEAR-OLD CANOE FRAGMENT IS FOUND
UNC PROFESSOR DECIPHERING 'CRAOLE OF CIVILIZATION-
CONCERNS OVER TREYBURN PLANS AIRED
ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIG ON TREYBURN SITE
PAMLICO YIELDS OLO VESSELS
CONSTRUCTION ON INOIAN OIG SITE IS BARRED
FORMER MAYOR'S QUICK-CLAIM OEEO TO CEMETARY TROUBLES TOWN BOARO
ANCIENT RITUAL BATHS UNCOVERED
UNC SIGNS OPTION TO BUY OLO INOIAN LANO
LSU PROF BELIEVES 1ST COLONY ON GEORGIA COAST, NOT ROANOKE
BIBLE HANDBOOKS MISLEAOING?
GROUP: PRESERVE AT TREYBURN SITE
TEAM SAYS LOST COLONY SEARCH BARELY BEGUN
ARCHITECTS. OURHAM
PANEL RECOMMENOS OURHAM COMPANY FOR MUSEUM CONTRACT
ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORICAL INVENTORY OF THE CITY OF OURHAM ( BOOK I
SEE ARCHITECTURE. DURHAM
ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO
DORTON ARENA DISCRIMINATION
ACCESS FOR HANOICAPPEO IS FEDERAL REQUIREMENT
tl.000 AWARDED TO PAPAPLEGIC PRISON INMATE
UNC STUDENT RAPS BARRIERS
ARCHITECTURE
ACKLANO PLANS LECTURES ON ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECT'S TALK SET
LECTURE MONDAY ON ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY OF NATURAL ANO CULTURAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUNO OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF OURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
WINNERS ALL: 10 TAKE HONORS
PRESERVATION: OURHAM RESIDENTS BRING NEW LIFE TO BUSINESS. HOME
ARCHITECTURE, N.C.
BUILDING CORD WOOO HOUSE WAS A FAMILY PROJECT
A NEO-BYZANTINE BUILDING?
ARCHITECTURE. U.S.
ON EDGE AT ACKLANO
AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTERS
GRANTS TO PROVIDE HEALTH-CARE PROJECTS
ARGENTINA
DICUSSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS SET
TEOESCHI TO SPEAK
ARIZONA STATE UNIV., SPORTS
ARIZONA STATE UNABLE TO LURE UNC'S SWOFFORO
C T S
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N E E
P .0 OATE C
I T
L Y
PG L P BYl
H 2 10/03/85 C
1 C N H45
H 2 3/21/85 A
H 2 8/02/65 B 1 N
S 2 8/06/85 A 13 N
S 2 1/24/85 D 1 P F A15
H 2 2/21/85 A 21 N
S 2 9/27/85 C 1 P N W82
S 2 12/26/85 C I N
H 2 5/08/85 A 7 N
2 8/15/85 B
2 10/26/85 A
H
?
2/08/85
H
4 N
S
?
2/09/85
A
3 N M69
S
?
2/U9/85
A
* E
s
?
2/14/85
I.
1 P N M69
H
2
6/05/85
A
8 P P T37
?
2/05/85
A
7
N
080
?
2/06/85
A
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F
I
2/23/85
(.
1
N
?
2/28/85
A
10
P N
1)80
?
3/28/85
1)
4
N
?
5/24/85
A
1"
N
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6/13/85
A
14
N
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?
6/28/85
A
1
N
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?
7/06/85
A
1
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?
7/16/85
A
9
P N
1
8/10/85
(
1
N
BHI
4
8/13/85
(.
1
N
H46
?
9/01/85
1)
1
P N
080
/
9/07/85
C
I
N
}
10/17/85
I
3
N
?
10/26/85
A
6
N
A/0
?
10/28/85
1
1
N
2
12/02/85
6
14
N
H 2 10/12/85 C
H 2 3/25/85 A 4 L
S 2 6/22/85 A 5 U
H I 8/07/85 B 1 N
S 2 11/14/85 A 12 N
S 2 10/31/85 D 12
S 2 11/07/85 A 17
H 2 11/08/85 A 11
H 2 5/12/85 E 1 P F H45
H 2 6/07/85 8 2 P F H45
H 2 11/15/85 B 2 P F HOI
H 2 12/11/85 B 14 N B30
H 2 10/18/85 D 1 P F W66
H 2 11/06/85 C 14 N U80
H 2 1/20/85 A 4 N
5 1 1/23/85 C 1 N
H 2 4/19/85 C 1 U 071
MONTHLY/A
ARKANSAS
RAMSEY FINOS PERTINENT POINT OURIED IN ARKANSAS'S PROBLEMS
UNC OFFICIAL NOMINATED FOR AR< . EDUCATION POST
ARKLAND
AOKLANO HANTS FLOOD OF FAMILIES
ARKLANO THEME PARK SETS SUNOAV LAUNCHING
NASHVILLE NOAHS PACK 'EM IN AT ARKLANO
armed ROBBERY, CARRBORO
CHATHAM MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
AR»ED ROBBERY, CHAPEL HILL
ARREST MJOE IN CHAPEL HILL SHOOTING
■.OMAN, FREE ON BONO. CITED IN ARMEO ROBBERY
ROBBERY SUSPECT TO BE IN COURT TOOAY
SUSPECT IN T«0 HOLOUPS CAPTURED
ROBBERY ATTEMPT FAILS
RESTAURANT MANAGER ROBBED IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL MAN ROBBED
RESTAURANT MANAGER ROBBEO AT BANK
ROBBERY CHARGE FILED
PERSON MAN GIVEN 22-YEAR JAIL TERM FOR BANK ROBBERY
RAINY DAY RIDE ENDS WITH THEFT, SENTENCE
CHAPEL HILL RESTAURANT ROBBEO
MAN HOLDS UP WENDY'S, TAKES MANAGER'S CAR
CHAPEL HILL MAN ROBBED
GUNMAN ROBS BURGER KING
PAGE 36
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ARMED ROBBERY
SEE ALSO 8
SEE ALSO R
DURHAM o
MAN REPO
DURHAM M
GUNMAN R
DURHAM G
MAN ROBB
KNIFE US
WEEKENO
TAXI CAe
masked r
ESCAPEE
MOTEL CL
APPARENT
GUNMAN R
PIZZA VI
OFFICERS
ARMED RO
ROBBERS
PIZZA MA
PIZZA DE
COURT DE
DEFENOAN
OURHAM m
FEMALE I
WITNESS
INMATE P
DRY CLEA
2ND WITH
FINAL AR
DURHAM N
JURY FIN
JURY ACQ
HAN IS R
ROBBED A
DURHAM c
MAN ROBB
ALCATRAZ
GUNMEN R
TWO MEN
MOTORIST
MOTORIST
DRIVER I
MAN IS R
2 ROBBER
20 YEARS
GUNMAN R
GUNMAN R
OURHAM P
DURHAM P
DURHAM «
VIRGINIA
ARMEO MA
u. Chape
FULL RES
OFFICERS
DURHAM c
MAN ROBS
ACCUSEO
STEVON S
MAN ROBB
PIZZA HU
MAN APRE
CRIME OF
MAN GETS
HITCHHIK
HITCHHIK
OURHA" C
MAN TELL
ELDERLY
RALEIGH
THREE CH
POLICE A
WOMEN CH
2 OURHAM
ARMEO MA
DURHAM
ARMEO MA
MAN HOLD
DURHAM R
GUNMAN R
EX-DUKE
APMED MA
ARMED MA
LASTER G
DURHAM M
MAN ARME
ROBBERY
3 CHARGE
CLUB OFF
DURHAM C
VICTIM S
AFTER GI
OURHAM M
DURHAM
ANK ROBBERIES, DURHAM
0B8ERY, OURHAM
FFICERS ARREST 6 FOR DWI
RTS GUNPOINT ROBBERY
AN ROBBED BY PARTY&0E5S
OBS FLORIST SHOP OF S3 1
ARBAGE MAN ROBBED
ED OF 1250
ED TO ROB NEWSPAPER CARRIER
HOLDUPS PROBED
DRIVER ROBBED
EN ROB, BEAT MAN IN HOME
GETS 25 YEARS ADOED TO PRISON TIME
ERK IS ROBBED
LY ARMED MAN ROBS HAPPY INN MOTEL
OBS RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE
LLAGE ROBBEO
CONTINUE PR08E OF RESTUARANT ROBBERIES
BSERS DECEIVE VICTIMS
TRICK VICTIMS
N NARROWLY ESCAPES BEING HURT
LIVERY MAN SHOT AT, ROBBEO
FENOANT OBJECTS - TO PROSECUTOR'S SMILE
T SAYS EVIDENCE 'ALL LIES' IN ROBBERY CASE
AN IS ROBBEO OUTSIDE BAR
NMATE TESTIFIES IN ROBBERY OF ABC STORE
TELLS OF OvERHEARNG ROBBERY PLAN
LACES MILLER AT SCENE OF ROBBERY
NERS ON MAIN STREET ROBBEO
ESS TIES MILLER TO ROBBERY
GUMENTS BEGIN IN ABC ROBBERY
AN ROBBED IN 'SETUP'
OS MILLER NOT GUILTY OF ROBBERY AND CONSPIRACY
UITS PERSON MAN
OBBFO
GUNPOINT
RIMESTOPPERS
ED IN HOME
ALUMNUS, 64, GETS 10-YEAR TERM FOR ROBBERY
OB RESTAURANT
ROB CAPTAIN D'S RESTAURANT
ROBBEO OF 5500 AT GUNPOINT
ROBBEO AFTER PULLING OFF U.S. TO
S ROBBED ON LIBERTY STREET
OSBEO
S PISTOL-WHIP VICTIM
GIVEN FOR BURGLARY
OBS MOTEL, ESCAPES WITH MONEY
OBS MOTEL
OLICE CHARGE man WITH 2 ATTEMPTED ROBBERIES
OLICE PROBE PIZZA ROBBERY
AN IS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
MAN CONVICTED IN ARMED ROBBERY OF GAERBAGE TRUCK DRIVER
ROBS LAUNDRY CLEANERS
, HILL ST. LAUNDRY IS ROBBEO
TAURANT 3UIETLY R08BE?
CALM OURHAM FIGHT
RIMESTOPPERS
ED OF GROCERIES
STOPS TRIAL, ENTERS GUILTY PLEAS IN ARMEO ROBBERY
ENTENCED FOR ARMED ROBBERY
ED OF tlOO AT HOME
t robbed by armed man
steo for shoplifting, drugs
THE WEEK
16 YEARS FOR ROBBERY
ER ROBS ORIVER
ER TAKES 1150 AT GUNPOINT FROM m4n
RIMESTOPPERS
S POLICE he was KIDNAPPED, ROBBEO
MAN BEATEN, ROBBEO IN HOME
MAN FACES RETRIAL IN ROBBERY
ARGEO WITH ROBBERY OF HITCHHIKERS
RREST THREE FOR ARMEO ROBBERY
ARGED WITH ROBBERY
BUSINESSES ROBBED
HIOES, ROBS MCDONALD'S
AN SHOT IN CHEST
ROBS 9R0A0 STREET GROCERY STORE
S UP GROCERY STORE
ESTAUPANT R0B9E0
OBS BURGER KING
STUOENT SLIPS DEPORTATION IN 'COCAINE' CASE
N ROBS PEPPI'S PIZZA
ROBS RESTAURANT
ETS LIFE TERM FOR ARMED ROBBERIES
AN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE
D WITH KNIFE ROBS MIKE'S mini mart
THWARTED BY TOSSEO PIZZAS
D IN PEPPI'S PIZZA ROBBERY
ICIAL SAID ROBBED
RIMESTOPPERS
HOOTS AT m£n AFTER ROBBERY, ASSAULT
VING money, man ROBBED. SHOT
AN BEATEN, ROBBEO
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l/OR/85
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H
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1/10/85
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H
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1/20/R5
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2/08/85
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2/15/85
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2/16/85
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s
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2/21/85
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H
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4/25/RS
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N
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H
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4/25/85
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5/22/85
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12/17/85
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N
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1/01/85
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H 2
1/02/85
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N
S 1
1/02/85
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N
H 2
1/04/95
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N
S 2
1/04/85
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N
S 2
1/15/85
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N
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1/27/85
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1/28/85
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N
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1/20/95
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1/31/85
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N
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2/01/85
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2/02/85
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N
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2/03/85
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2/04/85
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N
H 2
2/04/85
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N
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2/04/85
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N
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2/08/95
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N
S 1
2/08/85
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N
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2/00/85
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N
H 2
2/10/95
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N
H 2
2/12/85
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N
h 2
2/13/85
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N
S82
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2/13/95
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N
S 2
2/13/85
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N
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2/14/85
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S82
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2/14/85
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N
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2/15/85
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N
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2/15/85
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N
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2/15/85
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N
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2/15/85
C 1
N
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2/16/95
B 1
N
S82
S 2
2/16/85
A 1
N
S 2
2/16/85
A 3
N
H 2
2/17/85
B 1
N
H 2
2/18/85
B 1
P G
S 2
2/10/85
C 1
N
H 2
2/26/85
C 1
N
S82
S 2
3/01/85
C 1
N
H 2
3/02/85
B 6
N
S 2
3/04/85
C 1
N
H 2
3/05/S5
A 6
N
S 2
3/06/85
A 5
N
S 2
3/11/85
C 1
N
S 2
3/18/85
C 1
N
S 2
3/20/85
C I
N
S 2
3/25/85
C 1
N
h 2
3/26/85
A 3
N
S 2
4/01/85
C 1
N
S 2
4/03/85
C 1
N
S 2
4/04/85
C 1
N
H 2
4/05/85
a 4
N
Sd2
H 2
4/08/85
A 1 1
N
S 2
4/09/85
A 5
N
H 2
4/25/85
S 1
N
S 2
4/25/85
C 1
N
H 2
4/20/85
B 1
G
S 2
4/30/85
C I
N
H 2
5/01/85
A 1
N
S82
S 2
5/01/95
C 3
N
S 2
5/04/85
A 3
N
H 2
5/13/85
A 0
N
S 2
5/13/85
A 7
N
H 2
5/13/85
B 1
G
H 2
5/15/B5
A 12
N
S82
S 2
5/19/85
A 3
N
H 2
5/10/85
a 4
N
H 2
5/20/85
B 1
G
S 2
5/20/85
C 2
N
H 2
5/21/B5
A 8
N
S 2
5/24/95
A 3
N
H 2
5/30/85
a i
N
S 2
5/30/85
C 5
N
H 2
6/10/85
C l
N
S 2
6/10/95
C 1
N
H 2
6/17/85
C 1
N
S 2
6/17/85
A 8
N
H 2
6/22/95
C 1
N
S 2
6/22/85
A 14
N
S 2
6/24/95
C 1
N
H 2
6/25/85
A 0
N
H 2
6/25/85
C 1
N
S82
H 2
7/01/85
B 9
N
S 2
7/01/85
A 5
N
h 2
7/03/95
a 14
N
S 2
7/03/85
A 0
N
H 2
7/08/95
B 6
N
H 2
7/08/95
B 6
N
H 2
7/13/35
D 4
N
S 2
7/16/85
C 1
N
H 2
7/22/B5
B 1
N
S 2
7/24/85
A 1
N
93 3
H 2
7/20/85
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N
S 2
7/20/85
C 1
N
MONTHLY/A
N -I U 4 L
1/01/65
[ n 0 E x
12/31/ 85
MAN ROBBED, SHOT IN FOOT
KNIFEPOINT ROBBERY
DURHAM MAN HELD IN ARMED ROBBE
BURGLAR SHOOTS DURHAM MAN
TENTATIVE SENTENCE OF 20 YEARS
ALSTON'S 20-YEAR TERM FORMALLY
ALSTON TO APPEAL 20-YEAR SENTE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS CRIME OF
MAN IS ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
2 ARMEO MEN ROB LAUNOROMAT
2 TEENS SUSPECTED IN ARMEO ROB
ARREST IS M»0E IN 1984 ROBBERY
MAN ROBBEO OF 1603. SHOT IN TH
ROBBER PULLS KNIFE. TAKES DRUG
MAN ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT
MASKEO MEN GRAB CASH, TAKE PI2
2 MASKED MEN ROB PIIZI DELIVER
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
MAN ROBS PIZZA FIRM
MAN ARMED KITH REVOLVER HOLDS
GUNMAN ROBS RESTAURANT
MAN KITH GUN ROBS WENOV'S
ROBBER HITS CLEANERS, GETS CAS
TWO FOUND NOT GUILTY OF ROBBER
BROTHERS ACQUITTED ON ROBBERY
MASKEO MAN ROBS WENDY'S
ROBBER KIONAPS STORE EMPLOYEE
OURHAM MAN ABDUCTED, ROBBED
HAN WITH GUN DEMANDS CASH FROM
MEN ROB CAR STORE, TAKE CASH
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN SLASHING
TRIO HELO FOR BREAK-IN ON CLUR
RESIOENTS OF HOUSE TIED AND RO
MEN ASKING FOR MINISTER TIE UP
3 SOUGHT IN ROBBERY ON FAYETTE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
POLICE SEEK KNIFE-WIELDING ROB
MAN HALTS PHONE TALK, TAKES C»
WOMAN ROBBEO WHILE TALKING ON
GUNMAN ROBS DURHAM PIZZA FIRM,
GUNMAN ROBS DOMINO'S PIZZA
POLICE SEARCH FOR RAOIO THIEF
MAN WITH GUN STEALS PORTABLE R
POLICE CHASING 2
THIEVES TAKE 12.380 FROM RESTA
ROBBERY, SHOOTING SUSPECTS CAP
SHOOTING VICTIM AT OUKE
CHARGES FILED IN ROBBERY
PARKVIEW STORE ROBBED
3 DURHAM FIRMS ROBBEO LAST NIG
MAN HELD IN 5 ROBBERIES
FLEEING ORIVER LEADS POLICE ON
MAN ARRESTED FOR STRING OF ROB
ARMEO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
VEST SAVES DEPUTY IN SHOOTING
ROBBERY SUSPECT SURRENDERS IN
TWO WAIVE EXTRAOITION IN ROBBE
STORE OWNER KILLED IN ROBBERY
POLICE SAY ROBBER ROOE AWAY IN
HIGH POINT BARBER HAS CLOSE SH
MAN WITH GUN ROBS ABC STORE IN
LEGISLATION AIMED AT FAKE GUNS
GROCERY IN VANCE COUNTY ROBBED
THE STUN GUN NO TOY
FAKE OR UNLOAOEO WEAPONS GIVIN
MAN ARMED WITH GUN ROBS SECRET
MAN ROBS CHURCH SECRETARY OF t
GUNMAN HIDES IN CEILING TO PUL
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN SLAIN
CLERK'S DEATH IN HENOERSON INV
CLERK KILLED AT HENOERSON STOR
MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING, ROBBER
GASTON COUNTY ROBBERY: ARMORED
ARMORED TRUCK GUARO 'SHOCKED'
GUNMAN ROBS STORE
SILER CITY GROCERY ROBBEO
MURDER ARREST MAOE
POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH FOR SUS
DOG SNIFFS OUT MISSING EVIOENC
FORMER TROOPER SURRENDERS TO f
VIRGINIA MAN ROBBEO, SHOT NEAR
STATE BEHOLDEN AFTER FALSE IMP
•LIFE IS JUST A GAMBLE' WOUNDE
FEDERAL JUOGE SETS ROBBER FREE
STORE OWNER SHOOTS, KILLS TWO
EX-TROOPER GETS SUSPENOEO SENT
TWO RALEIGH HEN CHARGED WITH »
MAN SHOT IN ROBBERY MAY LOSE A
OEPUTY: WOUND MAY COST HCKISSI
RY
IHPOSED IN
IMPOSED
NCE
THE WEEK
IGH
s
T-ELEVEN ROBBERY
UP PIZZA COHPANY
BLVD.
BBED BY ARMED MEN
ROB DURHAM FAMILY
VILLE ROAO
SH, CREDIT CARDS
PAY PHONE
ESCAPES
URANT SAFE
TUREO
23-MILE CHASE TO EFLANO
SERIES
WES
RY
CAB
AVE
VA
WI
BY
G L
aby
75
L R
EST
E
Y 0
TR
AT
T VIRGINIA
CASE
NCE COUNTY
ELOEO BY ROBBERS
KNIFE-WIELDING MAN
EGISLATORS TROUBLE
IN OFFICE OF ROXBORO BAPTIST CHURCH
ALEIGH HOLDUP
IGATEO
F HENOERSON STORE'S NIGHT CLERK
UCK LOOT POSSIBLY »100,000
ROBBERY
PECT IN SILER CITY ROBBERY
E FOR POLICE
ACE ROBBERY CHARGE
HENDERSON
RISONMENT
D GROCER SAYS
WHILE APPEAL IS BEING REVIEWED
INTRUOERS
ENCE IN THEFT
OBBERY
RM — OEPUTY
CK JR. HIS ARM
ARMEO ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
UNC STUDENT KILLED
BROTHERS APPEAR IN COURT ON CHARGES FOR STUOENT'S DEATH
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND AGAINST 2 BROTHERS IN SLAYING
MAN, WOHAN ROB CONFEDERATE INN
ARHED ROBBERS STEAL MONEY FROM MOTEL
MASKEO MAN ROBS ORANGE STORE
ARMENIANS
...OR THE ARMENIAN VICTIMS OF 1915
ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO MILITARY AIO ITO FOREIGN C0UNTRIES1
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
FUTURE NEWS ITEM: WEAPONS SOLD IN MIDDLE EAST TO CARRY HEALTH WARNINGS
ARMY
SEE U.S. ARMY
SEE WEST POINT IU.S.
ARMY ACADEMY I
ARHY, RECRUITING
SEE MILITARY, RECRUITING
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
FALLS, JORDAN LAKES INCLUDED IN BUDGET PROPOSAL
CORPS OF ENGINEERS SATISFIED WITH FUNOS
CONGRESS SHOULD NIX CORPS' PLAN FOR JETTIES
VALENTINE RAPS CORPS ON PIPELINE
CORPS MAY CLOSE CANAL
ALTERNATIVE TO PIPELINE PROPOSEO
PIPELINE ALTERNATIVE PUSHED
SEVERAL GROUPS WANT PROPOSAL FOR JETTIES AT COAST INVESTIGATED
C T
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7/29/85
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8/05/85
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N
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8/19/85
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N A47
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8/23/85
c
N
H 2
8/29/85
A 23
N S82
H 2
8/31/85
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N
S 2
8/31/85
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N
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9/02/85
c
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9/14/85
A 1
M
H 2
9/16/85
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N
S 2
9/16/85
c
N
H 2
9/17/85
c :
N
H 2
9/23/85
a i :
N
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9/25/85
C 1
N
S 2
9/27/85
c
N
S 2
10/08/85
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N
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10/14/85
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N
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10/15/85
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N
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10/21/85
B
N
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10/21/85
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N
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10/22/85
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N
S 2
10/28/85
c
N
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10/29/85
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N
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10/31/R5
A
N
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11/01/85
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N
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11/01/65
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N
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11/10/85
B
N
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11/11/85
C
N
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11/11/85
A
N
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11/15/85
A
N
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11/18/85
C
N
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11/23/85
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N
S 2
11/23/85
a :
N
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11/25/85
B
N
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11/25/85
C
N
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11/26/85
c
N
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12/02/65
B
P N
S 2
12/U4/85
C
N
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12/07/85
A
N
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12/08/85
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N
S 2
12/14/85
A
> N
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12/15/85
B 1(
) N
S 2
12/17/85
C
N
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12/16/85
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1 N
S 2
12/18/85
c
N
S 2
12/23/85
c
N
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12/28/85
A
N A54
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12/28/85
A
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12/29/85
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12/30/85
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12/30/85
A
N
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12/31/85
B
N M51
H 2
12/31/85
a
N
S 2
12/31/85
c
1 N
H 2
2/16/65
B
N H60
H 2
2/19/85
c
1 N
H 1
2/23/65
c
1 N
S 2
2/25/85
c
i N
H 2
3/05/65
A
7 N
H 2
3/21/B5
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2 N
H 2
4/21/85
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t N
H 2
4/27/65
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H I
4/27/85
C
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5/29/85
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5/31/85
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7/03/85
B
1 N
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7/03/85
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7/13/85
A
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7/16/85
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N
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7/27/85
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7/27/85
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8/08/65
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8/08/55
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8/09/85
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8/15/65
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8/23/85
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8/24/65
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8/29/65
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9/01/85
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10/17/85
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11/06/85
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11/20/85
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11/22/85
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11/30/85
A
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12/0T/85
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N
H 2
12/20/85
c
5 N
H 2
12/30/85
B
t N
S 2
12/30/85
C
1 N
S 2
2/05/85
A
N K45
S 2
2/08/85
A
N 646
H 3
3/16/85
C
I N K45
H 2
4/22/85
B
5 N
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4/22/85
A
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S 2
6/05/85
C
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5/07/85
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2/05/85 A
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N
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3/14/65 A
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MONTHLY/AN
_ A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
S U B J E
LAKE "OSOUITOES ABE BEING STUDIES
MORE DROWNINGS AT CORPS' LAKES PROMPT WARNING
HELMS AND EAST PUSH FOR COASTAL BOONDOGGLE
KERR GROUP TO REVIEW FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE
PART OF LAKE TO BE CLOSFD
CAMPGPOUNO PLANNED NEAR EAGLE ROOST
LEGISLATORS SAT NINE AT N.C. COAST "IGHT BE WATER SOURCE FOR VA. CITY
BILLS INCLUDE THREE BRIDGES OVER WATERWAY IN N.C.
LET'S ENO UNCERTAINTY IN DEBATE OVER JETTIES
OURHA" COUNCIL (IKS ANNEXATION
CITY PUSHES SERVICES TO ANNEXEO LAND
REVAMPED ANNEXATION RULE SOUGHT
FOR SAKE OF EAGLES. BAN ON HOTOR30ATS WILL STAND
COBEY WANTS PROOF BOATS HARM BALO EAGLES AT LAKE
BOATS OR BIRDS?
AR»Y RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORPS
SEE U.S. ARMy
SEE U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
AROUNO-THE-WORLD TRIPS
SEE ALSO TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA'S 150-MILE WATERY SHORTCUT PROVIDES UNIOUE BRAND OF EXCITEMENT
ARROW AIR
THE FLAGS ARE FLYING. BUT BUC< WON'T 9E HOME TO SEE THEM
...TO SERVE IN AMERICA'S ARMED FORCES... (CARTOONI
ARROWHEAD INN
LANDMARK HOME TO COUNTY'S 1ST BED-BREAKFAST INN
INN OFFERS 9E0, BREAKFAST
ARROWOOO TECHNOLOGIES
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON PLANT
NEW ROXBORO PLANT TO CREATE 100 JOBS
$30 MILLION R0X80R0 PLANT PLANS 'OFFICIAL' BEGINNING
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND CERE"ONY FDR PLANT
GOVERNOR PRAISES COOPERATION BEHIND WOOD PLANT IN PERSON
TO ARROWOOO: PERSON OELAYS DECISION ON LINE
PERSON MOBILE HOME PARKS FACE MORATORIUM
ARSON
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FIRE INVESTIGATIONS
BOOT OF MAN FOUND BOUND IN BURNING APARTMENT
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON 80 AT .OPERATORS
BULLOCK'S ARSON TRIAL BEGINS IN DURHAM
WITNESS: ARSON SUSPECT ANGRY AT LANOLORO
WITNESS: BULLOCK THREATFNEO TO BURN HOMES
ONE PERSON DIES IN FRANKLIN COUNTY FIRE
ARSON, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRE INSURANCE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
BALKY PLUGS CRIMP EFFORT AT 8LAZE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN 3 FIRES
ARSON TRIAL IS DELAYEO
PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION ORDERED FOR WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON
ARSON CASE GOES TO JURY
BULLOCK FOUND GUILTY OF FIRST-DEGREE ARSON
EX-MAGISTRATE'S wIFE SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS FOR ARSON
BULLOCK GETS 15-YEAR TERM
PSO STATION ROBBED WHILE CREW AT FIRE
BODY IDENTIFIED; FOUL PLAY NOT INDICATED
OFFICIALS SUSPECT ARSON IN HOUSE FIRE
ARSON SUSPECTEO IN DOWNTOWN FIRE
ARSON CAUSES DOWNTOWN FIRE
HOME INSURANCE CO. fire OAMAGE REPAIRS SET AT 130.000
FIRE SET, POLICE SAY
ARSON SUSPECTED IN POOL HALL =IRE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN DURHAM FIRE
SATURDAY'S =ATAL 9LAJE INVESTIGATED FOK ARSON
FIRE may HAVE BEEN SET, POLICE SAY
BAHAMA MAN CHARGED IN 2ND ARSON
ARSON SUSPECTEO
ARSON, N.C.
FOUR CON
CHARLOTT
EIGHT CH
MOTHER H
RALEIGH
HUMAN NA
ARSON PL
ARSON SU
EX-FRANK
ORANGE C
ESTRANGE
VANCE WC
MAN FILE
BAHAMA M
2 TEEN-A
MAN CHAR
EX-FIRE"
ATF AGEN
CORO TEENS CHARGEO IN FIRE CASES
E SCHOOL FIRE CALLED ARSON
ARGEO IN FIRE INVESTIGATION
ELD FOR ARSON
MAN CHARGEO WITH MURDER IN DEATHS
TURE EXTREMES
AYS MAJOR ROLE IN 1/4 OF N.C. FOREST FIRES
SPECTED IN RETREAT FIRE
LINTON POLICEMAN SENTENCED
OUNTY ARSONS PROBED
0 HUSPANO CHARGEO WITH ARSON AT WOMAN'S HOME
MAN CHARGEO IN FIRE AT MJBILE HOME
S LAWSUIT AGAINST HENDERSON
AN INDICTED FOR BURNING WIFE'S HOUSE
GERS CHARGEO IN $1 MILLION PARK FIRE
GEO IN TRIPLE-FATALITY FIRE
AN SENTENCED FOR 3LA2SS
T IS CHARGED IN HOUSE FIRE
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see also children, art
see also collage
see also computer art
see also decorative art
see also fresco
see also newspaper art
see also paintings
see also performance art
see also seascape paintings
free art classes offered
winning art
art auctions
see also auctions
art auction
margaret whiting performance set for art auction
ouke art auction will be feast for ear as well as eye
art for nccu auction on preview tuesoay
treasures auctioned
ouke eye center to receive art
blanchard print will be auctioned
ouke supporters gambleo against cancer ano won
eye center art auction is saturoay
benefit draws mixture: crowo at hospice auction hits 350
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
THE DESIGNER MEETS THE MACHINES
ART EOUCATION
CARRBORO PRINCIPAL GETS ARTS AWARD
ART EXHIBITIONS. DURHAM
DUKE ART SHOW FEATURES ALUMNI
DUKE GRADS FEATURED IN ART EXHIBIT
PHOTOGRAPHS. FAVORITES AT DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
THE LOST ART EXHIBIT: SOMERHILL SUBSTITUTIONS A SINGULAR SHOW
•INSTANT IMAGES' MAKE SPECTACULAR SLEEPER SHOW lNl'ULA,< SH0"
ANOTHER SIDE OF INDIA SHOWN WWKE EXHIBIT
CHILDREN'S ART HERE C DOWN UNDER
EXHIBIT TO FEATURE ART AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS
ART GUILO HAS FOUR SHOWS RUNNING »"""«
PORTRAITS ON LOAN
^ISf1!1! GOAO. OTHER INDIAN ART FEATUPEO IN EXHIBIT
ABSTRACT ARTIST TO VISIT OUK E FOR EXHIBIT ON
SHOW PAYS TRIBUTE TO OALI'S CAREER
•GAROEN OF QUILTS' EXHIBIT TA<ES ROOT
!H??fA!;J,5Mc8XuSJk!-i„£2NFIJSION SYSTEMATIC, EXECUTION PRECISE
EXHIBIT OPNES SUNOAY AT ARTS COUNCIL
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TRAPP SUBJECT AESTHETIC FORCE
A PICTURE IS WORTH...
ART SHOW
TWO EXHIBITIONS DEBUT SUNOAY AT ARTS COUNCIL
A.B. JACKSON EXHIBIT OPENS
•ARTIFACTS.' 'WIZARDRY' AT DUKE
READY?NsiT,,'>SHOW *S0PLi' ""SERVED IN TRANQUILITY
MEMBERS' WORK IN FOCUS
S^CPILCOMES OUT IN PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER'S SHOW
GALLERIEfS: GRAHAM GALLERY SHOWS ART FROM JUNIORS' CONTEST
£m^E2JIS;„5URH4M TECH SHOWS MANLEY PHOTOS LUNItSr
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TREASURES AUCTIONED
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SYMPOSIUM. EXHIBIT ON COSTA RICAN ART ^rHFDIIIFn at mi*c
NATIONAL EXPERTS WILL SPEaJ ON COSTA R IC AN ART AT DUKE
JUEEN NOOR GIVES COINS TO DUKE ART MUSEUM
ABSTRACT DREAMS, SCENES ON VIEW
ART SYMPOSIUM SET
JONES' PHOTOS TAKE YOU TO THE RIVER
i'o9GE/,.PyKE,J^45TSCHCI01- HOI-0 WEEKEND OPENINGS
ART GUILD OPENS JURIED SHOW
JAPANESE ARTISTS SHOW WORK
HANO-COLORED PHOTOS ON OISPLAY
TWO GALLERIES, LIBRARY HOLO OPENINGS
"KLANO ACQUISITIONS, COMIC AST, PORCELAIN SHOWN
TRAIN PHOTOS, GUILD SHOW UP UNTIL NEW YEAR'S
ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTISTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ASH CAN SCHOOL
SPOTLIGHT ON SPAIN AT N.C. MUSEUM
AVANT-GARDE PERFORMANCE ART L3SES ITS MEANING IN musfcim
Sp'SSIs!! EXHIBIT 8?gSiSIN,E *RT '" 4Ri4'SAESpEJN.NGVUSEUM
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•'^IVv.^^adI^e'I'd76 ??',VE FUELS folk artists
ACKLANO OPENS 'CONCEPTUAL' SHOW
SALEM COLLEGE HAS WOMEN'S ART SHOW
ART SYMPOSIUM PLANNED
nnniES^S4!rfeERJ 5M0«ING EROTIC ART, 'ORCHID SERIES'
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KREMEN'S COLLAGES TO BE FEATURED IN 4 FXHTRtTTnws
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THREE EXHIBITS OPEN THIS WEEKEND IN CHAPEL HILL
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INOEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
CC8 ART SHOW JUNE 1
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
CENTER/GALLERY SHOW WORTH A CL
STUOENTS' ARTWORK IS NOW ON 01
DISNEY ART SUPERVISOR: DETAIL
MEDICAL ART OPENS AT OUKE MUSE
RIGIDITY ANO GLIBNESS DETRACT
20TH CENTURY'S AESTHETICS GET
•GATHERING EVIOENCE' STOPS HER
LAST CHANCE TO SEE 'RALEIGH C
VIDEO EXHIBIT REVEALS BEGINNIN
•XEROX ORACLE'? 'WORLD PUZZLE'
GALLERIES: DIVERSITY IN ABSTRA
■DECORATIVE ARTS' EXHIBIT OPEN
A STATELY STYLE IS ALVAREZ' BE
•SPIRIT HOUSES' GO ON SHOW AT
NEW EXHIBIT OPENS AT ART MUSEU
WILLIAMS HOUSE EXHIBIT HONROS
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART PUBLICATION
PORTRAITS BY COHN ON SHOW SUNP
•STRENGTH OF CHARACTER'
FELLOWSHIP WINNERS SHOW AT SEC
PLENTY OF GILT
PREVIFw PLANNED FOR "IMAGES' S
INNER LIVES. MOOERN MYTHS IN E
BANK'S ART COMPETITION TAKES E
EASTMAN PHOTOS VISIT N.C. MUSE
OUILTS EXHIBITED IN RALEIGH, M
CLEARING THE RECORD
NEW EXHIBIT OETAILS NORTH CAR3
GALLERY TALK EXPLAINS PRINT SH
CENTER/GALLERY TO EXHIBIT MEM9
ART MUSEUMS OFFER ACTIVITIES
FORMER SCULPTOR SHOWS PAINTING
AN AESTHETIC EYE. PASTEL CERAM
PASTELS' IMPACT STANOS OUT AT
EXHIBIT OPENS AT DUKE'S ART MU
ART MOTION THE SUBJECT IN N.C.
EASTMAN'S 'IMAGES' OPENS
TALE OF THE DEMOCRATIC ART
HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY EXPOSED
THE JULIANS' OBSESSION I S A W4
FREE FESTIVAL
SCULPTURES BY OURHAM ARTISTS T
LONG CLASSICS HAVE MOOERN TOLC
VANCE-GRANVILLE HOLDS SHOW
WILLIAMS HOUSE HAS HAMILTON ME
CALL FOR ENTRIES IN A STUOENT
BOOKS AS ART MEMORIAL SHOW
VERNON PRATT GOES 3-D WITH N.C
AT 25, STUOIO GLASS BECOMES ES
SCULPTURE TRADITIONS ARE SHOWI
ABSTRACT DREAMS. SCENES ON VIE
SEA SHOW QUALITY LEFTOVERS
•AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE' COMING
MARVIN SALTZMAN. NADINE VARTAN
HURRICANE DEBRIS IS SOMETHYME
ACKLAND ACOUISITIONS, COMIC AR
UNC DISPLAYING PHOTOGRAPHER'S
RANOOLPH-MACON PROVIDES 'PERSP
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TRAIN PHOTOS, GUILD SHOW UP UN
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LIFE'S MUSEUM PIECES
COBEY TO SPONSOR ART CONTEST
REAL PEOPLE MAKE CARAVAGGIO A REVOLUTIONARY PAINTER
N.C. ARTISTS MAY SUBMIT WORK FOR NOMA TRIENNIAL
COLLAGE EXHIBIT ON VIEW
WASHINGTON EXHIBIT REVEALS ART DEALERS' INFLUENCE
OF A HUMAN TOWER ANO A MYSTERY ARTIST
VIRGINIA MUSEUM DOUBLES SIZE
ART HISTORY
LIFELONG INTEREST UNFOLDS AT ACKLANO
ART IN STATE BUILDINGS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
MATH SCHOOL GETS ARTWORK
ART SCHOOL GALLERY
SEE CARRBORO ART SCHOOL INOW CENTER FOR VISUAL C PERFORMING ARTS!
ARTHRITIS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR ARTHRITIS
TALK ON ARTHRITIS SET FOR SATURDAY
TICKET SALE TO HELP ARTHRITIS FOUNOATION
UNC RESFARCH WILL FOCUS ON CAUSE OF ARTHRITIS
PSORIASI S
ARTHRITIS AND PSORIASIS L I NK EO
SOME ORUGS CAN CAUSE ARTHRITIS, BURSITIS. TENDONITIS
ARTHRITIS PROGRAM SCHEOULED AT DUKE
INSTITUTE GIVES UNC 11.6 MILLION GRANT FOR ARTHRITIS WORK
ARTHRITIS COURSE
RESEARCHERS GET ARTHRITIS GRANTS
ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
IT'S NOT MAYDAY FOR MAYE .
BUT NEWS HIT LIKE A BOMB
ARTHUR YOUNG ANO CO.
WATER. SEWER BOARD TO SELECT CONSULTANT TO EXAMINE RATES
PANEL TO URGE CHARLOTTE FIRM TO STUOY OWASA RATE STRUCTURE
HERE'S HOW ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER RATES WOULO RISE
ARTIFICIAL FEET
CLINTON TOOOLER LIKES NEW FOOT
ARTIFICIAL GILLS
SEE ALSO UNDERWATER RESEARCH
DUKE WORK ON ARTIFICIAL GILL JADING FOR BREAKTHROUGH
GILL PROJECT AIMING FOR HOME. WATER USE
ARTIFICIAL HEARTS
PROGRAMS STARTS UP FOR IMPLANTATION OF ARTIFICIAL HEARTS
OUKE SPECIALIST BACKS PHOENIX SURGEON
BIG BROTHER CUTS IN
SLIM ODOS WORTH FIGHT
MRS, CLARK SAYS BARNEY FELT REPAIO
DEVRIES TELLS WHY HE HAS NO REGRETS
DOCTOR SAYS COSTS MAY LIMIT ARTIFICIAL HEART TECHNOLOGY
FDA TO REVIEW ARTIFICIAL HEART USE
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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SEE ALSO INTELLIGENCE
DUKE SCIENTIST'S COMPUTER A STEP TOWARD 'INTELLIGENCE'
DUKE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER IS 'WHI2 KIO'
PROF: COMPUTERS' 10 IS UP
CONSULTANT BUILDS ROBOT? MODELS FOR NASA IN HIS GARAGE
OUKE TO HOLD TELECONFERENCE
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ARTIFICIAL BODY PARTS SAIO STOLEN FROM FIRM
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RTI HAS BIG YEAR, NEEOS NEW BUILDING
ARTISANS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARTISANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO POTTERS
SEE ALSO WEAVFRS
GRANO OR GARISH? ANYHOW, STOREFRONT ART WON'T BE HERE FOREVER
WOODSHOP CUT FROM WAREHOUSE
ARTISANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTISANS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO POTTERS
N.C. ARTIST WINS FELLOWSHIP
ARTIST FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
APRIL 1 DEAOLINE FOR S5.000 ARTS GRANTS
ARTISTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. ART I STS- IN-a ES I DENCE
SEE ALSO EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
•GOOD TIMES* FOR DURHAM ARTIST
ELIZABETH REEVES LYON WINS ART COMPETITION
A GIFT TO ST. LUKE'S: THE 14 STATIONS OF THE CROSS
FOR SCULPTOR DOUGHERTY: STICKY BUSINESS
NORTHERN ARTIST
AFT FOR OTHERS SERVES ARTIST'S INNER NEEDS
PAINTER TEMPEST GETS VATICAN JOB
OURHAM ARTIST HONORED
GOING IT ALONE, DURHAM ARTIST IN 'PAYING MY BILLS'
ARTISTS TO PAINT 'FRESH FACES'
WOODSHOP CUT FROM WAREHOUSE
FUND ESTABLISHED IN MEMORY OF DURHAM SCULPTOR
ARTIST DESERVES CREDIT
FOWL PLAY: BECOMES LIFE'S WOR< FOR BEN HEINEMANN
ARTISTS, INTERNATIONAL
DUKE PSYCHIATRIST LOOKS INSIOE VAN GOGH
NELENOEZ' COMPOSITIONS RATE THE TIME TO ENJOY
ARTISTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. NATURE ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
INNER VISIONS: CREATIVE DRIVE FUELS FOLK ARTISTS
GNOMES ANO WOOOSPIRITS INHABIT ARTIST'S IMAGINATION.
CAPITOL TO GET ARTWORK
CHAPEL HILL PAINTER WINS ARTS COUNCIL CONTEST
ACTIVE ARTIST
HUNT HOPES PORTRAIT SHOWS 'ESSENCE'
N.C. ARTISTS MAY SUBMIT WORK FOR NOMA TRIENNIAL
N.C. ARTIST'S WORK MAKES POLITICAL STATEMENT
ARTIST CREATES CREATURES OUT OF CROOKED ROOTS
HUMOR. FANTASY IN READ RETROSPECTIVE
EXHIBIT OPENS AT OUKE'S ART MUSEUM
THE JULIANS' OBSESSION IS A W-40'S WHO OF N.C. ARTIST
DUKE'S LITTLE BIT HAS GONE A LONG WAY
LATE BLOOMER: KIP GERARD STARTS ART CAREER
ARTISTS FORM WILDLIFE, FLORAL GROUP
SHE TURNS FINOS INTO 'KEEPERS*
ARTISTS, U.S.
•THE DEVILE MADE 'EM DO IT-
PAINTER PREACHES ART-BY-EVERYMAN
PAPER PAINTER: ADDING COLOR TO THE NEWS
ARTS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM, ART
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ARTSFARE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. ARTS COMP
SEE ALSO OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, CO
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, THEATER
ARTICLES...
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL WINTER CLA
SUPPORT HELPS ARTISTS GROW
YOUNG DURHAM VIOLINIST WINS MU
NOW IS THE TIME TO AUDITION FD
DURHAM YOUTH WINS MUSIC AWAROS
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DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SPO
DUKE'S JEFF STORER DIRECTING *
DURHAM STUDENT INOUCTED IN TO
FRIEND OF ARTS, CONNIE MOSES.
ANGELA OSBORNE WINS NATIONAL S
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MAKE IT A CLASS SUMMER
THE DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL'S TYPI
STATE OFFICIALS VISIT LONDON
EVEN THE KITCHEN SINK NEEDEO F
ANOTHER OURHAM FIRST
DOWNTOWN OURHAM COULD BE MECCA
DOWNTOWN ARTS MECCA GOAL WORTH
ARTISTS RECEIVE GRANTS
OURHAM GROUPS RECEIVE STATE AR
ARTS MECCA ENDORSED
NCCU HOSTS DIAMONO SHOWCASE
BRING FOOO FOR 'PEACE'
ENTERTAINERS SOUGHT FOR OCTOBE
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART PUBLICATION
DURHAM WRITERS WIN 15,000 AWAR
COMMUNITY GROUPS SEEKING VOLUN
GOING PLACES
OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND FOR THOSE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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NOVELIST EHLE: DURHAM'S ARTS
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ARTICLES...
BOOSTING THE ARTS
DURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY GIVES PHOTOGRAPHY AWAROS
OURHA" ARTS COUNCIL GETS GRASSROOTS GRANT
NCCU ART MUSEUM RAISES FUNOS
WINNERS ANNOUNCEO IN N.C. PHOTOGRAPHERS' SHOW
HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOWS SET
ARTICLES...
ARTISTS WIN AWARDS IN GUILD SHOW
ARTICLES ARTICLES...
CELEBRATION AT RTP SET
JUST THE TICKET
ARTICLES...
OUKE STRING SCHOOL IN CONCERT
OURHAM GROUPS CHOSEN TO TOUR
ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EI
SEE ALSO APPALACHIAN ENVIRONMENT
SEE ALSO ART IN STATE BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.. ARTS
SEE ALSO CULTURE WEEK IN N.C.
SEE ALSO FOLK ART
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COU
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S MANSION
SEE ALSO N.C. ART SOCIETY
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY ARTS COUN
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. ARTS PR3
N.C. HISTORY SERIES WINS AWARD
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HELP WITH CULTURAL FACILITIES
N.C.'S BEST KEPT CULTURAL SECR
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MATH SCHOOL GETS ARTWORK
MAKE IT A CLASS SUMMER
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BRING FOOO FOR 'PEACE'
ENTERTAINERS SOUGHT FOR OCTOBE
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NATIONAL ARTS WEEK CELEBRATED
PROFIT-MAKING ARTS
ARTS, U.S.. FEDERAL AID
BALLET DIRECTOR WANTS DEFENSE ON ITS TOES
ARTS FESTIVAL (ROXBORO. N.C.I
SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL TODAY IN ROXBORO
ARTS FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
BALLET DANCER. Jill COMBO IN UNC'S ARTS FESTIVAL
ARTS 'ROUNO THE SOUARE
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
ARTSCHOOL
SEE CARRBORO ART SCHOOL (NOW CENTER FOR VISUAL I PERFORMING ARTSI
ASBES-TECH INC.
CLOSER ESTIMATE SOUGHT ON ASBFSTOS REMOVAL COST
ASBESTOS REMOVAL AT OLD COURTHOUSE MIGHT COST LESS
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12/26/85
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11/30/85
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H 1 5/18/85 C 1 N
H 2 2/15/85 0 9 N
S 2 12/11/85 A I
H 2 12/12/85 B 1
ASH CAN SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ART EXHIBITIONS, N.C.
TWIN STREAMS IN ONE SHOW
ASHE COUNTY, N.C.
OFFICERS IN ASHE SEIZE 80 POUNDS OF PURE COCAINE
FEOERAL OFFICIALS SAY N.C. MOUNTAINS HAVE BECOME A CENTER OF DRUG TRAFFI
MRS. REAGAN ACCEPTS N.C. TREE
ASHE SCHOOLS TO GET MONEY FROM AIRPLANE
ASHEaORO. N.C.
SEE ALSO LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, ASHESORO
ASHEBORO'S VOTERS ELECT TO STAY ORY
TEACHER PUTS HER 34 YEARS OF EXPERTISE INTO NOTEBOOKS
PUBLIC HEARING SLATEO IN ASHEBORO ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
REORGANIZATION AT BLACK t. DEC<ER MAY MEAN MORE WORK IN ASHEBORO
ASHEBORO HIGH SCHOOL
HO 3
W36
?
2/06/85
B
14
N
83(1
}
2/08/85
A
?
N
1
4/24/65
A
1
N
1
6/03/85
H
1
N
?
6/14/85
A
1 I
N
A54
?
9/24/85
A
9
N
?
10/11/95
(.
5
N
?
11/06/85
(.
1
N
f
11/15/85
A
7
N
H30
1
11/22/95
fl
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N
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12/10/95
A
1
N
H(H
/
12/10/85
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N
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12/11/65
A
4
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;
12/11/65
A
1
N
H(H
?
12/12/85
B
1
N
W16
2
12/14/85
A
1
N
HO 3
H 2 12/20/85 0 11 P R G68
H J
H 2
S 2
h 2
8/30/85 B
9/07/85 B
12/05/85 C
12/14/85 A
2 3/28/85 C 10 N
2 7/09/85 A 15 N
1 7/24/85 C 1 N
2 12/01/85 0 14 N
—
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL IN
1/01/85 - 12/
0 E X
31/85
SUBJECTS
CO-PRINCIPAL GETS POST IN ASHE BORO
ASHEBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT
THREE ASHEBORO POLICEMEN APPEAL SUSPENSION OVER MISSING MEETING
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN ASHEBORO SHOOTING
ASHEVILLEt N.C.
THE GREAT FAHR (FIRE) OF ' 42
HOT SHOT CAFE NO LONGER BUST NIGHTSPOT
POSTCAROS ARRIVE 2 OECAOES LATE
ASHEVILLE MAN MAINTAINS RESORT HOTEL FOR CATS
EQUIPMENT TO OETECT HlNO SHEAR
ASHEVILLE HAN MAINTAINS LUSH RESORT HOTEL FOR ORPHAN FELINES
EXPERTS SAY PEAK COLOR TIME IS MYTH
ASHEVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
APPEALS COURT SAYS TRIPS CONFLICT OF PUBLIC INTEREST
E MEMORIAL MISSION HOSPITAL
. MEMORIAL JOINS ".-HOSPITAL PROPOSAL FOR HELICOPTER SYSTEM
TEWIOE MEDICAL AIRLIFT PROPOSED
E POLICE OEPT.
ATIVES RIOE ALONG KITH POLICE
POLICEMAN STILL ON THE RUN 10 YEARS AFTER ESCAPE FROM JAIL
CHEMICAL COMPANY
INESS HIGHLIGHTS
TE. COMPANY WORK ON CLEANUP AT CHEMICAL PLANT
MICAL COMPANY IS FINED
M STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMAS AHEAO FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
EEMENT REACHEO
ASH6VILL
N.C
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BUS
OIL CO.
INESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
PACE 43
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DATE
8/13/85 C
S
E
C PG
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L Y
L P BYL
4/19/85 B
12/21/85 A
4/28/85 0
5/25/85 A
7/29/85 A
8/11/85 B
8/22/85 A
10/03/85 A
10/08/85 C
H 2 9/04/35 B
S 2 5/20/85 A 1 N B81
H 2 5/21/85 C 12 N
H 2 1/03/85 C 6 N
H 2 3/10/85 BIN
11/06/85 A 11
11/10/85 B 14
11/16/85
U/21/85
12/11/85
5
19
14
U L41
N
H 2 7/16/85 C
CITIZEN OF THE WORLO
ASK THE LAWYER DAY
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
DURHAM GROUP WILL HELP PEOPLE IN CHOOSING ATTORNEYS TOMORROW
ASPARAGUS
A 120 STUDY OF THE UNPLEASANT EFFECTS OF EATING ASPARAGUS
ODE TO ASPARAGUS
ASPARTAME
ASPARTAME TESTS CALLED MISLEADING
ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER STILL STIRS CONTROVERSY
ASPHALT
SEE ALSO STREETS. DURHAM
ASPHALT SPILL POSES NO THREAT TO ENVIRONMENT
DURHAM MAN INJURED IN PLANT FIRE
DURHAM MAN DIES OF BURN INJURIES
TEER CO. HIRES FIRM TO PROBE FATAL FIRE
STATE OFFICIAL: ASPHALT PLANT MET ENVIRONMENTAL STANOARDS
TEER CO. FINED IN FATAL FIRE CASE
TEER FIRM FACES SAFETY VIOLATION FINE
ASPHYXIATION
STATESVILLE MAN SUFFOCATES AS DITCH CAVES IN AT WATER PLANT JOB SITE
ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
ASPIRIN MAY BE HARMFUL FOR CHILDREN. TEENS WITH FLU
OON'T GIVE ASPIRIN TO CHILDREN WITH THE FLU OR CHICKEN POX
ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
CRIMES BEYOND PAROLE
ROME. 1981: KGB
ASSASSINATION GAMES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. GAMES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO KAOS (KILLER AS AN ORGANIZED SPORT)
DUKE STUDENTS •KILL' EACH OTHER FOR FUN
ASSASSINATIONS
REPORT ENDED FRIENDSHIP OF HOOVER. EARL WARREN
ASSAULTS. CHAPEL
MAN'S JAW BR
BROTHERS CHA
OAUGHERTY. J
UNC ATHLETE
UNC ATHLETE
DA MEETS WIT
OA WON'T DRO
DETECTIVE CH
DETECTIVE CH
OA SCHEDULES
OA TO DROP C
ATHLETES EXO
PUBLICITY IS
ACCUSATION w
MAN IS ACCUS
JUDGE DISMIS
WOMAN REPORT
MAN CHARGED
PROWLER SNEA
UNC STUOENT
HILL
OKEN
RGED WIT
OHNSTON
DENIES A
DENIES C
H ATHLET
P CHARGE
ARGEO WI
ARGEO IN
ANNOUNC
HARGES A
NE RATED
THE PRI
AS PAINF
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SES ASSA
S ATTACK
WITH ASS
KS BY NI
ATTACKED
H ASSAULT
CHARGED
SSAULT CHARGES
HARGE THAT HE ASSAULTED MAN AT BAR
ES BUT SAYS NO PROMISES MAOE
S AGAINST UNC ATHLETES
TH SIMPLE ASSAULT
ASSAULT
EMENT IN ATHLETES' CASE
GAINST UNC ATHLETES
IN BAR ASSAULT CASE
CE OF STARDOM IN ATHLETICS
UL FOR TWO UNC ATHLETES
IFE THREAT
ULT CHARGE AGAINST DETECTIVE
WITH HAMPER
AULT. HIT-ANO-RUN
GHT INTO HOMES LEFT UNLOCKED
IN CAMPUS ARBORETUM
ASSAULTS. DUKE UNIV.
SEE DUKE UNIV.. ASSAULTS
ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.. DEPUTIES. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
MAN SHOT IN ARM AT PARTY
SHOPLIFTER RUNS OUT OF STORE
SUIT FILED AGAINST DURHAM MINISTER
MASKEO MEN ROB, BEAT MAN IN HOME
WOMAN ASSAULTED
MAN CHARGEO IN BURGLARY
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
DUKE STUOENT FACES DRUG, ASSAULT CHARGES
OURHAM MAN R.EATEN, ROBBED
MAN IS ROBBED
MAN IS CHARGEO WITH HITTING U. S. MARSHAL IN POST OFFICE
H 2 6/09/85 0 I P F G09
S 2 5/01/85 C
H 2 7/08/85 A 12 N 830
H 2 7/08/85 A 12 W
S 2 7/27/85 A 3
S 2 8/28/85 A 6
6/24/85 A
7/10/85 A
7/11/85 B
7/17/85 B
8/15/85 A
11/12/85 C
11/12/85 A
N K45
N
H 2 6/27/85 A 20
2/06/85
3/13/85
5/24/85
5/30/85
S 2 10/19/85 A 1 T N H03
H 2 11/24/85 B 1 P N
S 2
2/07/85
A
14
u
H 3
3/28/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/31/R5
C
4
N
H 2
4/01/85
A
1
P
N
X73
S 2
4/0t/85
C
I
n
H 2
4/02/85
a
1
P
N
K45
S 2
4/02/85
A
5
N
S 2
4/02/35
3
5
N
H 3
4/03/85
C
1
N
K45
H 3
4/03/85
C
1
N
S 2
4/03/85
A
1
p
N
Ki,5
H 2
4/04/85
A
1
p
N
K45
S 2
4/05/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/07/85
0
4
E
H 3
4/10/35
B
1
N
H 2
5/10/85
B
5
N
H 3
6/04/85
B
1
N
S 2
6/25/85
C
1
"1
H 3
7/03/85
B
1
M
N
K45
H 3
12/14/85
C
1
N
S ?
1/05/85 A
> N
s /
1/11/85 C
N
s ?
1/24/85 C
N
s ?
1/31/35 A
N
s ?
2/05/85 A
N
S 2
2/13/85 C
N
H /
2/25/85 A 1
N
S ?
2/27/85 A
N
s /
2/27/85 C
N
s ?
3/05/85 A '
N
S 2
3/15/85 C I
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE IS LODGED
WOMAN BEATEN WITH METAL POLE
2 ROBBERS PISTOL-WHIP VICTIM
JUDGE ORDERS YOUTHS DETAINED
JOGGER ATTACKED
DURHAM PSO'S ASSAULT TRIAL BEGINS
LAWMAN ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT
CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER OISMISSEO
WOMAN REPORTS OURHAM ASSAULT
DURHAM WOMAN AIMS HANDGUN AT MAN
2 MEN HURT IN FIGHT
RIDER CHARGED IN ATTACK ON CHAPEL HILL CAB DRIVER
WOMAN SUFFERS BROKEN BONES
DURHAM SOCIAL WORKER: FIRING POSSIBLE IN CLASH
NEIGHBOR CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE
MAN ACCUSED OF FIRING SHOTGUN BLAST AT HOUSE
MAN SENTENCED IN ASSAULT
OFFICERS CALM DURHAM FIGHT
2 MEN CHOKEi ROB WOMAN
WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS CHOKED. ROBBED
MAN. WOMAN HELD FOLLOWING ATTACK, FIGHT WITH OFFICERS
WOMAN REPORTS ASSAULT
2 .OMEN HELD IN DISTURBANCE
SOLDIER FACES ASSAULT CHARGE
ELDERLY MAN BEATEN, ROBBED IN HOME
ALORIOGE CHARGED IN SHOOTING. ASSAULT
DEFENDANT'S BONO LOWERED IN SHOOTING
PURSE SNATCHING PROBED
2 MEN CHARGED IN THEFT of gas
ATTACKER GETS 30 DAYS AS 'EXA"PLE'
TEEN GETS 30-OAY TERM FOR ASSAULT ON SCHOOL BUS DRIVER
ROBBERY REPORTED ON BUCHANAN 9LV0.
TEEN ARRESTED IN ASSAULT CASE
FIREARM CHARGE LOADED
WOMAN HURT FIGHTING OFF MAN W-<0 THREATENED HER WITH KNIFE
BIKE TOSSED THROUGH WINDOW IN ROBBERY
DAUGHTER OF CENTRAL FOUNDER IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER BFATING
DURHAM "AN FACES 2 ASSAULT COUNTS
WOMAN BEATEN
OURHAM »an SEATEN. ROBBED
MAN ARRESTED IN BEATING OF DR. SHEPARO'S DAUGHTER
MAN SENTENCED IN JEWELRY THEFT FROM RESIDENCE
OAK STICK BEATING
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS CLUES IN ATTACK
MAN IS HIT IN HEAD 3Y WOULO-BE ROBBERS
MAN CHARGED WITH EXPOSURE. ASSAULT
MAN SAYS THREE TEEN-AGERS ATTACKED HIM
MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING SHOTS
DURHAM POLICE OFFICER IS INJURED IN SCUFFLE
MEN BEAT WORKER. TAKE CASH
MAN HIT. ROBBED NEAR BUS STATION
ROBBERS ATTACK MAN IN PARK
MAN HURT IN FIGHT
DUKE SUSPENDS EL-MASRY
POLICE SAY WOMAN ASSAULTED IN BURGLARY
MAN IS BEATEN. ROBBEO
OEFENDANT CALLED 'WOLF,' GIVEN 20 YEARS
STUOENT BOARD UNJUST TO DUKE FOOTBALL PLAYER
MAN SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS
ELLIOTT HELD ON 2 COUNTS OF ASSAULT
man SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR ASSAULT
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
ROBBER PULLS KNIFE, TAKES DRUGS
MAN REPORTS BREAK-IN, ASSAULT
WOMAN CHARGEO WITH ASSAULT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
BONO CUT IN ASSAULT
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS CLUES IN ATTACK ON DUKE JOGGER
MAN CONVICTED OF DELAYING OFFICER
JUDGE: POLICEMAN COULD HAVE BEEN more DIPLOMATIC
2 HELD FDR BEATING, THEFT
MUGGER USES CORD ON WOMAN'S NECK
MCCAFFITY SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
GUNFIRE WOUNDS 2
DURHAM MAN INJURED IN Mc A T CLEAVER ATTACK
THREE CHARGEO WITH ATTACKING "AN
TERM IMPOSED FOR ASSAULT ON COUNTY EMPLOYEE
MAN DRAGGED FROM HOUSE, BEATEN
OFFICER CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING HIS GIRLFRIENO
DUKE STUDENT ASSAULTED
INTRUDER SLASHES SLEEPING WOMAN
POLICE: SAME MAN LINKED TO 6 CRIMES
MAN FINDS TIRES GONE FROM AUTO
ASSAULTS, BREAK-INS POINT TO 1 "AN
POLICE SEEK KNIFE-WIELDING ROBBER
SHAW GETS LIFE PLUS 20 YEARS IN BEATING OF MISS SHEPARO, 8<>
HOw POLICE WOVE WEB OF EVIDENCE
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES ARREST MAN FOR NCCU ABOUCTION, ASSAULT
BURGLARY, BEATING NET LIFE TE'N
MAN HELO FOR ATTACKS ON REST HOME PATIENTS
one man wounded in random sh03ting
robbery reported on canal street
man forces woman to drive to center
ourham man facing charges in wife's assault
ASSAULTS. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
OFFICER FACES ASSAULT CHARGES S 2 2/25/85 A 9 N
JOGGE" ATTACKED S 2 3/25/85 A 7 N
MAN CHARGEO IN ATTACK ON CAB DRIVER S 2 3/30/85 A 2 N
ASSAULTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. ASSAULTS
MAN FACES 4 CHARGES OF ASSAULT ON LAWMEN H 2 1/D3/85 A 6 N
BURLINGTON POLICE USE TEAR GAS TO ENO STANDOFF H 1 2/15/85 BIN
GREENSBORO SCHOOL PRINCIPAL INDICTED ON INOECENT LIBERTIES. ASSAULT... H 2 3/20/85 B 7 N
'FISH ASSAULT' ASTOUNOEO HIM, TEACHER SAYS H 2 3/24/95 B 7 N
MAN SENTENCED FOR bEATING DEATH OF MOTHER, 81 H 2 4/05/85 A 9 N
LAW OOESN'T PROTECT FETUS FRO" ASSAULT S 2 4/29/85 A 3 N
PSO IS FIRED, LATER CHARGEO WITH ASSAULT S 2 4/29/95 A 3 N
SCUFFLE COSTS MAN HIS EYE H I 5/01/95 3 I N
EXERTION BLAMED ON HOSPITAL WORKER'S DEATH H 2 5/04/95 A 9 N
APEX WOMAN TERRORIZED AS HUSBAND AWAITS TRIAL H 2 5/08/85 A 1 N
SPEAKERS URGED HARSHER PUNISHMENT FOR ASSAULTS IN WHICH FETUS . . .K I LL ED H 2 5/16/85 A 10 N
BROTHERS CHARGED IN ASSAULT ON BUS H 2 6/02/85 A 10 N
STREET FIGHT H 2 6/02/85 B 1 P P
ASSAULT THREATS CHARGES ARE FILED H 1 6/07/95 B I N
KLAN JURY BACKS 1 DEATH CLAIM H 2 6/08/85 A 1 P N
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINOING IT EASEO MARIJUANA POSSESSION... H 2 6/21/85 A 6 N
MAN HELC IN FRANKLIN COUNTY SLAYING H 1 6/25/85 C 1 N
MAN SOUGHT WHO ROOE HORSE INTO POLICE CAR H 2 8/14/95 All N
PHOTOGRAPHER KICKED DURING MARCH H 2 8/25/85 B 6 N
C T
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N E
i
L Y
P 0
OATE
C
PG
L p
BYL
S 2
3/16/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/17/85
B
13
N
S 2
3/18/85
C
1
N
H 2
3/20/85
A
10
N
H 2
3/25/85
B
1
N
S 2
3/25/85
C
1
N
H 2
3/26/85
B
1
N
S82
S 2
3/26/85
A
5
N
S 2
3/28/B5
C
1
N
S 2
3/29/85
c
1
N
S 2
3/30/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/30/85
c
1
N
S 2
4/11/85
c
1
N
H 2
4/14/95
A
1
N
M36
H 2
4/20/85
B
1
N
H 2
4/22/95
B
5
N
S 2
4/22/95
C
I
N
S 2
4/25/95
c
1
N
S 2
5/03/85
A
7
N
H 2
5/04/85
0
4
N
H 2
5/12/85
B
4
N
H 2
5/13/85
a
7
N
S 2
5/16/85
A
3
N
S 2
5/20/e5
C
1
N
M 2
5/21/85
A
B
N
S 2
5/29/e5
c
4
N
H 2
5/29/85
B
5
N
S 1
6/04/85
C
1
N
S 2
6/06/85
A
5
N
H 2
6/09/85
A
13
N
S82
S 2
6/08/85
A
24
N
h 2
7/01/95
B
8
N
S 2
7/01/85
C
10
N
S 2
7/17/85
c
1
N
H 2
7/24/85
c
10
N
S 2
7/24/85
c
1
N
H 2
7/27/85
A
3
N
S 2
7/27/85
A
3
N
S 2
7/27/B5
A
16
N
S 2
7/29/85
c
1
N
H 2
7/31/85
B
1
N
S 2
8/02/P5
C
1
N
A47
H 2
8/05/85
B
9
N
S 2
8/05/B5
C
1
N
S 2
9/17/85
A
3
N
H 2
8/19/85
A
9
N
H 2
8/19/85
A
9
N
S 2
8/19/95
C
1
N
S 2
8/27/85
A
10
N
S 2
8/29/85
A
9
N
H 2
9/01/55
B
12
N
H 2
9/02/R5
C
3
N
S 2
9/06/85
c
1
N
H 2
9/07/85
0
1
P N
C52
H 2
9/08/85
B
I
N
S 2
9/10/85
A
3
N
H 2
9/11/85
c
I
N
S82
H 2
9/12/85
A
4
c
S 2
9/12/85
A
13
N
S 2
9/13/85
A
6
N
S 2
9/17/85
A
7
N
S 2
9/24/95
A
11
N
S 2
9/27/85
c
1
N
S 2
10/05/95
A
3
N
S 2
10/10/85
A
5
N
H 2
10/14/85
e
I
P N
S 2
10/14/85
A
7
N
S 2
10/14/85
c
1
P N
S 2
10/18/85
c
1
N
A47
H 2
10/19/85
c
1
N
S82
S 2
10/26/85
A
3
N
H 2
10/3O/e5
B
8
N
S 2
10/31/B5
c
8
N
S 2
11/12/85
A
5
N
S 2
11/19/85
c
I
N
H 2
11/21/85
B
4
N
H 2
11/22/85
A
20
N
S82
H 2
11/25/95
A
14
N
H 2
11/29/85
B
I
N
H 2
12/02/85
B
1
N
H 2
12/02/85
B
1
N
S 2
12/02/85
A
1
P N
HO 3
S 2
12/02/85
c
1
N
H 2
12/03/85
A
1
P N
M51
S 2
12/04/85
c
1
N
H 2
12/06/85
B
1
N
SB2
H 2
12/06/85
B
1
N
A 54
S 2
12/06/85
C
1
N
S 2
12/06/85
c
1
N
H 2
12/12/85
A
1
N
A54
H 2
12/13/85
B
1
N
A54
H 2
12/15/85
B
3
N
S 2
12/24/85
C
1
N
H 2
12/26/85
B
1
N
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX BY
1/01/B5 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAOE 45
1/16/86
N E
P 0
DATE
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
MAN WITH RIFLE DISRUPTS CHOIR PRACTICE AT CHURCH
OFFICERS SAY MAN ARRESTED AT RADIO STATION TRIED TO HANG HIMSELF
MAN STILL IN HOSPITAL AFTER SEVERE BEATING
WRESTLING FAN WINS $35,000 IN ASSAULT SUIT
JUDGE ORDERS SENTFNCE STUDY IN ASSAULT CASE
FOUR CHARGED IN BEATING. KIPNAPPING OF BIKE RIDER
CUSTOMER CONVERTS BAR TO DRIVE-IN
MUR06R CHARGED IN MAN'S DEATH
PERSON LAW OFFICERS ENO SEARCH
ASSAULTS. ORANGE COUNTY
i CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH LARCENY
ASSOCIATED ARTISTS OF WINSTON-SALEM
PAINTING. SCULPTURE CONTEST
CALL FOR ENTRIES IN A STUOENT EXHIBITION
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATED PRESS 'JEWS COUNCIL
SOME LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT SEEN FOR TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
•THE SENATOR- WOULD SAY. 'THAT'S ENOUGH WOROAGE"
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CHARGE WAS INCORRECT
MAN WHO DIED WAS PASSENGER. NOT DRIVER
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SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. BASKETBALL (BOYS) SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER EACH SCHOOL
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SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
NORTHERN'S CALOWELL RUNNERUP FOR AP PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONOR
ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL POLL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL ISEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
KNIGHTS 7TH IN AP PREP POLL
KNIGHTS MOVE UP IN PREP RANKINGS
NORTHERN 2ND IN FINAL POLL
ASSOCIATED PRESS N.C. PRE-SEASON BASKETBALL POLL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. BASKETBALL IBOYS) SEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL
TECH, UNC 1-2 IN POLL; DUKE 6T H
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUOENTS
DUKE STUDENTS TO VOTE TOMORROW
OUKE VOTE: BOYCOTT OUT, 'PENTHOUSE' IN
STUOENTS ASK TRUSTEES TO USE SULLIVAN TEST
OUKE PLANS MONITOR ON S. AFRICA TIES, SANFORO TELLS BOARD
DUKE STUOENTS RAP OFFICIAL'S STATEMENT
GROUP STUOIES IF REMARK WAS OFFENSIVE
VIETNAM VETERANS CITE U.S. MILITARY. POLITICAL MISTAKES
DUKE STUDENTS ELECT NEW ASOU "RESIDENT
OUKE STUOENT GROUP PETITIONS FOR LESS TUITION HIKE
OUKE TRUSTEES HEAR TUITION-HIKE PLAN
ASSOCIATION FOR THE AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO AMERICAN OANCE FESTIVAL
VOLUNTEERS ARE 'BACKBONE. NUTS ANO BOLTS' OF ADF
ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
SEE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
ASSOCIATION OF TEACHER EOUCATORS OF N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
TEACHERS' GROUP TO MEET AT NCCU
ASTHMA
MARINE SUES NAVAL HOSPITAL IN WIFE'S OEATH
ASTHMA ATTACKS REOUIRE IMMEDIATE MEOICAL HELP
GOLD MEDALIST FEATURED IN RTP RUN-A-THON
TESTIMONY HEARD IN W ITHHEL D-ME 0 I C AT ION CASE
PERSON JAILERS VICTORS IN INKATE MEOICATION CASE
ASTRONAUTS
SEE ALSO SPACE TRAVEL
STUDY: SPACE MOTION SICKNESS A SMALL HURDLE FOR MANKIND
UNC SCHOOL HAS ROLE IN SELECTION OF FIRST JOURNALIST TO GO INTO SPACE
THE PERFECT BIRTHDAY GIFT? SIMULATED SPACE MISSION
ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO METEORS
SEE ALSO PLANETS
SEE ALSO SPACE RESEARCH
SEE ALSO STARS
SEE ALSO THREE-COLLEGE OBSERVATORY CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM
VENUS WILL PASS MARS TWICE
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ATCOMi INC.
FAST-GROWING PRIVATE N.C.
COMPANIES LISTED
ATHENS. GREECE
SEE ALSO GREECE
ATHENS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SECURITY IDENTIFICATION GUIDE (CARTOONI
ATHEROSCLEROSIS
OOMINANT MALE MONKEYS FOUNO SUFFERING MORE ARTERY DISEASE
ATHLETES
SEE ALSO MVP ATHLETIC NETWORK
CHANGES NEAR IMPLEMENTATION
NOBODY'S WORTHLESS
PUBLICITY IS THE PRICE OF STARDOM IN ATHLETICS
OUKE IS SERVING WELL ITS S TUDENT- ATHL ETES
PANEL SET UP TO AOVISE PROSPECTIVE PRO ATHLETES
ATHLETES. ACAOEMIC STANDAROS
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 48
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. SPORTS A
SEE ALSO SPORTS. ACAOEMIC COUNSf
STRICTER ACADEMIC STANDAROS NE
STATE BOARD APPROVES PLAN TO P
VALVANO: COUNSELING NEEOEO FOR
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OFFICIALS REACT POORLY TO UNFO
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•GOODEMOCRATS' AT WORK
NCSU STANDAROS THREATENED
IF IT HADN'T BEEN WASHBURN...
FRIDAY WANTS HIGHER STANDARDS
UNC OFFICIALS UPSET OVER SAT P
MOVE TO SET SAT LIMIT FACES RU
UNC COACH SMITH CRITICAL OF OV
SANFORD AGREES: FRESHMAN ATHLE
STATE FACULTY SEEKS TOUGHER A3
FRESHMEN TO SIT OUT?
REPORTS OF WASHBURN'S ACADEMIC
INSIDE
FRIDAY BACKS TOUGHER STANDARDS
FRIDAY: ACC SHOULO DROP FROSH
FORMER LAURINBURG DEAN TELLS 0
LAURINBURG GETS NCAA ATTENTION
STATE'S POULTON WANTS SPECIAL
WVU OENIES CHARGES
LET ATHLETES SPEND FIRST YEAR
HELMS FOR PRESIDENT
WASHBURN NOT OUALIFIEO
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SAT LIMIT WOULO HURT OESEGREGA
CObEY URGES BETTER ACADEMIC ST
PRIORITIES WELL PLACED IN NEW
CHANCELLORS TO BE POLLED ON AT
COBEY FAVORS PANEL ON ATHLETIC
NCCU HEAO COOL TO SET SATS
LEGISLATOR SUGGESTS PHASING IN
HOUSE PANEL QUICKLY KILLS 700
TIME FOR RESPONSIBILITY
PROPOSED BAN ON FRESHMEN PLAYE
TOO MANY ATHLETES GETTING EXCE
ATHLETICS COMMITTEE FINDING AP
•PACK'S CASEY SEEKS HINIMUM 80
VIRGINIA AO SAYS CRUM'S REMARX
SMALL SCHOOLS AGAINST 700 SAT
UNC LEADERS WILL SUPPORT NEW 1
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STUDY SHOWS LOW GRADUATION RAT
FRESHMEN ATHLETES CONCERN UNC
UNC MAY RESTRICT FRESHMEN ATHL
ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS
ACADEMICS STILL SUPREME IN OUK
UNC COMMITTEE HEOGES ON ATHLET
COLLEGE OFFICIALS SURRENDER PR
UNC PANEL FUMBLES BALL
COMMITTEE TOLO BOOSTER CLUBS W
NEW RULE PROMPTS A LOOK AT ACC
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CLEMSON OFFICIALS TICKEO OFF B
REPORT: FOUR N.C. STATE ATHLET
SHACKLEFORO TO MISS FIRST SEME
UNC OFFICIAL: DON'T WEAKEN MJN
DELAYING ATHLETIC GLORY
P.M. OIGEST
ARTICLE MAY 'PREVIEW' UNC ATHL
ATHLETIC RECOMMENDATIONS RECEI
ATHLETICS PANEL: PUT CHANCELL3
UNC SEEKS REFORMS IN ATHLETICS
NO ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
LORS
" FOR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
ROVIOE EOUAL EDUCATION
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IN BOOKS
CS STUDY PANEL
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ANOAROS
YOUTH PROGRAM
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MINIMUM
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IC CHANGES
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ECT ON DUKE POLICY
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ETICS REPORT
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
BOARD APPROVES ATHLETICS REPORT
SMITH: COMMITTEE'S REPORT FLAWED
GRAOU'TION RATES REPORTEO
SPORTS. STUDIES CAN MIX
SMITH RENEWS CHALLENGE OF UNC PANEL
A FEW PAID PERFORMERS MAY CURE ATHLETIC ILLS
STUOENT-ATHLETES FACE TIME. ENERGY OEMANDS
EDUCATIDN--THE PRIURITY
GUESS YOUR S.A.T. SCORE (CARTOONI
POULTON IRRITATED BY FOOTBALL STORM
COACH SMITH APPLAUDED
ILL-FOUNDEO CHARGE
MAKING THE GRAOE
TROUBLED CAV GETS LAST WORD AS PLAYER OF YEAR
PROFESSOR RAPS ATHLETES' RATE OF GRADUATION
SCHOOL'S IMAGE A RESULT OF COLLECTIVE IMPRESSIONS
TOUGHER ACAOEMICS BROADEN RECRUITING
ANTHONY IS 0000 EXAMPLE OF COLLEGE STUOENT- ATHLET E
ATHLETES. DRUG ABUSE
SEE DRUG ABUSE. ATHLETES
ATHLETES. HANDICAPPEO
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPEO
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR GAiES
NEW DIRECTIONS. NEW GOALS: STEVE STREATER IS DETERMINED TO WALK AGAIN
JOE RETO HAS PLANS FOR BOOK, SRAO SCHOOL
WHEELCHAIR OLYMPICS WILL BE IN CHAPEL HILL
UNC TO HOST 1186 NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR GAMES
N.C. PHYSICIAN TREATS DEAF ATHLETES IN WORLO GAMES
THERE'S NO HOLDING HIM BACK: ORANGE HIGH FOOTBALL PLAYER VIEWS...
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
SEE ALSO GEORGIA
'...GOT ANY IDEA WHERE I CAN FIND AN HONEST OOCUORAMA?' (CARTOONI
ACC HOPES TO CONQUER ATLANTA
SOME TREYBURN INVESTORS ARE ALSO BACKERS OF 1.500-ACRE ATLANTA PROJECT
OURHAM MAN CHARGEO IN GA . WITH ILLEGAL PRACTICE OF LAW
ATLANTA BRAVES
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RANGERS' PARRI
BRAVES ADD GAR
BRAVES HOPE OR
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USE OF DRINK.
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LLS" SEASON
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ATLANTA FALCONS
BENNETT'S PRO CAREER REACHING CROSSROADS
ATLANTA LIFE
N.C. MUTUAL ENTERS FIGHT FOR COMPANY
ATLANTA RESEARCH PROPERTIES
SOME TREYBURN INVESTORS ARE ALSO BACKERS OF 1,500-ACRE ATLANTA PROJECT
ATLANTIC BANCORPORATION
COMPLAINT: DELAY BIASED BANK'S MERGER
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ATLANTIC CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
STUDY CITES EDUCATION DIFFERENCES IN N.C.
RESEARCH GROUP RAPS EDUCATION PLAN
EOUCATION PLAN DRAWS FIRE
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
WELLS NAM60 TO HONOR LIST
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
STATE ASKS EMORY LAWSUIT BE OROPPEO
CHARLOTTE PAPER TO RETAIN 'ODDS'
THE PUBLIC HAS THE POWER TO HEAL SPORT'S WOUNDS
AGAINST ALL OODS
TECH, ACC'S HOTTEST STOCK, STILL ON RISE
PAPERS CARRYING ODOS TO CONTINUE PRACTICE
CARMICHAEL CUP'S DEMISE A PROOUCT OF ACC'S DIVERSITY
SMALL SCHOOLS AGAINST 700 SAT MINIMUM
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
SEE ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN AWARO
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, ATHLETIC DIRECTORS
ACC ASKS NEWSPAPERS TO DROP ODDS
ATLANTIC COAS
TAR HEEL
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STATE UNABLE TO LURE UNC'S SWOFFORO
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ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
UNC'S WEISS. SURHOFF REPEAT ALL-ACC STATUS
ACC HONORS MCCOLLOM
BASEBALL TOURNEY WILL RETURN HERE: OUKE HAY SKIP IT
TAR HEELS LEAD AREA WITH SEVE>) SELECTIONS IN DRAFT
AREA BASEBALL PLAYERS UP HIGH IN NCAA STATS
TEAM USA HERE; ACC HURLERS OUEL
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL IMENI
ACC HONORS PRICE. THOMAS
JUOGING BY EARLY RETURNS. IT'S LATE PLAY THAT COUNTS
UNC COMPLETES TRIP WITH PRAISE
ACC PLAYERS HAVE HAO HISTORY OF •COURT' TROUBLE
WOLPACK SLIDE CAN BE SLOWEO AGAINST VIRGINIA
STATE. UVA TRY TO ESCAPE ACC 'S CELLAR
ACC HONORS KENNEDY, GREEN
WAKF ROUTS CLEMSON
BOGUES' OEATH THREAT NOT FIRST FOR WAKE ATHLETES
MULLINS HOLOS DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING LEAD
AT RANDOM
THE BEST IN THE ACC AT THE HALFWAY MARK
HOME NO LONGER SWEET WITHIN ACC
ACC GOES FOUR-ON-FOUR WITH 3 R'S IN THE BALANCE
TERPS HOST CAVSi STATE AT TEO
A CRAZY ACC SEASON
TECH'S VICTORY AT UNC NOT A FIRST FOR CREMINS
CLEMSON'S HAMILTON GETS HONOR
ACC BALANCE MAY TIP LEAGUE'S STANOINGS TONIGHT
TERPS CARRY CONFERENCE LEAD TO OUKE
KRZYZEWSKI GIVES REPLY TO STATE PROF
MEAGHER SEEKS ATTENTION FOR GAME'S OTHER ASPECTS
GRANT HELPS CLEMSON ROUT WAKE
UNC RIDES 'UP' CYCLE
UNC CLOSES IN ON LEAGUE LEAD: DUKE. IRISH CLASH
PACK POWERS PAST TAR HEELS
STATE PERSEVERES. GETS BACK IN THE ACC RACE
DUKE'S BILAS HONES UP AS LONG RANGER
DUKE'S HOME DEN HOLOS ACC EOGE
MARSHALL ROOKIE OF WEEK
ACC SNARL GETS UNTANGLED. IF ONLY MOMENTARILY
TECH SEEKS STRONG KICK IN ACC RACE
N.C. STATE CLAIMS SHARE OF ACC LEAO
ACC HEADED TUWARO UNPREDICTABLE FINISH
ACC HONORS CHARLES. LEWIS
ACC'S FIGHT FOR FIRST ENTERS NEXT-TO-LAST ROUND
ACC LEADERS BATTLE FOR NON-EXISTENT TITLE
WHEN IT COMES TO STRENGTH, ACC SCHEDULES HOLO WEIGHT
OURHAM-RALEIGH GREAT PLACE TO LIVE? YOU BET!
THE END. OR BEGINNING OF IT. IS NIGH
UNC'S HEIGHT FORCES DUKE TO HEEL. 78-68
SCOREBOARD ANSWERS ACC RIDDLES
ROCKETING INTO THE BIG TIME
FRIDAY: ACC SHOULD OROP FROSH
A GUESSING GAME:wHO GOES WHERE IN NCAAS?
ACC GETS 5' BIG EAST AND BIG 10. 6
ACC PUTS THREE ON AP ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM
PRO POTENTIAL: NBA'S TOP SCOUT LIKE 4 FROM ACC
MARYLAND'S L EN BIAS NAMED ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
ACC PROUD OF POST-SEASON PICKS
GA. TFCH'S CREMINS. FERRELL HONORED AS ACC COACH ANO ROOKIE OF YEAR
FERRELL ACC'S TOP ROOKIE
NCAA SUBPLOT: ACC. BIG EAST SHOWDOWNS
TAR HEELS' SUCCESS SHOULON'T HAVE BEEN A SURPRISE
•I TAKE IT YOU'VE DECIDED NOT TO WATCH THE FINALS...' (CARTOON!
THE HOOP HABIT
ACC ERASEO TARNISH OF GAMBLING SCANDAL
DUKE'S MEAGHER NAMEO MVP AS ACC WINS SOUTHERN SHOOTOUT
ACC ENJOYS RECORO HARVEST
JUDGE THE HAUL BY THE IMPACT
EVALUATING 1985'S RECRUITING CLASS
OEACS' DEFECTIONS DEPLETE ALRE ADY-OWINOL EO OEPTH
A WEAKER CROP: ACC BASKETBALL TEAMS HOLDING LESS CAROS ...
GREEN TO LEAD ACC DRAFT?
THE PERCENTAGES FOR ACC FOOTBALL
HOOPS STARTING THIS WEEK
IF THE SHOE FITS...
IT'S GREEK TO THEM
ACC HAS ITS SHARE IN PROS
ACC TO REAP RECRUITING HARVEST
ONCE AGAIN, THEY'RE TALKING ACC BASKETBALL
MEDIA PICKS UNC TO WIN ACC HOOPS
ACC HOOPS OESERVE THE HOOPLA
BLUE DEVILS MAKE IT OFFICIAL: HOOPS SEASON IS HERE
LESTER. WILLIAMS LAY LOW: CHRISTIAN CHOOSES TECH
GEORGIA TECH, STATE LAND RECRUITING PRIZES
ACC FRESHMEN TO PAY OFF RIGHT AWAY
THE BEST OF THE PAST
ACC'S BEST GUARDS AN ELITE CORPS
LISTENING IN ON TALK AROUND THE ACC...
TIPOFF '86
MORE QUICKNESS ANO OEPTH MARK BLUE DEVILS' PRIORITIES
LIKE THE CAROLINA PINES. TAR HEELS STANDING TALL
THE NEW SEASON OOESN'T STAAK JP BRIGHTLY FOR OEACS
WOLFPACK WILL BE HOWLING ONCE GEARS START TO MESH
IF PRICE IS RIGHT. JACKETS COULD SALLEY TO 2N0 TITLE
TIGERS NEED SCORING GUARD TO EARN THEIR ACC STRIPES
DRIESELL'S EXCITEMENT THIS YEAR BASEO PURELY ON BIAS
FOR CAVS. IT'S BACKCCOURTI TO SAME PROBLEMS THIS YEAR
BASKETBALL RULESMAKERS STILL TINKERING, ADJUSTING, REFINING
ACC/LISTS
HEELS, PACK, TECH ADO TO THEIR EARLY S1GNINGS
ACC RECRUITING: RICH GET RICHER
CLEMSON PLAYER DENIEO APPEAL 3 F SUSPENSION
ACC RECRUITS MAKE THE GRAOE
HEELS AT HOME, DEVILS VISIT WC M
SYRACUSE PREVENTS FALL SWEEP FOR ACC
WOLFPACK RAMBLES TO LOYOLA WITH REBOUNDING ON ITS MIND
PAIR OF RECORDS FALL IN ACC'S FIRST WEEK
WOLFPACK, DEACONS, TERPS, JACKETS ALL FALL
ACC SPOTLIGHT ON GREENSBORO
GATES OPEN ON ACC RACE
BLUE DEVILS. CAVS OPEN ACC ACTION
FOR COACH. MRS. K. BIG APPLE WIN HAS INTERNATIONAL APPEAL
FRESHMAN BLUES: THAT FIRST YEAR OF ACC EXPERIENCE COULO BE A NIGHTMARE
MARYLAND SflUEEZES PAST W.VA.
ACC BASKETBALL TEAMS TO SAVOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
STRENGTH OF ACC'S SCHOOLS SHOWS IN COMPUTER RANKINGS
CLEMSON'S CAKEWALK COULO MAKE FOR STICKY TIME LATER
STOCKING STUFFERS
THE HOLIDAY DRIBBLE BEGINS
ACC PILES UP THE MILES WITH NON-CONFERENCE JAUNTS
OUKE-UNC MATCHUP LOOMS BIGGER DAILY
DUKE EYES PERFECT END TO 1985
WAKE CLAIMS WIN OVER HAWAII
JACKETS. TIGERS WIN; WAKE FALLS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL (WOMENI
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOLI
UNC'S LEAKE LEADS ACC WOMEN'S TEAM
LEAKE. LEONARD WIN ACC HONORS
DUKE'S FIRST WIN HIGHLIGHTS TOURNEY
DUKE WOMEN BEAT CLEMSON
STATE. UNC ROLL TO TITLE MEETING
STATE NIPS UNC. 81-80. TO CLAIM ACC WOMEN'S TITLE
WOMEN CAGERS SLIGHTED
BOOK ON ACC WOMEN CALLS FOR BETTER BALANCE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL. SHOT CLOCK RULE
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL. RULES ANO REGULATIONS
JUDGING BY EARLY RETURNS. IT'S LATE PLAY THAT COUNTS
ACC COACHES SPLIT ON CLOCK'S TIME ELEMENT
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL OFFICIALS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. OFFICIALS
VALVANO REMARKS ABOUT REFS HAVE ACC ON HIS BACK
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL SCHEDULES
ACC 1985-86 SCHEDULE
ACC TV SCHEOULE
1985-86 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BA
CHARLOTTE'S NEW COLISEUM
GA. TECH ORAWS TOP SEED;
TOURNEY SHAPES UP AS FIV
PLAYOFFS OPEN WITH SURPR
VERSATILE PACK IS TOURNE
HALE. TAR HEELS PEAKING
HANDICAPPING THE ACC FIE
ACC TOURNEY TICKET SEEKE
THE ACC SHOWOOWN
ACC BASKETBALL WARS REOP
TOURNAMENT TIME
PRE-TOURNAMENT COMEDY PR
ACC HOPES TO CONQUER ATL
TOURNEY KEY FOR UNC?
NO HARM, NO FOUL
DUKE'S OPENER: WHEN YOU
UNC GETS TECHNICAL KNOCK
DUKE PLAYS LIKE THE DEVI
OUTSIDE FIREPOWER GIVES
TECH WINS WAR, LOSES BAT
PETWAY IN HOT SEAT FOR T
HEELS CRY 'WOLF' AGAINST
HEELS GET A BREAK, SURVI
OAWKINS DELIVERS FOR OEV
THIS AND THAT. ..FROM THE
FOULS SHACKLE LORENZO CH
WIN COSTLY FOR GEORGIA T
AIRBORNE BATTLE
AT BLUE OEVILS' EXPENSE
UNC'S SUE FORCES TURNOV
UNC, JACKETS TO SETTLE A
IT'S NO TALL TALE. THIS
BURNIN' UP (IN) ATLANTA
ALARIE'S EARLY DEPARTURE
KR2Y2EWSKI MAO AT REFS!
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
'...IN LIKE A BASKETBALL
HAPPY ACC CHAMPS
TECH MARKS END OF ACC ST
THIS TOURNAMENT WAS DALR
GAMBLING WITH NUMBERS. C
DEFENOING TITLE
CHEERING ACC FANS
DUKE, STATE FOCUS ON NCA
DALRYMPLE RALLIES TECH T
IMPATIENCE KEY IN TAR HE
TECH'S STREET FIGHTERS W
GREENSBORO HALTS FREE TI
SKETBALL TOURNEY (MENI
3 YEARS OFF
UNC SECOND, STATE THIRO
E-TEAM RACE
ISE PAIRING OF 4-A GIANTS
Y PICK
FOR TOURNAMENT
LO
RS TRY ANYTHING
EN, WITH NEW PRESSURES
OVIOED BY DUKE COACH
ANTA
RE HOT, YOU'RE HOT
OUT OF WAKE IN OT
LISP IN OUSTING TERPS
PACK A HOLD ON TIGERS
TLE
ECH
OEACS
VE DEACS IN OT
ILS
OMNI
ARLES, BUT WOLFPACK OEPTH SACKS TIGERS
ECH
TECH IN 1ST TITLE GAME
ER IN DEFENSIVE STRATEGY
CC SCORE: HEELS SHACKLE PACK FOR 3RD SHOT.
TALK ABOUT HEIGHT VALUE
GIVES OUKE AN 'OUT OF SYNC
TECH'S JOSEPH LIKES UNC
FEELING
OUT LIKE A BASKETBALL.' ICARTOONI
RUGGLES: JACKETS RALLY PAST UNC. 57-54
YMPLE' S
RENINS HITS THE JACKPOT
BIOS
0 TITLE
EL LOSS
HIP UNC'S UPTOWN GUYS
CKET POLICY FOR ACC TOURNEY
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. COACH OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO SPORTS. COACHES
LEAKE. LEONARO WIN ACC HONORS
OUKE'S LEONARO SEEKING ACC TOURNEY SUCCESS
SMITH, BIAS GET HONORS
CREMINS TOP ACC COACH
GA. TECH'S CREMINS, FERRELL HONORED AS ACC COACH AND ROOKIE OF YEAR
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, CROSS COUNTRY (MENP
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK (MENI
SEE ALSO LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
STATE HOSTS ACC CROSS COUNTRY
ATLANTIC COAST CONF
SEE ALSO ALL ATL
ACC. CBS REACH
ACC. CBS AGREE
ACC FOOTBALL R
CRUM PLEASED W
SPRING FOOTBAL
LOOK FOR OEACS
EX-TULANE STAR
NEW RULE PROMP
ACC GRID COACH
MARYLAND'S ROS
ACC'S BIG FOUR
THE PERCENTAGE
AREA COLLEGE T
AT RANOOM
FOR THE RECORO
BY THE BOOK
BIG FOUR NOT S
ALL IN ALL. AC
HEALTHY GRANTH
19B5 ACC FOOTB
ACC ON THE AIR
ONE IN A MILLI
OFFICIAL GLAD
HOW BAD IS DUK
KICKOFF '85
LIGHTS. TV PLA
ACC TEAMS BANK
OPENING GAMES
DETERMINING W
HEINLE CLOSES
OPENING THOUGH
MARYLANO PLACE
FORMER ACC SUP
THE PICKS
EVEN MATCHES M
OPENING NIGHT:
OPENING NIGHT:
ERENCE, FOOTBALL
ANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM
2-YEAR GRID AGREEMENT
ON TV PACKAGE
ECRUITS
ITH UNC'S SPRING EFFORTS
L? NO REASON TO GET EXCITED
" GREEN TO TAKE GREEN ANO GO
WANTS MSU'S KIRK AS WITNESS
TS A LOOK AT ACC'S FOOTBALL FUTURE
ES SING AN OPTIMISTIC TUNE
S SEES NO.l AS 4EAVY LOAO FOR TERRAPINS
COMING UP SMALL
S FOR ACC FOOTBALL
EAMS START BLOCKING. TACKLING THIS WEEK
0 BIG ANYMORE
C IS UP IN '85
AM KEY FOR OUKE
ALL SCHEOULE
ON
SOME RULES CHANGED
E REALLY GOINT TO BE?
' MAJOR ROLES II SCHEOULE
ON TV EXPOSURE
S AND L'S
GAP FOR STATE'S OB JOB
TS
S FIVE ON PRESEASON TEAM
ERVISOR NORVALL NEVE DIES AT 72
ARK OPENERS
BLUE DEVILS HOST BIG TEN'S WILDCATS
ECU OPENS BAKER ERA AT N.C. STATE
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3/09/85
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3/09/85
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3/09/85
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3/09/85
B
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3/09/85
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3/09/85
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3/09/85
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3/10/85
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3/10/85
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C52
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3/10/85
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3/10/85
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3/10/85
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3/11/85
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3/11/85
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2/27/85
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3/04/85
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3/12/85
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3/13/85
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8/27/85
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8/27/85
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9/06/85
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N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
OPENING NIGHT: UNC UNVEILS NEW OFFENSE AT NAVY
INJURIES HURT TECH'S PREPARATIONS
INJURY BUG HITS DUKE'S GRANTHAM, VIRGINIA'S FORD
THE PICKS
HEELS, DEVILS TRY TOUGHER FOES
OUKE LOOKS GOOD, DESPITE LOSS
MARYLAND, WAKE REGISTER VICTORIES
THE PICKS
BLUE OEVILS HEAVY FAVORITES
SCRAMBLING NOT MUSCHAMP FORTE
VIRGINIA STOPS GEORGIA TECH IN ACC ACTION
WELSH WARY OF CAVALIER ATTITI/1E AGAINST NAVY
TECH'S CURRY: CLEMSON HAS PLENTY TO 8E FIREO UP ABOUT
THE HIGH NOTES
PASS GETTING ITS DAY IN SUN AT ACC SCHOOLS
ACC GRIO NOTES
BIG FOUR REVISITS FORMER LEAGJE
TAR HEELS LOSE HAMILTON FOR SEASON; ROBINSON TIES BEAR'S RECORO
CLEMSON, VIRGINIA ARE SURPRISE LOSERS
CURRY: UNC'S OFFENSE WILL BE "ARD TO STOP
OUKE GETS SHOT AT BEATABLE C AV S
UNC. DUKE HIT THE ROAD
ACC ROOKIES
THE ACC ROLLERCOASTER
PITT SACKS 'PACK; TIGERS NIP CAVALIERS
WAKE 08 UNDERGOES SURGERY; AR«Y CRACKS AP COLLEGE POLL
FORD: OUKE DEFENSE BETTER THAN VIRGINIA'S
ACC GAMES INCLUDE SOME family OUARRELS
UNC'S 'MIGHTY MITE' STANDS OUT
TERPS STILL KING OF ACC OEFENSE
THE PICKS
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS FOR UNC
APEA TEAMS AIM FOR END OF BAD HABITS
I BEAT DRUM!
ACC LOOKS FOR CLEAR PICTURE ON ITS FOOTBALL TV PACKAGE
TIGERS USE GROUND GAME TO TRAMPLE 'PACK
ROSS REFUTES SLOAN'S CLAIM
JACKETS LOOKING FOR A TOUCHDOWN
TIGERS WARY OF WAKE
THE PICKS
BOWLS KEEPING EYE ON TERPS
MONTH OF MISERY OVER FOR BIG FOUR
ACC FOOTBALL BETTER THAN WHAT WE HEAR
CRUM TO WAIT UNTIL SATUROAY ON OB STARTER
RAGGED TIGERS TURN BACK DEACONS
WELSH: CAVALIERS HAVEN'T HIT STRIDE DESPITE CONSECUTIVE WINS
THE PICKS
TIGERS VS. HEELS: PREVIEW '86'
BOWL CHASE LEADS CLEMSON TO UNC, VIRGINIA TO N.C. STATE
SATURDAY'S DETOUR ON ACC BOWL ROAO
MARYLAND, TECH ON TOP OF ACC
THE PICKS
FAMILY FEUOS ORDER OF OAY IN ACC
TERPS "INFORMALLY" ACCEPT CHERRY BID
ACC TO REVIEW CLEMSON CONDUCT VS. MARYLAND
•EMBARRASSED' CLEMSON AWAITS ACC'S DECISION
ACC REPRIMANDS ford, CLEMSON PLAYERS
SUSPENSION FOR 90WL GAME may TEACH PLAYERS LESSON
"...ANO WE ARE ESPECIALLY THANKFUL..." (CARTOON)
TERPS, CAVS WILL DECIDE ACC C'OWN
MARYLAND MARCHES BY CAVS FOR 3 RO STRAIGHT ACC CROHN
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL SCHEOULE
THE 1985 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEOULE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, GOLF I ME N I
BLUE DEVILS RACK PACK WITH 1 T- H I T ATTACK
FIVE ACC TITLES TO BE DECIDEO DURING WEEKEND
TAR HEELS, OEACS FAVORED IN ACC GOLF TOURNAMENT
ACC GOLF
DUKE'S LAPE SHARES LEAD WITH OPENING 68
DUKE GOLFERS HOT ON TECH'S HEELS
TECH USES FINAL ROUND TO CLINCH ACC TOURNEY
JACKETS HOLD OFF DEVILS
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, GOLF (WOMEN!
OUKE'S LAPE SHARES LEAD WITH OPENING 68
CORRIE PACES ACC WOMEN'S GOLF FIELO WITH 73
DUKE WOMEN WIN ACC GOLF TITLE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, LACROSSE
STATE'S CHARLES MVP IN EAST-WEST GAME
UNC STICKS IT TO CAVS FOR SHARE OF ACC TITLE
UNC IN LACROSSE SHOWDOWN AS NUMBER 3 SEEO
FORD WINS ACC HONOR
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD
MARYLAND'S LEN BIAS NAMEO ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
BIAS ACC'S TOP STAR
TROUBLED CAV GETS LAST WORO AS PLAYER OF YEAR
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SOCCER
UNC, STATE WRESTLERS GRAPPLE WITH RANKINGS
STATE HOSTS SOCCER TOURNEY
BLUE DEVILS BOOT UNC-G
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SPORTS
SEE ALSO CARMICHAEL CUP
DRUG SCREENING PROGRAMS BECOMING MORE ABUNDANT IN ACC
OUKE GETS SHOT AT NATIONAL CHAMPS IN SOCCER CHALLENGE
LOVE LEAOS 3Y TWO SHOTS IN TAR HEELS' TOURNEY
THE MCKEVLIN AWARD: AN ACC MYSTERY HONOR
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, SWIMMING (MENI
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
NAVRAT1L0VA DEFEATS EVERT LLOYD FOR LIPTON INTERNATIONAL TITLE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TENNIS CENI
OUKE'S TAYLOR NETS ACC TENNIS FINALS
FIVE ACC TITLES TO BE DECIDEO DURING WEEKEND
TIGER NETTERS IN ACC TENNIS TOURNEY LEAO
TIGERS TAKE 3R0 STRAIGHT TENNIS TITLE
ACC TENNIS CHAMPS
SHELTON. CLEMSON CLAIM ACC TENNIS TITLES
TIGERS COLLECT ANOTHER TITLE
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TENNIS (WOMENI
80RGIANI RALLIES, BEATS TAYLOR
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK (MgNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, TRACK IMENI
SEE ALSO TRACK
BLUE DEVILS RACK PACK WITH 1 7- H I T ATTACK
FIVE ACC TITLES TO BE DECIDED DURING WEEKENO
WOLFPACK HARRIERS TAKE EARLY LEAO
PACK SPRINT STAR TO CHASE ANOTHER ACC TRACK TRIPLE
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9/13/R5
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9/13/85
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9/16/85
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9/20/85
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9/20/85
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9/23/B5
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9/23/85
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9/24/85
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9/25/85
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9/26/85
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9/26/85
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9/26/R5
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9/27/85
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9/30/85
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9/30/85
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10/02/85
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10/04/85
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10/05/85
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10/10/85
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10/14/85
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10/14/85
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10/15/85
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10/16/85
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H 2
10/19/85
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10/21/85
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10/25/85
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10/25/85
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10/25/85
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10/26/85
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10/26/85
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10/27/85
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10/28/R5
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10/30/85
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10/30/85
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S 2
10/31/85
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S 2
11/01/85
D
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11/01/85
D
1
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H 2
11/02/85
D
1
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071
H 2
11/04/85
0
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H 2
11/04/85
D
1
N
S 2
11/04/85
0
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H 2
11/05/85
D
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U/08/85
D
1
U
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S 2
11/08/85
D
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H 2
11/09/85
D
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H 2
11/11/85
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11/11/85
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S 2
11/15/85
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11/16/85
0
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S 2
11/18/85
D
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N
H 2
11/19/85
C
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H 2
11/20/85
3
3
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H 2
11/21/85
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S 2
11/27/85
A
4
6
H 2
11/28/85
A
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11/29/85
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11/30/85
D
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H 2 8/27/85 0 31 C I
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H 2
3/31/85 C
4/17/85 B
4/19/85 C
4/20/85 A
4/20/85 D
4/21/85 C
4/22/85 B
4/22/85 0
N
N C49
N C49
4/20/85 D I
4/21/85 C 4
4/22/85 8 2
4/01/85 B 3 P N
4/29/85 C 1 N C52
5/13/85 B 2 N C52
6/04/85 D 4 N
3/12/85 D 1
3/12/85 0 4
11/27/95 B 2
1/23/85 B 2
1/26/85 A 10
9/07/85 0 2
N C52
N
2 2/04/85 B 2
2 3/21/95 0 1
2 4/13/85 C 2
2 6/16/85 C 1
H 2 2/17/85 C
4/14/95
4/17/95
4/19/85
4/20/85
4/21/85
4/21/85
4/22/95
N C52
N
M 2 4/15/85
H 2 3/31/95 C 7 P N
H 2 4/17/85 B 2 N C52
H 2 4/13/85 D 3 N
H 2 4/19/95 C 1 P N M71
MONTHLY/A
N 0 E X
12/31/85
PACE el
1/16/86
IN WASHINGTON
HEPTATHLON RECORD FALLS IN ACC MEET
ACC TRACK RECORDS FALL
ACC TRACK
RUNNER'S BLUNOER TRIMS PACK'S LEAO
N.C. STATE RUNS OFF WITH ACC TRACK TITLE: CLEMSON FRESHMAN OOMINATES.
DEPTH HELPS WOLFPACK EARN 4TH CHAMPIONSHIP
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK IWOMENI
SEE ALSO TRACK
HEPTATHLON RECORD FALLS IN ACC MEET
ACC TRACK RECOROS FALL
DEPTH HELPS WOLFPACK EARN 4TH CHAMPIONSHIP
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SEE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL (WOMENI
SEE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL: SEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNOER EACH SCHOOLI
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ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ATLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
ATLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SPORTS, REPORTERS
CREHINS TOP ACC COACH
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ATLANTIC RICHFIELD
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ATOMIC B0M9S
SEE ALSO ATOMIC TESTS
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO JAPAN
SEE ALSO NAGASAKI, JAPAN
THE KEYS TO HELL
IT WAS THE MOST TERRIFYING SIGHT HE HAD EVER SEEN
STIFLE IT, MR. NIXON
FILMS FOCUS ON FIRST USE OF ATOMIC BOMB
U.S. OFFER KAYOS REDS
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THE DAY THE WAR STOPPED
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BOMB SAVED SOME OF YESTEROAY'S CHILDREN
EDITORIAL HYSTERICS
ATOMIC SAFETY LICENSING BOARO
SHEARON HARRIS ALLEGATIONS REJECTED BY FEOERAL AGENCY
ATOMIC TESTS
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR BOMBS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
SEE ALSO RADIATION
IT WAS THE MOST TERRIFYING SIGHT HE HAD EVER SEEN
AUBURN UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
TIGERS' SMITH HANGS ON FOR ALL HE'S WORTH
AUBURN LAUGHS ALONG
HEELS LOOKING TO SHOW HEART IN THE HEART OF DIXIE
AUBURN TO GAMBLE ON RUNNING GAME?
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SOUTHEAST STAGE SET, BUT MAIN DRAMA ABSENT
UNC, AUBURN STRIVE FOR HIGHEST PEAK
AUBURN: NOTHING TO LOSE VS. UNC
HEELS ONE WIN AWAY FROM FINAL FOUR
TAR HEELS HOLD OFF AUBURN TO "ARE SOUTHEAST FINAL
AUBURN'S PERSON: LATE CALL WAS THE RIGHT ONE
AUBURN UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ECU PIRATES CATCH AUBURN ON RE BOUNO
MARYLAND, TECH ON TOP OF ACC
AUCTIONEERS
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SEE ALSO NEW HOPE AUOUBON SOCIETY
AUOUBON HONORS OUKE BOOKS
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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AUDUBON SOCIETY SPONSORS DUKE PRESS SERIES
STATE FOREST DEVELOPMENT AT JTRQAN TO BEGIN IN SPRING
CAMPGROUND PLANNED NEAR EAGLE ROOST
AURORA RESTAURANT
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORANGE EATERIES
AUSTRALIA
CHILDREN'S ART HERE t. DOWN UNDER
TAR HEEL TASTE TO INVADE AUSTRALIA
AUTHORS
SEE WRITERS. N.C.
AUTISM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GROUP HO* E FOR THE AUTISTIC. INC.
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN
SEE ALSO N.C. SOCIETY FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN
SEE ALSO TEACCH (TREATMENT C EDJCAT10N OF AUTISTIC t COMMUN. HANDICAPPED
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS EXTENDED
AUTISTIC CHILD FOUNO SAFE AT CREEK
A PAT ON THE RACK
GROUP-HOME PLAN ANGERS RESIDENTS
HOMEOWNERS WON'T SUE OVER GROUP HOME
GROUP HOME PLANS PROCEEDING OE SPITE TRAPPERS CREEK MEETING
NEW HOUSE NOT BIG ENOUGH
GROUP HOME HAS ADEUUATE SPACE
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS
IT'S AUTISTIC CHILDREN'S WEEK
HOMEOWNERS HOPE TO STALL OPENING OF TRAPPER'S CREEK GROUP HOME
HOMEOWNERS TO ASK GROUP-HOME DELAY
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS SAVES TAX DOLLARS
DURHAM COUNTY WON'T DELAY GR OJ P HOME
AUTISTIC GROUP HOME POLICY TO BE REVIEwEO
GROUP HOME COSTS LOWER
RECORD SET STRAIGHT
AUTO HEADLIGHTS
SEE HEADLIGHTS
AUTO INOUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
JURY INDICTS N.C. MAN IN CAR IMPORTING CASE
AUTO INSPECTION
CARE SAFETY INSPECTION A TRYING EXPERIENCE
SAFETY STUDY RAPS DRIVER TRAINING. INSPECTIONS
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RANCE
SO AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
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SO CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE
SO INSURANCE
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E PASSES BILL TO CHANGE DAMAGES LAW
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NESS HIGHLIGHTS: NOPTH CAROLINA
ERS SEEK TO REVIVE COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL
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BOOSTS ASKED FOR AUTO INSURANCE
EO TRUCKS CAN CAUSE CRACKED WINOSHIELOS
CLAIMS MAY GO TO ARBITRATORS
AUTO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
LONG ACCEPTS 4.41 RATE INCREASE ON AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE IN N.C.
INSURERS KEY TO BELT USE
HEARING SCHEDULEO ON AUTO INSURANCE RATE REOUEST
AUTO INSURANCE RATE HIKE QUESTIONED
COMMISSIONER OKS 10.45! AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE HIKE
AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY SETS SURCHARGE
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE
N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY SETS SURCHARGE
LONG ACCEPTS 4.4X RATE INCREASE ON AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE IN N.C.
RATE BOOSTS ASKED FOR AUTO INSURANCE
AUTO MAINTENANCE
CAR CARE '85 KNOWS NO SEASON
AUTO RACING
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
P.M. OIGEST
AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
STATE MAY COLLECT PROPERTY TAX ON CARS WITH REGISTRATION FEE
IT'S STICKER TIME AGAIN - FOR VEHICLES IN CARRBORO
CITY TO TRY AGAIN ON HIKING FEES FOR CAR REGISTRATION
OURHAM WILL NEED FUNDS FROM HIGHER VEHICLE FEE
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE FDR VEHICLES
HANCICAPPED LAW PLAN SPARKS SPAT ON COUNCIL
AUTO REPAIR
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AUTO WARRANTIES
SEE ALSO AUTOS. LEMONS
THESE HANOYWOMEN ARE NO FOOLS WITH TOOLS
WHERE'S JASPER WHEN YOU NEED him?
CAR CARE '85 KNOWS NO SEASON
CONSPIRACY SCORECARO: PHONES. PARKING, RECYCLED ELECTRICITY
INSIOE
AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO AUTO TURN SIGNALS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
UNC STUDY: CRASH TESTS UNRELIABLE CAR SAFETY GAUGE
OARK WINOOWS A DANGER
CHILDREN WORTH SEAT LAW
LAWS WON'T MAKE CARS SAFE ENOUGH
AUTO TAXES
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SUBJECTS
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SEE MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
AUTO TURN SIGNALS
SEE ALSO AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
GIVE US A SIGNAL
AUTO WARRANTIES
SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PROTECTION
FEDS FORCE USED-CAR DEALERS T3 PUT TERMS IN WRITING
AUTOCUER
SEE ALSO OEAF
COMPUTERIZED EYEGLASSES HELP DEAF SEE SPEECH
AUTOGRAPHS
ANOTHER PRESIDENT'S SIGNATURE
AUTOMATED MAILING MACHINE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
AIMING FOR EFFICIENCY
AUTOMATIC BANK TELLERS
SEE ALSO Banks, DURHAM
IS NOW RIGHT TIME TO BUY A HOME?
AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIPS
SEE AUTOS, DEALERS
AUTOPSIES
SEE ALSO CADAVERS
MAN PLEAOS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER IN BABY'S DEATH
WRIGHT CHARGEO WITH MUROER
TAR HEEL GIVES OUKE SIO MILLION
GIFT TO HELP OUKE SOLVE BRAIN DISEASE MYSTERIES
AIDS SCARE CHANGES WAY BODIES HANDLED
AUTOS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MOTORS CORP.
SEE ALSO CHRYSLER CORP.
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TANKS
SEE ALSO GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO ROLLS-ROYCE
SEE ALSO TOYOTAS
SEE ALSO USEO CAR OEALERS
SEE ALSO WINOSHIELOS
CAR SMUGGLING GROWING
ECONOMIC HUES
LEGISLATORS SCRAP STUOY OF STATE PERSONNEL POLICY
VOLUNTEERS CLEAR ISLAND EYESORE OF JUNKED AUTOS
AUTOS, ABANDONED
ABANOONEO AUTOMOBILES
AUTOS, ANTIQUE
SEE ALSO ANTIQUES
FREELAND'S CARS ROLL AGAIN
N.C. COUPLE COLLECTS CLASSIC CARS
AUTOS, 8LUE LIGHTS
SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS
SEE ALSO RAPE, N.C.
IMPERSONATING OFFICER NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY HERE
AUTOS, BREAKING AND ENTERING
SEE BREAKING ANO ENTERING, AUTOS
AUTOS, CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
•DOCTOR RICE' HELPS, BUT MOM DELIVERS HER FIRST - A BOY
TRAFFIC DELAYS MOM, BUT NOT BABY BOY
AUTOS, DEALERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, SALES
SEE ALSO USED CAR OEALERS
ATTORNEY GENERAL SUES AUTO DEALER
OEALERS: STRIKE COULO HIKE Cap PRICES
STRIKE DOESN'T HURT CAR SALES
NON-UNION ORIVERS SENT TO GET CARS AT DISTRIBUTION SITE
CAR DEALERS SAY OFFERS HELP SALES
AUTO PARTS DEALERS AREN'T ANSWERING SEAT BELT DEMAND
DEALER INCENTIVES KEY TO DURHAM CAR SALES
3 TEENS ACCUSED OF CAR BREAK-INS AT DEALERSHIP
AUTOS, OURHAM
SEE MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
AUTOS, FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
OFFICER PULLS GIRL FROM BURNING CAR
MAN SET AFIRE IN HIS CAR STILL ON 'CRITICAL' LIST
MAN BURNEO IN CAR SET FIRE HHSELF, INVESTIGATOR SAYS
MAN POLICE SAY SET HIMSELF ON FIRE HAS DIED AT OUKE MEDICAL CENTER
AUTO BURSTS INTO FLAMES ON HIGHWAY
CAR FIRE
MAN HELPEO IN CAR FIRE
AUTOS, INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
DEALER INCENTIVES KEY TO DURHAM CAR SALES
AUTOS, LEMONS
SEE ALSO AUTO REPAIR
•LEMON-AID' HELPING DISGRUNTLED CAR BUYERS
•LEMON LAW- ENCOUNTERS OPPOSITION
AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM COUNTY
STATE MAY COLLECT PROPERTY TAX ON CARS WITH REGISTRATION FEE
PLAN MAY SOLVE PROBLEM OF AUTO-TAX COLLECTIONS
AUTOS, RECALL
SEE AMERICAN MOTORS CORP.
SEE AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS I
SEE CHRYSLER CORP.
SEE FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE GENERAL MOTORS
AUTOS, RENTAL
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ly/annual Index
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 54
1/16/96
VING STOLEN CAR
NG CAR
CHARGES
AR
ART
AM TRUCK
PUR SUIT
MAGING CARS
OLEN
WITH AUTO LARCENY MISSING
ARGES
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
AFTER SLAYING FOUNO IN HENDERSON
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LEN CAR; WAS A FUGITIVE
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CHASE
TOLEN FROM CARS
TER CHASE
E. SUICIOE THREAT
OF 2ND CAR THEFT
CHARGES
EAN FOR BUSINESS COMMUNITY?
t STATE LAW SAYS THEY AREN'T STOLEN
FIRM OFFERS RENTAL CAR, MEAL FOR LOANED OIESEL
AUTOS. SAFETY
SEE AUTO SAFETY
AUTOS. SALES
SEE ALSO AUTOS. DEALERS
DURHAM USED-CAR BUYERS TO GET HELP
FEDS FORCE USED-CAR DEALERS TO PUT TERMS IN WRITING
JURY INOICTS N.C. MAN IN CAR IMPORTING CASE
DEALERS: STRIKE COULD HIKE CAR PRICES
STRIKE DOESN'T HURT CAR SALES
CAR DEALERS SAY OFFERS HELP SALES
OEALER INCENTIVES KEY TO OURHAM CAR SALES
AUTOS. THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRUCKS. THEFTS
CAR IS STOLEN
CAR IS REPURTEO STOLEN
MAN FACES CHARGE OF THEFT. ASSAULT
MAN CHARGED IN CAR THEFT
STOLEN CAR SOUGHT
WOMAN'S CAR IS FOUNO
CAR REPORTED STOLEN
CAR THEFT IS PROBED
AUTO REPORTEO STOLEN
ORANGE MAN CHARGEO WITH HA
MAN IS CHARGED WITH STEALI
MAN RECEIVES LOOGING - ANO
THEFTS PROBED
APOLOGETIC THIEF RETURNS C
CAR THIEF HAS CHANGE OF HE
THIEVES 'COOL OFF' ICE CRE
BALANCE BEST FOR OMV
FATHER FINDS WRONG BOY IN
AUTO THEFT REPORTED
EFLANO MAN'S TRUCK STOLEN
CAR TAKEN FROM HOME
TEEN LEAOS LAW OFFICERS IN
TWO TEEN-AGERS HELD FOR DA
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN'S CAR ST
POLICE REPORT MAN CHARGEO
MOTORIST FACES MULTIPLE CH
MAN CHARGEO WITH CAR THEFT
AUTOMOBILE BELIEVED STOLEN
OFFICER HURT DURING CHASE
DURHAM POLICE OFFICER IS I
WOMAN TAKES POLICE CAR ANO
POLICE CAPTURE MAN ORIVING
MAN CHARGED WITH CAR THEFT
POLICE SEEK MAN AFTER THEF
POLICE RECOVER 3 POCKETBOO
CARRBORO TEEN-AGER ARRESTE
ARMED TEEN ARRESTED AFTER
VANCE OFFICERS SUSPECT ESC
MAN HELD IN SLAYING FACES
WHAT OOES MAYOR-ELECT GULL
WHEN LOANEO CARS GET LONG
MAN FINOS TIRES GONE FROM
MAN LEAOS POLICE ON CHASE
AUTOS. VANOALISM
SEE ALSO VANOALISM. DURHAM
10 CAR WINDOWS SMASHED IN SPREE OF BRICK THROWING
TWO TEEN-AGERS HELD FDR DAMAGING CARS
VANDALS HIT CARS. TRUCKS
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH VANOALIZING CARS
VANDALS SLASH TIRES
VANDALS HIT CARS. TRUCK IN DURHAM
VANDALS CONTINUE TO ATTACK AUTOS
AUTUMN FEST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
MEBANE FESTIVAL SCHEOULEO TODAY
AVALANCHE
KINSTON WOMAN BURIED IN UTAH AVALANCE DIES
AVIATION GROUP INC.
RALEIGH FIRM'S EARNINGS TAKE OFF
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FIRING PEOPLE: IT'S MORE THAN TAKING THEIR PHONE AwAY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NOTICE OF OFFER TO PURCHASE. .. COMMON STOCK OF THE AVIATION GROUP.
AVON. N.C.
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT SURVIVES IN TOWN BATTERED BY HURRICANE
AVONDALE MANOR APARTMENTS
STATE AID FAVORED IN AVONDALE MANOR PROJECT
APARTMENTS PROPDSEO FOR CAMDEN Ave. -1-85
DURHAM PANEL BACKS CAMOEN AVE. HOUSING
GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES ANGER
OPPOSITION RISES TO CAMOEN APARTMENTS
DURHAM TOWNHOUSE S GET OK
COUNCIL FAVORED 104 APARTMENTS. BUT REJECTS EIGHT MORE IN PROJECT
APARTMENT PLANS PARED
ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL. AWARDS
BARLETT DURHAM AWARD
C. KNOX MASSEY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
CIVIC HONOR AWARDS
DISTINGUISHED COMMUNITY SERVICE award
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AwARD FOR WOMEN
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN OF N.C.
DUKE UNIV.. AWARDS
DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWARDS
OUKE UNIV. PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. AWAROS
FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
GRAMMY AWAROS
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF N.C INC.
JIM VALVANO OUTSTANDING PERSON AWARO
KALEIDOSCOPE AWARD
MINORITY CONTRACTOR UTILIZATION AWARO
MORRISON AWARO
MURPHY PRIZE
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. AWAROS
N.C. PRIZE
0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
AWAROS
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1/21/95
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1/26/85
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1/30/85
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2/12/85
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2/27/85
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2/28/95
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3/04/85
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3/28/85
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4/03/85
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4/19/85
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5/03/85
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5/04/85
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7/30/95
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8/01/85
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8/12/85
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8/12/85
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8/16/85
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8/25/85
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10/01/85
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10/19/85
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10/20/85
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11/07/85
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11/10/85
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11/26/85
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12/02/85
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12/30/85
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4/22/85
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11/12/85
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
SUBJECTS
PAGE 55
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S
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AWARDS
CHANCFLLOR'S ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING YOUNG EDUCATOR
SEE ALSO OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMEN OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO PATTERSON MEDAL
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO REWARD
SEE ALSO ROBERT F. KENNEDY JOURNALISM AWARDS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE AL S3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
SEE ALSO TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO THOM MCAN FOOTBALL TROPHY
SEE ALSO THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARO (UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT AWARDS
SEE ALSO TYLER PRIZE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. UNIV. AWARO
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL.
SEE ALSO WILLIAM A. KIRKLANO AWARO
SEE ALSO WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE AWARD
SEE ALSO WOLF PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY
CARTER TO GET METHODIST PEACE AWARO
N.C. HISTORY SERIES WINS AWARD
MUNICIPAL WORKERS RECOGNIZEO
METHODIST AWARO GOES TO CARTE*
PORTER GETS AWARD
RURITAN AWARDS
OUKE OCEANOGRAPHER AWARDED (330.000
AWAROS
YOUNG ARTISTS WIN AWARDS
WINNERS
RECEIVES RECOGNITION
KERR LAKE CLEANUP WINS AWAROS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO HONORS COUNSELOR
PROFESSOR IS GIVEN AWARD
RETIRED PROF GIVEN CHURCH LAYMAN AWARO
DURHAM SENIORS ARE IN SEMIFINALS OF MERIT PROGRAM
MAGSAMEN GETS MEOAL
VALVANO AWARO GIVEN TO MAN FROM ABERDEEN
DEPASOUALE IS GIVEN HONOR
LENOIR STUDENT WINS STATE PRELIMINARY
RFP. BROYHILL. CAMERON GIVEN BUSINESS AWARD
AWAROS TO BE OFFERED CHEMISTRY TEACHERS
GET HISTORY AWARDS
OEVOS GETS GRANT
SEMANS GETS AWARO FOR SERVICE FROM SORORITY CHAPTER AT UNC
FRIDAY GETS AWARO
FIRMS NOMINATED FOR HONORS
MRS. SEMANS GETS AWARD FOR SERVICE
ALAMANCE INDUSTRIES BEING H0N3RE0 FOR ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
STUOENTS GIVEN AWAROS FOR SERVICE
FOR CITIZENSHIP
OUKE PUBLICATION WINS BOOK AWARO
N.C. NEWSPAPER. 'FRONTLINE' WIN MEDIA AWAROS
GREENFIELD GETS AWARO
POUAGARE GETS RESEARCH AWARDS
BUSINESS C PROFESSIONAL CHAIN PRESENTS AWARDS
JANE DAVIS WINS PLANNING AWARO
JANE OAVIS IS NAMED OUTSTANDING OFFICIAL
IVEY WINS OALE AWARO IN MATH
HOUSING AUTHORITY BANQUET SCHEOULEO FOR FRIOAY
WRITERS CLUB TO HOLD AWAROS DINNER MAY 1*
RECEIVES BUSINESS AWARO
RECEIVES AWARO
HONORS GRAOUATES
SAFETY WINNERS
OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEES
DESIGN AWARO TO VET SCHOOL
UNC OOCTORAL STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AWAROS
HELLENIC LADIES. TEACHER OLIVIA WU GET TASTEMAKERS
AWARD WINNERS
FOR GOLDEN DEEOS
AREA FIRMS. AGENCIES TO BE HONORED FOR ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
GOOO CITIZENS
5.100,000 WOLF PRIZE
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
JACOBS WINS RESEARCH AWARO
ECCHLEPP GETS ALUMNI HONOR FOR SERVICE
REAGAN HONORS OUKE POWER. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
NATIONAL MS AWARO WINNER SAYS WORK IS ITS OWN REWARO
LAWYERS GROUP TO GIVE AWARO TO OURHAM RESIDENT
CHIEF PEOIATRIC RESIDENT RECEIVES CURNEN BOOK AWARO
57 WOMEN TO BE HONORED FOR COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
AMERICAN OIABETES ASSN. HONORS UNC PROFESSOR
ROBERT ELLIOTT WINS NUMEROUS AWAROS
FOUNOATION AWAROS GRANTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
N.C. SCHOOL'S 'MAGIC ATMOSPHERE' EARNS IT NATIONAL AWARD
HAMMONOS GIVEN AWARO FOR SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS
ORANGE GETS FOUR AWAROS FROM ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
STUOENT GETS AWARO
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW HIRINGS IN 4TH OUART ER
AWAROS CEREMONY
JOHNSON RECEIVES AWARO
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER WINS TRIANGLE J AWARO
DUKE POWER CO. RECEIVES AWARO FOR RECYCLING
COORDINATING COUNCIL DIRECTOR CITED
AWAROS GIVEN
AWARO WINNERS
RECEIVES AWARD
VOLUNTEER AWAROS
SANFORD GETS AWARO
SERVICE HONOR
EDUCATORS* AWARD GOES TO SANFORO
WTVO PROGRAMS AWARD WINNERS
NORTH CAROLINIANS TO GET HISTORICAL PRESERVATION AWAROS
HAYMAN GIVEN SERVICE AWARO
NOVELIST, DUKE STUOENT RECEIVE STATE AWAROS
UNDERWRITER AWARO
SCIENCE AWARDS GIVEN
DUKE PROF GETS ROBOTICS AWARD
PLAYMAKERS STAGE DIRECTOR RECFIVES AWARO
OURHAM STUOENTS PRESENTED AWARDS
RESEARCH DIRECTOR RECEIVES COMMANDER'S AWARD
AWARO WINNERS
CARRBORO PRINCIPAL GETS ARTS AWARO
COUNTY TO HONOR 400 EMPLOYEES
FARM BUREAU HONORS SEN. SPEEO
CITY RECEIVES HUO AWARD
RECEIVE SERVICE AWAROS
•SPACE SHUTTLE' WINS AWARO
AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WILMINGTON. N.C.
AZALEA FEST APRIL 11-14
OSMONOS IN WILMINGTON
N.C. CALENOAR FULL FOR NEXT WEEKENO
AZALEAS
H 2
1/03/85
A
6
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1/03/85
0
6
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S 2
1/04/85
C
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H 2
1/05/95
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1/07/85
A
3
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H 2
1/10/95
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H 2
1/16/85
A
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1/17/85
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S 2
1/31/85
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1/31/85
A
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F70
S 2
2/08/85
A
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H 1
2/14/85
B
1
N
H 2
2/19/85
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W24
S 2
2/22/85
A
5
N
H 2
2/23/85
A
7
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S 2
2/25/85
a
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S 2
2/26/85
C
3
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H 2
2/29/35
8
2
N
S 2
3/11/95
A
10
N
H 2
3/12/85
c
5
N
H 2
3/17/85
B
a
N
H 2
3/17/85
B
13
N
S 2
3/18/85
C
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P
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K30
S 2
3/19/85
c
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N
S 2
3/22/95
A
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S 2
3/22/85
A
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N
S 2
3/23/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/24/85
B
B
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H I
3/26/85
3
1
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H 2
3/29/85
B
6
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H 2
3/28/85
B
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S 2
3/28/85
B
6
N
H 2
4/05/95
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4/08/85
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4/11/85
A
17
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4/12/85
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4/12/85
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S 2
4/12/95
A
17
N
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S 2
4/13/95
A
17
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H 2
4/19/85
B
7
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4/19/85
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4/19/85
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4/23/85
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4/27/85
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5/01/85
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5/07/85
8
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5/10/95
0
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5/19/85
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13
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5/23/95
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5/25/85
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17
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5/27/95
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5/29/85
6
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5/31/85
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6/01/85
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S 2
6/01/85
A
5
P
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K30
S 2
6/15/85
A
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N
S 2
6/15/85
A
3
N
S 2
6/15/85
A
16
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N
S 2
6/17/85
c
2
N
S 2
6/17/85
c
6
N
H 2
6/19/95
A
7
N
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S 2
6/21/85
B
1
p
N
H 2
6/24/85
A
7
N
S 2
6/26/85
B
1
P
N
S 2
6/27/85
C
1
N
C60
S 2
6/29/85
A
24
N
H 2
7/12/85
B
4
N
H 2
7/26/85
A
B
N
S 2
9/11/95
c
1 1
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H 2
9/12/85
0
7
p
N
S 2
9/18/95
A
2
p
p
T37
S 2
9/23/95
A
5
N
H 2
9/26/95
A
15
N
H 2
9/27/95
A
14
N
H 2
9/27/95
B
5
N
S 2
10/09/95
A
2
P
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F70
S 2
10/11/95
B
2
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K30
S 2
10/24/85
A
2
p
p
S 2
10/25/85
C
6
p
p
K30
S 2
11/01/95
C
1
N
S 2
tl/01/85
c
6
P
p
T37
H 2
11/01/95
B
5
N
H 2
11/07/85
A
1 1
N
S 2
11/07/95
C
5
N
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S 2
11/09/85
A
5
N
H 2
11/09/85
c
3
N
S 2
11/16/85
A
15
p
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M66
S 2
11/21/85
c
5
N
S 2
11/23/85
A
17
N
S 2
11/26/85
A
12
N
S 2
11/26/85
B
6
N
H 2
12/04/85
B
5
P
N
M97
S 2
12/04/85
A
3
p
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M66
H 2
12/12/85
A
19
N
H 2
12/12/85
A
1 9
N
H I
12/12/95
B
1
p
N
H 2
12/13/85
B
1
N
W36
S 2
12/16/85
A
6
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S 2
12/19/85
0
5
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H 2 2/01/85 D 7
H 2 3/08/95 D 7
H 2 4/07/85 0 9
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/81
INDEX
12/31/55
5 U B J e c
FRIENOLY CITY PLANT SALE
AZALEAS: SUBJECT OF JIM DAROEN'S NEW BOOK
G ENTERPRISES
CHARITY FUNO-RAISERS CHALLENGING NEW LAW
G PIPE SHOP, INC.
PIPE SHOP CLOSING
DOWNTOWN SHOP CLOSES
BASF FIBERS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ENKA CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BASF WYANDOTTE CORP.
INDUSTRIES ADD JOBS IN OURHAM
8C HEAOACHE POWDER
WHEN TAKING A POWOER PAYS
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1/03/85
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12/18/85
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1/04/85
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6/22/85
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SEE BELL-NORTHERN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS
CONGRESSMAN ASKS ARMY TO REMOVE HALLUCINOGENIC CHEMICAL AGENT
EPA •PREPARING FOR WORST* ON WARFARE AGENT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
WASTES FROM WARFARE CHEMICAL NEUTRALIZED, PREPARED FOR MOVE
B. B. WALKER SHOE COMPANY IASHEBORD. N.C.)
WORKERS AT N.C. PLANT DISAPPOINTED REAGAN REJECTED SHOE IMPORT LIMITS
B. QALTON BOOKSELLER
PROTEST OF MAGAZINE GOES BEYOND CLOSING
NO ARRESTS FOLLOW PROTEST AT BOOKSTORE
8 PROTESTERS ARE ACCUSED OF TRESPASSING
8 MAGAZINE PROTESTERS PLEAD NO CONTEST
9. EVERETT JOROAN OAM
HOUSE PANEL DILUTES PROPOSED BAN ON PHOSPHATES
B. EVERETT JORDAN LAKE
CITY'S LEAOERS LOOK TO FUTURE
FALLS, JOROAN LAKES INCLUDED IN BUOGET PROPOSAL
CHATHAM TO REPORT ON WATER QUALITY PROTECTION
CORPS OF ENGINEERS SATISFIED WITH FUNOS
BONO ISSUE MAY BE ONLY HOPE FDR PARK FUNOING
JORDAN LAKE IS LABORATORY FOR STUDENTS
WATERSHEO PROPOSAL TO BE AIRED APRIL 23
450 MILLION BONO ISSUE WOULD 3 UY 35,000 ACRES FOR PARKS
WATERSHEO ORDINANCE GETS MIXED REVIEWS AT HEARING
DURHAM ANGLER TAKES SECONO PLACE IN RED MAN TOURNEY AT JORDAN LAKE
LAKE JORDAN FISH KILL PR09E0
FISH KILL CAUSE UNKNOWN AT JOROAN
JOROAN LAKE POPULATION OF BASS OK
OFFICIALS MINIMIZE LAKE FISH KILL
VISTA POINT OPENS
WATERSHEO LAW MISSES TREYBURN, PLANNER SAYS
MEN SIGHT LAKE JOROAN SWAMP CREATURE
RESCUE WORKERS SEARCH JORDAN FOR FISHERMAN
MAN'S CAP IS FOUNO IN LAKE
NAN STILL MISSING
HELICOPTER JOINS SEARCH FOR BODY
MAN'S BODY FOUND
JOROAN LAKE MAY GIVE DRINKING WATER
A MAN WITH PLENTY OF FISHING SPACE
CITIES SHOULO PLAN TO USE JORDAN LAKE
AS MANY AS 32 BALO EAGLES SPOTTED NEAR JOROAN LAKE
BALD EAGLES CALL JOROAN LAKE HOME
TREATMENT PLANTS APPARENTLY LOSS PHOSPHORUS CASE
2 DURHAM SEWAGE PLANTS TOLO TO REMOVE PHOSPHORUS
COST OF PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL HIGH
CHATHAM DEPUTIES RESUME SEARCH AT JOROAN LAKE FOR MISSING MAN
5TH STATE FOREST PLANNED WEST OF JORDAN LAKE
CLAYTON MAN APPARENT JOROAN DROWNING VICTIM
JORDAN BIRO-WATCHERS EAGLE COUNT SOARS
MORE OROWNINGS AT CORPS' LAKES PROMPT WARNING
14 BALD EAGLES SEEN AT FALLS LAKE
WATER NEEDS FORCING DIP INTO JORDAN
STATE'- JOROAN LAKE OK AS WATE* SOURCE
LAKE A BAD DEAL FOR CHATHAM. 90AR0 COMPLAINS
STATE FOREST DEVELOPMENT AT JORDAN TO BEGIN IN SPRING
PANEL ASKS WATERSHED SAFEGUARDS
PART OF LAKE TO BE CLOSED
PART OF JORDAN LAKE TO BE CLOSEO TO PROTECT EAGLES
CAMPGROUND PLANNEO NEAR EAGLE ROOST
AUDUBON OFFICIAL CALLS BOAT BAN TO PROTECT EAGLES UNNECESSARY
EAGLES AND BOATERS CAN SHARE LAKE WITHOUT BAN
EAGLES WILL NEST IF ENCOURAGED
EAGLE PROTECTION ON PANEL'S AGENDA
FOR SAKE OF EAGLES, BAN ON M0T0R30ATS WILL STAND
COBEY WANTS PROOF BOATS harm BALD EAGLES AT LAKE
STUDY TO DETERMINE IMPACT ON EAGLES AT JORDAN LAKE
JORDAN LAKE BOAT BAN SHOULDN'T BE PERMANENT
BOATS OR BIRDS?
PUT BIRDS BEFORE BOATS
CHATHAM ASKING HELP WITH JOROAN LAKE BURDEN
STATE SAYS IT CAN'T HELP CHATHAM WITH LAKE COSTS
B. F. GOOORICH CO.
GOODRICH TO OPEN AIRCRAFT TIRE PLANT
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
OURHAM STARS IN STATE TOURNEY
BABE RUTH CHAMPS
"BABY" [PLAY)
•BABY': PARENTHOOD WITHOUT CLICHES
BABY OREAMS INC.
FIRE CAUSES 11 MILLION IN OAMAGES
REWARD OFFEREO IN ROXBORO FIRE
ROXBORO INDUSTRY SAYS THANKS TO FIREMEN WHO SAVED BUILDING
SWEET DREAMS
BABY SITTERS
YOUNG. WOULD-BE BABYSITTERS GET FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE IN CHILO CARE
SPACES REMAIN AVAILABLE IN BABYSITTING PROGRAM
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SEE ALSO SCHOOLS.
ABY' PREVAILS
CURRICULUM
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ANNUAL INDEX
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SUOJECTS
PAGS 57
1/16/86
LEGISLATIVE INVOLVEMENT IN EDUCATION DEBATED
PANEL LOOKS AT WRITING SPECIFIC EDUCATION PLAN
REVIEW OF PROTESTED CURRICULUM ORDERED
COBLE: SCHOOLS NEED TO RETURN TO BASICS
EDUCATION PLAN HAILED JOYOUSLY
RETURN TO BASICS NEEOED
TEACHER SHORTAGE STARTS TO WORRY OFFICIALS IN STATE
PROMOTION PLAN NEEDS EXPLANATION
REQUIBEO COURSES NOW WILL AID STUDENTS LATER
BACK TO THE FUTURE (FILMI
•FUTURE1 NO '02' - JUST ANOTHER SPIELBERG RE-RUN
HUNGRY FOR MOVIES AFTER FESTIVAL
BACKACHE
SEE ALSO PAIN
TO LEARN ABOUT PAIN, GO TO BACK SCHOOL
HEALTH NIGHT OUT TALK TO FOCUS ON BACKACHES
CAUSES, TREATMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN TO BE EXAMINED
BACKPACKING
SEE ALSO HIKING
SEE ALSO WILDERNESS SURVIVAL
BACKPACKS: JUST THE THING FOR HIKING IN THE WILDS OF ACA0EMIA7
BACTERIA
SEE ALSO COLIFORM BACTERIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES 1SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
SEE ALSO INFECTIONS
BACTERIA USED IN GASOLINE CLEANUP
BACTERIA BLAMED IN DEATH OF DURHAM MAN LAST YEAR
BAD CHECKS
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO CHECKS
ITALIAN MAN ORDERED DEPORTED
BOUNCED CHECK CHARGE EXPLAINED BY SCHOOL LEADER
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON M3ST ABORTION FUNDING
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
SENATE OKS BILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHFCK CHARGES
PANEL OKS BILL TO LET DOCTORS REPORT IMPAIRED ORIVERS
INVENTOPY TAX PROPOSAL 'STILL ALIVE'
BUSINESS BRIEFING: BIZ LINGO: SAN08AG THAT NEXT BEAR HUG
OLO WARRANTS SERVED AFTER INCIOENT
WARRANTS SURFACE AGAINST WILDER
CIVIL MAGISTRATES' SERVICE CRITICIZED
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
BAD DEBTS
SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO N.C., DEBT COLLECTION
PREACHER WITH WATER WOES AGREES TO CITY INSPECTION
AGENCIES HELP PEOPLE CLIMB OUT OF OEBT
BAD OEBTS AT HOSPITAL COULO INCREASE «1 MILLION
THE BAOGETT SISTERS
AT THE GROVE STAGE
BAOISCHE CO.
BAOISCHE EYES ENKA
BAGPIPES
PIPER IS ON LONG TREK TO HELP CANCER SOCIETY
BAHA'I FAITH
BAHA'IS TO CELEBRATE
BAHAMA, N.C.
FIGHT BREWS OVER OUARRY PLAN
A CREATIVE CHRISTMAS
BAHAMA RURITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO RURITAN CLUBS
RURITAN AWAROS
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BAHAMA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
VOTE ON BAHAMA FIRE TAX IS SCHEDULED FOR APRIL
VOTERS MUST REGISTER IN 2 FIRE DISTRICTS
BAHAMA FIRE DISTRICT RESIDENTS TO VOTE TUESDAY ON 5-CENT TAX
TAX FOR BAHAMA FIRE DISTRICT TO BE OECIDEO ON TUESOAY
VOTERS APPROVE BAHAMA FIRE TAX
BAHAMA OKS FIRE TAX DISTRICT
BAIL BONDS
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMgsl
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
DURHAM RAIO BRINGS 49 ARRESTS
NEW RULES OUE FOR MAGISTRATES
MIGISTRATE RECORDS WILL BE TIGHTER
REASSIGNED MAGISTRATE UNAHPPY WITH JUDGE'S 'EFFICIENCY' MOVES
MIXUP LETS MAN GET LOW BOND
A SHABBY REWARD FOR BRAVERY
LOW BONO IS TOO RISKY
BAIL BOND CHANGES TO BENEFIT SCHOOLS
DURHAM BOND HEARINGS INVOLVE HEFTY SUMS
REFUNDS ON BAILS JUOGEO POSSIBLE BLOW TO SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS, BONDSMEN HOPEFUL ABOUT BAIL RULES
LOWER BONO OENIED FOR ALSTON
DURHAM 80NDSHFN CONTINUE STRIKE
DURHAM BONOSMEN CALL STRIKE OVER POLICY ON BAIL FORFEITURES
BAIL STRIKE CONTINUES
BONDSMEN'S STRIKE CONTINUES
TWO BONOSMEN TO RESUME POSTING BONDS; OTHERS MUM
DURHAM BONDSMAN CALLS STRIKE "BASELESS'
SHERIFF SAYS STEPS TO BE TAKEN IF OURHAM JAIL GETS OVERCROWOED
LARGE BAIL JUSTIFIED
PRETRIAL ARTICLES UNFAIR
BONOSMEN BACK ON JOB AS 1-WEE< PROTEST ENOS
JUDGE PUNISHES TARDY DEFENDANTS
JUDGE SETS 15,000 BOND FOR PERRY
OURHAM 80NDSMEN UPSET AGAIN
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
PROMINENCE DETERMINES BOND
SCHOOLS BENEFIT AS BONOSMEN FORFEITURES TRIPLED
BONOSMEN FORFEITURES INCREASE
BONO REDUCED FOR HOLDER FROM 1300.000 TO «50,000
NEW SYSTEM BENEFICIAL TO SCHOOLS ANO COURTS
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONEO- WAS TE OUMPS ADVANCES
MAN'S BONO DOUBLED WHEN HE FAILS TO APPEAR [N COURT
DEFENDANT'S BONO LOWEREO IN SHOOTING
OWI IS A VIOLENT CRIME
OROER BARRING SCHOOL ATTORNEY FROM BOND HEARINGS TO BE SOUGHT
SUSPENSION OF BONO POLICY MAY COST SCHOOLS
JUDGE DOUBLES BONO FOR ASSAULT CHARGES
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POLICE MUM ON WRONG ARREST
UNEQUAL JUSTICE UNFAIR
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DURHAM OFFICIALS TAKE STEPS 1~> END CONTROVERSY ON JAIL OVERCROWOING
JUDGE LABARRE ACTS TO COUNTER HIGH BAIL BHNOS
COURTS TAKE NFEDED STEPS TO PROTECT CITIZENS' RIGHTS
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JAIL ADCPTING NEW PROCEDURES TO AVOID MISTAKES
BONO LOWERED FOR ACCUSED ASSAILANT
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LABARRE: LOW PROFIT STIRS BONO COMPLAINT
BAILIFFS
SEE COURTS.
OURHAM COUNTY. BAILIFFS
BAINBRIOGE IN THE PARK
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
APARTMENT COMPLEX NEARS COMPLETION IN DURHAM
BAINBRIOGE DEVELOPMENT TO BE READY THIS FALL
BAKATSIAS IOURHAM, N.C.I
3AKATSIAS BUYS SAVOY
BAKERIES. OURHAM
MA BROWN: WHEN SHE WAS LITTLE, HER BROTHER BOUNCEO HER
BAGEL SHOP IS MOVING
BALANCED GROWTH
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
BALO
SEE BALDNESS
BALD EAGLE
SEE EAGLES
BALDNESS
SEE ALSO HAIR
IN MOREHEAD CITY, SKIN IS IN
BEST BALDIE
BALOWIN-UNITED CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BALENTINES CAFETERIA
FIRE HITS RESTAURANT AT NORTHGATE MALL
BALI CO.
THIEVES TAKE LINGERIE FROM PLANT
BALLET
SEE ALSO DANCE
FLANOFRS 3ALLET POSES A PUZZLE NOT WORTH SOLVING
OANCING AS MUCH A PART OF HER LIFE AS CONSTANT PAIN
BALLOONS
MESSAGE BALLOON FOUND
UP, UP AND AWAY
I FOUNO IT
UP, UP AND AWAY
3ALL00N LAUNCH
5,4,3.2.1...
george watts school plans balloon launch
balloon-raising to protest high-rise plan
foes raising trial balloon on plan
ano away they go
balloon causes coma
girl who inhaleo balloon still in coma
SOARING
BALLOON FROM ROANOKE. VA., MAKES 300-MILE TRIP TO N.C.
BALLOONS HELP TREAT HEART ATTACKS
BALLOONS. HOT AIR
SEE HOT AIR BALLOONS
BALLOTS
SEE ALSO CROSS-OVER VOTING
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONEO WASTE OUMPS ADVANCES
BALLROOM OANC ING
SEE ALSO OANCE
BALLROOM DANCING: THE "ROMANCE" MAY BE GAINING
BANANAS
OCTOBER BANANAS
BAND-AIO SURGERY
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
SEE ALSO SURGERY
STUDY: ANESTHESIA CHANGE SUGGESTED
BANOS (MUSICl
SEE ALSO BIG BAND SOUND
SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO marching BANOS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. BANOS
ATLANTA"S MAYS HIGH BANO TO PLAY AT NCCU TODAY
ROCK, DIXON ANO LADO: A MUSICAL JEKYLL-HYOE ACT
HALFTINE FESTIVAL
BANGLADESH
TRAGEDY BOGGLES THE MINO
THE DANGER THAT BINOS
BANISHEO FOOLS
"MASSUE" A SPECTACULAR
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE EN01
8ANK ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
COUNTY CONSIDERS ONE BANK ACCOUNT
STATE SEEKS OWNERS OF $28 MILLION
3ANK DEPOSITS
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3/30/85
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4/13/85
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5/01/85
A
7
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5/11/85
A
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5/11/85
A
3
p
P
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s
7
5/20/85
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2
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5/24/85
B
4
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6/05/85
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6/06/95
A
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H
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6/07/85
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8/18/85
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10/26/85
A
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11/01/95
A
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N
S
2
12/06/85
A
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N
H 2 5/16/85 A 16 N
H 2 5/17/85 0 9 P F W66
S 2 10/09/85 C 1 P P T37
S 2 10/16/85 A 1 N
H 2 3/29/85 B 6
H 2 4/12/85 0 10
H 2 9/20/85 0 5
S 2 5/29/85 A
H 2 5/30/85 A
H 2 1/11/85 D 3 R W66
S 2 7/02/85 0 13 P F
S 2 3/25/85 A I N J56
H 2 5/03/85 A 13 N
BANK FAILURES
SEE BANKS. U.S.
BANK FRAUO
. FAILURES
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/05
PAGE 59
1/16/46
N E
P 0
HUTTON. ANO E.F. HUTTON SAYS I'D IE I FOOL NOT H 2 5/06/B5 A 4 T T R56
H 2 9/07/85 A 10
SEE ALSO FRAUO
"WELL.. .MY BROKER IS E.F.
BANK MERGERS
SEE MERGERS ANO TAKEOVERS
BANK OF PILOT MOUNTAIN
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BANK RECORDS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
SEE ALSO PRIVATE RECORDS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RECORDS
BANKERS GROUP JOINS FIGHT AGAINST POLICE ACCESS TO RECOROS
BANK ROBBERY. CHAPEL HILL
MAN IN JAIL CHARGED WITH BANK ROBBERY
•CON MAN' HELD UP BANK IN CHAPEL HILL. POLICE SAY
ROBBERY SUSPECT TO BE IN COURT TODAY
COURT OATE RESET FOR MAN CHARGED WITH BANK ROBOERY
HEARING SET FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT
HILLSBOROUGH MAN'S HEARING SCHEOULED
ORANGE GRANO JURY RETURNS INOICTMENT IN BANK ROBBERY
JURY CHOSEN FOR GARY CLAYTON'S TRIAL ON BANK ROBBERY CHARGE
JURY SELECTEO FOR CLAYTON TRIAL
•CON MAN' CONVICTED OF ROBBING BANK
CLAYTON GETS 22 YEARS FOR BANK ROBBERY
BANK ROBBERIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARMED R0B8FRY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, OURHAM
BANK ROBBER CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING
MAN CHARGED WITH KIONAPPING FOR OURHAM BANK ROBBERY
OURHAM HEIST SUSPECT NABBEO IS POLICE GARAGE
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH BANK ROBBERY
BUMPING LEO TO SHOOTING OF SUSPECT IN BANK ROBBERY
OURHAM POLICE EXPLAIN CHASE
HIGH-SPEEO AUTO CHASES A NO-WIN STEP FOR POLICE
LOWERY CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY
ACCUSED BANK R08BFR WILL HIRE HIS OWN ATTORNEY
POLICE RIGHT TO CHASE ROBBER
SUSPECT IN CCB BANK ROBBERY TO HIRE OWN DEFENSE LAWYER
POLICE ACTED PROPERLY
, CONSIDERATE ROBBER
ACCUSED 'SENIOR' ROBBERS IN OJRHAM COURT
THE 'GREAT MISTAKE': STILL. LIFE OF HOBO. ROBBER. ETC. WAS EXCITING
LOWERY SAID COMPETENT TO STANO TRIAL
BANK ROBBER MAY GET 40-YEAR SENTENCE
KIDNAPPINGS. BANK ROBBERIES NET MAN 40 YEARS
LOWERY GETS ".0-YEAR TERM
KIDNAPPING BANKER GETS 15-YEAR TERM FOR 'HUMANE' ROBBER
MILLER SENTENCEO TO 15-YEAR TERM FOR KIDNAPPING
A HUMANE BANK ROBBER?
MAN SURRENOERS AFTER STANOOFF AT BUTNER BANK
BANK HOLDUP ATTEMPT ENOS IN ARREST
BANK ROBBED: MAN CAUGHT
DURHAM POLICE ARREST SUSPECT AFTER BRAGTOWN BANK ROBBED
FLA. MAN FACES HEARING IN DURHAM BANK HEIST
BREAK-IN REPORTED AT CCB BRANCH
BANK ROBBERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
POLICE SAY TEST ORIVE WAS TO ROBBERY
MAN ROBS BANK IN BURLINGTON
MAN CHARGED WITH BANK ROBBERY
POLICE FEAR BANK ROBBER LEFT ROMB
THIEF USES FAKE BOMB TO ROB T-IOMASVILLE BANK
GREENSBORO MAN CHARGED WITH BANK ROBBERY
BANK ROBBERY FOILED
MAN SURRENOERS AFTER STANOOFF AT BUTNER BANK
BANK HOLDUP ATTEMPT ENDS IN ARREST
DYNAMITE IS FEARED MISSING
HAN IS ARRESTED FOR FLEEING HOME
BANK HEIST SUSPECT RUNS BY POLICE CAR
EX-POLICE OFFICER CHARGED IN CAYETTEVILLE BANK ROBBERY
FORMER POLICE OFFICER CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY
EX-TROOPER GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN THEFT
ARMED MAN OEMANOS RIDE, LEAVES t 1 00 TOP
BANK ROBBERIES, U.S.
EX-POLICEMAN STILL ON THE RUN 10 YEARS AFTER ESCAPE FROM JAIL
BANK SECRECY ACT
SUSPECTS SOUGHT ON DRUG CHARGES
TOO OFTEN. CRIME PAYS
BANKERS. U.S.
SLOWER GROWTH.
PERIODIC INSTABILITY LIKELY, SAYS BANKER
BANKERS TRUST OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NCNB, S.C. BANK ANNOUNCE MERGER
1100 MILLION SALE
BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. (SEE ALSO MAMES OF BANKS)
SEE ALSO LENDING LAWS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
GENERAL ASSEMBLY may FACE NUMBER OF BANK ISSUES
BUDGET OFFICIAL SUGGESTS CHANGE IN BANK INSURANCE
OUIET WORK DONE TO STAVE OFF BANKING CRISIS
ALERT BANK REGULATORS HELP N.C. DODGE PANIC
N.C. BANKERS ARE DELIGHTED
HIGH COURT'S BANK RULE A BOON TO CUSTOMERS
DUKE ECONOMIST: BANKS IGNORING LAW
OUKE EXPERT SAYS 12 BANKS IGNORING LAW
NADER SAYS FEDERAL POLICY FAVORS BIG BANKS OVER COMMUNITY SCLS
NADER: LOCAL BANKS MORE RESPONSIVE
BANK OFFICIALS SEE LITTLE IMPACT IN JAN. 1 CHANGES
BANKS TO CONTINUE REQUIRING MINIMUM MONEY MARKET OEPOSIT
BANKRUPTCY
SEE ALSO BAD OEBTS
SEE ALSO CHAPTER 13
MAN SEEKING STOCKS THOUGHT TO BE WORTHLESS
FORMER OFFICIAL AT MICA FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
JUOGE FINALLY OKAYS SETTLEMENT IN WASHINGTON GROUP LAWSUITS
VA. GROUP INTERESTED IN GREENSBORO PARK
MANY FARMERS FEAR DEBTS WILL PLOW THEM UNDER
FIRM PLANNING STUDENT CONOOS !N OURHAM FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
OEVELOPER SEEKS REORGANIZATION
9TH ST. FITNESS CENTER CLOSES: OWNERS FILING FOR BANKRUPTCY
NINTH STREET HEALTH CLUB CLOSES
CREDITORS FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
THE SUN BUSINESS: N.C. BANKRUPTCIES FALL 9.2X IN '8*
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4/23/85
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1/10/85
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1/11/85
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1/11/85
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1/30/85
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A 3
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S82
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5/16/85
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5/20/85
A 4
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6/06/85
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10/12/85
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12/07/85
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H 2
1/26/85
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2/05/85
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H 2
2/14/85
A
19
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3/13/85
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3/14/85
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3/15/85
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3/22/85
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H 2
6/07/85
B
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8/31/85
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10/25/85
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H 2
10/31/85
A
12
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10/31/85
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H 2
12/07/B5
A
11
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12/14/85
A
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H 2 6/16/85 8 13 N
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H 2 7/04/85 A 23 N X95
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12/30/85
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12/31/85
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1/06/85 B
9
N
H 2
1/12/85 A
6
N
H 2
2/17/85 0
I 1
N
H 2
2/21/85 A
/ 1
N
H 2
3/04/85 B
1
N
S >
4/26/85 C
1
N
H 2
4/27/85 A
1 1
N
S 7
6/07/85 C
1
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H 2
6/08/P5 3
6
N
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6/13/85 A
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6/15/85 A
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monthly/a
N N U A L
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
ROBERTS LISTS
ROBERTS LISTS
OFFER MADE FOR
•AVERAGE" OURH
FITNESS CENTER
9TH STREET FIT
REPORT EVALUAT
BUSINESS HIGHL
FCX OFFICIALS
FARMERS COOPER
TROUBLED AGR1C
VA. COOPERATIV
FCX NEGOTIATES
PERSON GOLD MI
SUITS ON SMOKI
FARMERS SAY PR
GOLD MINING EF
LANE PROCESSIN
BUSINESS HIGHL
AIRLINE FILES
WHEELER HILL F
FCX LOSES COUR
SARAMAR WORKER
JUDGE APPROVES
JUDGE EXTENOS
BUSINESS HIGHL
JUDGES AOORESS
JUDGES: FARMER
RALEIGH LAWYER
SALE OF BANKRU
TROUBLEO FCX S
BUSINESS HIGHL
FCX LAWYERS FI
FCX WILL CLOSE
12. a MILLION LIS
ASSETS OF U.50D
CENTER
AM EXECUTIVE PRO
HAS BUYER
NESS FIRM OPENS
ES DURHAM'S RETA
IGHTS
DECIDE TO FILE F
ATIVE FILES TO ■
ULTURAL ECONOMY
E INTERESTED IN
INTERIM FINANCI
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FORTS HALTEO
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FARMERS' 8ANKRJ
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SAYS SOME FCX C
PT POULTRY PLANT
ELLING FACILITIE
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LE FOR HEARING 0
NINE STORES
BILITIES IN BANKRUPTCY CASE
OEBTS OF 12.8 MILLION
IL TRAOE
OR BANKRUPTCY
PROTECT ASSETS-
TAKES TOLL ON NATION'S FARM CREDIT SYSTEM
ACQUIRING PART OF FCX
NG AGREEMENT
FIRM FILES FOR A CHAPTER 11
LLIONS OF DOLLARS
RPRISEO THEM
CHATHAM PLANTS
ON
EMS
.000 IN PAYMENTS
R SOME GRAIN
OF INSURANCE COMPANY
PTCY PROBLEMS
AL BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER
HECKS FOR GRAIN BOUNCED
S PLANNED
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6/11/85
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S 2
6/20/95
A
15
N
S 2
6/20/85
C
1
N
C60
H 2
6/23/85
D
11 P
N
L41
S 2
7/09/85
C
1
N
C60
S 2
7/15/85
c
1
N
C60
H 2
8/01/R5
A
19 P
N
L41
H 2
9/07/85
A
10
N
S 2
9/17/85
A
I
N
H 2
9/18/R5
A
1
N
H 2
9/19/85
A
7
N
H 2
9/19/95
A
7
N
H 2
9/20/85
A
9
N
H 2
9/20/85
B
1
N
L40
H 2
9/24/85
A
9
N
H 2
9/24/85
0
4
N
S 2
9/24/85
C
14
N
H 1
9/27/85
e
I
N
H 2
10/08/85
C
2
N
S 2
10/U8/85
C
1
N
J13
H 2
10/09/85
A
13
N
H 2
10/12/85
A
6
N
H 2
10/19/85
c
2
N
H 2
10/26/85
A
5
N
H 2
10/31/85
B
5
N
H 2
11/13/85
C
6
N
S 2
11/13/85
C
13
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
10
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
10
N
H 1
11/19/85
B
1
N
H 2
11/23/85
a
1
N
H 2
11/26/85
C
2
N
H 2
1 1/29/85
6
4
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12/03/85
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TRUST CO.
NK OF N.C.
(OIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP.l
banks. durham
see also automatic bank tellers
see also checking accounts
see also safe oeposit boxes
see also savings accounts
see also savings and loan associations. durham i see also names of individual
banks may agree to special hayti loans s
loans committeo for hayti s
cooperation boosts hayti h
city approves loan plan for hayti homebuyers s
no durham bank branches to be sold s
hayti housing-loan plans approved h
bbct may open ourham branch s
durham banks may help in raising funos for hotel s
wachovia seeks wooocroft branch h
prime dip may boost business in ourham s
naoer: local banks more responsive s
how times 00 change: banking a no business s
bank officials see little impact in jan. 1 changes s
banks to continue requiring minimum money market oeposit _ h
banks. international
three tar heel banks have branch offices far away h
BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO DIRECT OEPOSIT PAY SY ST
SEE ALSO FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND
SEE ALSO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BA
SEE ALSO HOME BANKING
SEE ALSO INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO MORRIS PLAN RANK
SEE ALSO N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATIO
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF BANKING
SEE ALSO NORTHWESTERN BANK
SEE ALSO PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST
2 ECONOMISTS SAY PRIME RATE PR
NCNB TO OFFER HOME BANKING
THREE TAR HEEL BANKS HAVE BRAN
FIRST UNION. NORTHWESTERN TO «
STATE-CHARTERED BANKS GET CLEA
PROSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT CO
COLORCRAFT REPORTS INCREASES I
FIRST CITIZENS TO BUY 34 8RANC
TWO N.C. BANKS CUT PRIME TO 10
STOCK PRICES HIT RECORD HIGH:
PRIME OIP MAY BOOST BUSINESS I
BUSINESS BRIEFING: NEWSLETTER
OUIET WORK DONE TO STAVE OFF 8
LATE LOAN PAYMENTS MEASURE SEN
ALERT BANK REGULATORS HELP N.C
BANKS WARD OFF TAKEOVERS FROM
N.C. BANKERS ARE DELIGHTED
C»IM£ PROTECTION BILL FOR ELD?
PANEL OKS BILL TO LET DOCTORS
MERGER PLANS BY 2 N.C. BANKS S
BANKING MOVES WILL ENRICH SOUT
HOUSE APPROVES BANKS-INSURANCE
CCB TOPS »l BILLION IN ASSETS
NCNB. S.C. BANK ANNOUNCE MERGT
N.C.'S 3 LARGEST BANKS REPORT
COMPLAINT: DELAY BIASED BANK'S
A MONEY-SAVING IDEA
WHAT DOFS MAYOR-ELECT GULLEY M
BANKS BELIEVE THEY CAN HANDLE
ANO TRUST CO. IGENERAL HEAOINGI
OBABLY WILL RISE GRAOUALLY
CH OFFICES FAR AWAY
ERGE
N BILL OF HEALTH
NFIPENTIALITY BILL
N INCOME. SALES
HES
t
2 N.C. BANKS CUT RATE
N OURHAM
RATES NCNB STOCK AS BEST VALUE
ANKING CRISIS
T TO SUBCOMMITTEE
. OOOGE PANIC
OUT OF STATE
RLY OEBATEO
REPORT IMPAIRED DRIVERS
1GNAL START OF INTERSTATE RACE
HEAST
BILL
RECORD EARNINGS
MERGER
EAN FOR BUSINESS COMMUNITY?
TEXTILE LOANS
BANKS. N.C. FOREIGN INVESTMENT
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
BANKS IN FOREIGN OFFICES ENHANCE N.C. ECONOMY
BANKS. N.C SALES ANO EARNINGS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C. PROFITS
EARLY TAR HEEL BANK REPORTS SMOW NET EARNINGS UP 11 TO 42 PERCENT
LARGER TAR HEEL BANKS REPORT INCREASED PROFITS
N.C.'S 3 LARGEST BANKS REPORT RECORD EARNINGS
STATE'S LARGEST BANKS REPORTIVG RECORD SECOND-QUARTER EARNINGS
NINE SMALL N.C. BANKS RATE HIGH IN REPORT ON STRENGTH PROFITS
EARNINGS: NCNB REPORTS NET INCOME INCREASE
EARNINGS: FIRST UNION, NORTHWESTERN FIGURES UP
EARNINGS: MIO-SOUTH BANK'S PRDFITS SOARED 27.1 PERCENT
TAR HEEL BANKS REPORTING INCRFASEO OUARTERLY PROFITS
TAR HEEL BANKS AGGRESSIVE BECAUSE OF HIGH MARKET VALUE. SAYS ANALYST
BANKS. U.S. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF BAN<SI
SEE ALSO BANKING REGULATIONS
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2/26/85
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3/12/85
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3/14/85
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3/28/85
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3/28/85
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3/29/85
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4/06/85
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5/21/85
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5/22/85
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9/24/85
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12/30/85
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12/31/85
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1/17/85
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1/17/85
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19
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1/17/85
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3/05/85
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SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
SEE ALSO FEOERAL RESERVE BANK
SEE ALSO INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO MONEY LAUNDERING
SEE ALSO PRIME INTEREST RATF
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
FOR 13.500, YOU GET 200-PAGE BOOK. PLUS 5 CONSULTING HOURS WITH AUTHORS
CONFIDENCE IN BANKS SOUGHT
HIGH COURT'S BANK RULE A BOON TO CUSTOMERS
TOO OFTEN, CRIME PAYS
NADER SAYS FEDERAL POLICY FAVORS BIG BANKS OVER COMMUNITY SCLS
NADER: LOCAL BANKS MORE RESPONSIVE
HOUSING EXPECTED TO SUSTAIN N.C. ECONOMIC GROWTH
BANKS, U.S., FAILURES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S., FAILURES
OFFICIAL SAYS CLOSING OF OHIO SCLS WON'T AFFECT N.C.
OHIO: NEXT TELLER PLEASE (CARTOON)
CRIME COSTLY TO TAXPAYERS
ALERT BANK REGULATORS HELP N.C. DOOGE PANIC
BANNEO BOOKS
SEE CENSORSHIP
BANNER ELK, N.C.
FORMER BANNER ELK MAYOR SAYS WOOLLY WORMS RIGHT ON WINTER
BAPTIST CATHEDRAL
CHURCH PLANS ACTIVITIES TOMORROW
BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME OF N.C.
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOMES PLANNING RUN AROUND STATE FOR ANNIVERSARY
RUNNING FOR THE CHILDREN
BAPTIST HOSPITAL (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.I
140-MILLION ORIVE FOR CENTER BEGINS
N.C. MEMORIAL JOINS 4-HOSPITAL PROPOSAL FOR HELICOPTER SYSTEM
STATEWIDE MEDICAL AIRLIFT PROPOSED
BAPTISTS
.SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
BILLY GRAHAM SAYS DEVIL MAKES BAPTISTS SOUAeBLE
ACADEMIC NARROW-MINOEONESS
MINISTER TO SEEK SOUTHERN BAPTIST PRESIDENCY
BAPTIST MOOERATES PROTEST PROCEDURES
NAYLOR SAYS CHRISTIANITY ALIVE BEHIND IRON CURTAIN
CHARGE AGAINST BAPTISTS UNFAIR
BAPTISTS APOLOGIZE FOR OOING WRONG LESSON ON SATAN
SHE HAO OEVIL OF A TIME WITH HER 'BOUNCING' CHECK
BAPTISTS: HERESY CHARGE, POSSIBLE LAWSUIT STIR THE FERMENT
BAR EXAMINATIONS (LAW)
SEE N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
BARBECUE
JUST PRACTICING
DEMOCRATS MEET TODAY
FIRE OR FLAME - THAT'S THE QUESTION FOR CIVITAN KINGPINS
CLUB'S 'CUE BIG SUCCESS
10 BARBECUE COOKS VIE FOR 'PIGC
PIG KEPT NICHOLSONS UP ALL MS
HOG DAY IN HILLSBOROUGH DRAWS -
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BARBERS, DURHAM
GROWING UP IS HARO TO 00
BARBERS, N.C.
BARBER SINCE 1919 STILL PLANS
BARBERSHOP QUARTETS
SEE SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION
BARCLAY PUBLISHERS
•LAID-BACK' PUBLISHERS HOPE TO
BAREFOOT
FIR6WALK HIGHLIGHTS FIRM'S MEE
DO HOT FEET SELL HOT WAX?
WHAT KINO OF COMPANY...
BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SISTERS SAY THEY WERE WRONGLY
BARMEN DECLARATION
SOME GERMANS AGAINST HITLER
BARNES SUPPLY CO.
FIRE DESTROYS SHEO AT SUPPLY CC
FIREFIGHTERS OID FINE
DOSSIER: LEE R. "SHORTY" JONES
BARNS
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BARS
SEE ALSO CHAPE
SEE ALSO HAPPY
SEE ALSO L I QUO
HOUSE PROPOS
LEGISLATORS
•HAPPY HOURS
WHERE DOES R
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HEALTH WARNI
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AL FROWNS ON HAPPY
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NG SIGNS IN BARS P
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ING HAPPY HOURS
ROPOSED TO CUT BIRTH DEFECTS
LEGISLATION
RSOAY BUT SOME BARS MAY TRY HAPPY DAYS
BUT HAPPY HOURS ILLEGAL
BARTENDERS
EX-BARTENOER, REFORMED, POURS
NINE BARTENDERS ARRESTED IN PR
BARTENDERS' TIPS TO GO TO HUNG
BOOZE ON STREET
OBE OF DRINK OALES
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6/25/85
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'AGE 62
1/16/86
I T
L Y
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BARLETT DURHAM AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHA-
SANFORD: TREVBURN HAY CREATE JP TO 60,000 JOBS
NYGARO'S ENO 'KILO, FREE'
BAPTLETT YANCEY HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO YANCEYVILLE. N.C.
EXPLOSIVES TAKEN FROM STUDENTS AT BARTLETT YANCEY HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
SEE ALSO ALL-STAR GAME, BASEBALL
SEE ALSO APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO ATLANTA BRAVES
SEE ALSO BABE RUTH LEAGUE
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO DETROIT TIGERS
SEE ALSO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALLi ORAFT
SEE ALSO NEW YORK METS
SEE ALSO NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO PITTSBURGH PIRATES
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASEBALL IS
SEE ALSO SAN CIEGO PAORES
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO U.S. BASEBALL FEOERATIO
SEE ALSO WORLO SERIES
CHAMBLISS PREPARES FUR CHALLEN
FATE THREW A CURVE: WHILE HE A
PLAY EALL. ..ELSEWHERE
BRAVES* 40--AN ROSTER INCLUDES
BURLINGTON STRIKING OUT: EFFCH
PITCHING DEPTH TAP HEELS* BIG
OUKE'S NEW COACH READILY ACCEP
MANTLE AND -AYS RECEIVE DUES
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: COLLEGE 9
NO SPRING CHICKEN: 78-YEAR-OL^
The TRANSFORMATION OF *L.P. S"
A DREAM COME TRUE: DURHAM'S RA
EX-BULL BRIAN FISHER HOPING NJ
BRAVES AWAIT EMERGENCE OF KOM"
FOR BRAVES, HAAS" WORD HAS 9EC
aULLS TO EHPHASUE PITCHING, 0
SIX FORMER DURHAM BULLS ON A TL
SPARKV'S SOLO MOVE BRINGS EX-T
UNRETIRING THOMAS BACK IN BASE
BRAVES, BULLS SET TO SIGN NEW
BASEBALL PICKS
LACKLUSTER HITTING A FAMILY AF
LYNCHBURG DOMINATES LISTING OF
LOTS OF IFS, BUT RALEIGH HAS E
PRO SCOUTS EYE TAR HEEL PTICHE
BULLS DRAWING MOST OF LEAGUE'S
BASEBALL ORUG TESTS APPROVED
POSSIBILITY OF TRIANGLE TRIPL?
SURHOFF NO. 1?
POSEY'S STREAK BRINGS BACK 9RI
REMEMBERING BABE RUTH'S PARTIN
TRADITION CHICKENS OUT
aASEBALL: UNC COACH SAYS SCRAP
BREWERS EYE UNC'S SURHOFF IN 3
TAR HEELS LEAD AREA WITH SEVEN
GAMES, BOOKS, TALES KEEPING AL
MANTLE EXPECTS BASEBALL
BASEBALL NOTES
VERSATILE BULLS MAY GET SHOTS
PIRATFS TO HOLD TRYOUT
BULLS TO BREAK JINX?
EX-BULLS BOSS HOPES HAAS GIVEN
LETTERMAN POKES FUN AT "RAVES'
CL PRESIDENT: RALEIGH'S TALK S
TIMELY HITTING CARRIES DURHAM
BULLS COULD THREATEN CLUB MAR<
AL EAST: PAY TO PLAY
AARON: A STRIKE WOULD PUT A ST
OIAMONO CHIPS
SEVERAL BULLS STRIKE OUT IN SC
TOP BASEBALL PLAYERS IN EXHIBI
THE GREAT CATHARSIS
LOCAL UMPIRE GETS ALL-STAR RES
BULLS' PITCHERS SHOW BENEFITS
NEW CONCEPT BOOSTS CL ALL-STAR
CAROLINA LEAGUE
TAGGING TOOO
TEAM USA RIPS CHAPEL HILL STAR
DIAMOND CHIPS
TEAM USA SHOWS OFF
SURHOFF GARNEOS MCKEVL IN
OIAMOND CHIPS
METS" PHILLIPS SAYS HIDOEN BAL
1"80 PULLS BEAT ODDS, SURPASS
OIAMOND CHIPS
BRAVES TO GIVE SEVEN BULLS CL3
ONLY BAO LUCK COULD EVEN GOODS
BULLS' GROVES PITCHES 1-HITTE'
ATLANTA'S EXPECTED HOUSECLEANI
WINNERS: 'CHARLIE HUSTLE* CLOS
PETE ROSE VS. TY COBB
GOOO MOVES TOO LATE TO SAVE BJ
OIAMONO CHIPS
INOIANS* BUTLER BELIEVES THE E
THE PERFECT VIEW WAS ROSE-COLO
HIT NUMEER *.l*}2 FOR PETE ROSE
PETE ROSE'S SUCCESS GOES BEYON
DIAMOND CHIPS
EX-BULL TU3BS IS ATLANTA'S TOP
"WELL... I RECKON THIS CONFIRM*
ORUGS ANO THE IDOLS
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GIANTS' PITCHING IMPROVEMENT w
THIS ANO THAT
EX-BULL BEHENNA IS WORKING FOR
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: NIGHT BAS
BAILEY BELIEVES HE'S OVEROuE I
BRAVES 'MANAGED' NICE COLLECTI
MAN GETS 48 CASES OF CEREAL F3
HE'LL EAT WHAT BIG 3CYS EAT...
DISCUSSION OF DURHAM'S MOVE UP
AL WORSTS ANO BESTS FROM A LOC
AT LAST THE PAYOFF: 6.912 OUNC
S 2 5/OR/R5 A 1 » N SOR
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EE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
NO JULIUS MOORE GOT BREAKS..
13 FORMER BULLS
TS TO LURE MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL BACK...
STRENGTH IN '85 SEASON
TS DEVIL OF A CHALLENGE
ASEBALL
BRAVES' BATTING INSTRUCTOR LUKE...
ITH:' BULLS* LOSER CONTINUES AMAZING RISE
ZOR SHINES ON THRESHOLO OF.. .CAREER
MBERS AO UP IN HIS FAVOR
INSK
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ANTA BRAVES' ROSTFR
AR HEEL TO TIGERTOWN
BALL
WORKING AGREEMENT
FAIR IN DURHAM
LEAGUE'S BEST PROSPECTS
YE ON BASEBALL TEAM
R
FANS
-A BASEBALL FRANCHISE DISCUSSED
NER'S SURPRISE
G SHOTS
ALUMINUM, BRING BACK WOOD
RAFT
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LEN'S PAST PART OF HIS PRESENT
AT ALL POSITIONS
MORE TIME TO TURN AROUND BRAVES
•TUB OF GOO'
OUNOS GOOD
PAST PENINSULA, 5-3
FOR LOSSES
RIKE AGAINST BASEBALL
OUT'S ESTIMATION
TION AT OAP
PECT
OF NEW ROLES
BUSINESS
L TRICK UPSETS OPPONENTS
MAJOR LEAGUE EXPECTATIONS
SER LOOK IN INSTRUCTIONAL LEAGUE
N'S SCORE
NG COULD PUT PULLS ON HOLD
ING ON 'GEORGIA PEACH'S' MARK
LLS* SEASON
XPERIFNCE OID IT
REO
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D MOST HITS
MINOR LEAGUER FOR "85
BASEBALL'S COCAINE PROBLEM...
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AY TO MEASURE CRAIG'S SUCCESS
RETURN TO HIS OLO FORM
EBALL ISN'T NEW
N OURHAM
ON
R HOME RUN HIT IN 1937
48 CASES WORTH
JUST TALK
AL UMPIRE
ES OF WHEATIES
ICARTOONI
BASEBALL. NO-HIT GAMES
SPARTANS* GOSS THROWS A NO-HITTER AT BULLDOGS
GOSS GETS NO-HITTER
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2/22/85
2/23/85
2/24/85
3/03/95
3/03/85
3/10/85
3/25/85
3/20/85
3/31/B5
4/02/B5
4/03/85
4/04/P5
4/06/95
4/07/85
4/07/85
4/07/85
4/08/85
4/09/85
4/14/85
4/19/85
4/21/95
5/05/85
5/07/85
5/09/95
5/12/85
5/15/95
5/18/85
5/18/85
5/11/85
5/26/85
6/01/95
6/02/85
6/03/85
6/09/85
6/14/85
6/14/85
6/15/85
6/16/55
6/20/85
6/22/95
6/23/85
6/30/85
7/04/85
7/07/85
7/07/85
7/10/85
7/11/85
7/13/85
7/14/85
7/15/85
7/16/85
7/16/85
7/21/85
7/21/85
7/25/85
7/27/85
7/27/85
7/27/85
7/27/85
7/28/85
8/03/85
8/04/85
8/11/85
8/17/85
3/18/B5
6/22/85
8/25/95
8/25/85
8/25/85
B/30/85
9/01/85
9/07/85
9/08/85
9/12/85
9/13/85
9/14/85
9/14/85
9/15/P5
9/15/85
9/17/85
9/17/85
9/22/85
10/10/85
10/13/95
10/18/85
10/20/95
10/27/85
12/06/85
12/07/85
12/15/85
12/25/e5
12/29/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
S 'I H I t I
NO-HITTER, BIZARRE ERROR SEND PANTHERS PACKING
BASEBALL. N.C.
SEE ALSO APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON INDIANS
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RETURNING TO BURLINGTON
BASEBALL. SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO SALARIES. U.S.
OIAMONO CHIPS
IT'S JUST A GAME
NO EASY ANSWER
WHO SHOULD WE BLAME FOR THE STRIKE? MAINLY THE OWNERS
"I MISS THE OLD-TIME LABOR RELATIONS. . ."
DIAMOND CHIPS
GREEOIES
JOHN 0. PUBL IC
INSIDE
S A SUCKER
BASEBALL, STATISTICS
CATCHING ECHOES
GIANTS' PITCHING IMPROVEMENT WAY TO MEASURE CRAIG'S SUCCESS
AN AGFLESS ARM
BASEBALL BATS
BASEBALL: UNC COACH SAYS SCRAP ALUMINUM. BRING BACK WOOO
COACHES STUDY BATS: ALUMINUM VS. WOOD
BASEBALL CAROS
BASEBALL CARD COLLECTORS TURN HOBBY INTO FULL-TIME BUSINESS
BASEBALL HALL OF FAME
WILHELM, BROCK ADDED TO HALL
■AGONY' ENOS FOR SLAUGHTER
ENOS FINALLY GETS BASEBALL'S BIG CALL
ENOS SLAUGHTER FINALLY REACHES LIFE-LONG GOAL
SLAUGHTER REMEMBERS LONG WAIT
INTO THE HALL
COUNTRY'S WAY: SLAUGHTER'S EXAMPLE HELPED PUT THE HUSTLE IN ROSE
WAITING OVER. SLAUGHTER JOINS HALL TODAY
FINALLY!
BASEBALL PROVIDED BROCK'S LIBERATION
PAIR OF CARDINALS HUSTLE INTO HALL
MARIS BELONGS IN THE HALL
BASEBALL NOTES
BRAVES AOO GARR TO STAFF
BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C CURRICULUM
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C, REFORM
BASIC SKILLS TESTING
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C
COMPETENCY TESTS
BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BIG APPLE NIT IPRE-SEASON TOURNAMENTI
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT. , BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN SUPER SIXTE5N
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYSI SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL!
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS
A BAD ACT
WATERS SAYS HISTORY LESSON MISHT BE VALUABLE FOR PLAYERS
LIVING ANO OYING AT THE LINE
ELKS HOOP SHOOT CONTEST SCHEDULED
ELKS CLUB TO HOLO HOOP SHOOT CONTEST
BOGUES' DEATH THREAT NOT FIRST FOR WAKE ATHLETES
ANGIER FIRM'S BACKBOARDS SOLD ON SIX CONTINENTS
INJURED NEAL A TV BUFF FOR CREMINS, GAS. TECH
TECH'S VICTORY AT UNC NOT A FIRST FOR CREMINS
CONSIDER TECH'S SALLEY THE ACC ' S TOP JAM-MAN
OUKE'S BILAS HONES UP AS LONG RANGER
CARMICHAEL'S CLOSING: ASSORTED TRIVIA
COACHES BECOMING THE FASHION SET
JUNIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS AGREE TO 'HOMEWORK PACT'
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
BASKETBALL BREAK
GREY STONE CHAMPS
OAK GROVE'S BEST
T.C. EXPRESS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
OAK GROVE CHAMPS
COUNTY CHAMPS
NBA'S BAN PART OF NIKE PLAN TO LAUNCH AIR JOROAN SHOE
CHARLOTTE ENTREPRENEUR SWITCHES FOCUS FROM USFL TO NBA
A GAME FOR ALL SEASONS
THIS ANO THAT
IF THE SHOE FITS...
BRADLEY'S NAME IN THE RIGHT PLACE AT RIGHT TIME
THE PISTOL IS A PREACHER
LISTENING IN ON TALK AROUNO THE ACC.
ACC RECRUITS MAKE THE GRADE
HOT SHOTS
JUST WONDERING...
FOR COACH. MRS. K. BIG APPLE WIN HAS INTERNATIONAL APPEAL
STRENGTH OF ACC'S SCHOOLS SHOWS IN COMPUTER RANKINGS
ELKS LODGE SETS 'HOOPS' CONTEST
NOTED ALUMNI FINANCE CRENSHAW HIGH'S TRIP TO HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
ELKS LODGE HOLDS HOOP-SHOOT
HOLIDAY FUN
ACC PILES UP THE MILES WITH N3N-C0NFERENCE JAUNTS
BASKETMAKING
BASKETWEAVING CLASSES START SOON
BASS FISHING
SEE ALSO STRIPED BASS
JOROAN LAKE POPULATION OF BASS OK
THESE BIG BASS PAID OFF...
BAT CAVE, N.C.
N.C. MOUNTAINS HOME TO BATS, WORLD'S LARGEST FISSURE CAVE
BATAAN OEATH MARCH
SURVIVORS OF MARCH ARE MEETING SUNDAY
ANCIENT RITUAL BATHS UNCOVERED
BATMAN (TV PROGRAM!
N.C. MOUNTAINS HOME TO BATS. WORLD'S LARGEST FISSURE CAVE
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BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA
1987 FESTIVAL LEADERS REVIEW 9AT0N ROUGE
BATON ROUGE LOSES ON SPORTS FESTIVAL
3/07/85
10/06/85
2
15
SOME GASTON COUNTY 9ATS STILL HANGING ON
N.C. MOUNTAINS HOME TO 8ATS. WORLD'S LARGEST FISSURE CAVE
MAN BITTEN BY BAT
BATTERED MEN
WIFE SENTENCED FOR BEATING MAN
BATTERED WIVES. SHATTERED LIVES
BATTERED WOMEN: JUDGES 7RY ING TO TACKLE PROBLEM
"ATTEREO WOMEN
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY FAMILY ABUSE SERVICE
SEE ALSO Change 1A MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON OOMESTIC VIOLENCEI
see also ch1l0 abuse. durham
see also child abuse. ..:.
see also child abuse, u.s.
see also domestic violence
see also family structure
see also family violence intervention program
see also crange/ourham ywca coalition for battered w0"en
see also rape. u.s.
see also sexual assaults
woman testifies she shot husbano who abused her
was accused woman justified in shooting her abusive husband?
the argument for leaving private matters alone
panel to discuss spouse a3use
battered women: juoges trying to tackle problem
•oon't assault women' is judge's message
judge dismisses manslaughter charge
panel seeks to improve aid to victims of domestic violence
batteries
batteries.
6/31/85 A
10/13/85 B
10/24/05 A
HOLIDAY DECORATIONS CAN POSE HAZARD TO CHILDREN
BAXTER B. 9ENS0N CORP. (CONSTRUCTION CO. I
RAINFALL IS NEIGHBOR'S PROBLEM, TOO
BAXTER-HARRISS CO.
LAST-MINUTE SUITS FILED IN 199 2 FIRE
9AY meaOOWS SOCCER CAMP
SEE ALSO SOCCER
STONE PLANS SOCCER CAMP: TEXAN 3UYS 35 ACRES...
DURHAM »iy (;ET sew SOCCER CAMP
WILL SOCCER FIELD NEED PARKING TOWER?
OAZAARS
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CRAFT SHOWS
BAZAAR OFFERS CRAFT ITEMS. CL3THES. FOOD
BAZAAR PLANNED To RAISE FUNDS FOR NEW CHURCH
CRAFTS 9AZAAR SCHEDULED FRIDAY. SATUROAY IN LOUI SBURG
PREPARING FOR THE BAZAAR
GETTING REAOY FOR BAZAAR
MOUNT MORIAH CRAFT BAZAAR TO 9E SATUROAY
PREPARING FOR THE BAZAAR
UNC BAZAAR STARTS FRIDAY
KRIS KRINGLE BAZAAR SET
BEACH LAKE APARTMENTS
SECONO PART OF CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON BEACH LAKE APARTMENTS
BEACH MUSK
'BEACH BASH' TODAY IN BURLINGTON
CAROLINIANS MAKE FORBES' LIST OF 400 RICHEST IN AMERICA
BEACHES. N.C. AND S
SEE ALSO COASTAL
SEE ALSO COASTAL
SEE ALSO OUTER B
SEE ALSO RESORT
SEAWALLS OUTLA
STORM 9URIES w
BRUNSWICK COUN
DON'T EXPECT N
BRIGHT LIGHTS
HOUSE PANEL OK
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ALL THAT LOVEL
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SEABOARD GIVES
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ANKS. N.C.
TOWNS
WEO ON COAST
ESTERN N.C CAUSES BAD BEACH EROSION
TY SEEKS STORM AID
EON AT 3RUNSwIC< BEACHES
ARE NEAR NEW HANOVER BEACHES
S BILL TO PREVENT HARASSMENT OF STATS EMPLOYEES
TARTS FRIDAY AL?NG S.C. GRAND STRAND
E BEACH LIES 3UIET PART OF STRANO
T NORTH MYRTLE 9EACH
ENHANCE YOUR TRIP TO THE BEACH
SANO
•BEST KEPT SECRET IN N.C
ACH LOTS COULD COST J14 MILLION
OIARy. SUN, C3N")0S AND FISHING
5,003 BOXCARS TO MAKE REEFS
E AT N.C. SHORE BUT YOU CAN GET STUNG
GET OF WEATHER STUDY
BEACON INSURANCE CO.
JUOGE ORDERS PAYMENT OF INSURANCE CLAIMS
IT'S PEA PICKIN' TIME
BEAR HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
PROTECTION INCREASED FOR BEAR,
BOAR, EAGLES
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8EARBAITING
ANIMAL FIGHTING ON THE INCREASE IN TAR HEEL STATE
BAN ANIMAL FIGHTING
BEARS
SEE ALSO TEDDY REARS
SLOGI: A SEASONED TRAVELER
LEGISLATION AIMED AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
OHIO BEARS BECOME N.C. RESIOENTS
N.C. STATE SCIENTISTS TRACK A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE AVERAGE BLACK BEAR
8EARLY MOVING
WILD BLACK BEAR NABBED ROAMING RALEIGH COLLEGES
STATE REJECTS MONTANA'S ROwOY BEARS
ANO. SO NOW THEY CALL HIM COKEY THE BEAR
BEATRICE FOODS CO.
36 PEOPLE HOSPITALIZEO AFTER ;aS LEAK
BEAUFORT COUNTY, N.C.
PIPE SHOWS INOIANS SMOKED TOBACCO AS EARLY AS 800 A.D.
BEAUFORT COUNTY WOMAN FACES ADDITIONAL CHARGES
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BEAUJOLAIS NOUVEAU
SEE ALSO WINE
BEAUJOLAIS NOUVEAU ARRIVES TODAY
BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAMS
RTP DESERVES BEAUTIFICATION
DURHAM HIGH GETS HONOR
SCHOOL HONORED
CITY'S ENTRANCEWAVS BLOOM
. . . ANO FRIENOS OF CITY BEAUTIFICATION
STATE BEAUTIFICATION GROUP GEARS UP
8EAUTILLI0N MILITAIRE LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME
SEE ALSO KAPPA ALPHA PSI
BEAUTILLION HILL INTROOUCE YOUNG MEN
BEAUS ANO WINNERS
BEAUTY
HOUSING EXPECTED TO SUSTAIN N. C . ECONOMIC GROWTH
BEAUTY CONTESTS
SEE ALSO MISS GREATER DURHAM PA1EANT
SEE ALSO TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
CONTEST WINNER
EIGHT VIE IN DURHAM PAGEANT
IT'S IN CHARLOTTE
BEAUX ARTS BALL
BEAUX ARTS BALL ATTRACTS FOUNDER EVELYN SKINNER
BEAVERS
BEAVERS FLOODING TIMBERLAND
BEAVERS DAMAGE TIMBER BUSINESS IN THE CAROLINAS
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKET INTACT THROUGH '85
BEAVERS RETURN TO N.C.
BUSY AS...
BEBOP MUSIC
LIVING DEAN OF BOP. REO RODNEY NEVER BETTER
BECTON, DICKINSON AND CO.
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON-TAXP AY ING LIST
BEO ANO BREAKFAST HOTELS
SEE ALSO HOTELS. N.C.
LANDMARK HOME TO COUNTY'S 1ST BED-BREAKFAST INN
ROOM AT THE INN: BED ANO BREAKFAST NOW IN RALEIGH
INN OFFERS BED. BREAKFAST
BEDS
SEE ALSO FURNITURE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO HOSPITAL BEDS
SEE ALSO MATTRESSES
BED RACE SATURDAY
WHY ARE THESE GUYS RUNNING WITH A BED?
BEECH LAKE APARTMENTS
BEECH LAKE'S 2N0 PHASE BEGINS
BEECH MOUNTAIN
SKI PATROL TAKES TICKETS FROM RECKLESS
BEEF
SEE ALSO BUTNER BULL TEST STATION
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO MEAT
A BREED APART
BEEKEEPING
SEE ALSO BEES
N.C. EXPERT WORRIEO BY POTENTIAL BACKLASH FROM AFRICANIZED BEES
BEER
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC.
SEE ALSO BREWERY
SEE ALSO COORS BEER
SEE ALSO WINE
•BELLY UP' TO THE BEER
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZAROOUS WASTE SPILLS
SEER LICENSES PASS. BUT TWO SPEW
BEER LICENSE REPORT ASKED
DURHAM COUNCIL TOLO GAS STATION CAN GET ON-PREMISES BEER LICENSE
GAS STATION BEER SALES HURT AMTI-OWI EFFORTS
IT'S WRONG TO SELL BEER. GAS TOGETHER
FLAT SALES OF BEER START BREWING IN STATE
POLL ON FAN VIOLENCE SHOWS RESTRICTING BEER AT BALL GAMES FAVORED
ASU STUOENT LEAOS BEER. WINE VOTE DRIVE
WINE DRINK, BEER SALES FAVORED AT FESTIVAL
COMMITTEE ENDORSES BEER. WINE AT ARTS PEST
WINE SALES PERK UP STAGNANT ABC REVENUES
TOWN OF SEVEN OEVILS OKS BEER, WINE SALES
TAR HEEL TO OPEN GERMAN-STYLE BREWERY
BEES
SEE ALSO BEEKEEPING
SEE ALSO KILLER BEES
BEEKEEPERS BUSY WITH SUPPER PLANS
BEGGING
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
THE 'CITY OF BEGGARS'?
BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, BEHAVORIAL MEOICINE RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO PSYCHOLOGY
DUKE ESTABLISHES CENTER TO S TJ DY LINKS BETWEEN BEHAVIOR. DISEASE
•BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE1 PUZZLES
BEIRUT MASSACRE
SEE LEBANON
BELGIUM
TEA PARTY IN BELGIUM MAY BE HIS FAVORITE SUMMIT TRANSACTION
BELIZE
DRUG CRACKDOWN: FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL LINKEO TO N.C. OROPS
FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA
1225,000 BONO SET IN DRUG CASE
FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL CONVICTED OF ORUG CHARGES
ON ARROGANT AMERICAN BEHAVIOR
FORMER BELI2E MINISTER GETS PRISON TERM IN ORUG CASE
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
EX-=ELIZE MINISTER GETS 7-YEA3 SENTENCE
AP ERRED IN ITS REPORT ON JUKE'S COMMENTS
BELIZE OFFICIAL OENIES CHARGES ON ORuGS
BELK HEART CENTER
HOSPITAL'S CONSTRUCTION TO BE PROBED
3ELK-LEGGETT (OURHAM, N.C.I
48-YEAR CAREER
BELK LEGGETT STORES TO MERGE WITH HUDSON BELK; HORTON RETIRING
BELK LEGGETT JOINING HUDSON B5 LK STORES
BELK-LEGGETT BUILDING (DURHAM, N.C.I
RESIOENT GHOST MAY HAUNT NEWSPAPER OFFICE BUILDING
BELK LEGGETT HORTON OEPT. STORE ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
BELK LEGGETT STORES TO MERGE WITH HUDSON BELK; HORTON RETIRING
8ELK LEGGETT JOINING HUDSON B= LK STORES
BELKS (GENERAL HEAOINGI
BELK LEGGETT STORES TO MERGE WITH HUOSON BELk; HORTON RETIRING
BELK LEGGETT JOINING HUOSON BELK STORES
BELL-NORTHERN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO NORTHERN TELECOM
NORTHERN TELECOM SUBSIDIARY PLANS «90 MILLION PLANT IN RTP
»90 MILLION FACILITY TO EMPLOY 2.000
RTP PRESTIGE ENHANCED
HUANG GETS GRANT FOR STUDY
NEW «3 MILLION BNR MACHINE RUNS 11 BILLION TESTS » SECOND ON CHIPS
BELL NORTHERN STARTS PROJECT WITH RINGING BOOM
BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES. INC.
APPEALS COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES
BELLE CHERE
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BELLMEN
HILTON BELLMAN IS ONE OF DURHAM'S BEST PROMOTERS
BELLS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BELLTOWER
ELN0R4 SMITH KEEPS BUSY. EVEN IF SHE CAN'T GAROEN
CHURCH BELL TO RING ROMORROW
BELL TO RING TOOAY IN NEW STEEPLE AT TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
TUESOAY TALK
TOWER BELLS FALL SILENT
BELLSOUTH
SEE ALSO FIBERLAN INC.
BELLSOUTH BUYS HALF INTEREST IN FIBERLAN
FIRMS JOIN ON FIBER OPTICS VENTURE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
TELECOM SIGNS FOUR-YEAR PACT WITH BELLSOUTH
ECONOMIC REVIEW PAINTS ROSY PICTURE FOR SOUTHEAST GROWTH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGF
SAINTLY COUNTENANCE
BELVEDERE FARMS
PRIVATE SHELTER FACES HIGH COST OF CARING
ANIMALS WELL CARED FOR
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BENNEHAN HOUSE
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SOFTBALL CHAMPS
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BETHESDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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C. TOWN LIGHTS UP AT CHRISTMAS TIME
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COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAT SLOW DOWN FOR TWO YEARS
BEVERLY MILLS COP (FILM)
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GRAHAM STRADOLES FENCE
BRAILLE TRANSLATION OF SCRIPTURES GIVEN TO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
4 MEMBERS OF BIBLE STUDY GROUP JAILED
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BIBLICAL WOMEN SAIO POWERFUL
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SEE ALSO CYCLING
CYCLISTS TO ASK ROYALL FOR HELP GETTING MONEY
BICYCLISTS BUCK FOR BACKING
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INTERNATIONAL FIELD FEATURED IN CRITERIUM
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RACE ACROSS AMERICA
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BICYCLE TRANSIT AUTHORITY
COURT REINSTATES CASE AGAINST STOCKBROKERS
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS RULINGS IN BICYCLE SHOP SUIT
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SEE ALSO CAROLINA TARWHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
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BIKE FEST LOOKS FOR OOUBLEO CROWO
BIKERS PLANNING 2.000-MILE JOURNEY
BIKER RAISES RESEARCH FUNDS
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SEE COLLECTION AGENCIES
BILL T. JONES/ARNIE ZANE C. CO.
JONES EMERGES IN 'FREEDOM OF INFORMATION'
BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO NAEGELE OUTOOOR ADVERTISING CO.
SEE ALSO SIGNS
ECU BILLBOARDS POPPING UP
SENATE SEEKS BAN OF ADD-ON ITEMS IN BUDGET BILL
ESTHETICS IS KEY FACTOR IN ZONING
8ILTM0RE HOTEL (HIGH POINT)
HIGH POINT FIRE KILLS 5 IN HOTEL
CAUSE OF FATAL HIGH POINT FIRE STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
HIGH POINT HOTEL OWNER BLAMES HEAVY ORINKERS
BILTMORE HOUSE
BILTMORE HOUSE OUITE A HUGE CLEANING CHORE
EUROPEAN TOUCH IS TARGET FOR BILTMORE ESTATE WINERY
BILTMORE MORTGAGE COMPANY
GARRETT ROAO CENTER READY FOR TENANTS
BIMBE FESTIVAL (OURHAM AFRICAN FESTIVALI
AFRICAN RHYTHMS
BIMBE FESTIVAL BEGINS SUNOAY
GOSPEL SING OPENS BIMBE WEEK SUNDAY
BIMBE AWAY
A FESTIVAL OF HISTORY
BIMBE ENOS WITH FREE FESTIVAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ON THE BEAM AT BIMBE
TOSS-UP
BING CROSBY GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
CROSBY SONS TO SUPPORT TOURNEY AT PEBBLE BEACH DESPITE NEW TITLE
NEW CROSBY PLAN BENEFITS ALL STATES
CROSBY FORMAT SET
REAGAN PLANS TO VIStT N.C.'S FIRST CROSBY GOLF
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP (WEST OF CARRBORO. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.
FARM'S SLUOGE USE PROMPTS RESIDENTS' COMPLAINTS TO BOARO
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP GETS NO SLUDGE RELIEF FROM COUNTY
BOARO RULES COMMISSIONERS CAN'T REGULATE SLUOGE OISPOSAL
CORRECTION
AUTHORITY TO BUY MORE LANO FO* SPREADING SEWAGE SLUOGF
BINGO
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO GAMES
BINGO LAW SAIO TOO RESTRICTIVE
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
BINGO MEASURE SEEKS 'FAIR SHAKE'
DURHAM JUDGE SUSPENDS STATE LAW ON BINGO GAMES
BINGO SUIT NAMES DURHAM SHERIFF. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
CHEROKEES RESENT FEDERAL EFFORTS TO CONTROL BINGO ON RESERVATION
HOUSE KILLS ANO BURIES MICHAUX'S BINGO BILL
BINKLEY BAPTIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
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3/25/85
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9/25/85
9/25/85
B
0
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5/08/85
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4
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H 2
S 2
H 2
5/15/85
5/15/85
5/16/85
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0
0
2
1
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N
N
N
C36
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
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1/08/85
2/23/85
2/28/85
2/28/85
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H 3
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H 3
H 3
8/27/85 0 16 P N
4/17/85 A I N C60
5/22/85 CI N A47
5/24/85 B 1 P N S82
5/24/85 C 1 N A47
5/25/85 A 4 E
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
5/17/85 D
5/24/85 D
P F
P R N34
8/21/85 A 11 N
7/02/85 0 13 P F
1/13/85
12/12/65
S 2 2/07/85 D 4 P R A15
H 2 1/06/85 B 1 N
H 2 7/11/85 All N 046
S 2 9/20/85 A 4 P J
H 2
H 2
H 2
2/15/85
2/16/85
2/17/85
A
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7/11/85
7/11/B5
7/12/85
7/15/85
7/17/85
7/18/85
7/19/85
7/22/85
7/22/85
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H 2 6/20/85 0 3 N
H 2 6/21/85 C 3 N
H 2 7/21/85 C 9 N
5/22/85 C
6/13/85 B
6/13/85 A
6/19/85 B
7/26/85 B
1/20/85 B
2/15/85 A
5/14/85 B
6/14/85 A
6/22/85 A
6/27/85 A
7/02/85 B
1 N B46
1 N B8I
18 N
1 N
1 N 88 1
N L40
N A47
N J56
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/65
SUBJECTS
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RIROS
SE
SE
SE
SS
SE
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e also oodo birds
e also mockingbirds
e also n.c. raptor center
e also parakeets
e also robins
e also wooopeckers
hamK talk
sure sign of spring
biro watching
precarious perch
'attack mockingbird
watch the birdies
sale is for the biros
...a rapping. screeching
feathered ornaments
KEEPS TARGETS JUMPY
CAWING. EVERMORE
9IRDSEE0
MUSEUM heao HOPES BIRDSEED SALES WILL FLY
MUSEUM BIROSEEO SALE SET TOMORROW
BIRDWATCHERS
SEE ALSO AUDUBON SOCIETY
SEE ALSO NEW HOPE AUDUBON SOCIETY
SEE THE BIROS ON FREE HIKE
JORDAN E IPO-WATCHERS EAGLE COUNT SOARS
BIRO-WATCHING HIKE SET
RIROV CFIL"!
CINEMATIC CUT-ANO-PASTE JOB BRINGS
BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND
RIOTS NOT SURPRISING
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
■GALA EVENING IN SPAIN1
BIROY* DOWN
TO MASK EXHIBIT OPENING
BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGES
SEE ALSO DALKON SHIELO
SEE ALSO FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
SEE ALSO INTRAUTERINE DEVICES
SEE ALSD LIPPES LOOP
SEE ALSO POPULATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO SQUEAL LAW
SEE ALSD STERILIZATION
SEE ALSO TUBAL LIGATIONS
SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
JORDAN DECRIES LACK OF "ONEY FOR REQUESTED STERILIZATIONS
N.C. SENATOR SAYS MORE BIRTH CONTROL FUNOS NEEDED
HUMAN FAMILY GROWS: CREATIVE, HUMAN SOLUTIONS NEEDED
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON M3 ST ABORTION FUNDING
RTI TO TEST CONTRACEPTIVE IMPLANT
BIRTH CONTROL NOTIFICATION BILL REJECTED
TOO MANY CHINESE
U.S.. EUROPEAN TEEN PREGNANCY RATES COMPARED
WORLD'S UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS P' OMPTS CONCERN
MR. HELMS NARROW-MINOEO
COLUMN SAID UNFAIR TO HELMS
BIRTH CONTROL PILLS
NEW BIRTH CONTROL PILLS MAY HELP ALLAY FEARS
BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO ALPHAFETOPROTEIN
SEE ALSO FETAL ALCOHOL SYNOROME
SEE ALSO MARCH OF DIMES
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO WRONGFUL LIFE SUITS
HEALTH PANEL OKS BILL FOR SCRF
TWU INOICTED IN 1983 OEATH OF
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 100X AV
SCIENTISTS PRODUCE BIRTH OEFE:
OOCTORS URGE AWARENESS OF FETA
HEALTH WARNING SIGNS IN BARS "
LAWSUIT SPARKS DEBATE ON ABORT
BILL'S CONCERN MISPLACED
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGH
OEATH PENALTY WON'T BE SOUGHT
MOTHER OF OEAD CHILO TESTIFIES
DOCTORS AT TULSA HOSPITAL SAY
OUKE DEVICES AIO HARELIP WOES
THEY'RE BEHIND SCENES SAVING 3
PRENATAL TESTS OETECT MORE A8N
COURT RULES AGAINST LAWSUIT IM
They WANT THEIR BABY HOME FOR
LAWYER SAYS WRONGFUL BIRTH LAW
ENING OF NEWBORNS
BABY GIRL
OIDABLE - PROFESSOR
TS IN MICE
L ALCOHOL SYNOROME
ROPOSED TO CUT BIRTH DEFECTS
ION. GENETIC ENGINEERING
TER IN BABY'S OEATH
IN TRIAL
IN NURSE'S TRIAL
APEX BOY IS EATING SOLID FOOD
ABIES
ORMALITIES
DOWN'S SYNDROME CASE
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
SUIT WILL BE APPEALEO
S
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VINTAGE SALE
BIOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO OIARIES
THE LITERARY LANTERN
BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO MARINE BIOLOGY
BURLINGTON FIRM SELLS SKULLS. WORMS ANO EVEN GIANT FROGS
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO GENETIC ENGINEERING
PLONSEY SERVES ON BIOMEDICAL NATIONAL PANEL
UNC DEVICE KEEPS TRACK OF BLOOD PRESSURE ON THE RUN
BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO TINA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
BUSINESSES. UNIVERSITIES IN NEW CENTER
GOVERNOR'S COMMITMENT TO RESEARCH QUESTIONED
AGRICULTURE ENROLLMENT OECLINING
MARTIN SLASHES BIO-TECH PROPOSAL
DEMOCRATS. MARTIN SEEM TO BE DUMPING HEADS OVER FUNOS FOR HIGH-TECH INOU
MARTIN "UCKED: 15 MILLION RESEARCH FUNOS OK • D
MARTIN SAYS HE WILL MONITOR NEGOTIATIONS ON TAX CUTS
EIGHT RESEARCHERS AT OUKE GET GRANTS
•FOOTDRAGGING' WORRIES BIOTECHNICAL EXECUTIVE
BIOTECH ROUTINE IN TRIANGLE
BIRO FEEDERS
FOR THE BIRDS
LANOSCAPE FOR THE BIRDS
H 2 8/20/85 B 2 P P C56
S 2 10/14/85 A e
H 2 3/03/85 B 8 P N
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H 2
1/16/85 A 10
1/21/85 B I
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1/30/85
r
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5/29/85
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10
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6/13/85
A
1
N
H
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6/14/95
A
15
N
s
7
7/19/85
A
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H
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12/05/85
A
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6/16/95
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10/21/85
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12/23/85
L
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10/07/65
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s
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10/25/85
A
8
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H 1 7/30/85 B 1
S 2 12/26/85 D 6
H 2 5/17/85 0 4 R S66
H 2 9/27/85 A A L
H 2 1/08/85 B 1 P F
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1/18/95 A
1
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1/18/85 A
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1/22/85 A
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7
5/10/85 A
6
N
/
5/17/85 A
5
N
?
6/26/85 A
9
N
7
10/03/85 A
4
L
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10/11/85 A
14
N
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U/22/B5 A
4
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12/20/85 A
4
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12/24/85 A
4
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S 2 3/27/85 A
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3/20/65
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N
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4/30/85
A
3
N
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6/01/85
A
3
N B30
?
6/01/85
A
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N 830
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6/01/95
A
16
N
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6/14/65
A
14
N
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6/24/85
H
1
N
!
6/25/95
A
4
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1
7/17/B5
A
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8/27/85
H
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8/29/65
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2
9/05/85
A
6
N
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9/13/95
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1
N
7
10/16/85
A
4
L
7
10/25/85
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12/11/85
A
15
N
/
12/11/85
A
15
N
2
12/13/85
A
17
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
I N I) E X
12/31/85
S U B J 6 C
PROFESSOR: MEW TEST POSES ETHICAL DILEMMA
BOY IN HOSPITAL FOLLOWING TEA1 OF ESOPHAGUS
BIRTH PREFERENCE
SEX PRESELECTION PROVIOES SERVICE.
BIOLOGIST SAYS
BIRTH RATE
SEE ALSO DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO POPULATION. N.C.
SEE ALSO POPULATION. U.S.
OPINION EXCHANGES: FALLING BIRTH RATE PREVENTS BIG WARS
COUNTY HOSPITAL BUCKING TRENO WITH BABY BOOM
BIRTHING ROOM
SEE OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. BIRTHING ROOM
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO INFANTS
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
SEE ALSO TWINS
DURHAM'S FIRST BABY OF '85 BORN AT OUKE
NC'S FIRST 1985 BABY ARRIVES AT 12:44 A.M.
WILSON BOY IS STATE'S FIRST BABY OF '85
BABY DELIVERED AT GASTONIA FIRE STATION
BIRTHS. RARITIES
SEE CHILDBIRTH, RARITIES
BISCUITVILLE (HOLLOWAY STREET I
3 OURHAM FIRMS ROBBED LAST NIGHT
MAN HELD IN 5 ROBBERIES
MAN ARRESTEO FOR STRING OF ROBBERIES
BITBURG CEMETERY
SEE ALSO WEST GERMANY
RECONCILIATION THE PRESIDENT'S FIRST MOTIVE
REAGAN VICTIM. OF GOOO INTENTIONS. BAD AOVICE
HE SLEPT THROUGH WORLD WAR II. BUT...
REAGAN'S PLAN AN INSULT
AN INTENTIONAL PUN
REAGAN'S RECONCILIATION
HOW TO WIN RESPECT
KOHL SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE FIRST HOLOCAUST
REAGAN ACTING PROPERLY
WEST GERMANS ALSO UPSET OVER BITBURG
THE UNHONOREO DEAD
FOR THIS BIT8URGER. REAGAN VISIT NOT BAO
WEATHER PROVIDES CHILLY RECEPTION
FOR THIS JEWISH HAN, IT'S GOOO TO BE FREE
REAGAN TO BE COMMENOEO
U.S. SHOULD RENEW HUMAN RIGHTS STANO
REAGAN CRITICS 'GO TOO FAR-
BITING
MAN BITES OFFICER DURING DRUG ARREST
BIVINS ST.
COUNTY TRASH CLEANED UP
BLACFAX (GAME I
SEE ALSO GAMES
GREEN LEVEL FIRM MAKES A SWIT;h
BLACK ANO DECKER MANUFACTURING CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BLACK £ OECKER TO MOVE EMPLOYEES FROM RALEIGH
REORGANIZATION AT BLACK £ DEC< ER MAY MEAN MORE WORK IN ASHEBORO
BLACK ATHLETES
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL)
BLACK ATHLETES ARE VICTIMS
EX-DOOGER JOE BLACK PREACHES AGAINST DRUGS
BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO CHURCHES, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. U.S.
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
BLACK CHURCHES JOIN HEALTH EFFORT
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: NEGRO COLLEGE PLANNED
BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUNO
SEE ALSO FAYETT6VILLE STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO HOWARD UNIV.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.
WALKER PREDICTS NCCU ENROLLMENT SURGE
NEGRO COLLEGE FUNO EFFORT CLIMAXES TONIGHT
BLACK COLLEGES. GRAOUATES
NATIONAL ALUMNI COUNCIL TO HOL 0 39TH ANNUAL MEETING AT NCCU
ALUMNI OF BLACK COLLEGES HOLDING MEETING AT NCCU
LEGISLATOR: 700 RULE WOULD 'DESTROY' BLACK INSTITUTIONS
ALUMNI LEAOERS MEET
BLACK COLLEGES. N.C.
REO.UIRING MINIMUM 700 ON SAT IS NOT REALISTIC
LEGISLATOR: 700 RULE WOULD 'OESTROY' BLACK INSTITUTIONS
BLACK COLLEGES' FUTURE DISCUSSED AT NCCU
SCHOOLS NEED FUNDS. FRIENDS. FRESHMEN
NCCU SPEAKER: BLACK COLLEGES 'HERE TO STAY'
BLACK COLLEGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
NATIONAL ALUMNI COUNCIL TO HOLD 39TH ANNUAL MEETING AT NCCU
SCHOOLS NEED FUNDS, FRIENOS, FRESHMEN
BLACK CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS
SEE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS
BLACK CREEK, N.C.
MIGRANT HOUSI
NG DRAWS OPPOSITION
BLACK HAWK HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
REPORT SAYS EXACT CAUSE CANNOT BE DETERMINED IN HELICOPTER CRASH
BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO PRINCEVILLE, N.C.
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
BLACK HISTORY
BLACK TOWN OVERCAME. REACHES 100TH BIRTHDAY
HISTORIC BLACK CEMETERY NEEDS RESTORATION
LEARNING HISTORY
T S
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N
2 8/27/85
A
9
N
S 2
S 2
7/19/85
8/17/85
S 2 1/01/85 A 1
H 2 1/02/85 A 3
S 2 1/02/85 C 11
H 2 12/13/85 A 20
S 2
12/30/85
a
1
N
H 2
12/31/85
e
1
N
M5I
S 2
12/31/85
c
1
N
H 2
4/21/85
0
5
U
H 2
4/22/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/22/85
A
4
T T
R56
H 2
4/23/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/24/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/24/85
A
4
L
H 2
<t/25/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/25/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/30/85
A
4
L
H 2
5/01/85
A
4
E
H 2
5/01/85
A
4
L
H 2
5/02/85
A
1
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H49
H 2
5/03/85
A
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H49
H 2
5/06/85
A
1
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H49
H 2
5/06/85
A
4
L
H 2
5/08/85
A
4
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S 2
5/11/85
A
4
L
S 2
7/10/85
c
1
N
H 2
4/23/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/25/85
A
23
N
L41
H 2
6/15/85
A
17
N
H 2
9/27/85
A
17
N
H 2
12/01/85
0
14
N
H 2
2/26/85
A
4
L
S 2
5/09/85
B
1
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Die
H 2 9/05/85 A 15
S 2 10/04/85 C 4
H 2 6/20/85 B
S 2 12/28/85 A
N W24
N J13
S 2 3/06/85 C 10 N
H 2 3/07/85 All N N80
S 2 3/08/85 A 1 N L38
S 2 3/11/85 A 6 P P F70
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
2/26/85 A
3/08/85 A
7/12/85 A
7/13/85 C
7/13/85 A
4 E
1 N L38
I N B38
1 P N W24
3 N 338
3/06/85 C 10 N
7/13/85 C I P N W24
H 2 4/08/85 A 11 N
H 2 10/02/85 A 7 N
S 2 2/15/85 A 8 P P T37
H 2 2/25/85 B 14 N
H 2 2/28/85 A 4 L
H 2 5/02/85 A 19 P N T37
MONTHLY/A
n n u a l index
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
PACE 72
1/16/66
STATE MUSEUM HONORING SLACK HISTORY SOUGHT
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
TRIANGLE SALUTES BLACK HISTORY MONTH
LIBRARY PLANS PROGRAM FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH
BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS PLANNEO HERE
NEW STATE HISTORIC SITE RECOGNIZES BLACK LEADER
DUKE PKOF SAYS FAITH BEST HOP? TO RACE DILEMMA
OISPLAYS
BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS SCHEDULED AT NCCU THIS WEEK
AWARD-WINNING WRITER LECTURES AT DUKE THURSDAY
JAZZMAN ASKS MUSICAL QUESTION: IF YOU'RE CONCERNED, THEN SHOW IT
BLACK HISTORY MONTH CONTINUES WITH PLAYS, FILMS
GET HISTORY AWARDS
BLACK INDUSTRIES, INC.
BLACK INDUSTRIES HAS BANNER YEAR
BLACK INDUSTRIES INC. SALES UP 19*
BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C.
RADIO STATION PLANS TO BURN RECOROS
BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
N.C.'S BEST KEPT CULTURAL SECRET
BLACK-ON-BLACK CRIME
SEE ALSO CRIMES, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES1
DA ENCOURAGING BLACK-ON- SLACK CR I ME — ALOE RMAN
BLACK-OWNED B
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO M
SEE ALSD M
SEE ALSO r
SEE ALSO N
BLACK-6A
POOLING
FIRE DES
BUSINESS
MINORITY
8LACK-0W
WILL HIG
EX-N.C.
N.C. MUT
N.C. MUT
SLACK BU
BLACKS M
N.C. "UT
BLACK BU
3 TRIANG
TREYBURN
usinesses
urham business and professional chain
inority business development agency
inority business enterprise program
inority contractors
.c. office of minority business enterprise
ckeo venture capital f[pm urgeo in resarch triangle by lee
of funos urgeo
troys printing company in hayti
c professional chain presents awards
firms urgeo to seek 'silver rights-
ned firms in durham rankeo high in annual list
h-rise feed racism?
mutual Chief dies at 96
ual enters fight for company
ual attempting takeover of company
sinessmen urged to take risks
ust 'buy' black, brown says
ual wins round in battle to acouire insurance firm in ky.
sinessman strives to <eep his airline thriving
le companies get minority business awards
oevelopers sign minority pact
BLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
CITY COUNCIL DELETES HEALTH CARS PLAN OPTION OFFERED BY KAISER.
OR. ROBERT LESEUR, PIONEER ALAMANCE BLACK PHYSICIAN
BLACK SPEECH PATTERNS
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
WILSON: SPEAKING BLACK DIALECT HURTS CHANCE TO PROSPER
J I a f ■ UHMF N
ELIZABETHANS IN COSTUME GREET EXHIBITION GUESTS
WOMEN'S LIVES TO BE SUBJECT OF DIALOGUES
NCCU AUDIENCE TOLD 'TIME HAS :OME' FOR BLACK WOMEN
SPONSERS ARE SOUGHT FOR WOMEN'S DIALOGUE
AGENCY UPHOLDS BIAS COMPLAINTS
BLACKBEARD'S REVENGE
SEE ALSO OUTDOOR ORAMAS
SLACKBEARO'S REVENGE, OTHER OUTDOOR ORAMAS OPEN ACROSS STATE
BLACKBEASO THE SUBJECT OF NEW OUTDOOR ORAHA
PIRATE TALE IS 'JOLLY GOOD'
BLACKBERRIES
THIS BERRY PICKING'S A BREEZE
BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE DUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERACY FESTIVAL
BLACKMAIL
SEE EXTORTION
BLACKNALL HOUSE
HOPES STIL
BLACKNALL
BLACKNALL
PERSEVERAN
CITY SHOUL
CAUTION UR
THE 8LACKN
PREPARING
MOVING HIS
OLD HOUSE .
SUNOAY RID
OPPOSITION
RESURRECTI
BLACKNALL
CITY LOOKS
CITY SETS
L LINGERING FOR BLACKNALL HOUSE
HOUSE GETS LAST-MINUTE RAZING REPRIEVE
HOUSE SAVED: WILL B? OFFICE BUILDING
CE GIVES HOUSE A FUTURE TO GO WITH PAST
0 BACK COURTHOUSE CHANGE, CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS
GED ON COURTHOUSE
ALL HOUSE A BOON FOR DURHAM
FOR MOVE
TORIC HOUSE IS OELICATE TASK WITH SURPRISES
YOUNG MODEL JOIN FORCES FOR CAMERS
E
RISES TO CAMDEN APARTMENTS
ON IN STORE FOR BLACKNALL HOUSE
HOUSE "AT HOME'
FOR PROGRESS ON BLACKNALL HOUSE
DEADLINF ON BLACKNALL HOUSE WORK
BLACKNALL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (IREDELL ST.)
THE CHURCH'S RIGHT STUFF: LOOKING BACK AND AHEAO
BLACKOUTS
SEE POWER FAILURES
BLACKS, ACTORS ANO ACTRESSES
SEE ALSO ACTORS ANO ACTRESSES, U.S.
STEPIN FETCHIT, PIONEER
BLACKS. DENTISTS
SUSPENSION CHALLENGED: DURHAM OENTIST CLAIMS RACIAL BIAS IN RULING
MINORITY GROUP CRITICIZES CASE AGAINST DURHAM DENTIST
SUSPENSION OF DURHAM OENTIST CONCERNS BLACK MEDICAL GROUP
BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, RACE RELATIONS
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SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, BLACK OFFICERS
16TH CHILD: DURHAM COUPLE EXCEPTIONALLY EXPERIENCED WITH GRADUATIONS
RED CROSS GIVES TOP AWARD TO :HARLES ORR
TROOP 55 PLANS REUNION
EX-N.C. MUTUAL CHIEF DIES AT 16
SFRVICES THURSOAY FOR W.J. KENNEDY JR.
BLACK SCOUTS HOLD JAMBOREE REUNION
SPAULDING. PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE AT ODOS
BLACK AFFAIRS COMMITTEE CELEBRATES HALF-CENTURY
DURHAM COMMITTEE HAS POSITIVE RECORO
BLACK GROUP THRIVES. SETS A L3FTY STANDARD
AGENCY UPHOLDS BIAS COMPLAINTS
CHAMBER ON TARGET WITH HARMONY AIMS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: NEGRO COLLEGE PLANNED
DURHAM NEEDS TRULY INTEGRATED COMMUNITY
BLACKS. EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
SEE JOB TRAINING
BLACKS. HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE. MINORITIES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HFALTH CARE
SI. 57 MILLION GRANT TO HELP BLACKS QUIT SMOKING GIVEN TO UNC PROJECT
BLACK CHURCHES JOIN HEALTH EFFORT
DID JOHN HENRY HAVE ULCERS? UN C PROFESSOR STUDYING STRESS-RELATED ILLNES
DEATH RATE FOR MINORITIES MUCH HIGHER THAN OTHERS
HEALTH OFFICIAL: DEATH RATES FOR MINORITIES REMAIN HIGH
BLACKS. LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS
ATTENTION SURPRISES NEW OISTRICT ATTORNEY
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WANTED TO WRITE ROOK 'THAT WOULD LIVE'
BLACKS, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
OOUBLE HEAOER FEATURES: RECOGNIZING ROOTS
BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL ROUNDTARLE OF BLACKS ANO JEWS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. BLACK LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO PRINCEVILLE, N.C.
BLACK LEADERS SEE ADVANTAGE IN JOINING GUP
FOR THORPES. THE GOOO TIMES LEO TO TEE TIMES
NEW YORK RULING CHEERED
FORUM SET ON ISSUES FOR SLACK YOUTH
COURT WILL HEAR EXTENSION CASE
BLACKS. NURSES
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA BLACK NURSES' COUNCIL
SEE ALSO NURSES. U.S.
READY FOR GROWTH
BLACKS. POLICE
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C.
SEE ALSO POLICE, U.S.
SUIT SAYS POLICE FIRINGS WERE RACIALLY MOTIVATEO
JOHN HAYWOOD BAKER, 73, 1ST BLACK RALEIGH POLICEMAN
BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEAOERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
BLACK CANDIDATES NEED WHITE VOTES. BURRIS SAYS
PRIZE PROSE
BLACKS TAKE REINS IN SPRING LAKE
BLACKS, POLITICAL PARTIES
SEE ALSO OEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY. N.C.
BLACK LEADERS SEE ADVANTAGE IN JOINING GOP
BLACKS. PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, MINORITY POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM
UNC MOUNTING EFFORT TO ORAW NATION'S BRIGHTEST BLACKS
BLACK FACULTY MEMBERS AT UNC SEEK STATUS UPGRADE
DUKE PANEL URGES HIRING OF MORE BLACK PROFESSOR'S
INVESTMENT CHANGE URGED
BLACKS, STUOENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. MINORITY POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM
UNC OFFICIALS UPSET OVER SAT PROPOSAL
BLACK CONFERENCE SLATED
NCCU COUNSELOR SAYS BLACKS BEC.IN CAREER PLANNING EARLY
UNC TO RECOGNIZE MINORITY STUDENTS
UNC MINORITY STUOENTS CITED FOR ACHIEVEMENT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES' BLACK ENROLLMENT DROPS
UNC BOARD GETS ANNUAL REPORT ON ENROLLMENT
BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NE3R0 WOMEN
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
DOUBLE HEAOER FEATURES: RECOGNIZING ROOTS
NEGRO ENSEMBLE COMPANY IN 'CEREMONIES' REVIVAL
MORE THAN OOZEN FORTUNE 500 FIRMS HAVE AREA PLANTS
NCCU AUDIENCE TOLO 'TIME HAS COME' FOR BLACK WOMEN
BIG DAOOY NO ANSWER TO POOR BLACKS' WOES
BLACKS MUST 'BUY' BLACK. BROWN SAYS
JOURNALIST: U.S. STILL SEGREGATEO
NCCU PROF: JOBS LURE BLACKS TO SOUTH
RITUAL RECOGNIZES AFRICAN HARVEST
BLACKS. VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO MINORITY VOTERS
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
REPUBLICAN DRIVE FOR BLACKS FACES SOME LARGE ROADBLOCKS
VOTING LAWS RULING COULO AFFECT JUDGES
BLAOEN COUNTY, N.C.
FARMERS JUMP OFF THEIR TRACTORS TO JOIN HUNT FOR BURGLARY SUSPECTS
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12/31/B5
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1/16/96
rose raps plan to 3uil0 incinerator in bladen county
bladen incinerator proposal gets review
blair house irestauranti
wrong perceptions
can you explain the columns in a stock table?
blairwood subdivision
mayor seeks action on flooding problem
blast crisis imusic group)
(entertainers at the festival for the eno i
bleachers
29 students injured when bleachers collapse
BLIMPS
SEE ALSO GOODYEAR DLIMP
LITTLE BLIMP BUMPED
NAVY LOOKING AT BLIMPS FOR SURVEILLANCE DUTIES
BLINO
SEE ALSO BRAILLE
SEE ALSO LION'S CLUB INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO VISION
JESSICA, 4, ADAPTING TO LIFE WITHOUT SIGHT
VISUALLY IMPAIRED TOTS LEARN SELF-HELP SKILLS
BLINO GOLFER SCORES SEVENTH HOLE-IN-ONE
PARENTS OF BLINO BOY TO FIGHT AWARD REVERSAL
MOST BLIND PEOPLE HAVE SOME VISION
THE EYES HAVE IT
JURY RULES RIGHTS NTT VIOLATED IN JAIL DEATH LAWSUIT
BLINO PROTEST EFFICIENCY STUDY
HE HELPS BLINO TO SEE ART
BLINO COUPLE RIVETS STUOENTS WITH READING DEMONSTRATION
CITY HALL WILL MISS GREETING AN 'INSTITUTION'
COURT RULING ANGERS FAMILY OF BLIND BOY
BLINO DATE (MUSIC GROUP I
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO I
BLOOD
OLYMPIC LEADERS SEEK BAN ON BLOOD DOPING
DIRECT PRESSURE BEST WAY TO STOP BLEEOING
BLOOO TESTS GIVE M£»suRE OF HEALTH
BLOOD CLOTS
OUKE PARTICIPATES IN BLOOO CLOT TESTS
DUKE'S STUOY OF BLOOD CLOTS COULD HELP SAVE LIVES
UNC PROFESSOR IS HONORED FOR BLEEDING, CLOTTING WORK
BLOOO DONORS
SEE ALSO
PHERES
RED CR
THE NE
DURHAM
BCOOO-
REO CR
AIDS S
VOLUNT
BANK'S
M0A3SP
FRONT
REO CR
REO CR
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REO CR
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OSS BLOO
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STRAIGHT TO HEART OF BLOOD DONATIONS
CIALS ARE WORRIEO TESTING FOR AIDS VIRUS ANTIBOOIES.
ELCOME IN FIGHT TO CHECK AIDS
SS GETS TESTS TO CHECK BLOOO FOR AIDS VIRUS
EEP RAISED FOR SCIENCE, NOT WOOL, MUTTON
IOERING EFFORT TO AVOIO PANIC OVER AIOS
ERS BLOOD DONATIONS IN COUNTY
DEO
OR BLOOO WITH MIMICRY OF M«A=S»H
OR IVE
0 COLLECTIONS PLANNED
CIAL: AIDS TRANSFUSION THREAT REMOTE
BLOOD COLLECTIONS
OLLECT BLOOO GIFTS AT HOSPITALS
" SPECIAL OAY FOR RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM
BLOOD PRESSURE
SEE ALSO HYPERTENSION
UNC OEVICE KEEPS TRACK OF BLOOD PRESSURE ON THE RUN
BLCOO PRESSURE SCREENING CLINIC
ECONOMICS CAN BE OANGEROUS TO HEALTH
BLOOD SIMPLE (FILMI
CUTESY 'BLOOD SIMPLE' AN AOVENTURE IN BOREDOM
BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
DURHAM REO CROSS GETS TESTS TO CHECK BLOOO FOR AIOS VIRUS
ALL HOSPITALS SHOULO HAVE TESTS FOR AIOS
BLOOO TRANSFUSIONS
OONATED BLOOD 010 NOT CONTAIN FATAL AIDS VIRUS, REO CROSS SAYS
DURHAM RED CROSS GETS TESTS TO CHECK BLOOD for AIOS VIRUS
BLOODHOUNDS
SEE ALSO OOGS
BABE JUST HAS A NOSE FOR CRIME
WINSTON-SALEM DETECTIVE PUTS BLOODHOUND ON TRAIL
BLOODS: AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE VIETNAM WAR ( BOOK I
M6 WANTEO TO WRITE BOOK "THAT WOULO LIVE'
BLOOOY KIN (EOOKI
THE LITERARY LANTERN
BLOOM COUNTY (COMIC STRIPI
3 NEW COMICS WILL SEE YA
IN THE FUNNY PAPERS
BLOWING ROCK. N.C.
WEEKEND WH0-00NE-1T: SOME FOLKS PAYING WAY INTO 'MURDER'
BLUE BELL MANUFACTURING. INC.
JEANS CDMPANY GETS FAN "AIL FROM POLANO
BLUE BELL PLANNING 'OENIM PETITION'
BLUE BELL INC.. WILLIE NELSON TEAM UP TO HELP FARMERS
REAGAN TO GET MIGHTY BIG JEANS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW. EMPLOYEE HEALTH SEMINARS SCHEOULEO
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BLUE CROSS C BLUE SHIELD OF N.C.
AIMING FOR EFFICIENCY
STILL OLD FAITHFUL
RETIRED BLUE CROSS OFFICIAL DIES AT 81
FUNERAL FOR HERNOON TO BE HELO TOMORROW
BLUE CROSS ANO BLUE SHIELD BEGAN HERE
HERNOON GAVE GENEROUSLY
FINAL TREYBURN PLANS EXPECTEO IN 45 DAYS
BLUE CROSS ANO BLUE SHIELD BACKING TEXTILE <
COSTS: EMPLOYERS SAY •Nr)' TO THEM BY ASKING
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10/31/85
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1
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C56
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10/31/95
C
8
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P
C56
H
2
11/10/95
3
4
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H
2
11/20/95
A
10
P
N
B30
H
2
12/01/95
B
11
N
H
2
12/15/85
3
8
N
H
2
12/21/85
B
3
N
H 2 1/21/95 B 1 N
H 2 11/19/95 A 4 L
H 2 5/24/95 0 2 R S66
H 2 3/15/85 B 1 P N J54
S 2 3/22/85 C I N J56
S 2 2/13/95 C 11
H 2 3/15/95 B I
S 2 3/13/95 A 15
H 2 12/27/85 B 5
H 2 3/03/85 B 1 P U H4<»
CRAFTED WITH PRIOE' CAMPAIGN
INSURERS TO REDESIGN. ..PLANS
S 2
H 2
H 2
10/28/85 A 7 R
4/01/85 A 1 T N
6/15/85 A 12 N
l/3l/«5 A
5/25/85 A
8/29/85 A
9/03/95 B
9/22/85 0
9/24/85 C
N
1/19/85
1/26/85
2/07/85
2/09/95
2/09/85
2/09/95
3/03/85
3/07/85
3/19/85
1
1
1
1
4
7
11
10
C56
C56
MONTHLY
/ANNUAL
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
EOWARO RANKIN NAKED CHAIRMAN OF BLUE CROSS BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CUTTING MEDICAL COSTS
ACTION DELATED ON HEALTH CLAN
SUSPENSION CHALLENGED: DURHAM DENTIST CLAIMS RACIAL BIAS IN RULING
BLUE CROSS SAYS NEW OOCTOR PAYMENT PLAN WILL SAVE MILLIONS
BLUE CROSS ASKS DOCTORS TO JOIN COST-CUTTING PLAN
BLUE CROSS COST PLAN IS A SIGNIFICANT STEP
BLUE CROSS 'COST CARE' PLAN DESERVES STUDY
N.C. DOCTORS SKEPTICAL OF NEW BLUE CROSS PLAN
OPINION EXCHANGE: 'COSTCARE' to BOON TO DOCTORS
BLUE CROSS PLAN PENALIZES SOME DOCTORS
•COSTCARE' FAIR TO FRUGAL DOCTORS
BLUE CROSS PLAN RESEMBLES CHAMPUS
OOCTORS WILL BE SLOW TO SIGN JP
INSURANCE PRESIDENT GOT 120.922 RAISE
•GOOD CITIZEN' OOCTORS PROVIDED FOR
OENTIST: RULES IGNORED IN INVESTIGATION
COMPARISON IS INVALIO
COST CARE WILL SAVE MONEY
DOCTORS COOL TOWARD BLUE CROSS PLAN
COSTCARE PLAN SIGNUP IS SLOW
BLUE CROSS 'BUYS AMERICAN-
AFTER 36 YEARS. CRANFORO TO RETIRE FROM BLUE CROSS
CRANFORD TO RETIRE FROM BLUE CROSS
GOVERNOR'S RUN PLANNED THURSOA Y
SUN 'GRADUATES' SUCCEEO
A MENTAL PROBLEM STIGMA
DUKE IMPROVES INSURANCE FOR EMPLOYEES
DUKE MEDICAL PACKAGE EXPANOS
GIFTS COME EARLY AT ORPHANAGES
27% OF ELIGIBLE N.C. OOCTORS ENROLL IN BLUE CROSS PAY PLAN
27* SIGN UP IN COST-CUTTING MEOICAL PLAN
LONG RECOMMENOS BLUE CROSS BID FOR STATE WORKERS
BLUE CROSS t BLUE SHIELD OF N.C. HISTORY
ELISHA M. HERNOON
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF N.C. SALES AND EARNINGS
BLUE CROSS. BLUE SHIELD UP RESERVES
BLUE JEANS
SEE ALSO WRANGLER JEANS
CHARITIES TO GET FAKE JEANS
SALVATION ARMY WILL DISTRIBUTE COUNTERFEIT JEANS
U.S. CUSTOMS BATTLES BRANO INMITATIONS
JEANS: CLASSICS AND MORE
REAGAN TO GET MIGHTY BIG JEANS
BLUE LAWS
BLUE LAW IS REPEALEO
DURHAM OFFICER CITES DANGERS OF TINTED CAR WINDOWS
BLUE LIGHTS
SEE AUTOS. BLUE LIGHTS
BLUE RIDGE ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE LEAGUE
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIDN
ACTION BY STATE URGED ON SEARCH FOR WASTE SITE
BLUE RIDGE EXPRESS
SEE ALSO RAILROADS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAINS
OLO RAILWAY STEAM ENGINE PROVIOES NOSTALGIC EXCURSION FOR ENTHUSIASTS
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
PARKWAY RANGERS BEGIN CAMPAIGN FOR SEAT BELTS
OFFICIALS SAY BLUE RIOGE PARKWAY TUNNELS ARE SAFE
PUBLIC'S HELP SOUGHT FOR PARKWAY CLEANUP
MILLING AROUND
BLUE RIDGE TOURISTS DISCOVER BEN LONG'S FRESCOES
OFFICIALS SAY PARKWAY WILL NOT BE EXTENOEO
SOME OF BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY'S HELP MARK ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY
BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY. SOUTH. NO»TH...BUT FIRST HEAD WEST
...ANO IF IT'S TRAFFIC YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT
CLEARING THE RECORO
BRIOGE ON BLUE RIOGE PARKWAY TO BE CLOSED
BLUE VELVET I FILM I
3 MOVIES SCHEDULED FOR TRIANGLE FILMING
BLUEBERRIES
THIS BERRY PICKING'S A BREEZE
THE BLUEGRASS EXPERIENCE
AT THE GROVE STAGE
BLUEGRASS MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SEE ALSO WBT BRIARHOPPERS
MORVEN CONCERT PLANS CAUSE SOME WORRIES
TAKING BLUEGRASS FROM CHAPEL HILL TO EUROPE
BLUEGRASS SWEET AT NEW DEAL STRING BANO REUNION
BLUES MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
SEE ALSO ROOMFUL. OF BLUES
COMBO'S HORNS CREATE CAT'S CRADLE FULL OF BLUES
JOHN LEE HOOKER STILL SINGING THE (ELECTRICI BLUES
•MIGHTY' JOE YOUNG SOUNDS HAPPY WITH THE BLUES
•LAOIES UF JAZZ AND BLUES' OPENS CASWELL ARTS SEASON
TRIBUTE TO BLUES MAN
•BLINO BOY FULLER NO. 2' RETURNS TO PLAY TRIBUTE...
BLUM'S FARMER'S ANO PLANTER'S ALMANAC
SEE ALSO FARMERS' ALMANAC
ALAMANAC'S SUCCESS AMAZES PUBLISHER
BOA CONSTRICTOR
OURHAM POLICE ROUNO UP RENEGAOE REPTILE
»OARD OF CHARITIES ANO PUBLIC WELFARE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
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12
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4/18/85
A
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4/26/85
C
I
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H 2
7/21/85
A
1 P
N
830
S 2
7/25/85
A
1
N
J56
H 2
7/26/85
B
1
N
330
S 2
7/27/85
A
4
F
H 2
7/20/85
A
A
E
H 2
7/30/85
A
17
N
S 2
8/05/85
A
A
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H 2
8/06/85
A
A
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S 2
8/09/85
A
A
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8/12/85
A
A
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8/12/85
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8/12/85
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H 2
8/14/85
A
A
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H 2
8/20/85
A
A
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H 2
8/20/85
A
A
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H 2
8/20/B5
A
A
L
H 2
8/23/85
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1
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S 2
8/24/85
A
I
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W82
S 2
9/19/85
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W82
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9/21/85
A
3 P
N
S 2
9/21/85
A
2 P
N
H 2
10/02/85
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5
N
S 2
10/07/85
A
A
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H 2
10/28/85
A
A
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H 2
10/29/85
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S 2
10/29/85
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11
N
H 2
12/17/85
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H 2
12/18/85
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12/18/85
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S 2
12/19/85
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2/10/85 DA E
A/12/85 C 10 N LAI
1/03/85 A
3/28/85 C
5/29/85 C
7/05/85 A
9/08/85 B
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3/06/85
6/06/85
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3/08/85 A
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A/16/85 A
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12/31/85 A
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FOREST SERVICE REJECTS STOCKING WILD BOAR
BOAT BUILDERS
ANO THAT'S THE WAY THE BOAT LOOKS
BOAT PEOPLE
SEE VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. BOATS
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. OROWNING. N.C.
SEE ALSO ORUNKEN BOATING
H 2 7/25/85 B 5 N
H 2 12/26/85 B 3 P N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO SAFETY
SAFE BOATING COURSE OFFFREO
DRUNKEN BOATERS CREATE DANGERS ON WATERWAYS
SOUADS BOOST BOAT SAFETY
SOUAORON KICKS OFF SAFE BOATING WEEK
BOATING SAFETY STARTS AT HOME
HOUSE SUPPORTS DEATH PENALTY BAN
BOATS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, BOATS
SEE ALSO CANOES
SEE ALSO CREWING
SEE ALSO ORAG BOATS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POWER SQUAORON
SEE ALSO KAYAKS
SEE ALSO PAOOLE WHEELERS
SEE ALSO POWERBOATS
SEE ALSO ROLLINGVIEW MARINA
SEE ALSO ROWBOATS
SEE ALSO SAILBOATS
SEE ALSO SAILING
SEE ALSO SHIPS
SEE ALSO TUGBOATS
SEE ALSO YACHTS
A MUSCLE-STRETCHING WATER SPORT
SCULLING DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULED AT LAKE MICHIE
BOATING COSTS MAY RISE
STRICTER BOATING RULES BEING SOUGHT FOR STATE
PROPOSEO FEDERAL BUOGET COULO STICK BIG HOOK INTU ANGLERS
TWO CREWMEN, CAPTAIN ACCUSED 3F ATTEMPTING TO SINK TRAWLER
PERSON BOARO WILL ACT ON LAKE NOISE RULES
AUOUBON OFFICIAL CALLS BOAT BAN TO PROTECT EAGLES UNNECESSARY
EAGLES ANO BOATERS CAN SHARE LAKE WITHOUT BAN
AIRBORNE BOAT
BOB JOHNSON ENTERPRISES (HOUSTONI
KNOLLS CONSTRUCTION HALTED
BOB'S GULF SERVICE IS. ALSTON AVE. I
VICTIM SHOOTS AT MEN AFTER R03BERY, ASSAULT
BOB'S THRIFTY SHOPPE 1526 MAIN ST. I
BUSINESSMAN IS INOICTEO IN BREAK-INS
BOOY SEARCHES
SEE ALSO SEARCH WARRANTS
STUDENT SEARCH RULING REVERSES HARMFUL TREND
BODYGUARDS
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
2 MEN FACE CHARGES AS GUARD ■'"POSTERS
TWO IMPOSTERS PUT DENT IN COMEDIAN'S SECURITY
PROTECTION NEEO VARIES
BOEING CO.
ANOTHER GOLDEN GOOSE...
LOOK OUT FOR FALLING PIECES
BOEING CRUISE MISSILE
SEE MISSILES
BOGUE INLET
CRYSTAL COAST DIARY: SUN,
CONOOS AND FISHING
BOJANGLES
FRANCHISING BUSINESS BOOMING ACROSS STATE
THIEVES TAKE «2.380 FROM RESTAURANT SAFE
BOLIN CREEK CENTER
NEW BUSINESS SPECIALIZES IN 'REPLACEMENT OOCTORS'
NEWEST BUILDING AT BOLIN CREEK CENTER
BOLING CO. (SILER CITY, N.C.I
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING JP
BOLINWOOD APARTMENTS
BOLINWOOO SOLO; TO BE CONVERTED TO CONDOMINIUMS
BOLINWOOD APARTMENTS SOLO
BOLIVIA, SOUTH AMERICA
TARBORO MAN, PRIEST OIE IN BOLIVIA CRASH
BOLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO COTTON
SEE ALSO INSECTS. PESTS
PROJECT WINNING BATTLE AGAINST BOLL WEEVIL IN N.C . TEST AREA
COTTON MAKES BIG N.C. COMEBACK WITH NO BOLL WEEVIL
BOMB THREATS
SEE ALSO T
SEE ALSO T
N.C. ABO
THIEF US
BOMB SCA
BOMB THR
BOMB EXP
SCHOOL E
MAN CHAR
BOMB THR
BOMB THR
BOMB THR
POSSIBLE
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BREAK-IN
3 JUVENI
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EXPLOSI
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BOMB TH
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TRIAL F
INICS ARE TAKING PRECAUTIONS
BOMB TO ROB THOMASVILLE BANK
RALEIGH BUILDINGS
LED TO POST OFFICE
ALSE BOMB THREAT
RRUPTS MARTIN' S SPEECH
FORCES JET TO LAND
ES PLANE'S EMERGENCY LANDING
VE FOUND UNDER CAR
REATS TO SCHOOL VEXING OFFICIALS
OBEO
TO SCHOOL BOMB THREATS
OR CUL8RETH BOMB THREATS
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5/31/85
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BOMBING ATTEMPTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
MOLOTOV COCKTAIL FOUND THROWN INTO HILLSIDE HIGH
MAN ROBBED IN HOME
BOMBINGS, INTERNATIONAL
WHAT IF: HOTHEADED FANATICAL LOONIES TRIED TO CAR BOMB DOWNTOWN DURHAM?
SENSELESS TERRORISM SPREAOING CONCERN
RAINBOW WARRIOR
A MONSTROUS COVER-UP
FUTURE NEWS ITEM ICARTOONI
VICTIMS OF BOMBING IN BEIRUT JEMEMBEREO AT VIGIL IN N.C.
BOMBINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
FISHING TRIP OFF N.C. COAST BECOMES TERROR-FILLED OUTING
GUILFORO SHERIFF SAYS BOMB THAT OFSTROYED VEHICLE MAY HAVE BEEN INTENOEO H 2
EX-HUSBANO: WIFE MAY HAVE SHOT SONS
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SUBJECTS
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APARTMENT REVEALS TRACES OF THE LIFE OF SUSIE LYNCH
AUTOPSY SHOWS NO SIGNS KLENNER HAD MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
AGENTS SAY SUSPECTEO KILLER P10BA8LY GOT SOME WEAPONS ON BLACK MAPKFT
INVESTIGATORS STILL PROBE KLENNER CASE
BOMBINGSt U.S.
VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF LIFE
BFLATEO. BUT WELCOME
CLINIC BOMBINGS NOT ONLY ACT 3F VIOLENCE
•AS MAYOR. I HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO OESTROY PHILADELPHIA...1 ICARTOONI
SENSELESS TERRORISM SPREAOING CONCERN
S 2 6/13/85 C 11
S 2 6/1VB5 C 11
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5/16/85
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SEE ALSO DYNAMITE
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVES
APARTMENTS EVACUATEO AFTER TW3 BOMBS FOUND
2 MEN ACCUSED OF MAKING BOMB
PASSING PARAOE
NCSU STUDENTS BOMB DORMITORY IN CHEMISTRY TEST
H 2 6/05/85 B I P N
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S 2 8/27/85 A 4 E
H 2 11/21/85 C 13 N
BONO COMMITTEE
SEE OURHAM COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES f. POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITY
BONDS
SEE ALSO FARM FINANCE AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
SEE ALSO ZERO-COUPON BONDS
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP INTO ZERO-COUPON DEALS
N.C. TAX-FREE YIELDS FELL AGAIN LAST MONTH
LACK OF OEVELOPFR DOESN'T AFFECT STATUS OF PROJECT BONOS
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
DEATH PENALTY URGED FOR KILLERS OF PREGNANT WOMEN
INVESTORS BUY UP CITY SCHOOL 30NDS
AVERAGE INTEREST RATE ON TAX-FREE MUNICIPAL N.C. BONDS RECORDS FIRST
COMMISSIONERS OK DEVELOPMENT BONOS
BONE APPETIT
COOKIES WHET DOG'S
BONE APPETIT'
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO CANCER
, DUKE MEDICAL CENTER GETS $225,000 GIFT
OUKE'S BONE MARROW PROGRAM HELPS IN TREATING OTHER CANCERS
TRANSPLANT PATIENT, 13, DIES
BABY FACES MARROW TRANSPLANT
INFANT IS AT OUKE FOR TRANSPLANT OF BONE MARROW
CANCER THERAPY IS SCARY ANO TEDIOUS
BONES
SEE ALSO OSTEOPOROSIS
ACTIVE WOMEN HAVE STRONGER BONES - STUDY
WOMEN'S BONE LOSS IS REDUCED 9Y EXERCISE, UNC STUDY FINOS
DUKE SPEAKER SAYS DAIRY FOODS KEEP BONES STRONG
BONE STUDY SUBJECTS NEEDED
BONING UP: DOCTORS AT UNC DEVELOP NEW METHOD TO REPLACE LOST BONE
BONEY MARONEY BAND
BONEY MARONEY BANO: THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
BONNIE BRAE FARM
100-ACRE FARM MAY BE SHOPPING. OFFICE COMPLEX
DURHAM REJECTS PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER
BONSAI
BONSAI SOCIETY HOLOS WORKSHOP
BOOK-BANNING
SEE CENSORSHIP
BOOK PUBLISHERS
SEE PUBLISHERS
BOOKS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO WRITERS, DURHAM
LONG MEMORIES CAPTURE ART FOR OURHAM RETIREMENT BOOK
BRING ON THE BOOKS
BOOKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
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6/14/35
8/11/85
11/13/85
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6/21/85
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B
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c
A
A
1
7
I
10
1
n ueo
N
N J56
N
N U80
H 2 11/22/85 0 4
S 2 11/12/85 A 1
S 2 12/03/85 A I
N HO 3
N HO 3
H 2 5/05/85 E 12 P F G78
H 2
S 2
1/11/85 0
3/02/85 A
3 P U H45
2 P P T37
OUKE UNIV. PRESS
N.C. LITERARY AND HIST3RICAL ASSOCIATION
PUBLI SHERS
REVIEWS, BOOKS
WRITERS, N.C.
TO REWRITE BOOK ON MAYBERRY AND ITS CHARACTERS
COUNTY LIBRARY SETS ANNUAL BOOK SALE
BRINGS HUNT-HELMS RACE INTO PERSPECTIVE FOR HISTORY PUFFS
LAN DEMONSTRATOR TESTIFIES CONFRONTATION BOOK 'EXAGGERATED'
BACK' PUBLISHERS HOPE TO SELL. SELL, SELL
OULO DENY CRIMINALS PROFITS FOR BOOKS, MOVIES
EL PUBLISHES JOB-FINDING GUIOE SPECIFICALLY FOR N.C.
IVES INTO HIOOEN WORLD 3 F SHIPWRECKS OFF N.C. COAST
NRY WHEOBEE COLLECTION CONTAINS 'UNVERIFIED' STORIES TOLD BY.
PORTRAYAL OF BOY COLONEL IS CAPSULE PICTURE OF CIVIL WAR
TERARY LANTERN
TERARY LANTERN
NAMED 'TROUBLE* SUBJECT FOR N.C. STORY
N SHEOS LIGHT ON N.C. LITERARY HISTORY
TERARY LANTERN
H
2
1/30/85
C
2
N
H
2
4/13/85
B
4
N
H
2
4/28/85
D
3
P
U
H49
H
2
5/04/85
A
9
N
H
2
5/12/85
0
3
P
U
H4 5
s
2
7/16/85
A
10
J
H
2
7/18/85
A
14
N
H
2
7/20/85
C
1
p
N
W36
H
?
9/22/85
D
3
p
U
H4 5
H
2
10/20/85
0
3
p
U
H4 5
s
2
10/21/B5
A
6
R
s
.'
10/28/85
A
7
R
H
2
12/01/85
D
3
P
U
H45
s
2
12/05/85
A
6
F
J50
s
2
12/28/85
A
1 1
R
BOOKS, REVIEWS
SEE REVIEWS, BOOKS
BOOKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILOREN'S BOOKS
SEE ALSO RARE BOOKS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS, BOOKS
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
CHAPEL HILL GROUP COLLECTS 4,000 BOOKS FOR EL SALVAOOR
THE BOOKSHOP (CHAPEL HILL USED f. RARE BOOK STORE I
SEE ALSO BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO RARE BOOKS
RARE-BOOK STORE DRAWS LOVERS OF PRINTEO WORO
BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO THE BOOKSHOP ICHAPEL HILL USED C RARE BOOK STORE I
CAFE CATERS TO MIND ANO STOMACH: COOKS, BOOKS GO TOGETHER
BOONE, N.C.
SEE ALSO LIQUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, BOONE
PORNOGRAPHY IN BOONE OUT OF SIGHT, IF NOT M I NO
N.C. VOTERS CHOOSING MORE THAN MAYORS TUESDAY
S 2 a/14/85 A 10 N
S 2 8/06/85 B I P N 881
H 2 12/15/85 0 12 P F H45
H 2 7/21/85 B 3 N
H 2 10/07/85 8 1 N
MONTHLY
/ A N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGt 78
1/16/86
PG L P BYL
BOOTH REALTY
3 STEAL *193 FROM FIRM ON BROAD ST.
DURHAM MAN HELD IN ARMED ROBBcRY
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS CRIME OF THE HEEK
BOOTLEGGING
SEE ALCOHOLi ILLICIT SALES
SEE CIGARETTESi SMUGGLING
SEE DRUGS. SMUGGLING
SEE MOONSHINE
BORN-AGAIN CHRISTIANS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
BUSINESSMAN SAYS BELIEFS LED TO RECALL
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS
GIRL SCOUTS TO HELP SHIP'S CREW ON VOYAGE
BOSTON CELTICS
NBA'S MARATHON MAN STILL ON THE RUN
CELTICS: ONE STEP AHEAO
LA'S SHIFT TURNAROUND LEAVES "EXPERT"
CHOKING ON WORDS
BOSTON COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DUKE'S SEASON STOPPED BY 3C
DUKE'S SEASON ENOS IN FRUSTRATION
8C"S WILLIAMS WILLING TO LISTEN TO WAKE'S OFFER
GARY WILLIAMS TO STAY AT B.C.
WILLIAMS CITES TIMING IN DECLINING OEACS' OFFER
LATE ORAMATICS GIVE BC 62-60 WIN OVER WAKE
BOSTON MARATHON
SEE ALSO LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
HUDGINS COMPLETES BOSTON MARATHON
BOTANICAL GAROEN
SEE N.C. BOTANICAL GAROEN
BOTTLES
MESSAGE IN BOTTLE BRINGS RESPONSE
BOTULISM
.SEE ALSO FOOO POISONING
TOPE WARNS OF 'RECIPE FOR BOTULISM'
BOUNDARY OISPUTES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY DISPUTES
•CASINO NIGHTS' BILL AOVANCES
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS TO HALT ANNEXATION
CITY PUSHES SERVICES TO ANNEXEO LAND
REVAMPEO ANNEXATION RULE SOUGHT
OURHAM SHOULO WIN DISPUTE WITH CHAPEL HILL
ANNEXATION WAR: A LACK OF COOPERATION
ANNEXATION ISSUE COMPLICATED
•CORRIDOR OF CONFUSION': IT EXISTS ON DURHAM (OR WAKEI COUNTY LINE
CARRBORO BEING LEFT OUT OF PLANNING. ALDERMEN TOLO
ORANGE-CHATHAM BORDER EXAMINED IN JOINT SESSION
BOUNTY HUNTERS
BOUNTY HUNTER: MAN SAYS HE SET UP FBI'S CAPTURE OF BRILEY BROTHERS
BOURNS INC.
SEE ALSO LIFE-SUPPORT MACHINERY
PARENTS OF BLIND BOY TO FIGHT AWARO REVERSAL
COURT RULING ANGERS FAMILY OF BLIND BOY
BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. DISEASES
CATTLE ARE SLAUGHTERED AFTER DISEASE DISCOVERY
BOWL GAMES
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
BOWLING
SEE
PA
BO
TH
FE
BO
PA
RI
DU
BO
PA
ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE BOWLERS ASSOCIATION
IR IS HONORED FOR BOWLING EFFORTS
WL-A-THON TO RAISE FUNDS F0< HANOICAPPEO
REE ARE NAMEO BOWLERS OF MONTH
BRUARY'S TOP BOWLERS HONORED
WLING TOURNEY TO BENEFIT DU<E PEDIATRIC CARE FACILITY
IR IS HONORED FOR BOWLING EFFORTS
LEY WEARS CROWN
RHAM NINTH-GRADER CAPTURES STATE BOWLING TITLE
WLERS SOUGHT TO STRIKE OUT CYSTIC FIBROSIS
IR IS HONORFO FOR BOWLING EFFORT
BOWMAN ANO GORDON GRAY PROFESSORSHIP
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FACULTY
UNC AWARDS FIVE GRAY PROFESSORSHIPS FOR EXCELLENCE
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
DOMINANT MALE MONKEYS FOUND SJFFE»ING MORE ARTERY OISEASE
MEDICAL SCHOOL OEAM SEES LONG FIGHT OVER BUDGET CUTS
BOWMAN GRAY MEDICAL SCHOOL SIGNS AFFILIATION ACCORD WITH CHINESE SCHOOL
S40-MILLI0N ORIVE FOR CENTER 8EGINS
BOWMAN GRAY SUPPLIES SHUTTLE WITH MONKEYS
■HONDA HIP,' 'CHICKEN PACKER'S HANDS' OISCOVEREO
SCHOOL OEFENDS ITS NUTRITION CLASSES
TOE TRANSPLANT GIVES 8-YEAR-OLD GIRL A THUMB
UNC. BOWMAN GRAY GIVEN 111.6 "1LLI0N FOR HEART STUDY
UNC AWAROS POST TO COROELL
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL MAY TAKE PART IN HEART ATTACK STUOY
3 STUOENTS SELECTED FOR MEOICAL PROGRAM
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEOICINE. GRANTS
UNC. BOWMAN GRAY GIVEN til. 6 MILLION FOR HEART STUOY
BOWMAN GRAY TECHNICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. RESEARCH
AT REYNOLOS. CIGARETTES ARE OMPAREO LIKE FINE WINES
BOXER SHORTS
SEE ALSO CLOTHING ISEE ALSO NA1ES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHINGI
BOXERS BEAT OUT BERMUOAS
BOXING
SEE ALSO OURHAM BOXING CLUB
DURHAM BOXERS IN GOLDEN GLOVES
GOLDEN GLOVES
THREE OURHAM BOXERS WIN IN SEMIFINALS
THE BEAUTY WAS WON BY A BEAST
COOK'S PUTTING HEART INTO FINDING BREAK
BASILIO--A NAME FROM BOXING'S GOLDEN AGE
H 2 8/17/85 C 3 N
S 2 8/19/85 C 1 N A47
H 2 9/02/85 C I G
H 2 12/10/85 B
H 3 6/29/85 C I
5/19/95 C 1 P N
5/29/85 B 2 U 071
6/04/85 B 2 U 071
3/19/85
3/19/85
7/19/85
7/24/85
7/25/B5
12/08/85
N D71
U 018
S 2 4/16/85 C 1 P N J56
H 2 12/14/85 A 15
B/22/85 A 8
H
?
6/07/95
R
5
N
H
?
11/16/85
A
1
M N
SB?
S
?
11/19/85
A
1
N
M69
s
?
11/19/95
A
1
N
M69
H
?
11/20/85
A
4
F
H
?
1 1/26/85
A
4
L
H
?
11/26/85
A
4
L
H
?
11/29/85
A
1
M N
W16
H
1
12/11/85
H
1
N
H
3
12/20/85
B
1
N
B46
H 1 5/28/85 C I
7/31/85
12/20/85
3
11
H 2 5/25/85 8
1/13/95
2/15/85
2/17/85
3/10/85
4/12/95
4/14/85
4/18/85
5/05/85
11/01/85 B
H 2 11/17/85 C
H 2 6/16/85 B 10 P N U80
M
?
1/18/85
a
7
N
S
7
2/07/85
A
1 H
N
s
2
4/12/85
A
1 5
N
H
f
4/14/95
B
4
N
s
?
4/30/95
c
5
N
H
/
5/06/95
A
1
N
H
?
7/25/95
A
10
N
H
?
8/19/85
A
9
N
H
?
9/23/85
A
1
N
s
7
9/25/85
(.
1 1
N
H
>
10/05/85
A
1/
N
i
I
12/17/85
A
8
N
H
2
9/23/85
A
1
N
H 2 12/29/95 8 1
H 2 9/06/95 B 2 P N H45
1/10/85 B
1/12/95 A
1/26/85 0
4/17/85 B
7/04/85 D
9/19/95 B
U 071
U M71
U DIB
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85 -
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
BOY COLONEL OF THE CONFEDERACY: TH? LIFE C TIMES OF HENRY KING BURGWYN. JR.
DAVIS PORTRAYAL OF BOY COLONEL IS CAPSULE PICTURE OF CIVIL WAR
THE LITERARY LANTERN
BOY SCOUTSt OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
BOY SCOUTS PRESENT AWARDS
TROOP 55 PLANS REUNION
SCOUTS GENERATE PRIOE
BLACK SCOUTS HOLD JAMBOREE REUNION
BOY SCOUTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
THREE INDECENT LIBERTEIS CHARGES FILED AGAINST HAN FACING TWO MUROER...
OUKF MARINE GEOLOGIST ELECTEO PRESIOENT OF NATIONAL SOCIETY
SCOUT CAMPOREE IS POSTPONEO
MONTHS AFTER THEIR TEEN SONS *ERE SLAIN TWO MOTHERS ARE STILL SUFFERING
BOY SCOUTS WILL HOLD THREE-DAY CAMPOREE
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO EAGLE SCOUTS
•A SCOUT IS REVERENT'
DURHAM SCOUTS HELP IN FIREFIGHTING
CAMP CARETAKER SENTENCED TO DIE FOR KILLING TWO TEENS
SOLON: CASE SHOWS NEED FOR CHECKS
SCOUTS MAKE GOO OPTIONAL
EXECUTIVE: SCOUTS STILL BEHINO GOO
MAN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE ON SEX CHARGES
BOYCE MUSIC CO-
THIEVES PLUCK INSTRUMENTS FROM MUSIC STORE
BOYCOTTS
CRUSADES CAN BACKFIRE
WHICH SHOULD WE BOYCOTT?
OUKE VOTE: BOYCOTT OUT, •PENTHOUSE" IN
00U8LE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPING ICARTOON)
COFFEE SALE PROTESTS NICARAGUA EMBARGO
INCONSISTENT FOREIGN POLICY
MAKE FOREIGN TRADE FREER
BLINDED BY LUMBER IN THE EYE
LET SOUTH AFRICA DECIOE
HOW TO BEAT TERRORISM
HELMS THREATENS FILIBUSTER AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA BILL
INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA T3 RE OEBATED
TRADE BARRIERS WON'T FIX FOREIGN TRADE PROBLEMS
PANELISTS: DIVESTMENT NOT ENOUGH FOR S. AFRICA
S. AFRICA NEEDS HOPE, NOT THREAT, TO SOLVE ILLS
FALWELL VIEWS HIT BY CLERICS IN SOUTH AFRICA
DAY CARE HERPES FEARS RELIEVED
PROGRAM ON APARTHEIO
WALLET ISSUE GETS ATTENTION
THERE ARE OTHER COINS FOR BUYERS
WHEREAS — CONGPESS IS SO HET UP OVER APARTHEIO... (CARTOONI
UNANIMITY IN REPUGNANCE
OIVESTMENT WOULO STRIKE AT APARTHEIO
SANCTIONS WOULO HURT U.S.
PRESBYTERIAN GROUP SAYS EAST AIOE CURSEO THEM
AIDE'S BEHAVIOR UPSETS VISITORS TO SEN. EAST
SEN. EAST SHOULD MAKE STAFF MEMBER APOLOGIZE
WOLFPACK ALUMNI MAY OIVEST STOCKS
UNC STUDENTS SEEK S. AFRICAN INVESTMENT ENO
SCLC PRESIDENT IS CHARGEO AFTER PROTEST AT GROCERY STORE
STUDENT LEAOERS WANT UNC TO SHUN INDIRECT S. AFRICA TIES
CONCERT ADS DISPUTE ENOS
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL URGES APARTHEID BAN
UNC OKS APARTHEID RESOLUTION
TRUSTEES ACCEPT OIVESTITURE RESOLUTION BY FACULTY COUNCIL
WHERE'S THE BEEF?
BOYCOTT BY ROSE IRKSOME TO MA»TIN
SALARY 'DISPARITIES' PEEVE NCCU FACULTY
BOYS TOWN
BOYS TOWN OF N.C. MERGING WITH ELON HOME FOR CHILDREN
ELON HOME GETS 190,000 GRANT
BRACES
SEE ORTHOOONTICS
BRAOY'S RESTAURANT
•TEMPORARY QUARTERS'
HOTEL PLAN APPROVED
BRAGTOWN
OFFBEAT HISTORY: THE BRAGTOWN OIFFERENCE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
BRAGTOWN SCHOOL
BRAGTOWN SCHOOL FUTURE IS STUOIEO
GREEK TO THEM
COUNTY'S SCHOOL BUILOINGS STUDIED
SAFETY PATROL
VIOEO RECORDER IS STOLEN FROM SCHOOL
SAFETY WINNERS
1935 BRAGTOWN GRAOS HOLD REUNION FRIDAY
COMPUTERS FILL SPECIAL NEEO
BRAILLE
SEE ALSO BLINO
BRAILLE TRANSLATION OF SCRIPTURES GIVEN TO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
BRAIN DAMAGE
SEE ALSO HEAD INJURIES
INFANT PRAIN OAMAGE TIED TO MODERATE DRINKING
HEAO-INJURED PEOPLE NEEO STATE ATTENTION
TWO INOICTED IN 1983 DEATH OF BABY GIRL
VACCINE SUITS THREAT SPARKS LEGISLATION
BALLOON CAUSES COMA
BRAIN OEATH
SEE ALSO CUMA
BRAIN-OEATH STATUTE FOCUS IN JONAS CASE
BRAIN OISEASE
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE
UNRAVELING MYSTERIES OF BRAIN HEMISPHERES
GIFT TO HELP DUKE SOLVE BRAIN DISEASE MYSTERIES
BRAIN RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
BRAIN CHEMISTRY STUOIES MAY EXPLAIN WOES
DUKE STUDIES NEW DRUG FOR ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE
CAN SCIENCE REFINE PSYCHOANALYSIS? DOCTOR SAYS 'IT OUGHT TO...'
SPEAKER REJECTS MALE BRAIN SUPERIORITY THEORY
C T
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E
L
Y
P 0
DATE
C
PG L
P
BYL
H 2
10/20/85
D
3 P
U
H45
S 2
11/02/85
A
6
U
H 2
6/06/85
c
9 P
P
F70
H 2
6/23/85
0
2
N
H 2
7/11/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/14/85
B
7
N
C19
H 2
2/05/85
e
7
N
H ?
2/14/85
A
16 P
N
H 1
4/30/85
B
1
N
H 2
8/29/85
A
22 P
N
H 1
10/04/85
B
1
N
H 2
2/03/85
0
4
E
S 2
3/23/85
A
3
N
C60
H 2
8/22/85
D
7
N
S 2
8/27/85
A
11
H
H 2
10/17/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/19/85
c
2
•1
H 2
10/22/85
A
10
N
S 2
4/26/85
C
1
N
S 2
1/17/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/01/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/04/85
A
19
N
H 2
5/03/85
A
4 T
T
R56
H 2
5/08/85
B
1 P
N
W36
H 2
5/11/85
A
4
E
H 2
5/13/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/15/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/08/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/09/85
A
4
E
S 2
7/09/85
A
2 P
N
S 2
8/07/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/09/BS
A
4
E
H 2
8/09/85
3
3 P
N
A54
H 2
8/17/85
A
4
E
H 2
8/20/85
A
I
N
S 2
8/27/85
A
9
N
H 2
8/28/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/29/85
A
4
L
H 2
9/0t/85
D
4
E
H 2
9/11/35
A
4 T
T
R56
H 2
9/13/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/08/85
A
4
L
H 2
10/03/35
A
4
L
S 2
10/17/85
C
4
N
H 2
10/19/85
B
5
N
H 2
10/27/85
D
4
F
H 2
11/12/85
A
10
N
S 2
11/14/85
A
1
N
B81
H 2
11/15/85
B
4
N
H 3
11/15/35
B
1 P
N
B8I
H 2
11/16/85
A
8
N
H 2
11/16/85
c
1
N
B81
S 2
11/22/85
A
1
N
B46
H 2
11/23/85
c
I
H
B46
H 2
11/28/35
A
4
E
H 2
11/28/85
B
4
N
S 2
12/03/85
B
1
N
J13
H 1
1/03/85
8
1
N
H 1
3/19/85
B
1
N
H 3 12/19/85 B 1
H
7
6/08/R5
A
4
T
F
H
2
7/15/85
B
1
G
S
?
1/31/85
r.
1
HI
1 18
S
?
2/08/85
r.
1
p
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C56
s
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4/02/85
a
1
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5
7
4/17/85
A
7
p
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S/6
S
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4/23/85
(.
1
N
s
7
5/01/85
A
in
P
P
H
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5/19/85
R
7
N
s
7
12/02/85
C
t
p
N
J13
H 2 4/13/85 B
S 2 1/23/85 C 1 N J56
S 2 3/07/85 A 4 L
H 2 4/30/85 A 3 N
H 1 5/10/85 B 1 N
H 2 8/18/85 B 1 P F
S 7 9/02/85 A 6 N
H 2 10/01/35 B 1 D N
S 2 10/08/85 A I N H03
S 2 2/01/85 CI N J56
S 2 2/04/85 C 5 N
H 7 2/05/85 A 10 0 N 830
H 2 2/20/85 B I N B30
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/15
SUBJECTS
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STUDENTS
SERENOIP
SCIENCES
HP I : A P
ANATOMY
HICKOPY
HOW BRAI
UNRAVFLI
PSYCHOLO
TAR HEEL
N.C. BUS
GIFT TO
GIFT TO
800Y CHE
TO HEAR
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MAY INFL
DOCTOR R
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GIVES 0
INESSMAN
HELP OUK
OUKE OFF
MICALS K
LECTURE ON BRAIN
LS IN ORUG DISCOVERIES DIMINISHING
NE: TAMING EPILEPSY WITH DRUGS
VIEW OF LIVING. HUMAN BRAIN
UENCE MOOD
ECEIVES GRANT FOR STROKE 5TUOY
N ANO WOMEN 01 FFER
RIES OF BRAIN HEMISPHERES
ONVINCED
UKE HO MILLION
GIVES OUKE »I 0 MILLION
E SOLVE BRAIN DISEASE MYSTERIES
ERS NEW HOPE TO AGED
EY IN SUICIDE--EXPERT
BRAIN TUMOR
SEE ALSO TUMORS
BUDGET CUTBACKS MAY ABORT STUO I ES OF RAYS
BRAKE FLUID
SOME BRAKE FLUID IS BEING RECALLED
BRAME SPECIALTY CO. INC. (DURHAM WHOLESALER)
WINNERS ALL: 10 TAKE HONORS
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAY SLOW OOWN FOR TWO YEARS
TRIANGLE LAW FIRMS TO MERGE
BRANCH 8ANKING ANO TRUST CO.
BBCT MAY OPEN DURHAM BRANCH
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING UP
FOR"ER BANK OFFICER GETS PRISON SENTENCE
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST CO.. SALES AND EARNINGS
EARLY TAR HEEL BANK REPORTS SHOW NET EARNINGS UP 11 TO 42 PERCENT
LARGER TAR HEEL BANKS REPORT INCREASED PROFITS
TAR HEEL BANKS REPORTING INCREASED QUARTERLY PROFITS
BRANCH CORP.
SLOWER GROWTH.
PERIODIC INSTABILITY LIKELY. SAYS BANKFR
BRANDEIS UNIV. IWALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS!
FRANKLIN TO SPEAK AT BRANOEIS
BRANOENMILL INC.
HOME SALES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
BRASS RAIL RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILLI
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORANGE EATERIES
BRAZIL
"...SAVE BRAZIL FROM. ..THE MESS WE LEFT IT IN!1 ICARTOONI
BRAZILIAN OFFICIALS TO VISIT OUKE
BOREO WITH HIGH CRIME
LIGGETT SELLING BRAZILIAN LEAF COMPANY
BREAD
SEE ALSO FOOO
MAKE OLNEV'S CRANBERRY LOAF OJ R I NG THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
BREAO FOR THE WORLD
HUNGER LOBBYIST GROUP MAY RETURN TO OUKE
BREAO 'N' BOARD CAFE
NINTH STREET 'STRIP' IS
A PLEASANT CHANGE OF SCENS
BREADMAN'S RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL'
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORAMGE EATERIES
BREAK DANCING
SEE ALSO DANCE
DANCE AT YOUR OWN RISK: OOCTO' S SAY THE OLD WAYS ARE MUCH SAFER
GET READY TO BREAK
SHOWTIME
HOG-WILO BREAK-DANCING
BREAKERS HOTEL (PALM BEACH. FLA. I
SEE ALSO HOTELS. U.S.
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA IS SOLO
THE BREAKFAST CLUB IFILMI
■BREAKFAST CLUB:' NORMAN ROCKWELL WITH POISON PEN
BREAKING AND ENTERING
HOUSE-BREAKING C
ROBBERS HIT STAT
SHOPLIFTER RUNS
WOMAN CITED IN B
G»EY STONE CHURC
SILENT DEFENDANT
HOME BREAK-IN RE
BURGLARIES PLAGU
OURHAM CRIMESTOP
ALLEGEO BREAK-IN
19-YEAR-OLD CHAR
THREE PEOPLE SOU
MAN HOLOS INTRUO
2 8R0A0 ST. BUSI
2 CHARGEO IN SER
TOLD TO LEAVE
THEFTS. BREAK-IN
BONO REOUCED FOR
BREAK-IN AT OFFI
MAN FACES CHARGE
ARREST MAOE IN B
MAN IS CHARGEO W
WOMAN SCREAMS. S
BREAK-INS REPORT
P1NKERT0N PAIR I
JURY INDICTS MAN
SLEDGEHAMMER USE
POLICE HAVE DESC
OUKHAM CRIMESTOP
BREAK-IN ARREST
MAN HELD IN BREA
BURGLARY LINK EY
SAME INTRUOER SU
THIEVES HIT DAY
CLEARING THE REC
DAUGHTER OF CENT
S. ROXBORO APART
FLEA MARKET ROBB
POLICE SAY MAN E
OURHAM CRIMESTOP
BREAK-IN AT FURN
MAN ELUDES POLIC
125.000 IN PROPE
(CRIME!
HARGE IS LODGED
ION. GET CASH ANO CHECKS
OUT OF STORE
REAK-IN
H REPORTS BREAK-IN
GETS 20 YEARS
PORTED
E HOUSING PROJECT
PERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
BY POLICE PROBEO
GEO IN BREAK-IN
GHT IN LOUISBJRG BREAK-IN
ER AT GUNPOINT FOR POLICE
NESSES BROKEN INTO
IES OF BRFAK-INS
OUNG INTRUDER OIVES OUT 8-FOOT HIGH WINDOW
S DOWN IN APRIL
HOLDER FROM $300,000 TO J50.000
CES
for motel break-in
reak-in at downtowner
ith housebreak i ng
cares intrude*
ed at 3 businesses
n stakeout shoot, hospitalize suspect
on assault counts
d in market break-in
ription of intruder
PERS
K-INS
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SPECTEO IN CHAPEL HILL ROBBERY
SCHOOL IN OURHAM
000
RAL FOUNDER IN FAIR CONDITION AFTER BEATING
MENTS ENTEREO
ERY EYED
NTERS APARTMENTS
PERS
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E IN CHASE
RTY. CASH TAKEN IN FRANKLIN BREAK-IN
N F
P D
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
OATE
5/0T/85 A
5/28/85 A
8/13/85 A
8/20/85 A
8/21/55 A
9/04/85 A
10/01/85 8
10/01/85 B
10/01/85 B
10/08/S5 A
10/08/85 A
10/0B/B5 A
10/10/85 A
10/22/85 B
S ? 5/15/85
H 2 10/02/85
H 2 5/12/85
H 2 12/29/95
S 2 12/30/85
S 2 4/06/85
H 2 6/16/85
H 2 6/18/B5
H 2 1/20/B5
H 2 4/21/85
H 2 10/20/85
H 2 4/28/85
S 2 5/16/85
S 2 10/12/85
S 2 9/26/85
H 2 1/24/85
S 2 3/09/R5
H 2 3/29/85
H 2 10/29/85
H 2 12/19/85
S 2 9/30/85
H 2 6/0T/85
S 2 9/26/85
C 1
A 7
E 1
D 12
A B
A 3
D 12
A 11
N 090
N B30
F
F 330
N
N
N B30
N
N B30
N B30
N H03
N HO 3
N J56
N
P F H45
P U L41
N
N C60
N L41
N
B 9
0 11
D 15
B 9
C 5
A 1
A 3
A 4
A 11
A 4
A 1
C 13
C 1
0 9
A 3
N L41
N
N
N
N W8 2
N
E
N M97
F
N W82
R N34
N
H 2 1/01/85 A 4 F
S 2 2/28/85 D 4 N
H 2 3/30/85 C 3 P P M66
H 2 6/16/85 B 1 P P K30
H 2 12/26/85 A
H 2
3/15/B5
D
3
R
S66
H 2
1/02/85
A
13
N
S 2
1/07/85
c
1
N
S 2
1/11/85
C
I
N
H 3
1/26/85
c
I
N
H 2
2/04/85
A
10
N
H 2
2/16/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/18/B5
A
11
N
H 2
3/03/85
B
1
N
A54
H 2
3/04/85
8
1
G
H 2
3/09/85
A
15
N
H 2
3/10/85
B
1
N
H I
3/14/B5
B
1
N
H 2
3/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
3/17/85
B
13
N
H 2
5/04/85
C
1
N
A54
H 2
5/06/B5
c
12
N
H 2
5/07/85
A
ID
N
A54
H 2
5/07/85
c
1
N
S82
H 2
5/20/85
B
9
N
S 2
5/21/85
c
10
N
H 2
5/21/85
C
12
N
S 2
6/07/85
c
I
N
S 2
6/1B/85
c
1
N
H 2
6/23/85
a
10
N
H 2
7/03/B5
6
14
N
454
M 1
7/03/85
B
1
N
H 2
7/05/85
A
10
N
H 2
7/09/85
3
I
N
H 2
7/15/85
9
1
G
H 2
7/21/B5
B
3
N
S 2
7/22/85
C
1
N
S 2
7/25/85
A
3
N
H 2
7/26/85
B
«
N
K45
S 2
7/26/85
C
i
N
H 2
7/27/85
A
2
N
H 2
7/27/85
A
3
N
H 2
7/27/95
A
3
N
S 2
7/27/85
A
3
N
S 2
7/27/85
A
16
N
H 2
7/29/85
B
1
G
H 2
7/29/85
B
14
N
S 2
7/31/B5
C
1
N
H 1
8/01/85
B
1
N
— —
LY/ANNUAL
1/01/85 -
I N 0 E *
12/31/85
S U 8 J
»27.000 HOME BREAK-IN
HOUSE BROKEN INTO
INKED
»h< i Mi ■,...• -,,:, ■ :,:v,-wi.: > stolen GOOOS
||''9°,'N,liOOOS TAKEN IN BREAK-IN
tB^-fflF1* m "»»" GETS 2"YEA" TERH
2 CHARGED WITH BEVERLY ORIVE BREAK-IN"!
DURHAM MAN FACING FOUR BREAK-IN CHARGES
CLOTHING STOLEN IN STORE BREAK-IN &
POLICE PROBE BREAK-IN
2?SE ??EAE^A^T£HA5GES F,LED AGAINST DURHAM MAN
MAN, 76. SHOOTS WOMAN INTRUDER
SAFE TAKEN IN BREAK-IN
BREAK-IN ATTEMPTEO AT SOCIAL SFRVTTFS
STEM MAN ARRESTED AFTER 30-MRE CHaII
POLICE NAB MAN WHO LED CAR CHASE
BEDROOM INTRUDER RUNS AFTER WOMAN SCREAMS
£ 7 &,K"pM ^\WillT^° i?Ef'a"
gSNSCTAKSEN4TNM^ASKf!NTIgEAj-!N°'° ST"I0N TR,E° ™ H*NG «•««■»
*L|TON CHARGEO WITH BREAKMN
ONE BROTHER ATTEMPTS ESCAPE AF TFR SFWTFWfTwr
MANPREP0^r8R?AKB?Nr SA JiV"" "IggiBLo HILL
J"P *R»|STED ON BREAK- IN CHARGES
maVhIld'ss ss^is charge0 r,fle at best pRooucrs
HOUSE BROKEN INTO
5"A IS*1?"4!? CHARGEO WITH BREAK-IN
THIEF APPARENTLY INTERRUPTED
CUT ON FINGER LEAOS TO ARREST
MAN CHAPGEO WITH GOODWILL BREAK-IN
:*Sol¥*Bsi!SogrIS !T0rEN'7TEMSrFOUVNLO AT^StV
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DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS " Ut 5
MANMIlR??TPlDSAFflRSch.tiSTH^OUGH°?iRor 8"E4K-,NS
f"SINESSMAN IS INDICTED IN BRE«-INS°S
2CHARGE0 WITH APARTMENT BREAK-IN
OFFICERS ARREST TWO JUVENILES
5.£Ei?r,C,?A^EL'NTRUDER "OM HOME
wr.ci r°g rr|5EF;5iss \w,w^™- »""*^
M N ARrIsTeVi^S EWBuIf8lSGN
?*LEIGH COUPLE ACCUSED OF BREAK-IN
IS'9,HEL0 F0R BREAK-IN ON CLUB BLVO.
a'^IC,Et<S4HLMAN.LINI<E0 TO 6 CRIMES
4^4yLrs« BREAK-INS POINT TO I MAN
P ! EELK^E^w,EU,WBBirT
ffls"f? « "9Y? eb # mm b"ting aF m,ss shep4ro> °*
POLICE CHARGE 3 UNC ATHLETES
?3|vPev?RlMT^lNC^OMEguNNSH^M 6NT"Y 'N"°EN'
CAMERAS. TAPE OECK STOLEN IN BREAK-IN
BurSam ESiSls?§?|Sgi *CT?°»? ""officers
THIEVES HIT LAUNDROMAT
3 TEENS ACCUSED OF CAR BREAK-INS AT DEALERSHIP
BREAKING AND ENTERING, AUTOS
AUTO BREAK-INS: THIEVES SMASH. GRAB AND trni»
?^'9ISS P^BING RASH OF AUTO BREAK-INS
CAR BROKEN INTO ON FISHER PLACE
MAN HELD IN BREAK-INS
?2cJSE .£"*?$! MAN IN SHOOTING
UEcNASRA?gEElKTe?Ns0SePoURT?EoBRE4K-IN5
313 "Wa^i^^r"-" TQ CAR
vilui5EHTI?OL?l5 ?S0MKCAR INT° CAR " SERVICE STAT'°"
C*?2.I?JIRED.WHILE OWNERS ATTEN0 SERVICES
L,SHSR£EP1JWJIM_BREi^"'C- INTO CARS
PEL HILL BOULEVARD
THIEVES HIT REALTY FIRM, GET CASH. JEWELS
BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO MASTECTOMIES
f2uI:7yEbr1a??0ekam?E!7tedEbE uSc'dSc^ F4CE ^tectomy
BREAST FEEDING
WORKING MOMS CAN BREASTFEED WITH A LITTLE EFFORT
BREAST SURGERY
SEE MASTECTOMIES
BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO BLOOO TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
B,2AIING BILL HAS ONE PROVISION SCUTTIFn
JUDGE MISSED THIS CALL
UNC GRADUATE FILES SUIT OVER LICENSE REVOCATION
BRESLU8E ENTERPRISES OF ONTARIO
ON BOAT OPERATORS
E C T S
PAG
81
1/16/86
H 1 E
I T
L Y
P 0 DATE C PG
L P BYL
H 2 8/05/85 a s
N
H 2 8/05/85 B 8
N
H 2 8/09/85 A 8
N
S 2 a/13/85 A 1
U A47
S 2 8/13/85 C I
N A47
H 2 8/14/85 B 1
N S82
H 2 8/18/85 B 6
N
H 2 B/19/85 B 1
N
S 2 8/19/B5 C 1
N
H 2 B/20/85 C I
N S82
S 2 8/21/85 A 14
N
H 2 8/23/85 8 1
N S82
S 2 8/24/85 A 1
N A47
5 2 B/24/B5 A 3
N
H 2 8/30/85 B 4
N A54
H 2 9/02/85 C 3
N
H 2 9/03/85 C 10
N
S 2 9/03/85 A 10
N
H 2 9/08/85 B 1
N
H 2 9/09/85 A 13
N
H 1 9/10/85 C 1
N
H 2 9/11/85 C 5
N
H 2 9/14/85 C 3
N M51
S 2 9/14/85 A 14
N
H 2 9/17/85 A 7
N
H 2 9/17/85 A 10
N
H 2 9/17/85 C I
N A54
H 2 9/18/85 A 15
N
H 1 9/20/85 B 1
N
S 2 9/20/85 C 14
N
H 2 9/27/85 B 1
H S82
H 2 10/01/85 C I
N S82
S 2 10/05/85 A 3
N
H 2 10/06/85 B 1
N
H 2 10/06/85 B 1
N
H 2 10/06/85 B 8
N
H 3 10/17/85 B 1
N
H 3 10/18/85 B 1
N
H 2 10/21/85 A 13
N
H 2 10/22/85 B 5
N
H 2 10/23/85 A 13
N
H 2 10/26/85 C 3
N
H 2 10/27/85 B 5
N
H 2 10/29/85 A 11
N S82
H 2 10/29/85 B 9
N
H 2 10/30/B5 A 9
N S82
H 2 10/30/85 A 9
N
H 2 10/3D/85 B 8
N L40
S 2 10/30/85 C I
N
H 2 11/04/85 C 1
N
S 2 U/04/B5 C 1
N
H 2 U/06/85 B 3
N
H 2 11/07/85 B I
N S82
H 2 11/10/85 B 1
N
H 2 11/12/85 C 2
N
H 2 11/16/85 C 3
N
H 2 11/16/85 c 3
N
S 2 11/16/85 A 19
N
H 2 11/18/85 B 9
N
H 2 11/18/85 B 9
N
H 2 11/23/85 A 12
N
S 2 11/23/85 A 3
N
S 2 12/02/85 A 1
■ N HO 3
H 2 12/03/85 A 1
> N M51
H 2 12/04/85 A 12
N
S 2 12/04/85 C 1
N
H 2 12/06/85 B I
N S82
H 2 12/06/85 B 1
N A54
S 2 12/06/85 C I
N
H 1 12/10/85 C 1
N
H 2 12/12/85 A 18
N
S 2 12/16/85 A 1
N H03
H 2 12/17/85 C 1
N M51
S 2 12/17/85 C 6
N
H 3 12/18/85 C 1
N
H 2 12/19/85 8 3
N
H 2 12/19/85 B 3
N
H 2 12/20/85 B 5
N
H 2 12/23/85 B 1
N
S 2 12/26/85 A 22
N
H 2 12/31/85 A 7
N
H 2 3/11/85 A 13
N K45
S 2 4/17/85 C 1
N
H 2 7/22/85 B 6
N
S 2 7/22/85 C 1
N
S 2 7/25/85 A 3
N
S 2 8/30/85 A 1
N A47
H 2 8/31/85 A 8
N
S 2 9/04/85 A 7
N
H 2 9/13/85 C 6
N
H 2 9/17/85 C 7
N
S 2 9/19/85 C 4
N
S 2 10/19/85 A 3
N
H 2 11/17/85 B 12
N
H 2 12/02/85 B I
N
H 2 12/14/85 C 3
N
S 2 12/16/85 C 1
N
S 2 12/20/85 C I
N
H 2 12/21/85 C 3
N
S 2 12/31/85 C I
N
S 2 2/13/85 B 1 P
F J06
H 2 4/19/85 C 7
N
H 2 3/08/85 B 2 P
F H45
4/12/85 B
5/28/85 B
5/29/85 A
7/09/85 A
7/15/85 A
7/30/85 B
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/65
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
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1/16/86
STATE IS PAIO 165.000 FOR PLANT THAT COST 11.4 MILLION
BREVARD. N.C.
BREVARO MUSIC FESTIVAL RUNS JUNE 28-AUG. 11
BREVARO COLLEGE
HIGH POINT COLLEGE GETS PRESIDENT
R fi C uCD V
SEE ALSO ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC.
SEE ALSO BEER
SEE ALSO COORS PEER
SEE ALSO MILLER BREWING CO.
SEE ALSO RALEIGH BREWING COMPANY
TAR HEEL TO OPEN GERMAN-STYLE BREWERY
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS IF1LMI
AOOEO UP. -BREWSTER'S MILLIONS'
LESS THAN FOKTUNE
BRIAR PATCH TAVERN IGUESS ROAD)
OFFICIALS PROBE TAVERN FIRE
CAUSE OF FIRE AT CLUB IS BEING INVESTIGATED
THE BRIARHOPPERS
SEE ALSO WBT BRIARHOPPERS
AT THE GROVE STAGE
BRIBERY
SEE ALSO J
COURT RE
2 COUNTY
DA TO DE
COURT RE
COURT RU
FORMER J
SEN. JOP
GRAND JU
REP. JOR
TULANE S
JIMMY GR
JUDGE RE
JORDAN P
SBI PROB
URY TAMPERING
FUSES TO HEAR JUOGE'S APPEAL
OA'S GET ALLEGATIONS AGAINST SENATOR
CIDE BY JULY ON JOROAV CASE
JECTS EX-N.C. JUDGE'S APPEAL
LES ON 3 CASES INVOLVING NORTH CAROLINA
UDGE'S APPEAL REJECTED
DAN INDICTED
RY INDICTS JORDAN FOR MISUSE OF HIS OFFICE
DAN CALLEO VISIBLE CAMPAIGNER
TAR'S LAWYERS DELAY BRIBERY TRIAL
EEN'S STORY: LET'S NEVER REPEAT IT
FUSES TO OISMISS CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR
LEAOS GUILTY
ES GUILFORD OFFICIALS
BRICKLAYERS
BEST BRICKLAYERS
BRICKS
BRICK BUSINESS IS SOLIO
BUILOING BOOM BRINGS BRICK, CONCRETE SHORTAGE
BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
SEE ALSO GAMES
FRIENDLY CITY TOURNAMENT OPENS FRIDAY
FRIENDLY CITY BRIDGE TOURNEY BEGINS TODAY
CONCENTRATING ON BRIDGE
DURHAM PLAYERS TAKE 3 BRIDGE EVENTS
BRIDGE WINNERS ARE NAMED
ROXBORO YHCA BRIDGE TOURNAMENT SET
MELUSH WINS BRIOGE LEAGUE
BRIDGES. DURHAM
MARYLANO AVENUE BRIDGE CLOSING
BRIOGE RAISED
SITE OF BRIOGE
BRIDGE WORK
TREYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCED: OFFICIALS EYE NEEDS OF PROJECT
FARRINGTON ROAO CLOSED
BRIOGE OPENS
BRIDGE BUILDERS
CITY PANEL TO CONSIDER SECONO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR BRIOGE
CITY STAFFER URGES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF RESERVOIR
NO DECISION MAOE ON BRIDGE
STOOPS WASN'T LOW ENOUGH
U.S. 501 PROJECT IS ON SCHEDULE UNDER NEW PLAN
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMAS AHEAO FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
STATE HONORED FOR RAISING 2 COUNTY BRIDGES
BRIOGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO RAILROAD BRIDGES
COASTAL TOWN'S BRIDGE SMASHED; 300 STRANDED
BRIOGE DAMAGE SURVEYEO
BRIOGE REPAIR WORK AHEAO OF SCHEOULE
SUNSET BEACH BRIOGE BACK IN OPERATION
SPEEDY BRIDGE REPAIR
SUNSET EEACH'S BRIOGE HIT AGAIN
BOARD OKS 122 MILLION CONTRACT FOR BRIDGE OVER ALBEMARLE SOUNO
WATCHING THE CREEK FLOW
MOUNTAIN WONOERS
ORAWING OF ALBEMARLE SOUNO BRIDGE
BRIDGE BUILDING
OLO HAW RIVER BRIDGE COMING D3WN
CHICKEN BRIDGE: ' POULTRY-GE I ST S ' AND LANO SHARKS
CHICKEN BRIOGE: NEIGHBORHOOD REGRETS ITS DEMISE
SUNSET BEACH DRAWBRIDGE: BLESSING OR BOTTLENECK?
BOARD WILL CONSIDER 1-40 BID
CONTRACTS FOR 1-40 BRIDGES APPROVED
TRANSPORTATION BOARD TRIES TO CHANGE IMAGE
PILE OF DYNAMITE FOUND UNDER OAK ISLAND 6RI0GE
BILLS INCLUDE THREE BRIOGES OVER WATERWAY IN N.C.
STATE TRYING TO RECORD HISTORY OF BRIDGES
PLAN APPROVED FOR OXFORD LOOP
BRIDGE ON BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY TO BE CLOSED
BRIGGS AVE. (DURHAM, N.C.I
CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE
POTENTIAL CLIENTS FOUNO FOR BRIGGS PARK
CLEARING PATH
BRIGHT BELT WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. WAREHOUSES
LOWER PRICE SUPPORTS. QUALITY TOBACCO URGED
BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN CONVENTION
OURHAM CIVITAN CLUBS TO GET AWAROS
MAN OF YEAR
BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLUB GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO GOLF
FANFARE
BRIGHTLEAF SOUARE
SEE ALSO LIGGETT t. MYERS TOBACCD CO.. WAREHOUSES
GOURMFT FOOO AND WINE SHOW FEATURES NORTH CAROLINA DELIGHTS
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYl
DATE
H 2 10/10/85 B 6
H 2 5/10/85 D 8
H 2 4/18/85 A 24
S 2 10/23/85 A 3 N
H 2 5/31/R5 D 2 R S66
S 2 12/03/85 B I
H 2 12/04/85 B I
N
S 2 7/02/85 D 3 P F
H
7
2/08/85
A
11
N
H
?
6/05/85
H
1
N
H
/
6/17/85
(
1
N
s
?
6/17/85
a
1
N
s
f
6/18/85
f
4
N
H
?
6/15/85
H
4
N
H
?
7/02/85
A
1
P N
s
?
7/02/85
A
1
N
H
1
7/03/85
H
1
N
H
/
8/01/B5
I)
4
N
H
?
8/06/85
A
4
F
H
?
8/15/85
H
1
N
S
?
8/16/85
A
1
P N
H
2
10/21/85
B
1
N
H 2 12/07/85 C 2 P P T37
S 2 4/03/85 A 18
S 2 4/26/85 A 1
s
2
2/06/85
A
9
N
H
-'
2/08/85
e
4
N
H
2
2/09/85
C
1
P
P
T37
s
2
2/09/85
A
3
P
•1
s
2
2/11/85
C
I
N
H
1
6/26/85
C
1
N
s
2
8/16/85
A
3
N
H
2
1/10/85
B
1
N
s
2
2/06/85
C
1
P
p
M66
s
2
3/11/B5
A
5
P
p
M66
s
2
3/26/85
c
1
P
p
M66
H
2
5/11/85
A
1
P
N
W36
H
2
5/21/85
C
12
N
s
2
7/02/85
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7/16/85
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8/10/85
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11/21/85
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1/13/85
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11
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1/14/85
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1/16/85
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H
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1/17/85
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1/18/85
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1/23/85
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2/09/85
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7/31/85
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11/13/85
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MONTHLY/A
N H U 4 L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
CARMEN TO GET BRIGHTLEAF PRODUCTION
CARMEN: NCCU GRAO PLAYS GYPSY
ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE
•CARMEN' CAST EYEING CLOUOS
TRAIN SOUNOS ONLY SOUR NOTE IM ARTS COUNCIL'S 'C
CARMEN SHOWS SOLO OUT; NEW SHOW BEING STUDIEO
CARMEN A 'REAL HAPPENING'
ARTSEEN: 'CARMEN' TAKES TOWN 9Y STORM
DOWNTOWN SALVATION: RESTORING OLO BUILOINGS?
A SPRINKLE A DAY
RESTAURANT TO BE RAZED. USED FOR BRIGHTLEAF LOT
SEHEO BUYS PIZZA HOUSE
PROGRESS? FOR WHOM?
RAMPAGE OF PROGRESS
PIZZA PEOPLE RETIRING
WHY NOT CO-EXIST?
BRIGHTLEAF OWNERS OENY SALE REPORTS
ANNAMARIA'S HAS A CHOICE
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6/09/85
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10/30/85
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10/31/85
8
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11/05/85
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11/06/85
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11/13/85
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BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C.. OUADRICENTENNIAL
HERITAGE CLUB MEMBERS WORK WITH CHILOREN, CRAFTS
BR
T1SH HONOURAS
SEE BELIZE
BRITTLE BONE DISEASE
SEE ALSO OISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
WHEELCHAIR ACCIDENT FATAL TO TEEN-AGER
BROAD ST.
6 BUSINESSES REMAIN CLOSED AS GASOLINE CLEANUP CONTINUES
APARTMENTS TO REPLACE BROAO ST. WAREHOUSES
BROADCASTERS. U.S.
RADIO SHOW HOST TO VISIT TRIANGLE AREA
BROADWAY AT OUKE SERIES
SEE OUKE UNIV.. BROAOWAY AT DUKE SERIES
BRdCKWAY GLASS CO.
PA. FIRM CONSIDERS MOVE TO CHARLOTTE
BROGDEN MIDOLE SCHOOL
FUTURF JOURNALISTS
BROGOEN LISTS HONOR STUOENTS
ART TUTOR WITH COMPUTER
BORGOEN CHAMPS
BROGDEN LISTS HONOR ROLL
SCHOOL EVACUATEO
BROGDEN LISTS STUDENTS ON H0N3R ROLL
NUOE MAN ARRESTED IN BROGDEN SCHOOL
15-YEAR-OLO STUOENT CHARGEO IN STABBING
STUDENT STABBED IN ARM AT SCHOOL
AT ATTENTION
BROGDEN ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
BROOKOALE APARTMENTS
2 BROOKOALE UNITS DAMAGED BY 8LA2E
APARTMENT FIRE BLAMED ON ELECTRICAL SHORTAGE
BROOKGREEN GARDENS. S .C .
SOUTH OF MYRTLE BEACH LIES QUIET PART OF STRANO
BROOKHOLLOW
DUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48X OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
BROOKINGS INSTITUTION
ECONOMICS CAN BE DANGEROUS TO HEALTH
PREVENTION MAKES SENSE EVEN IF COSTS ARE STEEP
BROUGHTON HOSPITAL (MORGANTON, N.C.I
BROUGHTON HOSPITAL OIRECTOR TO RETIRE
EXERTION BLAMED ON HOSPITAL WORKER'S OEATH
BROWN AND WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
BLACK-BACKED VENTURE CAPITAL FIRM URGEO IN RESARCH TRIANGLE BY LEE
HELMS SAYS "OVE IS BREAKTHROUGH IN TOBACCO BUYOUT NEGOTIATIONS
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SOUTHERN BELLE MAKES COMEBACK IN BUSINESS WORLD
LIGGETT WILL LOSE GENERIC DISTRIBUTOR
LCM HAY CONTEST LOSS OF DISTRIBUTOR
4 MAJOR U.S. CIGARETTE MAKERS EMERGEO FROM DUKE'S EMPIRE
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFECTING TOBACCO STOCKS
HALLMARK VICE PRESIDENT URGES ETHICS OVER PERSONAL PROFITS DESPITE
LCM SAYS LOST ACCOUNTS RECAPTJREO
JUDGMENT IN LIBEL CASE ENDANGERS YOUR RIGHTS
BROWN-BAGGING
SEE LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, N.C.
BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO COTTON
SEE ALSO OUST PARTICLES
SEE ALSO LUNG OISEASES
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOUSTRY
BROWN LUNG COMPENSATION BILL OK'O IN STORMY MEETING
IN BROWN LUNG CASE: COURT SAYS FORMER BI WORKER ENTITLED TO
4 TO SHARE BROWN LUNG COURT AWARD
COURT REVERSES RULINGS IN TWO WORKERS' CASES
COURT NIXES DISABILITY PAY FOR FORMER TEXTILE WORKER
BROWN UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HEELS FEAST ON BROWN IN ORANGE BOWL FINALE
BROWN WATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE INFINITY ROAO WATER TREATMENT PLANT
BROWN-WYNNE FUNERAL HOMES
FALLON'S FLORIST OF RALEIGH MERGES INTO BROWN-WYNNE
BROWNIES (GIRL SCOUTS)
SEE ALSO GIRL SCOUTS
200 EXPECTED TO ATTENO BROWNIE SMILE DAY
BROWNIE SMILES
BROWNIE OF THE YEAR
BR0YH1LL INOUSTRIES INC.
SEE ALSO FURNITURE INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO FURNITURE MARKET
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BRUCKEL C CO.
H 2 2/24/65 D 10 P U G79
H 2 11/29/85 B
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MONTHLY/4
SEE ALSO "ILL STREAM
BOARO POSTPONES VOTE ON CONDOMINIUMS
BRUEGGER'S BAGEL BAKERY
BUYOUT TALK HINTED AS LCM PROFITS SINK
BRUNSWICK COUNTYi N.C.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY SEEKS STORM AID
BRUNSWICK JUOCE ARRESTED FOR OWI
BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT ISOUTHPORTi N.C.I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AN 0 S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AMD S.C. ACCU
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
THE BRYCE WAGNER OANCE PROJECT
(FNTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENOI
BUBBLE SOY
SEE SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
I N 0 E X
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BUCHANAN BLVO.
TRINITY PARK SUIT IS FILED AGAINST CITY
BUDGETS
WRITTEN BUOGET CAN HELP WITH FAMILY FINANCES
BUFFALOS
OH, GIVE ME A ROAO, THAT THE BUFFALO SHUN
ESCAPED BUFFALO STILL ROAMING IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
BUFFALO'S ROAMING DAYS OVER WITH NEW HOME ON THE RANGE
LOVELORN BISON'S FUND-RAISER WOULO SPOIL BUFFALO BURGERS
BUFFALO SPARED BY FUNO-RAISER IN HICKORY
BARNEY NOW ROAMS RANGE WITH OTHER BUFFALO
BUGGS ISLAND
KERR GROUP TO REVIEW FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE
BUILOING CODE, VIOLATIONS
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS RULINGS IN BICYCLE SHOP SUIT
DRINKING WATER IN NEW BUILDINGS HAS TOO MUCH LEAO
SOCIAL SERVICES BUILOING UNSAFE?
HUDGINS SEEKS NEW OFFICES IN 90 OAYS
CITY WARNS
H 1 5/07/85 C I P P
S 2 11/08/85 A 1 N H03
S 2 11/13/85 B 6 N
BUILDING COOES
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO HIGH-RISES
SEE ALSO N.C. BUILDING CODE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, N.C
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. ORANGE CO.
CITY INSPECTORS NEED HELP WITH HOUSING BOOM
OHS, HILLSIDE GET '8' RATINGS
LIMITING TALL BUILDINGS A RISKY, ARBITRARY PLAN
LIMITING DURHAM'S POTENTIAL
HIGH-RISE EDITORIAL 'SUPERFICIAL'
DALLAS PROVES HEIGHT LAWS WISE
BUILOING SURVEY PLANTS SEED FOR OOWNTOWN HOPE
A BLESSING IN DISGUISE
IF FEDERAL BUILOING STANOAROS OROPPED. OURHAM COOES WON'T BE AFFECTEO
HOUSING COOES ARE STRICT
BAN USE OF LEAD SOLDER FOR CHILDREN'S HEALTH
STATEWIDE LIMIT RECOMMENDED ON LEAO IN SOLOER USED TO CONNECT WATER PIPE
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SET SPECIAL SESSION ON REZONING PLAN
NEW LEAO SOLDER RULING WON'T HURT BUILOING COSTS
BUILOING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILOING CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILOING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO OAVIS-BACON ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. BUILOING STUOY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, BUILOING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO SCAFFOLDING
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CONSTRUCTION COSTS
SEE ALSO SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCTION
CITY INSPECTORS NEED HELP WITH HOUSING BOOM
•BOS HELO CRUCIAL TO DURHAM CITY'S SOUTHERN GROWTH
PUMPING 1C0L0I IRON
OURHAM MAN TO BUILD 'VILLiGE'
JANUARY'S FOULD WEATHER PUT CHILL ON CONSTRUCTION
OURHAM AREA CONTRACTORS BUSY AS BEES
DURHAM'S CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY 3RD HIGHFST IN N.C.
OURHAM CONSTRUCTION TOPS III MILLION
COUNCIL OK'S CHURCH LOT REZONING FOR CARWASH
USE PERMITS GRANTED
ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE DELAVEO
RESIDENTS, THEN PLANNING BOARO OPPOSE CONDOMINIUMS
OFFICE BUILDING PLNA ON COUNTY'S AGENOA
DRY SPRING WEATHER CAUSES RISE IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
WORK BEGINS ON OFFICE PARK
DELAY JEOPARDIZES PROJECT
NORTHGATE IS ADOING BUILDING
DECEPTIVE PRACTICES LAID TO THREE, FIRM
BUILDING BOOHS OURING FIRST QUARTER
BUILOING BOOM BRINGS BRICK, CONCRETE SHORTAGE
INSIDE R.L.TAYLOR
COUNTY SEEKING STAFF TO ENFORCE ZONING
OURHAM TOWNHOUSES GET OK
CONSTRUCTION RISES 32* IN OURHAM
OURHAM TO CONSIDER BUILDING— HE IGHT RULES
OAY-CARE EXPANSION OK ■ 0
OURHAM CONSTRUCTION: APRIL AVERAGE: 11.3 MILLION DAILY
HIGH-PISE OFFICE BUILOING SHOULD BE REJECTEO
2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS PLANNED IN OURHAM
HIGH RISE BUILOING WILL BOOST OURHAM
YANKEE-STYLE PROGRESS
HIGH-RISE WOULO HELP DURHAM
BOARO HEARS OPPOSITION TO HIGH RISE
PLANNEO HIGH-RISE GOOD FOR CITY, FUTURE
COUNCIL FAVOREO 10<> APARTMENTS, BUT REJECTS EIGHT MORE IN PROJECT
HIGH-RISE LUOICROUSLY INAPPROPRIATE
DEVELOPERS AFTER DOLLARS
OESPOILING THE LANDSCAPE
TALL BUILDING WILL BE AN ASSET F0» CITY
REZONING OPPOSED FOR OFFICES, SHOPS
HIGH-RISE RISKS NEIGHBORHOOD
BALLOON-RAISING TO PROTEST HIGH-RISE PLAN
TEXAN HAS BIG PLANS FOR TOWER
8/05/85
3/06/85
8/08/85
3/10/85
8/11/85
3/14/85
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5/21/85
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6/03/35
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/65 - 12/31/65
S U B J E
FOES RAISING TRIAL BALLOON ON PLAN
NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK TO BE BUILT IN DURHAM
HIGH-RISE SHOWS CIVIC INSECUKITY
10,000 "AY ATTEND RALEIGH EXPOSITION
HIGH-RISE DEVELOPER HAS ATTRACTIVE PROPOSAL
HIGH-RISE WILL BE 'SELF-DESTRUCTIVE1
WILL BUILDING CHANGE DURHAM?
UNIVERSITY TOWER
MINI-SKYSCRAPER SHOULD BE BUILT DOWNTOWN
HIGH-RISE WILL CAUSE EXODUS
COMMITTEE TAKES NO STAND ON 17-STORY BUILDING
HIGH-RISE ON AGENDA
BUILOING PACE IN OURHAM KEEPS TO FAST CLIP IN MAY
HIGH-RISE ARGUMENTS NOT VALIO
COUNCIL TOLD BUILDING WON'T WORSEN TRAFFIC
APARTMENTS TO REPLACE BPOAO ST. WAREHOUSES
300-ROOM HOTEL PLANNED ON 17-STORY BUILOING SITE
HIGH-RISE DEVELOPER WON'T BE PRFSSUREO
OURHAM NEEDS THE NEW OFFICE BUILDING
HIGH-RISE THREATENS CHAOS
CITY SHOULD OEMAND HARMONY
TOWER TOPS CITY AGENDA
•GODSPEED' TO HIGH RISE
CITY SHOULD STOP HIGH-RISE
HIGH-RISE TO BE •TOP-QUALITY'
WILL HIGH-RISE FEED RACISM?
BOOST FOR ARTS COMPLEX EASES STING OF HIGH-RISE
DEBATE EXPECTED ON PLAN FOR NEW PARK IN DURHAM
17-STORY BUILOING APPROVED: BUSINESSMAN PROPOSES STONE JOIN HIM...
CONSTRUCTION OF 17-STORY HIGH-RISE OFFICE TO BEGIN
TOWER WILL DRAIN DOWNTOWN
DON'T MOVE CIVIC CENTER
HIGH-RISE SPRAWL HARMFUL TO DURHAM
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUEO IN OURHAM RANK 3RD IN STATE
ANNEXED AREA FILES COMPLAINT
HIGH-RISE IRONY
TOWER WILL BRING TROUBLE
UNIVERSITY TOWER
BOARD GRANTS USE PERMITS
2 NEW OFFICE COMPLEXES PLANNED IN OURHAM COUNTY. CHAPFL HILL
JUDGE ORDERS TOWN TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION
CENTER UNVEILFO
4 OFFICE BUILDINGS PLANNED IN AREA
NO NEED FOR PUZZLEMENT
COMMISSION REJECTS BIO To BLOCK 17-STORY TOWER
INSIDE
NEW CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN OURHAM
CONSTRUCTION BOOMING IN DURHAM COUNTY
MEN AT WORK: BUILDING BOOM 'LIKE NOTHING I'VE EVER SEEN'
TOWER MAY POSE RUNOFF PROBLEMS
CONSTRUCTION UP 65X IN DURHAM
JERSEY OUESNT BOUNCE. BUT WALKS TIGHTROPE CONNECTING STEEL BEAMS
WELDING WORK
ADOITION TAKES SHAPE
OURHAM CONSTRUCTION TOPS *30 MILLION IN JULY
UOI GRANT MONEY MAY CREATED 30 JOBS
RECORO PACE IN DURHAM'S BUILOING MAINTAINED
BUILDING IN OURHAM CONTINUES BRISK PACE
WESTGATE PLAZA TO ADD EIGHT MORE BUILOINGS
OFFICE SPACE GLUT HAUNTS AREA'S GROWTH
LANO OFFERED FOR MOOERATELY PRICED HOUSING
CHURCH GROUP BUILOS TWO HALLS IN 36 HOURS
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING TOPS LAST YEAR'S LEVEL
N.C. HOUSING CONSTRUCTION SOARS
VALUE OF DURHAM CONSTRUCTION RISES
OURHAM BUILDING PERMITS JUMP
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAY SLOW DOWN FOR TWO YEARS
CONSTRUCTION LOOMS ON SPRING HILL
BUILOING CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILOING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE CONTRACTS
HANOICAPPEO LAW PLAN SPARKS SPAT ON COUNCIL
COMMISSIONERS AWARD CONTRACTS FOR SEWER PLANT
BUILOING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
COST OF VA NURSING HOME QUESTIONED
TRIANGLE J REPORTS HOME BUILOING COSTS
BUILOING CONSTRUCTION, N.C.
TRIANGLE AREA HOUSING GROWTH 9 TH IN COUNTRY
CONSTRUCTION EXPOSITION SET FOR SEPTEMBER PREMIERE
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION TOPS »30 MILLION IN JULY
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, THEFT
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
OFFICERS PROBE STORE BURGLARY
LUMBER REPORTED STOLEN FROM SITE IN CHAPEL HILL
EQUIPMENT SAIO STOLEN
THEFTS PROBED
EOUIPMENT TAKEN FROM UNC SITE
ROBBERS HIT 3 APARTMENTS
CONSTRUCTION'S BOOMING — SO ARE THEFTS
SIDING, TOOLS TAKEN FROM BUILOING SITES
THIEVES TAKE MORTAR MIXER
TOOLS ARE STOLEN
DUMP TRUCK THEFT PROBEO
THIEVES HIT BUILOING SITES
BUILDING CONT
SEE ALSO B
SEE ALSO B
SEE ALSO B
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO "
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
OFFICIAL
CONTRACT
SUBCONTR
OURHAM A
HOW TO S
OISMISSE
RACTORS
UICDING CONSTRUCTION
UILOING CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTS
UILDING DEVELOPERS
ONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
URHAH, N.C CONTRACT BIDOING
URHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION
EOERAL CONTRACTS
OUSING, N.C.
INORITY CONTRACTORS
AVING CONTRACTORS
RIVATE CONTRACTORS IFOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES I
S SAY AGREEMENTS REACHEO IN BIDS CASE
OR SENTENCEO IN TAX CASE
ACTOR FINED FOR RALEIGH OEATH FALL
REA CONTRACTORS BUSY AS BEES
AVE «1 BILLION
D CONTRACTOR SUING CITY, FIRM
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SEE ALSO BUILOING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HOUSING
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C
SEE ALSO HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF OURHAM ANO CHAPEL HILL
MONTHLY/AN
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■FLY-IN COMMUNITY' UNOER WAY AT FALLS LAKE
HIGH-RISE LUDICROUSLY IN APPROP R I A TE
SeJcinpCRS AFTER DOLLARS
DESPOILING THE LANOSCAPE
HttS-5 !l DEVELOPER WON'T BE PRESSURED
SurEa! NEEDS THE NEW OFFICE BJILDING
HIGH-RISE THREATENS CHAOS
S*SeRtS°L,I?T§FM.1 MlSSn LIABILIT.ES TN BANKRUPTCY CASE
GRAND JURY INOICTS ROBERTS
Skyscraper SeSelOpII LEARNED ART OP WHEEL.NG AND DEALING IN DALLAS
BILL TO AID CENTER PROJECT PASSES
•pqUiBl" 3evEl8pERS?°00"t HOLD YOUR BREATH
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN ON NEW COMMUNITY
SiaOTfeS'IicS^HSg^-COugcU ISN'T . PATSY FOR DEVELOPERS
ii&M*i3M£r. spat NOR..L •
P^i:»r^=:H^s?iLli^^!^^oS^s;Y planners
CONSTRUCTION UP 65X IN DURHAM
COUNCIL VOTE STRIKES SOUR NOTE
KNOLLS CONSTRUCTION MALTED
^nSxCHANGE TO PRoSlOE SITE FOR DURHAM FIRE STATION
DURHAM 'EMBATTLED' „.,„,
KWB^raaK IN DUR
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0°WNTOWNAPaRT«St, OFFICE TOWERS PLANNED
CITY -AY JOIN WITTENBERG PLANS
COUNCIL PRESSEO FOR COMMITMENT
OEVELOPERS SHOULD PAY
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6/02/85 E
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6/05/85 «
6/05/15 A
6/05/85 A
6/09/85 D
6/14/R5 A
6/14/85 A
6/14/85 A
6/14/85 A
6/19/85 A
7/02/85 C
7/03/85 A
7/07/85 0
7/12/85 A
7/12/85 C
7/16/85 A
7/17/85 A
7/13/85 A
7/22/"5 C
7/23/85 A
7/26/85 A
7/27/85 A
7/27/85 A
7/29/85 A
7/30/85 A
3/07/85 B
8/08/35 A
3/08/85 A
8/08/85 C
8/09/85 A
8/09/85 C
8/10/85 C
8/12/85 A
3/12/85 A
3/13/85 A
8/14/85 B
3/15/85 B
8/16/85 B
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3/20/85 A
3/21/85 B
a/22/85 A
3/22/85 A
3/27/85 B
8/23/85 A
8/28/85 A
8/29/85 B
8/29/85 A
3/30/85 A
3/30/85 A
a/30/R5 A
9/03/85 A
9/03/65 C
9/04/35 C
9/05/85 A
9/11/85 C
9/11/35 A
9/16/85 A
9/20/85 A
9/29/85 0
10/01/85 A
10/02/95 B
10/03/65 D
10/08/35 A
10/06/35 D
10/03/85 A
10/09/85 A
10/09/35 C
10/12/85 A
10/19/85 A
10/24/35 A
10/24/35 C
11/07/85 B
11/06/65 C
11/13/85 C
11/23/35 A
11/27/85 B
11/29/85 A 23
12/01/85 0 4
12/01/85 D 9
12/04/65 B I
12/04/85 B 1
12/05/35 A 4
12/05/35 A 20
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12/22/85 A I
12/22/65 A 1
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N C60
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N S51
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N "81
N "69
N M69
N J56
N L41
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U L41
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1/07/85 B
1/16/65 C
1/30/65 C
2/04/85 A
2/13/65 C
3/06/85 C
4/05/35 A
4/08/85 8
4/17/85 B
4/26/65 C
5/09/85 A
5/13/65 C
5/14/65 B
5/14/85 C
5/21/85 A
5/21/95 A
5/21/85 A
3
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12/31/85
S U B J E
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUEO Br COU
BUILDING PACE IN DURHAM KEEPS
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUEO BY COU
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUEO IN OUR
BOARO GRANTS USE PERMITS
CITY INSPECTIONS UNIT ISSUES 9
BUILOING PERMITS ARE ISSUEO BY
CITY ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
DURHAM COUNTY RELEASES LIST OF
NEW CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN OURH
BOARO GRANTS PERMITS FOR RESID
CITY ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
CITY BOARD HALTS PLANS FOR L 13
CITY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
MEN AT WORK: BUILOING BOOM -LI
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUEO
CONSTRUCTION UP 655! IN DURHAM
WHAT IS IT THAT SUPER-ACHIEVE"
TOWNHOUSES PROPOSED IN ST. THE
PLANS FOR 2 ANIMAL HOSPITALS G
BUILDERS SET SIZZLING PACE
CITY ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
BUILOING PERMITS ISSUED IN COU
CITY ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING PERMITS
OURHAM BUILDING BOOMS
CITY ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
DURHAM COUNTY LISTS BUILDING P
PERMIT SNAG DELAYS CHURCH SCHO
DEFINITION OF DUPLEX OEBATED
RECORD PACE IN OURHAM'S BUILOI
BUILOING IN OURHAM CONTINUES 3
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY AT OURH
OURHAM COUNTY ISSUES BUILOING
OFFICE SPACE A QUESTION MARK I
DURHAM ISSUES BUILOING PERMITS
DURHAM 2NO-HIGHEST IN BUILOING
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING TOPS LAST
COUNTY BUILOING PERMITS ISSUEO
VALUE OF OURHAM CONSTRUCTION *
BUILDING PERMITS ARE ISSUEO
OURHAM COUNTY ISSUES BUILDING
OURHAM BUILOING PERMITS JUMP
HOOKUP FEE GRACE PERIOD COSTS
NTY
T1 FAST CLIP IN MAY
NTY
HAM RANK 3RD IN STATE
UILDING PERMITS
CITY
BUILOING PERMITS ISSUEO
AM
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ERTY ST. OUPLEX
KE NOTHING I'VE EVER SEEN'
S HAVE IN COMMON?
RESA AREA
ET OK
ERMITS
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NG MAINTAINED
RISK PACE
AM DEVELOPMENT
PERMITS
N TRIANGLE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
PERMITS
YEAR'S LEVEL
ISES
PERMITS
COUNTY
BUILOING PERMITS. N.C.
MOST OFFICES GIVE 2-WEEK VACATION AFTER YEAR'S WORK
NORTHGATE IS AOOING BUILOING
DFVELOPER WINS RULING
BURLINGTON CONSTRUCTION KEEPING PACE OF 1984
COUNCIL'S DENIAL OF PERMIT UPHELD
FORMER MAYOR'S OUICK-CLAIM DEED TO CEMETARY TROUBLES TOWN BOARD
TAPES STOLEN
NEW HOUSING CONSTRUCTION SETS MONTHLY STATE RECORD
VALUE OF DURHAM CONSTRUCTION RISES
BULBS
NCSU RESEARCHER SEEKS NEW OUTLETS FOR U.S. FLORICULTURISTS
BULIMIA
FASCINATION WITH SLIMNESS CAUSE OF EATING OISORDERS
HOLIDAY FEASTS HARO ON PEOPLE WITH EATING ILLS
BULL CITY CRITERIUM
SEE ALSO BICYCLE RACES
DOWNTOWN PEDDLERS
BULL CITY ELKS LODGE
SEE ALSO OURHAM ELKS LOOGE
CLUB OFFICIAL SAID ROBBED
BULL CITY GOLF CLUB
SEE ALSO GOLF
CHARITABLE SPIRIT GUIDES THESE GOLFERS' DRIVES
BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL IMEN1
EAGLES HOST BULL CITY
CENTRAL FALLS BY 2
FAYETTEVILLE. LIVINGSTONE ADVANCE
BRONCOS WIN BULL CITY ON LATE SHOT
BULL CITY MUD SLINGING CONTEST
SEE ALSO MUDSLINGING
•LIGHTNING' SLURPS TWICE— IN THE MUO
NOT A GOOO MUDOER
DIRTY FUN
BULL CITY SERTOHA CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SERTOMA GIVES PROFITS TO CLASSIC
THANKS!
SERTOMA OFFICERS
BULL CITY STREET ROOOERS
RODS' 'RUN' SET SUNOAY
BULL OURHAM AND BEYONO
ONE NO ANO PRATTS8URG BECAME DURHAM
BULL OURHAM BIKE FEST
SEE ALSO BICYCLE RACES
BIKE FEST LOOKS FOR OOUBLEO CROWO
CAROLINA TARWHEELS SAY THANKS
BULL OURHAM CLASSIC IPREP TEAM WRESTLINGI
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. SPORTS IBOYS C GIRLSI (GENERAL HEADINGI
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
BULL OURHAM WRESTLING OPENS
ANDREWS TAKES BULL DURHAM TITLE
BULL OURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO
SEE 3ULL OURHAM TOBACCO CO.
BULL DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
HE'S GOT YOUR BRANO
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: BULL DURHAM FACTORY SOLO
"ULLOOZER
TRAIN CARRYING SOLOIERS STRIKES BACK OF TRAILER
BULLET-PROOF VESTS
VEST SAVES DEPUTY IN SHOOTING
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6/17/85
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6/20/85
D
5
N
S 2
6/25/85
c
1
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6/26/85
C
14
N
S 2
6/27/85
A
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6/21/85
A
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N
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6/29/85
A
13
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S 2
7/09/85
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7/09/85
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S 2
7/12/85
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12
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7/24/85
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7/24/85
C
9
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7/28/85
0
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C19
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7/30/85
A
5
N
S 2
8/08/85
A
1
N
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8/1 1/85
0
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N
L41
S 2
8/12/85
A
1
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S 2
8/13/85
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8/14/85
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U/16/85
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8/16/R5
A
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N
S 2
8/23/85
B
13
N
S 2
8/23/85
a
14
N
S 2
8/28/85
A
1
N
W82
S 2
9/15/85
A
13
N
S 2
9/18/85
C
20
N
S 2
9/21/85
A
3
U
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9/24/85
A
11
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H 2
9/26/85
A
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9/26/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N E
P D
PACE 88
1/16/96
SEE ALSO BUTNER BULL TEST STATION
CATTLEMEN CELEBRATE BUTNER'S 3ULL TEST STATION
WHAT HAPPENS IF 1 LASSO IT?
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C.
MAN SOUGHT WHO ROOE HORSE
INTO POLICE CAR
GAS LINKED TO CANCER FOUNO AT HIGHER LEVELS IN 3 COUNTIES
BUNCOMBE COUNTY SCHOOLS
BUNCOMBE TEACHER ACQUITTED IN PADDLING CASE
BUNNi N.C.
ONE PERSON OIES IN FRANKLIN COUNTY FIRE
9UNN. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTION FILINGS: LOUISBURG MAYOR DRAWS OPPOSITION
MAYOR OF LOUISBURG IS BEING CHALLENGED
BUROEN OF DREAMS (FILMI
TAR HEELS SPOTTED IN
STARMAN'
BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WORK
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
HIGH COST OF EFFICIENCY
ARIO-HEADED BUREAUCRACY
CHAPEL HILLI
BURGER KING (ELLIOT ROAO.
OEPOSITS STOLEN
GUNMAN ROBS BURGER KING
BURGER KING (1200 WEST CLUB BLVD. I
OURHA" RESTAURANT ROBBED
GUNMAN ROBS BURGER KING
BURGER KING (U.S.)
AO CAMPAIGN IRKS N.C. HERB
BUPGLAR ALARMS
SEE ALARM SYSTEMS
BURGLARY
SEE ROBBERY, OURHAM
SEE ROBeERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
BURGLARY RING
SEE ALSO FENCING
SEE ALSO ROBBERY
MAN FACES 30 S
THOMPSON FACES
HOLDER'S BONO
POLICE ARREST
JOB PREVENTED
TRIAL BEGINS I
WITNESS TESTIF
THIEF SAYS BUS
BURGLARS SAY 0
FORMER UNC ASS
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7 ARE SENTENCE
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JUOGE AGAIN OE
COUPLE CHARGED
2 STOLEN CHECK
BURIALS
SEE FUNERALS
BURKE COUNTY, N.C.
WILD FIRES RAKE THROUGH STATE
RAIN AIDS WEST N.C. FIRE EFFORT
BURKE GOSPEL RAOIO SHOW HOST :HARGED WITH INDECENT LIBERTIES
TOUGHER PENALTY URGED FOR TAX EVASION OF MORE THAN 1*00
NATURE, BURKE COUNTY CITIZENS RECOVERING FROM FOREST FIRES
AROUNO THEY GO
BURKE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
•WITCH" LOSES PROPERTY TAX APPEAL
BURSITIS LYMPHOMA CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
DUKE OOCTORS TO INVESTIGATE IF SOME CANCERS CONTAGIOUS
BY DUKE, UNC RESEARCHERS: CANCER, CONTAGIOUS AGENT LINKEO
BURLINGTON, N.C.
SEE ALSO OEPOT SUN FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FAIRCHILD STADIUM
BURLINGTON STRIKING OUT: EFFORTS TO LURE minor LEAGUE BASEBALL BACK...
•LORD OF BURLINGTON1 SAYS HE FAKEO ROYAL "FAIRY TALE'
BURLINGTON FIRE DAMAGE PLACED AT 1500,000
'BEACH BASH' TODAY IN BURLINGTON
TRAFFIC LIGHTS SOMETIMES GET BUM Rap FOR ACCIDENTS
BURLINGTON CONSTRUCTION KEEPING PACE OF 1984
REVOLVING EVENT PLANNED
STREET FAIR SCHEDULED SATURDAY IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON NATIVITY SET
PIONEERS' INVENTIONS MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR THE DISABLED
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RETURNING TO BURLINGTON
TENNESSEE CITY BEATS OUT BURLINGTON FOR OLYMPIC BASEBALL TRAINING SITE
BURLINGTON, N.C, ANNEXATION
ALAMANCE BOARD REJECTS IOEA OF ASKING CITY TO ANNEX AREAS
BILL WOULD ENO SCHOOL DISPUTE
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
BURLINGTON. N.C. BONOS
SEE ALSO N.C. BONOS
BURLINGTON OKS SALE OF BONDS
(CRIMESI
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TOLEN GOOOS CHA3
CHARGES ON RECE
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BURLINGTON, N.C, BUDGET
MONTHLY/A
NMUAL INDEX B
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N E
P D
PAGE n9
1/16/86
BURLINGTON APPROVES BUOGET WITH TAX RATE OF 50 CENTS
BURLINGTON, N.C., BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO PURLINGTnN. N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
OLD BANK IN BURLINGTON OFFERS CUSTOMERS A STEP BACK IN TIME
BURLINGTON LIGHTING PLANT WILL EXPAND
BURLINGTON, N.C.. CHRISTMAS PARADE
BURLINGTON HOPING DRV PARADE CAN ROLL TODAY
BURLINGTON. N.C.. DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL MEMBERS HEAR RESULTS OF «22,000 REV I T AL IZ AT I ON STUOY
COMPANY SAYS IT WILL RESTORE TURLINGTON'S TALLEST BUILOING
BURLINGTON. N.C.. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
VOTERS TO FILL THREE BURLINGTON POSTS
BURLINGTON MAYOR IS UNOPPOSED FOR RE-ELECTION
CANDIDATES REBUT CHARGES IN FLYER
KING LOSES COUNCIL BID IN BURLINGTON
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
BURLINGTON VOTERS RE-ELECT MAYNARD
BURLINGTON, N.C., GARBAGE COLLECTION
TRUCKS RESTRICTED IN BURLINGTON'S KNOLLWOOO
BURLINGTON. N.C.. HISTORIC DISTRICT
BURLINGTON: RESIDENTIAL AREA IS DESIGNATED HISTORIC DISTRICT
COUNCIL MEMBERS HEAR RESULTS OF 122,000 REV I T AL 12 AT ION STUOY
BURLINGTON, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON, N.C., BUSINESSES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA t. TRIANGLE
PROFESSOR APOLOGIZES TO MAYOR FOR COMMENT ABOUT BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON. N.C.. LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE BURLINGTON. N.C.. ELECTIONS
BURLINGTON, N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
VOTERS TO FILL THREE BURLINGTON
.. POSTS
BURLINGTON MAYOR IS UNOPPOSEO FOR RE-ELFCTION
ELECTIUNS FILING OEAOLINE IS NOON NEXT FRIDAY
BURLINGTON VOTERS RE-ELECT MAYNARD
BURLINGTON MAYOR, TWO COUNCILMEN REFUSE TO RESIGN
BURLINGTON, N.C., STREETS
BURLINGTON WILL SHARE COSTS OF PAVING
10* TRAFFIC LIGHTS IN BURLINGTON KEEP 4-NAN CREW BUSY
BURLINGTON, N.C., TAXES
BURLINGTON APPROVES BUOGET WITH TAX RATE OF 50 CENTS
BURLINGTON, N.C., WATER ANO SEWER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, WATER AND SEWER LINES
CITY ATTORNEY DECLINES BURLINGTON MANAGER JOB
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES TO JOIN CONSORTIUM ON WATER PROBLEMS
BURLINGTON'S WATER. SEWER RATES ANO STRUCTURE TO CHANGE
BURLINGTON. M.C.. WATER RESOURCES
SEE ALSO URBAN WATER CONSORTIUM
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES TO JOIN CONSORTIUM ON WATER PROBLEMS
BURLINGTON. N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON PLANNING ANO ZONING BOARD
LAWSUIT IS FILEO OVER BURLINGTON ZONING DISPUTE
BURLINGTON MAYOR. TWO COUNCILMEN REFUSE TO RESIGN
BURLINGTON AIRPORT
SEE BURLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
BURLINGTON-ALAMANCE CITIZENS FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
GROUP IN ALAMANCE SEEKS RECALL METHOD
BURLINGTON MAYOR, TWO COUNCILMEN REFUSE TO RESIGN
BURLINGTON ANTIOUES FAIR
SEE ALSO ANTIQUE SHOWS
BURLINGTON ANTIOUES FAIR OPENS THIS MORNING
BURLINGTON BOYS CHOIR
PROGRAM WILL FEATURE BURLINGTON BOYS CHOIR
BURLINGTON CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE BURLINGTON, N.C.. CHRISTMAS PARADE
BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
LAWSUIT 15 FILED OVER BURLINGT
SEARCH FOR CITY MANAGER ON S^
COUNCIL MEMBERS HEAR RESULTS 0
BURLINGTON WILL SHARE COSTS OF
CITY ATTORNEY OECLINES BURLING
COUNCIL HIRES NEW MANAGER IN B
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES TO JO
COUNCIL WANTS FINISHING DATE F
BURLINGTON'S WATER. SEWER RATF
BURLINGTON APPROVES BUOGET WIT
LEGISLATURE ALLOCATES 175,000
VOTERS TO FILL THREE BURLINGTO
CONTRACTOR SAYS BURLINGTON POL
BURLINGTON COUNCILMAN IS CHARO
BURLINGTON OKS SALE OF BONDS
COUNCILMAN FACES SECOND CHARGE
TRUCKS RESTRICTED IN BURLINGTO
MASSAGE PERMIT RULES REVISED 9
BURLINGTON MANAGER IS FIRED
BURLINGTON COUNCIL MAY HAVE BR
EFFORT TO REINSTATE BURLINGTON
GROUP IN ALAMANCE SEEKS RECALL
BURLINGTON MAYOR. TWO COUNCILS
ON ZONING DISPUTE
EOULE
F 122.000 REVITALIZATION STUDY
PAVING
TON MANAGER JOB
URLINGTON
IN CONSORTIUM ON WATER PROBLEMS
OR PROJECT
S ANO STRUCTURE TO CHANGE
H TAX RATE OF 50 CENTS
FOR BURLINGTON STADIUM WORK
N POSTS
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BURLINGTON
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"S CITY MANAGER REJECTED
METHOD
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H 1
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SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO B
BURLINGT
ELECTION
CANDIDAT
KING LOS
BURLINGT
BALLOTS
BURLINGT
BURLINGT
TRIAL OF
ty council. elections
lamance county. elections
lamance county boaro of elections
urlington. n.c.. elections
on mayor is unopposeo for re-election
s filing deadline is noon next friday
es rebut charges in flyer
es council bio in burlington
on councilman appealing conviction
to be cast Tuesday in six alamance towns
on voters re-elect maynaro
on candidate charged i i th extortion
burlington official postponed
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M0NIHLY/4N
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12/31/85
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GROUP IN ALAMANCE SEEKS RECALL METHOO
auRLINGTON CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
SEARC" FOR CITY MANAGER ON SCHEDULE
CITY ATTORNEY DECLINES BURLINGTON MANAGER JOB
COUNCIL HIRES NEW MANAGER IN 9URLINGT0N
BURLINGTON MANAGER IS FIRED
BURLINGTON COUNCIL MAY HAVE BROKEN LAW
EFFORT TO REINSTATE BURLINGTON'S CITY MANAGES REJECTED
BURLINGTON MAYOR. TWO COUNCILMEN REFUSE TO RESIGN
BURLINGTON CITY PARK
CAROUSEL CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS
INCORPORATION BILL BEING ORAW>( FOR YANCFYVILLE
BILL WOULD ENO SCHOOL DISPUTE
ALAMANCE SCHOOLS TO REVIEW REQUESTS
SUMMER VACATION GONE OR DWINDLING FOR AREA STUDENTS
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS GET 4TH GOVERNOR'S EXCELLENCE AWARO
PROFESSOR APOLOGIZES TO MAYOR FOR COMMENT ABOUT BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS. COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS GET IBM PROJECT
BURLINGTON DOMESTICS (DURHAM COUNTY)
BURLINGTON DENIES PLANT TO BE CLOSEO
BURLINGTON GREIGE SALES
MANAGER OF INOUSTRY CLOSING IN FRANKLIN SAYS MOST . EMPLOYEES FOUNO...
BURLINGTON INDIANS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL. N.C.
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RETURNING TO BURLINGTON
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LINGTON WORKE
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LL FURNITURE 1IVISI0N
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HONOR TWO ALUMNI. BURLINGTON INOUSTRIES
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8ILITY PAY FOR FORMER TEXTILE WORKER
BURLINGTON INOUSTRIES. EMPLOYEES
BURLINGTON INOUSTRIES BOOSTS WORKERS' PAY
IN BROWN LUNG CASE: COURT SAYS FORMER BI WORKER ENTITLEO TO
BURLINGTON SHIFTING WORK
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES. SALES AND EARNINGS
CHAIRMAN SAYS TEXTILE MAKER IS SOUNO
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FIRM'S SALES REFLECT LOWER TEXTILE DEMAND
BI REPORTS SALES. EARNINGS DOWN
TEXTILE FIRM'S EARNINGS DECLINE
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON-T A XP AY ING LIST
BURLINGTON INOUSTRIES INC. REPORTS NET LOSS DURING FOURTH QUARTER
BURLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
HOT-AIR BALLOONS RACE AT SNAIL'S PACE
2 AIRPORTS GET MONEY FROM STATE
BURLINGTON PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C. ZONING
JURY INDICTS MAN ON BURLINGTON'S PLANNING BOARD
BURLINGTON CANOIOATE CHARGEO WITH EXTORTION
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MISCONDUCT COUNTS
BURLINGTON POLICE 06PT.
FORMER OFFICER HOLDS POLICE AT BAY FOR OVER 4 HOURS
BURLINGTON POLICE USE TEAR GAS TO ENO STANOOFF
FORMER BURLINGTON POLICE SECRETARY CHARGEO FOLLOWING PROBE OF FUNOS
COUNCIL WANTS FINISHING OATE FOR PROJECT
GORDON ?URKE. 73. EX-POLICE CAPTAIN
CONTRACTOR SAYS BURLINGTON POLICE CENTER TO BE REAOV FOR OCCUPANCY BY SE
BURLINGTON POLICE STILL WON'T GET HOLIDAY GIFT
BURLINGTON RESEARCH INC.
BURLINGTON FIRM, DURHAM,
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BURLINGTON TOWN COUNCIL
SEE BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
BURLINGTON WRITERS CLUB
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
WRITERS CLUB To HOLD AwAROS 01 NNER may 14
BURMA
NO TOURIST MECCA, BURMA OFFERS PRIMITIVE PERSPECTIVE
BURN CARE
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
CLUB FUNOS BURN-CARE TRAINING
BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CARE
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
CLUB FUNOS BURN-CARE TRAINING
BURN VICTIMS
SEE ALSO WIFE BURNING
N.C. WOMAN SURVIVES PLANE CRASH
YOUNG WOMAN DIES OF BURNS RECEIVED IN AIRPLANE CRASH NEAR CROSSVILLE.
THREE WORKERS BURNED BY EXPLOSION IN STATESVILLE
LEXINGTON BOY'S CONDITION STILL LISTED AS CRITICAL
HENDERSON MAN DIES IN FIERY TRUCK CRASH
BURNED 4-YEAR-OLD CLINGS TO LIFE
GASOLINE BIGGER JULY 4 HAZARD THAN FIREWORKS. DOCTOR SAYS
SIX PEOPLE ARE HURT AT FIREWO'KS OISPLAY
DURHAM MAN INJURED IN PLANT FIRE
CONOVER MAN INJURED IN PLANT BLAZE
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OURHAM MAN DIES OF BURN INJURIES
FRANKLIN COUNT* FIRE VICTIM TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIED
MAN BURNED WHILE MIXING CHEMICALS
TFER CO. HIRES FIRM TO PROBE FATAL FIRE
APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS PROPERTY OWNER'S RIGHT TO SUE OVER WASTES
BOOK WRITTEN AT UNC LISTS TIPS ON PROTECTING ELOERLY
FIRE VICTIM'S CONOITION CRITICAL
OURHAM MAN SET ON FIRE IN MIS CAR
POLICE SAY AUTO BLAZE WAS ATTEMPTEO MUROER
MAN SET AFIRE IN HIS CAR STILL ON 'CRITICAL' LIST
POLICE SAY CAR FIRE WAS SU1CI0E EFFORT
MAN BURNEO IN CAR SET FIRE HIMSELF, INVESTIGATOR SAYS
MAN POLICE SAY SET HIMSELF ON FIRE HAS 0 1 EO AT DUKE MEDICAL CENTER
DAVID JAMES MACK JR.'S DEATH NO SUICIDE
STUOY: FEWER DRIVERS BURNEO WHEN BUCKLED
BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES. OURHAM
BURNING BAN USED
BURNING BAN IN EFFECT
BURNING PERMITS CANCELEO STATEWIDE
N.C. LIFTS BURNING BAN
BURNING PERMITS BANNED IN N.C.
BURNING BANNED
BAN ON OUTDOOR BURNING LIFTED IN 32 COUNTIES
OUTOOOR BURNING BAN IS LIFTEO IN 73 COUNTIES
HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS PROMPT BURNING BAN
TRIANGLE GETS WET; BURNING BAN LIFTEO
NIGHT AND DAY. NOISY 1-40 WORK DISSECTS ORANGE COUNTY
BURNINGTOWN, N.C.
PROJECT .AIMEO AT PROTECTING PLACES SACRED TO CHEROKEES
BURNINGTOWN FALLS
PROJECT AIMEO AT PROTECTING PLACES SACRED TO CHEROKEES
BURNOUT
SEE ALSO STRESS
DEOICATED TEACHERS SEEN MORE PRONE TO 'BURNOUT'
BURRIS INDUSTRIES
LA-2-B0Y CHAIR CO. AGREES TO BUY LINCOLNTON-BASED BURRIS INDUSTRIES
BURROS
MUSTANG. BURRO SALE TO BE REPEATED
YOUNGSVILLE TEEN TO RAISE BURROS
BURROUGHS WELLCOM
FOA APPROVES
BURROUGHS WE
DRUG TO TREA
TRIANGLE SUC
5 PROMOTED.
FIRM STRESSE
BURROUGHS WE
NEW DRUGS HA
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OURHAM FIRM
BURROUGHS WE
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RTP TEST ON
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OURHAM LEAOS
DRUG DEVELOP
HEARING SLAT
INTERFERON:
NO COMMENT A
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2ND HEAR ING
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ORAL MEDICATION T
LLCOME HERPES 0RU3
T HERPES II MAY BE
CESS STORY
1 HIREO IN PERSONN
S SEAT BELTS
LLCOME ENCOURAGING
VE REOUCEO MEDICAL
MPLOYEES
NS MADE AT BURROUi
S MERIT SCHOLARSHI
LLCOME BACKS PARK
LAWSUITS AGAINST T
ANXIOUS FOR FLIGHT
INDEX UP SLIGHTLY
CHALLENGER
LLCOME EXPERIMENT
ANGE: TEST'S CO-OE
RKS ON WHAT MAY BE
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AIOS WAR
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EO ON WASTE PERMIT
GLAMOUR FAOES. VAL
T WASTE HEAPING
LLCOME TO DONATE I
LLCOME GIVES UNC 5
CLOSE WASTE STORAG
SET ON INCINERATOR
TS 120.000 FROM BU
LLCOME EXPANOING 0
TESTS ON ANTI-AIDS
0 PREVENT HERPES II RECURRENCES
OK'D
COME FIRM'S BIGGEST SELLER
EL CHANGES AT BURROUGHS WELLCOME
USE OF SEAT BELTS
COSTS
HS WELLCOME
P WINNERS NAMEO
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OBACCO FIRMS
IN MAY
STILL OK
VELOPER A NATIVE OF DURHAM
COME AIOS VACCINE
ST AIOS
SS TOXIC
UE EMERGES
200.000 TO OLYMPIC FESTIVAL '87
250.000
E PIPE
PERMIT
RROUGHS WELLCOME
RUG TESTS
DRUG
BURROUGHS WELLCOME FUNO
UNC GETS 1250.000 FOR CANCER RESEARCH
BURROUGHS WELLCOME GIVES UNC S250.000
BURTON SCHOOL
LEARNING ABOUT TEETH
THE 200 GOES TO THE SCHOOL
TRAINING PARENTS BEST ROUTE TO COMPUTER-SMART CHILDREN
ACADEMIC HELP CENTER PRAISEO
HOMEWORK-HELP EFFORT GROWS; SPORTS SPUR CHILDREN TO STUOY
SCHOOL IS KEY TO FUTURE. OURHAM PUPILS ARE TOLO
BURWELL SCHOOL
HILLSBOROUGH MUSEUM TO RE-OPEN ON SUNOAY
BUS DRIVERS
SEE ACCIOENTS. BUSES
SEE OURHAM, N.C. BUSES
SEE GREYHOUND BUS LINE
SEE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
SEE TRAILWAYS BUS
BUS FARES
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. BUSES
OUKE POWER OFFERING CARO FOR R EDUCEO-PRICE BUS FARES
BUS ROOEO
BUS DRIVERS PARTICIPATE IN ROADEO
BUS SAFETY
SEE ACCIOENTS. BUSES
SEE ACCIOENTS. SCHOOL BUSES
BUS SCHEDULES
SEE DURHAM, N.C.
BUS SCHEOULES
BUS SHELTERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. BUSES
BUS STOP SHELTER LIKE ANIMAL STALL. COUNCIL PANEL
OURHAM MAY MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO BUS STOPS
BUS SHELTER PLEA OFF TARGET
BUS RIDER'S SUGGESTIONS WOULD COST I 130.000--CI TY
WATER. SEWER EXPANSION PLANS FOR OURHAM SURVIVE
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BUS STATION
SEE DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
9USCH GAROENS
BURGERMEISTER BOa BAUMAN ENJOYS BUSCH GAROENS JO
BUSES* OURHAH
SEE BUS SHELTERS
SEE DURHAM, ■(..;., BUSES
BUSES, N.C.
DURHAM LUCKY TO DODGE U.S. TRA NS I T- SUBS I DY CUTS
BUSH INSTITUTE FOR CHILD ANO FAMILY POLICY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BJSH INSTITUTE
H 2 3/31/85 0 2 p F CI'
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BUSINESS EOUC
SEE ALSO P
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SEE ALSO M
SEE ALSO U
DURHAM A
TECHNOLO
SCHOOLS
JUNIOR
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REPORT C
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BEEPS. G
MINORITY
WHAT IS
YOUTH PR
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MAJOR TR
STATE IS
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uke univ. fuoua school of business
anagerial training
niv. of n.c. -chapel hill school of business
rea mbs stuoents get 'grayer*
gy's impact on business education to be stuoieo at conference
businesses should cooperate is pep talk theme
chievement program to begin
telecom gift bringing junior achievement to schools
ITES SYSTEM NEED for =ULL-TIME BUSINESS PROFESSORS
INTRODUCES MINORITIES. BUSINESS
OOL SFNIORS LEARN ABOJT BUSINESS IN PROGRAM AT DUKE
IGGLES Mix IN CLASS
STUOENTS GET FEEL FOR CAREERS IN PROGRAM AT DUKE'S BUSINESS SCH
IT THAT SUPER-ACHIEVE' S HAVE IN COMMON?
OGRAM SEEKS FIR»S' AID, MONEY
GETS NEW DIRECTOR
EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN A STOCK TABLE?
IANGLE WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR INVENTORS
SUES WARNING AFTER FOUR CAVE-IN DEATHS
C BUSINESS PROGRAMS RANKEO HIGH
T BILL STEP TOWARD COOPERATION
ST-MINUTE TAX STRATEGY NOW
RIANGLE EXECUTIVES AMONG NEW MBA GRADUATES
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BUSINESS ETHICS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO ETHICS COOE
HALLMARK VICE PRESIDENT URGES ETHICS OVER PERSONAL PROFITS DESPITE TREND H 2 9/19/85 A 23 P U L4 I
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EOUCATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESS MANAGERS
SEE ALSO DU°HAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, EXECUTIVE DIALOGUE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EXECUTIVE HOUSING
SEE ALSO SCORE (SERVICE CORPS 0= RETIREO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES!
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, EXECUTIVES
HE SAYS GREENSBORO JOB IS JUST HIS CUP OF TEA
RECEIVES PLAQUE
•AVERAGE1 OURHAM EXECUTIVE PROFILED
EFFICIENCY OF STATE WORKERS COULD IMPROVE, STUDY SHOWS
15 EXECUTIVES FINISH TRAINING FOK UNITED WAY
•EXECUTIVE DIALOGUES' EASE BUSINESS WOES
ELEVEN TRIANGLE EXECUTIVES ANJNG NEW MBA GRADUATES
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, RELOCATION
SEE ALSO MOVING AND STORAGE
SURVEY FINDS EXECUTIVES TRANSFERRED MORE
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
APPLE COMPUTER BOSS TOPS IN PAY
ARE RJR'S TOP EXECUTIVES UNOEPPAIO?
MONEY AND IDEAS EYE ONE-ANOTHER
REALTORS' ECONOMIST THINKS ECONOMY WILL DECLINE IN '86
BUSINESS FOUNDATION OF N.C, INC.
LOUIS STEPHENS ELECTED FOUNDATION PRESIDENT
NINE LEAOERS NAMED TO INSTITUTE'S BOARO
BUSINESS INDEX, N.C.
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY UP A TAD IN NOVEMBER
N.C. BUSINESS STABLE IN DECEMBER
WACHOVIA BUSINESS INDEX MOVES UP SLIGHTLY FROM OECEMBER TO JANUARY
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS INOEX: BUSINESS SHOWS MOOEST GAIN
N.C. BUSINESS UP SLIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS INOEX
N.C. BUSINESS INDEX RISFS
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS INOEX
BUSINESS ACTIVITY UP SLIGHTLY
N.C. BUSINESS ACTIVITY UP
BUSINESS MANAGERS
IMPORTS, COMPUTERS ARE TRIMMING N.C.'S MIDDLE-MANAGEMENT RANKS
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
SEE BUSINESS EOUCATION
BUSINESS WEEK IMAGA2INEI
ARE RJR'S TOP EXECUTIVES UNOERPAID?
BUSINESSES. BLACK-OWNEO
SEE BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
URHAM
ETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
LACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
USINESSES. SMALL
HRISTMAS, SALES
LERKS, OURHAM
OUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
UKE UNIV. FUOUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
URHAM, INNEa-CITY BUSINESS PARK
URHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
NTREPRENEURIALSHIP
IRING EMPLOYEES
NTERNSHIPS
INORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
INORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
RIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
UBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
ETAIL SALES. OURHAM
PECTRUM DATA SYSTEMS, INC.
NIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN. BUREAU OF
W YEAR? IT MAY DEPENO ON OOLLAR, RATES
P CLOSING
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
TAR HEEL BANKER PREDICTS INFLATION AT 4-7* THIS YEAR
UPCOMING BUSINESS MEETINGS, WORKSHOPS
RDU NAY GET ANOTHER AIRLINE
SPENOING CUTS CHOICE TO LOWER DEFICIT
CHAIRMAN SAYS TEXTILE MAKER IS SOUND
STUDENTS OUTPLAY THE PROS IN STOCK MARKET DURING "34
BUSINESS CALENOAR
COMPUTER SOFTWARE WORKSHOPS ON TAP TODAY
U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHAIRMAN TO VISIT OURHAM
DURHAM MAN TO BUILD 'VILLAGE'
UDI IS CONTEMPLATING 'SPEC* OFFICE SPACE WITH SHARED SERVICES
BUSINESS CALENDAR
IS IT OK FOR EMPLOYEE TO DATE A COMPETITOR?
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
LOCAL REALTOR JOINS REFERRAL SYSTEM
FOR 13.500, YOU GET 200-PAGE BOOK. PLUS 5 CONSULTING HOURS WITH AUTHORS
UPCOMING TRIANGLE BUSINESS EVENTS
NEW BRANOS HAVE ROUGH TIME MOVING INTO CIGARETTE MARKET
MUTUAL SETS RECOROS IN SAVINGS. LOANS
SAVINGS AND LOAN REACHES RECORD ASSETS
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IS DOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENDAR
MEETINGS. WORKSHOPS ON BUSINESS CALENOAR
LIBRARY HAS NEWS ON NEW TAX ACT
ARTICLE CALLS RTP SOUTHEAST'S HIGH-TECH LEADER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' MEDIAN IMCOME RISES TO »30.000 OURING '83
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE
BUSINESS CALENDAR
BLACK-BACKEO VENTURE CAPITAL CIRM URGED IN RESARCH TRIANGLE BY LEE
ANNUAL MEETING TO HAVE INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE?
BUSINESS CALENDAR
STRUCTURING TOP MANAGEMENT SUBJECT FOR THURSOAY MEETING
WANT TO RAISE 1500,000. MEET IMPORTANT PEOPLE?
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FUTURES. OPTIONS EXPERT TO JOIN OUKE
GOSS: 'YOU FALL IN LOVE TWICE: WITH WIFE AND WITH YOUR FIRST HOTEL'
BUSINESS CALENOAR
5 PROMOTED. 1 HIREO IN PERSONNEL CHANGES AT BURROUGHS WELLCOME
COHAN'S TO BE SOLD OR CLOSED
MANAGEMENT COURSES BIG BUSINESS AT OUKE
JHIRMACK TO MOVE TO OXFORD, APEX
CAOWALLAOER JOINS REAL ESTATE FIRM
FINAL TPEYBURN PLANS EXPECTED IN 45 DAYS
BUSINESS CALENOAR
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP INTO ZERO-COUPON DEALS
FIRMS JOIN ON FIBER OPTICS VENTURE
MATCHING OLDER WORKERS WITH JOBS
BUSINESS CALENOAR
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NEED A JOB? THINGS LOOKING GOOD IN OURHAM
DURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
SUERKEN NAMEO PRESIDENT OF FIRM IN RTP
RECORO BAR BUYS CHAIN IN CALIFORNIA
MOST OFFICES GIVE 2-WEEK VACATION AFTER YEAR'S WORK
UPCOMING TRIANGEL BUSINESS EVENTS
UPGRADE DURHAM'S OUTLETS
UNITEO WAY UNOERGOES REORGANIZATION
CHINESES CHECK OUT OURHAM TRAOE ZONE
INSTRUMENT COMPANY PLANNING TO DOUBLE JOBS IN TWO' YEARS
BANK PRESIDENT REPORTS BEST YEAR EVER
LIVE CHICKENS TO TREATS C TREASURES — STORE ROCKS ON
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER SPONSORS STUDENT EXPOSITION
PERSONNEL CHANGES IN TRIANGLE FIRMS
STATE-CHARTEREO BANKS GET CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH
INSURANCE FIRM REVERSES DECLINING PROFITS
TEXAS TYCOONS FEEL PINCH OF TIGHT TIMES
UPCOMING TRIANGLE BUSINESS EVENTS
BUSINESS STILL STRONG IN TRIANGLE
CASSETTES TAKING OVER RECORD BAR'S SHELVES
MITSUBISHI ADDING DESIGN GROUOP FOR CUSTOM-MAOE COMPUTER CHIPS
RODBELL NAMED INSTITUTE'S SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR
TIDE, WENDY'S AOS SAID COST-EFFICIENT
UPCOMING BUSINESS WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS IN TRIANGLE
COLORCRAFT REPORTS INCREASES IN INCOME, SALES
BUSINESS L PROFESSIONAL CHAIN PRESENTS AWARDS
FIRM OFFERS PILOT VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
COMPANY EMPLOYEES CAN WORK TOSETHER IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
TRIANGLE BUSINESS SEMINARS, MEETINGS
SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES SHOULO COOPERATE IS PEP TALK THEME
TRIANGLE BUSINESS LEADERS TO SEE PROPOSAL FOR MATH TEACHER PROGRAM
FIRM GETS FREIGHT FORWARDING LICENSE
MORE THAN DOZEN FORTUNE 500 FIRMS HAVE AREA PLANTS
WORKSHOPS. MEETINGS IN TRIANGLE
APPLE COMPUTER BOSS TOPS IN PAY
CAR DEALERSHIP AOOITION COST To EXCEED *l MILLION
FIRM'S SALES REFLECT LOWER TEXTILE OEMANO
SLOWER GROWTH, PERIODIC INSTABILITY LIKELY, SAYS BANKER
BUSINESS CALENDAR
COLORCRAFT EXPANDING WITH BER<EY DEAL
RTP FIRM TO SELL SWITCHING SYSTEMS TO JAPANESE
MONEY AND IDEAS EYE ONE-ANOTHER
VENTURE FIRMS MEETING
FRANCHISING BOOM IN REAL ESTATE COOLING OFF
SURVEY FINOS EXECUTIVES TRANSFERRED MOKF
BLACK-OWNED FIRMS IN OURHAM RANKED HIGH IN ANNUAL LIST
MA BROWN: WHEN SHE WAS LITTLE, HER BROTHER BOUNCED HER BISCUITS OFF THE
UPCOMING BUSINESS EVENTS IN TRIANGLE
CORCORAN EXPANDING
9TH STREET BANK BUILDING BECOMING ICE CREAM SHOP
NEW STORES GOING UP ON NINTH ST.
SOUTHEAST'S GROWTH FASTEST IN NATION
HOW J.B. FUOUA MAOE HIS FIRST HUNDRED GRANO
BUSINESS CALENOAR
CHANGING IMAGES
NINTH STREET RENEWAL PLAN APPROVED
BUSINESS BRIEFING: NEWSLETTER RATES NCNB STOCK AS BEST VALUE
NEW GROCERY TO OPEN
YOUTH OFFEREO JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
BUSINESS BRIEFING: GRANT WILL ALLOW CHAIN TO CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE COMPANIES
BUSINESS CALENDAR
HAYTI FORMS 1ST CO-OP STORE
SEMINAR PLANNED ON HEALTH VOTE '85 CAMPAIGN
BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL STARTS ESOP WITH S140.000 GIFT
48-YEAR CAREER
UPCOMING TRIANGLE BUSINESS EVENTS
CHAMBER TO OFFER BUSINESS HANDBOOK
TRIANGLE PROSPERITY SEEN
BUSINESS BRIEFING: DURHAM COMPANY OPENS SALES OFFICE IN N.J.
6 BUSINESSES REMAIN CLOSED AS GASOLINE CLEANUP CONTINUES
NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK TO BE BUILT IN DURHAM
BANKS WARD OFF TAKEOVERS FROM OUT OF STATE
INSIDE
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SOUTHERN BELLE MAKES COMEBACK IN BUSINESS WORLD
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM TO BEGIN
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL 1 N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
CHAIN TO CLOSE 2 STORES. OPEN 1
CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS TO "OVE
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SUMMER HIRING PROSPECTS BRIGHT IN OURHAM
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
THE SUN BUSINESS: N.C. BANKRUPTCIES FALL 9.2* IN '84
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING JP
TRIANGLE-AREA PERSONNEL CHANGES
HOORHEAO SELLS DURHAM AGENCY TO TEXAS ADVERTISING EXECUTIVES
UPCOMING TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENDAR
NEW RESTAURANT TO OPEN
FEDERAL BUYING DATA CAN PROVIDE COMPETITIVE EDGE
WHEN TAKING A POWDER PAYS
JEFFCOAT PROMOTED TO DIRECTOR AT RT I
•AVERAGE* OURHAM EXECUTIVE PROFILEO
BACK TO BASICS MEANS FIGURING OUT WHICH TILE IS THE PIVOTAL ONE
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENDAR
COMPUTER SLOWDOWN HITS N.C.
TRIANGLE J LAUNCHES AWARDS COMPETITION
UPCOMING TRIANGLE BUSINESS SEMINARS. MEETINGS
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE bULL MARKET INTACT THROUGH *B5
MORTGAGE RATE OUTLOOK PROMISING FOR SUMMER
TRIANGLE J REPORTS HUME BUILOING COSTS
NEW WAVE OF LAWSUITS AGAINST TOBACCO FIRMS
UPCOMING BUSINESS MEETINGS. SEMINARS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW COVERS MORE FIRMS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CA»OLINA f. TRIANGLE
SLOAN. BROWNING JOIN DURHAM LAW FIRM
SOME SEMINARS SELL STOCKS ANO FUNDS! SOME SELL TEXTBOOKS
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE FIRMS
UPCOMING BUSINESS SEMINARS. MEETINGS
LUTRAVIL PLANS EXPANSION OF PLANT, 50 AODED JOBS
OURHAM FIRMS DECLARE VICTORY OVER Tax CUTS
MITSUBISHI BRINGS TOUCH OF ORIENT TO DURHAM
FIRM AOJUSTS TO CHANGING NUCLEAR INDUSTRY
CCB BUSINESS INDEX UP SLIGHTLY IN MAY
NEW MEDICINE TO BE MAOE BY RTP FIRM
GREEN LEVEL FIRM MAKES A SWITCH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
NETWORK PROOUCTS SOLD TO MO. COMPANY
AMERICAN BRANOS REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS
ALLENTON REALTY OROPS BETTER HOMES
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE FIRMS
AUTO DEALERSHIP SOLO
REPORT EVALUATES OURHAM'S RETAIL TRADE
SHUPPING ATMOSPHERE MAY BE KEY TO DOWNTOWN
FEWER BUSINESSES INCORPORATE IN STATE
IS NOW RIGHT TIME TO BUY A HOME?
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE FIRMS
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CALENOAR
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
•BAD" DURHAM REPORT COULD PROVE USEFUL
BUSINESS BRIEFING: BIZ LINGO: SANDBAG THAT NEXT BEAR HUG
BUILDINGS NEED REPAIRS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
DURHAM FIRMS ANNOUNCE PERSONNEL CHANGES
WHAT IS IT THAT SUPER- AC HI EVE' S HAVE IN COMMON?
IN 1981. HE WAS A STUOENT: NOW. HE OWNS 4 DRUG STORES
TRIANGLE BUSINESS SEMINARS. MEETINGS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUYOUT TALK HINTEO AS LCM PROMTS SINK
BEANE. MARLOWE ELECTED OFFICERS ON BOARD
MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK MARKET HIGHS
BUSINESS CALENDAR
BURLINGTON DENIES PLANT TO BE CLOSED
BUSINESS CLUB. RESTAURANT IN STONE'S TOWER PLANS
NEAR RTP: PIZZA CHAIN OPENS HE ADUUARTER S
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PIZZA COMPANY OPENS REGIONAL "1FFICE NEAR PARK
STATE SUFFERS LOSS OF TEXTILE PLANT JOBS
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN A STOCK TABLE?
PERSONNEL CHANGES AT TRIANGLE FIRMS
STORE GETS 'COSMETIC SURGERY-
COMPUTER RETAILER OPENS NEW LOCATION
CORDIAL SERVICE SEEMS TO BE A DYING ART. . .
WOOOCROFT ADOING RESTAURANT. STORES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NINTH STREET RENOVATION PLAN ORAWING ENERGETIC ENTERPRISE
IRS ALLOWS TAXPAYERS TO FILE ELECTRONICALLY
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
MAJOR TRIANGLE WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR INVENTORS
BUSINESS MEETINGS. WORKSHOPS
SALES DISAPPOINTING DESPITE L« BOR OAY, BACK-TO- SCHOOL OEALS
DURHAM RETAILERS REPORT BRISK SALES
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE GROWS
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON - I AXPAY ING LIST
TRIANGLE HOME SHOW OPENS THURSDAY
BUSINESS CALENOAR
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN DEATHS
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW HIRINGS IN 4 TH QUARTER
FRANKLIN SOUARE PROJECT IN FINAL PHASE
■CONSUMER IS BULLISH ON FUTURE'
BUSINESS MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS IN TRIANGLE AREA
BUSINESS WILL HOST CHAMBER PROGRAM
HALLMARK VICE PRESIOENT URGES ETHICS OVER PERSONAL PROFITS DESPITE
GE TO CLOSE PLANT FOR WEEK
CRANFORD TO RETIRE FROM BLUE CROSS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW. EMPLOYEE HEALTH SEMINARS SCHEDULED
UPCOMING BUSINESS WORKSHOPS. MEETINGS
N.C. STATE GIVEN $800,000 IN EQUIPMENT, FUNOS
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
PROGRAM WOULD HELP FIRMS GAIN STRENGTH
ALLISON ELECTED SAVINGS FOUNDATION TRUSTEE
TAX FORUM HIGHLIGHTS MINORITY BUSINESS WEEK
UPCOMING BUSINESS EVENTS
TOP TECHNICAL FIRMS TO RELAY JOB OPPORTUNITIES BY VIDEO CONFERENCE
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNEO IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
PROJECT TO AID COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUPS
HOUSING EXPECTEO TO SUSTAIN N.C. ECONOMIC GROWTH
UPCOMING BUSINESS MEETINGS. WORKSHOPS IN TRIANGLE
BUSINESS FAIR LINKS LARGE. SMALL FIRMS
CLAPP PROMOTED TO TRUST OFFICER
T.J. MAXX PLANS OURHAM STORE
FLYING TIGERS OFFERS NEW OELIVERY SERVICE
NORTHERN TELECOM SUBSIOIARY PLANS 190 MILLION PLANT IN RTP
BUSINESS 'MIDGETS.' 'GIANTS' "INGLE
FAIR BRINGS SMALL. LARGE FIRMS TOGETHER
TRIANGLE'S GROWTH RATE HELPS DURHAM GET HIGH SCP RATING
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTUR PLANS RTP OFFICE
BUSINESS MEETINGS IN THE TRIANGLE AREA
BUSINESS INOEX UP IN AUGUST
SHOPPING IN 'DOWNTOWN* OURHAM IS A SCAVENGER HUNT
ON TIME ANO BUSINESS
AUTO-SHOP CASE APPEAL TO AIR
CLEARING THE RECORD
SECOND PART OF CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON BEACH LAKE APARTMENTS
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N U A L I N 0 t X
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SUBJECT
HEALTH SURVEY YIELOS SEARCH FDR MONEY-SAVING POLICIES
CHANGES PREDICTED IN HEALTH PLANS
BUSINESSES. OURham, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. LAYOFFS
TRIANGLE PLANT STARTS PHASEOUT
GE TO BEGIN LAYING OFF 445
TEXTILES: DURHAM COMPANIES OK. BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE
LAIO-OFF GE WORKERS ATTENDING WORKSHOP
AMERICAN TOBACCO OENIES RUMOR OF OURHAM LAYOFFS
GE WORKERS FINDING JOBS IN TRIANGLE
SLUMPING SALES CAUSE LCM TO BEGIN 4-DAY WORK WEEK
OIP IN SALES CUTS WORK WEEK AT LCM
RECORD BAR LAYS OFF 22 AT HOME OFFICE
RECORD BAR LAYS OFF 22 LOCAL EMPLOYEES
CLEARING THE RECORD
BUSINESSES. DURHAM, PHILANTHROPY
GEN TEL A STEP AHEAO
1100.000 DONATED FOR CENTER
BUSINESSES. OU'HAM, SCHOOL SUPPORT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
BUSINESS. SCHOOLS WILL GAIN
BUSINESSES. DURHAM. TAXES
IBM AGAIN PAYS MQST IN COUNTY TAXES
IBM TOP COUNTY TAXPAYER
DURHAM FIRMS DECLARE VICTORY 3VER TAX CUTS
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON-TA XP A Y I NG LIST
BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE OWNED
SEE ALSO EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP PLAN
MANY BENEFIT FROM EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP PLANS
LOWE'S HAO TO EXPLAIN TO EMPLOYEES ABOUT BENEFITS OF STOCK OWNERSHIP.
BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO HONESTY
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
COMPANY REPORTS 4 WORKERS FIRED FOR ALLEGED THEFTS
IT'S THE TRUTH, SAY FIRM'S OFFICIALS — HONESTY TESTS WORK
BUSINESSES. FAMRY-OWNEO
SEE FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES
BUSINESSES. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
JAPANESE CEREMONIES IN BUSINESS EXPLAINEO
THE AVERAGE NEW HOME IN 0URHA" COSTS «81.300 ANO STILL SELLING WELL
BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYEE LEASING
SEE ALSO FIRING EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND hu"ANIT1ES
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO MAOE IN USA
SEE ALSO N.C. BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C. BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
PLANNER RAPS N.C. INOUSTRY REtRUITMENT
TEXFI REPORTS LOSS OF 113.3 MILLION
N.Y FIRM BUYS ROXBORO PLANT
POOOUCTION TO GROW AT MAX FACTOR PLANT
•TRIANGLE' STOCKS BEAT AVERAGES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
HEALTH GROUP DEFENDS INFORMATION USED IN ACCUSATIONS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS .„.„.
SEMINAR AT UNC TO FOCUS ON SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN INVESTMENTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FIGHT BREWS FOR CONTROL OF RALEIGH CORPORATION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
W.R. GRACE CEO BRINGS WASTE CAMPAIGN TO N.C.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
RETAILERS SAY DISCOUNT STORES TAKING LARGER BITES OF SALES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ROBOTS HANOLE MOST WORK AT WA3RENT0N PLANT
OROP IN DOLLAR VALUE WILL NOT HELP N.C. MUCH, SAYS ANALYST
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
UPCOMING BUSINESS EVENTS
ALAMANCE INDUSTRIES BEING HONORED FOR ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
STATE-CHARTERED BANKS GET CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
LOUISBURG PLANT EXPANSION WILL CREATE 30 TO 50 JOBS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NUCOR'S CEO TAKES UNORTHOOOX STANDS ON IMPORTS, STEEL WAGES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTER EXPECTED NEAR GREENSBORO
BRICK BUSINESS IS SOLID
BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT TIES SOUGHT
BUSINFSS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
HOW ABOUT LEASIMU YOUR EMPLOYEES?
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
COLORCRAFT REPORTS INCREASES IN INCOME. SALES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHT: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CONCORD LANDS PLASTICS PLANT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
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2/23/85
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2/26/85
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2/27/95
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2/27/85
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H
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3/01/85
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3/06/95
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15
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H
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3/09/85
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3/09/85
A
19
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H
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3/10/85
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6
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3/10/85
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3/15/85
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3/16/85
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3/19/85
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15
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H
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3/20/85
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15
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3/22/85
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3/23/85
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3/24/85
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3/26/85
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3/27/85
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3/28/85
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3/29/85
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3/3D/R5
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3/31/95
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4/02/85
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4/03/95
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4/13/85
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4/16/95
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4/17/85
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4/19/85
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4/20/85
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4/21/85
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HOW J. 8. FUOUA HADE HIS FIRST HUNOREO GRAND
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8«B AIOS CONSUMERS. BUSINESSES
AUOIO-VISUAL CENTER PLANNED
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BUSINESS BRIEFING: TRIANGLE 'MICE PLACE TO WORK BUT DULL AT NIGHT1
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NEW CHINA PLANT OPENS IN OXFORD
OXFORD MAYOR: NEW PLANT OFFERS CHANCES FOR STUDENTS
CONTINUEO GROWTH SEEN IN TRIANGLE
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OXFORO BOOSTED BY CHINA PLANT
BUSINESS BRIEFING: OURHAM COMPANY OPENS SALES OFFICE IN N.J.
N. TELECOM BUILDING tl MILLION AODITION TO CREEDMOOR PLANT
N.C. BUSINESS UP SLIGHTLY IN APRIL
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LAWN "OWER FACTORY YIELDS JAPANESE-AMERICAN QUALITY
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STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING JP
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CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON PLANT
NEW ROXBORO PLANT TO CREATE 100 JOBS
KINDLING TO FURNITURE. PERSON INDUSTRIES PRODUCES IT ALL
•MANUFACTURING TRIANGLE' AN IDEA WORTH EXPLORING
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COMPUTER SLOWDOWN HITS N.C.
HOUSE VOTES ON SOUTH AFRICA BILL
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MORTGAGE RATE OUTLOOK PROMISING FOR SUMMER
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SMALL THRIFTS MOST PROFITABLE
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HOUSING FIRM PICKS ROXBORO PLANT SITE
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SIX-DAY OXFORD CAMPAIGN TO STRESS 'BUY AMERICAN MAOE'
HIGH-TECH COMPANIES HAVE DIFFERENT NEEDS
OFFICIAL: ENTREPRENEURS MAY HOLD KEY TO N.C. FUTURE
STATE GETS MORE CALLS ON STARTING BUSINESSES
WORKERS AT N.C. PLANT OISAPPOINTEO REAGAN REJECTED SHOE IMPORT LIMITS
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RIGHT-TO-KNOW. EMPLOYEE HEALTH SEMINARS SCHEDULED
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BUSINESSMEN FILE SUIT AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY LAW
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BACK SHALL BUSINESSES
HUANG GETS GRANT FOR STUOY
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HAMNER PARTNERS BUYS STOCK IN GEORGIA BANK
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GLAXO INC. HEADQUARTERS TO BE OEOICATEO
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FAST-GROWING PRIVATE N.C. COMPANIES LISTED
SPECIALIST SAYS CHRISTMAS SALES COULD BE DISAPPOINTING
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»10 MILLION PLANT SET FOR LEXINGTON
GRANT TO AID SIECOR PLANT IN HUOSON
REORGANIZATION AT BLACK C DECKER MAY MEAN MORE WORK IN ASHEBORO
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FIELOCREST TO PURCHASE CANNON MILLS' OPERATIONS
VIDEOTAPES MAY HELP DO-IT-YOURSELFERS. SUPPLIERS
KANNAPOLIS HOPES SALE OF CANNON MILLS BRINGS PROSPERITY
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5/03/85
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5/04/85
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5/07/85
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5/08/85
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5/10/85
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5/14/85
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6/07/85
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6/12/35
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6/14/85
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6/15/85
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6/16/35
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6/18/85
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6/19/85
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6/10/R5
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6/21/85
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6/26/85
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6/28/85
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6/23/85
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7/02/85
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7/04/85
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7/06/85
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7/09/85
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7/09/85
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7/10/85
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7/12/85
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7/13/85
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7/16/85
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7/17/85
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7/21/85
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7/30/85
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7/31/85
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8/02/85
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8/06/85
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8/10/85
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8/14/35
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8/20/85
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8/21/85
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8/23/85
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8/23/85
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8/24/85
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8/24/85
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8/27/85
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8/28/85
A
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8/29/85
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8/31/85
A
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9/04/85
A
14
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9/06/85
A
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9/07/85
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9/13/85
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9/14/85
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9/20/85
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9/20/85
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9/21/85
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8
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9/22/85
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9/24/85
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9/25/85
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9/26/85
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9/27/85
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9/28/85
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10/04/85
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10/08/85
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10/11/85
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10/15/85
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10/15/35
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10/16/85
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10/19/85
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10/21/35
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10/25/85
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10/26/85
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9
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10/30/85
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5
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11/05/35
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4
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H 2
11/06/85
A
11
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11/03/85
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7
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11/13/85
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6
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S 2
11/13/35
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11/15/85
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11/18/85
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U/19/85
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9
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11/20/35
3
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11/20/85
0
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11/22/85
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6
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11/23/85
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5
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11/25/85
3
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11/26/85
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11/27/85
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11/30/35
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12/01/85
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14
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12/01/85
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12/01/85
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12/03/35
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12/04/85
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12/04/85
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12/04/85
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12/05/85
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12/06/85
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12/09/85
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SUBJECTS
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1/18/66
H0RTON RETIRING
BUSINESSMAN SAYS BELIEFS LED TO REC*LL
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BELK LEGGETT STORES TO MERGE WITH HUOSON BELK;
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BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESSES. N.C.. ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM. ARTS SUPPORT
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
DURHAM COMPANY, ARTS COUNCIL SET AWAROS FOR SUPPORT OF ARTS
BUSINESSES. N.C. CLOSI
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES.
TEXTILE TRADE DEFI
BURLINGTON INDUSTR
TRIANGLE PLANT STA
COMPANY MAY CLOSE
MANAGER OF INOUSTR
SCHERER HILL CLOSE
HENOERSONVILLE FIR
5 FIGURE SALONS CL
A THIRO OF RETAILE
OLIN WILL CLOSE PI
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THE SUN BUSINESS:
STEVENS PUTS 18 PL
SONGS TELL OF TEXT
YANCEYVILLE PLANT
BLACK C DECKER TU
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHT
SARAHAR WORKERS
ITT-GR1NNELL PLANT
THE CHARLOTTE NEWS
FURNITURE COMPANY
TROUBLED FCX SELLI
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PLANT MAY CLOSE AF
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DURHAM, CLOSINGS
CIT SHAME. DISGRACE - DUNN
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RTS PHASEOUT
ITS PLANT IN KERNERSVILLE
Y CLOSING IN FRANKLIN SAYS MOST EMPLOYEES FOUND...
CAPSULE PLANT IN MONROE; 100 WILL BE OUT OF WORK
M MAY GET SECOND LEASE ON LIFE .
OSEOi MEMBERSHIPS TRANSFERRED
RS CLOSE AFTER FACTORY SHUTS OOWN
SGAH FILM PLANT
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ANTS UP FOR SALE
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PRINTS FINAL EOITION
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12/19/85
12/20/85
12/24/55
12/25/85
12/29/85
12/31/85
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BUSINESSES. N.C, EMPLOYEES
BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL STARTS ESOP WITH 1140.000 GIFT
MORE FIRMS TEST WORKERS FOR OR UG USE
BUSINESSES, N.C. FAILURES
FARMERS COOPERATIVE FILES TO 'PROTECT ASSETS'
LANE PROCESSING PLANS TO SELL CHATHAM PLANTS
BUSINESSES. N.C. HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
MORE FIRMS SWITCHING TO 'WELLNESS' PROGRAMS
COMPANIES SEEKING LESS COSTLY HEALTH PLANS
BUSINESSES. N.C, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, OURHAM. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.. LAYOFFS
HOSPITAL LAYS OFF 72 MORE EMPLOYEES
LAYOFFS SET AT 2 PLANTS IN STATE
SCHERER WILL CLOSE CAPSULE PLANT IN MONROE; 100 WILL BE OUT OF WORK
WANT TO RAISE 1500.000, MEET IMPORTANT PEOPLE?
CANNON MILLS IS ELIMINATING OVER 500 JOBS
TIRE PLANT IN FAYETTEVILLE TO LAY OFF 650 WORKERS
N.C. TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT LOWEST SINCE 1949
OAN RIVER INC. LAYS OFF 200 EMPLOYEES
STATE SUFFERS LOSS OF TEXTILE PLANT JOBS
TFXTILE WORKERS RALLY DRAWS 1,400
200 FURNITURE WORKERS LAID OFF
RALEIGH ITT WORKERS LAID OFF
IMPORTS, COMPUTERS ARE TRIMMING N.C.'S M I DOLE-MANAGEMENT RANKS
ELECTRICAL PARTS MAKER LAYS OFF 400 WORKERS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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GREYHOUND CUTS WORKERS
FURNITURE COMPANY TO CLOSE SIX PLANTS
ATCT PLANS TO LAY OFF UP TO 1.000 PEOPLE AT PLANT IN FORSYTH
PPG TO LAY OFF 93
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
AUTOMATION SEEN PUSHING TEXTILE OFCLINE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GROUP TO AIO I. 000 LAIO-OFF WORKERS
PACE OF TEXTILE AUTOMATION EXPECTEO TO OUICKEN
BURLINGTON SHIFTING WORK
BUSINESSES, N.C. PHILANTHROPY
BUSINESS BRIEFING: GRANT WILL ALLOW CHAIN TO CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
THE BIG-HEARTED STATE
STUOY TORPEDOES MYTH OF STINGY N.C. TYCOONS
SEMINAR SCHEDULED TO AIO AGENCIES SEEKING GRANTS
OUKE POWER CO. DOUBLES GIFT TO HEATING FUND
DUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48X OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
BUSINESSES. N.C. PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S AWARO FOR FITNESS AND HEALTH IN BUSINESS ANO INOUSTov
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
OUKE PROFESSOR SAYS WELLNESS PLANS ALMOST NECESSITY TO COMPETITIVE FIRMS S 2
BUSINESSES. N.C. POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
FIRMS OONATE FO" MARTIN INAUGURATION H 2
STUDY: OVER 500 BUSINESS PEOPLE GAVE TO JORDAN H 2
BUSINESS POLITICAL DONATIONS VOTED DOWN BY STATE HOUSE H 2
BUSINESSES. N.C, PROFITS
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C. SALES ANO EARNINGS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOUSTRY. PROFITS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW, EMPLOYEE HE AL ^ SEMINARS SCHEOULED H 2
DUKE FOUNDATION KEE°S 48X OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS H 2
BUSINESSES, N.C. STOCK OWNERSHIP
TRUCKING FIRM'S WORKERS VOLUNTEER FOR SALARY CUTS
BUSINESSES. N.C, TAXES
IRS SCHEDULES TAX WORKSHOP ON SMALL BUSINESS
RAMSEY FINOS PERTINENT POINT 9URIED IN ARKANSAS'S PROBLEMS
SOME FEAR, SOME FAVOR REAGAN PROPOSAL
DUKE POWER LOSES GUILFORO TAX CASE
BUSINE5SFS. SMALL
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL
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1/10/65
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9/21/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SEE ALSO SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATCR
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN.
SEE ALSO WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON SMALL BUSINESS
THE SMALL BUSINESS STORY
TAX WORKSHO" SCHEDULED
SUBCOMMITTEE GETRS THREE BILLS TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
PARTNERSHIP MAY AID SMALL BUSINESSES
BUSINESS AOVICE
BUSINESS 'INCUBATORS' HELP FIRMS
TAX WORKSHOP WILL BE SEPT. 6
MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK HARKET HIGHS
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN A STOCK TABLE?
OPINION EXCHANGE: CHAMBER PROGRAMS HELP SMALL BUSINESSES
■EXECUTIVE DIALOGUES' EASE BUSINESS WOES
DEPARTMENT TO AID SMALL N.C. 3USINESSFS
OFFICIAL: ENTREPRENEURS MAY H1L0 KEY TO N.C. FUTURE
PROGRAM WOULO HELP FIRMS GAIN STRENGTH
TRYING TO SELL SOMETHING?
BUSINESS FAIR LINKS LARGE. SMALL FIRMS
BUSINESS 'MIDGETS.' 'GIANTS' SINGLE
FAIR BRINGS SMALL. LARGE FIRMS TOGETHER
SMALL BUSINESSES PROVIOE 45* OF JOBS IN N.C.
BACK SMALL BUSINESSES
NEW FIRMS CAN FIND BACKERS. FINANCIERS SAY
FAST-GROWING PRIVATE N.C. COMPANIES LISTEO
DURHAM FIRMS AID ON SESSION
BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CAREER PLANNING
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO OISCOUNT HOUSES
SEE ALSO FIRING EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO FRANCHISE BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO INVESTORS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MERGERS ANO TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAH
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SFE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
SEE ALSO WOMEN. BUSINESSES
INSIDE
PAPERLESS SETTING SEEN FOR BUSINESS
CHARLESTON, S.C.. BUSINESS BEST SAYS MAGAZINE: NO N.C. CITY LISTED
REPORT: SMOKERS COST EMPLOYERS MORE MONEY
BUSINESSES. U.S.. CLOSING
STEVENS PUTS 18 PLANTS UP FOR SALE
SOUTH SQUARE LOSING WARDS: MAJOR MALL STORE TO CLOSE...
BUSINESSES. U.S.. DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
MORE BUSINESSES TESTING EMPLOYEES FOR DRUGS
DRUG TESTS 99.9 PERCENT ACCURATE IF PERFORMED 'PROPERLY'
BUSINESSES. U.S.. EMPLOYEE SUPPORT PROGRAMS
SEE EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
BUSINESSES. U.S.. EMPLOYEE THEFTS
SEE BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
BUSINESSES. U.S.. EMPLOYEES
OON'T TAX BENEFITS
TOWNS CONCERNED ABOUT OVERTIME RULING
BUSINESS. SCHOOLS WILL GAIN
BUSINESSES. U.S.. FAILURES
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S., FAILURES
Y S U B J E t
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THE SMALL BUSINESS STORY
LONG: FAILURE IN IOWA COULD HURT
N.C.
BUSINESSES. U.S., FOREIGN INVESTMENT
SEE ALSO SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES
APARTHEID IS NOT A 'CLOUOY' ISSUE
ARE APARTHEIO PROTESTORS "USEFUL IOIOTS'?
ADMINISTRATION HIOING SECRET
BUSINESSES, U.S.. INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
GALLOWS HUMOR
ANOTHER GOLDEN GOOSE...
DON'T BLAME ALL BUSINESSES
BUSINESSES, U.S.. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, OURHAM, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
100 EX-WORKERS SUING PHILIP M3RRIS, UNION
DATA GENERAL PLANS LAYOFF OF 1,300 EMPLOYEES WORLDWIOE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SOUTHEAST JOBS IN TEXTILES FALL FOR 3RD QUARTER
BUSINESSES, U
SEE ALSO L
LEGISLAT
BUSINESSES, i
SEE ALSO
•GIVING
PRIVATE
E. F. HU
BUSINESSES. I
SEE ALSO I
SEE ALSO "
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BUSINESSES, U.
ALLENTON
BUSINESSES. U
SEE ALSO "
OON'T
BUSINESSES. U
SEE BUSINE
S.< LOBBIES
OBBYING
IVE ETHICS PANEL EYES LOBBYISTS
.S.. PHILANTHROPY
HILANTHROPY
IS THE GREATEST JOY'
COLLEGES 'AT RISK'
TTON HELPING IN RED CROSS DRIVE
•S.. POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
NVESTORS, U.S.
OLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
AMPAIGN FINANCING
S.. PROFITS
REALTY OROPS BETTER HOMES
S.. RELIGION
ELIGION ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
MSTRING EMPLOYERS
-5.. TAXES
SSES. U.S.. INCOME TAXES
S 2 1/05/85 A3 U T30
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BUS ING
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C, BUSING
BUTNER. N.C
uiuiiiwinunaai
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT BUTNFR
FALLING BRANCH CUTS POWER TO 3UTNER ANO CREEOHOOR
PETITION OPPOSES PLAN TO REOPEN BUTNER ROCK QUARRY
BILL TO CHANGE BUTNER BOARO APPOINTMENTS FILEO
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS AOVANCES
BUTNER "ESIOENTS TO VOTE ON NOMINATIONS FOR BOARO
BANK HEIST SUSPECT RUNS BY POLICE CAR
MAN 8ARRICA0ES HIMSELF IN MOTFL
FOUR ON BUTNER PLANNING BOARO ANNOUNCEO
3 DURHAM MEN CHARGED IN THEFT
BUTNER MAN SENTENCEO FOP DESERTION
BUTNER. N.C.. CHRISTMAS PARAOE
ENOS LEAOING BUTNER PARAOE
BUTNER PARAOE SET FOR SATURDAY
BUTNER CHRISTMAS PARADE
FLAGS GALORE
BUTNER. N.C.. TAXES
STEPS COULO COST BUTNER HOMEOWNERS ANO INCREASE FEES CHARGED BY STATE
BUTNER MAY BE FACING TAX INCREASE OF 450X
BUTNER. N.C.. WATER ANO SEWER LINES
PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL EOUIPMENT 3RDE«ED AODEO TO BUTNER SYSTEM
BUTNER. N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
AGENCY LOOKING AT REZONING ISSUE IN BUTNER
BUTNER BULL TEST STATION
SEE ALSO BEEF
SEE ALSO PULLS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
CATTLEMEN CELEBRATE BUTNER'S BULL TEST STATION
BUTNER PLANNING COMMISSION
BUTNER PLANNING HEARING SLATED
BILL TO CHANGE BUTNER BOARO APPOINTMENTS FILEO
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVES BUTNER PLANNING BILL
SENATE APPROVES GRANO JURY USE TO INVESTIGATE ORUG TRAFFICKING
BUTNER RESIOSNTS TO VOTE ON NOMINATIONS FOR BOARO
12 ARE NOMINATED eOR NEW BUTNER PLANNING BOARO
PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS MADE
AGENCY LOOKING AT REZONING ISSUE IN BUTNER
BUTNER PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT.
BUTNER PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION WILL OEDICATE HEADQUARTERS TUESOAY
BUTNER BUILDING NAMED FOR REP. WATkINS
BUTNER OFFICERS HAVE VAOIED DUTIES IN A UNIQUE TOWN
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER TO BE MOVEO
BUTTER
FOOD TO BE GIVEN TO POOR ON F=B. 9
VALUE OF U.S. FOOD GIVE-AWAYS DEBATEO AS ANOTHER BATCH DUE
"BUTTLEGGING"
SEE CIGARETTES. SMUGGLING
"BUY AMERICAN-
SEE MAOE IN USA
BUY QUICK FOOD MART (ALSTON C WORTH AVE.)
MAN GRABS GUN. ROBS STORE
BUY-QUICK CLERK SHOT
BYRO'S FOOD STORE (BURLINGTON, N.C.I
TWO WAIVE EXTRADITION IN ROBBERY CASE
8YSSANOSIS
SEE BROWN LUNG DISEASE
C C 0 BODY SHOP
CONVICTIONS UPHELD
C C H WASTE ENERGY
TWO COMPANIES WANT GREENSBORO' S GARBAGE
CARE
CARE CHIEF NEED OUTSTRIPS OONATEO FUNOS
CAT SCANNERS
SEE SCANNERS (MEDICAL EQUIPMENTI
CB RAOIOS
SEE CITIZEN BAND RAOIOS
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SEE ALSO TELEVISION
CONSERVATIVES URGED TO BUY CBS
UNMAILED LETTER URGES PURCHASE
STOCK ANALYST SAYS HELMS" CBS
GRANT BEGIN OFFERED TO BUY CBS
FALWELL: HELMS OIDN'T TELL HIM
•...JESSE HELMS TOOAY GAINEO C
HELMS TRIES FOR MEOIA CONTROL
COBEY SUPPORTS CBS STOCK PROPO
ACC. CBS REACH 2-YEAR GRID AG*
ACC. CBS AGREE ON TV PACKAGE
OF COURSE NETWORKS ABE BIASED
CHARLOTTE LAWYER IS MARTIN'S I
HELMS EXPECTED TO EXPLAIN TOOA
HELMS SAYS CONSERVATIVES ARF P
OBSERVATIONS ABOUT SEN. HELMS
JESSE HELMS AT CBS: 'ANO THAT'
PRICE OF CBS STOCK UP SINCE AC
CBS NEWSMAN DOUBTS HELMS' STCC
HELMS INTERFERES WITH FREEDOM
HELMS BUYING CBS A CHLLING PRJ
NIELSEN ONLY FELLOW WHO CAN FI
IT'S THE AMERICAN WAY
HELMS RETURNS S100.000 CHECK 3
HELMS PLAYING BY RULES
CBS EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK AT OUKE
BUY CBS STOCK
HELMS' BUYOUT EFFORT LABELED 8
CBS SHRUGS OFF HELMS' EFFORTS
HELMS GROUP BEGINS DISCUSSION
HELMS GROUP PLANS NEW TACK IN
■LOOKS LIKE THE GENERAL UNOER?
GROUP SAYS IT'S CONSIDERING PR
CBS STOCK TRAOING ON RISE IN 0
CBS SUIT AIMED AT CONSERVATIVE
OEFENOANT 'DELIGHTED' AT CBS L
HELMS GROUP LINKED TO RACE RES
CBS SUIT CLAIMS FAIRNESS IN MS
SUIT FILED TO GET LIST OF CBS
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NEW ORIVE ON 'BIAS' IS PLANNEO
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SEE STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
CABBAGE PATCH OOLLS
SEE ALSO DOLLS
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SOUTH AFRICAN DOLLS BEING SOLO IN N.C.
BUCK-TOOTH, CABBAGE PATCH KIDS FEAR NOT — BRACES COST ONLY 15
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CABLE TELEVISION, OURHAM
SEE CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
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TRIANGLE OFFICIALS TO BE INTERVIEWED
CABLE TELEVISION. PIRACY
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MAN FINEO FOR STEALING CABLE SERVICE
CABLE TELEVISION, U.S.
SEE ALSO ALERT CABLE TV
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF OURHAM
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
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CABLE-TV SCRAMBLING NEAR
CABLE TELEVISION ADVISORY COUNCIL
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CABLEVISION TO OFFER WEATHER CHANNLE
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SANOLIN: STATE SAVED MONEY ON CADAVERS
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SANOLIN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO CHARGES
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DUKE BAFFLEO BY THEFT OF CADAVERS' DENTAL WORK
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CALCIUM CAN BE CHEAP
UNC STUDY FINOS CALCIUM DEFICIENCY IN 75 PERCENT OF COLLEGE-AGE WOMEN
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR HEARTBURN DURING HOLIDAYS
CALDWELL COMMUNITY FIRE STATION
CALDWELL FIRE OEPARTMENT ELECTS CHIEF
CALDWELL COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION
SUIT FILED AGAINST NCHSAA
CALENDARS
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CHAMBER PUBLISHING DURHAM CALENDAR
FORMER LEGISLATOR'S MISSION TO CONVERT WORLD TO 6-DAY WEEK
THIS WILL MAKE YOUR DAY
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CALENOARS ARE MORE THAN A DATE BOOK
CAL IFORNIA
SEE ALSO NAPPA VALLFY. CALIF.
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO SAN CLEMENTEt CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIANS 'FINE TUNING" THEIR WINES
RANGERS FROM N.C. TO FIGHT CALIF. FIRE
CALIFORNIA ACHIEVEMENT TEST
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CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO TESTS EViRY GRAOE
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SALE FAILURE COULO PINCH COUNT
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FOR ACTION
CALLIGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PENMANSHIP
CALLIGRAPHERS TO MEET
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CALVERT SCHOOL
SEE DURHAM ACADEMY
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PRESIDENT VACILLATES ON SUMMIT, CAMBODIA
ASHE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUOEN T HAS NIGHTMARES FROM CAMBODIA
CAMBODIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO REFUGEES
ASHE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT HAS NIGHTMARES FROM CAMBOOIA
CAMBRIDGE MORTGAGE CORPORATION
WOOOCROFT AOOING RESTAURANT, STORES
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SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
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OURHAM PANEL PACKS CAMDEN AVE. HOUSING
OPPOSITION PISES TO CAMOEN APARTMENTS
APARTMENT PLANS PAREO
CAMELOT ACADEMY
SIGN OF THE TIMES
TREE OECORATING
CAMELOT MUSIC
COMPANY REPORTS 4 WORKERS FIRED FOR ALLEGEO THEFTS
CAMERON ART GALLERY
CLEARING THE RECORD
CAMERON BOULEVARO
DUKE UNIVERSITY WANTS LANO REZONED FOR HOTEL
COUNCIL TO REVIEW OUKE REZONING
ZONING CHANGE FOR DUKE HOTEL OK'O
COUNCIL OKS ZONING CHANGE FOR DUKE HOTEL
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SEE ALSO CAMPS 1SEE ALSO na«ES OF Cahpsi
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
70 SICK CHILOREN ENJOY SUMMER ACTIVITIES AT CAHP KALEIDOSCOPE
KALFIPOSCOPE A GLIHPSE OF RAINBOW FOR VERY ILL KIOS
CAHP KANATA
SEE ALSO Cahps ISEE ALSO NAMES OF Campsi
SEE ALSO OAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO YMCA. DURHAM
FAMILIES FINO OUT ABOUT TEAMWORK
11.5 MILLION AWARDED IN Y BUS WRECK
3 MEN WIN J1.5 MILLION FROM Y»CA
CAMP LEJEUNE
MARINE GENERAL
MARINE SUES NA
MARINE PLEADS
MARINE SMOKE C
SEA TURTLE RET
MARINE CONVICT
PHOTOGRAPHER
CHEMICAL DUMPS
5 SAVED AFTER
15 MARINES DIE
TYPE OF HELICO
LIST OF OEAO
MARINES SAY MO
23 MARINES HOS
CAMP LEJEUNE
WANTS 'BROTHELS' CLOSEO
VAL HOSPITAL IN WIFE'S DEATH
GUILTY IN WEAPONS CASE
ANISTER BLAMED FOR PRESERVE FIRE
URNS TO ONSLOW 1EACH, LAYS 728 EGGS
ED FOR ASSAULTING DAUGHTER
ICKEO OURING MARCH
AT CAMP LEJEUNE ARE INVESTIGATED
COPTER CRASHES OFF N.C. COAST
OFF N.C. COAST
PTER INVOLVED IN CRASH WON'T RE GROUNDED
NO INJURED
ST VICTIMS OF CHOPPER CRASH OROWNEO
PITALIZEO AFTER FLU VACCINATIONS
AS TOP INCOME FOR 'HOUSEHOLDS'
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GOOO FUN
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see also elections, n.c.
see also elections, u.s.
see also political campaign contributions
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campbell university plans education school, doctorate
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2/25/95
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
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CANAOA WEEK
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUOIES PROGRAM
CANADA MEEK SET
CANAOA WEEK STARTS MONDAY
VIDEODISC ON CANADA ON DISPLAY AT DUKE
CANAOA/U.S. RELATIONS
U.S. -CANAOA ACID RAIN AGREEMENT IS OVERDUE
A LESSON IN NEIGHBORLINESS
CANADIAN GEESE
MILD GOOSE CHASE
CANADIAN STUDIES CENTER
SEE DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
CANALS
CORPS MAY CLOSE CANAL
CANCER
SEE ALSO BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO PURKITTS LYMPHOMA CANCER
SEE ALSO CARCINOGENS
SEE ALSO CERVICAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CHEMOTHERAPY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. CANCER
SEE ALSO COLON CANCER
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO HODGKIN'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO INTERFERON
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO MISTLETOE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO ONCOGENE
SEE ALSO ORAL CANCER
SEE ALSO PROSTATE CANCER
SEE ALSO RADIATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO SKIN CANCER
•SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO UTERINE CANCER
RELIEF OF PAIN HUMANE
DOMINANT TYPE OF OEATH VARIES IN REGIONS OF U.S.
TALK TO FOCUS ON TREATMENT DELAY
CHAMBER TO PUSH CANCER AWARENESS
CHAMBER PROMOTES CANCER AWARENESS
SERIES TO HELP CANCER PATIENTS
REMARKABLE STORY OF LONG AND DIFFICULT MEDICAL BATTLE
RESEARCHER SEES BIG JUMP IN CANCER CURES
CANCER RESEARCH FUNDS SAIO GCOO INVESTMENT
PHYSICIAN TO DISCUSS CANCER In WOMEN
GYNECOLOGIC CANCER TOPIC OF LECTURE
VIET VET FIGHTS BATTLE OF HIS LIFE: FATHER'S OECISION MIGHT BE CAUSE
INFORMATION DISTRIBUTED ON CANCER
SPEAKER: CANCER RISKS CAN BE LOWERED
DUKE'S BONE MARROW PROGRAM HELPS IN TREATING OTHER CANCERS
DUKE DETECTS CANCER IN EFFUSIONS
PROGRAM TO COVER TREATMENT OF CANCER
AUCTION SLATEO TOOAY FOR CANCER RFSEARCH
DUKE SUPPORTERS GAMBLED AGAINST CANCER ANO WON
STUOY: CANCER ORUGS MAY POSE THREAT TO NURSES WHO GIVE THEM
SMALL TOWN FEARS DEATH FROM CANCER
LEUKEMIA: BATTLING AN UNSEEN FOE
CANCER. OUKE UNIV. SYMPOSIA
SEE OUKE UNIV.. SYMPOSIA
CANCER. LARYNX
OURHAM RESEARCHER IN NATIONWIDE STUOY
CANCER. VAGINAL
SEE CERVICAL CANCER
SEE PAP SMEARS
CANCER DIAGNOSIS
CANDER PATIENTS'
OELAY SEEKING TREATMENT IS TOPIC
CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
COLON CANCER CALLS KEEP HOTLINE HOPPING
CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIV
SEE ALSO INTERFERON
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO THERMOTRON
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HI
COUNTERSUIT ASKS 14. 8 MILLION
BIOCHEMIST SEARCHES FOR GENE T
OUKE STUDYING DRUG FOR PROSTAT
PROSTATE CANCER STUOY BEGINS
RESEARCHER SEES BIG JUMP IN C»
CANCER RESEARCH FUNDS SAID GOD
DUKE DOCTORS TO INVESTIGATE IF
PERSISTENCE PROMPTS STUDY
IS CAREFREE CANCER-FREE?
FAULTY BREAST EXAMS CITED BY U
OUKE DOCTORS USE HEAT ON CANCE
BUDGET CUTBACKS MAY ABORT STUO
RADIATION EFFECT ON TRANSPLANT
RADIATION THERAPY MAY LEAD TO
COFFEE COUPLED WITH SMOKING MA
OURHAM RESEARCHER IN NATIONWID
INDUSTRY ATTACKS TWO STUOIES L
POWERFUL DRUGS MAY MEAN R I SK f
COMPUTER MODELING SYMPOSIUM JA
DUKE PLANS SYMPOSIUM ON USE OF
BY DUKE. UNC RESEARCHERS: Can:
E CANCER CENTER
LL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
FROM OUKE RESEARCHER
HAT MAY FIGHT UTERINE CANCER
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NCER CURES
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NC DOCTOR
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IES OF RAYS
S STUDIED
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INKING CHEMICALS TO CANCER
OR NURSES
N. 6
COMPUTERS IN CANCER STUDIES
ER. CONTAGIOUS AGENT LINKED
CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMS
ORAL CANCER CHECKUPS AVAILABLE
CANOLE
GIFT WHOLESALER RECALLS CANOLES. CANOLE HOLDERS
HER OWN BUSINESS: CANOLE-MAKING PUTS HER THROUGH COLLEGE
CANDLE MAKING
HER OWN BUSINESS: CANDLE-MAKING PUTS HER THROUGH COLLEGE
CANOLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC OAKWOOO HOMES
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
N E
P D
S I T
E L Y
DATE C PG L P BYL
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S 2 2/23/85 A 22 N
H 2 2/24/R5 A 9 N D80
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H 2 3/21/85 A A
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2/10/85
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2/11/85
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2/14/85
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2/18/85
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3/10/85
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3/1T/85
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3/21/85
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4/01/85
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4/15/85
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4/30/85
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6/29/85
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10/03/85
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10/18/85
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10/22/85
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11/11/85
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4/02/85
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5/26/85
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8/15/85
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13
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USD
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11/29/85
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11/30/85
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12/12/85
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H 2 12/08/65 B 13 N
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ROOM AT THE INN: BEO AND BREA<FAST NOW IN RALEIGH
CANDY
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN CANOV
JUDGE SAYS CHILO LABOR LAW BROKEN
CANOY APPLES
SEE ALSO APPLES
CANDY APPLES: TRA0IT10NAL HALLOWEEN TREAT TAKES ON NEW TwlSTS
CANE CREEK CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
JUDGE UPHOLDS CANE CREEK CONDEMNATION
CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL '. CARRBORO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. LAKE
CANNAS
REO CANNAS TAKE DURHAM BY SURPRISE
CANNERIES
COMMUNITY CANNERY RECALLS SUSPECT CONTAINERS
STARTOWN COMMUNITY CANNERY EXPANDS RECALL
COMMUNITY CANNERIES STILL OPERATING IN SOME TOWNS
CANNING IFOOOI
TOPE WARNS OF
RECIPE FOR BOTULISM'
CANNON FOUNOATICN
N.C. HISTORY GETRS A SHOWCASE
NATURE CONSERVANCY RECEIVES 1100,000
CONSERVATION FUNO GETS 1100,000 GIFT
CANNON MILLS CO.
NEWSPAPER REPORTS WIFE OF N.C.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HIRE TE?
CANNON MILLS IS ELIMINATING OV
CANNON "ILLS REORGANIZES
TOWEL MAKER MAY BE SOLD
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
AFL-CIO SEEKS VOTE AT CANNON -
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
TEXTILE WORKERS RALLT DRAWS 1,
U.S. GOVERNMENT AGREES TO ENO
UNION ISSUE AT CANNON MILLS HE
CANNON WORKER FIREO AFTER SPEA
PATERNALISM DEMISE MAY HELP UN
TEXTILE UNION PLANS ADS BEFORE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW. EMPLOYEE HEALTH
STAKES ARE HIGH IN CANNON VOTE
UNION POLL SHOWS LEAD IN C ANNO
CANNON "ILLS WORKERS REJECT BI
UNION NOT LIKELY TO CHALLENGE
ANALYST: CANNON MAY BE FOR SAL
UNION WON'T CHALLENGE CANNON V
UNION OROPS PLANS AT CANNON SU
CANNON ELECTION SIGNAL OF OECL
UNIONS NO LONGER NESDEO
STEVENS MAY BE "ULLING PURCHAS
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMA
SALE OF CANNON MILLS TO STEVEN
FIELDCREST TO PURCHASE CANNON
FIELOCREST TO BUY 80 PERCENT J
KANNAPOLIS HOPES SALE OF CANNO
MILL SALE LEAVES CANNON WORKED
CANNON SALE may HAVE LITTLE EF
fe» changes foreseen in c»nno"l
analysts not impressed with pl
eoen hopes Cannon sale to boos
fieldcrest, cannon marriage: w
"ILL OWNER OIES
ns this summer for big tax credit
ER 500 JOBS
TEXTILE DECREES
ATS UP
KING AT MEETING
ION AT CANNON
OCTOBER VOTE AT CANNON MILLS
SEMINARS SCHEDULED
N MILLS VOTE
D TO UNIONIZE
VOTE
E
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INE OF UNIONISM
E OF CANNON MILLS
S ahead FOR REGION'S "ERCHANTS
S UNLIKELY
MILLS' OPERATIONS
F CANNON MILLS
N MILLS "RINGS PROSPERITY
S PONDERING FUTURE
FECT
AN TO RELAX MERGER RULES
T TOWN
ILL IT REALLY WORK?
CANNON MUSIC CAMP
DIRECTOR KEEPS REHEARSALS RELAXED
CANNON VILLAGE
OUTLET CENTER LEASING IN KANNAPOLIS
CANOES
SEE ALSO BOATS
400-VFAR-0L0 CANOE FRAGMENT IS FOUND
FRAGMENT OF 400-YEAR-OLO CANOF
CANTON, N.C.
SNAKES CONFISCATED AT RELIGIOUS SERVICE
TOUGHER POLLUTION RULES URGEO FOR RIVER
CHLORINE LEAK SENDS 22 TO HOSPITAL
CHLORINE GAS LEAK PROBE CONTINUES
CAPE FEAR RESTAURANT
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS. N.C.
TAR HEEL TASTE TO INVAOE AUSTRALIA
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE
HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE MAY ONE DAY BE ISLANO IN THE SEA
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE MAY ONE ?AY BE ON ISLANO
PLANS PROGRESSING FOR SEAWALL TO PROTECT LIGHTHOUSE
LIGHTHOUSE SEAWALL TO BE BUILT
EROSION FROM STORM SEEN THREAT TO LIGHTHOUSE AT CAPE HATTERAS
CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE To GET ENGINEERING TESTS
TWO FIR»S DESIGN PLAN TO STUDY LIGHTHOUSE
A RACE AGAINST TIME FOR LIGHTHOUSE
CAPE HATTERAS NATIONAL SEASHORE
HELMS ANO EAST PUSH FOR COASTAL BOONDOGGLE
cape lookout national seashore
volunteers clear island e>eso»e of junkeo autos
Capital building authority
SEE N.C. CAPITAL BUILDING AUTHORITY
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N E ELY
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H 2 11/24/85 E 1 p f j<,o
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1/15/15
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5/23/95
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6/06/85
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6/26/85
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6/26/8S
A
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a/0»/85
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11/11/15
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11/29/95
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12/20/85
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10
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8/09/85
C
8
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9/01/85
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8/22/85
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6/30/15
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9/39/95
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8/10/95
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8/11/95
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8/21/85
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8/24/15
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8/25/95
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9/27/85
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8/28/S5
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10/19/95
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7/04/85 B
7/05/15 B
7/08/85 B
7/08/85 A
9/27/85 A
10/10/85 A
10/29/85 A
11/18/85 B
S 2 8/27/85 A 4 U
H 2 10/27/85 B 6 N
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/8? - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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CAPITAL CITIES COMMUNICATIONS INC.
CAPITAL CITIES TO BUY ABC BROAOCASTING H 2
N.C. STATIONS' FATES ON HOLD, OFFICIALS SAY H 2
CAPITAL CITIES SWALLOWS ABC W-IILE JESSE NIBBLES ON CBS'S TAIL ICARTOONI H 2
WTVD PRESIDENT SAYS SWITCH TO ABC LIKELY S 2
CAPITAL CLASSIC (HIGH SCHOOL 8ASKETBALLI
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. BASKETBALL (BOYSI SEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL
FERRY SAYS MARYLAND NEVER OUT OF PICTURE H 2
FERRY SITS WHILE SNYOER SHINES IN CAPITAL CLASSIC H 2
CAPITAL COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
WTVD MANAGER: OUESTIONS CLOUD ABC MERGER
CAPITAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP.
PARTNERSHIP HAY AID SMALL BUSINESSES
CAPITAL HEALT
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO M
SEE ALSO R
PANEL SU
PLAN COU
RAT IONIN
PANEL FA
OURHAM C
EYE CENT
AGENCY F
STATE WI
HOSPITAL
COST OF
ACT INFL
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HEOICAL
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OMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
EALTH CARE
EALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
ENTAL HEALTH CENTERS.
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PPORTS OIALYSIS CENTER
LD AFFECT SURGERIES
G OF MEDICAID CARE URG
VORS REHAB CENTER FOR
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TAL DIRECTOR PROJECTS
S APPROVAL FOP KIDNEY
HELP RURAL HOSPITALS F
HEARING IS JULY 9
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HOSPITAL HELICOPTER P
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LOWER COSTS
MACHINE
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ENDORSED
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LAN RECOMMENOFD BY PANEL
OF COOPERATION JUST MIGHT SOLVE AREA
EALTH-CARE SERVICE
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GHT
EALTH PLAN REVISIONS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, OURHAM (CIPI
SEWER EXTENSIONS REQUIRE BOND ISSUE OF *40 MILLION
SALES TAX WOULD PAY OFF SEwFR BONOS
CITY UNVEILS PUBLIC WORKS PROPOSALS
BONOS. SALES TAX GET MIXED REVIEW
LONG-RANGE 'WISH LIST' SUITABLE FOR CITY'S NEEDS
CITY PANEL WANTS TO STUDY RECREATION PROPOSAL
CITY IMPROVEMENTS PLAN AMBITIOUS AND HOPEFUL
COUNCIL COMMITTEE SUPPORTS ARTS CENTER RENOVATION PLAN
OURHAM RESPONOS WHEN COMMUNITY NEEDS ARISE
PANEL'S COOL LOOK AT PLAN TURNS HOT
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS MAY MEAN TAX HIKES
■NO' CHORUS FALLS SHORT
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM PROMISING
OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX HIKE EXPECTEO AT HEARING
CITY COUNCIL HEARS YEA. NAY ON TAX: HALF-CENT INCREASE BIG ITEM...
SALES TAX REACTION VARIED
COUNCIL SHOULD CUT SPENOING
UNITY NEEDED IF CITY IS TO MEET CHALLENGES
PANEL TOLO SEWAGE LACK HOL0IN3 UP DEVELOPMENT
SEWER CAPACITY WOES STALL HOUSING PLANS
PROPERTY TAX RATE SHOULD NOT *ISE
PANEL SAYS NO TO SALES TAX FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
HALF-CENT SALES TAX DELETEO AS OPTION FOR CITY PROJECTS
DURHAM PANEL REJECTS TAX FOR IMPROVEMENTS
COUNCIL VETOES USING SALES TAX FOR PUBLIC WORKS
MUNICIPAL OUMP RUNNING OUT OF ROOM
DURHAM MAY VOTE ON WATER-SEWE1 BONO
BOND ISSUE AMONG OPTIONS IN WATER. SEWER EXPANSION
OURHAM BONO VOTE MAY COME BY FEB. <>
DURHAM BONO-ISSUE PROJECTS REVIEWEO
POTENTIAL PROJECTS FOR BONO VOTE IN DURHAM WOULO TOP HOT MILLION
COUNCILMAN SAYS POOL SHOULD BE IN SOUTH AREA
BALLOTS TO TRIM CITY BONO PROJECTS
CHAMBER BACKS PROJECTS
COUNCIL ROUGHS OUT IOEAS FOR 30ND ISSUE
COUNTY MANAGER WANTS JOINT VOTE ON BOND ISSUES
DURHAM OFFICIALS OOUBT JOINT 8 OND VOTE POSSIBLE
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, DURHAM CO. ICIPI
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN IS GOAL OF COUNTY MANAGER
SALES TAX IS NEEOED TO PROD COUNTY BOOM
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN SOUGHT
BONO TO SEEK S30.000 COUNTY BUILDING STUDY
BONO LISTS POTENTIAL NEEOS OF »130 MILLION
•WISH LIST' AIRS NEED OF COUNTY
«62 MILLION COST SEEN FOR COUNTY WATER. SEWER
TAX ACTION WON'T AFFECT BONO ?EFERENOUM
COUNTY MANAGER WANTS JOINT VOTE ON BONO ISSUES
OURHAM OFFICIALS OOUBT JOINT 90N0 VOTE POSSIBLE
CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE N.C. CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ANTI-OEATH PENALTY
SEE DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE EXECUTIONS. N.C.
CAPITAL SEEN
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
LEGISLATIVE OUANOARY - FREE B5EAKFAST OR EXTRA SLEEP
CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISF
RUSSIA TO APE CHINA'S CAPITALISM
ADAM SMITH IN ANOTHER LIGHT
CAPITUL BROADCASTING CO.
FUNOING FILLS ELIZABETH II'S SAILS
CAPTAIN D'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT IN05TH OOXBORO ROAO)
H 2
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3/26/R5 A ATT J5?
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3/19/85 A I N C60
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2/15/85
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3/06/85
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3/07/85
B
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830
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3/07/B5
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4/02/85
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7/26/85
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3/27/85
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3/26/85
A
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3/29/85
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MONTHLY/A
N ') U A L
1/11/85
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
GUNMEN ROB RESTAURANT
TWO MEN ROB CAPTAIN D'S RESTAURANT
CAPTIVE-AIRE STSTEMSi INC. .„_,_
FAST-GROWING PRIVATE N.C. COMPANIES LISTED
CAR POOLS
SFE CARPOPLING
CAR RENTALS
SEE AUTOS. RENTAL
CAR WASH
weather for car washing
council agrees to zone church lot for cakwash
council ok's church lot re20ning for carwash
the impossible balance
benefit carwash set
on top of his job
gauge malfunctions. causes evacuation of coca-cola plant
greenhouse effect: more ku02u
duke botanist to participate in conference
carbon monoxide „ „ „
two couples in area counties f ouno oeao
health problems mav have led to death choice
report says ourham can meet exhaust cap
carbon monoxide poisonings
see accidents. carbon monoxide
carcinogens
see also cancer
dyes linked to cancer unregulated
speakfr: cancer risks can be lowered
GROUP CHEMICALS FOUNO IN HAW *IVER ., .. - .. r...re*
INDUSTRY ATTACKS TWO STUOIE5 LINKING CHEMICALS TU CANCER
TEST CALLED POSSIBLE KEY TO TOBACCO CARCINOGENS
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. CHOKING
.SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER.
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO HEIMLICH MANEUVER
SOUNO ADVICE SAVES LIFE
BABY OWES LIFE TO DUKE NURSE
STEWARTS TRUE HEROES
A LESSON IN SAVING LIVES
LIFESAVING TECHNIQUE
CAREER BURNOUT
SEE STRESS
CAREER EXPLORATION CLUBS OF N.C.
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
PUPILS TO EXAMINE TECHNICAL CAREERS
CAREER PLANNING
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. U.S.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CAREERS FAIR
S6NCCUSCOUNs1lORCSAYSRBLACKS BEGIN CAREER PLANNING EARLY
CAREER DAY WITH A LIVELY TWIST
JOB SWITCH? NEW CAREER? DUKE PROGRAM OFFERS TIPS
REAOY TO SHIFT LANES? DUKE PLANS CAREER FAIR
PUPILS TO EXAMINE TECHNICAL CAREERS
CARMEN IOPERA)
RECEIVES AWARD
SMUGGLERS MILITARY TYPES NEEDED
•CARMFN' TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW
LET THE MUSIC PLAY
PREPARATIONS HEAT UP
CARMEN TO GET 8RIGHTLEAF PROOUCTION .-.-..„
TUESDAY TALK: IT WAS -SUPER SUNDAY- FOR CYNTHIA REARDON
•CARMEN- COUNTDOWN
CARMEN: NCCU GRAO PLAYS GYPSY
ANOTHER TIME. ANOTHER PLACE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•CARMEN- CAST EYEING CLOUDS , ., .,.„.,,.,.
TRAIN SOUNOS ONLY SOUR NOTE II ARTS COUNCIL'S -CARMEN-
CARMEN SHOWS SOLO OUT! NEW SH3W BEING STUDIEO „„.
TUESDAY TALK: -CARMEN- CAPTIVATES OURHAM OPFRA-GOERS
LAST -CARMEN' TICKETS SOLO
ANOTHER OURHAM FIRST
CARMEN A 'REAL HAPPENING'
ASPIRING CONDUCTOR GIVEN 'CARMEN' REINS
ARTSEEN: 'CARMEN' TAKES TOWN BY STORM
CARSliHilVH8iJ;Rr5i2Vc.-cH.P€i *u sports, MHBmu.MruB nf „nc
CARMICHAEL EXIT: FOR SMITH, THIS WEEK'S GAMES OUTWEIGH END OF UNC . . .
NOSTALGIA CAN'T DISTRACT SMITH
FIRST VISIT TO CARMICHAEL THE MOST MEMORABLE
HEELS BOW OUT OF BLUE HEAVEN
TUCKED AMONG MEMORIES IS A YARDSTICK FOR FUTURE
CARMICHAEL'S CURTAIN COLLAPSES ON CLEMSON
CARMICHAEL: THE LAST HURRAH
CARMICHAEL'S CLOSING: ASSORTED TRIVIA
UNC'S PLAY OVERSHADOWS NOSTALGIA
UNC ARENA WILL OPEN THIS WEEK
C4BSEEHiLS0CATLANTIC COAST CONFEREMCE, SPORTS
^RTy?!H.0ELCC4UPM',CSHDlM,SEUI,.'pNR0^1jcPf OF ACC'S DIVERSITY
CAPNEUn!-^Tl*HIl[US?TS GRANT OF ,151.000 FOR LITERACY PROJECT
SCHOOL TO DEVELOP MATH COURSE
CARNEGIE FOUNDATION
CLOUDS OVER IVORY TOWERS
THE HAPPY PROFESSORS
C*SN,CHEM1CAL 'SCAVENGER' BATTLES lETABOLIC ILLS „.„„„,„
DUKE RESEARCHERS STUDY CARNITINE AS NUTRIENT, SCAVENGER
CARNIVORE PRESERVATION TRUST
SEADOPT-A-ctTV'FrjRStu500°YYOU CAN PROVIDE SHELTER FOR A SNOW LEOPARD
CAROLINA 500
C T S
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MUNTHLY/A
N N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
EARNHARDT PREPS FOR 500
LABONTE WHEELS HAT TO 500 POL = AT ROCKINGHAM
CALE SHUNS ROCKINGHAM VOW
SURVIVING TOUGHEST PART OF GRUELING ROCKINGHAM
BONNETT STOPS GANT IN CAROLINA 500
ELLIOTT'S CREW: TIRE RULE IS THREADBARE
SANDBAG THAT NEXT BEAR HUG
CAROLINA AEROSOL LTD.
BUSINESS BRIEFING: BIZ LINGO:
CAROLINA-AMERICAN TOURS
42 HURT IN BUS-TRUCK WRECK
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF PASSENGER TRAIN AOVOCATES
SEE ALSO RAILROADSi N.c.
GOVERNOR WILL MEET GROUP TRYING TO SAVE CAROLINIAN
MARTIN TO LOBBY FOR CAROLINIAN
CAROLINA ATLANTIC CORPORATION
TREYBURN HEARING CONTINUES
PANEL CLEARS ALSTON AVENUE BUSINESS PARK
CAROLINA BEACH
BRIGHT LIGHTS ARE NEAR NEW HANOVER BEACHES
CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO.
BURLINGTON FIRM SELLS SKULLS,
WORMS ANO EVEN GIANT FROGS
carolina christian communications
see also wlfl (ourham, n.c.)
suit: tv station became too worloly
carolina cinema corp. of ourham
arts council may seek renovation funos
ribbons herald work
carolina theater officials reouest »7,500 from city
ourham may push for labor exemption
more carolina shine. ..plus major cosmetics to come
firm, workers disappointed
committee mulls projects for ponds
hard work paves way for concept
soap star brings live show to benefit the carolina theater
carolina computer store
center receives gift
carolina cornucopia
supplements his business
carolina dancers
see also dance
carolina dancers' recent concert was viewer-friendly, fun
program sameness hurts carolina oancers show
carolina designer craftsmen
holioay craft show set
in the spotlight
carolina duke motor inn
man wounded in motel shooting
carolina-duke track carnival
see also ouke univ. sports, track (meni
see also track
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill sports. track
bilas among panelists on 'facf the nation'
records fall in track carnival
carolina family iunc-ch newsletter)
unc newsletter receives golo medals
Carolina freight carriers Corp.
see also scholarships i see alst names of
carolina freight to move terminal
carolina freight carriers to move
business highlights
carolina friends high school
see carolina friends upper sch01l
carolina frienos middle school
carolina frienos stuoents schedule
SCHOLARSHIPS)
'CLEANATHON'
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL (GENERAL HEADING)
THE ULTIMATE CLASS
ARTISTS AT WORK
PACKING 'EM IN
■WANTING TO' KEY FOR FRIENOS STUDENTS
EXCHANGING VIEWS
SURVIVAL IN THE WOODS
CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL, ENROLLMENT
PRIVATE SCHOOLS OPEN NEW YEAR
CAROLINA FRIENOS UPPFR SCHOOL
TWELVE ANGRY WOMEN
STUOENTS: THEATERS OVER-REACTING TO LAW
HOLOCAUST SYMPOSIUM SET
CAROLINA GDOIVA TRACK CLUB
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
SEE ALSO TRACK
AREA ATHLETES IN NATIONAL SPO'TS FESTIVEAL . . .
CAROLINA GOLDEN PRODUCTS
SEE ALSO GOLD KIST POULTRY
OURHAM PLANT CHANGES NAME
MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK MARKET HIGHS
CAROLINA INTERFAITH TASK FORCE
PEACE ACTIVISTS SAID TRAINING FOR ARRESTS
EDITORS, 00 AS CHURCHMEN 00
PEACE ACTIVIST GROUP IN NICARAGUA ORIGINATED FROM N.C.
TASK FORCE
Carolina league
see also baseball
see also durham bulls
see also prince william pirates
see also salem reobiros ivirginia)
see also southern league
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM SPIRITS
GREAT EXPECTATIONS: LEGACIES OF STRAWBERRY. .. ANO CHILCOTT FACES ABNER.
LYNCHBURG OOMINATES LISTING OF LEAGUE'S BEST PROSPECTS
LOTS OF IFS, BUT RALEIGH HAS EYE ON BASEBALL TEAM
GET BETTER UMPIRES
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11/29/85
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S 2 4/06/85 A 8 N
S 1 7/08/85 A 3
H 2 6/12/85 B
S 2 6/12/85 C
H 2 9/28/85 A
H 2 4/02/85 B 14
1/18/85
4/06/85
9/07/85
10/28/85
U/15/85
12/07/85
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M66
S76
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S 2 9/05/85 C 1
3/02/85
11/14/85
11/23/85
H 2 7/26/85 C
B/13/85
8/18/85
H 2 1/19/85
H 2 8/05/85
H 2 8/09/85
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CL PRESI
OIAMONO
3ULLS' 0
RALEIGH
CAROLINA
KEEP THE
KINSTON
CAROLINA
SALEM HE
OWNERS 0
CAROLINA
WHEN 'IF
BULLS CO
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
OENT: RALFIGH'S TALK SOUNOS GOOD
CHIPS
WNER GIVES RALEIGH'S CL PLANS THUMB
S CL HOPES OASHEO BY ANNEXATION
LEAGUE
BULLS happy
TO LOSE WORKING AGREE"ENT WITH JAYS
LEAGUE HONORS BULLS' GM
03IR0S PLAN MOVE TQ CHARLESTON
PPOSE SALEM TRANSFER TO CHARLESTON
LEAGUE REJECTS SWITCH
S' ARE SOLVEOt BULLS GOING OOUBLE-A
ULO JOIN SOUTHERN LEAGUE
INDEX
12/31/85
S U » J E
carolina league' annexation
bulls' owner gives raleigh-s cl plans thumb
raleigh's cl hopes oasheo by annexation
carolina league
carolina league all-star game
bulls' bairo leads south's all-star uprisin'
bairo. bulls leao all-star win
diamond chips
barry bonds' blasts bury bulls
new concept boosts cl all-sta1 business
slumps enoi bulls sweep
bulls blankeo in voting
carolina motor club
see also n.c. state motor club
gas prices higher; recoro holiday travel expected
motor club wants to have n.c. rule removed
campbell heads directors
carolina paper ano builders "aterials, inc.
commercial construction may slow down for two years
carolina playmakers
see also play»ak£rs repertory co.
•I wish that the theater woul3 never go oark-
CAROLINA POLL
SEE ALSO POLLS
.SEE also univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill school of journalism
POLL: 1-TERM limit rapped
poll shows hunt has leao over east
a poll of sound ano fury
POLL INOICaTES 6 OF 10 TAR HEELS FAVOR NEW SEAT BELT LAW ,
Carolina power and light co.
person county gets big check =0r cpcl taxes
group wants agency to study cwug. alcohol use at harris plant
cpcl customers may get refuno or charge
AGENCY AGAIN ORDER CPCL TO ma<E REFUNDS
CPCL SAYS IT ERRED ON FUEL FIGURES
PUBLIC STAFF URGES CPCL REFUNDS
SHOULO SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE?
FIRE NEARS TRANSMISSION LINE
RULING IN FAVOR OF CPCL
RULING IN FAVOR OF CPCL
CPCL REOPENS PICNIC AREA ON HVCO LAKE TO PUBLIC
HEARING IS SET ON DRUG USE AT CPCL PLANT
CPCL ANNOUNCES MANAGER CHANGES AT ITS TWO PLANTS IN PERSON COUNTY
NUCLEAR PLANT DRILL SChEDULEO
CPCL CHIEF SEES CONTINUED GROWTH
CPCL'S REOUESTEO RATE INCREASE WOULD RAISE TYPICAL BILL BY S4.31
2 POSE AS CPCL REPS. ROB ELOERLT WOMAN
PARENTS FILE SUIT AGAINST CPCL
HARRIS REVISISTED: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT SOUTH OF DURHAM IS 91 PERCENT.
CPCL CHIEF: CHANGE NUCLEAR PLANT RULES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
AGENT SAYS CPCL HINDERED DRUG PROBE
AGENT: CPCL HINOERED DRUG PR03E
PERSON RESIDENTS PROTEST PROPOSED POWER PLANT
NRC OFFICIAL SAYS MORE INSPECTIONS OF CPCL PLANT NOT NEEDEO
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CPCL SAYS SSI AFFIDAVIT INACCURATE
CPCL ORDERED TO MAKE REFUND
STATE PANEL APPROVES CPCL RATE INCREASE
SHEARON HARRIS AUDIT CALLEO FOR
DELAY EXPECTED ON C»CL PLANT
SHEARON HARRIS NEARS NRC APPROVAL
CONSULTANT SAYS CPCL STRIVED TO MEET SIPEN GUIDELINES
CONSULTANT SAYS C°CL PLANT WELL CONSTRUCTED
ROXBORO COUNCIL AGREES TO PROVIOE WATER FOR PLANT
CPCL CONSTRUCTION PRO»E RECUESTED
SHEARON HARRIS ALLEGATIONS 'EJECTED BY FEDERAL AGENCY
SHEARON HARRIS PLANT COSTS *213 MILLION OVER BUDGET
CAROLINA POWER ANO LIGHT CO.. HYCO POWER PLANT
SEE ALSO hyCO LAKE
INSULATION BURNED AT POWER PLANT
WORKERS RUSH TO 'EMERGENCY' AT CPCL PLANT IN PERSON COUNTY
C T
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S
T
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10/09/95
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12/12/85
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7/25/95
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S 2 11/21/85 C 4
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S 1 3/29/85 C
S 2 4/12/95 a
H 2 4/17/85 A
H 2 12/05/B5 B
1/11/85
1/24/85
1/24/85
1/26/85
2/07/85
2/12/B5
2/17/85
2/23/85
2/26/85
2/26/85
3/13/B5
3/17/85
4/12/85
5/03/85
5/16/85
5/23/85
5/27/85
6/02/85
7/07/85
7/30/85
8/02/85
8/02/85
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8/08/85
8/14/85
8/18/85
9/11/85
9/19/85
10/01/85
10/10/95
10/17/85
11/06/85
11/14/85
11/14/85
12/11/85
12/18/85
12/19/85
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CAROLINA POWER ANO LIGHT CO.. MAYO CREEK GENERATING PLANT
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
CPCL ANNOUNCES MANAGER CHANGES AT ITS TWO PLANTS IN PERSON COUNTY H 1
CAROLINA POWER C LIGHT CO.. ROXBORO ELECTRIC GENERATING CO.
SEE ALSO ROXBORO. N.C.
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIESI
85 EMPLOYEES OF CPCL REACH THEIR SAFETY GOAL H 1
POWER. STEAM plant RE20NING IS DENIED H I
PERSON GRANTS PERMIT for power GENERATING PLANT H 1
carolina power ano light co.. sales ano earnings
'84 cpcl profits up 23x in year h 2
business highlights: north carolina h 2
five triangle companies on non -taip ay ing list m 2
state issues warning after fqjr cave-in deaths h 2
cpcl directors approve budget for construction h 2
Carolina pro-pro golf championship
see car0l1nas pro-pro championship
Carolina regional theatre
see also carolina playmakers
see also play"akers repertory co.
•pippin' missing that certain spark h 2
THEATER REVIEW mislcaOING h 2
WHAT'S IN A NAME? ABOUT 150.000! H 2
CAROLINA REST HOME
WATER REPORT CITES DURHAM REST HOME
CAROLINA SECURITY CO»P.
4/12/85 B 1 P N
6/27/85 B 1 N H60
3/21/85 B 1 N H60
10/08/85 C 1 N S80
1/30/95 A 12 N
7/26/85 A 13 N
9/05/85 A 18 P U L41
9/08/85 a 13 P U L41
12/19/85 A 15 N
5/17/85
5/29/85
11/29/85
7 P R W66
4 L
1 P F W66
S 2 12/10/85 C
""■*"""""■■■ ■■■■■" ■
MONTHLY/AN
UAL
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N.C. TAX-FREE YIELDS FELL AGAIN LAST MONTH
TAX-FBEE BONO RATFS RISE FOR THIRD MONTH
CAPOLINA SPORTS ASSOCIATION
GROUP KILL PUSH FOR HORSE RACING
2 3/10/85 > I] C
2 10/06/85 0 12 C
H 1 10/09/85 B
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I T
L Y
L <•
OLINA THEATER
SERIES
UNOAY
S CENTER RENOVATION PLAN
ESDAY
OPCORN
CAROLINA TARWHEELS BICYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO eiCYCLES
BIKE FEST LOOKS FOR DOUPLEO CROWO
BICYCLISTS BUCK FOR BACKING
CAROLINA TARWHEELS SAY THANKS
CAROLINA TFLFPHONE CO.
LIMITED-CALL TEST SAVED 13.24 A MONTH
CTCT EXPECTED TO GET APPROVAL FOR RATE INCREASE
NORTH. SOUTH GRANVILLE LOCAL PHONE CALLS EYED
CAROLINA THEATER (DURHAM. N.C.I
SEE ALSO DURHAM AUOITORIU*
SEE ALSO FILM FRIENDS OF THE CAP
JONES TO PERFORM FOR MALLARME
THIRD BALLROOM SALON SET FOR S
AFTER HOURS CORRECTION
SINFONIA'S SUNDAY CONCERT IS S
THEATER TO OFFER SUNDAY SERIES
COUNCIL COMMITTEE SUPPORTS ART
KIOS' MOVIE SERIES STARTS WEON
THE CAROLINA THEATRE: BEFORE P
THEATER GOES HOG WILD
HOG WILD
JAZZ PAIR TO PERFORM THEATER B
BAREFOOT TO CAROLINA
RIBBONS HERALD WORK
CAROLINA THEATER MARKS NEW BEG
CAROLINA THEATER OFFICIALS REO
DURHAM MAY PUSH FOR LABOR EXEM
MORE CAROLINA SHINE. ..PLUS MAJ
FIRM, WORKERS DISAPPOINTED
SOAP STAR TO PERFORM FOR CAROL
COUNCIL PANEL HEARS BOND ISSUE
COMMITTEE MULLS PROJECTS FOR 3
HARD WORK PAVES WAY FOR CONC ER
SOAP STAR MS. WARRICK PERFORMS
SOAP'S ALIVE FOR CAROLINA BFNE
WATER. SEWER EXPANSION PLANS F
CITY'S OLD FILM HOUSE FANCIES
SOAP STAR BRINGS LIVE SHOW TO
RED ROSES FOR A 'REAL' LAOY
FOR A CHANGE, NO THANKSGIVING
WARRICK SHARES TUNES, SOAP T AL
EVENING WITH PHOEBE/RUTH LEAVE
4TH-GRADERS SKIP SANTA, WRITE
ENEFIT SHOW
INNINGS
UEST «7,500 FROM CITY
PTION
OR COSMETICS TO COME
INA THEATER
PLEAS
ONDS
T
•AN EVENING WITH PHOEBE TYLER'
FIT
OR OURHAM SURVIVE
A NEW VISION
BENEFIT THE CAROLINA THEATER
DISASTERS
K
S A QUESTION
CITY COUNCIL
CAROLINA THEATER, FUNO RAISING
CAROLINA THEATER OFFICIALS REQUEST 17,500 FROM CITY
CAROLINA THEATER BALLROOM
SPRING BRINGS 'SALON' SERIES
JAZZ, TROUBAOOR, SACREO HARP IN NEW 'SALON' SERIES
SPRINGTIME SALONS CONTINUE AT BALLROOM
SPRING SALOON - ER , SALON - OPENER RATES ENCORES
DUKE MEN'S SINGING GROUP TO PERFORM IN SUNOAY SALON
IT TOOK SOME OOING TO GET BALLROOM PIANO
CONNIE MOSES, ARTS PATRON, DIES AT HOME
FPIENO OF ARTS, CONNIE MOSES, DIES
EVEN OEATH WON'T EXTINGUISH HER GLOW
INIMITIBLE CONNIE MOSES WAS GREAT ASSET TO CITY
MUSICIANS TO PERFORM IN CAROLINA BALLROOM
MOTHER/SON DUO 'WING' IT SUNDAY
CAROLINA WREN PRESS
WELLMAN EYES FUTURE WITH NEW MANUSCRIPTS
CULTURAL TIES TO DURHAM? ENTER THIS WRITING CONTEST
CAROLINAS GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOLF
CGA MOVES STATE AMATEUR OUT WEST
JUNIORS VIE FOR STATE CROWN THIS WEEK
NCAA RULES GEORGIA'S HENOERSON COULD PLAY
ROGERS, MCOANIEL LOSE IN JUNIOR GOLF TOURNEY
GLEATON CAPTURES JUNIORS TOURNEY
CAROLINAS PRO-PRO CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
FREEMAN FIRES 66
THE CAROLINIAN
SEE ALSO AMTRAK
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAILROAOS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAINS
N.C. RESIDENTS RODE THE RAILS
REPAIRS SIDELINE AMTRAK'S CARO
AMTRAK'S CAROLINIAN: SUCCESS 0
ALL ABOARD THE CAROLINIAN
BURGER-HUNGRY TAR HEELS CHOO-C
CAROLINIAN RIDERSHIP FIGURES 3
RIOING THE RAILS FOR 'BURGERS
AMTRAK RIDERS NUMEROUS, BUT TH
TRAIN HITS VAN IN FRANKLINTON
TRAIN HITS VAN; NO ONE INJURED
CAROLINIAN TO ROLL THROUGH SEP
CAROLINIAN TO CONTINUE FOR SUM
OON'T SENO FLOWERS. JUST MONEY
FINISHING AMTRAK TRIAL BEST WA
FAILEO ENGINE OELAYS TRAIN
COMPETITION A FACTOR IN DEATH
REO INK CAN'T HIDE RAIL LINK'S
DELAY ON DEMISE OF CAROLINIAN
GOVERNOR WILL MEET GROUP TRYIN
SAVING CAROLINIAN IS WORTHWHIL
MARTIN TO LOBBY FOR CAROLINIAN
SEABOARD MAY DROP PART OF NORT
TALKS FAIL TO SAVE CAROLINIAN
HOPES DASHED FOR 'CAROLINIAN'
CAROLINIAN FANS HOPE LEGISLATU
DURHAM BIDS FONO FAREWELL TO :
•CLICKETY-CLACK, CAROLINIAN WH
CAROLINIAN MAKES FINAL RUN
OF COURSE THERE'S A LOT OF TAL
SUBSIDIES JUST FOR OTHERS?
OFFICIAL SAYS N.C. HAS SI. 5 BI
OVER HOLIDAYS
LINIAN
N LAST LEG?
HOU NORTH
UESTIONED
AND "CUE
EY'RE NOT GOING FAR
T. 2
MER
Y*TO VIEW SUCCESS
OF TRAIN
PROMISE
SOUGHT
G TO SAVE CAROLINIAN
E EFFORT
H-SOUTH LINE
RE WILL REVIVE TRAIN
AROLINIAN TRAIN
EN YOU COMIN' BACK'
K ABOUT SALVAGE,..." (CARTOON)
LLION INVESTED IN FIRMS THAT...
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S 2 7/01/85 C
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2 8/10/85 A 5 N
1 9/04/85 B 1 N H60
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1/03/85
0
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N
H
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1/05/85
A
12
N
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1/05/85
A
12
N
H
2
1/17/85
B
2
p
N
s
2
3/23/85
A
13
N
s
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4/05/85
A
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M69
H
2
6/07/85
0
2
N
H
2
6/23/85
B
1
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6/27/85
D
8
N
s
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6/29/B5
A
3
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B/23/85
0
9
N
H
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8/23/85
0
11
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s
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8/26/85
c
1
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W82
S
2
8/29/85
0
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s
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9/09/85
c
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s
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9/12/85
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10/11/85
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10/16/85
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H
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11/22/85
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S51
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11/22/85
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M69
H
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U/26/85
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11/28/85
0
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H
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11/29/85
0
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W66
s
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11/29/85
c
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M69
H
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11/30/85
A
4
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B71
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12/04/85
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12/05/85
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12/05/85
0
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12/06/85
D
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12/23/85
C
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M69
S 2 9/09/85 C 1
S 2
3/28/85
0
3
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N
H 2
3/29/85
0
5
N
S 2
4/04/85
0
11
N
H 2
4/05/85
0
5
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S66
H 2
4/11/85
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3
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H 2
4/16/85
B
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S 2
4/29/B5
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4/29/85
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4/30/85
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S 2
4/30/85
A
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H 2
5/16/85
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5
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S 2
6/06/85
0
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H 2
10/06/85
0
3
P
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H45
S 2
11/21/85
D
4
0
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H 2
2/03/85
C
10
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C49
H 2
8/04/85
C
A
P
N
C49
H 2
8/07/85
a
4
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H 2
8/08/85
D
3
N
H 2
8/10/85
D
2
N
H 2
8/07/85
6
3
N
H 2
1/06/85
B
5
N
H 2
2/10/85
B
6
N
H 2
2/20/85
A
4
6
H 2
3/03/85
E
1
P
F
J40
H 2
3/06/85
A
1
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F
J40
H 2
3/14/85
A
3
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H 2
3/14/85
A
4
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H 2
4/06/85
B
1
N
M51
H 1
4/11/85
B
I
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S 2
4/11/85
A
16
N
H 2
4/13/85
A
12
N
S 2
4/13/85
A
17
N
S 2
4/16/85
A
5
T
T
J52
S 2
4/22/85
A
4
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S 2
4/23/85
A
7
N
H 2
7/27/85
A
1
N
S 2
7/30/85
A
4
E
H 2
8/04/85
B
1
N
H 2
8/13/85
c
3
P
N
H 2
8/16/85
A
4
E
H 2
8/16/85
B
1
N
L40
H 2
8/17/85
C
1
N
L40
H 2
a/30/85
A
1
N
L40
5 2
8/31/85
A
3
N
W82
H 2
9/01/85
B
4
N
H 2
9/03/85
C
1
P
N
H 2
9/03/85
C
10
N
S 2
9/03/85
c
4
P
N
H 2
9/09/85
A
4
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R56
S 2
9/14/85
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9/20/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U i I I N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 112
1/16/86
STATE STILL TOYING TO GET CAROLINIAN BACK ON TRACKS
REROUTING CAROLINIAN IS DISCUSSEO
CAROUSELS
CAROUSEL CONVENTION TO BE HELO IN BURLINGTON
REVOLVING EVENT PLANNED
WHINNNNNNNNY, THAT TICKLES
STREET FAIR SCHEDULED SATURDAY IN BURLINGTON
FIXING THE GALLANT STEEDS
CARPENTER FLETCHER ROAD
ST0NEBRIDG6 COMPLEX GETS FAVORABLE ACTION FROM COUNTY PLANNERS
CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
TRUCK OONATEO
DURHAM TECH GIVEN PICKUP TRUC<
TIRESt WHEELS STOLEN FROM CAR DEALERSHIP
CARPENTER SERVICES TOMORROW
CARPENTER'S INC.
SEE CARPENTER'S CHEVROLET INC.
CAP POOLING
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE AREA RIDESHARING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO VANPOOLS
TR1-A-RIDE LEASES VAN FOR R0x°0RO COMMUTERS TO DUKE
PROGRAM HELPS COMMUTERS IN TRIANGLE
CARR MILL SHOPPING MALL
ATHLETIC STORE BURGLARIZED
CONSULTANT RECOMMENDS CARRBORO HISTORIC DISTRICT
ARTSCHOOL GETS OPTION ON SHOPPING CENTER
WAGNER AIMS TO SE FURNITURE TYCOON
CARR UNITEO METHOOIST CHURCH
PREPARING FOR THE BAZAAR
CARRBORO. N.C.
SEE ALSO BINGHAM TOWNSHIP (WEST OF CARRBORO! N.C.I
SEE ALSO FIRES, CARRBORO
SEE ALSO FRIENOS OF OLD CARRBORO
CRAFTSMEN WANTED FOR CARRBORO SHOW
BILL WOULD LET CARRBORO MAKE ASSESSMENTS
THE GREAT OIVIOE
TASK FORCE ON FUTURE MEETING TONIGHT
TASK FORCE BEGINS WORK ON STUOYING TOWN'S FUTURE
CARRBORO LICENSE OFFICE RELOCATED
NEW ACP SUPERMARKET PLANS OPENING IN CARRBORO SUNDAY
CARR»ORO. N.C. APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CARRP.ORO. N.C. CONDOMINIUMS
FIRE CHIEF WANTS SPRINKLER LAW
ALDERMEN OELAY ACTION ON ZONING
CARRBORO BOARD DELAYS ACTION ON PROPOSAL FOR 15 APARTMENTS
CARRBORO OELAYES APARTMENT PLAN
CARRBORO. N.C. BOAROS AND COMMISSIONS
CARRBORO CITIZENS' AOVISORY PANELIST FETEO
BOARO MEMBERS HONORED AT DINNER
CARRBORO. N.C. BONO REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. ELECTIONS
ALDERMEN CONSIDER BOND OELAY
HEARING TONIGHT ON CARRBORO BONDS
CARRBORO BOARO TO SAVE BONOS. ROAO-S I DEWALK WORK FOR LATER
CARRBORO ALDERMEN DENY BONO ISSUE
CARRRORO. N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. BONO REFERENDUMS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. REVENUE SHARING FUNOS
9.5 PERCENT HIKE IN CARRBORO TAX URGEO IN BUDGET
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SCHEDULE HEARING ON TAX INCREASE
HUMAN SERVICES BUOGET SLASHES RECOMMENDED
PANEL PROPOSES FUNOING CHANGES FOR AGENCIES
CAPITAL RESERVE FUND ON TODAY'S AGENOA OF CARRBORO BOARD
PROPOSED CAPITAL FUNO MEETS MI XEO REVIEWS
ALOERMEN WON'T PAY FOR TOM'S CREEK WORK
PLAN TO STOP CREEK FLOODS VOTED DOWN
CARRBORO TAXES RAISED 6 CENTS
CARRBORO. N.C. BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BUSES
BUS RIOES FOR DISABLEO TOP BUDGET
PUBLIC FORUM SET THURSDAY ON ' ARRSORO BUS SERVICE
PANEL RECOMMENDS EXPANDED BUS SERVICE
ALOERMEN WON'T PAY FQR TOM'S CREEK WORK
BOARO APPROVES ROAO WORK PROJECTS
CARRBORO. N.C, BUSINESSES
ARTSCHOOL GETS OPTION ON SHOPPING CENTER
REPAIR CENTER DRAWS PROTESTS OF TOWN STAFF
CARRBORO BOARO POSTPONES ACTION ON BUSINESS PERMIT
REPAIR CENTER OENIED
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SET SPECIAL SESSION ON REZONING PLAN
CARRBORO. N.C, CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
ALERT CABLE TO DISCOUNT BILLS
VILLAGE CABLE GETS BOARO'S OK
CARRBO'O, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
TAX INCREASE APPEARS LIKELY FOR CARRBORO
CARRBORO EMPLOYEES GET RAISES
CARRBORO TAXES RAISEO 6 CENTS
CARRBORO, N.C. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. APARTMFNTS
PLANNING BOARO SUPPORTS THREE PROJECTS IN CARRBORO
ALOERMEN APPROVE PLANS FOR TOO-UNIT COMPLEX
LUXURY CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX GETS GO-AHEAD
FIRE CHIEF WANTS SPRINKLER LAW
ALDERMEN DELAY ACTION ON ZONING
CARRBORO. N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN CARRBORO REV IT AL I Z A T I ON TASK FORCE
48 OF 50 CARRBORO BUSINESSMEN OBJECT TO REZONING - SPOKESMAN
FIERY CARRBORO HEARING SPAWNS WORK SESSION
CARRBORO ALOERMEN SAY REZONINS PLAN NEEDS COMPROMISE
STORY WAS ONE-SIOEO
REZONING COMPLAINTS EXTEND TOWN HEARING
ALDERMEN MAKE PROGRESS ON DOWNTOWN REZONING
FRUSTRATED ALOERMEN SEND CARR»ORO PLANS BACK FOR MORE STUOY
S
E
DATE C
10/01/85 B
11/04/85 C
PG L P 8YL
H60
C56
H 1 9/17/85 C 1
S 2 9/19/85 0 1?
H 2 9/20/R5 B I
H 1 9/20/85 B 1
H 7 12/29/85 B 1 P U H49
H 2 8/07/85 B 1
4/01/85 C
4/07/85 B
4/28/85 B
9/16/85 A
8/28/85
8/29/85
1/01/85 C
3/10/85 B
3/28/85 B
9/28/85 A
H90
H90
W82
S 2 10/24/85 A 7 P P T37
?
3/17/85
B t
3
4/18/85
B 1
>
5/26/85
D 4
1
6/19/R5
B 1
3
6/20/85
3 I
/
8/02/85
B 1
3
11/15/85
B 1
H 3 1/10/85 B I N K45
H 3 1/23/85 6 1 N H90
H 3 3/26/85 B 1 N H90
S 2 3/26/85 A 10 N
H 3
S 2
3/06/85 B
3/06/85 A
I P N H90
H 3 2/21/85 B 1
H 2 3/12/85 A 12
H 3 3/13/85 C 1
S 2 3/13/85 A 7
N H90
N H90
N H90
1
5/08/85
R
1
N
881
1
5/15/85
H
1
N
H9(l
(
6/12/85
H
1
N
H90
?
6/12/85
A
5
N
?
6/18/85
r.
7
N
1
6/19/85
H
1
N
H90
3
6/26/85
(,
1
N
H90
1
6/26/85
A
H
N
i
6/27/85
B
1
N
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
2/07/85 B
3/13/85 C
6/05/85 B
6/26/85 C
3/10/85 C
3/28/85 B
7/18/85 B
7/18/85 A
7/19/»5 B
11/27/85 B
H90
H90
N M90
N H90
»l
N H90
N A54
3
3
3/01/85
3/14/85
B 1
B 1
N
N
H90
3
3
3
1/15/85
1/24/85
6/27/85
C 1
B 1
B 1
N
N
N
H90
3
3
2
3
3
1/04/85
1/09/85
1/09/65
1/10/85
1/23/85
B 1
B I
A 3
B 1
B 1
N
N
N
N
N
H90
H90
K45
H90
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
2/27/85
2/28/85
3/21/65
4/04/65
5/22/85
7/03/85
7/24/85
C 1
B 1
B 1
A 4
C I
B 1
C I
N
N
N
L
N
N
N
H90
H90
H90
H90
H90
H90
— ___
MONTHLY/4
N N U A L
1/01/85
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECT
ALDERMEN TIED 2ND TIME ON DOWNTOWN REZONING
CARRBORO ALOERMEN DRAG FEET
CARRBORO. N.C.t ELE
SEE ALSO CARRBOR
SEE ALSO CARRBOR
CALOWELL DROPS
TOM GURGANUS T
PARRISH SEEKS
WEGNER SEEKS C
2 CARRBORO CAN
CARRBORO. CHAP
ISSUE OF MAYOR
HERZENBERG TO
HERZENBERG TO
PARRISH TO RUN
GURGANUS ENTER
TWO CANDIDATES
UNC SENIOR SEE
3 SEEK SEATS 0
3R0 CANDIDATE
CANDIDATE FIEL
LINEUP COMPLET
CARRBORO ALDER
WHITE RE-ENTER
CANDIDATES: LE
CARRBORO VIEWS
ORANGE SET TO
VOTE TODAY DEC
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BATTLE. KNOKE.
CARRBORO PICKS
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0. N.C.. BOND RE
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SCHOOL BOARO SE»
ARRBORO POST
DIDATES FIRST TO,
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•S VOTE ON NOV.
SEEK SEAT ON CHA
RUN FOR COUNCIL;
FOR SCHOOL BOA?
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KS SEAT ON P.OARO
N TOWN BOAROS
JOINS RACE FOR M
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MAN QUITS RACE
S ALDERMAN'S RAC
AOERSHIP CRUCIAL
ON MERGER MIXEO
VOTE IN 5 TOWN E
IDES MEMBERS OF
ALDWELL. MS. WEG
PARRISH WIN SCH
CALDWELL. 2 NEW
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MEN. ELECTIONS
OR RE-ELECTION
OF ALOERMEN
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FILE
L FILINGS. ANNOUNCINGS TRICKLE IN
5 BALLOT
PEL HILL COUNCIL
MAYOR. ALDERMAN CANOIDATES FILE
D. INSKO WON'T
ORO ALDERMAN
AYOR OF CHAPEL HILL
E FILING ENDS
ECTION RACES
ISSUE
LECTIONS
SCHOOL. TOWN BOAROS
NER. GURGANUS
OOL BOARO VOTE
ALDERMEN
CARRBORO. N.C.. FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
ALDERMEN DELAY ACTION ON ZONING
CARRBORO. N.C.. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
PLAN WOULD LET NEIGHBORS ORAW ZONING STANDARDS
CARRBORO VIEW DOWN THE ROAD ISYSTEMI ISN'T RUSY
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS PROPOSED TO EASE DEVELOPMENT BUROENS
WORK TO BEGIN ON SPRING VALLEY
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
MOSSWOOO HEARING DR4WS CROWO OF FOES
ALDERMEN MAKE PROGRESS ON DOWNTOWN REZONING
CARRBORO A 'BEAUTIFUL LADY'
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s
E
DATE C
I T
L Y
PG L P BYL
12/04/85 B
1 N A54
H 2 12/16/85 A
H
3
8/08/85
B
I
N
H90
H
3
8/20/85
c
1
P
N
H
3
B/21/85
B
1
p
N
H
3
8/28/85
C
1
p
N
B81
H
3
8/31/85
c
1
N
831
H
3
9/04/85
B
1
p
N
H
3
9/04/85
B
1
P
N
K45
S
2
9/04/85
c
1
N
B81
H
3
9/05/B5
e
1
N
881
H
3
9/07/85
c
1
N
S
2
9/07/85
A
3
p
N
H
3
9/11/35
c
1
N
846
S
2
9/11/85
A
9
N
S
2
9/18/85
C
I
N
K45
H
3
9/19/85
B
1
p
N
K45
S
2
9/20/85
A
3
M
X43
H
3
9/21/85
9
1
N
X43
H
3
10/24/85
B
1
N
H
3
10/29/85
B
1
N
H
3
10/31/85
B
1
N
K45
H
2
11/03/85
D
3
P
N
88 1
s
2
11/04/85
A
6
N
881
H
3
11/05/85
C
1
N
B81
H
2
11/06/85
A
I
N
454
H
3
11/06/85
c
t
P
N
K45
s
2
11/06/85
A
12
N
A54
H 3 1/23/85 B 1
3
2/22/85
B
1
N
H90
1
3/08/85
H
1
N
H90
3
4/03/85
r.
1
N
H90
1
4/19/85
H
1
N
?
5/28/85
H
/
N
1
5/29/85
H
1
N
H90
»
7/03/85
H
1
N
H90
2
7/12/85
A
4
L
ZONING CHANGE WOULD LIMIT USE OF SMALL TRACTS
CONSULTANT RECOMMENOS CARRBORO HISTORIC DISTRICT
STORY WAS ONE-SIOED
CARRBORO. N.C.. HISTORY
SEE ALSO FRIENDS OF OLD CARRBORO
THE HILL HOUSE: AN OLD MILL HOUSE HAS
A NEW LOCATION AND A NEW LOOK
carrboro. n.c.. housing
aldermen approve plans for 700-unit complex
fairoaks project gets planners' sup"ort
295-unit housing project approveo for carrboro
aloermen approve project
carrboro hopes grant chances 3etter this year
lloyo-broao street area seeks alternative funoing
top court orders review of project
intensive development ok'd f0< 72-acre tract
developer wins ruling
mosswooo hearing draws crowd of foes
town delays action on development
carrboro. n.c.. lano use
carrboro aldermen amend ordinance to allow shelters
carrboro being left out of planning. aldermen tolo
carrboro. n.c.. mayor's office
calowell won't run for mayor
calowell drops idea of mayor for re-election
issue of mayor's vote on nov. 5 ballot
porto files in carrboro for new term
3 seek seats on town boaros
lineup completed for orange election races
carrboro views on merger mixed
in carrboro: caldwell. ms. wegner. gurganus
carrboro. n.c.. ordinances
zoning change would limit use of small tracts
fire chief wants sprinkler law
pizza mural raises a legal rhubarb
carrboro aloermen ameno ordinance to allow shelters
carrboro aloermen set special session on rezoning plan
carrboro. n.c.. parking areas
see also chapel hill. n.c.t parking areas
see also parking violations
carrboro aldermen ponoer merchant-aided parking plan
carrboro. n.c.. parks
matching funos from u.s. help field in carrboro
first fish makes her beam
papa's protective hano
carrboro. n.c.. revenue sharing funds
see also carrboro. n.c.. budget
carrboro hopes grant chances better this year
lloyo-broao street area seeks alternative funding
carrboro. n.c.t sewer lines
see chapel hill/carrboro. sewage treatment plants
see orange water and sewer authority
see water ano sewer linest chapel hill and carrboro
carrborot n.c., streets
see also carrboro transportation advisory boaro
carrboro view down the roao isystemi isn't rosy
hearing tonight on carrboro bonos
carrbord boaro to save bonos. road- si de walk work for later
carrboro hopes grant chances better this year
lloyo-broad street area seeks alternative funding
assessments idea dropped by aloermen
carrboro traffic has town in jam
carrboro's main st. to undergo more excavation to extend pipes
land Swap is approved for crest street extension
boaro agrees to traoe lots
■casino nights' bill aovances
carrboro to get s736.000 grant for street work
street closed
carrboro. n.c.. tax rate
3 1/03/85 B 1 N H60
2 3/10/85 B 8 N H90
2 4/04/85 A 4 L
H 3 4/26/85 8 1
H
3
1/09/85
B
1
N
H90
H
3
3/27/85
B
1
N
H90
H
3
3/27/85
c
1
N
H90
H
3
3/27/85
c
1
N
H90
H
3
4/05/85
B
1
N
H90
s
2
4/05/85
A
3
N
H
3
4/06/85
B
1
N
H90
H
3
4/25/85
B
1
N
H90
H
3
5/t4/85
B
1
N
H90
H
3
5/29/85
B
1
N
H90
s
2
5/30/85
A
13
N
H
3
10/23/85
B
1
N
K45
H
3
12/11/85
B
1
N
S
2
3/07/85
A
6
N
H
3
8/08/85
B
1
N
H90
H
3
9/04/85
B
I
P N
K45
S
2
9/17/85
A
5
N
K45
s
2
9/18/85
c
1
M
K45
H
3
9/21/85
B
1
N
X43
H
2
11/03/85
0
3
P N
88 1
H
2
11/06/85
A
1
N
454
H
3
1/03/85
B
1
N
H60
H
3
1/10/85
B
1
N
K45
H
3
4/04/85
B
I
N
H9D
H
3
10/23/85
B
1
N
K45
H
3
11/27/85
3
1
N
454
H 3
3/07/85 B
1 N
H90
H 3
H 2
H 3
2/28/85 B
6/03/85 B
7/09/85 B
1 N
I P P
1 P P
F70
F70
H 3
S 2
4/05/85 B
4/05/85 A
I N
3 N
H90
3
3/08/35
B
N
H90
7
3/12/85
A 1
N
H90
3
3/13/85
r.
N
H90
3
4/05/85
B
N
H90
7
4/05/85
A
N
3
4/17/85
B
N
H90
1
5/03/85
B
P N
H90
3
5/03/85
B
N
H90
3
5/30/85
B
N
/
5/30/85
A 1
N
?
6/07/85
B
N
?
8/09/85
B
N
3
9/07/85
C
M N
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PACE 114
1/16/86.
TAX INCREASE APPEARS LIKELY FnR CARRBORO
CARRBORO BOARD TO SAVE BONOS. ROAD- S I OEWALK WORK POR LATER
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SCHEDULE HEARING ON TAX INCREASE
PROPOSED CAPITAL FUNO MEETS MI XEO REVIEWS
CARRBORO TAXES PAISEO 6 CENTS
CARRBORO. N.C.. TAXES
9.5 PERCENT HIKE IN CARRBORO TAX URGEO IN BUDGET
CARRBORO CAN KEEP TAX MONEY: WATER AND SEWER REOUIREMENT WAIVED
MERGER: CHAPEL HILL. CARRBORO LEADERS PREDICT MORE EFFICIENCY, MORE COST
CARRBORO TAXES RAISED 6 CENTS
CARRBORO TO GET TOUGH ON CAR-TAX EVADERS
CARRBORO TO KEEP 15 AUTO LICENSE TAX
CARRBORO. N.C.. TRAFFIC
NOMINATIONS LAGGING FOR PANEL
CARRBORO TRAFFIC HAS TOWN IN JAM
TOWNS CONSIDER SYSTEM TO SMOOTH TRAFFIC FLOW
CARRBORO. N.C.. WATER RATES
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE WATER ANO SEWER RATES. CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
CARRBORO. N.C., ZONING
ZONING CHANGE WOULD LIMIT USE
PUBLIC-DRINKING BAN SUPPORTEO
BOARD OPPOSES WIDENING CREEK
ALOERMEN DELAY ACTION ON ZONIN
PLAN WOULD LET NEIGHBORS DRAW
48 OF 50 CARRBORO BUSINESSMEN
FIERY CARRBORO HEARING SPAWNS
CREST STREET ARTS. FAIL TO GAI
NOMINATIONS LAGGING FOR PANEL
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SAY REZONINS
REZONING PLAN FOR CARRBORO "AY
FAIROAKS PROJECT GETS PLANNERS
ASSESSMENTS IDEA DROPPEO BY AL
INTENSIVE DEVELOPMENT OK'D F03
DEVELOPER WINS RULING
REZONING COMPLAINTS EXTEND TOW
REPAIR CENTER DRAWS PROTESTS 0
CARRBORO BOARD POSTPONES ACTIO
REPAIR CENTER OENIEO
FRUSTRATED ALDERMEN SEND CARR9
ALDERMEN VOTE * TO J TO PROH H
CARRBORO BANS MOBILE HOMES AT
CARRBORO ALOERMEN AMEND ORDINA
CARRBORO DELAYS ACTION ON TOWN
ADAM ANO EVE FIRM TO REMAIN IN
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SET SPECIAL
ALOERMEN TIED 2ND TIME ON DOWN
CARRBORO ALOERMEN DRAG FEET
CARRBORO 2000 TASK FORCE
NOMINATIONS LAGGING FOR PANEL
6 MORE NAMED TO TASK FORCE
TASK FORCE ON FUTURE MEETING TONIGHT
TASK FORCE BEGINS WORK ON STUDYING TOWN'S FUTURE
CARRBORO ALOERMEN APPOINT COMMITTEE TO STEER GROWTH
OF SMALL TRACTS
ZONING STANDARDS
OBJECT TO REZONING - SPOKESMAN
WORK SESSION
N BOARO'S APPROVAL
PLAN NEEDS COMPROMISE
NEED MORE DISCUSSIONS
SUPPORT
DERMEN
72-ACRE TRACT
N HEARING
~ TOWN STAFF
N ON BUSINESS PERMI T
ORO PLANS BACK FOR MORE STUOY
IT MOBILE HOMES IN CERTAIN SECTIONS
APARTMENTS
NCE TO ALLOW SHELTERS
REZONING PLAN
ORANGE
SESSION ON REZONING PLAN
TOWN REZONING
CARR30R0 ART SCHOOL INOW CENTER F01
SEE ALSO ACTORS' CO-OP
SEE ALSO CENTER FOR VISUAL AND P
SEE ALSO COMPOSFR'S FORUM
JAZZ, IRISH MUSIC AT ART SCHOO
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
TOO LITTLE TENSION GROUNDS 'WI
FRENCH FILH SERIES PLANNEO
VIVA ITALIAN COMIC THEATER
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
FOR ACTOR. BYRON IS 'A MINE OF
ARTSCHOOL GETS OPTION ON SHOPP
...LARRY LONG...
WRITERS GATHER FOR MEETING, RE
CARRBORO'S ARTSCHOOL MEETS TOD
NEW ARTSCHOOL MEMBERS
•PLAY IT AGAIN'
THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FAULTS FORGIVABLE IN 'YOU CAN-
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
HUMAN SERVICES BUOGET SLASHES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
THEATER GROUPS TESTING SUMMERT
AMATEUR NIGHT KICKS OFF FOURTH
ALDERMEN WON'T PAY FOR TOM'S C
CARRBORO TAXES RAISED 6 CENTS
FINE PERFORMING. SLOW STORY IN
COMPOSERS' FORUM: SOMETHING DI
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
FILMS FOCUS ON FIRST USE OF AT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
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CARRBORO BOARO POSTPONES ACTION ON BUSINESS PFRMIT
REPAIR CENTER DENIED
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ZONING CHANGE WOULD LIMIT USE OF SMALL TRACTS
ALOERMEN APPROVE PLANS FOR 709-UNIT COMPLEX
LUXURY CONDOMINIUM COHPLEX GETS GO-AHEAD
TAX INCPEASE APPEARS LIKELY F3 R CARRBORO
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BUS RIDES FOR DISABLED TOP BUDGET
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CARRBORO ALDERMEN SAY REZONINS
REZONING PLAN FOR CARRBORO MAY
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295-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT APPRO
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TOWN OELAYS ACTION ON DEVELOP*
BOARD OF ALDERMEN CANDIDATE IN
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PANEL RECOMMENOS EXPANDED BUS
CARRBORO MAYOR PLEDGES GAVEL F
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TASK FORCE BEGINS WORK ON STUD
CARRBORO ALOERMEN APPOINT COMM
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CALDWELL DROPS IOEA OF MAYOR F
ISSUE OF MAYOR'S VOTE ON NOV.
ALDERMEN VOTE 4 TO 2 TO PR0H13
CARRBORO BANS MOBILE HOMES AT
CARRBORO ALDERMEN AMEND OROINA
CARRBORO DELAYS ACTION ON TOWN
BANK BRANCH APPROVED BY CARRBD
CARRBORO ALOERMEN SET SPECIAL
ALOERMEN TIED 2N0 TIME ON DOWN
CARRBORO BEING LEFT OUT OF PL»
CARRBORO TO GET TOUGH ON CAR-T
CARRBORO TO KEEP «5 AUTO LICEN
CARRBOKO ALOERMEN DRAG FEET
CARRBORO JOINS CHAPEL HILL. CD
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T STREET EXTENSION
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APARTMENTS
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RO ALDERMEN
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TOWN REZONING
NNING. ALOERMEN TOLD
AX EVAOERS
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UNTY PLANNERS
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDEPMEN. BUOGET
CARRBORO ALOERMEN SCHEOULE HEARING ON TAX INCREASE
HUMAN SERVICES BUDGET SLASHES RECOMMENOEO
PANEL PROPOSES FUNDING CHANGES FOR AGENCIES
CAPITAL RESERVE FUND ON TOOAY'S AGENDA OF CARRBORO BOARD
ALOERMEN WON'T PAY FOR TOM'S :REEK WORK
PLAN TO STOP CREEK FLOODS VOTED DOWN
CARRBORO TAXES RAISED 6 CENTS
CARRBORO BOARO OF ALOERMEN. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.. ELECTIONS
TOM GURGANUS TO RUN FOR BOARD UF ALOERMEN
LAW PROFESSOR WEGNER EYES CARRBORO SEAT
WEGNER TO SEEK SEAT ON CARRBORO BOARD
WFGNER SEEKS CARRBORO POST
2 CARRBORO CANDIDATES FIRST TO FILE
CARRBORO. CHAPEL HILL POLITICAL FILINGS. ANNOUNCINGS TRICKLE IN
ISSUE OF MAYOR'S VOTE ON NOV. 5 BALLOT
HERZENBERG TO SEEK SEAT ON CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL
HERZENdERG TO RUN FOR COUNCIL; MAYOR. ALDERMAN CANDIDATES FILE
PARRISH TO RUN FOR SCHOOL BOA«D. INSKO WON'T
GURGANUS ENTERS RACE FOR CARRBORO ALDERMAN
TWO CANDIDATES FILE
UNC SENIOR SEEKS SEAT ON BOARO
3 SEEK SEATS ON TOWN BOARDS
3RD CANDIOATE JOINS RACE FOR MAYOR OF CHAPEL HILL
CANOIOATE FIELD BPOAD AS ORANGE FILING ENDS
LINEUP COMPLETED FOR ORANGE ELECTION RACES
ALDERMAN CANDIDATE ANGRY AT MAYOR PORTO
CARRBORO ALDERMAN SUITS RACE
EX-CANDIDATE RE-ENTERS RACE
WHITE RE-ENTERS ALOERMAN'S RACE
BLACK CAUCUS ENOORSES 9
CANDIDATES: LEADERSHIP CRUCIAL ISSUE
CARRBORO BOARO HOPEFULS DEBATE TAX HIKES. MERGER
CARRBORO VIEWS ON MERGER MIXED
VOTE TODAY DECIDES MEMBERS OF SCHOOL. TOWN BOARDS
IN CARRBORO: CALDWELL. MS. WEGNER. GURGANUS
CARRBORO PICKS CALDWELL. 2 NEW ALDERMEN
CARRBORO BOARO OF ALDERMEN.
TAKING OATHS
SWEARING-IN CEREMONY
ROMANCE NOVELIST. EX-PUBLISHER
CARRBORO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
48 OF 50 CARRBORO BUSINESSMEN OBJECT TO REZONING - SPOKESMAN
CARRBORO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROSRAM
CARRBORO TO GET 1736,000 GRANT FOR STREET WORK
CARRBORO COMMUNITY PARK
SEE CARRBORO. N.C.. PARKS
CARRBORO COURIER INEWSPAPERI
MARY LLOYO HEAD HOLL INGSWORTH.
CARRBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ENTHUSIASTIC ARTISTS
CARRBORO PRINCIPAL GETS ARTS AWARD
CARRBORO FIRE DEPT.
FIRE CHIEF WANTS SPRINKLERS LAW
CARRBORO FIREFIGHTER IS TREATEO
WHITE CROSS VOTERS APPROVE FIRE TAX
BOY BECOMES HONORARY FIREMAN
CARRBORO HUMAN SERVICES ADVISORY C3MMITTFE
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SCHEDULE HEARING ON TAX INCREASE
HUMAN SERVICES BUOGET SLASHES RECOMMENOEO
PANEL PROPOSES FUNOING CHANGES FOR AGENCIES
CARRBORO MAYOR'S OFFICE
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SEE CARRBORO, N.C MAYOR'S OFFICE
CARRBORO PLANNING OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL MILL/CARS dORO PLANNING AREA
PLANNING 90AR0 SUPPORTS THREE PROJECTS IN CARRBORO
BOARO OPPOSES WIDENING CREEK
PLAN WOULO LET NEIGHBORS DRAW ZONING STANOAROS
CREST STREET APTS. FAIL TO GAIN BOARD'S APPROVAL
FAIROAKS PROJECT GETS PLANNERS' SUPPORT
RE2DNING COMPLAINTS EXTEND TOWN HEARING
CARRBORO JOINS CHAPEL HILLi COUNTY PLANNtRS
CARRBORO POLICE OEPT.
CARRBORO COP LOVES HER JOB
SOURCES SHOULD have BEEN IOENTIFIEO
CARRBORO RECREATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C PARKS
ICE SKATING TRIP
TUMBLING. DANCE MOVEMENT CLASSES SET FOR CHILDREN
FOR THE BIROS
PROGRAM SET FOR CHILDREN WHO STAY ALONE
ICE-SKATING TRIP IS SCHEDULED FOR YOUNGSTERS
PLAY BALL. ..ELSEWHERE
GO FLY A KITE — IN CARRBORO
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR WILSON PARK PROGRAM
CARRBORO HOLDING 'TOWN PRIDE' SNAPSHOT CONTEST
PROUD TOWN SPONSORS PHOTO CONTEST
CARRBORO PARKS DEPARTMENT PLANS TRIPS
CARRBORO TOWN HALL
PLAY BALL. ..ELSEWHERE
CARRBORO TOWN MANAGER
9.5 PERCENT HIKE IN CARRBORO T
CARRBORO TRANSPORTATION AOVISORY BO
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C., STREETS
PUBLIC FORUM SET THURSDAY ON 1
TRANSPORTATION BOARO TO HOLO P
CARRBORO TRAFFIC HAS TOWN IN J
CARRBORO ALDERMEN SCHEOULE HEA
PANEL RECOMMENDS EXPANDED BUS
CARRIAGE HOUSE APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
DURHAM'S NOISE LAW TO GET TEST
JUDGE OECLARES NOISE ORDINANCE
DURHAM STORE MANAGER WINS NOIS
CANOLE APPARENT CAUSE OF FIRE
CARRIAGES
WEDDING CARRIAGE
CITY TO STUDY HORSE AND CARRIA
HORSE-ANO-CARRIAGE SERVICE SOU
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
STUOENTS NAMED TO HONOR ROLLS AT CARRINGTON
CAREER DAY WITH A LIVELY TWIST
CARRINGTON ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH LISTS
CARRINGTON CHEERLEADERS WIN Fit
ADULTS SHOULO ASK WHAT STUDENTS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH LISTS
AX URGED IN BUDGET
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ARRBORO BUS SERVICE
UBLIC FORUM
RING ON TAX INCREASE
SERVICE
TOMORROW
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
E CASE
GE PLAN
GHT IN WINSTON- SALEM
HONOR ROLL
IRST PLACE
TS WANT
HONORS
CARRINGTON JR. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASEBALL
TRIANGLE CONFERENCE CHAMPS
S. BASKETBALL 1 BOYS I
RIANGLE CHAMPIONSHIP
ST TO DEAL WITH PREMATURE PRESTIGE
S. BASKETBALL 1GIRLSI
FOOTBALL
Si TRACK
S. WRESTLING
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORT
SHERRILL BLITZ RIPS CHEWNING
SHERRILL PACES CARRINGTON TO
CARRINGTON BOYS
DILEMMA: 9-Th GRADER TRYING BE
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORT
CARRINGTON GIRLS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
GITMENS. CARRINGTON TIE
CARRINGTON COUGARS
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORT
COUGARS ENJOY BANNER YEAR
CARRINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORT
COUGAR GRAPPLERS WIN CROWN
CARRINGTON' S BOOY SHOP
MAN SAID TREATEO. ROBBEO
CARROLL-GRAYSON BAND
AT THE GROVE STAGE
CARS
SEE AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS I
CARTERET COUNTY, N.C.
EASTERN NC FIRES IN MOP-UP STAGE
CARTERET COUNTY REJECTS AMMONIA STORAGE FACILITY
CARTOONISTS
SEE ALSO COMIC BOOKS
SEE ALSO COMICS
SEE ALSO DOONESBURY ICOMIC STRIP I
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD.
DISNEY ART SUPERVISOR: DETAIL
CARTOONS
3RINGS CHARACTERS ALIVE
CARVER ST.
SCHOOL BOARO APPROVES SALE OF
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO BEGIN 3
CARY, N.C.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
MALL TO RIVAL CRABTREE IN SIZE
FRIENDS OF CART'S PAGE-WALKER
POLITICS TRIED TO REUNITE IRAN
CARY. N.C, ELECTIONS
CARY VOTERS RETURN INCUMBENTS:
CARY HIGH SCHOOL
CARY ENDS RISK TO STUDENTS BUT
CARY/DURHAM PARKWAY
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY S
LAND TO CITY
UDGET STUDY
HOTEL KICK OFF RESTORATION EFFORT ON
IAN FAMILY
MAYOR RE-ELECTED IN morrISVILLE
KEEPS SCHOOL TRAOITION
HILOH RESIDENTS
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C PG L
1/04/85 B
1/1B/B5 B
2/22/85 B
3/08/85 B
3/22/85 B
5/22/35 C
12/18/B5 C
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N H90
N 346
2/06/85
7/02/85
1/03/85
1/08/85
1/10/85
1/19/85
1/19/35
2/23/85
3/16/85
5/25/85
5/31/35
6/13/85
6 P F M90
7/26/85 B
N
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
2/23/35 C 1 N H90
5/08/85 B 1 N B31
3/13/B5 C
3/13/R5 A
5/03/85 B
5/15/85 B
6/05/85 B
1 P N H90
1 N H90
1 N H90
5/22/85 C I N A47
5/24/85 B 1 p M S32
5/24/35 C 1 N Ai.7
12/13/85 C 1 N
9/05/85 A 8
12/23/85 C 5
12/25/35 A 20
2/25/85 A
3/20/85 B
5/21/85 A
7/15/85 C
9/16/85 A
9/23/85 A
11/11/85 C
S 2 5/25/85 A 9 P N C09
S 2 1/12/85 A 8 N
S 2 2/16/85 A 8 P N C09
S 2 3/07/85 8 6 P P
H 2 3/24/85 C 6 P N C36
S 2 3/07/85 B 6 P P
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S ?
H 2
H 2
11/09/85 ABU B15
11/13/85 D 4 P P
6/15/35 A 1 I P N
7/06/85 A 10 P P
7/15/85 C 1 N
7/02/85 0 3 P F
4/29/85
3/06/85
13
1
H 2 5/04/85 C 1 N W66
H
S
2
2
3/19/35
3/19/85
B
A
7
3
N
N
133
H
H
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2
2
2
8/09/35
10/19/85
11/11/85
11/30/35
C
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A
A
7
1
1
13
P
N
N
N
N
S80
H
2
11/07/35
B
5
N
H
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10/23/85
B
1
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2
5/05/85
A
1
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N N U * L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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CASH STORE
SEE ALSO COUNTRY STORES
THE CASH STORE
CASWELL CENTER
COURT SAYS CENTER EMPLOYEE HAS NOT UNJUSTLY DEMOTED
CASWELL COUNTY. N.C.
CASWELL COUNTY EYES SATELLITE PTC CAMPUS
CASWELL COLLEGE ISSUE GOES TO STATE BOARD
WATKINS THRFATENS BILL ON CASWELL SCHOOL ISSUE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BOARD TO MEET AT TCA NEXT WEEK
PIEOMONT TECH GETS OK TO SERVE CASWELL
INCORPORATION BILL BEING DRAWN FOR YANCEYVILLE
CASWELL PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER MEASURE STALLS
CASWELL SITE SOUGHT FOR SATELLITE CAMPUS
LANO BOUGHT IN CASWELL FOR MOVIE OPERATION
DICKENS* TALE WILL BE PRESENTEO IN CASWELL
CASWELL COUNTY CIVIC CENTER
•LADIES OF JAZZ AND BLUES'
OPENS CASWELL ARTS SEASON
CASWELL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CASWELL COUNTY EYES SATELLITE PTC CAMPUS
BILL SEEKING CASWELL PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER GOING TO N.C. HOUSE
CASWELL PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER MEASURE STALLS
PIEOMONT TECH PROJECT OVERSEE* IS SELECTED
CASWELL CO. PRISON UNIT
SEE ALSO CASWELL TRAINING SCHOOL
CASWELL COUNTY INMATE FILES SJIT SAYING AIOS THREATENS PRISONERS
CASWELL COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
BILL SEEKING CASWELL PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER GOING TO N.C. HOUSF
CASWELL TRAINING SCHOOL
SEE ALSO CASWELL CO. PRISON UNIT
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
FROM OLD POLICE RECOROS: A TALE OF TWO FEMME FATALES
CATALOGS
SEE ALSO LIBRARY CATALOGS
. CATALOG OFFERS OLO-TIMEY MERCHANDISE
DIAMONDS ARE FOR LATER
CATAWBA. N.C.
MUSGROVE'S MANDATORY ON OUTINGS
CATAWBA COLLEGE
PARENTS OF FRESHMEN FIND ADJUSTMENT TOUGH
CATAWBA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
2 HOSPITALS COMPETE FOR COUNTY WORKERS-
HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS
CATAWBA NUCLF
DUKE POW
DUKE POW
ELECTRIC
DUKE POW
DUKE POW
PROPOSED
MONEY RA
DUKE POW
OUKE POW
A TRAGIC
CITIZENS
DUKE POW
CITIZENS
BUSINESS
DUKE POW
DOCUMENT
RATE EDI
OUKE POW
OUKE POW
CRITICS
NUCLEAR
R STATION
ER PLANS TO SEEK 15* TO 20X RATE INCREASE
ER TO SEEK RATE HIKES FOR NUCLEAR PLANT COSTS
BILLS MAY RISE J13
ER FILES FOR 19.6* RATE HIKE
ER ASKS RATE INCREASE OF 19.6 PERCENT
RATES OUTRAGEOUS
ISED FOR GENERATOR
ER EMPLOYEES PLAN TO 3UY GENERATOR FOR BOY ON LIFE SUPPORT
ER'S CARING EMPLOYEES
MISTAKE
GROUP RALLIES AGAINST RATE INCREASE
ER LAUOEO. BLASTED
PRAISE. RAP DUKE POWER
HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
ER RATE REQUEST 'ARROGANT. -
S OUESTION DUKE POWER'S STANO
TORIAL 'A PR RELEASE'
ER IGNORED DOUBTS ABOUT N-PLANT
ER NOTIFIED OF 164.000 FINE
CHARGE OUKE POWER IS JSING ITS RATE STRUCTURE AS BARGAINING
PLANT SHUT DOWN
L TRIANGLE
SAYS TH0RN8URG
H 2 12/01/85 E 1 P F J40
H 2 11/06/85 3 2 N
CATAWBA VALLEY HOSIERY EXPOSITION
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING UP
CATERERS. N.C.
CATERER HAS BOOK, TV SHOW
MILLIE FITZGERALD CALLS HER WORK 'JUST A HOBBY'
CATERPILLARS
SEE ALSO INSECTS
TENT CATERPILLARS MUNCHING AWAY IN N.C.
CATHOLIC BISHOPS
BISHOP TO ATTENO MEETING ON ECONOMY
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
READY FOR THE SHOW
POISED FOR SPRING
FASHION COMING UP
POLISH IS THE PASSWORD TUESOAY FOR CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS FASHIONS
EASY DOES IT - WITH POLISH - IN FASHIONS FOR SPRING
SUITED UP FOR SPRING
CATHOLICS
N.C. CATHOLICS SEEK MASSES IN LATIN
CONFESSIONS: CATHOLIC CHURCH TAKING THEM OUT OF CLOSED CHAMBERS
CATHOLIC CHURCH MISREPRESENTED
LATIN MASS TO BE CELEBRATEO FEB. 10
ANTI-VATICAN POSTERS APPEAR ON BUILDINGS
JEWS. CATHOLICS CELEBRATE
CATHOLIC GOLOEN AGE CHAPTERS SOUGHT
CATHY ICONIC STRIPI
3 NEW COMICS WILL SEE YA IN THE FUNNY PAPERS
H
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1/09/85
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3/15/B5
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1 40
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3/19/85
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4/05/85
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1
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H60
H
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4/12/85
A
1
N
H60
H
1
4/16/85
(.
1
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L40
H
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7/17/85
H
1
N
L40
H
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10/18/85
H
1
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H
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tl/08/85
r
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N
H
2
11/26/85
A
9
N
H
2
9/20/85
0
2
N
H I 1/09/85 B 1 N
H 1 5/03/85 B I N
H I T/17/85 B 1 N L40
H 1 11/27/85 B 1 N S80
H 2 11/01/85 B 6 N
H 1 5/03/85 B 1 N
H 2 10/27/85 B ITU L57
H 2 8/25/B5 B 13
H 2 10/15/85 A 4
S 2 1/30/85 C 5 P F
S 2 8/22/B5 A 9 N
H 2 10/13/85 B
N
M 2
1/09/85
A
3
N
S 2
1/31/85
A
I
N
C6C
H 2
2/01/85
A
I
N
L41
S 2
2/15/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
2/16/85
B
1
N
L41
H 2
3/01/85
A
4
L
S 2
3/12/R5
c
3
N
H 2
3/13/B5
c
3
N
H 2
3/16/85
A
4
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H 2
3/27/85
0
4
L
H 2
3/31/85
8
1
N
J54
H 2
7/11/85
A
1
N
A54
S 2
7/11/85
A
I
N
C60
H 2
7/13/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/14/85
B
1
P N
J54
H 2
7/14/85
B
10
N
S 2
7/16/85
A
4
L
S 2
8/10/e5
A
4
L
H 2
8/14/85
A
11
N
H 2
8/23/85
A
10
N
H 2
10/22/85
B
5
N
H 2 6/16/85 D 12
4/11/85 C
4/11/85 C
1 P F HOI
1 P F HOI
H 2 4/26/85 A 10
S 2 1/31/85 A 13
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3/06/85
A
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3/15/85
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3/25/85
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3/30/85
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1/05/85
A
6
N
H 2
1/07/85
A
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N
H /
1/14/85
A
4
1
H ?
1/23/85
A
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N
H /
4/13/85
A
6
N
H /
6/03/85
A
4
1
H 2
10/05/85
c
3
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H 2 4/01/85 A I T N
ARREST RUFFLES FUR OF ADOPTED CAT'S OWNER
PROTECTING HOUSE
SNUGGLV SNOWBALL
KEEP PETS FROM ROAMING
A KITTEN IN NEED OF OWNER
IT'S A PURR-FECT TIME TO ADOPT!
ANGRY CATS ARE BETTER LEFT ALONE
ASHEVILLE MAN MAINTAINS RESORT HOTEL FOR CATS
FAMILY DUPED OUT OF 1200 FOR CAT
ASHEVILLE MAN MAINTAINS LUSH RESORT HOTEL FOR ORPHAN FELINES
CURIOUS CAT
CAT'S CRADLE IBARI
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1/26/85
A
3
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2/12/85
A
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117
H
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3/06/85
B
1 P
P
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5/21/85
A
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6/14/85
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7/19/85
A
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8/11/85
H
4
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9/11/85
A
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10/03/85
A
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M Q N T H L
/ANNUAL INOt
1/01/85 - 12/31/8
S U B J E C
WOOOPECKERS: POCK WITH ME01C I'JE-BALL SENSITIVITY
THE VENTURES UNBLUSHING AFTER ALL THESE TEARS
FIRE TRANSITION BUOGET
CATSBURG SECTION 10URHAH, N.C.I
CITY COUNCIL PUTS OFF DECISION ON POLICEi
CATTLE
SEE COMS
SEE LIVESTOCK
CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO ANIMAL THEFTS
SEE ALSO OOGNAPPING
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
HEY RUSTLER! DON'T EAT THAT C«LF
TWO BREAK-INS REPORTED; PIGS STOLEN
CEDAR GROVE UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
CEDAR GROVE CHURCH PLANS LIVING NATIVITY SCENE
LIVING CHRISTMAS SCENE
CEOAR RIDGE DEVELOPMENT
STUDY DELAYS HATER VOTE IN ROXBORO
CEOAR RUN ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO H C W OEVELOPERS
2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS PLANNED IN DURHAM
HOPE VALLEY ROAO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IS POSTPONEO
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN ON NEW COMMUNITY
SPARGER ROAO PROJECT FAILS JON ING-CHANGE BID
CEDAROCK PARK
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
FAMILY SAVED PARK
CELANESE CORP.
PROPANE REMOVED AFTER HAZARD S TUOY
CELEBRITIES
PUBLICITY IS THE PRICE OF STARDOM IN ATHLETICS
"CELEBRITY AUCTION" (PHI KAPPA PSI AUCTION FOR CANCER RESEARCH!
SEE PHI KAPPA PSI. CELEBRITY AUCTION
T
S
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DATE C
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PG L P
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2
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9/20/85 D
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8/20/85 C I
H 1 1/05/85 B 1 N
H 1 9/24/85 C 1 N
H 2 12/20/85 8 5 N
H 2 12/24/85 C 1 P P F70
H 2 10/17/85 B 8
S 2 5/25/85 A 1 M N C60
S 2 7/03/85 C 1 N M69
5 2 7/17/85 A 1 N M69
S 2 8/06/85 B 1 N M(,9
H 2 10/04/85 A 4 L
H 2 5/26/85 B 14 N
S 2 4/05/85 A 4 E
HARRELl: CELLO FITS TIMES
FPOM HARRELL. WITH HUMOR
CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO MOBILE TELEPHONES
CELLULAR MOBILE PHONES ARE ENTERING TRIANGLE
EXCITEMENT IS BUILDING! IADI
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
FUOUA SCHOOL FORMS 30AR0 TO STRENGTHEN ITS TIES WITHIN STATE
CELO HEALTH CENTER
N.C. RURAL DOCTOR BRINGS CARE. INVOLVEMENT TO JOB
CELWAVE TECHNOLOGIES INC.
CLAREMONT FIRM MERGES
CEMETERIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CEMETERY PROTESTED
HISTORIC BLACK CEMETERY NEEDS RESTORATION
COMMISSIONERS UPHOLD PENALTY F OR SOIL EROSION
THEY MAKE SURE GRAVES ARE NOT LOST OR FORGOTTEN
RECOGNITION OMITTED
CEMETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO GRAVES
SEE ALSO OLD CHAPEL HILL CEMETERY
SEE ALSO OLD TOWN CEMETERY I HI LL SBOROUGH, N.C.I
COUNTIES CONTINUE SEARCH FOR CEMETERIES
CONSTRUCTION ON INDIAN OIG SITE IS BARREO
FORMER MAYOR'S OUtCK-CLAIM DEED TO CEMETARY TROUBLES TOWN BOARD
LAWYER CONFIDENT HILLSBOROUGH OWNS 19TH-CENTURY CEMETERY
HILLSBOROUGH MAY SUE FORMER MAYOR. ATTORNEY
HILLSBOROUGH OFFEREO CEMETERY TITLE
MAYOR SAYS CEMETERY OFFER NOT ACCEPTABLE
TOWN TO PRESS SUIT FUR TITLE TO CEMETERY
CEMETERY CONVEYED TO PAKISTANI
PAKISTANI LISTEO AS OWNER OF tEMETERY
TOWN FILES CEMETERY SUIT
aUAIL HILL'S OUIET NEIGHBORS
CEMETERY STUDY UNDER WAY
CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC FREEDOM
SEE ALSO ANTI-OBSCENITY LAW
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO RECORO BURNING (MUSICI
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. CENSORSHIP
STATE LAW AGAINST PORN OIFFICJLT TO DRAW QUICKLY
X-RATED ROCK MUSIC
CENSORSHIP TO BE TOPIC OF MEETING
IDEOLOGICAL CLASH BREWING 0VE1 PUBLIC SCHOOLS
THE SELF-STYLEO CENSORS SHOULD CONSIDER THREAT
PORN LAW OESERVES DEATH OR CHANGE
N.C. STATE STUOENT ORGAN 1 1 AT II N OPPOSES ACCURACY IN ACAOEMIA
PROFESSOR: "OBSCENITY LAW IS ITSELF AN OBSCENITY'
DURHAM WOMAN SAYS ARRESTED S. AFRICAN EDITOR MAN OF CnURAGE
SOUTH AFRICA CLOSES DOOR
CENSUS
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
CENTEL CORP. (CHICAGO)
SEE ALSO CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
ROXBORO PHONE EOUIPMENT CHANG=0
HOUSING EXPECTEO TO SUSTAIN N.C. ECONOMIC GROWTH
CENTEL EMPLOYEES
SEE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
CENTENARIANS
SFE ALSO AGING
100 YEARS OLD TOOAY
MRS. MATTIE WATK1NS. 100, MORH.ISVILLE HOMEHAKER
MRS. BETTIE SMITH. 102 YEARS OF AGE
SHE'S NOT SURPRISED AT HER LONGEVITY
MRS. mollIE POOLE OUKE. 101. 3F DURHAM
W.O. SOUTHERLAND. RETIREO CLOTHIER. DURHAM RESIDENT
MRS. CORA WOODS MCKAY, RESIDENT OF DURHAM FOR 74 YEARS, WAS 101
H 2 9/27/85 0
H 2 10/04/85 0
S 2 7/04/85 C 1 N C60
H 2 9/01/85 B 5 M A
H 2 9/26/85 A 23 P U L41
H 2 11/28/85 D 8 P U L41
H 2 9/01/85 A 1 P N K45
H 2 5/12/85 B 12 N
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5/31/85
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1
8/1V85
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8/14/85
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9/10/85
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9/11/85
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3
9/13/85
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9/17/85
(
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9/18/85
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1/26/85 C
4 0
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2/06/85 A
14 0
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2/10/85 B
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2/19/85 B
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3/26/95 A
13 0
HONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/85
S U B J E C
CIVIL WAR WIOOW Ml* GET STIPEND
RACHEL GARRISON. lOlt ALAMANCE COUNTY NATIVE
MISS JUNIE OUNN. AT 102 YEARS
MISS WOOD. lOlt FLORAL DESIGNER. OXFORO RESIDENT
•THE PROFESSOR" STRIKES CHOROS FOR HIS 100TH
HAPPY CENTENNIAL
PARTY ANO PLAYMAKERS BOOST PLANNED PARENTHOOO CLINIC
POET CHARLOTTE YOUNG
AM1CK. 100. OF BURLINGTON
AFTER 96 YEARS OF PREACHING. "AN "CAN'T GET ENOUGH SALVATION"
MRS. ELLIE VILLINES DIES AT 10 1 YEARS OF AGE
MRS. SHEPHERD. 101. OF DURHAM
DURHAM WOMAN CELEBRATES AN AMAZING UOTH BIRTHDAY
MRS. BETTY BURNS. OF CHATHAM, 103
OAISY LASSITER. 101, DIES CHRISTMAS EVE
CENTER FOR AGING
SEE OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUOY OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CENTER FOR CREATIVE LEADERSHIP IGREENSBOROI
VIETNAM WAR HERO TAKES HELM AT LEADERSHIP CENTER
CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL
CENTER SAYS HOSPITALS PERFORMSO WELL
HOSPITAL IS PLACE TO GET WELL. TO GET SICK
CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION C DISEASE PREVENTION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION I DISEASE PREVENTION
CENTER FOR VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS
SEE ALSO ACTORS" CO-OP
SEE ALSO CARRBORO ART SCHOOL I N3 W CENTER FOR VISUAL C PERFORMING ARTSI
SEE ALSO N.C. FOLKLIFE (CARRB0R3I
ART SCHOOL OF CARP80R0 CHANGES NAME AUGUST 15
CARRBORO CENTER PLANS FALL N.C. FOLKLIFE SERIES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
STRONG PERFORMERS CLOSE OUT "MONDAY LIVE"
ARTSCHOOL OFFERS N.C. FOLKLIFE SERIES
•TRAOITIONS" SERIES OPENS WI^ FILMS ON MEOICINE SHOW
BUS BROWN TO PERFORM SUNOAY AT ART SCHOOL
ARTSCHOOL REVEALS U.2 MILLION PLANS
CENTER ON NATIONAL LABOR POLICY
CAMPAIGN FUNO ALLEGATIONS CALLED GROUNDLESS
CENTERFEST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, OURHAM
GROWING SUPPORT PROVES VALUE OF ARTS COUNCIL
GOOOBYE SUMMER
WINE ORINK, BEER SALES FAVORED AT FESTIVAL
COMMITTEE ENDORSES BEER, WINE AT ARTS FEST
CENTERFEST "85
OURHAM TARGETS BEST-CITY RANKING
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GOVERNOR TO CONOUCT SYMPHONY
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DURHAM'S REPUTATION: A CHANCE TO EARN IT
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GOV. MARTIN CONDUCTS OURHAM SYMPHONY
STREETS ALIVE! IT'S DURHAH CENTERFEST
FROM CACOPHONY TO HARMONY
CITY REAOIES FOR FEST
CURTAIN GOING UP IN STREETS OF DURHAM
CLEARING THE RECORD
CENTERFEST PREPARATIONS
FLURRY OF ACTIVITY REAOIES CENTERFEST FOR OPENING
WORKING LATE
50,000 COLOR OURHAM CENTERFEST SUCCESSFUL
ARTISTS SPIFF UP OESOLATE STOREFRONTS
BUS STOP FIOOLER
GOSPEL CONTEST TOPS SHORT CENTERFEST DAY
A SMILE FOR MONDAY
PRACTICE PAYS OFF FOR MAESTRO MARTIN
CENTERFEST CALLED "MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER"
GRAND OR GARISH? ANYHOW, STOREFRONT ART WON'T BE HERE FOREVER
CENTERFEST WAS A SUCCESS
FIVE-MAN OURHAM DELEGATION OELIVERS LONG 'WE'RE NO. 1' BANNER
CENTERFEST '85 (SPECIAL TABI
CENTERFEST '85
CENTER/GALLERY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, ARTISTS
•INSTANT IMAGES' MAKE SPECTACJLAR SLEEPER SHOW
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PASTELS' IMPACT STANOS OUT AT UNC
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SEE ALSO TRUST BUILDING (OURHAM. N.C.I
FIRMS NOMINATED FOR HONORS
POSSIBLE BANK BUYS PONDEREO BY CC3
PAINTER HURT IN FALL
PAINTER STABLE
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RECEIVES BUSINESS AWARD
FIRM GETS FREIGHT FORWAROING LICENSE
SUIT ACCUSES ROBERTS FAMILY OF FRAUO IN LANO TRANSACTIONS
CCB REPLIES TO SUIT: NO PROPERTY HELD ON ROBERTS' BEHALF
CCB REPLIES TO LAWSUIT
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S U 8 J E C
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OURHAH 8ANKS MAY HELP IN RAISING FUNDS FOR HOTEL
CC3 KILL RAISE »20 MILLION KITH JUNE SALE OF DEBENTURES
CCB FINANCIAL CORP. OFFERS SALE OF «22 MILLION IN OEBFNTURE NOTES
FURR TO HEAD CCB'S REAL ESTATE BRANCH
CCS TRIES TO KEEP REAL ESTATE FIRM
THIS JOB TAKES HIM TO HEIGHTS
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON -TA XPA Y I NG LIST
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOUR CAVE-IN OFATHS
CCB GIVES 1100.000 TO ARTS COUNCIL
BUCKLEO-UP ORIVER KINS PRUE; BUT SOME UNBELTED. INREPENTANT
VANISHING BUILDINGS
124.000 CALL HASN'T JOKE
CCB'S BURNS CRITICAL OF MAIL SERVICE
IMPOSTOR BILKS DURHAM MAN OUT OF 14,800
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO.. EARNINGS
CCB FINANCIAL CORP. REPORTS 32 PERCENT INCREASE IN PROFIT
EARLY TAR HEEL BANK REPORTS S-IOW NET EARNINGS UP 11 TO 42 PERCENT
POSSIBLE BANK BUYS PONDEREO BY CCB
CCS PROFITS RISE 25 PERCENT
CCB TOPS 11 BILLION IN ASSETS
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. (BURLINGTON, N.C.I
MAN ROBS BANK IN BURLINGTON
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST (BUTNER, N.C.I
MAN SURRENDERS AFTER STANDOFF AT BUTNER BANK
BANK "OLDUP ATTEMPT ENDS IN ARREST
OYNAMITE IS FEARED MISSING
BANK HEIST SUSPECT RUNS BY POLICE CAR
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK C TRUST CO. I CORCORAN STREET)
BANK EMPLOYEES HELP BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS FOR NEEDY FAMILIES
CENTRAL CAPOLINA BANK C TRUST CO. ( F AYETTEV I LL E ROAOI
BREAK-IN REPORTED AT CCB BRANCH
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK L TRUST CO. (ROXBORO ROAOI
DURHAM HEIST SUSPECT NABBED IN POLICE GARAGE
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH BANK ROBBERY
BUMPING LEO TO SHOOTING OF SUSPECT IN BANK ROBBERY
DURHAM POLICE EXPLAIN CHASE
HIGH-SPEED AUTO CHASES A NO-WIN STEP FOR POLICE
LOWERY CHARGEO IN BANK ROBBERY
ACCUSED BANK ROBBER WILL HIRE HIS OWN ATTORNEY
SUSPECT IN CCB BANK ROBBERY TO HIRE OWN OEFENSE LAWYER
CONSIDERATE ROBBER
BANK ROBBER MAY GET 40-YEAR SENTENCE
KIDNAPPINGS. BANK ROBBERIES NET MAN 40 YEARS
LOWERY GETS 40-YEAR TERM
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK FINANCIAL CORP.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL CAROLINA SANK I. TRUST CO.
CCB FINANCIAL CORP. REPORTS 32 PERCENT INCREASE IN PROFIT
LIBRARY HAS NEWS ON NEW TAX ACT
NEW CCB DIRECTORS
CCB WILL RAISE 120 MILLION WITH JUNE SALE OF DEBENTURES
CCB PARENT FIRM TO SELL $20 MILLION IN DEBENTURES
CCB FINANCIAL CORP. OFFERS SALE OF »22 MILLION IN DEBENTURE NOTES
CCB TO SELL 122 MILLION IN DEBENTURES
CCB FINANCIAL CORP. OUARTERLY EARNINGS UP
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK TRIANGLE BUSINESS INOEX
TRIANGLE BUSINESS UP SHARPLY
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX: BUSMESS RISES. AGAIN
BUSINESS STILL STRONG IN TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX
TRIANGLE BUSINESS UP
CCB BUSINESS INDEX UP SLIGHTLY IN MAY
TRIANGLE BUSINESS INDEX HAS FIRST DROP IN A YEAR
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW HIRINGS IN 4TH QUARTER
TRIANGLE BUSINESS SOFTENS
WANT TO OPEN ACCOUNT? GRAB YOJR CREDIT CARO
CENTRAL CAROLINA BLACK NURSES'
SEE ALSO BLACKS. NURSES
READY FOR GROWTH
CENTRAL CAROLINA
SEE ALSO SOCCER
P. M. 01GEST
COUNCIL
CENTRAL FLORIDA 8
FLORIDA SHAR
CENTRAL INTELLIGE
C.I. A. WANTS
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CENTRAL INTERCOLL
CIAA THROWS
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SIX EAGLES S
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SIX EAGLES M
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EHOLDERS OKAY MERGER
NCE AGENCY
TO KEEP EVERYTHING SECRET
ESS TERRORISM SPONSORED IN PART BY THE CIA ICARTOONI
CONTROL CIA?
EGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
MORE THAN FOOTBALLS AT ITS GATHERINGS
" COMPOSITE FOOTBALL SCHEOULE
ELECTED TO ALL-CIAA FOOTBALL TEAM
CIAA HONORS
AKE CIAA TEAM
•S HARVEY NAMEO CIAA'S TOP OFFENSIVE PLAYER
ION
AL LABOR UNIC
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SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
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SEE PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL
CENTRAL PRISON
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
ATTEMPT ON FISHER'S LIFE REPORTED
FISHER NOT MOVING TO ORANGE JAIL _
•THINK SMART:* PROBATIONERS SEE INSIOE OF PRISON...
HEART SEIZURE IS FATAL TO DURHAM PRISONER
CENTRAL PRISONERS SEND MONEY TO ETHIOPIA
EX-PRISON HARDEN IN COMMUNITY WORK FOR SHOPLIFTING
OFFICIALS CONFIRM INMATE HAS OIEO FROM AIOS
CENTRAL ROCK COMPANY
TWO FIRMS SUING OWASA FOR NON-PAYMENT
CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO CENTEL CORP. (CHICAG01
SECENTRALT?ELEPHONt'corCUPGRADI-IG SWITCHING EQUIPMENT IN ROXBORO
ROXBORO PHONE EQUIPMENT CHANGED
TIHBERLAKE AND PROSPECT HILL TO GET NEW TELEPHONE SERVICE
CENTRAL TRIAO INSURANCE
CHECK WAS FOR «12.000 TOO MUCH
CENTURY CARE. INC.
MAN LEVELS CHARGES AGAINST N.C. NURSING HOMF
CENTURY OAKS CAPARTMENTSI
FUQUA SCHOOL FORMS BOARO TO STRENGTHEN ITS TIES WITHIN STATE
CEREALS
HE'LL EAT WHAT BIG BOYS EAT. ..".8 CASES WORTH
CE"1eE*ALS0LDURHAM CEREBRAL PALSY FOUNDATION „_., . „ ., ,
SEE ALSO LENOX BAKER CEREBRAL PALSY AND CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
HANOICAPPED YOUTH HAS CHARMEO A SCHOOL
PART OF TELETHON
WRITER AFFECTED. NOT AFFLICTED. BY C.P.
KIWANIS CLUB DONATES $1,000 TO CEREBRAL PALSY „-.,..-««
CEREBRAL PALSY SUFFERER MORTIFIED BY TELETHON PORTRAYAL OF HANDICAPPEO
C6R!Ie*LENOX BAKER CEREBRAL PALSY A NO CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
CERTAIN SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
SEE N.C. HEALTH PLANNING ANO CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
CERTIFIEO LIFE UNDERWRITERS
NEW OFFICERS
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
UNC PROF ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CPAS
MITSUBISHI BRINGS TOUCH OF ORIENT TO DURHAM
CERVICAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO PAP SMEARS
ABNORMAL TEST OF CERVIX OOESN'T SPELL OOOM
PAP SMEAR USE COULD PREVENT CERVICAL CANCER
SCIENTIST: SMOKING INCREASES RISK OF CERVICAL CANCER
CHAMBER ARTS SOCIETY
SEE DUKE UNIV. CHAMBER ARTS SOCIETY
CHAMBER MUSIC
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHAMBER ARTS SOCIETY
SEE ALSO MUSIC
ZUKERMAN MAKES MUSIC: TONIGHT IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAMBER SERIES TUNING UP FOR 8USY SEASON THIS YEAR
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMINADE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
N.C. STATE TO PLAY IN CHAMINADE CLASSIC
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CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL CORP.
PIGEON RIVER SAIO TOO OIRTY TO BE INDUSTRY WATER SURCE
MILK CARTONS TO SHOW PHOTOS OF MISSING CHILDREN
PERMIT MAY LI»IT PIGEON RIVER POLLUTION
EPA SAYS PERMIT REQUIRING REDUCTION OF POLLUTION IN PIGEON RIVER.
TOUGHER POLLUTION RULES URGED FOR RIVER
CHLORINE LEAK SENOS 22 TO HOSPITAL
CHLORINE GAS LEAK PROBE CONTINUES
CHANCES LOST IBOOKI
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
LOST' LIFE ENDS ON GOOO NOTE
CHANDLER CONCRETE CO. INC.
INVESTIGATION COMPLETEO ON REAL ESTATE OEAL
COMMISSIONERS PASS MASSAGE OROINANCE
RE20NING APPROVED FOR SEDIMENT PONDS
CHANDLER'S GREEN SUBDIVISION
STYMIED OEVELOPER MAY DROP PROJECT
COMMISSIONERS OK CHANDLER'S GREEN DEVELOPMENT REOUEST
CHANGE (A MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON OOMESTIC VtOLENCEl
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO ORANGE/DURHAM YWCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
BATTERED WOMEN: JUDGES TRYING TO TACKLE PROBLEM
CHANUKAH
SEE HANUKKAH
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN CHAPEL HILL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GLEN LENNOX COMPLEX
SEE ALSO HERITAGE WEEK (CHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO HOTELS. CHAPEL HILL
IS CHAPEL HILL SAFE? SOME OON' T THINK SO
SOME IN CHAPEL HILL DON'T COTTON TO DURHAM
CHAPEL HILL'S NOT THE HUB OF THE UNIVERSE
THE GREAT DIVIDE
•WE'RE NOT PUNKERS!' - OOOLY CLAO YOUTHS
VIOLENCE IN THE VILLAGE
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N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
POLICE CRACK DOWN ON STREET VIOLENCE
RAINS CAUSE CHAPEL HILL EVACUATION
CHAPEL HILLt N.C. ANNEXATION
COUNTY MAY LOSE SLICE OF LANO
COUNCIL HAY ANNEX LANO
FIRST SATELLITE CITY ANNEXATION GETS APPROVAL
DURHAM WINS SKIRMISH IN ANNEXATION DRIVES
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS COURT ORDER TO BAR ANNEXATION
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS TO HALT ANNEXATION
NORTHERN IRELANO SOLUTION? 'CHAPEL HILL PROBABLY OFFEREO TO ANNEX IT.
ANNEXATION HEARING UNDER WAY
DURHAM COUNCIL OKS ANNEXATION
JUDGE DENIES ANNEXATION MOTIONS
CITY PUSHES SERVICES TO ANNEXEO L «N0
REVAMPED ANNEXATION RULE SOUGHT
DURHAM SHOULD WIN DISPUTE WITH CHAPEL HILL
ANNEXATION WAR: A LACK OF COOPERATION
ANNEXATION ISSUE COMPLICATED
WALLACE PLANS TALKS ON ROSEMARY SQUARE
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO OXFORO HILLS APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO TIMBERLYNE SUBDIVISION ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY GAROEN APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
BOLINWOOO APARTMENTS SOLD
APARTMENT OEVELOPERS TOLO TO REDRAW PLAN
NEW COUNCILMAN NO SHRINKING VIOLET
GOOSCHALK TAKES OATH
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BALANCED GROWTH POLICY
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
BARS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
SEE ALSO BARS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, RESTAURANTS
SEE ALSO HENOERSON STREET BAR
NINE BARTENDERS ARRESTEO IN PROBE OF ORINK DALES
9 BARTENOERS ARRESTED
BARTENOERS' TIPS TO GO TO HUNGRY
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORANGE EATERIES
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BICYCLES
SEE BICYCLE LANES
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BOND ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. ELECTIONS
TOWN CENTER CONCEPT ORAWS SUPPORT. CRITICISM
BILL MAY HURT PLANS FOR ROSEMARY SQUARE
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BUDG
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL
COBEY URGED TO ELP
COBEY URGED TO KEE
HEARING SET ON GRA
TOWN FEARS DILEMMA
TAX RATES UNCHANGE
CHAPEL HILL POLICE
CHAPEL HILL PLANS
NASSIF CHIDES TOWN
MAYOR URGES STUOY
COUNCIL ORDERS STU
BUOGET APPROVEO: C
TAYLOR SUGGESTS ST
FEW RESIDENTS TURN
ET
. N.C. REVFNUE SHARING FUNOS
TOWN COUNCI L. BUOGET
TOWN GET FEDERAL AIO
P FUNOS
NT MONEY
OF RAISING TAXES OR CUTTING SERVICES
D UNOER PROPOSED BUDGET
. FIREFIGHTERS TO REACH FOR RAISES, TOES
NO HIKES IN PROPERTY, TRANSPORTATION TAXES
MANAGER FOR SPENOING
ON WORKER NUMBERS
DY OF POLICE, FIRE PERSONNEL
OUNCIL MEMBFRS TO GET PAY RAISE
RAIGHTENING FRANKLIN ST.
OUT FOR HEARING ON PROJECTS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BUSES
SEE ALSO CARR80P0. N.C, BUSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION DEPT.
CHAPEL HILL BUSES MAY RUN LATE
SOME CHAPEL HILL BUSES TO START LATE
C08EY URGED TO KEEP FUNDS
MALE BUS ORIVER FILES SEX HARASSMENT CHARGE AGAINST 80SS
BOARO VOTES FOR HIGHER BUS FARES. PARKING FEES
BUOGET APPROVED: COUNCIL MEMBERS TO GET PAY RAISE
CHAPEL HILL TO EXPAND BUS SERVICE AREA
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
RARE-BOOK STORE DRAWS LOVERS 3 F PRINTEO WORD
ROSEMARY SQUARE HAS PUBLISHER. MERCHANTS GROUP AT OOOS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. N.C.
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C. CABLE TELEVISION
VILLAGE CABLE STARTING ORIVE AGAINST TV PIRACY
N.C. MEMORIAL TRYING TO MAKE STAY PLEASANT
GODSCHALK NAMEO TO COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
FEW RESIDENTS TURN OUT FOR HEARING ON PROJECTS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CHRISTMAS PARAOE
TOWN CHRISTMAS PARADE DEC 7
HOLIDAY PARADE SCHEOULEO DEC. 7
PARADE PLANNED DEC. 7 FOR CHA»EL H I LL-C ARRBORO
ANDY PARK TO LEAO CHAPEL HILL PARAOE
THIS TIME. COLLEGE TOWN CROWD WORE MITTENS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
CITY WORKER TURNOVER EXCEEDS AVERAGE
TOWN STAFF TURNOVER RATE ABOVF AVERAGE
CHAPEL HILL POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS TO REACH FOR RAISES, TOE
NASSIF CHIOES TOWN MANAGER FOR SPENOING
MAYOR URGES STUDY ON WORKER NJMBEPS
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. HOUSING
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
BOLINWOOO SOLD; TO BE CONVERTED TO CONDOMINIUMS
DEVELOPER TO REFUNO CONDOMINIUM OEPOSITS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. BONO ISSUES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL APPROVES ROSEMARY SQUARE BUILOING CONTRACT
MERCHANTS OEFEND CHAPEL HILL PROJECT
CHAMBER. MERCHANTS GROUP DEFEND ROSEMARY SQUARE PLAN
COUNCILMAN'S QUESTIONS RAPPED
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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ROSEHARY SOUARE CETS BOARO'S ">K
ROSEMARY SOUARE GETS OK
DELEGATION TO SEEK LESSONS IN LEXINGTON, KY .
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BON}
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCI
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI LL/CARRBORO BO
CANOIDATE NASH WILL MEET VOTE'
PARRISH SEEKS SCHOOL BOARD 5EA
JULIAN FILES FOR TOWN COUNCIL
CARR80R0. CHAPEL HILL POLITIC*
HERZENBERG TO SEEK SEAT ON CHA
MAYOR NASSIF WON'T RUN, CITES
HERZENBERG TO RUN FOR COUNCIL;
PARRISH TO RUN FOR SCHOOL BOAR
GURGANUS ENTERS RACE FOR CARR3
MRS. KAKALEC TO RUN FOR CHAPEL
TWO CANDIDATES FILE
BEVERLY KAWALEC FILES FOR CHAP
COUNCIL CANOIDATES WANT CHANGE
WILKERSON FILES FOR TOWN COUNC
THREE CANOIDATES FILE FOR COU^I
3 SEEK SEATS ON TOWN BOARDS
3RD CANDIOATE JOINS RACE FOR 1
CANDIDATE FIELD 890A0 AS ORANG
LINEUP COMPLETED FOR ORANGE EL
ISSUE OF GROWTH TOP SUBJECT F3
CHAPEL HILL GROWTH OEBATEO
GROWTH RAPPED IN FORUM
FORUM SET FOR BOARO CANOIDATES
CANDIDATE FOR HAYOR DROPS OUT
LEAGUE CHANGES LOCATION FOR FT
CANDIDATES SEE GROWTH AS MOST
A QUESTION FOR CHAPEL HILL
STUDENTS ENDORSE THREE CANOIDA
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS DRAW
NASSIF CONTENDS GOOSCHALK I S SU
CANDIDATES WRESTLE WITH TRAFFI
CHAPEL HILL CANDIDATES FAVOR T
FOUR WOULO END CHAPEL HILL CO-
FIVE RUNNING FOR CHAPEL HILL N
CANDIDATES ADORESS CHAPEL HILL
ORANGE SET TO VOTE IN 5 TOWN E
VOTE TODAY DECIDES MEMBERS OF
WALLACE ELECTED MAYOR OF CHAP?
BATTLE. KNOKE. PARRISH WIN SCi
CHAPEL HILL MAYOR SEES POLICY
ZONING EXPERT WONDERS IF VOTER
ISSUES
L. ELECTIONS
ARO OF EOUCATION, ELECTIONS
S AT OLD POST OFFICE
T AGAIN
SEAT
L FILINGS. ANNOUNCINGS TRICKLE IN
PEL HILL COUNCIL
DEMANDS ON TIME
MAYOR, ALOERMAN CANDIDATES FILE
D. INSKO WON'T
ORO ALDERMAN
HILL MAYOR
EL HILL
IN APPROACH TO HANDLING GROWTH
IL
CIL
AYOR OF CHAPEL HILL
E FILING ENDS
ECTION RACES
R CANOIDATES
RUM
IMPORTANT ISSUE
TES
S MANY OFFICE SEEKERS
E A POLITICAL SLAM
C PROBLEMS
REE ORDINANCE
PRINCIPAL SETUP
AYOR
TRAFFIC. MERGER
LECTIONS
SCHOOL, TOWN BOARDS
L HILL: VICTOR TAKES POST WITH 455-VOTE
OOL BOARO VOTE
SHIFTS
S AIMED AT WRONG TARGET
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.. ELECTIONS. EN001SEMENTS
ALLIANCE ENDORSES FIVE CANOIOATES
BLACK CAUCUS ENDORSES 9
TEACHERS GIVE NOD TO THREE CANDIDATES
RAINBOW COALITION ENDORSES HARE
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO GROUPS BACK SCHOOL BOARO CANDIDATES
CHAPEL HILL. N.C., EMPLOYEES
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. CITY EMPLOYEES
CHAPEL HILL. N.C., FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
COBEY URGED TO KEEP FUNOS
HEARING SET ON GRANT MONEY
DEVELOPMENT GRANT DRAWS OPPOSITION
USE OF BLOCK GRANTS CRITICIZEO AT HEARING
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., FEOERAL GRANTS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AIO, N.C.
COBEY URGED TO ELP TOWN GET FEDERAL AIO
CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO APPLE SHARE IFESTIVALI
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
ANOTHER FESTIVAL. 'APPLE SHARE.' FOR CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. GARBAGE COLLECTION
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. N.C.
JURY OUT AS CHAPEL HILL SUIT SETTLED
OUT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT ENOS WRONGFUL DEATH SUIT
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. GREENWAYS
COUNCIL RESOLUTION AIMEO AT CUME
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPME
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. DOWN
2 BOARDS TO MEET ON CHAPEL HIL
HERAINGS TONIGHT IN CHAPEL HIL
LITTLE SUPPORT VOICED FOR ZONI
TIMBERLYNE RESIDENTS FEAR PROJ
NEW COUNCILMAN NO SHRINKING VI
GOOSCHALK TAKES OATH
OEVELOPERS FILE SUIT OVER DENI
BOARD APPLAUDS LANGUAGE SPURNI
* OFFICE BUILDINGS PLANNED IN
MRS. KAWALEC WANTS RULES FOR 3
ISSUE OF GROWTH TOP SUBJECT FD
CHAPEL HILL GROWTH DEBATED
NEW COUNTY AROUNO TWO TOWNS PR
BUILDERS SAY TOWN BIASEO AGAIN
IDEA OF CREATING NEW COUNTY IS
CANOIOATES SEE GROWTH AS MOST
PANEL: COORDINATE TRIANGLE'S G
ZONING EXPERT WONDERS IF VOTE?
•TEMPORARY QUARTERS' HOTEL PLA
WANT TO BUILO IN CHAPEL HILL?
NT
TOWN DEVELOPMENT
L'S PLANNING GOALS
L
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ECT'S 'SCAR'
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AL OF USE PERMIT
NG INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
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ROWTH
R CANOIOATES
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A POOR ONE
IMPORTANT ISSUE
ROWTH
S AIMED AT WRONG TARGET
N APPROVED
CHECK WALDON'S BLACK BOOK
CHAPEL HILL, N.C,
SEE CHAPEL HILL,
■HANGOUTS"
N.C. BARS
chapel hill, n.c. history
see also chapel hill historical society
see also chapel hill preservation society
see also heritage week (chapel hilli
see also n.c. history
heritage week celebrates chapel hill's past
there's a story behind that chapel hill road
chapel hill. n.c. holidays
chapel hill to observe king holiday monoa y
orange offices to close
offices taking monoay holiday
holiday shuts orange offices
many offices closing for holidays
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9/12/85
B
1
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981
H
3
9/24/85
C
1
N
s
2
9/24/85
A
11
N
HOT
H
3
10/09/85
B
1
N
881
s
2
10/09/85
A
6
N
981
s
2
10/19/85
A
4
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H
3
10/24/85
B
1
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881
s
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11/01/85
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W82
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3
11/08/85
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1
J
881
H
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12/19/85
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9/23/85
1/19/85
4/03/85
4/05/85
11/25/85
12/21/85
N 871
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MONTHLT/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
as usual. new tear begins hi h a oat off
chapel hill. n.c.. housing
see also building developers
see also chapel hill. n.c.. condominiums
see also chapel hill housing authoritt
see also housing. n.c.
see also kindt hill development
town center concept draws support, criticism
hearing set on grant monet
project dwellers but uprooteo house
home ownership program boosts pride
a new home for riggsbees
new councilman no shrinking violet
godschalk takes oath
development grant draws opposi tion
use of block grants criticized at hearing
judge to rule on suit bt oeveldper vs. town
inter-faith council's shelter mat be open bt eno of tear
sttmied developer mat drop project
land offereo for mooeratelt priced housing
long-oelated mousing project neaping completion
chapel hill. n.c. industrial development
see also chapel hill. n.c. office propertt
BOARD applauds language spurning industrial growth
chapel hill. n.c. lano use
see also lano use
little support voiced for zoning changes
discuss proposed homes: council. countt hold joint session
carrboro being left out of planning. aldermen told
want to build in chapel hill? check waloon's black book
chapel hill. n.c. mator's office
kawalec mulling mator's race
nassif appears unopposeo for " ator
investment counselor enters mator's race
nash plans to run for mator
candidate nash will meet vote's at olo post office
candidate's outing lonelt
mator nassif won't run. cites demands on time
mrs. kawalec to run for chapel hill mator
beverlt kawalec files for chapel hill
mrs. kawalec wants rules for srowth
3 seek seats on town boards
3r0 canoidate joins race for "atop of chapel hill
candioate field broao as orange filing enos
lineup completed for orange election races
issue of growth top subject fdr candidates
chapel hill growth debated
growth rappeo in forum
mator sats job demands full time
candidate for mator drops out
candidates oiscuss downtown project
south orange black caucus oraws mant office seekers
rainbow coalition endorses has e
five vie for top Chapel hill post
8ev kawalec for chapel hill mator (adi
five running for chapel hill "ator
vote tooat decides members of school. town boards
wallace elected mator of chapel hill: victor takes post with 455-vote
chapel hill mator sees polict shifts
chapel hill installs mator, council members
matoral oath
chapel hill. n.c. office propertt
see also chapel hill. n.c. indjstrial development
2 new office complexes planned in durham countt. chapel hill
center unveiled
PAGE 124
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CHAPEL HILL
chapel hill
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
TOWN C
COUNCI
PARK-A
BOARO
BCARO
BUOGET
ROSEMA
CHAPEL
COUNCI
ROSEMA
COUNCI
PROBE
FINES
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RT SQUARE
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RT SQUARE
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SOUGHT OF
MAT RAISE
NTS HEARD
RT SQUARE
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BLACK BOOK
RKING AREAS
N.C PARKING AREAS
IOLATIONS
SQUARE
N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. PARKING
EPT DRAWS SUPPORT, CRITICISM
ROSEMART SQUARE BUILDING CONTRACT
T TO BE CLOSED
HIGHER BUS FAIES, PARKING FEES
ANGUAGE SPURNING INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
COUNCIL MEMBFRS TO GET PAT RAISE
HAS PUBLISHER, MERCHANTS GROUP AT ODOS
CE DEALING CA'OS FOR ILLEGAL PARKING
ST10NS RAPPED
GETS BOARO'S DK
STUOT OF DOWNTOWN PARKING REGULATIONS
FANS PARKING IN CEMETERT
SENSITIVITT
OVER ROSEMART SQUARE PARKING
PARKING APPEAL LOST
PEAL ON ROSEMART SQUARE
chapel hill, n.c propertt taxes
see propertt taxes, chapel hill
chapel hill, n.c restaurants
see also chapel hill. n.c bars
see also restaurants. n.c
chapel hill's porthole closing
building conversion planned
cafe caters to mino and stomach: cooks. books go together
chapel hill, n.c revenue sharing funds
see also chapel hill. n.c. budget
town fears dilemma of raising taxes or cutting services
chapel hill, n.c. sewers
see chapel hill/carrboro. sewagi treatment plants
see orange water and sewer authority
see water ano sewer lines, chapel hill and carrboro
chapel hill, n.c streets
see also pittsboro street (chapel hilli
see also south columbia street (chapel hilli
ephesus church roao to be closed monoat
council votes against one-wat streets plan for columbia, pittsboro
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H 3 12/11/85 B I N
H 3 12/21/85 CI J 881
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10/24/85
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10/28/95
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11/01/95
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1/01/B5
index
12/31/85
ONE-WAY STREET SYSTEM APPROVE} BY TOWN COUNCIL
COUNCIL OKS 1-WAY STREETS NEAT UNC
SECONO VOTE DUE ON PAIRING 1-WAY STREETS FOR UNC
ONE-WAY STREET PLAN DELAYED IN CHAPEL HILL
2 CHAPEL HILL STREETS TO BE ONE-WAY
PITTSBORO. S. COLUMBIA STREETS IN CHAPEL HILL TO BE ONE-WAY
SOUTH COLUMBIA TRAFFIC IS HEADED NORTH NOW
TOWNS CONSIDER SYSTEM TO SMOOTH TRAFFIC FLOW
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. CHAPEL HILL
PROPERTY TAX HIKE LOOMS. TOWN MANAGER SAYS
TAX RATES UNCHANGEO UNOER PROPOSEO BUOGET
JUNE 3 APPROVAL OF BUDGET INDICATEO BY TOWN COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.. TAXES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL H I LL/C ARRBORO SCHOOLS. SPECIAL SCHUOL DISTRICT TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. CHAPEL HILL
TOWN FEARS DILEMMA OF RAISING TAXES OR CUTTING SERVICES
TAX INCREASE IN CITY SCHOOLS' BUOGET
MERGER: CHAPEL HILL. CARRBORO LEAOERS PREDICT MORE EFFICIENCY. MORE COST
.SCHOOL BOARO OKS 2-CENT TAX INCREASE
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. TAXIS
SEE ALSO TAXI CABS
BUS RIOES FOR OISABLEO TOP BUDGET
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. TEEN CENTER
TEEN CENTER OPEN ON WEEKENOS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. TRAFFIC
TOWNS CONSIDER SYSTEM TO SHOOTH TRAFFIC FLOW
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION PLANNER BONK SWITCHES TOWNS
CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. TRASH COLLECTION
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. GARBAGE COLLECTION
Chapel hill, n.c, water lines
see watep. ano sewer lines. c
HAPEL HILL ANO CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. WATER RATES
.SEE ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE WATER ANO SEWER RATES. CHAPEL HILL ANO CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL. N.C ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BO ARD
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/ORANGE COUNTY, ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
PROPOSEO ZONING CHANGES ON AGENOA FOR TOWN HEARING
LITTLE SUPPORT VOICED FOR ZONING CHANGES
COURT TO HEAR OEVELOPER'S COMPLAINT
COUNCIL VOTES AGAINST ONE-WAY STREETS PLAN FOR COLUMBIA, PITTSBORO
BUILDERS SAY TOWN BIASED AGAINST THEM
WOMEN'S CENTER DROPS REQUEST FOR REZONING
ORANGE CENTER MAY RECEIVE SPECIAL PERMIT
NASSIF'S FINAL REQUEST: ADOPT SENSE OF URGENCY
DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL GETS COOL RECEPTION
ROSEMARY SQUARE PARKING APPEAL LOST
WALLACE LOSES APPEAL ON ROSEMARY SQUARE
WANT TO BUILD IN CHAPEL HILL? CHECK WALOON'S BLACK BOOK
CHAPEL HILL, AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY I BOOK I
•LAID-BACK' PUBLISHERS HOPE TO SELL, SELL, SELL
CHAPEL HILL ALLIANCE OF NEIGHBORHOODS
ALLIANCE ENDORSES FIVE CANDIDATES
NASSIF CONTENDS GOOSCHALK ISSUE A POLITICAL SLAM
ZONING EXPERT WONDERS IF VOTERS AIMED AT WRONG TARGET
CHAPEL HILL ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
TOWN ATTORNEY LEAVING JOB
CHAPEL HILL HIRES TOWN ATTORNEY
CHAPEL HILL HIRES TOWN ATTORNEY
CHAPEL HILL 8ALLET CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
CAPTION WAS INCORRECT
THE LEGEND OF WHITE OOE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
CLEARING THE RECORD
CHAPEL HILL BOARO OF ADJUSTMENT
ARGUMENTS HEARO OVER ROSEMARY SQUARE PARKING
WALLACE LOSES APPEAL ON ROSEMARY SQUARE
CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
SEE OURHAM/CHAPEL HILL BLVO.
CHAPEL HILL CLEANERS (E. FRANKLIN S T. I
FIRE DAMAGES ORANGE FIRM
FIRE DAMAGES THREE FRANKLIN ST. BUSINESSES
CHAPEL HILL COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HI LL/CARRBORO I
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
WOMEN'S GROUP TO HOLD LUNCHEON
CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION OEPT.
CHAPEL HILL FERTILITY SERVICES
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
FOR PARENTS, EASTER BABY A 'MIRACLE'
AT LONG LAST, THE BABY'S COMING
VISIT TO CHAPEL HILL FERTILITY CLINIC LEADS TO BIRTH OF
CHAPEL HILL FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HtLL POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGER REJECTS FIRE CAPTAIN'S APPEAL
FIREFIGHTERS' UNION TO INCLUDE PSOS
COUNCIL OROERS STUOY OF POLICE, FIRE PERSONNEL
CHAPEL HILL POLICE, FIRE UNITS TARGETS OF CONSULTANT STUDY
FIRE CHIEF WELCOMES NEW STUOY: HOPEFUL OF ADOING PERSONNEL
BUOGET APPROVED: COUNCIL MEMBERS TO GET PAY RAISE
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE AT CHAPEL HILL APARTMENTS
FIRE LEAVES I* HOMELESS
3-YEAR-OLD CANCER VICTIM 'JUST CRAZY OVER FIRE TRUCKS'
LIVER PATIENT, 3, GETS «2,600. FIREMAN'S HAT
FIRM URGES JOINT POLICE, FIRE FORCE
MIRACLE CHILD'
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAf.t 126
1/16/Rft
F 1*6 CHIEF SHOULO BE REPLACED. DEPARTMENTS MERGEO. REPORT SAYS
NAS5IF OEFENDS FIRE CHIEF LLOYD; SPREADS BLAME
FIREFIGHTERS WARY IN ASSESSING STUDY'S EFFECTS ON MORALE
PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING TO BE REEFEO UP SOON
2 FIREMEN FILE SUIT FOR TOWN MANAGER DECISION
CHAPEL HILL FIRE OEPT., CHIEF
FIRE CHIEF SHOULO BE REPLACED.
DEPARTMENTS MERGED, REPORT SAYS
chapel hill fire oept., firefighters
2 firemen file suit for town manager decision
chapel hill fire fighters association
2 firemen file suit for town manager decision
chapel hill flying club
flying club
chapel hill food fair
chapel hill fooo fair tonight
chapel hill high school
hands on experience
fashion show to aid scholarship fund
closed-campus proposal to be studied
school board orders study of closed-campus proposal
school boaro dks wish list for projects
dr. mayer to discuss open-campus issue
in the forest
panel divided on letting students leave campus
seniors may be alloweo to go 3ut fop lunch
proposal to let juniors. seniors leave school gets board's noo
only seniors may be allowed to leave during lunchtihe
school board shifts into reverse — seniors only
interim replacement for superintendent appointed by board
another administrator leaving: city school exodus grows
latin language making comeback
hey class! teacher's published a book
cindy gives it her best
chapel hill senior wins essay contest
finance chief. assistant prinzipal hired for schools
more than a teacher
students enoorsf three candidates
less stars or vets. ballet has strength
chapel hill youth a morehead finalist
chapel hill high school. graduation
chapel hill high graduation is set
chapel hill high graduation set
student speaker lectures boar} at graduation
co-valeoictorians aooress chapel hill high graos
chapel hill high school. principal's office
two principals appointed
school board selects two new principals
chapel hill high school choir
chapel hill caroling
parental support
chapel hill high school sports. baseball
chapel hill hands orange first loss
tigers tame hornets. nest in big six lead
tigers rally late to keep big 6 lead
woroen's numbers add up
forfeit gives knights state playoff bfrth
chapel hill forfeits give title to northern
chapel hill high school sports, basketball (boysi
chapel hill trips 'dogs at the line
tigers hold off feisty pulldoss
knights edge chapel hill
rockets fire long oistance to erase zone
baldwin's steal sparks chapel hill past ourham
frustrations plague ohs
person preserves perfect leagje mark
hillsioe, ohs ousted from big six: chapel hill stings hillside
rigers rip hornets; spartans win
rockets turn back tigers to reach finals
sharpe's points eog6 for tigers
tigers eoge millbrook
chapel hill spurts to oefeat orange
chapel hill is back in form
chapel hill rolls
van goetheh leads tigers' assault on boaros, hillsioe
chapel hill high school sports, basketball (girls)
look for chapel hill to surface at the top
undefeated tigers down hillside
chapel hill coasts to win
chapel hill high school sports, cr3ss country igirlsi
chapel hill girls win track sectional crown
chapel hill high school sports, football
mistake-prone tigers blanked by millbrook
orange squeezes chapel hill, 22-ft
hornets buzz tigers, give coach firstwin
vance's early tos defeat chapel hill
knights' defense halts tigers
knights gain sloppy victory
tigers snare 1st victory
chapel hill steps past 'dogs
chapel hill high school sports, soccer
jordan claims pac-6 soccer crown with tie
chapel hill high school sports, tennis
chapel hill leaos tennis sectional; northern thiro
morris. tigers repeat sectional tennis titles
chapel hill netters fall in regionals
tigers skunked in state tennis
chapel hill high school sports. track igirlsi
chapel hill runners dominate distances. win girls sectional
hillside. chapel hill claim regionals
hillside wins regional
chapel hill high school sports. wrestling
ourham wrestlers rally for 35-34 win
chapel hill historical society
see also chapel hill. n.c., history
ice cream social showcases chapel hill's heritage wfek
finance chief. assistant priniipal hireo for schools
heritage week celebrates chapel hill's past
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3 10/15/B5
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H 3 12/19/85 B 1 N W27
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1/05/85
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?
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2/05/85
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2/05/85
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3
2/19/85
1
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4/19/85
a
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4/20/85
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4/23/65
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3
5/07/85
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5/21/85
A
N
H
3
5/21/85
1
N
K48
H
3
6/04/65
B
N
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H
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6/07/85
8
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H
3
6/22/65
C
P
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H
2
6/30/65
B 1
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?
7/06/85
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P
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7/15/85
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8/20/85
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H
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10/12/85
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10/26/85
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6/14/85
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6/14/85
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H
3
4/16/85
c
N
s
2
4/16/85
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S 2 12/27/85 A 10 P P F70
S 2 12/27/85 A 10 P P F70
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4/24/85
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5/01/85
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1/25/85
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1/31/85
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2/02/85
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12/1 1/85
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12/11/85
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11/19/85
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H
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12/27/85
c
2
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S 2 5/10/85 0
8/31/65
9/14/65
9/22/85
9/25/65
10/04/85
10/04/e5
10/11/85
10/11/85
H 2 10/31/85 D
2
2
2
2
5/00/85 D
5/10/85 C
5/17/85 C
5/23/85 0
4
4
1
1
N
N
N
N
2
2
2
5/10/85 C
5/18/85 0
5/18/85 A
1 P N C36
1 N C36
9 N
2
1/19/85 A
9
N
H 2 8/20/65 B 1 P U H45
H 3 8/20/85 C 1 N K45
S 2 8/22/65 D 4 P N 871
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/95
A TIME TO FIND OUT 'HOW WE LOOKED"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY USES 'TRENDS' IN PUBLICATION
CHAPEL HILL HOTEL CO.
VERWOEROT SUES BUYER OF EUROPA
CHAPEL HILL HOUSE TOUR
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
TOUR FEATURES FRIDAY HOUSE
CHAPEL HILL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. HOUSING
PROJECT DWELLERS BUY UPROOTED HOUSE
HOME OWNERSHIP PROGRAM BOOSTS PRIDE
A NEW HOME FOR RIGGSBEES
COBEY FAVORS PANEL ON ATHLETICS. BUT KNOCKS ANY CIGARETTE TAX HIKE
CHAPEL HILL PROJECT MIRED UP
LONG-DELAYEO HOUSING PROJECT BEARING COMPLETION
CHAPEL HILL INTERCHURCH COUNCIL
SEE INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE
CHAPEL HILL JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUE
THE WORK OF ELVES
SMOOTHING THE EDGES
CHAPEL HILL MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
CHAPEL HILL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE MINISTERS. N.C.
THE CHAPEL HILL NEWSPAPER
THE POLITICIAN'S DUTY
■NEWS' WAS LATE - AT REST
ROSEMARY SQUARE HAS PUBLISHER. MERCHANTS GROUP AT ODOS
MERCHANTS OEFENO CHAPEL HILL PROJECT
CHAMBER. MERCHANTS GROUP DEFENO ROSEMARY SQUARE PLAN
CHAPEL HILL P
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO 0
2 BOAR OS
GROUPS A
PROPOSED
BOARO AP
CHAPEL H
TOWN PLA
DOWSE RE
BOARD LE
PLANNING
COUNCILM
ROSEMARY
ROSEMARY
WOMEN'S
ORANGE C
WALLACE
DEVELOPM
ARGUMENT
ROSEMARY
WANT TO
LANNIN
HAPEL
RANGE/
TO ME
SK BOA
ZONIN
PLAUDS
ILL OR
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SIGNS
ADER D
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SQUAR
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BUILD
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CHAPEL H
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G CHANGE
LANGUAG
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S BOARO"
OPOSAL G
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IN CHAPE
C. ZONING
ILL/CAR3B0RO PLANNING AREA
APEL HILL'S PLANNING GOALS
HOUSING PLAN
S ON AGENDA FOR TOWN HEARING
E SPURNING INOUSTRIAL GROWTH
GRANT PERMIT FOR WINDY HILL PROJECT
MBER BROWN OUITS
SING GR3UP
ARGE OF CENSORSHIP
SOR WOR<SHOP
RAPPED
OARD'S OK
K
EQUEST FOR REZONING
IVE SPECIAL PERMIT
S APPROVAL OF ROSEMARY SQUARE
ETS COOL RECEPTION
OSEMARY SQUARE PARKING
G APPEAL LOST
L HILL? CHECK WALDON'S BLACK BOOK
CHAPEL HILL PLANNING DIRECTOR
WANT TO BUILO IN CHAPEL HILL? CHECK WALDON'S BLACK BOOK
CHAPEL HILL POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFE
FAMILY SITUATION CALMEO
NASSIF CHIDES TOWN MANAGER FOR
COUNCIL ORDERS STUDY OF POLICE
CHAPEL HILL POLICE. FIRE UNITS
JUDGE DISMISSES ASSAULT CHARGE
MERCHANTS GET POLICE REVIEW OF
FIRE CHIEF WELCOMES NEW STUOY;
LLOYD EXPECTS STUDY TO SHOW PE
CHAPEL HILL POLICE REVIEW VANO
BUOGET APPROVED: COUNCIL MEMBE
COUNCIL RESOLUTION AIMED AT CR
OLD POLICE STATION WILL HOUSE
RETIRED OFFICER SUGGESTS NEW L
POLICE PHONES OUT OF ORDER
PROFESSOR SAYS CRIME INCREASE
POLICE: ABOUCTOR STALKED STUDE
COMMAND TEAM CONCEPT USED IN 2
CHAPEL HILL POLICE OEALING CAR
CHAPEL HILL: A TOUGH PLACE TO
FIRM URGES JOINT POLICE. FIRE
FIRE CHIEF SHOULD BE REPLACEO.
NASSIF DEFENDS FIRE CHIEF LLOY
E. FRANKLIN SPEEDERS ENDANGERE
CHAPEL HILL POLICE CATCH 228 S
FURLOUGHED MENTAL PATIENT IN P
PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING TO BE 8
TY PROGRAM
SPENOING
. FIRE PERSONNEL
TARGETS OF CONSULTANT STUDY
AGAINST DETECTIVE
CONCERNS
HOPEFUL OF ADDING PERSONNEL
OPLE NEEOEO
ALI SM
RS TO GET PAY RAISE
I ME
COURT
OOK AT PSO SYSTEM
PART OF ORANGE COUNTY'S GROWING PMNS
NT
ORANGE COUNTY CASES
DS FOR ILLEGAL PARKING
SPOT LIKELY WRONGDOERS
FORCE
DEPARTMENTS MERGEO. REPORT SAYS
Di SPREADS BLAME
D
PEEOERS
OLICE CHASE
EEFED UP SOON
CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
APARTMENT OEVELOPERS TOLO TO REDRAW PLAN
TWO OFFICERS FILE GRIEVANCE AGAINST CHAPEL HILL POLICE DEPT.
CHAPEL HILL POLICE. FIREFIGHTERS TO REACH FOR RAISES. TOES
CHAPEL HILL PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C, HISTORY
OLO 'PHI' HALL OPENED FOR CANDLELIGHT PARTY
OLD CHAPEL HILL CEMETERY GETRS «500 FOR RESTORATION
TUESOAY TALK
PRESERVATION FOCUS OF CHAPEL HILL HERITAGE WEEK
CHAPEL HILL HERITAGE WEEK HAS ANTIQUES. COUNTRY FAIR
ICE CREAM SOCIAL SHOWCASES CHAPEL HILL'S HERITAGE WEEK
HERITAGF WEEK CELEBRATES CHAPEL HILL'S PAST
A TIME TO FIND OUT 'HOW W? LOOKED'
ANTIQUES SHOW. SALE SLATED IN CHAPEL HILL
MOREHEAO HALL SCENE OF PRESERVATION BALL
COUNCIL TO PROBE GRAVEYARD PARKING BY FOOTBALL FANS
PROBE SOUGHT OF FANS PARKING IN CEMETERY
TOUR FEATURES FRIDAY HOUSE
GOLDEN GALA GLITTERS: GUESTS OANCE TO BIG BAND MUSIC
CHAPEL HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
TOWN CENTER CONCEPT DRAWS SUPPORT, CRITICISM
MEET THE AUTHOR
CHAPEL HILL LIBRARY TO CLOSE
TOWN COUNCIL OEBATES LIBRARY ADDITION LOCATION
DIRECTOR APPOINTEO FOR LIBRARY
FORUM SET ON LIBRARY BRANCH
C T S
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H 2 11/10/85
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3 P
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H 2 3/15/85
A
7
N
H 2 11/17/85 E
3/14/85 E
3/15/85 A
3/16/85 C
3/16/85 C
8/05/85 A
11/19/85 B
H 3 12/03/85 C
S 2 12/05/85 C
N
N 346
N
N 946
N B81
N B81
P C56
P C56
H
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4/28/85
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8/08/85
A
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8/10/85
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98 1
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8/15/85
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I
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H
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8/16/85
B
I
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1/03/85
A 1
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W36
H
3
1/16/85
B
N
W36
H
2
2/17/85
D (
N
H
3
5/02/85
B
N
B81
H
3
6/26/85
C
N
H
3
8/24/85
C
N
B8I
s
2
8/24/85
A
! N
M69
s
2
8/24/85
A 1
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H
2
9/01/85
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H
3
9/25/85
B
N
Q8I
H
3
10/02/85
B
N
J54
s
1
10/02/85
A
1 N
H
3
10/22/85
a
N
RBI
S
2
10/22/85
A (
> N
H
3
10/31/85
B
N
881
H
3
12/04/85
B
N
346
H
3
12/05/85
B
N
W27
S
2
12/05/85
A
N
381
H
3
12/21/85
c
J
B81
H 3 12/21/85 C 1
s
2
4/11/85
A
16
N
H
3
4/23/85
B
1
N
B81
H
3
5/09/85
B
I
N
B81
S
2
5/09/85
A
15
N
H
2
5/10/85
B
5
N
H
3
6/01/85
C
1
N
H
3
6/01/85
C
I
N
K45
s
2
6/01/85
A
17
N
s
2
6/01/85
A
17
N
H
3
6/04/85
B
1
N
981
H
3
6/25/85
C
1
N
991
H
3
7/03/85
9
1
N
H90
s
2
7/06/85
A
3
P N
K45
H
3
7/18/85
B
1
N
H
2
8/27/85
C
1
N
881
s
2
8/28/85
A
I
N
A47
H
2
9/06/85
B
1
N
946
H
2
9/11/85
A
B
N
H
2
9/16/85
A
5
U
G33
s
2
9/30/85
A
1
N
381
H
3
10/31/85
C
1
N
981
H
3
10/15/85
C
1
N
BS1
H
3
10/23/85
B
1
N
K45
s
2
10/23/85
C
1
N
H
3
11/14/85
B
1
N
381
H
3
12/12/85
8
1
N
381
3 1/15/85 C 1 N W36
3 3/07/85 B 1 N K45
2 4/22/R5 B 1 N K45
2
2/05/85
A
6
p
U
H4 5
3
5/29/85
c
1
N
2
6/25/85
B
1
U
H45
2
8/16/85
B
2
N
2
8/16/85
D
11
N
2
8/20/95
B
1
p
U
H45
2
8/22/85
0
4
p
N
971
2
8/25/95
E
1
p
F
H4 5
2
9/01/85
E
1 1
N
2
11/12/85
B
2
p
U
H45
3
11/13/85
C
1
N
981
2
U/13/85
A
5
N
2
11/17/85
E
5
N
2
12/17/85
a
2
P
U
H45
3
1/09/85
c
1
p
N
W36
2
3/17/85
0
3
N
2
8/12/85
A
3
N
3
8/27/85
C
1
N
3B1
3
9/27/85
B
I
N
3
9/27/85
B
1
N
SBBBSK
SB
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/65 - 12/31/85
5 U B J E C
library plans forum
chapel hill public library schedules fall book sale
chapel hill public safety program
see also Chapel hill fire dept.
see also chapel hill police oept.
firefighters' union to include ps0s
retired officer suggests new look at pso system
extra patrols ordered near fatal intersection
firm urges joint police. fire force
fire chief should oe replaced. departments merged. report says
firefighters wary in assessing study's effects on morale
public safety training to be beefeo up soon
chapel hill public safety program, officers
see also chapel hill police dept., officers
town staff turnover rate above average
police officer suspended
chapel hill realty
»700 stolen from desk in chapel hill
oossier: john allen cates
chapel hill recreation oept.
indoor tennis lessons begin feb. 4
teen center open on weekenos
chapel hill plans concepts in park
free concert to be held in park today
effect of cuts on parks slight
Chapel hill reservoir
see cane creek reservoir
see orange water and sewer authority
see univ. lake
chapel hill road
boaro approves road work projects
there's a story behind that chapel hill roao
chapel hill rose society
see also roses
this week's highlights
the chapel hill sacreo harp singers
ientertainers at the festival for the enoi
chapel hill service league
see chapel hill junior service league
chapel hill stars ibaseballi
tagging tood
team us' rips chapel hill stars
team usa shows off
chapel hill st.
grand or garish? anyhow.
STOREFRONT ART WON'T BE HERE FOREVER
CHAPEL HILL ST. FAIR
SEE FESTIFALL ICHAPEL HILL. N.C. I
CHAPEL HtLL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE TELEPHONES, N.C.
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL (FORMERLY
2 BOARDS TO MEET ON CHAPEL HIL
APARTMENT DEVELOPERS TOLD TO »
HERAINGS TONIGHT IN CHAPEL HIL
COUNCILMAN'S OEATH LINKED TO H
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCILMAN DI
STUOENT TO RUN FOR TOWN COUNCI
COBEY URGED TO ELP TOWN GET FE
COUNCIL APPROVES ROSEMARY SOUA
COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO FLOODPLAl
PROPOSED ZONING CHANGES ON AGE
LITTLE SUPPORT VOICED FOR ZONI
COUNCIL TO BE ASKED FOR CUTS..
HEARING SET ON GRANT MONEY
TOWN COUNCIL DISAGREE ON REDUC
TOWN FEARS DILEMMA OF RAISING
TIMBERLYNE RESIDENTS FEAR PROJ
DAVID GOOSCHALK MAY FILL VACA'I
GOOSCHALK MAY FILL COUNCIL VAC
GOOSCHALK NAMED TO COUNCIL
BOARD VOTES FOR HIGHER »US FAR
COUNTY MAY LOSE SLICE OF LANO
NEW COUNCILMAN NO SHRINKING VI
GOOSCHALK TAKES OATH
DEVELOPERS FILE SUIT OVER OENI
NASSIF CHIDES TOWN m»naGER FOR
oevflophent grant draws opposi
court to hear oeveloper's comp
council member reverses positi
boulton alters position on tow
council orders stuoy of police
accidents spur call for traffi
proposal loses support: shrink
council votes against one-way
judge to rule on suit by oevel
merchants get police review of
lloyo expects study to show pe
budget approved: council memfle
one-way street system approved
council oks l-way streets near
discuss proposed homes: counci
council resolution aimed at f
chapel hill auto fees expected
chapel hill ordered to grant p
car fees to rise to «5
judge orders town to allow cos
council retreats on tv-sex i ss
town to appeal court's ruling
taylor suggests straightening
extpa patrols ordered near fat
council's oenial of per»it uph
proposed shelter for homeless
town council 0ebates library a
skeptics re"ain after interfai
morgan files for chapel hill c
limo service gets nod
3RD CANOIDATE JOINS RACE FOR m
MAYOR SEEKS ACTION ON FLOODIN",
COUNCILMAN'S OUESTIONS RAPPED
FEW RESIDENTS TURN OUT FOR HEA
COUNTY, CITY OFFICIALS GET PEP
NASSIF DEFENDS FIRE CHIEF LLOY
CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF ALOERMENI
T S
PAGE 128
1/16/96
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PG L P
3YL ,
2 9/30/85 B
2 10/13/85 0
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3 N
3/22/85
7/06/85
7/09/85
9/30/85
10/01/»5
10/25/85
S 2
H 3
H 2
H 3
S 2
12/12/85 B
1/12/95 C
3/20/85 C
6/28/B5 C
11/27/85 B
1/25/85 C
3/23/85 B
6/14/85 C
6/29/85 C
7/29/85 C
N K48
N K4»
N 981
N B91
N 981
N 891
N B8I
H 1 8/10/85 C 1 N
H 2 9/23/85 A 6 U G7S
H 2 5/24/85 D 6 P N
S 2 7/02/85 0 13 P F
H 2 7/27/85 3 2 P P K30
H 2 7/27/85 8 4 N
S 2 7/27/85 A 8 P N P52
H 2 9/25/85 A
L' S PLANNING GUALS
H
2
1/03/85
A n
N W36
EORAW PLAN
H
3
1/15/85
C 1
N W36
L
H
2
1/22/85
A l<
N
EART COMPLICATIONS
S
2
1/23/95
A 2
P 0 K45
ES AT 64
H
2
1/24/85
A 1
P 0
L
H
3
1/26/85
C 1
N
OERAL AID
H
3
1/26/85
C 1
N 946
RE PUILOING CONTRACT
H
3
1/31/85
B
N W36
N PLAN; DEVELOPERS MUTED
H
3
2/12/85
B 1
N W36
NOA FOR TOWN HEARING
H
2
2/17/85
B t
N
NG CHANGES
H
3
2/19/85
C 1
N H90
.OF ITSELF
H
3
2/22/95
B I
N W36
H
3
2/23/85
C
N W36
ING ITS RANKS
H
3
2/26/85
C I
N W36
TAXES OR CUTTING SERVIC
H
3
3/12/95
C 1
N W36
ECT'S 'SCAR'
H
3
3/19/85
B 1
N K45
T SEAT ON COUNCIL
H
3
3/30/85
C
N 981
ANCY
s
2
4/01/85
A I
N
H
3
4/02/85
B
N 881
ES, PARKING FEES
H
3
4/04/85
B
N
H
2
4/05/85
B
M N 98I
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H
3
4/10/85
8
N 981
s
2
4/10/85
A *
N
AL OF USE PERMIT
H
3
4/23/85
8
N H90
SPFNDING
H
3
4/23/85
8
N 881
TION
H
3
4/24/85
C
N 981
LAINT
H
2
4/30/85
A 1"
N
ON ON COUNCIL SIZE
H
3
5/04/85
C
N 881
N COUNCIL SIZE
s
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t/oi/85 - 12/31/85
WOMEN'S CENTER DROPS REQUEST FOR REZONING
ORANGE CENTER MAY RECEIVE SPECIAL PERMIT
E. FRANKLIN SPEEOERS ENDANGERED
MRS. 80ULT0N TERMINALLY ILL
COUNCIL APPROVES STUOY OF DOWN TOWN PARKING REGULATIONS
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL'S "ARILYN BOULTON OIES AT 51
FIRST SATELLITE CITY ANNEXATION GETS APPROVAL
COUNCIL TO PROBE GRAVEYARD PARKING BY FOOTBALL FANS
PROBE SDUGHT OF FANS PARKING IN CEMETERY
MARILYN M. BOULTON: CHAPEL HILL BENEFITTED FROM A MOTHER'S CONCERN
NASSIF'S FINAL REOUEST: ADOPT SENSE OF URGENCY
OWASA, TOWN OFFICIALS SEEK WASTE-FREE WATER
CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL PLANS NOON SESSION
TOWNS CONSIDER SYSTEM TO SMOOTH TRAFFIC FLOW
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL. BUDGET
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. BUO". ET
PRUPERTY TAX HIKE LOOMS. TOWN MANAGER SAYS
TAX RATES UNCHANGED UNDER PROPOSED BUOGET
JUNE 3 APPROVAL OF BUOGET INOICATEO BY TOWN COUNCIL
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. ELEC
UNC STUDENT TO RUN FOR TOWN C3
COUNCIL TO BE ASKED FOR CUTS..
TOWN COUNCIL DISAGREE ON REDUC
KAWALEC MULLING MAYOR'S RACE
JULIAN TO RUN FOR TOWN COUNCIL
2 CARRBORO CANDIDATES FIRST TO
JULIAN FILES FOR TOWN COUNCIL
CARRBORO, CHAPEL HILL POLITIC!
HERZENBERG TO SEEK SEAT ON CHA
MAYOR NASSIF WON'T RUN, CITES
HERZENBERG TO RUN FOR COUNCIL;
MRS. KAWALEC TO RUN FOR CHAPEL
BEVERLY KAWALEC FILES FOR CHAP
MORGAN FILES FOR CHAPEL HILL C
COUNCIL CANOIOATES WANT CHANGE
WILKEPSON FILES FOR TOWN COUNC
THREE CANDIDATES FILE FOR COU'I
LINEUP COMPLETED FOR ORANGE EL
GROWTH RAPPED IN FORUM
ALLIANCE ENDORSES FIVE CANDIDA
FORUM SET FOR BOARD CANDIDATES
CANDIDATES SEE GROWTH AS MOST
A QUESTION FOR CHAPEL HILL
COUNCIL'S SILENCE ON GOOSCHALK
CLEARING THE RECORD
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS DRAW
CLEARING THE RECORO
MASSIF CONTENDS GOOSCHALK ISSU
BLACK CAUCUS ENOORSES 9
CANDIDATE RESPONDS
CANDIDATES WRESTLE WITH TRAFFI
CHAPEL HILL CANDIDATES FAVOR T
CANOIOATES ADORESS CHAPEL HILL
SUPPORT VOICED FOR SAVING CHAP
CAHPAIGN LITERATURE INSERTED I
VOTE TODAY DECIDES MEMBERS OF
WALLACE ELECTEO MAYOR OF CHAPE
CHAPEL HILL MAYOR SEES POLICY
ZONING EXPERT WONDERS IF VOTER
TIONS
UNCIL SEAT
.OF ITSELF
ING ITS RANKS
SEAT
FILE
SEAT
L FILINGS. ANNOUNCINGS TRICKLE IN
PEL HILL COUNCIL
DEMANOS ON TIME
MAYOR, ALDERMAN CANDIDATES FILE
HILL MAYOR
EL HILL
OUNCIL
IN APPROACH TO HANDLING GROWTH
IL
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IMPORTANT ISSUE
CANUIOACY QUESTIONED
S MANY OFFICE SEEKERS
E A POLITICAL SLAM
C PROBLEMS
REE OROINANCE
TRAFFIC, MERGER
EL HILL TREES
N NEWSPAPERS
SCHOOL, TOWN BOARDS
L HILL: VICTOR TAKES POST WITH 455-VOTE
SHIFTS
S AIMED AT WRONG TARGET
CHAPEL HILL TOWN COUNCIL, SWEARING-IN CEREMONY
CHAPEL HILL INSTALLS MAYOR, C3UNCIL MEMBERS
WALLACE PLANS TALKS ON ROSEMARY SOUARE
TAKING OFFICE
CHAPEL HILL TOWN MANAGER
PROPOSAL LOSES SUPPORT: SHRINKING OF COUNCIL TO 6 NOT ON AGENDA
2 FIREMEN FILE SUIT FOR TOWN MANAGER DECISION
CHAPEL HILL TRANSPORTATION DEPT.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., BUSES
TRANSPORTATION PLANNER BONK SWITCHES TOWNS
HILL/CARRBORO, MERGER
APEL HILL-CARR80R0 MERGER TO BE STUOI ED
MAYORS ANNOUNCE DRIVE TO FINANCE MERGER STUDY
SSING PARAOE
SK FORCE BEGINS WORK ON STUDYING TOWN'S FUTURE
RGER: CHAPEL HILL, CARRBORO LEADERS PREOICT MORE EFFICIENCY, «
N TOWNS AGREE ON MERGER DESPITE DIFFERENCES?
MPBELL SAYS 20 PERCENT RAISFO FOR FINANCING TOWN MERGER STUOY
URCES SHOULD HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED
KGER DISCUSSIONS SHOULD BE OPEN
RR80R0 A 'BEAUTIFUL LADY'
UDY FUNDS LAGGING
RALD CARRIED MERGER THING TOO FAR
S. KAWALEC WANTS RULES FOR GROWTH
MPAIGN FOR MERGER STUDY STALLED
UNTY, CITY OFFICIALS GET PEP TALK ON MERGER
ANGE CONFEREES DISCUSS PROBLEMS
W COUNTY AROUND TWO TOWNS PROPOSED
NTUCKY CONNECTION: MANY SAY CONTRIVEO, BUT CONSTRUCTIVE
EA OF A NEW COUNTY SHOULD 8= SCRAPPED
EA OF CREATING NEW COUNTY IS A POOR ONE
NDIOATES WRESTLE WITH TRAFFIC PROBLEMS
RGER STUDY GOAL OE «10,000 REACHED
OUP TO WORK ON MERGER STUOY
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chapel hill/carrboro, sewage treatment plants
see also orange water and sewer authority
see also sewage treatment plants, n.c.
see also water ano sewer lines. chapel hill and carrboro
authority to buy more land for spreading sewage sludge
chapel hill/carrboro, thoroughfare plan
candidates wrestle with traffic problems
Chapel hill/carrboro association of educators
see also teachers, chapel hill ano carrboro
teacher poll: satisfaction ents at home school for chapel-hill.
teachers give nod to three canoioates
chapel hill-carrboro groups back school board candidates
chapel hill/carrboro board of education
tutoring program to be expanded
new assistant principal selected for estes hill
peel nameo assistant principal
closed-campus proposal to be studied
school boaro oroers study of closed-campus proposal
school boaro to consider projects estimated at t3.25 million
school boaro oks wish list for projects
education loses a round
three boaros discuss school merger stuoy
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
YES! CITY SCHnOL BOARD To
SCHOOL "ERGER STUDY RE3UES
OR. MAYER SAYS HIGHER TAX
SCHOOL BOARD SELECTS TWO N
PANEL OIVtOEO ON LETTING S
SENIORS "AY 3E ALLOWEO TO
BUDGET. SHOPPING CENTER ON
PROPOSAL TO LET JUNIORS. S
ONLY SENIORS "AY BE ALLOWE
NFw ASSISTANT SUPERINTENOE
SCHOOL BOARD SHIFTS INTO »
SUPERINTENDENT ON BOARD'S
BOARD TO DISCUSS SUPERINTE
COM»ISSIONERS WANT EXPLANA
SCHOOL BOARO "EETS IN CLOS
INTERIM REPLACEMENT FOR SU
BOARO NAMES INTERIM ASSIST
SCHOOL BOARD PICKS 2 FOR I
SCHOOL BOARD SETS CLOSED M
BOARO COMMITTEE TO SEARCH
SCHOOL PANEL: SPEND 13.000
COUNTY SCHOOLS INCREASE TU
FINANCE CHIEF. ASSISTANT P
HOUSE MAY BE NAMED TONIGHT
HOUSE APPOINTMENT SETS PRECEDE
HOUSE'S NEW POST FULFILLS MOTH
PARRISH TO RUN FOR SCHOOL BOAR
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL LEAVING
PARENTS. STUDENTS IKE SELF-CO
MRS. HOUSE LISTS GOALS FOR SC-<
TEST SCORES BEAT NATION'S AVE'
SCHOOL AUDIT TURNS UP PROBLEMS
SCHOOL BOARO ELECTS SUE BAKER
OIVERSE HIRING POLICY OK'O BY
ASK MERCER STUDY «Y STATE
TED
MAY BE NEEDED FOR SCHOOLS
Eh PRINCIPALS
TUDENTS LEAVE CAMPUS
GO OUT FOR LUNCH
AGENDA
ENIORS LEAVE SCHOOL GETS BUARO'S NOD
0 TO LEAVE DURING LUNCHTIME
NT 1AMED FOR CARRRORO SCHOOLS
EVE' SE--SENIORS ONLY
AGENDA
NDE'IT
TION OF SCHOOL BUDGET
ED SESSION
PERINTENOENT APPOINTED BY BOARD
ANT SUPERINTENDENT
NTE5 IM JO«S
EETING
TUESDAY FOR SUPERINTENDENT
ON SEARCH
ITION
RINIIPAL HIRED FOR SCHOOLS
NT, SPARKS PROTEST
ER'S DREAM
0. INSKO WON'T
NTAINEO CLASSES
OOLS
AGE: BUT SCHOOL OFFICIALS CONCERNED.
CHA IRMAN
CITY SCHOOLS
chapel hill/carrboro boaro of education, budget
orange boaro approval sought on school projects
board to discuss budget shortage
school taxes may go up
tax increase in city schools' budget
commissioners want explanation of school budget
school boaro to give budget final approval
school boaro gives budget final approval
school boaro oks 2-cent tax increase
chapel hill/carrboro board of education, elections
see also chapel hill, n.c., elections
parrish seeks school boaro seat again
insko may sit out election
2 carrboro candidates first it file
gurganus enters race for carrboro alderman
bonnie knoke files ^or seat on carrboro school boaro
two candidates file
unc senior seeks seat on board
3 seek seats on town boards
3rd candidate joins race for "ayor of chapel hill
candioate field broao as orange filing e-nos
lineup completed for orange election races
candidates emphasize teachers' importance
stuoents endorse three candidates
south orange black caucus or ah s many office seekers
teachers give nod to three candidates
chapel hill-carrboro groups back school boaro canoioates
a seek school boaro seats
FOUR WOULD EN0 CHAPEL HILL CO-PRINCIPAL SETUP
BATTLE, KNOKE, PARRISH KIN SCHOOL BOARD VOTE
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO CHA"BER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER PLANS ANNUAL ORIVE F0' MEMBERSHIP
HACKNEY SAYS GENERAL ASSE"BLY ACTION CAN HARM HIGHER EDUCATION IN N.C.
DINING OUT WITH A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE
MERCHANTS OEFENO CHAPEL HILL PROJECT
CHAMBER, MERCHANTS GROUP OEFENO ROSEMARY S3UARE PLAN
CHAMBER UPDATES ORGANIZATIONS LIST
DIRECTORY UPOATEO
WALKER TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER'S ANNUAL MEETING
LAND OFFERED FOR MODERATELY PRICED HOUSING
KENTUCKY CONNECTION: MANY SAY CONTRIVED, BUT CONSTRUCTIVE
CHAMBER LEAOERS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL »N0 CARRBORO
TEACHERS GIVE NOD TO THREE CANDIDATES
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO GROUPS BACK SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PACERS
LEDBETTER'S 3 WINS PACE JR. OLYMPICS
PACERS QUALIFY 5 FOR NATIONALS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PHILLIPS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
WILLHOIT to PROPOSE PANEL FOR SCHOOL "E°GER STUDY
school merger talks important to watch
firm publishing materials developed in schools
co-principal gets post in ashe boro
chapel hill-carrboro schools open
frequent bomb threats to school vexing officials
educatop calls conventional teaching methods 'worthless'
chapel hill/carrboro schools, achievement studies
cinch' for chapel hill mom, it's a test of another sort
chapel hill-carrboro tests every graoe
test scores beat nation's average: but school officials concerneo...
chapel hill/carrboro schools, administration
teacher poll: satisfaction ends at home school fjr chapel-hill...
chapel hill/carrboro schools. adopt-a-school program
communities support schools
chapel hill/carrboro schools, arts program
stuoents' artwork is now on display
chapel hill/c arrboro schools, assistant superintendent
illinois "an joins chapel hill-carrboro schools
boaro names interim assistant superintendent
school boaro picks 2 for interim jobs
chapel hill/carrboro schools, attendance
ephesus" phone calls discontinued
church mourns a buyouant child
chapel hill/carrboro schools, budget
commissioners to study needs
or. mayer says higher tax may be needeo for schools
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N K45
H 3
9/19/85 B
1
P N <45
S 2
9/20/95 A
3
N X43
H 3
9/21/95 B
1
•1 «43
H 3
10/10/°5 B
1
N K45
H 3
10/26/95 C
1
N K45
H 2
10/28/85 C
1
N 98 1
H 3
11/01/35 3
I
N
S 2
U/01/35 C
7
N
S 2
11/01/85 C
1*
N <45
H 2
11/03/85 0
• 2
N K45
H 3
11/06/85 C
1
P N K45
H 3
3/16/85 C
1
N
S 2
6/24/35 A
1
N 93 1
H 3
6/28/35 3
1
P P S76
S 2
3/15/35 C
1
N B46
H 3
3/16/95 8
1
N 946
S 2
9/26/85 C
c
N
H 3
9/29/35 C
i
N
S 2
10/03/85 A
5
N
H 3
10/10/85 3
1
N 381
H 2
10/13/35 3
9
P J 381
H 2
10/15/85 C
2
P P K3C
H 3
11/01/85 B
1
N
S 2
11/01/95 C
7
N
H 2
6/16/85 C
A
N
H 2
7/14/95 C
7
N
3
2
2
3
3
3
3
2/01/85
2/24/85
3/31/85
8/13/85
9/04/85
11/15/95
12/12/85
B
D
A
C
3
B
B
1 P N
4 F
13 N
1 N
1 P P
1 N
1 N
346
C56
946
W27
2
2
3
3/24/85
3/24/85
10/15/85
A
A
c
1 D E
1 N
1 N
B46
346
K4«
H 3 5/08/85 3 1
M 2 5/20/85 A 4
S 2 5/33/85 A 3
H 2 5/22/85 A 9
S 2 6/11/85 A 7
H 2 6/13/85 A 14
H 2 2/01/85 A 9
H 2 2/02/85 C 1
S 2 2/20/85 A 7
H 3 3/26/85 B I
N K45
N K45
N
N B81
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MONTHLY/A
INDEX
SCHOOL TAXES MAY GO UP
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY MORE COUNTY MONEY NEEOED
8U0GET> SHOPPING CENTER ON AGENOA
COMMUNITIES SUPPORT SCHOOLS
ORANGE BUDGET WORK SESSIONS A* E CHANGED
SCHOOLS' RECURRING NEEOS STILL RECUR — KENNEDY
ANOTHER ADMINISTRATOR LEAVING: CITY SCHOOL EXODUS GROWS
SCHOOLS PRESS CASE FOR MORE 8JDGET MONEY
SCHOOL BOARD TO GIVE BUOGET FINAL APPROVAL
SCHOOL BUDGET TO GET FINAL OK
SCHOOL BOARD OKS 2-CENT TAX INCREASE
FINANCE CHIEF, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HIREO FOR SCHOOLS
SCHOOL AUDIT TURNS UP PROBLEMS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, BUILDING PROJECT
SCHOOL BOARD TO CONSIDER PROJECTS ESTIMATED AT 13.25 MILLION
SCHOOL BOARD OKS WISH LIST FOR PROJECTS
ORANGE BOARD APPROVAL SOUGHT IN SCHOOL PROJECTS
SCHOOL BOARD LEERY OF JOINT ROOFING DEAL
JOINT ROOFING CONTRACT NIXED
STUDY ON DAM IS SCALEO DOWN
WILLHOIT CALLS FOR 3-CENT TAX FOR SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CALENOAR ANO SCHEDULES
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS OPEN SMOOTHLY
CHAPEL HILL-CARR80R0 SCHOOLS OPEN
SCHOOLS OUT FRIDAY
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
WHEN SCHOOLS CLOSE, PARENTS IN A 9IN0
TUTORING PROGRAM TO BE EXPANDEO
FIRST WINTER SNOW SLOWS INTO DURHAM
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SFE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. GROUPING
EOUCATION LOSES A ROUNO
MRS. HOUSE LISTS GOALS FOR SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES
DIVERSE HIRING POLICY OK • D BY CITY SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOLS OPEN SMOOTHLY
CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO SCHOOL ENROLLMENT UP
ORANGE SCHOOLS REOUFST 2 TEACHERS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO FUNO RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS C
SCHOOLS RAISING MONEY WITH SONG AND DANCE
COMMUNITIES SUPPORT SCHOOLS
CHAPEL HILL PTA THRIFT SHOPS RAISE t25O,OO0
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GIFTED PROGRAM
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, GROUPING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GIFTED
EDUCATION LOSES A ROUNO
PARENTS. STUOENTS LIKE SELF-CONTAINED CLASSES
GIFTED-EDUCATION STUDY CALLED FOR
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION SET FOR KINDERGARTENS
CHAPFL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SENIORS MAY BE ALLOWED TO GO OUT FOR LUNCH
PROPOSAL TO LET JUNIORS, SENIORS LEAVE SCHOOL GETS BOARD'S NOO
ONLY SENIORS MAY BE ALLOWED T3 LEAVE DURING LUNCHTIme
school board shifts into rever se— sen i or s only
chapel hill/carrboro schools, principals
new assistant principal selected for estes hill
peel nameo assistant principal
school boaro selects two new principals
co-principal gets post in asheboro
assistant principal leaving
chapel hill/carrboro schools, pupil assignment
see also chapfl hill/carrboro schools, red i str i c ti ng
dropout rate doubles among seniors
chapel hill/carrboro schools, redis tr i ct ing
see also chapel hill/carrboro schools, pupil assignment
see also orange county schools, red i str i cti ng
oropout rate doubles among seniors
chapel hill/carrboro schools, report cards
in 'unnecessary talking,* graoe him g — as in garrulous
chapel hill/carrboro schools, smoking
see also smoking
smoking bans spreaoing in other schools
chapel hill/carrboro schools, special school oistrict tax
see also chapel hill, n.c.. taxes
2 commissioners dubious about raising school tax
tax increase in city schools' budget
here's how proposed tax rates would affect you
board raises county, school district taxes
school boaro gives budget final approval
school board oks 2-cent tax increase
chapel hill/carrboro schools, sports and athletic programs
see also prep teams, sports iboys c girlsi (general heaoingi
interim replacement for superintendent appointeo by boaro
diverse hiring policy ok'o by city schools
chapel hill
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4/12/95
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H 2
4/29/85
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10
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H 2
5/20/85
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4
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S 2
5/28/85
A
5
N
H 3
6/06/85
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1
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846
H 3
6/07/B5
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I
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H 3
6/18/85
C
I
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946
H 2
7/14/85
B
9
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S 2
7/15/95
C
1
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S 2
7/17/85
C
2
N
H 3
8/20/95
c
1
N
K45
H 3
11/20/85
B
1
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H 3
2/16/85
B
1
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H 3
2/19/85
C
I
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S 2
2/19/85
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5
N
H 3
4/16/85
C
1
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S 2
4/16/85
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9
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H 3
4/17/85
B
1
N
546
H 3
6/25/85
C
1
N
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S 2 9/03/85 A 10 P N 981
H 3 9/04/85 B 1 P P C56
H 3 9/26/B5 B 1 N
H 3 1/24/85 B 1 N 946
H 3 2/01/B5 B 1 N W36
S 2 12/20/85 A 1 N
H 2 2/23/85
H 3 9/24/95
A
C
4
I
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N 881
H 3 12/17/85
C
1
N W27
S 2 9/03/85
H 2 9/1B/85
S 2 9/18/85
A
A
A
10
8
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N K45
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H 3 4/26/85
H 2 5/20/85
H 2 9/12/85
B
A
A
1
4
12
N
E
N
H 2 2/23/85 A 4 F
H 2 9/11/85 C 5 N
S 2 10/30/85 A 1 P N J13
H 2 4/13/85
S 2 4/23/85 A 10 N
H 3 5/07/85 C 1 P N K45
S 2 5/21/85 A 7 N
H 3 5/21/85 C 1 N K45
H 3 2/02/85 C 1 N
S 2 2/02/85 All N
S 2 4/16/85 A 9 N
H 3 8/13/85 C 1 N
H 3 9/10/85 C 1 N
H 3 1/08/85 C 1 N H90
H 3 1/08/85 C 1 N H90
H 3 11/14/85 B 1 U 846
H 2 5/15/85 B ION W24
H
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3/29/95
fl
1
N
846
H
1
4/30/85
B
1
N
K45
H
1
7/03/85
H
1
N
946
H
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7/04/95
H
1
N
946
H
1
7/16/85
H
1
N
K45
S
2
7/17/85
L
2
N
H 3 6/04/85 B 1 N K45
H 3 12/17/85 C 1 N W27
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AM MAYER
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PRECEDENT, SPARKS PROTEST
LLS MOTHER'S DREAM
s
2
5/21/85
C
1
N
K45
H
2
5/28/85
A
1
P
N
K45
H
3
5/29/85
B
1
N
s
2
5/29/85
A
3
N
H
3
5/30/85
B
1
N
H
2
6/04/85
B
1
N
H
3
6/04/95
B
1
N
K45
H
3
6/05/95
B
I
N
K45
H
3
6/08/85
B
1
p
N
K45
H
2
6/14/85
C
9
N
s
2
6/14/85
C
5
N
S
2
6/29/85
A
15
N
H
3
7/04/85
B
1
N
K45
S
2
7/04/85
C
7
N
H
3
8/29/85
3
1
P
N
881
H
3
8/30/85
B
1
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J56
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2
8/30/85
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CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. TEACHERS
SEE TEACHERS. CHAPEL HILL AND CARR30R0
CHAPEL HILL/CABRBOBO SCHOOLS. TUITION
COUNTY SCHOOLS INCREASE TUITION
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SCHOOLS. TUTORING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TUTORING PROGRAMS
ORANGE GROUP MAKES MARK ON SCHOOLS
PARENTS' GROUP TUTORING SCHOOLS
TUTORING PROGRAM TO BE EXPANOEO
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO UNITED FUND
4 CELEBRITIES TO HELP UNITED JAY
4 CELEBRITIES WILL HELP UNITED WAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BENEFIT PERFORMANCES
CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO YMCA
SEE YMCA. CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO
CHAPEL HILL/ORANGE COUNTY. ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. ZONING
DISCUSS PROPOSEO HOMES: COUNCIL. COUNTY HOLD JOINT SESSION
CHAPEL OF THE CROSS
•A. B.C.' SALE SET
CHURCH SALE SATUROAY
FILIPINO PHYSICIAN TO SPEAK SATURDAY
CHAPEL OF THE CROSS APPOINTS ^EW RECTOR
BISHOPS WILL MARK MINISTRY OF NEW CHAPEL OF CROSS RECTOR
77-ACRE TRACT DONATED FOR HOUSES FOR NEEDY
CHAPTER 13
SEE ALSO BANKRUPTCY
AGENCIES HELP PEOPLE CLIMB OUT OF 063T
CHARACTER
BUILOING CHARACTER IN SCHOOLS
CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE
SEE ALSO OISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
HELP LOCATE CMT VICTIMS
CHARITIES
SEE ALSO BEGGING
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO FRAUO
SEE ALSO FUNO RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUNO RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPS!
SEE ALSO GREATER DUBHAM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF SOLICITATION LICENSING
1/12/R5 A
1/14/85 B
2/01/R5 B
N H90
N H90
N W36
H 2 10/24/85 A 16
S 2 10/24/H5 A 16
H 2 10/25/85 0 6 P
H 3 10/3D/85 B I P
H 3 6/12/85
4/10/85
4/12/85
5/02/85
5/29/85
9/28/85
9/28/85
S 2 9/19/85 A 6 P N S27
H 2 1/12/85 A
H 2 8/07/85 A
SEE ALSO PHILANTHROPY
SEE ALSO SOLICITING
THANKS FOR SUCCESSFUL
CHARITIES TO GET FAKE
MIGHTY MONEY TREE
BENEFIT
. JEANS
140 MILLION 'SEED* GREW INTO A
WATCH WHERE YOU SEND YOUR FAMINE RELIEF GIFTS
BINGO LAW SAID TOO RESTRICTIVE
AIO BEING SOUGHT
UNITEO WAY DIRECTOR: TAX CHANGE COULO MEAN 5250.000 LOSS YEARLY
TAX REFORM IDEA SPURS REACTION
TAX REFORM PLAN THREATENS UNITEO WAY
DESTRUCTION OF STORE MERCHANDISE A WASTE
DUKE STUDY ISSUE IN TAX REFORM TALK
IRONY OF TAX REFORM: CHARITY IS DISCOURAGED
CHECK OUT SOLICITORS
RIGHTS OF HANDICAPPEO CHILOREM ABUSED
OISCOURAGE PHONE PESTS
8E WARY OF MONEY-BAISERS
•CASINO NIGHTS' BILL AOVANCES
ASK A FEW OUESTIONS OF PHONE SOLICITORS
BILL PUTS CHECKS ON PRO MONE Y- RA I SERS
BIKERS PLANNING 2.000-MILE JOURNEY
STOP CHARITY OECEPTION
DURHAM JUDGE SUSPENOS STATE LAW ON BINGO GAMES
BINGO SUIT NAMES DURHAM SHERIFF, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
THE BIG-HEARTED STATE
DURHAM BECOMES CITY OF LOVE
'FLAT TAX' PROPOSAL MAY HURT DUKE ENDOWMENT
MONEY SOLICITORS FACE TIGHTER RULES
REFORM TAXES. NOT CHARITY
CHARITY FUNO-BAISERS CHALLENGING NEW LAW
MAKING CHARITY A FARCE
WHEN CHARITABLE GIVING BECOMES WASTED EFFORT
KEEP FOOD PANTRY FILLED
MAN TOURING IN ULTRALIGHT FOR CHARITY
LET HEAO LEAO YOUR HEART
LIONS CLUB BENEFIT A WORTHY PROJECT
CHARITABLE GIVERS URGED TO ASK QUESTIONS
KNOW WHERE MONEY GOES
NEEDY PEOPLE TO GET THANKSGIVING DINNER
DON'T BE A SOFT TOUCH
NEEDY CHILDREN GET YULE SHOPPING SPREE
CHARITABLE SPIRIT GUIDES THESE GULFERS' 0RIVE5
BANK EMPLOYEES HELP BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS FOR NEEDY FAMILIES
PREPARING PACKAGES
THOUGHTS OF TAX SAVINGS SPUB Z ONTB I BUT I ONS TO CHABITIES
CHARITY
SEE CHARITIES
CHARITY LEAGUE OF OURHAM
SEE OURHAM JUNIOR LEAGUE (BECAME
1/01/85
1/03/85
1/11/85
1/15/85
1/20/85
1/25/85
1/29/85
1/29/S5
1/30/85
1/31/85
2/17/85
2/21/B5
2/26/85
3/12/85
3/12/85
3/26/85
6/07/85
6/07/85
6/10/85
6/13/85
6/13/85
6/14/85
6/22/85
7/06/55
7/15/85
8/21/85
8/22/85
8/24/85
9/02/85
9/05/85
9/09/85
10/04/85
10/15/85
10/25/85
10/30/85
11/05/85
11/21/85
11/27/85
12/10/85
12/13/85
12/23/85
12/24/85
12/26/85
12/27/85
5
11
L
E
N W24
E
L
L
E
E
N
N
N
N W24
E
N A47
N J56
E
L
N W82
N
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N
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N
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N W82
E
N
6 N
1 P N J54
1 N
15 P P T37
CHARLES A. OUKES AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. AWARDS
DUKE VOLUNTEER AWARDS GIVEN
CHARLESTON. S.C.
SEE ALSO S.C.
CHARLESTON.
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DURHAM t ORANGE CO.l
SERVICE TO DUKE UNIV.
S.C BUSINESS BEST SAYS MAGAZINE! NO N.C. CITY LISTEO
S 2 11/30/85 A 16
H 2 11/03/85 B
CHARLOTTE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CONCERNED CHARLOTTEANS
SEE ALSO CROCKETT PARK (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
NO-NONSENSE CHARLOTTE KEEPS NJ-SHOWS IN CHECK
GABBIEL DBIVEN TO BRING USFL TO CHABLOTTE
PBOFESSIONAL DREAMER PICTURES USFL IN CHARLOTTE
1/02/85 A
1/31/85 B
2/03/85 C
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
I H. 0 E X
12/31/85
MARTIN'S STAFF HAS CHARLOTTE FLAVOR
CITY RESTRICTS CHURCHES
CHARLOTTE SHOW PROVES SPRING IS ALMOST HERE
POLICE SAV ROBBER RnOE AWAY IN CAB
PA. FIRM CONSIDERS MOVE TO CHARLOTTE
STATE TO BUY LANO FOR MNLANO PORT'
$200 MILLION COMPLEX PLANNED OUTSIDE CHARLOTTE
ONE PERSON KILLED IN CHARLOTTE APARTMENTS FIRE
CHARLOTTE SEEKING PAYROLL INCOME TAX
CHARLOTTE ON NBA EXPANSION LIST
CHARLOTTE PURSUES NBA
COUNTY MUSICIANS PLNA REUNION IN 'HILLBILLY MUSIC CAPITAL
SOME SEMINARS SELL STOCKS AND FUNDS; SOME SELL TEXTBOOKS
GOLD POND OFFERS SIDING FOR HANDY HOMEOWNERS
JIMMY CARTER TAKES PULPIT IN CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE HOLDS SALUTE TO COUNTRY-MUSIC PAST
CHARLOTTE FIRM OFFERS CHEAPER HOTEL RATES
FALWELL TO SPEAK
YOUTH GANGS ON INCREASE IN CHARLOTTE
UNION COUPLE'S THIRO QUADRUPLET
TRAIN DERAILMENT KNOCKS OUT ELECTRICITY, PHONES
AIDS VICTIM SAYS HE WAS OISMISSED BY HOSPITAL
2 TEEN-AGERS CHARGED IN SI MILLION PARK FIRE
ADULT BOOKSTORES, THEATERS AWAITING COURT CASE RESULTS
AIDES SAY RAJNEESH WAS JUST 'TAKING A BREAK FROM IT ALL*
CREDIT CARD REPORTED USED IN ATTEMPT TO CHARTER JETS
RAJNEESH DRINKING COFFEE BUT OECLINES GRITS IN JAIL
AGENT SAYS FOLLOWERS OF RAJNEESH PLANNED TO KILL TWO PUBLIC OFFICIALS
MAGISTRATE OENIES BONO FOR GU1U BUT DROPS ONE CHARGE
GURU'S FOLLOWERS INVOLVED IN PLOT, ORE. PAPER REPORTS
RAJNEESH WILL LEAVE CHARLOTTE
OFFICERS TAKING INDIAN GURU TO FACE CHARGES IN OREGON
U.S. MARSHAL SAYS IF RAJNEESH 'DIDN'T THINK HE WAS GOD,
RAJNEESH SAYS JAILERS IGNOREO, MISTREATED HIM
TASTE TESTERS RANK DURHAM'S WATER. ..RANK
DURHAM WON'T CHANGE ITS FORMULA FOR WATER
CHARLOTTE GROUP SAYS SMUT IS EASY TO BUY
DURHAM COULO BENEFIT FROM SAFETY INCENTIVES
SEVEN WOUNDEO IN GUN BATTLE AT HOUSING PROJECT
CHARLOTTE CHURCH'S CHRISTMAS HAS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
CHARLOTTE, N.C., ELECTIONS
GANTT WINS EASY VICTORY IN CHARLOTTE MAYORAL RACE
HE-
BE.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.,
NEW YORKERS
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
LOOKING AT SOUTHERN LIFESTYLE
charlotte. n.c., population
greensboro, charlotte to top 1 million population by 2000
charlotte, n.c., sports arena
see also sports arena
charlotte's new coliseum 3 years off
the arena affection
charlotte tries to get new coliseum ready for '88
charlotte airport
see oouglas airport (charlotte, n.c.i
charlotte city council
too many housewives on council, police chief, other men say
charlotte country day school
ueberroth set to veto pirate move attempts
charlotte-douglas international airport
see oouglas airport (charlotte, n.c.)
charlotte memorial hospital
n.c. memorial joins 4-hospital proposal for helicopter system
statewioe medical airlift proposed
•attack mockingbird' keeps targets jumpy
open-heart surgery now an almost 'routine' miracle
charlotte motor speedway
see also stock car racing
charlotte speedway plans stadium
the winston is waltrip's even though he blew it
a marathon for stock car fans
two weekends: waltrip's dream, elliott's nightmare
waltrip steals more thunder f} om elliott
charlotte race longer
geoff booine leading trials
gant, elliott on opposite streaks
gant claims pole, record
sportsman points leaders running on 'hostile' track
labonte gets 'cautious' 1st in sportsman
yarborough slips elliott at c-tarlotte
yarborough not reaoy to slow down
miller out in charlotte?
charlotte news (newspaper i
it's '30' for 'charlotte news'
the charlotte news prints final edition
charlotte observer (newspaperi
newspaper uuestions n.c. senator's eligibility
n.c. newspaper, 'frontline' win meoia. awards
charlotte paper to retain 'oons'
the public has the power to heal sport's wounds
papers carrying ooos to continue practice
charlotte observer marathon
see also long-oistance running
norway's waltz claims 10k event in charlotte
waitz wins charlotte 10-k
charlotte orioles
charlotte o's park destr0ye0 by fire
charlotte police dept.
charlotte policeman slain
charlotte policeman killeo: man charged with muroer
officers say policeman was driving too fast bef1re accident...
charlotte officer chargeo in fatal traffic accident
charlotte/mecklenburg schools
playing hooky no snap
charlotte school fire calleo arson
evangelist says sue schools for violating teachers' rights
ioeological clash brewing over public schools
teacher sentenced for fondling stuoent
students at charlotte school shown effects of nicotine
charlotte/raleigh train service
see also the carolinian
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C
PG
L
P
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H 2
2/17/85
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H 2
2/1T/85
0
2
N
H 2
3/03/85
E
12
P
U
G7 8
H 2
3/05/85
A
7
N
H 2
3/17/85
B
8
N
S 2
4/03/85
A
7
N
H 2
4/07/85
D
12
N
H 2
<>/27/85
A
10
N
H 2
5/23/85
D
7
N
S 2
6/04/85
D
3
N
S 2
6/10/85
0
4
N
H 2
6/30/85
B
12
N
H 2
7/14/85
D
10
P
N
L41
S 2
7/24/85
A
9
N
H 2
7/21/85
B
1
N
H 2
8/16/85
D
4
N
H 2
3/25/85
0
11
N
H 2
9/05/85
B
6
N
H 2
9/06/85
B
6
N
H 2
9/13/85
C
7
N
S 2
9/19/85
C
1 1
N
H 2
9/27/85
a
IB
N
H 2
10/06/85
B
4
N
H 2
10/25/85
A
16
p
N
H 2
10/30/85
A
11
N
H 2
10/30/85
A
It
N
H 2
10/31/85
A
15
p
N
H 2
11/01/85
A
15
P
N
H 2
11/02/85
D
4
N
H 2
11/03/85
B
1
N
S 2
11/04/85
A
I
N
H 2
11/05/85
C
7
p
N
H 2
11/05/85
C
7
N
H 2
11/19/85
B
3
N
H 2
11/15/85
B
I
1
S 2
U/16/B5
A
5
N
M69
H 2
11/20/85
A
9
N
S 2
11/29/85
A
4
E
H 2
12/02/85
A
9
N
H 2
12/25/85
A
22
N
H 2 U/06/85 C 5
H 2 6/28/85 C 16
H 2 12/03/85 A 3
S 2 2/15/B5 D 4
H 2 5/05/85 C 1
S 2 6/03/85 D 5
H 2 10/14/85 A 8 N
H 2 6/22/85 0 2 N
S 2 5/20/85 A I
H 2 5/21/85 C 12
H 2 6/16/85 B 6
H 2 11/17/85 B 10
H
2
3/14/85
D
4
N
H
2
5/26/85
C
1
P
H
M14
H
2
5/26/85
c
1
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D71
H
2
5/27/65
0
1
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071
H
2
5/27/85
0
1
p
N
M14
S
2
7/10/B5
D
1
N
S
2
9/19/85
B
2
N
H
2
10/03/85
D
1
p
N
G50
H
2
10/04/85
C
1
N
G50
H
2
10/05/85
D
4
p
N
G50
H
2
10/06/85
c
11
p
N
H
2
10/07/85
B
2
P
N
G50
H
2
10/08/85
0
1
P
N
G50
S
2
11/08/85
D
2
N
H
2
10/18/85
B
5
p
N
H
2
11/02/85
D
4
N
H
2
2/03/85
B
4
N
H
2
4/05/85
B
7
N
s
2
4/22/85
D
8
N
H
2
4/23/85
B
2
U
071
H
2
4/25/85
0
I
N
H 2 1/06/85 C 7
S 2 1/07/85 D 8
H 2 3/17/85 C 5
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
7/16/85
7/17/85
9/05/85
9/13/85
A
A
A
A
1
3
8
3
M
N
N
N
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
1/15/85
2/14/85
6/09/85
9/02/85
9/08/85
10/25/85
A
A
B
C
B
A
4
8
6
1
5
13
E
N
N
N
N
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INDEX
12/31/95
SUBJECTS
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1/16/(16
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM UNION TRAIN STATION
SEE ALSO PAILROAOSt DURHAM
SEE ALSO TRAINS
RFPAIRS SIDELINE ANTRAK'S CAROLINIAN
SHORT STOP IN HENDERSON
AMTRAK'S CAROLINIAN: SUCCESS ON LAST LEG?
ALL A80AR0 THE CAROLINIAN
CAROLINIAN RIOERSHIP FIGURES luESHONEO
AMTRAK RIDE'S NUMEROUS, BUT THEY'RE NOT GOING FAR
CAROLINIAN TO ROLL THROUGH SEPT. 2
CAROLINIAN TO CONTINUE FOR SUMMER
COMPETITION A FACTOR IN DEATH OF TRAIN
RED INK CAN'T HIDE RAIL LINK'S PROMISE
DELAT ON DEMISE OF CAROLINIAN SOUGHT
GOVERNOR WILL MEET GROUP TRYING TO SAVE CAROLINIAN
SAVING CAROLINIAN IS WORTHWHILE EFFORT
MARTIN TO LOBBY FOR CAROLINIAN
TALKS FAIL TO SAVE CAROLINIAN
OURHAM BIOS FONO FAREWELL TO CAROLINIAN TRAIN
■CLICKETY-CLACK, CAROLINIAN WHEN YOU COMIN" BACK'
OFFICIAL SAYS N.C. HAS J1.5 BILLION INVESTED IN FIRMS THAT...
STATE STILL TRYING TO GET CAROLINIAN BACK ON TRACKS
CHARTER PROPERTIES. INC.
SECOND PART OF CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON BEACH LAKE APARTMENTS
BEECH LAKE'S 2N0 PHASE BEGINS
CHATEAU APTS
ALOERMEN DELAY ACTION ON ZONING
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C.
KIDNAPPING IS REPORTED IN CHATHAM
NO ADDITIONAL ARRESTS EXPECTED IN KIDNAPPING
NO MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE
BOND DOUBLED FOR ACCUSED KIDNAPPER
KIDNAPPING DEFENDANT'S BOND RAISEO
CHATHAM DEPUTIES RESUME SEARCH AT JORDAN LAKE FOR MISSING MAN
ROAD PROJECT BIDS TO BE REVIEWED FRIDAY
C03EY TO TOUR CHATHAM
CHATHAM MAN SLAIN: NEIGHBOR FOUND HURT
FATAL BEATING PROBED BY CHATHAM OFFICERS
LANE PROCESSING PLANS TO SELL CHATHAM PLANTS
AOOPT-A-CAT: FOR 11,500, YOU CAN PROVIDE SHELTER FOR A SNOW LEOPARD
CHICKEN BRIDGE: NEI&HBOPHOOO REGRETS ITS DEMISE
SALE OF BANKRUPT POULTRY PLANTS PLANNED
GOAL OF BOARD, RAYS OF HOPE TO MAKE CHATHAM COUNTY SOLAR CAPITAL...
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
STATE SAYS IT CAN'T HELP CHATHAM WITH LAKE COSTS
Chatham COUNTY. N.C, ELECTIONS
elections set in chatham
chatham county, n.c growth development
see also chatham county, n.c zoning
chatham to report on water quality protection
Chatham county, n.c roads
board approves r0a0 work projects
Chatham county, n.C taxes
lake a bad deal for chatham, 30ar0 complains
Chatham COUNTY, N.C water ano SEwER proposal
SEE ALSO PITTSBORO, N.C WATER ANO SEwER LINES
MONEY, WATER WOES CONCERN CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS
CHATHAM COUNTY WANTS TO KEEP WATER BUSINESS
Chatham COUNTY, N.C ZONING
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C SROWTH DEVELOPMENT
CHATHAM TO REPORT ON WATER QUALITY PROTECTION
LAND OPENEO TO COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Chatham county board OF education
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
JUDGE FINDS CHATHAM'S EX-PRINCIPAL NOT GUILTY
CHATHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CHATHAM BOARD APPROVES SOME COURTROOM CHANGES
MONEY, WATER WOES CONCERN CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS
WANTED: 'COURTHOUSE STRETCHERS'
LAKE A BAO DEAL FOR Chatham, 9OAR0 COMPLAINS
CHATHAM ASKING HELP WITH JORDAN LAKC BURDEN
goal OF board. Rays OF hope TO make Chatham county solar capital...
ORANGE-CHATHAM BORDER EXAMINED IN JOINT SESSION
LAND OPENED TO COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
CHATHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
CHATHAM BOARD APPROVES SOME COURTROOM CHANGES
WANTED: 'COURTHOUSE STRETCHERS'
CHATHAM COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
SEE CHATHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
CHATHAM COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
REFUGE FOR HOMELESS ANIMALS D' awS FIRE from humane SOCIETY
CARING FOR THE STRAYS
Chatham COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ^ACES DRUG CHARGES
6.000 STUDENTS EXPECTEO IN CHATHAM SCHOOLS FRIOAY
HEAT CLOSES ORANGE, Chatham SCHOOLS
CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
MAJOR, UNSOLVED CRIMES KEEP OFFICERS BUSY IN 2 COUNTIES
CHATHAM ASKING HELP WITH JORDAN LAKE BURDEN
Chatham manufacturing CO.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
Chatham MIDDLE SCHOOL
LAWYER SAYS CHATHAM PRINCIPAL TO PLEAO INNOCENT TO CHARGES
STUDENT TELLS COURT PRINCIPAL PLANTED marijuana IN LOCKERS
JUOGE FINDS CHATHAM'S EX-PRINCIPAL NOT GUILTY
CHEATING (IN SCHOOL C COLLEGEI
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SPORTS. SCANDALS
NCAA BANKING PUNITIVE MEASURES CAN BE PREVENTIVE
BLIND LOYALTY WRONG WAY
JOHNSON CLAIMS NASCAR HIOING OTHER CHEATERS
CHECK FRAUD
5
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C PG
2/10/85 B
2/15/85 i
2/20/85 A
3/03/85 E
3/14/35 A
4/06/85 B
4/13/35 A
4/13/85 A
7/27/85 A
7/30/85 A
3/04/85 B
8/13/85 C
8/16/85 A
8/16/85 B
9/31/85 A
9/03/85 C
9/03/85 C
9/20/85 A
10/09/85 B
HO
L40
H 2 10/17/35 D
S 2 10/19/85 A
5 P U L41
2 N
H 3 1/23/R5 B I
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7/15/85
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7/16/35
A
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7/17/85
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7/17/85
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7/18/85
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7/23/85
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3/06/85
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8/13/85
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3/15/85
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8/16/85
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9/27/85
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9/29/85
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10/13/85
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11/19/85
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12/14/85
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S80
H 1 l2/17/e5 C 1 N 046
H 3 9/21/85 B 1 N
H 2
2/05/B5
B I
N
H I
8/10/85
C 1
N
H 2
10/08/85
C 5
N
046
H 3
H 3
3/12/85
11/28/85
C 1
B 1
N
N
H60
BBl
H 2
H 3
2/05/85
12/29/85
B 1
C I
N
N
H 2 6/28/85 B 1
1
1/08/85
r
1
N
H60
3
3/12/85
I.
1
N
H60
1
4/02/85
B
1
N
H61
?
10/08/85
(.
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046
3
12/11/85
B
1
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046
?
12/14/95
(.
1
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S80
3
12/20/85
R
I
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846
3
12/28/35
(.
I
N
1
1/08/85
C
1
N
H60
3
4/02/85
B
1
N
H60
H 2 U/23/85 C
H 2 12/03/85 A
1 p N HOI
2 5/06/85 C 1 N
3 3/22/85 B 1 N
3 9/05/85 B I N
9/14/85 C
12/11/85 B
1 N K45
1 N 046
H 2 10/11/85 C
H 2
H 3
h 2
5/10/85 A
6/27/85 B
6/28/85 B
13
1
1
N
N H90
N H90
H 2
S 2
H 2
4/21/85 C
6/05/85 A
3/10/85 0
1
4
2
U 071
E
P N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
>AOE 115
1/16/86
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS HASTE TREATMENT,
SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS
SEE ALSO POISONINGS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO POISONINGS. U.S.
U.S.
N F
P 0
SEE SAD CHECKS
CHECK THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
POLICE SAY HAN PICKED WRONG TELLER
CHECKERS
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO N.C. OPEN STATE CHECKE' TOURNAMENT
HAVE CHECKERBOARD, MILL TRAVEL
MAN NEEDS PRACTICE FOR CHECKERS TOURNEY
SERIOUS BUSINESS: THE SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TO CHECKERS
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO BAD CHECKS
SEE ALSO BANKS, U.S. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO CHECKS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO STOLEN CHECKS
SENATE OKS SILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
SANK OFFICIALS SEE LITTLE IMPACT IN JAN. 1 CHANGES
BANKS TO CONTINUE REOUIRING MINIMUM MONEY MARKET OEPOSIT
CHECKS
see also bad checks
see also checking accounts
see also counterfeit checks
colorful checks still us
cheeks crossroao community iorange county, n.c.i
cheeks-miles vs. rencher st. needs debated at commissioners* meeting
rencher street area is block grant choice of commissioners, 3-1
divided board votes to push merger stuoy
cheeks township water treatment ok • 0 by county
the cheer leader (book!
southern landscapes ano inhabitants come to life in two mccorkle novels
jill mccorkle's fiction wows jr. high class. beeps ano all
lumberton writer explores new south
cheerleaders
see also dallas cowboys cheerleaoer souad
.see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill sports, cheerleaders
cheerleaoer listed as critical
cheerleader still in critical conoition
condition unchanged for unc cheerleader
cheerleader critical
cheerleader's condition better
some stunts too risky
cheerleader out of intensive care
cheerleaoer improves
safe cheers come first
cheerleader safety is topic
cheerleaoing safety topic of press conference
few changes seen in cheerleaoing
few new regulations planned fl r unc cheerleaders
cheerleader's recovery has doctors surpriseo
cheerleaoer goes home
unc cheerleaoer leaves hospital
old house, young model join forces for camers
senate tax-cut plan prepared
cheerleaoer safety left to schools
crime protection bill for elderly oebateo
neal cheerleaders place 2nd at camp
jordan high cheerleaders tops at camp
don't try it one more time!
carrington cheerleaders win first place
RAH-RAH
HIT IT GIRLS
CHEESE
SEE ALSO LIEDERKRANZ CHEESE
SEIZED CHEESE GOING TO NEEDY
FOOD TO 6E GIVEN TO POOR ON FEB. 9
VALUE OF U.S. FOOO GIVE-AWAYS DEBATED AS ANOTHER BATCH DUE
CHEESE CREATES LINES
GENERAL FOOOS RECALLING SOME CHEESE IN 14 STATES
GENERAL FOODS RECALLING SOME 3RAN0S OF CHEESE
CHEESECAKE (FOODI
FRESH FRUIT EMBELLISHES CHEESECAKE
CHEF BOY-AR-OEE
THEY LEFT US SOME ZEST
SPAGHETTI RECALL NOTED
CHEFS
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE CHEF'S ASSOCIATION
THE CHEFS OF STRUCTURE HOUSE
TOP CHEF
CHELTON MANOR
STONEBRIDGE COMPLEX GETS FAVORABLE ACTION FROM COUNTY PLANNERS
CHEMICAL FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES, U.S.
HENDERSON MAN OIES IN FIERY TRUCK CRASH
EXPLOSION, FIRE INJURE TWO AT SALISBURY CHEMICAL PLANT
TEER CO. FINEO IN FATAL FIRE CASE
TEER FIRM FACES SAFETY VIOLATION FINE
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY INSTITUTE OF TOXICOLOGY
SEE ALSO TOXICOLOGY
CHEMICAL GROUP NAMES FOURTEEN NEW DIRECTORS
PARK LAB OENIES DELAYING RESULTS OF BENZENE TESTS
BENZENE STUOY SHOWS GENETIC EFFECTS IN RATS
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE HAS PUT CREDIBILITY ISSUE BEHIND IT
INSTITUTE'S PRIORITIES ARE CHANGING
CHEMICAL SOLVENTS, INC.
RECYCLING FIRM SAYS EARLY CLOSING IS SET
CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. SPECIAL INCIOENTS TEAM
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO GAS LEAK
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
S I
E L
C PG L
H 1 10/12/85 C 1
H 2 6/24/85 A 7 P N
S 2 6/26/85 C 3 N
H 2 7/06/85 D 1 P U M71
H 2 5/31/85 A 8 N
S 2 12/30/85 A 1 N W62
H 2 12/31/65 B 1 N L41
S 2 1/24/85 A
3/20/85 B
3/21/85 B
4/02/85 8
S/21/85 B
N B46
N B46
N B46
N K45
H 2 2/17/85 0 3 P U H45
H 2 6/02/85 0 3 P U H45
S 2 11/06/85 A 5 N
S 2
1/17/85
C
1
N
H 3
1/18/B5
B
1
N
H 2
1/19/85
c
1
N
S 2
1/19/65
A
3
N
H 2
1/30/85
c
3
N
S 2
2/05/85
A
4
E
H 2
2/08/e5
A
12
N
S 2
2/12/85
A
7
N
S 2
2/21/85
A
4
E
S 2
2/29/85
c
1
N
H 3
3/01/85
B
I
N
S 2
3/01/85
C
1
N
K45
H 3
3/02/85
8
1
N
K45
H 2
3/22/85
B
1
N
S 2
3/29/85
A
1
N
K45
H 2
3/30/85
A
1
N
K45
H 2
A/21/85
E
1
P F
H45
H 2
5/17/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/05/65
8
1
N
L40
H 2
6/13/85
A
16
N
H 2
8/08/85
A
19
N
S 2
8/14/95
A
13
N
H 2
9/06/65
A
1
N
S 2
9/16/65
A
3
N
S 2
11/20/65
B
3
U
C09
H 2
11/23/85
B
1
P P
T37
H 2
1/04/65
B
5
N
H 3
1/23/R5
B
1
N
H 2
1/28/85
A
1
N
981
S 2
8/22/65
c
1
N
H 2
8/23/85
B
5
N
H 1
8/24/85
C
1
N
S 2 7/30/85 B I P F
H 2 6/27/65 A 4 E
S 2 8/26/85 A 8 N
H 2 8/08/85 C 1 P F HOI
H 2 10/31/65 C 11 P P
8/07/85 B 1
H 2 3/09/85 8 1
H 2 8/22/65 A 15
H 3 11/12/85 C I
S 2 11/12/85 A 6
H 2 3/17/85 B II
6/06/85
7/10/65
11/07/85
11/07/85
N R30
N M97
S 2 6/07/85 A
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MONTHLY/A
N U U A L
1/01/85
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
SEE ALSO WATER POL
SEE ALSO WATER OUA
RECYCLING FIRM'S
SPECIAL POLICE T
SPECIAL TRAINING
TRAIN DERAILS NE
TOWN BOARD OKS S
TRUCK OVERTURNS:
CHLORINE LEAK IN
CONCERNS ARE RAI
CHLORINE LEAK SE
CHLORINE GAS LEA
TO ERR IS TO «IS
CHEHICALS ENOANG
CHEHICAL SPILL I
T TREATED AFTER
POLICE PROBE TOX
STATE. COMPANY W
CHEHICAL CO»P»NY
CHEHICAL SPILL
LEAK FOUND AT OL
TAINTED SOIL FOU
TEST WELLS ARE 0
CHEHICALS FOUNO
LUTION
LITY
compliance hit
eam will handle chehical spills
gives team nfeoed safety edge
ar kittrell: chlorine tanker overturns
ewer agreement
x-ray chehicals spille0
luhberton called no threat
sed about pesticioe temik
nos z2 to hospital
k probe continues
INFORM
ER ALL
NJURES SEVEN
CHEHICAL SPILLS
IC CHEHICAL SPILL
ORK ON CLEANUP AT CHEHICAL PLANT
IS FINEO
0 GE PLANT
NEAR PARK
RILLEO ON GE S ITE
IN GE TEST WELLS
CHEHICAL WAST
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO ■
SEE ALSO S
SEE ALSO S
SEE ALSO W
NEwSPAPS
CONGRESS
EPA 'PRE
PUBLIC E
APPEALS
HIGH-TEC
NO DANGE
CHEHICAL
CHEMICAL
FIRM SET
LEAK FOU
TAINTED
TEST WEL
E OISPOSAL
AZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
UCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
EWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. OURhah
EWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
ASTE DISPOSAL
R SAYS CHEMICAL WASTES BURIED IN LANDFILL
MAN ASKS ARMY TO REMOVE HALLUCINOGENIC CHEMICAL AGENT
PARING FOR WORST* ON WARFARE AGENT
XPERTISE FALSE ISSUE IN CHEMICAL -01 SCLOSU'E BILL
COURT UPHOLDS PROPERTY OWNER'S RIGHT To SUE OVER WASTES
H SAFETY QUESTIONED: PROFESSOR. OTHERS URGE STATE CAUTION
R OF LEAKS IN PARK, UNION CARBIOE OFFICIAL SAYS
S ENOANGER ALL
OUMPS AT CAMP LEJEUN5 ARE INVESTIGATED
TO CLOSE WASTE STORAGE PIPE
NO AT OLD GE PLANT
SOIL FOUNO NEAR PARK
LS ARE ORILLEO ON GE SITE
CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PRO
SEE ALSO UNIONS. OURHAH
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
JUDGE ORDERS PLANT TO CONTROL
MORE HAZAROOUS CHEMICAL ESCORT
ANOTHER TOXIC CHEMICAL SHIPHEN
RIGHT- TO-KNOW OROINANCE VOTE 0
COST LINKEO TO TOXICS LAW
ALLIED SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NORT
SPONSOR LAUDS RIGHT-TO-KNOW SI
OVERREGULATION AND RISKS FROM
CITY COUNCIL AOOPTS CHEMICALS
CHEMICAL RIGHT-TO-KNOW RULE NE
RIGHT-TO-KNOW STATUTES A MIXED
DURHAM GROUP WANTS TOXIC CHEMI
MAN BURNED WHILE MIXING CHEMIC
GOVERNOR RAPS PROPOSED BILL ON
PUBLIC EXPERTISE FALSE ISSUE I
HIGH-TECH SAFETY QUESTIONED: P
INDUSTRY ATTACKS TWO STUDIES L
CHEMICALS ENDANGER ALL
APPLE GROWERS SAY CHEMICAL PAN
SCHOOL CHEMICALS POSE DANGERS
LAWS mjkE TRADE SECRETS HARO T
DEADLINE NEAR FOR COMPLIANCE a
TOXICS DISCLOSURE FIGHT IS PRE
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNOEC
ON CHEMICAL SAFETY
GRAM
VAPORS
ED THROUGH N.C.
T IS TRUCKEO THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA
N COUNCIL'S AGENDA
H CAROLINA CHEMICALS
LL
CHEMICALS DEBATED
ORDINANCE
EDEO
PUBLIC BLESSING
CALS LIST
ALS
CHEMICALS
N CHEMICAL-DISCLOSURE BILL
ROFESSOR. OTHERS URGE STATE CAUTION
INKING CHEMICALS TO CANCER
COULD RUIN BUSINESS
0 KEEP — LAWYER
ITH NEW STATE CHEMICALS LAW
OICTED
IDEO
chemicals. health effects
indians want bhopal plant red' ened
list of toxic chemicals sought: union carbioe asked to inform durham
benzene stuoy shows genetic effects in rats
chemical institute has °ut credibility issue 9ehin0 it
institute's priorities are changing
who office seeks safe use of chemicals
chemistry
see also duke univ. 0ept. of chemistry
awards to be offered chemistry teachers
chemists
f.lion to give chemistry lecture
chemotherapy
see also cancer
remarkable story of long ano difficult medical "attle
young cancer patients ease into therapy
duke's bone marrow program helps in treating other cancers
POWERFUL DRUGS may -inn RISK =0R NURSES
CANCER THERAPY IS SCARY AND TEDIOUS
CHEMTRONICS INC.
CONGRESSMAN ASKS ARMY TO REMOVE HALLUCINOGENIC CHEMICAL AGENT
EPA 'PREPARING FOR WORST' ON WARFARE AGENT
WASTES FROM WARFARE CHEMICAL NEUTRALIZED. PREPARED FOR MOVE
CHEROKEE. N.C.
DOT TO HONOR PROMISE TO CHERCKEES
STATE TO M»KE ROAD TO CHEROKE? FOUR-LANE HIGHWAY
•CHIEF' PREDICTS CHEROKEE TOURIST SEASON may SET RECORO
CHEROKEE COUNTY, N.C.
CHEROKEE COUNTY PROSECUTOR TO SEEK VOTE-BUYING INDICTMENT
CHEROKEE COUNTY DEPUTY INDICTED IN VOTING PROBE
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN N.C. VOTE-BUYING CASE
SHERIFF PLEAOS GUILTY TO VOTE-BUYING
SHERIFF PLEADS GUILTY
WIFE OF FORMER SHERIFF IN CHEROKEE IS NOMINATED TO FINISH HIS TERM
CHEROKEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS. N.C.
DOT TO HONOR PROMISE To CHERO<EES
INDIAN TO SHARE NATIVE CULTURE
INOIAN FASHIONS FEATUREO
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CHEROKEE NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C ACCIDENTS
CONSULTANT SAYS DUKE POWER SHTULD CUT RATES H80 MILLION
EARL OWENSBY NEGOTIATING TO BUY NUCLEAR PLANT SITE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
CHERRY POINT MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
SEE ALSO U.S. MARINE CORPS
MARINE JET CRASHES NEAR SPARTANBURG
MARINE PILOT MISSING AFTER JET CRASH
POLICE COME TO RESCUE OF MARINE
CHESHIRE AND PARKER ILAW FIRM!
OECISION DUE ON SCHOOL LAW FI1H
ORANGE SCHOOLS HIRE LOCAL LAW FIRM
BOARO OF EDUCATION HIRES LAW FIRM FOR SCHOOL SYSTEM
CHESS
SEE ALSO GAMES
DURHAM RESIDENT NAMED N.C. CHESS CHAMPION
NANCE BECOMES CHESS CHAMPION
AFFABLE CHESS CHAMPION SAYS GAME -A WORK OF ART*
CHESSON REALTORS
CHESSON REALTY OWNER OPTIMISTIC ON GROWTH
MS. TRACEY GOETZ BUYS CHESSON REALTY COMPANY
CHESTERFIELO AVE.
COUNCIL OEFERS ACTION ON CLOSING OF AVENUE
NEIGHBORS SEEK TO BLOCK HOTFL
CHEWING TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SURGEON GENERAL ASKED TO INVESTIGATE OAN&ERS OF SNUFF AND CHEWING...
•...NO LINK BETWEEN HOUSEHOLO FIRES AND CHEWING TOBACCO..." ICARTOONI
PASS THE SPITTOON. PLEASE
RFYNOLOS TO OROP CHEWING TOBACCO
SMOKELESS TOBACCO LINKED TO HIGH BLOOO PRESSURE
REYNOLDS SELLS 10 OF ITS BRANDS
PANEL OKS BILL ON SMOKELESS LEAF WARNINGS
PEOIATRICIANS: BAN SNUFF, CHEWING TOBACCO ADS
CHEWNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
CHEWNING NAMES HONOR STUOENTS
ATTENTION TO OETAIL
DISMISSEO VETERAN TEACHER LO SF S IN APPELLATE COURT
CHEWNING RELEASES NAMES OF HONOR ROLL STUOENTS
JILL MCCORKLE'S FICTION WOWS JR. HIGH CLASS. BEEPS AND ALL
CHEWNING WINNERS
CHEWNING NAMES HONOR ROLL
STUDENTS MAKE HONOR ROLL AT CHEWNING
MAN FINOS TIRES GONE FROM AUTO
CHEWNING JR. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SOFTBALL
TRIANGLE CONFERENCE CHAMPS
CHI OMEGA
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD FOR WOMEN
SEMANS GETS AWARD FOR SERVICE FROM SORORITY CHAPTER AT UNC
MRS. SEMANS GETS AWARD FOR SERVICE
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
N.C. RANKS 2ND IN CHICAGO-STYLE ELECTION PROBES
CHICAGO BEARS
BEAR A LA CARTE
CHICAGO BULLS
DAILEY, JORDAN HELP BULLS SHOOT DOWN BUCKS
SHOE-IN FOR ROOKIE HONORS
FEAR OF FAILURE: JORDAN WAS AFRAID HE COULDN'T FULFILL.
JOROAN NAMED NBA'S ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
JORDAN SURVIVES NBA'S TEST
JORDAN'S 'SENIOR GAME' CHOCK-FULL OF QUESTIONS
MICHAEL JOROAN ENJOYING RAVE REVIEWS IN THE NBA
BANKS ENJOYS NEW ROLE WITH BULLS
JORDAN GETS AMBUSHED AS COACHES EJECTED
CHICANOS
SEE HISPANICS
SEE MEXICAN-AMERICANS
CHICK-FIL-A (DURHAM BUSINESS)
BARBEE WINS SCHOLARSHIP
THE CHICKEN (FORMERLY KNOWN AS KGB CHICKEN OF SAN OIEGOI
TRAOITION CHICKENS OUT
PIRATES SCRATCH EARLY. HOLD OFF BULLS
CHICKEN BRIDGE
CHICKEN BRIDGE: 'POULTRY-GEI ST S • ANO LANO SHARKS
CHICKEN BRIDGE: NEIGHBORHOOD REGRETS ITS DEMISE
CHICKENS
SEE ALSO POULTRY INOUSTRY
•HONDA HIP," 'CHICKEN PACKER'S HANOS' DISCOVERED
CHICKEN COOKING
CHICKEN'S POPULARITY IS CLOSING IN ON THE SACRED COW
CHICKENS BY THE POTFUL
PULLET SHOW FRIDAY
CHILD ABANDONMENT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. DURHAM
BABY FOUNO ABANDONED
CHILD A8USE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BATTEREO WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABANDONMENT
SEE ALSO CHILD MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. MuROER
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
CHILD ABUSE REPORTS MAY BE 'TIP OF ICEBERG-
TALKING WITH ABUSED CHILD BEGINS THERAPEUTIC PROCESS
10K ROAD RACE TO RAISE MONEY FOR PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE
BOARD RULES ON CHILD PUNISHMENT
PANEL: stronger laws needed on child abuse
WHAT TO DO?
..EXPECTATIONS
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N CHILD VICTIMIZATION
CHILD ABUSEt N.C.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY FAMILY
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION 0
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. CHILO A5USE PROGRA
JORDAN SAYS HF WILL CREATE COM
LT. GOVERNOR URGES LAWMAKERS T
MORAL MAJORITY STARTS PROGRAM
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FEL
SOLICITATION USING FEWEL GIRL'
PANEL: STRONGER LAWS NEEOEO ON
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN
LEGISLATOR ABONOONS 'DUMMY' B[
ROYALL OFFERS CHILO IDENTIFICA
CHILO ABUSE BILL RAISES OUESTI
LAW STUOENTS HELP ABUSEO CHILD
BILL PROPOSES UNIFORM RULES FG
PROSECUTORS. DEFENSE ATTORNEYS
LAST-MINUTE BILLS ARE FILED ON
MISSING CHILOREN CENTER BILL H
SENATOR OUESTIONS BILLS REGULA
LAW TO PROTECT CHILOREN MAY IN
THE WELL-INTENTIONED BILL THRE
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL T
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING OAY-CAR
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S «I]
MOTHER WANTS TRIAL OF 13-YEAR-
OEATH PENALTY URGEO FOR KILLE*
TEEN RULED A DELINQUENT IN SH3
FATHER KILLEO: YOUTH GETS PROB
OILAUOIO ORUG BILL IS ATTACKED
BILL WOULD PAR COMMISSIONERS F
ANTI-SPANKING BILL HINOERED BY
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND IN MUROER
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT
DOTTIE m»rtin WILL LEAD GROUP
children's issues and partisan
5 sentenced to jail terms afte
chilo abuse leaves scars for l
state doctors called leaders i
n.c. doctors lead in child abu
two given life terms in sexual
woman indicted on abuse charge
day-care worker chargeo with a
more attention to chilo abuse
child abuse in schools
75-year-old helo on sex charge
abused children neeo protectio
juoge says protecting children
jury selected for huroer trial
officers: girl found dying in
panel seeks to improve aid to
administrator charged in »busc
ouestions of freedom
day-care worker enters plea: j
not cruel. not atrocious?
parents suing day-care center
child abuse, u.s.
see also battereo women
see also chilo abuse. durham
see also child abuse, n.c.
see also chilo molestation
see also chilo neglect
see also chiloren. murder
see also oomestic violence
see also family structure
see also infanticide
see also murder, u.s.
see also sexual assaults
assist, oon't punish aids victims
multi-personalities common
smut and chilo abuse
child aovocacy
see also governor's aovocacy cojncil on children and youth
see also n.c. child aovocacy institute
see also n.c. senate committee 3n children ano youth
joroan names chairman of committee on chiloren
lt. governor urges lawmakers to look out for children's good
children's needs first
chilo abuse increases during holiday season
child advocacy commission
MITTEE TO DEAL WITH CHILD ABUSE...
0 LOOK OUT FOR CHILDREN'S GOOO
TO HELP FIND MISSING CHILOREN
ONY CHILD ABUSE
S NAME CALLED LEGITIMATE
CHILD ABUSE
MURDER SENTENCES
LLS ON EOUCATION
TION LEGISLATION
ONS ABOUT DISCIPLINE
REN
R FOSTER CARE
DISAGREE OVER VIDEOTAPE BILL
CHILD-RELATEO ISSUES
ITS SNAG
TING FARMLAND VALUE
FRINGE ON SOME CIVIL LIBERTIES
ATENS CIVIL LIBERTIES
0 ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY
E WORKERS PRAISED. ASSAILED
EOTAPEO TESTIMONY
OLD SON TO BE PUBLIC
S OF PREGNANT WOMEN
OTING OF FATHER
AT ION IN SHOOTING
AS UNFAIR
ROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOAROS
CONSERVATIVES — LEGISLATOR
CASE
'TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FOR .. .BUSI NESS
TO COMBAT CHILD MISTREATMENT
SHIP HIGHLIGHT 1985 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
R PLEAS
IFE
N DETECTING ABUSE OF CHILDREN
SE BATTLE
-ASSAULT CASES
BUSE
URGED
N
IS 'SAVING OUR OWN LIVES'
OF MAN IN DEATH OF OAUGHTER,
CAR SEAT
VICTIMS OF OOMESTIC VIOLENCE
REPORT CASE
UOGE ORDERS PROBE OF CENTER
OWNERS
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N N U A L I N 0 E X
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S U B J E
CHILD ADVOCACY PANEL SETS ANNJAL LUNCHEON
CHILD AOVOCACY LEAOEftS
CHILD ABUSE INCREASES AT ALARMING RATE
END CHILD ABUSE ANO NEGLECT
CHILD ANO PARENT SUPPORT SERVICES
PUPPETS TELL CHILDREN WHAT SECRETS NOT TO KEEP
CHILO CARE
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENOENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO OURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO LATCHKEY CHILDREN
SEE ALSO N.C. DAY CARE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF CHILD DAY CARE LICENSING
SEE ALSO PATERNITY LEAVE
SEE ALSO RESPITE CARE
WHEN SCHOOLS CLOSE, PARFNTS IM A RIND
RELIEF'S IN SIGHT FOR WORKING PARENTS WITH SICK CHILD»EN
DAY-CARE DEBATE A GOOD WAY TO INSTIGATE CHANGE
LT. GOVERNOR URGES LAWMAKERS TO LOOK OUT FOR CHILDREN'S G
DTI HOLOING DAY-CARE CONFERENCE
CHILD CARE NETWORKS EXPANDS T3 HILLSBOROUGH
EARLY EDUCATION TOPIC OF MEETING
CONFERENCE ON DAY CARE. EARLY EOUCATION OPENS TONIGHT
SHAREO KNOWLEDGE HELPS
SENATOR URGES CONSOLIDATION OF DAY CARE INTO ONE AGENCY
PRE-SCHOOLS BEAR SCRUTINY
CHILO CARE A PROBLEM? AGENCY OFFERS GUIOANCE
ANNUAL MEETING
CHI LD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO AOULT DAY CARE
SEE ALSO CRISIS INTERVENTION PRO
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO DURHAM DAY CARE COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM NURSERY SCHOOL A
SEE ALSO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHU^
SEE ALSO KIDS IN THE NEIGHBORHOO
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., NU*
SEE ALSO N.C. DAY CARE ASSOCIATI
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, CHILD CA
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, DURHAM, CHILO
SUBSTITUTES NEEOEO FOR CHILD-C
NOT MUCH SUPPORT EXPECTED FOR
BOARD GRANTS USE PERMITS
DAY-CARE DEBATE' A GOOO WAY TO
PAY EOUITY STUDY CALLED AN EXE
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN
LEGISLATORS DFBATE LIABILITY F
DUKE STUOENTS STUOY 'LIFE IN 1
PARENTS SUE CHURCH OVER GIRL'S
FEOERAL SUPPORT FOR DAY-CARE P
COUNTY KEEPING PRE-SCHOOL PRO;
COUNTY SCHOOLS GIVE DAY CARE C
SUPERINTENDENT, PARENTS OISAGR
REPRIEVE IS WARRANTEO FOR SCHO
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESS
OAY CARE SATISFACTORY
OAY-CARE EXPANSION OK ■ D
THE WELL-INTENTIONEO BILL THRE
BILL ON OAY CARE REORGANIZATIO
WORKING MOMS IN NEEO OF CHILO
COMMITTEE MAKES CHANGES IN PR?
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW S
STUDY: ACADEMICALLY ORIENTED D
STUOY: ACADEMIC DAY CARE MAKES
RAINFALL IS NEIGHBOR'S PROBLEM
AFTER SCHOOL CARE AVAILABLE
CHILD-CARE GUIDE IS NOW AVAILA
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IS MAJOR
OAY CARE HERPES FEARS RELIEVED
SOLON: CASE SHOWS NEEO FOR CHE
OFFICIALS PROBE 2 CASES OF SAL
LIST OF DAY-CARE SUBSTITUTES *
WOMAN INOICTED ON ABUSE CHARGE
DAY-CARE WORKER CHARGED WITH A
UNC STUDY: OAY CARE A BOON FO*
DAY CARE UNIT SET NEAR PARK
UNC STUDY: OAY-CARE HELPS YOUN
■QUALITY OAY CARE' COULD PROVE
CHURCHES ADORESSING OAY-CARE P
THIS IS A JOB SHE COULONT RES
CHILO-CARE PROGRAM OESERVES CO
DAY-CARE PROPOSAL RANKLES RESI
N.C. OAY CARE SPANKING ISSUE I
SPANKING AT DAY-CARE CENTERS T
CHILDREN RELATE TO HER WELL
NO PLACE FOR SPANKING IN DAY-C
GROUP DEBATES NURSERY SPANKING
OAY-CARE SPANKING REJECTED
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT WRONG
SPANKING DECISION SPLITS ON PA
CHILD ABUSE ALLEGED AT DAY-CAU
DAY-CARE HEAO, EX-WORKERS CHA5
CHILDREN AREN'T FOR HITTING
TAR HEEL PRESCHOOLERS GET BETT
EX-DAY CARE WORKER CHARGEO WIT
STATE WANTS OAY-CARE OPERATION
CHURCH WILL CLOSE CENTER FOR C
OAY-CARE CENTER CLOSES
OAY-CARE WORKER ENTERS PLEA: J
N.C. BUDGET CLAUSE CAUSES WOES
PARENTS SUING OAY-CARE CENTER
RTY LINES 1CART00NI
E CENTER
GEO WITH CHILD ABUSE
ER PROTECTION
H ABUSE
SHUT DOWN
HILDREN
UOGE ORDERS PROBE OF CENTER
OWNERS
CHILD CARE CENTERS, CHURCH OPERATE")
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
CHURCH-RUN DAY CARE KEP IN BILL ON NEW REGULATIONS
CHILO CARE CENTERS, FEES
LAWMAKERS MUST WEIGH OAY-CARE COSTS, QUALITY
CHILD CARE CENTERS, INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
INSURANCE COMPANIES CANCELING COVERAGE OF OAY-CARE CENTERS
CHILD CARE CENTERS, LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CHILD OAY CARE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF CHILO OAY CARE LICENSING
DAY-CARE DEBATE A GOOO WAY TO INSTIGATE CHANGE
OPERATORS SAY REGULATION PROPOSALS COULO CLOSE SMALL DAY-CARE CENTERS
BILLS SEEK CHANGES IN OAY-CARE CENTER REGULATIONS
KIRK SAYS STATE WON'T LOBBY FOR MORE FEDERAL FUNOS
ROYALL'S BILL RENEWS QUESTIONS ON MARTIN'S PROPOSALS
STATE'S NEW OAY-CARE BILLS FALL INTO THREE CATEGORIES
STRONGER DAY CARE FULES ARE DEBATED AT HEARING
LAWMAKERS MUST WEIGH DAY-CARE COSTS. QUALITY
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STATE OAY CARE AGENCY KEEPS BA
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HOME OAY CARE TOPIC OF MEETING
CHILO CARE A PROBLEM? AGENCY OFFERS GUIDANCE
CHILD CUSTOOY _
SEE ALSO ALIMONY
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
COURT OVERTURNS CONTEMPT FINDINGS
WARRANT ISSUED FOR KUWAITI MAN WHO TOOK DAUGHTER OUT OF COUNTRY
GUILFORD SHERIFF SAYS BOMB THAT DESTROYED VEHICLE MAY HAVE BEEN INTENDED
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL COOE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
BUSINESS POLITICAL DONATIONS VOTED OOWN BY STATE HOUSE
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N.C. COUPLE FIGHTS OOOS TO FINO SON
CHILO DAY-CARE LICENSING COMMISSION
SEE N.C. CHILD OAY CARE COMMISSION
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FRANK PORTER GRAHAM CHILO DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SUMMER INSTITUTE TO STUOY EFFECTS OF POLICY DECISIONS ON CHILDREN
CHILD IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILO SAFETY
SEE ALSO FINGERPRINTS
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR MISSING
SEE ALSO N.C. MISSING CHILDREN'S
SEE ALSO PROTECT-A-CHILO
CHILO FINGERPPINTING SILL RAISES OUESTIONS
HOW MUCH ARE OUR CHILOREN WORTH?
PAC KITS WORTH EVERY PENNY
CHILO I.O. PROGRAMS SET
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CHILO ID PROGRAMS SCHEDULED
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN DAY-CARE CENTERS
CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTING PR03RAM PLANNEO
CHILO LABOR
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
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CHILD LABOR LAWS
SEE ALSO LABOR LAWS
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AND EXPLOITED CHILOREN
INFORMATION CENTER
CHILD MOLESTA
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preventing sexual abuse of chi
greensboro school principal in
puppets tell children what sec
durham man makes court appeara
learning about child abuse
28-year-old accused of assault
legislator urges shift of miss
2 brothers indicted on sex c ha
children's testimony bill oeba
prosecutorst defense attorneys
man gets 6-year term on sex of
burke gospel raoio show host :
man pleads guilty to sex charg
•touch1 is the subject
law to protect children may in
juoge orders release of files
the well-intentioned bill thr
man sentenced for chilo porno:
stuoy sought on children's v id
man charged in alcohol death 3
lower bono denieo in chilo-abu
judge refuses to lower bono in
two more charged with molestin
attempted murder charge filed
lab report: hairs in car match
wake man charged with molestin
durham grand jury inoicts oeve
ch1l0-apuse crackdown nets man
juoge doubles bono for assault
oottie martin will lead group
bono doubleo in abuse case
junior high principal acouitte
5 sentenced to jail terms afte
indecent liberties plea gets 5
campbell gets 5-year term on m
woman charged with sexually ab
marine convicted for assaultin
n.c. state university diving c
teen charged with break-in
camp caretaker sentenced to 01
judge refuses to reduce bono 0
turner refused bono reouction
durham prosecutors. chilo advo
plea-bargains neeoed in child
solon: case shows neeo for che
worker at stokes camp charged
officials: camp permit was i ss
two given life tephs in sexual
teacher sentenced for fondling
judge says state breaks treat"
man charged with offenses
state agrees to sex offenders
young sfx offenders neeo treat
sobbing chilo molester draws 4
plea deal nets 40 years
labarre sets release rules: or
rape trauma court test in n.c.
police. courts need help again
73-year-old held on sex charge
man faces incest, assault char
youth pleads guilty to indecen
man receives life sentence on
sexual chilo abuse crackoown s
man faces multiplf charges. ii
juoge charges psychologist wit
man inoicteo in alamance on se
abused children neeo protectio
doctor convicted in assault ca
protection of chiloren a grave
minister charged with taking i
pianist gets jail term for abu
man helo on charges involving
letter writer's finoings confl
mother sentenced to life for s
mother who got life hao reject
sexual crimes alleged
man held on assault
LDREN IS PANEL TOPIC
OICTED ON INDECENT LIBERTIES. ASSAULT.
RETS NOT TO KEEP
NCE ON SEX CHARGES
ING CHILD
ING CHILDREN CENTER
RGES
TEO
DISAGREE OVER VIDEOTAPE BILL
FENSE COUNTS
HARGEO WITH INOECENT LIBERTIES
E
FRINGE ON SOME CIVIL LIBERTIES
ATENS CIVIL LIBERTIES
RAPHY
EOTAPED TESTIMONY
F GIRL
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CASE INVOLVING SEX CHARGES
G 6-YEAR-OLD CHILO
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G YOUTH
LOPER. FORMER OFFICER
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CHARGES
TO COMBAT CHILD MISTREATMENT
D OF SEX CHARGES
R PLEAS
YEARS
ORALS CHARGE
USING 4-YEAR-OLD
G DAUGHTER
OACH FACING INOECENT LIBERTIES CHARGE
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N MAN ACCUSED OF SEX CRIMES
CACY GROUP AT OOOS
ABUSE CASES
CKS
WITH TAKING INOECENT LIBERTIES
UEO BY MISTAKE
-ASSAULT CASES
STUOENT
ENT LAW
PROGRAM
MENT; LAWYER TO PUSH STATE
0-YEAR PRISON TERM AFTER PLEA
DER CREATES GUIDELINES FOR JUVENILE CASES
BRINGS THREE DIFFERENT DECISIONS
ST CHILD SEX ABUSE
GES
T ACT
SEX CHARGES
TILL ON DESPITE PLEAS
50.000 BONO
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X CHARGES
N
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RESPONSIBILITY
NDECENT LIBERTIES WITH CHILD
SE
CHILD ABUSE
ICT WITH OTHERS
EXUAL CHILD ABUSE
ED PROBATION
CHILD NEGLECT
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE, U.S.
DEATH PENALTY URGED FOR KILLERS OF PREGNANT WOMEN
END CHILO ABUSE AND NEGLECT
CHILO PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PORNOGR
LUCAMA MAN IS
TWO WILSON MEN
INOECENT LIBER
MAN PLEAOS NOT
CHILD- PORNOGRA
JORDAN SAYS HE
AOS MAY BE TEL
MISSING, EXPLO
LAST-MINUTE 81
MISSING CHILDR
LAW TO PROTECT
MAN SENTENCED
PANFL CONSIDER
RIGHTS EXECUTI
QUESTIONS OF F
GASTONIA CHILD
PHOTOGRAPHER C
SMUT ANO CHILO
APHY
INOICTED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY
ENTER GUILTY PLEAS
TIES COUNTS BRING PRISON SENTENCES
GUILTY TO MAIL COUNTS
PHERS DESERVE HARSHEST PENALTY
WILL CREATE COMMITTEE TO DEAL WITH CHILD ABUSE...
LING YOU MORE THAN YOU THINK: SCIENTISTS SAY PORN...
ITED CHILDREN CENTER SOUGHT
LLS ARE FILED ON CH IL D-REL A TEO ISSUES
EN CENTER BILL HITS SNAG
CHILOREN MAY INFRINGE ON SOME CIVIL LIBERTIES
FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
S ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY BILL
VE SAYS OPPONENTS PUSH TO" HARO
RE6D0M
PORN INVESTIGATION OISCOVERS 250 TEEN GIRLS INVOLVEO
HARGEO WITH CHILO PORNOGRAPHY
ABUSE
chilo-proof containers
clippeo comments
chilo prostitution
see also prostitution
senate panel oks bill on pr0n3graphv presecution
Child psychiatry
see also children, emotionally oisturbeo
see also chiloren. suicioes
see also ouke univ. meoical center. chilo psychiatry
see also mental health
see also n.c. council of chilo psychiatry
see also n.c. memorial hospital, chilo psychiatry
see also psychiatrists, n.c.
see also psychiatrists. u.s.
see also psychiatry
ourham officials eye children's services
group seeks to identify 0epre5sed students
report links social pressures. teen suicide
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ER BROOK**
CHLO-SAFETY SEATS
FAMILIES
ST^MNT LAWS
HILO S»FETT-SEAT LAW
LLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
TOUGHENED. SENT TO HOUSE
ILD RESTRAINT BILL
EO HIS CAREER AS ROOKIE PATROLMAN
LS DEBATED
IS A NO-NO-
FULL SENATE
SURES ADVANCE
N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
0 SAFETY SEATS
ULD PROTECT 10,000 MORE KIDS
IN EFFECT IN N.C.
•TIL NEXT YEAR IJ'JNE 51 FOR ... 8USI NESS
G- STATE'S NEW CHILO RESTRAINT LAW
PAIGN ON CHILD RESTRAINTS
OLICE
CH ON SEAT SELT USE
MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
is aggression bad for boys?
child rearing
see also early chilohoop education
unc call-in service is for parents
no simple answer to suicide
•latchkey-children" concern p»e"ature. unc-g stuoy says
s->y chiloren usually are sociable adults
•kiddie health spas' attract tjts. parents
child restraint seats
see also infant safety seat loan
see also seat belts
13 communities to get state's
infant-safety seats loaned to
life-saving generosity
00u9le your chances
bill filed to stiffen child re
miller offers bill to expand :
bill on child safety seats s ta
slowdown a good sign
miller's child-restraint bill
good habits begin early
two graves in path of project
state house passes stronger ch
Durham chamber outlines issues
highway patrol commander start
do you love your kids?
child safety and seat belt bil
sorry for farhe's. sut tobacco
chilo restraints 3ill sent to
seat belt, child-restraint »ea
tougher restraint law ok'd
help available for buying ch il
children worth seat law
seat belt law could save lives
unc researcher projects law co
new child-restraint law is now
figures back safety seats
legislators go hone: it's wait
cary wan chargeo with v10latin
buckle up to save lives
campaign to pro-0te seat-belt
POLICEMEN PLAN ACT OF LOVE Cam
3UCKLE-UP RSwARDS PLANNED BY o
durham police use right approa
infant car seats neeoeo
child safety
see also Child identification programs
SEE ALSO Safety
SEE ALSO SAFETY HAVEN
TEACH CHILO TO SCREAM
KARATS CLASS TEACHES CHILOREN HOW TO AVOID MANY PITFALLS
SAFETY HAVEN UNOER WAY
CHAPEL HILL EYEING 'SAFETY HAVENS' FOR PROTECTION OF TOWN'S CHILDREN
■SAFETY HAVEN' PROGRAM ego CHILDREN INTRODUCED
COST OUESTIONING VALIO
PRECAUTIONS CAN HELP TO PREVENT CHILD POISONINGS
GROUP PLANNING CHILDREN'S HAVENS
DO YOU LOVE YOUR KIOS?
MARTIN TO JOIN REAGAN IN HONORING CONTRIBUTORS TO CHILD SAFETY PLANS
WHITE HOUSE CEREMONY HELD ON CHILD SAFETY
CHILD SAFETY APPLAUDED
CHILD SAFETY ANO SEAT BELT SILLS DEBATED
39 OFFERS RECEIVEO FOR SAFETY HAVENS
CHILOREN WORTH SEAT LAW
CRUSAOE FOR MISSING CHILDREN STIRS ANXIETY
41 'HAVENS' OFSIGNATEO
CHILD-SAFETY plan DESIGNATES HAVENS
FIGURES BACK SAFETY SEATS
BATTERIES. HOLIOAY DECORATIONS CAN POSE HAZARD TO CHILDREN
CHILO SNATCHING
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING. DURHAM
GREENSBORO GIRL TAKEN TO KUWAIT IN CHILD- SNATCHING
CHILO SUPPORT
SEE ALSO AID TO FAMILIES WITH DE
SEE ALSO OURham COUNTY OEPT. OF
SEE ALSO PATERNITY SUITS
NO-NONSENSE CHARLOTTE KEEPS W
OURham BETTERS RECORO COLLECTI
VARIED ARTICLES DRAW COMMENTS
COURT PLANS CHILD SUPPORT DAYS
COURT TACKLING DELAYS IN CHILO
CHANGES AID CHILO S'JPPORT
TAYLOR LOSES SUPPORT CASE
UNC STUDY: FATHERS COULD BE pa
child support increase ex=ects
bills on submerged land claims
more child support cases prose
supporting the children
COMPUTER "«r help WITH CHILD S
DURHAM JUDGES ISSUE STRICTER »
JUOGE HEARING NON-SUPPORT CASE
SPECIAL WEEK PAYS OFF
DURHAM CHILD-SUPPORT WEEK SUCC
COUNTY COURT NAILS FATHERS LAT
DEAOBEAT DAOS TOLD: PUT UP OR
JUDGE IS COMMENDED
CHILD-SUPPORT payments SHOULD
BILL WOULD GIVE OURham STM OIS
good job on child-support enfo
n5- chief judge loves his job
new court rules to speed up ca
2nd child-support week in durj
juoges laud tougher law on ch!
new u.s. law will help get su»
trooper kills wife. self afte'
state beholden after false iip
child-support law having unint
support ruling overturned
oeaobeat oaos should pay up
not all moms are saints
SOME moms ARE DEAD8EATS
SERIOUS FLAWS STILL SEEN IN CH
CHILD SUPPORT CRACKDOWN NEEDS
SUBJECTS
S I T
E L Y
C PC- L P
H 2 9/05/95 3
1/09/95 C
2/04/95 A
5/05/85 A
6/29/95 B
10/11/55 A
H 3
1/01/35
C
7
N
H 2
l/04/»5
B
1
N
S 2
1/04/85
A
40
E
H 2
1/13/35
0
1 P F
C19
S 2
2/15/35
A
1
N
H 2
2/16/RS
B
1 P N
L40
H 2
2/29/95
A
9
N
S 2
3/02/35
A
4
E
H 2
3/OT/S5
B
1
N
L40
S 2
3/09/95
A
4
E
H 2
3/12/35
C
I
N
= 61
H 2
3/13/95
A
10
N
L40
S 2
3/14/95
C
1
N
C60
H 1
3/27/35
c
1
» F
H 2
4/12/»5
A
4
L
H 2
5/02/35
c
10
N
H 2
5/06/95
c
3
N
H 2
5/09/95
A
15
N
H 2
5/16/95
8
1
N
L40
" 2
5/22/95
c
1
N
L40
S 2
5/23/95
A
1
N
C60
S 2
5/2T/P5
A
4
E
S 1
6/26/95
c
1
N
H 2
6/27/85
B
2
N
U90
H 2
7/D2/95
B
5
N
S 2
7/15/95
A
4
E
H 2
7/19/85
A
1 P N
h 2
7/31/85
A
3
N
S 2
3/24/55
A
4
E
S 2
9/26/»5
A
1
N
A47
S 2
9/27/95
A
4
L
H 2
9/29/95
c
1
N
M51
5 2
9/30/95
A
4
E
H 2
11/27/85
A
4
L
2/12/85
2/17/95
3/09/85
3/12/95
3/13/95
3/16/e5
3/22/85
4/04/95
4/12/35
4/27/85
4/30/85
4/30/85
5/02/95
5/03/95
5/27/85
7/02/85
7/ll/«5
7/11/95
7/15/95
12/16/95
1
5
12
1
4
I
1
4
3
15
5
10
1
4
6
1
3
h 2 5/19/85 A 12
PENDENT CHILDREN
SOCIAL SERVICES. CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT
-SHOWS IN CHECK
NG CHILO SUPPORT
•SUPPORT CASES
YING MUCH MORE SUPPORT
0
OK'D BY HOUSE DESPITE CRITICISM
CUTED
UPPORT
ENALTIES IN CHILO SUPPORT CASES
S ONLY
ESSFUL
E IN PAYING CHILD SUPPORT
BE SHUT UP
EXCEED 1150.000 AFTER HEARINGS
TRICT COURT JUDGE
RCEMENT
SE HANOLING
am is SCHEDULED
LO SUPPORT
PORT Fj» CHILDREN
support hearing
riscinment
ended effect — senator
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MORE LEGISLATIVE HELP
S 2
1/02/85
A 4
E
S 2
1/15/85
A 1
N
J56
S 2
1/16/95
A 4
L
S 2
1/31/95
A 1
N
A47
h 2
2/01/85
3 1
P N
S82
S 2
2/07/35
A 4
E
H 2
2/22/35
A 9
P N
h 2
2/26/85
B 3
N
'MO
S 2
3/30/85
A 1
N
J56
h 2
5/22/35
A 3
N
S 2
6/11/95
A 1
N
A47
S 2
6/12/85
A 4
E
S 2
6/17/95
A 1
N
A47
S 2
6/25/95
A I
N
A47
h 2
6/26/95
A 10
N
S 2
6/29/95
A 4
E
S 2
6/29/95
A 3
N
A47
H 2
6/30/85
A 1
P N
S82
H 2
7/03/85
A 4
E
H 2
7/03/95
A 4
L
S 2
7/04/95
A 1
N
A47
H 2
7/09/85
e i
N
H 2
7/11/95
A 4
L
H 2
7/29/95
A I
P N
se2
H 2
3/12/95
A I
N
S82
S 2
9/13/95
C 1
N
A4?
H 2
9/21/95
A 3
N
S82
S 2
9/24/95
A 4
E
h 2
10/20/85
B 1
N
S 2
11/06/85
A 4
E
h 2
11/24/85
B 4
N
h 2
11/24/85
8 4
N
H 2
11/29/95
A 4
E
H 2
12/03/95
A 4
E
H 2
12/04/35
A 4
L
H 2
12/14/95
A 10
N
S 2
12/23/85
A 4
E
CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO AUTOS. CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO BIRTHS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. 09 STETR IC S-GYNECOLOGY
SEE also Durham county general hospital, birthing room
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 143
1/16/86
SEE ALSO FETUSES
SEE ALSO MIOWIFERY
SEE ALSO MULTIPLE BIRTHS
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO SINGLE MOTHERS
•DOCTOR RICE1 HELPSt BUT MOM DELIVERS HER FIRST - A BOY
HOSPITAL GUILD SEEKS BIRTHING ROOM FUNDS
SOME DOCTORS STOP DELIVERING BABIES
BABY OELIVERED AT GASTONIA FIRE STATION
HE JOKED ABOUT DELIVERING BABY BUT THEN HAD TO DO JUST THAT
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P 9YL
H 2 2/05/85 A 1 F A54
H 1 10/26/85 C 1 N H60
H 2 U/02/85 DAN
H 2 12/13/85 A 20 N
H 1 12/28/85 C 1 N
CHILDBIRTH, PARITIES
SEE ALSO MULTIPLE BIRTHS
SEE ALSO TEST TUBE BABY
VISIT TO CHAPEL HILL FERTILITY CLINIC LEADS TO BIRTH OF
MIRACLE CHILD' H 2 T/13/R5 A
CHILDREN
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN ANO YOUTH
SEE ALSO HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO SIAMESE TWINS
SEE ALSO TOT-FINOER STICKER
SEE ALSO TRIPLETS
SEE ALSO TWINS
WALK OR RIDE?
SPECIALIST TELLS HOW TO SURVIVE PARENTING
LITTLE HELPER
SHARE A LAUGH
HAVING FUN
SNUGGLY SNOWBALL
LOOK AT THAT!
SPRING IS HERE
IT'S SPRING-
CHILDREN BREAK GROUNO
ENJOY SUNSHINE
LINK HANOS ANO LOOK BOTH WAYS
BALANCING ACT
FIRST FISH
A SMILE FOR THE CAMERA
TOEING THE MARK
HAULING ANO LOADING
JUST LIKE LITTLE BEES. FROM FLOWER TO FLOWER
EASY OOES IT
TIRED TYKE
LITTLE LEARNERS
GATHERING BOUOUET
BALANCING ACT
WATER SPRITE
ALL SMILES
BUSY DAY
GOOD PALS
COOLING OFF
DAY IN THE PARK
A SLICE OF LIFE
AT GRANOMA'S HOUSE
HAVING A WAGONLOAO OF FUN
OVAL PARK PARADE
FUTURE eABE RUTH
EYE ON THE TARGET
PAPA'S PROTECTIVE HAND
PLAYS WITH WATER TOY
RADIO PROJECT FOR CHILOREN RECEIVES GRANT
THE YOUNG MASTERS
SCHOOL DAYS: 3 RS PLUS FASHION
CARD SHARK
TIFFANY ANO TINA TREE TALK
TWO FOR THE SEESAW
DAYDREAMING 0AY5
RELAXING BETWEEN GAMES
SCHOOL BREAK
A SMILE TO BRIGHTEN MONDAY
SO WET, SO GOOO!
GIANT CROOUET?
SKY WALKER
DANCING IN THE RAIN
BRAVING THE ELEMENTS
FUZZY OUCKLING A TOT'S OELIGHT
WORTH A STROLL
HALLOWEEN FUN
ALL OECKEO OUT
HIS OWN WORLD
RIDING IN STYLE
FANCY FINGERWORK
HOOPS SEASON
A PAIR OF SMILERS
HANGING OUT
NEW PROGRAM
FREE FLIGHT
SISTERS IN THE SUNSHINE
PARENTAL IMITATION
SWORO PLAY
IT'S REALLY TOUGH
WHICH WAY, PAR0NER7
HERE WE GO!
WAITING
A SHY VIOLET IN DECEMBER
GETTING HIS KICKS
CHRISTMAS WISHES
A CHORUS LINE?
CHRISTMAS EVE RIDE
A BIG DAY FOR KIDS. ..AFTER SANTA DROPS IN ON OURHAM FAMILIES AGAIN
FELINE FRIEND
A SMILE FOR MONDAY
LONG WALK
■MOTHER' TALK
CHILDREN, ACCIDENTS
SEE ACCIOENTS. CHILDREN
CHILDREN, ADVERTISING
SEE CHILOREN, TELEVISION C RADIO
CHILOREN, ART
SEE ALSO ART
CHILDREN'S ART CLASSES OFFERED
CHILDREN'S ART HERE C DOWN UNDER
YOUNG ARTISTS WIN AWARDS
LAOY LIBERTY
COBEY TO SPONSOR ART CONTEST
IT'S A WINNER
CHRISTMAS CARO TO FEATURE OURHAM S I XTH-GR AOER • S ART
CHILDREN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
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1/02/85
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1/04/85
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2/23/85
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2/26/85
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S
2
3/01/85
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H
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3/36/85
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3/09/85
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3/21/85
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3/30/85
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4/01/85
c <
p
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4/03/85
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4/05/85
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p
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H
2
4/22/85
A
p
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H
2
4/25/85
B
p
P
s
2
5/03/85
C
p
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C56
H
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5/14/85
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2
5/24/85
C
p
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H
2
5/26/85
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p
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5/28/85
C
p
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5/31/85
C
p
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s
2
6/03/85
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s
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6/03/85
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6/05/85
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2
6/06/85
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6/07/85
C
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6/19/85
C
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6/24/85
C 1
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6/25/85
C '
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6/27/85
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6/27/85
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H
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6/30/85
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p
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H
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7/04/85
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7/05/85
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7/08/85
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7/16/85
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7/19/85
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H
2
7/19/85
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7/26/85
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8/08/85
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8/11/85
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3/23/85
B 1
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2
8/28/85
B 1
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2
8/29/85
C 1
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H
2
9/09/85
B 1
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s
2
9/11/85
C 1
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9/17/85
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9/23/B5
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9/26/85
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10/26/85
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10/29/85
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11/01/85
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11/01/85
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11/14/85
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11/15/85
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11/16/85
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U/18/85
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11/19/85
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11/21/85
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11/25/85
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11/26/85
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11/27/85
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11/27/85
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11/30/85
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12/06/85
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12/17/85
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12/18/85
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12/20/85
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12/25/85
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2
12/26/85
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12/26/85
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12/27/85
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2
12/30/85
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12/31/85
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12/31/85
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/15
SUBJECTS
N F
P 0
1 T
L V
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PAGE 144
1/16/86
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
FREE ENTERPRISE
MARKET EXPANDS
CHILDREN. CANCER
HI it|8 hYl^EN. DISEASES^
lE!lt m MBOYEGETHS'^SH°^ME ?N,KHARO PETTY
l3IIet^-§ldlb^caw;?7! !!! ! EL Je
h AR^LO JaNCeITS1Jt?- ?5 K I aS Pha!R6 ^^
LIVER PATIENT. 3, GETS 12,600. FIREMAN'S HAT
Ft^f-GRA^e"^"^ LEUKEMIA AMAZES EXPERTS WITH WILL
ciScER THERAP? IS SCARY AND TFOIOUS
S ? 7/25/85 C I P P F70
S 2 7/30/85 All N K30
TO «IN
CH,S^EEALs8EfHVLS0REN. MURDER ^
SEE ALSO COMPASSIONATF FRIENDS
"IcHOof SHOULD NOT TEACH -DEATH CONCEPT-
CHAPEL HILL GIRL FOUNO HANGED
POLICF INVESTIGATE HANGING OF CHA
INFORMATION ON CAR SOUGHT «, IRL
CHAPEL HILL <)-YEAR-0L0
S OEATH
parents' advised' to tell truV -hen Vhilo ASKS ABOUT OEATH
FPHFSUS- PHONE CALLS discontinued
pSliceSbeueve girl kidnapped, killed
nIVghbSr-s'oog4 a'tt'acks! kills child in charlotte
^jRRHEAU5orrl"KitLER OF-CHILOREN
CH,hBcSblI2IS2Hah cancer rioc
al!8 07sE?Rsrs-,sIfTAHLS01RN!MES OF
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SEE ALSO MAKE-A-WISH FOUNOATION
VE LOST A CHILD
SPECIFIC OISEASESI
¥„|y ^Nt'tHE^BABY^OME^CHRISTMAS PRESENT
CHILDREN. DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
WORKSHOPS SCT
nis. N.C.. DRUG ABUSE
ET ON TEEN DRUG ALCOHOL 'BUSE
ER-S SUCCESS
chiloren, durham
hoveSEo5eS"Tpro golfers: thevre tough with short irons
BAREFOOT IN_THE PARK
DURhIm'.EnT DEA^H RATE HIGHER THAN N.C. AVERAGE
PAINTING. PLAYING IN THE PARK
JUST BEING JESSICA
YOUNG SWINGERS
BROTHERS !
S'iSlLT ?0e5*IGHTEN MONDAY
FLAG-WAVING FANS
A LITTLE ONE -N- ONE
OUT FOR A STROLL
BALANCING ACT
ITl^lcl^O* A LITTLE STA>
H^sias?*TSi£i?HiRE-s the ■««.■ "ORt
CH,SEEEALs8M.DOe^CEXci:SE-0?E8NALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSn CHILOREN. SUICIOES
SFE ALSO SCHOOL PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO WHITAKER SCHOOL
wmMmmimm -
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CPo8RJESETONH!E?CHi!18-GiFTiD CHILDREN SET
GIFTED STU0ENTS LOSING SOME AIO
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b?^? rRMA?HE-A?,^U?^0aL FACES DIFFICULTY
OUkI pfANSRTIP EXPANSION WITH GRANT
GIFTED-EDUCATION STUDY CALLED FOR
2/27/85 E 3
3/21/35 A 15
5/26/15 B A
7/36/85 C 1
9/27/85 B 16
8/28/85 C 1
8/29/85 B 1
9/14/85 C 1
9/14/85 C I
11/30/95 A
N 080
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12/31/85 A 11 P G
1/18/85
1/31/85
1/31/85
2/01/85
2/01/85
2/01/85
2/01/95
2/02/85
3/16/85
3/19/85
6/08/85 B
9/26/85 B
2/07/85 B
2/21/85 B
6/11/95 A
9/13/85 A 14
12/08/95 B 8
12/09/85 A 8
12/11/85 A 15
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1/02/85 8
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7/06/95 A
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6/19/95 3
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SUMMER VENTURES PROGRAM REVISED
OUKE TALENT PROGRAM IS AT TOP REGISTRATION
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Children, handica
SEE ALSO AUTIS
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO HANOI
SEE ALSO HEAOS
SEE ALSO LEARN
SEE ALSO MENTA
SEE ALSO N.t.
SEE ALSO RESPI
SEE ALSO SPECI
SEE ALSO SPINA
SEE ALSO UNIV.
PROJECT CHIL
DUKE APOLOGI
WORKSHOP SET
RIGHTS OF HA
OISCOURAGE P
CIVITAN PRES
JESSICA, 4.
VISUALLY IMP
PEDIATRICIAN
INCREASE CRI
WINNING SMIL
PUPPET TROUP
KIWANIS CLUPi
PARENTS BEST
SPECIAL CHIL
SARA BARKER
SPECIAL CHIL
PPEO
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M CITY SCHOOLS, RTTAROED £ HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
M COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
M COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED E HANDICAPPEO PROGRAMS
CAPPED
TART
ING DISABILITIES
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SOCIETY FOR AUTISTIC CHILOREN
TE CARE
AL EDUCATION
BIFIDA
OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DIVISlnN FOR DISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT
D FINO...I ADI
ZES: THEY FEARED FOR SON'S LIFE WHEN POWER WAS SHUT OFF
FOR PARENTS OF HANOICAPPED
NOICAPPEO CHILDREN ABUSEO
HONE PESTS
IOENT: CLUB HAS HELPED HANDICAPPEO
ADAPTING TO LIFE WITHOUT SIGHT
AIRED TOTS LEARN SELF-HELP SKILLS
URGES LETTER-WRITING DRIVE
PPLED CHILDREN AID
E
E SETS APPEARANCE
S GIFT TO PROVIDE PLAYGROUND FOR DISABLED CHILOREN
TEACHERS FOR HANDICAPPED, RESEARCH SHOWS
DREN NEED HELP
PROGRAM WELCOMEO AT SCHOOL
OREN HAVE ACCESS TO SCHOOL AREAS
LEARNING
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CHILDREN. HEA
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO P
CHILD AO
PEOIATRI
BENEFIT
DUKE HOS
PEDIATRI
SENATE 0
REYNOLOS
•KIDDIE
OAY-CARE
PARENTS
LTH CARE
HILOREN. OISEASES
HILDREN, STATE SERVICES
EALTH CARE
EDIATRIC FAMILY CENTER OF N.C.
VOCATES CALL FOR BETTER CARE
C CONFERENCE SET
PLANNED TODAY FOR 7-YEAR-OLO APEX BOY
PITAL STAFF "REALLY CARES ABOUT 'THE WHOLE PERSON-
C CARDIOLOGY MAKING GREAT STRIDES
KS SHOPLIFTERS* ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
" GRANT TO FUNO PROJECT FOR OENTAL HEALTH
HEALTH SPAS' ATTRACT TOTS, PARENTS
CENTER'S LICENSE REVOKEO; APPEAL PLANNED
SMOKING, CHILOREN WILL BE STUDIED
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CHILOREN, HYPERACTIVITY
HYPERACTIVITY: CHILOREN OFTEN MISDIAGNOSED MISTREATEO, UNC SPECIALIST SA H 2 5/18/85 A 9 N U80
CHILDREN, LEARNING
SEE ALSO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
CENTRAL TO USE COMPUTERS IN PROGRAM FOR 3-YEAR-OLDS
STUDY: ACADEMIC DAY CARE MAKES CHILOREN AGGRESSIVE
PARENTS BEST TEACHERS FOR HANDICAPPEO, RESEARCH SHOWS
POOR MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT HAMPERS SOME CHILDREN'S WRITING, EXPERT SAYS
CHILOREN, MENIALLY RETARDED
SEE CHILOREN, HANDICAPPEO
SEE LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE MENTALLY RETAROEO
CHILDREN, MURDER
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, DEATHS
SEE ALSO INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
SEE ALSO MUROER, U.S.
CHAPEL HILL GIRL FOUND HANGED
POLICE INVESTIGATE HANGING OF
INFORMATION ON CAR SOUGHT IN G
PARENTS ADVISED TO TELL TRUTH
POLICE BELIEVE GIRL KIONAPPEO,
POLICE HOTLINE TAKING CALLS ON
CHURCH MOURNS A BUYOUANT CHILD
HELP SOUGHT IN HOMICIDE
POLICE HOTLINE TAKING CALLS ON
PHONE CALLS POUR IN ON DEATH 3
HILLSBOROUGH HAN HELD IN GIRL'
CONSTRUCTION WORKER FACES CHAJ
SUSPECT CHARGED ON THREE DCUNT
MAN CHARGED IN GIRL'S OEATH HA
PAROLEE SEEMEO TO BE 'FINE-
MAN ACCUSEO IN GIRL'S DEATH PL
QUICK ARREST A COMFORT
POLICE CHECK POSSIBLE LINK BET
ATTEMPT ON FISHER'S LIFE REPOR
A COMMUNITY IN SHOCK
TEACH CHILD TO SCREAM
MAN IS CONVICTED OF KILLING 7-
FISHER NOT MOVING TO ORANGE JA
DELAY OF PROBABLE-CAUSE HEAR IN
ACCUSED KILLER OFF SUICIDE WAT
HEARING DELAYED FOR SUSPECT IN
MOTHER HELD FOR ARSON
MOTHER FACES MUROER CHARGE IN
HEARING WAIVED IN MUROER CASE
GRAND JURY HEARS FISHER CASE
GRAND JURY ISSUES MURDER INOIC
FISHER INDICTED IN GIRL'S SLAY
DA ASKED NOT TO SEEK EXECUTION
VANCE WOMAN SAYS MAN THREW BAD
SOME STATEMENTS IN PROBE OF BA
FALSE STATEMENTS CITED IN PRO"
FALSE STATEMENTS CITED IN van:
HENDERSON MOM CHARGED IN DEATH
MOTHER CHARGED IN SON'S DEATH
REIDSVILLE MAN CHARGEO WITH KI
LAB REPORT: HAIRS IN CAR MATCH
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUNO IN HURDER
JUDGE OROFRS MAN TRIED FOR SLA
FATHER INDICTED IN GIRL'S DEAT
JUDGE ALLOWS MURDER OEFENOANT
FISHER'S TRIAL FOR MUROER SET
NO NEW JURORS PICKED IN TRIAL
JURY SELECTED FOR FISHER TRIAL
FOSTER MOTHER GIVES TESTIMONY
DEFENSE LAWYER SAYS EVIOENCE A
WITNESS PLACES GIRL IN CAR WIT
CAR DRIVING AWAY FROM MURDER S
PROFESSOR TESTIFIES HE FOUND G
CHAPEL HILL 9-YEAR-OLD
IRL'S DEATH
WHEN CHILO ASKS ABOUT OEATH
KILLED
CLUES TO GIRL'S HANGING
CLUES TO GIRL'S HANGING
F CHAPEL HILL GIRL
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GES IN OEATH OF GIRL
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MAN TELLS OF
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HAIRS. SE«EN
SBI ANALYST
PROSECUTION
JUOGE ALTERS
FISHER SAYS
FISHER'S LAW
MAN FOUNO &U
JURY BEGINS
FISHER FOUND
FISHER FOUND
SPARE KILLER
FISHER GETS
CAMP CARETAK
FISHER TRANS
LAWYER CONVI
POLICE SAY 4
POLICE SAY F
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SOLON: CASE
MONTHS AFTER
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MOTIONS OENI
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children. nutrition
see also nutrition
see also women infant and children program
cooking for kids: jennie hayes has been coaxing kids to eat for 20 years h 2 2/07/85 c i p f hoi
children. retaroeo
see mentally retarded
children. safety
see child safety
children, state services
see also adolescence, health case
see also children, health care
see also governor's advocacy cojncil on children and youth
see also n.c. division of youth services
see also parental authority
kirk says state won't lobby fir more federal funos
children's needs first
child advocates call for better care
peoiatrician urges letter-writing drive
children, suicides
see also child psychiatry
see also chiloren. emotionally disturbed
see also suicides, ourham
see also suicides, n.c.
see also suicides. u.s.
shoulo young pupils learn about suicioe?
a no to death courses
coping with suicide
no simple answer to suicide
suicide: doctor says not to hide subject from ki05
forum monday on teen-age suicioe
panel to discuss teen-age suicide
report links social pressures. teen suicioe
ourham youth, 12, dies of gunshot wouno
boy's suicioe leaves parents groping for help with grief
children, television i raoio
see also educational television
see also kid vio
see also raoio
see also television commercials
see also television violence
florida group features museum
wral producing 5atur0ay morning children's program
children's books
see also books, u.s.
children's book authors topic for symposium
she gives guide for picking kids' books
stories as they shoulo be
glen rounds recognized as real thing. not reprint
children's clothing
see also clothing (see also na»es of specific articles of clothing!
suit against children's apparel maker moves to north carolina
the children's home (winston-salem, n.c.i
the children's home bequeathed «1.6 million
children's home receives gift of 11.6 million
children's tap co.
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
chile
chilean ouo to oance ano sing at duke
chimney rock, n.c.
100.000 visit chimney rock yearly
chimneys
cold weather usually brings chimney firfs
chimpanzees
this 'baby' swings from shower curtain roo
or. goooall to work with n.c. 200
chin page road
board oks road improvements
durham county plans may improve 17 rqaos
selma worker killed near r tp in ditch collapse
CHINA
SEE ALSO GREAT WALL OF CHINA
SEE ALSO TAIWAN
CHARLIE TWO SHOES MAY FACE HEARING
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H 2 8/13/85 8 3 N W66
S 2 5/17/85 B 4 N
H 2 7/07/85 E 6 P N
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H 2 tO/13/85 D 3 P u H45
S 2 11/04/85 C 4
S 2 11/08/95 C 7 N
H 2 11/09/95 B 4 N
H 2 6/07/85 0 6 P N
S 2 11/01/85 A 13 N
H 2 8/19/85 D 8 P F C19
H 2 12/06/85 A 16 N
H 2 1/22/85 B 14 N
H 2 5/09/85 B 7 N
H 2 7/09/85 B 1 N W36
S 2 7/09/R5 C 1 N B33
H 2 3/05/85 A 1 N M51
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S U B J E C
lawmaker says charlie two sho= s paio price for being marines* friend
barber named to u.s.-sino ocean panel
chinese visitor: christianity has impact
wilmington invites chinese port to be sister city
port city seeks sister
unc biology prof working to save chinese poplars
helms halts confirmation oelay for reagan pledge
reo chinese ooctor is hit. killed by car
china, art
lifelong interest unfolds at ackland
china, businesses
red china offers joint-venturc possibilities for u.s. business
china, economy
china's "open door' invitation
russia to ape china's capitalism
China, filmmaking
see also filmmaking
area colleges to show subtitled chinese films
china, foreign traoe
see china, traoe
china, imports
see also china, traoe
reynolds expanding toeholo in chinese cigarette market
china, laws
china needs u.s. help with legal system, duke's law dean says
duke is helping china to develop legal system
china, population
too many chinese
mr. hflms narrow-minoed
coluhn said unfair to helms
china, textiles
see also textile industry, imports
china's 'open ooor' invitation
china, tobacco
see also tobacco
reynolds expanoing toehold in chinese cigarette market
china, trade
see also china, imports
sfe also foreign traoe
china's 'open ooor* invitation
china trade vital for n.c.
china's dynamism stanos in contrast to ancient sites
china, travel
the silk roao runs through ancient history
chinese cooking
there's no limit to possibilities when you use stir-fry methoo
chinese new year
see also new year's day
..ano the year of the ox
chinoua-penn plantation house inear reiosville, n.c.i
chinoua-penn open for tours
chiropractors
miller: punish chiropractors' sales chicanery
on chiropractic advertising
panel expanos bill on chiropractors
house approves bill on chiropractors' aos
speakers backing initiatives call general assembly power hungry
bill on chiropractors' ads gets final approval
bill woulo let undisciplined juveniles be confineo 15 oays
chitlin strut
see also chitterlings
see also food
eatin' chit'lins: it's an experience of gastronomic proportions...
chitterlings
see also chitlin strut
chitterlings aroma tough to get arouno
chlorine
train derails near kittrelli chlorine tanker overturns
vance county residents evacuated after train carrying chlorine derails
residents evacuated as workers try to lift derailed chlorine car
chlorine tanker set back on tracks
chlorine leak in lumberton called no threat
chlorine gas
36 people hospitalized after gas leak
chlorine leak senos 22 to hospital
chlorine gas leak probe continues
to err is to misinform
chocolate
see also food
juoith olney on chocolate: gu*u of chocolate takes her message...
fudge frenzy: now you can havs your chocolate and oiet too
CHOKING
SEE ACCIDENTS. CHOKING
SEE HEIMLICH MANEUVER
CHOLESTEROL
CHOLESTEROL NEEDEO
CHOOSE ME IFILMI
'CHOOSE ME' NEVER DELIVERS ON PROMISES, PROMISES
CHOREOGRAPHERS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S CHOREOGRAPHERS AND COMPOSERS WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO DANCE
CHOREOGRAPHER TO RECEIVE OANCE AWARD
■WONDER MAN' HONORED FOR OANCE CONTRIBUTIONS
N.C. CHOREOGRAPHERS SHOW STRENGTHS - INFORMALLY
CHOREOGRAPHERS FROM ABROAD GET INSPIRATION AT AOF
FOREIGN DANCEMAKERS F I NO ADF A MOVING EXPERIENCE
AMERICAN DEBUT BY FRENCH IS TR E S BON
MODERN DANCE POPULAR IN FRANCE, SAYS DIRECTOR OF AOF PERFORMERS
A CHORUS LINE I PLAY I
■CHORUS LINE' BAD BUT COULO BE WORSE
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1/16/86
CHOWAN river
water 0isput6 is stalled in courts
christian academies
see private schools
christian action league
fundamentalists to get chance to push causes
BAPTIST PANEL TO STUOV alternative crops
PRIVETTE CRITICUEO FOR LOBBYING LETTER MAILED WITH STATE MONEY
GROUP'S TAX-EXEMPT STATUS QUESTIONED
N.C. BAPTIST CONVENTION WITHHOLDING LEAGUE MONEY
CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK
ANOTHER HOLY man EYES THE PRESIDENCY
DURHAM CABLEVISION SHUFFLES LINEUP
CHRISTIAN OAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILO CARE CENTERS
CHRISTIAN PUBLISHERS
SEE ALSO PUBLISHERS
CHRISTIAN WRITERS HAVE REAOY
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CHR ISTIANITY
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMF s OF CHURCHES)
CHINESE VISITOR: CHRISTIANITY HAS IMPACT
GEORGIA TECH'S PRICE: SPREAOING THE WORD
NAYLOR SAYS CHRISTIANITY ALIVE 3EHIN0 IRON CURTAIN
AN UNCALLED-FOR REPLY
THE MYSTERIOUS PRESTER JOHN
HUMANISM: A SIMPLE TRUTH
CHR ISTMAN A IR SYSTEMS
AIRPLANE'S DOOR FALLS INTO MAN'S BACK YARO
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TIVE ANACHRONISM STAGES: CHRISTMAS PAST
0 TOUR HOMES
DIEVAL HOLIDAY
AAR SET
MUSIC HERALO HOLIDAYS
CHRISTMAS STAGVILLE THEME ON SUNDAY
ND FOR THE WHOLE YEAR
" THE LIGHTS
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ALS CAN EASE TENSIONS FOR BROKEN FAMILIES
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christmas. crime
see also crimes. durham
see also robbery, durham
police try different way to cjt oowntown crime
precautions by shoppers make -lolldavs happier
•tis the season for purse- snatchi ngs . fa, la la, la la la
christmas ano crime related
christmas. durham
see also bull durham classic (p'ep team wrestling!
see also Christmas parades. dur-*am
see also share your christmas
some brighter moments
keep bells ringing
they're going country: stagville associates plan holioay event
looking back. thinking aheao
in 'training'
party preparations
•tis the season
yules of old on sunday twin bill
durham yule programs set
early holiday mailing is urged in durham
elizabethan christmas
•tis the season
gifts needeo for children's party
santa's calling
santa*s workshop
getting reaoy
it's beginning to look...
japanese figures aoorn tree at ouke
christmas toys: a few in big oemano
airlines slice fares for holidays
talking tedoy top toy
looking for gift ioeas? try museum shops
just the ticket
holioay happenings
homes open f0» holioay events
needy chiloren get yule shopping spree
holiday windows
yule music. plays are scheouleo
COUNTY GENERAL IS IN The SPIRIT
HISTORIC HOME TAKES SPOTLIGHT: WEST POINT ON THE ENO FOCUSES ON 1850S.
CHRISTMAS CAROLERS
CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS
NIGHT OF LIGHTS
OUKE CHAPEL SLATES CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
HOMES FOUNO FOR 30 VISITORS TO BE IN TRIANGLE AT CHRISTMAS
Christmas CAROLING
EXTENDING CHRISTMAS CHEER
•NIGHT OF LIGHTS' SET IN HILLANOALE AREA
THE FASCINATION OF CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS WISHES
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ORTH POLE" OAIL*
EET CHRISTMAS NEEDS
R HOLIOAYS
STAR' SHOWN
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FOR CHRISTMAS
ISH
OLIDAY SEASON
MINARIES
R RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM
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AYS
CHILDREN
K OF GENEROSITY
SS WHITETAIL'S VISIT TO THE OAYS A SMASH
MAS
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HRISTMAS FOR NEEDY FAMILIES
HANOS BRING SMILES TO CHILDREN
EAOERS FROM THE HERALD STAFF...
TA OROPS IN ON DURHAM FAMILIES AGAIN
WRONG NAME
MUSEUM'S SANTA TRAIN VISITS
SALVATION ARMY STRUGGLING TO M
SWINGING SANTA
GOVERNMENTS. BANKS TO CLOSE FO
IN LIVING COLOR
CHRISTMAS MUSIC FILLS THE AIR:
•SINGING PERSONALS* NOTEO
CHRISTMAS MEANS DIFFERENT THIN
REO CROSS SUGGESTING FIRST AID
STARRING THIS WEEK: YOU
SCIENCE MUSEUM'S HOLIDAYS BULL
CHILD ABUSE INCREASES OURING H
2 NEIGHBORHOODS SET HOLIOAY L'J
A CHORUS LINE?
CHRISTMAS EVE A SPECIAL OAY FO
LUMINARIES TO BE LIT IN TWO NE
MANY OFFICES CLOSING FOR HOL ID
CHRISTMAS PARTY SET FOR OURHAM
FOSTER CHILDREN ELICIT OUTBREA
OH DEER! WHAT A ROWOY LAOY: MI
TRIANGLE EXPECTS FRIGID CHRIST
MAN PLAYED SANTA CLAUS FOR MAN
BANK EMPLOYEES HELP BRIGHTEN C
CHRISTMAS SKATING
STOCKING STUFFERS
CHRISTMAS LIST
CHRISTMAS IS SHARING: HELPING
CHRISTMAS EVE AT THE CHAPEL
SCENES OF THE SEASON
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR R
CHRISTMAS EVE RIOE
A BIG DAY FOR KIDS. ..AFTER SAN
LAST OF THE LITTER
FUN TIME
HEARTWARMING NEIGHBORHOOD PRACTICES
ILLUMINATIONS? BAH! HUMBUG!
CHRISTMAS. DURHAM, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION IEMOTIONAL STATE)
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
HELP LINE CALLS DROP
CHRISTMAS. HISTORY
PURITANS NEARLY HALTED CHRISTMAS REVELRY
CHRISTMAS. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO ST. NICHOLAS OAY
GERMAN CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS
DURHAM EXCHANGE STUDENT FINOS AMERICAN CHRISTMAS AMAZING
CHRISTMAS, N.C.
ORANGE F
THEY'LL
GOVERNOR
CHINOUA-
ACKLANO
IN THE S
HELPING
BETHLEHE
MORAVIAN
4 OIE IN
FISHERME
N.N. NAT
•THE WEA
CHARLOTT
DIETERS
SOME FOL
CHRISTMA
GASTONIA
OSTER CHILDREN HELPED
GO FREE, ANYHOW
•S MANSION OPEN FOR TOURS
PENN OPEN FOR TOURS
SHARES GIFTS: JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS
POTLIGHT
BALANCE LARGE PRESENT
M'S BEAUTIFUL STAR: N.C. TOWN LIGHTS UP AT CHRISTMAS TIME
CHRISTMAS
ACCIDENTS
N SCALLDPING FOR CHIRSTMAS SUPPER
IONAL GUARD SHARES CHRISTMAS JOY
THER OUTSIOE IS FRIGHTFULILY COLOI*
E CHURCH'S CHRISTMAS HAS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
CAN ENJOY HOLIOAY EATING
KS SPENDING PART OF CHRISTMAS AT WORK
S SPIRIT SURVIVES IN TOWN BATTEREO BY HURRICANE
MAN PINNED IN OVERTURNED CAR FOR NINE HOURS
CHRISTMAS, SALES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, OUR
APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR
JOBS AGENCY SETS SESSI
RETAILERS HOPE COMPUTE
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY
OUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS
SPECIALIST SAYS CHRIST
PRECAUTIONS BY SHOPPER
MERCHANTS BRACE FOR BU
SHOWERS OON'T DAMPEN H
WEEPING WEATHER FAILS
COLD WEATHER BRINGS SM
STORES TO OFFER SPECIA
TRAOE GROUP DECRIES N.
CHRISTMAS TOYS: A FEW
TALKING TEDDY TOP TOY
OURHAM SHOPPERS RING C
DURHAM RETAILERS HAPPY
HAM
CHRISTMAS JOBS
ON ON HOLIOAY EMPLOYMENT
RS SELL FOR CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS AHEAD FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
48* OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
MAS SALES COULO BE DISAPPOINTING
S MAKE HOLIOAYS HAPPIER
YING FRENZY
OLIDAY SHOPPERS' SPIRITS
TO DAHPFN HOLIOAY CHEER OF AREA SHOPPERS
ILES TO RETAILERS
L HELP TO SENIOR-CITIZEN CUSTOMERS
C. DRINKING LAWS
IN BIG OEMANO
ASH REGI STERS
WITH C1RISTMAS SALES
CHRISTMAS, U.S.
TINSEL AT THE STABLE
HOLIOAY IOEAS
REGAINING THE LOST MAGIC
CHRISTMAS ANO CRIME RELATED
CAROLING IN SAFETY
CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL HOUSE TOUR
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
MOREHEAO HALL SCENE OF PRESERVATION BALL
TIS THE SEASON TO TOUR HOMES
A PLACE OF THEIR OWN
CANDLELIGHT TOUR PLANNED
CHR ISTMAS CARDS
SEE ALSO GREETING CAROS
CHRISTMAS CARO TO FEATURE OURHAM S I XTH-GR AOER ' S ART
UN1CEF CAROS ON SALE
INSIDE
A CHRISTMAS CARD FROM CHR ASSOCIATES
A CHRISTMAS CAROL I BOOK ANO PLAYI
DICKENS' TALE WILL BE PRESENTED IN CASWELL
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
CAROLING IN SAFETY
CHRISTMAS CAROLERS
CHRISTMAS CAROLING
WRONG NAME
•SINGING PERSONALS' NOTED
CHRISTMAS HEANS OIFFERENT THINGS TO DIFFERENT PEOPLE
CAROLING
DUKE PROFESSOR: OBSCURE CAROLS BEST
HEARTWARMING NEIGHBORHOOD PRACTICES
C I
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CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO HOLIDAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
HER WREATHS STAY UP UNTIL VALENTINE'S DAY
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS IN OXFORO
CANDY CANE MOUNTAIN
HISTORIC HOME TAKES SPOTLIGHT: WEST POINT ON THF ENO FOCUSES ON 1850S.
CHRISTMAS OFFFRINGS
BATTERIES. HOLIDAY DECORATIONS CAN POSE HAZARD TO CHILDREN
GOLOEN GALA GLITTERS: GUESTS DANCE To BIG BANO MUSIC
•NIGHT OF LIGHTS' SET IN HILLANOALE AREA
THE FASCINATION OF CHRISTMAS
'TIS THE SEASON
STARRING THIS WEEK: YOU
WINNING DECORATIONS
A CREATIVE CHR ISTMAS
SCENES OF THE SEASON
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS GLOW AGAIN
HOLIDAY GREENERY, BAUBLES CAN BE DANGEROUS
HEARTWARMING NEIGHBORHOOD PRACTICES
ILLUMINATIONS? BAH! HUMBUG!
CHR ISTMAS GIFTS
SEE ALSO GIFTS
SEE ALSO TOYS
APPRECIATION FOR LOVING GIFTS
ORANGE FOSTER CHILDREN HELPED
SEVERAL AGENCIES HELPED
DIAMONDS ARE FOR LATER
HOLIDAY IOEAS
SOME CHRISTMAS GIFTS OANGEROUS TO EYES
LOOKING FOR GIFT IDEAS? TRY MUSEUM SHOPS
JUST THE TICKET
THIS OURHAM SANTA NFEOS A LITTLE HELP
PERFECT GIFT FOR MANNERLY YOUNG LADY IS IN THE CAROS
SANTA NEEOS MORE HELP AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
GIFTS COME EARLY AT ORPHANAGES
GIFT TOYS CARRY MESSAGE
HEAVENLY GIFT COSTS ONLY 135
ALL DOLLED UP
BEST CHRISTMAS GIFTS ARE L OV It G, C AR I NG, SHARING
BANK EMPLOYEES HELP BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS FOR NEEOY FAMILIES
MAIL OROER GIFTS THAT ARRIVE LATE
CHRISTMAS HOUSE (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
SMOOTHING THE EDGES
CHRISTMAS IS COMIN' UPTOWN
•CHRISTMAS IS COMIN"
NCCU'S UPTOWN CHRISTMAS PRESENT
NCCU'S SHOW OFFERS NEW TWIST ON OLD CLASSIC
CHP ISTMAS MOVIES
CHRISTMAS IN THE MOVIES:
'MAGIC YES, 'SANTA' NO
CHRISTMAS PAGEANTS
SEE ALSO NATIVITY SCENE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., RELIGION
INSIDE
CHRISTMAS PARADES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PARADES
SOME BRIGHTER MOMENTS
PARAOE FLOATS ARE AVAILABLE
OCT. 15 FLOAT OEAOLINE FOR DURHAM'S PARAOE
GROUPS TO ORGANIZE FOR HOLIDAY PARAOE
50,000 EXPECTED FOR PARAOE
PARADE SET FOR DEC. 1
PARADE PREPARATIONS
PARAOE PREPARATIONS WINDING DOWN
DURHAM CHRISTMAS PARAOE IS SUNOAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
HOLIDAY SEASON PARAOES IN
RAIN, CHILL FAIL TO OAMPEN PARAOE
THE PARADE GOES BY
PARAOE MAGIC
PARAOE HOT OESPITE COLO. DAMP
THE BEST OF CHARLIE
CHRISTMAS PARAOES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROXBORO, N.C CHRISTMAS PARAOE
CHRISTMAS PARADE TO BE DEC. 9
BURLINGTON HOPING ORY PARAOE CAN ROLL TOOAY
PITTSBORO PARADE TO BE HELO SUNDAY
DIFFERENT STROKES
CHR ISTMAS SHOPPING
SEE CHRISTMAS, SALES
CHRISTMAS STAR
SFE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
'STAR' TO CLOSE
STAR OF BETHLEHEM ANNUAL PRODUCTION
VANDALS DESTROY PLANETARIUM STAR
VANDALS OAMAGE PLANETARIUM STAR
PRANKSTERS TRIEO TO STEAL YULE STAR
THE STAR SHINES ANEW
SHINING ANEW
PRANK OR PREJUDICE?
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS
DOG AWAKENS FAMILY IN OURHAM 8LAZE
CHRISTMAS TREES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO TREES
SEE ALSO WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS TREE
ALL YEAR LONG
TAR HEEL CHRISTMAS TREES WILL GRACE WHITE HOUSE
FIRM OFFERS MAIL ORDER N.C. TREES
FULL OF FIRS
WHITE HOUSE TREE
CHRISTMAS TREE SALES EXPECTED TO HEAT UP SOON
PRESIDENTIAL TREE
MRS. REAGAN ACCEPTS N.C. TREE
TREE SALES EXPECTED TO BOOM
TREE SAFETY TIPS OFFERED
MISSING: CHURCH'S TRADITIONAL TREE
CHRISTMAS TREES SHOULD BE BOUT.HT FRESH, KEPT FRESH
2 MEN CHARGEO WITH TREE THEFTS
TREE DECORATING
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PAGE LSI
1/16/86
CHRISTMAS TREE SAFETY TIPS OFFERED
TREE SALES BRISK AT LOTSi STORES
CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS
HIGH SPIRITS
LAST OF THE LITTER
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
•MUM' IS THE WORD FOR HAROY, COLORFUL FALL PLANTS
CHRYSLER CORP.
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES IF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
CHRYSLER PARITY A BRIEF GAIN?
CHUCK DAVIS DANCE CO.
THE VILLAGE DANCE
DANCING IN THE PARK
GOOD DANCING
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO I
AFRICAN RHYTHMS
DANCE FEVER
CHURCH HILL CENTER
OFFICE BUILDING PLNA ON COUNTY'S AGENOA
ZONING APPROVEO FOR OFFICE BUILDING
CHURCH OF CHP 1ST
SEE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
SEE MORMONS
CHURCH OF LIVING HATER
THE TRUTH (ADI
•MAN OF TRUE LOVE. CONCERN"
•THE TRUTH- IS WELCOME
THANKS FOR 'TRUTH'
CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. U.S.
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES!
SOME UNHOLY CAUSES
CHURCH SCHOOLS
.SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
CHURCH STREET HOTEL
CHURCH STREET HOTEL'S REGISTER HAS ENTRIES OATING BACK TO 1907
CHURCHES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BAZAARS
SEE ALSO URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN FOR CHURCH
OUKE OFFERS BIBLE STUDY COURSE
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
PRO. CON OF METHODIST MISSIONS
AREA CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVIT
COMMUNITY SERVICE MONDAY HILL
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
MISSIONARIES AT EPWORTH CHURCH
OURHAM NATIVE WILL PREACH IN J
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
SERVICE FOR GOVERNEMNT OFF IC I»
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
CHAPEL HILL REFORMED CHURCH BU
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
EPISCOPAL BISHOP TO VISIT 2 DJ
MISSIONARIES TO AODRESS OURHAM
AREA CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVIT
CHURCH GROUPS SCHEDULE SEMINAR
PRESBYTERIAN LEADER IN ZAIRE T
RETIRED RIVERSIDE PASTOR TO S»
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
PEACE MOVEMENT LEADER TO SPEAK
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS. ACTIVITI
DRAMA ABOUT SOWER PARABLE TO P
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS TO SPEAK IV
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
DIVINITY SCHOOL PLANS LAY CONV
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE UPCOMING ACT
HOLY WEEK: PALM SUNDAY SERVICE
GROUNDBREAKING SET FOR MORMON
CHILOREN BREAK GROUND
OURHAM BAPTIST CHURCHES PLAN 3
SUNRISE SERVICES. EASTER MUSIC
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL: JEWISH, CM
LAWSON SCHOLARSHIP ARTS FUNO-R
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
SPAGHETTI SUPPER SET
PRIVETTE. A8RAM TO SPFAK TO JE
THE CHURCH'S RIGHT STUFF: LOOK
COMBINED PRESBYTERIAN CHOIRS T
CHURCHES PLAN ACTIVITIES
SEMINAR ON FAMILY AT FIRST PRE
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS, ACTIVITI
TRINITY METHODIST MINISTER WIL
THE LITERARY LANTERN
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURC
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
WOMAN LEAVES SEMINARY 1228,000
CHURCHES IN TRIANGLE ANNOUNCE
METHOOISTS GIVE «2,600 TO MEAL
TRIANGLE CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACT
DUKE CHAPEL WILL BEGIN CELEBRA
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
EPISCOPAL BISHOP TO VISIT: FAT
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
SEMINAR ON TEEN PREGNANCY SET
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
WOMEN'S AGLOW WILL HAVE PROGRA
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CALLS NEW A
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
CHURCH BROKEN INTO
STUOY SHOWS EPISCOPAL LAITY, C
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS, ANNOUNCE
ALOERSGATE UNITEO METHODIST TO
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS, ANNOUNCE
WORKSHOP ON SACRED DANCE SCHEO
OURHAM AREA CHURCHES PLAN EVE'I
YATES BAPTIST ASSOCIATION BE GI
CHURCHES SCHEDULE SPECIAL EVE1
AFRICAN EVANGELIST WILL PREACH
IN CONVERTED AOULT MOVIE HOUSE
TO BE DISCUSSED AT DUKE
IES
HONOR MARTIN LUTHER KING
NION GROVE REVIVAL
LS IN OUKE CHAPEL SUNOAY
YS PROPERTY, PLANS BUILDING
RHAM CONGREGATIONS SUNDAY
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REMIERE
OCATION
IVITIES
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CHURCH
6VIVAL SERVICES
ALS PLANNED SUNOAY
RISTIAN CLERGY TO LEAO SERVICE
AISER SET
WISH CONGREGATION SUNDAY
ING BACK ANO AHEAO
0 PRESENT CONCERT SUNOAY
SBYTERIAN
ES
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H TO BUILD NEW SANCTUARY
ACTIVITIES
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IVITIES
TING OEOICATION ANNIVERSARY
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SSOCIATE PASTOR
LERGY AT OODS
ACTIVITIES
BEGIN BUILDING NEW CHURCH
ACTIVITIES
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TS, ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
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TS
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3/25/85
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4/02/85
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1/01/85
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1/05/85
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1/05/85
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1/12/85
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1/26/85
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2/23/85
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2/23/85
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3/30/85
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4/13/85
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4/13/85
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4/13/85
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4/20/85
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4/20/85
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4/20/85
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4/27/B5
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4/27/85
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5/04/85
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5/04/85
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5/11/85
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5/11/85
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5/11/85
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5/18/85
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5/18/85
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5/25/85
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S 2
5/25/85
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6
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H 2
6/01/85
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7
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S 2
6/01/85
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4
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H 2
6/08/85
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1 1
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6/06/85
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6/15/85
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1 1
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6/15/85
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6/22/B5
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7
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6/22/85
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H 2
6/29/65
A
7
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H 2
6/29/85
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7
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S 2
6/29/65
A
6
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H 2
7/05/85
A
10
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H 2
7/06/65
A
7
N
S 2
7/06/65
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6
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H 2
7/13/85
A
7
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S 2
7/13/85
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7/20/85
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7/21/85
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7/27/85
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7/27/85
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SUBJECTS
"AGE 1*2
1/16/96
•CRATE DAY- SUNDAY
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
ANGIER AVENUE BAPTISTS OBSERVE
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS „ „
HILLSBOROUGH CHURCH HILL MARK 119TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS ,,„... ,r
DUKE CHAPEL PLANS -FRESHMAN SJNOAY' SERVICE
CHURCHES PLAN ACTIVITIES
SHROUDGINVESTIGATOR TO SPEAK IN GUESS ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
BLACK CHURCHES JOIN HEALTH EFFORT
LEESVILLE MISSION HILL RE CONSTITUTED AS CHURCH SUNOAY
CHURCHES PLAN ACTIVITIES _. ._ „,--._-
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO INSTALL NEW ASSOCIATE PASTOR
CONCERTS SET AT ST. JOSEPH'S. ZION TEMPLE
CHURCH TO HOLO DRIVE FOR SANCTUARY
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
MONASTIC ORDER TO LEAD RETREAT ,__«. acrTnD
BISHOPS MILL MARK MINISTRY OF NEM CHAPEL OF CROSS RECTOR
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS
GOSPEL CONCERT SCHEDULEO ON OUKE QUAORANGLE SUNDAY
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS, ACTIVITIES FOR NEXT HEEK
NATIONAL GROUP HILL MEET IN NE H URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
DURHAM AREA CHURCHES PLAN HOMECOMINGS ,..., r.vcru
BAPTISTS HILL DISTRIBUTE SCRIPTURE IN EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
CHURCHES AOORESSING OAY-CARE PROBLEMS
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT OUKE
L^lg&raSH 0CFTH0TSH,P- SET FOR BILLY GRAHAM VISIT
^HA^M,N^RNCHI^^RllCH4CI}VBlpfhT STATE CONVENTION
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS .
CHAPEL SERVICE THEME HILL BE SECONO COMING
TRIANGLE CHURCHES ANNOUNCE EVENTS
HOH TIMES 00 CHANGE: C IG ARETTE -MAK I NG BEGINS
MEALS ON HHEELS FOUNOERS. CURRENT LEAOERS ARE HONOREO
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
SERVICE SET ^r
EPISCOPAL RENEHAL MEETING SET
. NE!iBM',N?sf^G^LLE LiIoVSE»v?CE FOR ST. BENEDICT'S CONGREGATION
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS. ACTIVITIES
A CARING CONGREGATION
CHURCHES PLAN EVENTS
YULE MUSIC. PLAYS ARE SCHEOULED
OROINATION SERVICE SET FOR MISSIONARY
JDUuDRHAM6CHURCh^STs!hEDU^ SpIK Jl"' ShR .sVSK SERVICES
M^oVco'nf'eV^.S SCHEDULE " J AN. 13-16 IN OUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL
CHURCHES ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES
CHURCHES. INTERNATIONAL
DESTROYING RECONCILIATION
CHURCHES. N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
SElAaKlSsGGS0UPLjg{NTs'^GH?N^lN^ POLICE ACCESS TO RECORDS
ROCKY MOUNT CHURCHES HAVE PROGRAMS FOR OEAF
CITY RESTRICTS CHURCHES
UNC COACH, FATHER TO LEAD SEMINAR
CHURCH DISPUTE ENOS HITH NEH ZHURCH FORMEO
CORNFIELD JERUSALEM YIELDS BUMPER CROWD
OLD CHURCH TO CONTINUE ITS COMMUNITY SERVICE
PEPi?20P.fCIhH2BpE2cbNsicCRH.TI§N SCHEDULED IN OUKE CHAPEL SUNOAY
STATE'S OLDEST CONGREGATION HAS YOUNGER CHURCH
MAN ROBS CHURCH SECRETARY OF ITS „«.«..«
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES MARKS ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY
H?LLSBOROUGHACHURCHCHlLL MARK U9TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
POLICE SAY 4-YEAR-OLO OIEO AFTER LAYING ON OF HANOS
BLUE RIDGE TOURISTS OISCOVER SEN LONG'S FRESCOES
MAN HITH RIFLE DISRUPTS CHOIR PRACTICE AT CHURCH
GOP SEEKS CHURCH LISTS
LUTHERANS. EPISCOPALIANS SHARE CHURCH
THO DENOMINATIONS SHARE USE OF CHURCH
CHURCH REBUILT AFTER STORM
ADVICE FROM PEERS GETS ATTENTION OF TEEN-AGERS
CHiRLOTTE CHURCH'S CHRISTMAS HAS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
ONE-TIME BROTHEL BECOMES A CHJRCH
CHURCHES. U.S. . .,.,.
SEE ALSO BLACK CHURCHES
SEE ALSO CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY
CHURCHES SHOULD AVOID POLITICS
SOME UNHOLY CAUSES ...
OUKE PROFS: CHURCHE5 MUST DEAL HITH AIDS
'GIVING IS THE GREATEST JOY'
CHURCUNIFICATf0NTCHURCH MOVES FISHING BOATS
CIBA-GEIGY CORP.
INDUSTRIES ADO JOBS IN DURHAM
CICADAS
SEE ALSO INSECTS
SEN.*';'S 13-YFAR CICAOAS M I SUNOE RSTOOO INSECTS
13-YEAR CICAOAS ON SCHEOULE
CIGARETTE INDUSTRY (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS I
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO INDUSTRY
ROSE Ia;y,sV.kMErVn,EAR,Bs1ek,ING CONTRESS' REVOLT AGAINST COMPANIES
CONGRESSMEN SIGN LETTER TO CISARETTE COMPANIES
VALENTINE ASKS CIGARETTE FIRMS TO HELP FARMERS
CIGARETTE MAKERS THREATENED HITH TAX
TAX HOULO DRIVE MAKERS TO VIRSINl». ,|»PERT SAYS
DURHAM'S Lt.M SAYS LEW COULO COST 116.5 MILLION
^HMA^»!UpROP°0Bs"?-«"LyAXSTgE^INlN?E LEAF SUPPORT PROGRAM
LORILLARD REPORTEDLY HAS 0FFE=>E0 ITS PLAN ON SUPPORTS ANO QUOTAS
CIGARETTE COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES. HELMS' AIDES MEET
ROSE: LEAF PLAN VICTORY FOR COMPANIES , . ______
PROPOSAL SETS THIN TRIGGERS FOR CUT IN TOBACCO SUPPORTS
BUYERS MAY TURN TO FOREIGN LEAF
LEAF ROLLBACK COULO COST HIS MILLION - USDA
REYNOLDS REJECTS LEAF BUYOUT TRIGGER PROPOSALS
HELMS-BACKED BILL AIMS TO REVAMP LEAF-PRICE SUPPORT
N E
S
E
I
L
T
Y
p n
DATE C Pr- L
P
S 2
a/03/BS A
6
N
H 2
8/10/85 A
7 P
N
S 2
8/10/85 A
6
N
H 2
8/17/85 A
7
N
S 2
8/17/B5 A
6
I
H 2
8/24/85 A
7 P
N
S 2
8/24/85 A
6 P
N
S 2
8/27/85 A
4
F
H 2
8/31/85 A
7
N
S 2
8/31/85 A
6
N
H 2
9/05/85 A
15
N
H 2
9/07/85 A
7 B
N
S 2
9/07/85 A
6
N
H 2
9/14/85 A
7 P
N
H 2
9/21/85 A
8 P
N
H 2
9/21/85 A
9 P
N
S 2
9/21/85 A
6
I
H 2
9/28/85 A
6
N
H 2
9/28/85 A
7
N
S 2
9/28/85 A
6
N
H 2
10/05/85 A
7
N
S 2
10/05/85 A
6
N
H 2
10/12/85 A
7 P
N
S 2
10/12/85 A
6
N
S 2
10/12/85 A
15
N
H 2
10/19/85 A
6 P
N
H 2
10/19/85 A
7 P
N
S 2
10/19/85 A
6
N
H 2
10/24/85 A
4
L
H 2
10/26/85 A
7 P
N
S 2
10/26/85 A
6
N
H 2
U/02/85 A
7
N
S 2
11/0 2/85 A
6
N
H 2
11/09/85 A
7
N
S 2
11/09/85 A
6
N
H 2
11/16/85 A
9 P
N
S 2
U/16/85 A
8
N
S 2
11/22/85 A
13
G
H 2
11/23/85 A
7 P
N
S 2
11/23/85 A
6
N
S 2
11/26/85 A
11
N
H 2
11/30/85 A
7 <■
N
S 2
11/30/85 A
8
N
H 2
12/07/85 A
7
N
S 2
12/07/85 A
6
N
H 2
12/11/85 A
4
L
S 2
12/14/95 A
8
N
H 2
12/14/85 A
6
N
H 2
12/14/85 A
6 ■
N
H 2
t2/20/85 C
5
N
H 2
12/21/85 A
7
N
S 2
12/21/85 A
6
N
H 2
12/29/85 A
7 P N
S 2
12/28/85 A
6
N
H 2
1/25/85 A
4
E
H 2
1/13/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/03/85
A
9 P
N
H 2
2/17/85
0
2
N
H 2
3/09/85
A
9
N
H 2
4/07/85
B
7
N
H 2
4/07/85
8
15 P
N
H 2
4/26/85
B
2 P
F
HOI
H 2
4/28/85
B
5
N
H 2
5/18/85
A
6 P
N
S 2
6/06/85
A
16
N
J50
S 2
7/03/85
A
6
N
H 2
7/06/85
A
7
N
H 2
8/05/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/17/85
A
7
N
H 2
8/23/85
B
5
N
H 2
9/06/85
0
1 P
F
G6 8
H 2
9/09/85
A
8
N
S 2
9/10/65
c
4
N
H 2
U/04/85
c
9
N
S 2
11/23/95
A
6
N
H 2
12/17/85
A
9
N
S 2
12/17/85
A
4
E
H 2
12/25/85
A
22
N
S 2
12/27/85
A
14
N
H 2 1/14/85 A
H 2 5/24/85 »
S 2 10/10/85 C
H 2 10/26/85 A
H 2 2/02/85 A 8 N
S 2 1/04/85 A 1 N C60
S 2
S 2
5/25/95 A 13 p N
6/12/95 B 3 N
2
1/02/85
A
4
E
2
2/04/B5
B
1
N
2
2/06/85
A
1 1
N
2
2/15/85
A
I
N
C60
2
4/24/85
A
1
N
046
2
4/24/85
A
1
N
046
2
4/24/85
A
1
N
L41
2
5/15/65
A
1
N
2
5/24/85
A
13
N
2
5/24/85
A
13
N
2
6/05/85
B
16
N
2
6/10/85
A
3
N
2
7/02/85
B
5
N
2
7/04/85
A
11
H
2
7/05/85
A
10
N
2
7/10/85
C
3
N
2
7/11/85
A
1
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
S U 0 J E C T S
PAGE 153
1/16/86
tobacco: 3umper crop amid rival political plans
rose blasts critics of tobacco plan
boycott by rose ipksome to martin
rose says leaf hold on capital is slipping
cigarettes
see also c igars
see also clove cigarettfs
see also generic cigarettes
see also ritz cigarettes
see also self-extinguishing cigarette
see also smoking
see also stride cigarettes
see also tobacco
see also tobacco, anti-smoking campaign
see also tobacco, health effects
market widesn for lch's stridf
striof cigapettes go national
saint laurent works with r.j.
new branos have rough time mov
panel urges reseapch for safer
cigarette market is being carv
company employees can work tog
business briefing: southern be
epa scientist: cigarette smoke
researcher says caohium-free c
j. b. duke: homegrown genius
smoke turns to gold
bootleggers helpeo carolin
after tobacco success. ouk
4 major u.s. cigarette mak
expert: skill needeo to st
asbestos firm sues cigaret
at reynolds. cigarettes ar
N E
P 0
H 7
H 2
H 2
H 2
AFTER SIX MONTHS OF TESTING
REYNULOS ON PREMIUM CIGARETTE
ING INTO CIGARETTE MARKET
CIGARETTE
EO INTO SEGMENTS
ETHER IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
LLE MAKES COMEBACK IN BUSINESS WORLO
A SERIOUS INDOOR AIR POLLUTANT
IGARETTES SAFER
TOBACCO
E MOVEO ON TO ELECTRICITY
ERS EMERGED FROM DUKE'S EMPIRE
OP SMOKING
TE MAKERS
E COMPARED LIKE FINE WINES
CIGARETTES. ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ADVERTISING
TOBACCO RESTRICTIONS URGED
CIGARETTE SALES DOWN, BUT ADS UP
LEAF COMPANIES FACE HEALTH SUITS
niov cci ci*Ttnm ct.qtc t u piitt ■ f ■
■ i : ' l. > OA LCO AOS
TOBACCO INOUSTRY REMAINS UNDER SIEGE
ON..." (CARTOONI H
CIGARETTES, FILTER TIPS
THE SWITCH: THE ADVENT OF FILTER TIPS MARKEO AN END TO AMERICA'S OLD.
CIGARETTES, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
CIGARETTES, LABEL
SEE ALSO WARNI
CAMBRIDGE, C
TOBACCO FIRM
COMPANIES WA
EOICT ON CIG
FTC REJECTS
CONFUSION ST
LIGGETT OECL
LCM PROTESTS
LIGGETT CO.
LEAF COMPANI
BILL WOULD H
LIGGETT GETS
LIGGETT TO 5
NEW CIGARETT
THIS LETTER
SUIT OVER CI
AMA CALLS FO
EX-SMOKERS C
NG LABELS
ARLTON, NOW TOP REPORT
S SEEK CHANGE IN LABEL PLAN
NT ORIGINAL CIGARETTE WARNING PLAN
ARETTE WARNING LA3ELS PUZZLES FTC
TOBACCO INDUSTRY'S PROPOSAL ON CIGARETTE WARNINGS
ILL REIGNS IN CIGARETTE-LABEL FARCE
INES COMMENT ON WARNING ROTATION
COST OF ROTATING PACKAGE LABELS
OBJECTS TO COST 0= ROTATING WARNING LABELS
ES FACE HEALTH SUITS
ELP LIGGETT
WAY ON LABELS
EEK ANOTHER EXCEPTION TO LABEL LAW
E WARNING LABELS OFFICIALLY START SATURDAY
TO UNCLE GOT LOST IN SHUFFLE
GARETTE ADVERTISING TO BEGIN
R LAWS TO BAN TOBACCO AOS
UT RISKS TO HEART
cigarettes. prices
manufacturers increase their cigarette prices
cigarettes, production
cigarette firms await legislation before buy-out
cigarettes, sales
Reynolds expanding toeholo in Chinese cigarette market
cigarette sales down, but ads up
slumping sales cause lcm to begin 4-day work week
dip in sales cuts work week at lcm
whose cigarettes have gone to war?
55 million smoking as fears, cost rise
analysts say lawsuits affecting tobacco stocks
mother denied claim in smoking suit
cigarettes, smuggling
see also smuggling, n.c.
see also u.s. treasury oept., bjreau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms
cigarette smuggling decline reported
cigarettes, tar ano nicotine ratings
see also tobacco, health effects
cambrioge, carlton, now top report
the switch: the aovent of filter tips marked an end to america's old.
•safe' cigarette is long way off
cigarettes, taste
cigarette smuggling oecline reported
cigarettes, taxes
see also taxes, n
see also tobacco,
congressmen sign
aide: congressma
rose threatens b
part of cigarett
cigarette tax ey
tax on c igarette
peanuts, tobacco
bid launched t d
cobey urges bett
rose opposes tax
state-chartered
prosecutors conc
rose expects phi
reaction mixed 0
rose's tobacco p
tobacco associat
rose tq delay ta
C.
TAXES
LETTER TO CIGARETTE COMPANIES
N IS NOT THREATENING TOBACCO COMPANIES
ILL TO USE PART OF TAX ON CIGARETTES FOR TOPACCO
E TAX IS EYED TO FINANCE TOBACCO PROGRAM
ED TO HELP FARMERS
MANUFACTUERES REING EYEO TO AID N.C. FARMERS
WILL BE FOCUS OF TASK FORCE
OUBLE FEDERAL TAX ON CIGARETTES
ER ACADEMIC STANDARDS
FOR MEDICARE USE
ANKS GET CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH
ERNED ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
LIP MORRIS ANSWER BY 15TH ON BUYOUT PLAN POSITION
N ROSE PLAN TO EARMARK TAX
LAN BRINGS VARIED REACTION
ION REQUESTS 'OSE NOT FILE CIGARETTE TAX BILL
X BILL
OATE
S
E
C PG
7/23/85 C
7/27/85 A
11/23/85 B
12/02/85 A 1
12
5
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1/09/85
A
i
N
H
7
1/10/85
H
i
P
N
1 41
s
7
1/23/85
(
/
N
H
?
1/31/85
A
21
P
N
1 41
H
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3/28/85
A
1 >
N
H
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4/07/85
1)
1 5
N
H
?
4/14/65
rt
H
P
N
1 41
H
?
6/09/65
H
9
P
N
1 41
S
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6/12/85
(
11
N
H
7
9/02/85
(
S
N
H
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9/08/85
1)
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9/08/85
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9/12/35
A
1
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9/18/85
A
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N
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10/11/85
1
5
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12/29/85
a
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1/09/85
A
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6/19/85
n
7
N
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6/20/85
A
7
N
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11/19/85
A
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11/23/85
A
5
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11/23/85
A
20
N
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12/05/85
A
1
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12/11/85
A
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12/11/85
R
5
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12/26/85
C
16
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H 2 9/1 1/85 A IDG 046
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1/31/85
A
8
N
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4/15/85
A
/
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4/16/85
n
4
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5/24/85
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1
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H 7
5/25/B5
A
5
N
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6/05/85
A
4
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H ?
6/18/35
(.
1
N
S /
6/13/85
I
1
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H 7
6/19/85
A
r
N
H 7
6/20/85
A
1
N
H /
6/25/85
a
6
N
H 7
8/06/85
t.
i
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S 2
8/06/85
A
8
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H 2
10/11/85
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H /
11/04/85
H
1
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H /
11/18/85
A
1
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H 7
12/11/85
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N
H 2
12/12/85
A
111
N
H 2 6/19/85 B 1
S 2 6/18/85 C 4
H
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1/13/85
A
1
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6/19/85
n
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7/23/35
A
/
7/24/85
A
7
7/24/85
A
?
9/10/85
A
?
9/13/85
A
6
2
17/19/85
A
9
H 1 4/07/85 B 1
H 2 1/31/85 A 8 N
H 2 9/11/85 A IDG 046
H 2 9/16/85 A 14 N
H 1 4/07/85 B 1
H ?
7/06/85
A
1 1
N
H /
7/08/85
A
in
p
N
S ?
3/05/85
A
i
N
H 1
3/06/85
H
l
p
N
H 7
H 1
3/07/85
3/03/85
A
R
9
i
N
N
H 7
3/12/85
r.
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N
S 7
3/13/85
A
i
N
S 7
3/15/85
A
i
p
N
M46
S ?
3/15/B5
A
i
N
.J56
H 7
3/28/85
1
;
p
N
1 41
H 7
4/03/85
H
l
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
15
N
S ?
4/l0/»5
1.
i /
N
H ?
4/11/35
A
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N
S /
4/17/85
A
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N
S 2
4/16/85
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N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
TOBACCO OFFICIALS SAY 30 STATES CONSIDERING CIGARETTE TAX HIKES
CIGARETTE MAKERS THREATENEO WITH TAX
TAX WOULO ORIVE MAKERS TO VIRGINIA, EXPERT SAYS
OURHAM'S LCM SAYS LEVY COULD COST U6.5 MILLION
PENNY CIGARETTE TAX WOULO BE EXTORTION
FARM BUREAU BACKS TAX USE FOR LEAF PROGRAM
N. C. FARM BUREAU SEEN BACKING EXCISE TAX USE FOR LEAF PROGRAM
LAWMAKERS PROPOSE 2-CENT TAX TO FINANCE LEAF SUPPORT PROGRAM
ROSE'S BILL TIES TOBACCO PROGRAM TO EXCISE TAX
FARMERS HEAR 2 PLANS TO SAVE LEAF PROGRAM
ECU PROFESSOR: TOBACCO TAX FALLS HEAVILY ON POOR
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK AGAINST TOBACCO PLAN
LOWER TAX ON T06ACC0, MARTIN PLEADS
BACKERS SAY TAX PLAN WOULD HELP TOBACCO FARMERS
TOBACCO: BUMPER CROP AMID RIVAL POLITICAL PLANS
COMMITTEE APPROVES MAKING I 6e CIGARFTTE TAX PERMANENT
ROSE BLASTS CRITICS OF TOBACO PLAN
REP. POSE'S PLAN: FARMERS PAY LESS. SMOKERS PAY MORE
REP. ROSE CALLS ON HELMS FOR TOBACCO SUPPORT UNITY
FARMERS BACK ROSE PLAN
HELMS WON'T MEET ROSE FOR TOBACCO DISCUSSIONS
STATES POISED TO ADO TAXES ON CIGARETTES
THE HELMS-ROSE FUSS
SMOKING CUT BY HIGHER TAXES--STUOY
CIGARETTE TAX SAID NECESSARY
55 MILLION SMOKING AS FEARS. COST RISE
HELMS OECLINES RALEIGH MEETING WITH LEGISLATORS
BATTLE OVER CIGARETTE TAX OPENS
TOBACCO OEAL OFFERED
TOBACCO ISSUE OELAYS DEFICIT-CUTTING BILL
SENATE PANEL APPROVES CIGARETTE TAX EXTENSION
11 CENTS A BIG GAP BETWEEN T03ACC0 FACTIONS
SENATE VOTES TO EXTEND 16-CENT CIGARETTE TAX
HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES TO EXTENO CIGARETTE TAX
ROSE STRESSES WORK ON LEAF PROGRAM
SENATE VOTES TO KEEP 16-CENT CIGARETTE TAX
ROSE SAYS HIS LEAF PLAN MAY BE BARGAINING CHIP
16-CENT TAX ON CIGARETTES CLEARS HOUSE
HELMS. ROSE TO SEEK LEAF BILL COMPROMISE
PANEL OKS EXTENSION OF 16-CENT CIGARETTE TAX
HOUSE ANO SENATE OK CIGARETTE TAX EXTENSION
SENATE OKS REVAMP OF TOBACCO PROGRAM
ROSE-HELMS LEAF SUMMIT WILL BE CLOSEO
ROSF SAYS HE MAY TRADE CIGARETTE TAX PROPOSAL
BROYHILL WARNS ABOUT CIGARETTE TAX PROPOSAL
TOBACCO PLAN COULO COST tl BILLION
LEAF BILL VETO THREATENEO
CIGARETTE LEVY EXTENDED DAY
CONGRESS ALLOWS CIGARETTE TAX TO REVERT TO 8Z
EXTENSION OF CIGARETTE TAX SIGNED INTO LAW BY REAGAN
CIGARETTES. THEFT
CIGARETTES WORTH 1500 ARE STOLEN
CARTONS OF CIGARETTES STOLEN FROM GROCERY
CIGARS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. TAR ANO NICOTINE RATINGS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
THIS FEMALE CIGAR-SMOKER'S OUT OF THE CLOSET
CIGNA CORPORATION
HAMNER. KENANS BUY VELVET CLOAK INN
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA IS SOLD
CIMARRON CAPITAL. INC.
BURGLARS HIT SITE
HOME SALES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
CINCINNATI, OHIO
SEE ALSO OHIO
NEIGHBORHOODS CAN GET RID OF ORUG OEALERS
CIOMPI QUARTET
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
OUKE FINOS FOURTH MEMBER FOR CIOMPI STRING OUARTET
CRUMB ODDITIES SOUNO LIKE FUN IN CIOMPI CONCERT
CIOMPI OUARTET OFFERS SUMMER SERIES AT OUKE
CIOMPI OUARTET TO GIVE CONCERT SERIES
CONTRASTS IN TONE ANO INTENT MARK CIOMPI CONCERT
CIOMPI OUARTET TO PLAY
CIRCUS
SEE ALSO GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS
SEE ALSO SINGLING BROTHERS ANO 8ARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS
SEE ALSO ROYAL HANNEFORD CIRCUS
SEE ALSO TOBY TYLER CIRCUS SHOW
MAN FROM ASHEPORO DIRECTS MUSIC FOR ACTS AT THE CIRCUS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CIRCUS DAY IN 1895
BEARLY MOVING
TRAVELING CIRCUSES: LET BUYER BEWARE
LET HEAD LEAD YOUR HEART
THE CITAOEL (CHARLESTON, S.C.I
SMITH'S SHAKEUP PAYS OIVIDENDS
THE CITADEL (CHARLESTON, S.C.I SPORTS, BASKETBALL
WALK-ON STARTS, CAUSES RESULTS IN UNC WALKOVER
TOP-RANKED TAR HEELS FACE THE CITAOEL AT 2 IN CHARLOTTE
TAR HEELS MARCH OVER THE CITADEL
TAR HEELS ROLL TO ANOTHER EASY WIN
CITIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INCORPORATION (MUNICIPAL!
SEE ALSO N.C. TOWNSHIPS
SEE ALSO SMALL TOWNS
COUNCIL URGES DEFEAT OF EXTRATERRITORIAL LIMITS
CITIES. N.C. BUDGET
CITIES WON'T FIGHT TAX CUTS IF THEY ARE REIMBURSED
REVENUE SHARING LOSS SEEN RAISING CITY, COUNTY TAXES
CITIES SAVING ON JANITORIAL SERVICES
CITIES, U.S.
SFE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
RANKING IN STUDY UPSETS OFFICIALS IN FAYETTEVILLE
WE'RE NO. 3 AMONG TOP CITY ARSAS!
PROMOTERS DELIGHTED BY AREA'S OESIRABILITY
CITIZEN BANO RAOIOS
SEE ALSO FRIENOLY CITY CITIZEN'S BAND CLUB
SEE ALSO REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY (ACRONYM)
SEE ALSO RADIO
CB CLUB RAISING MONEY TO PAY F OR DROWNING VICTIM'S FUNERAL
C T
S
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4/20/95
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H 2
4/24/85
A
1
N
046
H 2
4/24/85
A
I
N
046
H 2
4/24/35
A
1
N
L41
H 2
4/30/85
A
4
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3/21/85
C
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H 2
5/21/85
A
7
N
H 2
5/24/85
A
13
N
S 2
5/24/85
B
3
N
H 1
6/01/85
C
1
N
H 2
6/18/85
C
14
N
H 1
6/20/85
B
1
N
H 2
6/21/85
B
1
N
H 2
7/19/85
A
10
N
H 2
7/23/85
c
1
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N
H 2
7/25/85
A
6
N
H 2
7/27/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/23/35
B
1
N
H 2
7/30/85
B
1
N
H 2
7/30/85
B
I
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H 2
8/25/85
8
11
N
H 2
9/02/85
c
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N
H 2
9/05/85
A
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H 2
9/09/85
A
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9/09/85
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9/10/85
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9/1 1/85
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H 2
9/11/85
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9/19/85
A
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H 2
9/20/85
A
7
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H 2
9/21/85
B
1
N
H 2
9/26/35
3
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N
H 2
9/27/85
A
15
N
H 2
9/28/85
A
8
N
H 1
10/22/85
B
1
p
N
S80
H 2
10/23/85
A
2
N
S 2
10/31/85
C
7
N
H 2
11/0 1/B5
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13
N
S 2
11/09/85
A
1
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S 2
11/13/85
A
2
N
H 2
11/14/35
A
11
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S 2
11/15/55
A
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N
S 2
12/03/B5
A
1
N
H 2
12/10/85
B
4
N
H 2
12/11/85
A
14
N
H 2
12/14/85
A
1
N
S 2
12/17/85
A
10
N
H 2
12/19/85
A
I
N
S 2
12/20/85
A
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H 2
12/24/85
A
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H 2
3/18/85
C
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H 2
10/12/85
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H 2 8/16/85 B 2 P F J40
S 2 12/24/85 C 1
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S 2 10/12/85 A 1 N W82
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1/01/85
1/25/85
5/09/85
5/14/85
5/24/85
6/06/85
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R S66
F
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R S66
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H 2 2/26/85 A
S 2 10/11/85 A
H 1 10/17/85 B
H 2 10/23/85 A
H 2 10/25/85 A
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2/02/B5
12/22/85
12/23/85
12/23/85
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N
N M14
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2/12/35
4/02/85
7/15/85
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CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
HUS8AND-WIFE NEWS TEAM NAMED 'CITIZENS OF YEAR' H 2
HOOGESES NAMED CITIZENS OF YEAR S 2
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
RESIOENTS SOUGHT FOR ADVISORY PANELS S 2
GRANT AS COLLATERAL FRETS CITIZENS' GROUP S 2
CITIZEN'S ARREST
TWO CITIZENS AID POLICE MAKE 3UICK ARREST AFTER SREAK-IN H 2
A SHABBY REWARD FOR BRAVERY H 2
CITIZENS FOR A SAFER EAST DURHAM
SEE ALSO EAST DURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, OURHAM
RECYCLING FIRM'S COMPLIANCE HIT . H 2
STATE SAYS DURHAM FIRM IS IN COMPLIANCE S 2
LAME-DUCK RECYCLING FIRM FINED FOR LATE REPORT H 2
RECYCLING PLANT IN CITY CLOSING BY AUG. 1 H 2
FIRM'S EARLY MOVE EASES EAST DURHAM FEARS S 2
CITY UNFAIR TO EAST DURHAM H 2
CITIZENS FOR AMERICA
CONSERVATIVE STUOENT GROUP GAINING AOHERENTS IN TRIANGLE
CITIZENS FOR TAX JUSTICE
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON -TA XP A Y ING LIST
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOUR CAVE-IN DEATHS
DON'T BLAME ALL BUSINESSES
CITY ART GALLERY IRALEIGHI
LIGHT SCULPTURE TO BE GALLERY'S DEBUT
CITY OF MEDICINE
SEE OURHAM, N.C.. MEDICAL INDUSTRY
CITY OF POLYESTER
SEE BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS
CIVES STEEL
AIRPORT RECEIVES BIOS ON STEEL
RDU ACCEPTS BIO FOR CONCOURSE STEEL
CIVIC CENTER
SEE DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER 'ROPOSAL
SEE GREENSBORO, N.C., CIVIC CENTER
CIVIC CENTERS. U.S.
HOW BAD OOES DURHAM WANT THE CIVIC CENTER?
CIVIC HONOR AWAROS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FIRMS TO PUSH HOTEL PROJECT: CHAMBER TOLD SOME LOCAL INVESTMENT.. .NEEDED H
A COOLIDGE ELKINS: A OUIET CONTRIBUTOR H
ELKINS HONOPED S
ELKINS: 'MOUNTAINTOP' PLEASURE TO WIN CHAMBER'S HONOR AWARO S
ELKINS' HONOR DESERVED S
CIVIL DEFENSE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO N.C. AOVISORY COMMITTED TO THE U.S. COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
ASSIST, OON'T PUNISH AIDS VICTIMS
OTI GETS HIGH MARKS IN CIVIL RIGHTS PROBE
OUKE LAW PROF TO HEAO N.C. CIVIL RIGHTS PANEL
REYNOLDS OPPOSED CIVIL RIGHTS
SPEAKER: RIGHTS STRUGGLES SAME IN U.S., SOUTH AFRICA
JURY RULES RIGHTS NOT VIOLATED IN JAIL DEATH LAWSUIT
CIVIL RIGHTS AOVOCATE SEES 'CLOUO' OVER NORTH CAROLINA
CIVIL RIGHTS GROUP SEES SURGE OF • RE SEGREGA T I ON-
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
GREENSBORO MAN RE-ENACTS SIT-IN ON ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY
SECOND SELMA MARCH A CELEBRATION OF GAINS
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION
PAID INFORMANT INFILTRATED CWP AFTER SHOOTINGS
INVESTIGATION OF CROSS-BURNINGS IN 2 COUNTIES RESULTS IN CHARGES
CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO MILITARY RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
PENSIONS HAVE CURBS
CIVIL WAR HIS
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO S
SEE ALSO U
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EDS NEW DURHAM GUARO POST
9/07/85 C
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6/17/85 C
9/04/85 C
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8/21/85 C
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
CIVIL WAR WIOOw NAY GET STIPEND
LEGISLATORS PONDER TOUGHER OPEN-MEETINGS LAWS
CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS
CCC MARKS ANNIVERSARY
CCC •ALUMS" SOUGHT
CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLJ9
SEE ALSO CREATIVE CIVITAN CLUE
SEE ALSO ENO VALLEY CIVITAN CLUa
SEE ALSO FRIENOLY CITY CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO TOBACCOLANO CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLUR
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE LUNCHEON CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN CHIEF GLAO CLUB HAS WOMEN
CIVITAN CONVENTION
HAWFIELDS FAMILY CITEO AT CIVITAN CONVENTION
OURHAM CIVITANS RECEIVE HONORS
CLAMS
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
OLDEST CLAMS ARE MOST POTENT, BIOLOGIST FINOS
CLAREMONT, N.C.
CLAREMONT FIRM MERGES
CLARKTON. N.C.
CLARKTON LOSES ITS POLICE FORCE
WOMAN IS CLARKTON'S POLICE FORCE
CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
SHAREHOLDER'S SUIT CITES CO-MJNIC A TI ONS FIRM
NEW HEARINGS OROEREO ON SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS
FIRED STATE WORKER SUES FOR JOB Back
CONSENT JUDGMENT ON PRISONS SIGNED
JUOGE SAYS N.C. MUST IMPROVE 1 4 PRISONS
CASWELL COUNTY INMATE FILES SUIT SAYING AIDS THREATENS PRISONERS
CLASS REUNIONS (GENERAL HEAOINGI
SEE REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)
J E C T S
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CLAY COUNTY, N.C.
MARTIN CONSIDERS PAROONS
MARTIN PAROONS 15 CLAY RESI0E1TS CHARGED WITH SELLING THEIR VOTES
CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO OISTINGUISHEO COMMUNITY SERVICE award
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C, BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LITTER
CLEAN UP DURHAM
BE AWARE OF LITTER
TOWARD A CLEANER DURHAM
DOWNTOWN FIRM SALUTED
TRASH BASH DAY
KEEPING OURHAM CLEAN
PARKWOOO SCHOOL WINS "MR. 010' AWARO
PARKWOOO SCHOOL WINS TOP H0N05 IN CLEANUP CONTEST
LYNAM IS NEW PRESIDENT OF CLEAN COMMUNITY GROUP
BEAUTIFICATION A.AROS
PARAOE FLOATS ARE AVAILABLE
•THE WINNER IS...'
AN INEXCUSABLE CLUTTER
CITY NOW ENFOPCING LAW ON WEEDS, trash
CENTER GETS AWARO FOR IMPROVEMENTS
THE CLEAN machine
COURT REINSTATES CASE AGAINST STOCKBROKERS
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS RULINGS IN BICYCLE SHOP SUIT
CLEAN SITES INC.
EPA MAKES PROGRESS IN PCBS CLEANUP
CLEAN UP SANITATION SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO CONCERNED RESIDENTS ABOUT SANITATION AND HEALTH (CRASHI
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
GROUP PUSHING CRASH PLAN FOR COUNTY SEWERS
CLEAN WATER BOND ISSUE
SEE WATER BONO ISSUE
CLEANLINESS
LABORATORY MAY SET NEW STANDARD FOR CLEAN
CLEARWATER LAKE
SWIMMERS PROTEST RESTRICTION
SHOWOOWN AT CLEARWATER LAKE
CLEFT PALATE
DUKE DEVICES AID HARELIP WOES
CLEGG'S TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL. INC.
IMAGE WOES BUG PEST-CONTROL PEOPLE
CLEMENTS FUNERAL HOME
FUNERAL HOME WON"T BUILD PARKING LOT
CITY ROARO GIVES FIRM SHODDY DEAL
CLEMENTS NOT VICTIM OF SPECIAL INTERESTS
CONSIDER ALL THE FACTS
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
PARKING LOT IS NEEDED
SAVE CITY'S NEIGHBORHOODS
CLEMSON UNIV.
TRUSTEES OIVIOED OVER CLEMSON PRESIDENT
CLEMSON PRIORITIES AWRY
CLEMSON UNIV., AUOIT
CLEMSON CLUB MISUSEO FUNDS
CLEMSON UNIV., PRESIDENT
CLEMSON PRESIDENT OUITS: AO ASKS OUT
CLEMSON LOOKING TO HEAL FROM THE HURTING
N.C. STATE DEAN CONSIDERED FOR CLEMSON POST
NCSU GRAD IS CHOSEN PRESIOENT OF CLEMSON
CLEMSON UNIV., STUOENTS
WEBB ON CLEMSON DEAN'S LIST
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5/15/85
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5/23/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
S U B J E
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS
CLEMSON GRANTS AHTLETIC DIRECTOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE
GRANO JURY INOICTS THREE FORMER CLEMSON COACHES
CLEHSON IMPLEMENTS ORUG PROGRAM; FACULTY HANTS BOARD'S ROLE DEFINED
ROBINSON TO SUCCEED MCLELLAN AS CLEMSON ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
CLEMSON PRIORITIES AWRY
TWO EX-CLEMSON COACHES RECEIVE PROBATION
WHAT PRICE GLORY7 CLEMSON IS "AYING IT
TULANE PUTS ACADEMIC INTEGRITY OVER ATHLETICS
CLEMSON CLUB MISUSED FUNDS
FORMER TIGER AD QUITS
EX-CLEMSON COACH FACES PROSECUTION ON DRUG CHARGES
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
CLEMSON BLASTS OEVILS
WOLFPACK WIN FOILS CLEMSON
CLEMSON'S OILLON DEALS HEELS LOSS IN ACC BASEBALL
GEORGIA TECH CLAIMS ACC'S BASEBALL CROWN
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETB
CHARLES BOOSTS -PACK
OEACS TAME TIGERS BEHINO
CLEMSON LEAVES CAVS WINL
DUKE LOOKS TO FLEX MUSCL
OEVILS SHOOT RUN-AND-GUN
DUKE STIL CHASING 1ST AF
BLUE DEVILS LEARN LESSON
ACC'S 'GRANOPA' K1CK1N'
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ELLIS' RESOLVE IS TO IMP
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CLEMSON DEFENSE KEY IN W
CARMICHAEL'S CURTAIN COL
BLUE OEVILS TAKE GROWL F
DEVILS BLOW OUT CLEMSON
OUTSIDE FIREPOWER GIVES
FOULS SHACKLE LORENZO CH
CLEMSON. UVA, WAKE ACCEP
ACC PREVIEW: CLEMSON
TIGERS NEED SCORING GUAR
CLEMSON'S CAKEWALK COULO
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D. GREEN
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S. NEW-LOOK TIGERS
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LAPSES ON CLEMSON
ROM TIGERS
PACK A HOLD ON TIGERS
ARLES. BUT WOLFPACK DEPTH SACKS TIGERS
T NIT INVITATIONS
0 TO CARN THEIR ACC STRIPES
MAKE FOR STICKY TIME LATER
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
REPORT: CLEMSON FOOTBALL PLAYERS GIVEN STEROIDS
OUT OF CAGE. FORD'S TIGERS RETURN TO HUNT
FOOTBALL RANKINGS
CLEMSON'S LOCKER ROOM IS OFF LIMITS
ALL IN ALL. ACC IS UP IN '85
CLEMSON OFFICIALS TICKED OFF BY SOUTH CAROLINA'S TICKETS
EVEN WITH SHACKLES OFF, CLEMSON TIGERS MAY BE SHORT ON LIONS
LIGHTS. CAMERA, ACTION FOR CLEMSON
•LATE' DOGS BEAT CLEMSON; CAVS RUN AWAY FROM TECH
TECH STOPS ERROR-PRONE TIGERS. 14-3
MILLION FIREO UP FOR 'NASTY' TIGERS
CLEMSON TURNS A WILO FLOWERS LOOSE ON DUKE
DUKE MAKES FLOWERS RUN LIKE THE OEVIL
UNC'S 'MIGHTY MITE' STANOS OUT
TIGERS BREAK LOOSE, MAUL WOLFPACK
EYE ON THE TIGERS
TIGERS RUN OVER DEACS
TIGERS TAME UNC IN TAR HEEL! S" I STATE
UNC, STATE MAKE THEIR III POIST: HEELS GROWL BACK AGAINST RIVAL TIGERS
HUMES: GOAT TURNS TO HERO
YOUNG HEELS STARE DOWN TIGERS
FRUSTRATION OF CLEMSON LOSS TD MARYLAND TURNS INTO UGLY AFTERMATH
ACC TO REVIEW CLEMSON CONOUCT VS. MARYLAND
•EMBARRASSED' CLEMSON AWAITS ACC'S OECISION
ACC REPRIMANDS FORD. CLEMSON PLAYERS
CLEMSON PLAYER OENIED APPEAL OF SUSPENSION
TIGERS OUTLAST SC. GAIN INDEPENDENCE
PLAYERS SHOULO BE SAFE FROM ATTACK
COACH WASN'T 'EVIL-
SUSPENSION FOR BOWL GAME MAY TEACH PLAYERS LESSON
CLEMSON LET TWO GET AWAY IN L3SS
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
DUKE GETS SHOT AT NATIONAL CHAMPS IN SOCCER CHALLENGE
OUKE. CLEHSON BATTLE TODAY IN SOCCER CHALLENGE
CLEMSON PENALTY KICKS WIN SOCCER CHALLENGE
TIGERS KICK OEVILS
CLEMSON BOOTERS BLANK OUKE, 2-0
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS. TENNIS
KRIESE'S PRODIGY
TIGER NETTE'S IN ACC TENNIS TOURNEY LEAD
CLEMSON'S NIOO BEATS UNC'S HEARN
TIGERS TAKE 3RD STRAIGHT TENNIS TITLE
SHELTON. CLEMSON CLAIM ACC TENNIS TITLES
CLEMSON UNIV. SPORTS, TRACK
ELWAY TO UNDERGO SURGERY; DUKE WOMEN SLIP CLEMSON
CLEMSON ATHLETES CONFIRM DRUGS GIVEN
VANOY PLAYERS SAY PHARMACIST ISSUED STEROIDS
CLERGY MALPRACTICE
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
SOME UNHOLY CAUSES
CLERKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
NEW COUNTY CLERK BELIEVES IN BRINGING ORDER TO CHAOS
COROIAL SERVICE SEEMS TO BE A DYING ART. . .
CLERKS. N.C.
SEE CLERKS OF COURT, N.C.
CLERKS OF COURT, N.C.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
CLERK OF COURT RETIRING
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
OARK CLOUD ON HORIZON CAN'T DIM BRIGHT SEASON FOR KARL'S REVIVEO CAVS
CLEVELANO COUNTY, N.C.
FEAR OF ANNEXATION SEEN CREATING 'PHANTOM TOWNS' IN N.C.
CLEVELAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
OEPUTY WOUNDEO
DEPUTY IN SERIOUS. STABLE CONDITION AFTER SHOOTING
MARION MAN KILLEO; OEPUTY WOUNDEO
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SUBJECTS
PACE 153
1/16/86
PG L P P-YL
CLIMATE
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO "GREENHOUSE" EFFECT
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER (ASHEVILLE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO NATIONAL OCEANIC ANO ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO HEATHER, U.S.
WEATHERMAN AGREES. RECENT WINTERS UEIRO
PSST! CLIMATE CENTER HAS LOTS OF DATA
CLIMATE CENTER A WELL-KEPT SECRET
CLINOAR INC.
BUSINESS BRIEFING:
DURHAM COMPANY OPENS SALES OFFICE IN N.J.
CLINGENOAEL INVES
DURHAM FIRM
POWELL TO HI
OURHAM FIRM
OOWNTOWN HOT
CITY TACKLES
HOTEL HOPES
JOINT VENTUR
PROJECT -GOO
1-35 HOTEL T
OOWNTOWN CEN
KY. FIRM INT
DUKE UNIVERS
TMENT CORP.
TALKS ABOUT BUILDING HOTEL
GHLIGHT CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS
PLANS 13 MILLION HOTEL
EL PLAN IS UNVEILEO
HOTEL. CIVIC CENTER PLANS
SOAR ANEW. BUT NEEO A "PARACHUTE"
ES AIDING CITIES, OEVLOPERS
D EXAMPLE" OF CITY-FIRM VENTURE
0 RIVAL CIVIC CENTER PLANS
TER PLAN DUE FOR 'EPORT TOMORROW
ERESTEO IN OOWNTOJN PROJECT
ITY WANTS LAND REZONEO FOR HOTEL
CLINTON, N.C.
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS RELUCTANT TO RAISE PROPERTY TAXES
CLIPPED COMMENTARY (OURHAM MORNING HERALD EDITORIAL SERIES!
CLIPPED COMMENTS: HACKETT BREAKS PAR
CLIPPED COMMENTS
CLOCKS
SEE ALSO TIME
THEY STILL SNARL AT HIS INVENTION
THE ALARMING EMERGENCE OF FEMININE WRATH
CLOGGERS
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL CLOGGERS
. SEE ALSO OANCE
SEE ALSO SQUARE DANCING
ANYWHERE, ANYTIME, CLOGGERS READY FOR STOMPIN" GOOD FUN
CLOGGING
CLONES IGENETIC HUMAN REPROOUCT IONS I
SEE ALSO GENETIC ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO GENETICS
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
MATH SCHOOL STUDENT LEARNS TO CLONE GENES
CLOROX CO.
MAN STABBED. OOUSED WITH CLOROx by WIFE
VICTIM OF KNIFE, BLEACH LISTED AS "SATISFACTORY1
CLOSE-UP FOUNDATION
PUPILS SHINE IN CIVICS SEMINAR
N.C. STUOENTS COHMENOED
CLOTHING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHINGI
SEE ALSO BOXER SHORTS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
SEE ALSO COCA-COLA CLOTHES
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO HATS
SEE ALSO LINGERIE
SEE ALSO PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
SEE ALSO SHOES
SEE ALSO UNDERWEAR
BR-R-RIGHT IDEAS FOR KEEPING JARH
ELECTION RESULTS IN A LANOSLIDE VICTORY FOR PINSTRIPES
SUIT CAME TUMBLING OUT OF THE SKY
CLOTHING. LABELS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, FRAUO
PUBLIC ASKED TO REPORT APPAREL LABEL- SWAP P ING
OFFICIALS PROBE ALLEGATIONS OF L ABEL- SWI TCHl NG
CLDUO NINE
PRODUCTION SAVES FARCE FROM CLICHES, PREACHING
PLAYMAKERS STAGES ORAMATIC EVENT WITH PLAYFEST "85
CLOVE CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
CIGARETTE GROUP TO HAVE N.C.
HEAOOUARTERS
CLOWNS
SEE ALSO C IRCUS
CIRCUS TO HOLD AUDITIONS, INTERVIEWS
3E A CLOWN, BE A CLOWN. ..IF YOU CAN
THE AMAZING JELLYBEAN
CLOWNING AROUNO
CLUB 2000
SELF-OEFENSE CLAIMED IN NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING
CLUB BLVD. PRECINCT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. VOTING PRECINCTS
PLEDGER LOSES ANOTHER BATTLE IN HIS PRECINCT
CLUB BLVD. SCHOOL
FREE TV
MONKEYING AROUND
OH, MIME!
HEARING TEST
GRANO FINALE
SCHOOL BREAK
SPAGHETTI OINNER TOMORROW
OELUGE OF DURHAM RAIN TO END
YOUNG MIMICS
HANDS UP
CLUB BOULEVARO PUPILS LEARN "SECRET" LANGUAGE
CO-OPS
SEE ALSO APPALANTIC FEDERATION OF COOPERATIVES
HAYTI FORMS 1ST CO-OP STORE
COOPERATIVES KEY TO OPENING CENTER STORE
COACHES
SEE SPORTS, COACHES
COAL
SEE ALSO NATURAL RESOURCES
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1/16/86
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ABUSE
ARGES
USE DIDN'T AFFECT PLANT QUALITY
RTED GUNFIGHT
DRUG CHARGES
ITAL FOR S24.900.40 BILL
CTMENT IN BANK ROBBERY
RGES
RGES
NEW RULES
. CHILD
LT CHARGES
CHARGE
ARGES
HARGE
CASE
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BAT ORUG TRAFFICKING
GE DENIES SEVERAL MOTIONS
E
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TY
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H 2
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COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
WOODPECKERS' NESTING GROUNDS JON'T BE SITE FOR POWER PLANT H 2
DUKE POWER IS WORKING ON BOILER FOR TVA PLANT H 1
PERSON RESIOENTS PROTEST PROPOSED POWER PLANT H 1
POWER. STEAM PLANT REZONING IS DENIED H 1
OUKE POWER HELPING OESIGN PLANT H 2
PROJECT TRYING TO 'WHIP' ACID RAIN H 2
EPA RESEARCHERS DEVISE WAY TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS S 2
DUKE CRITICIZED FOR SMOKE S 2
STATE TO TEST EMISSIONS FROM DUKE SMOKESTACK H 2
CONSULTANT TO BE ASKED ABOUT DLD OUKE BOILER H 2
COALITION FOR PREVENTION OF ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
DURHAM GROUP CONTINUES BATTLING TEEN PREGNANCY AT
G»OUP SEEKS TO STEM TEEN PREGNANCY
CITY SCHOOLS HAVE FEWER OLOER STUOENTS
OURHAM FIGHTS TEEN PREGNANCY
PROGRAM FIGHTS TEEN PREGNANCY
COASTAL AREA MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
COASTAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
JACKSONVILLE POLICE OFFICERS 1URY BABY
COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. ANO S.C.
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OUTER BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WILOERNESS AREAS. N.C.
OFFICIALS: WETLANDS STILL ENOANGEREO
ORIVEWAY TO BEACH LOTS COULD COST S 1 4 MILLION
STORM RUNOFF RULES MAY BE OELAYEO
COASTAL WATERS
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. ANO S.C.
STORM RUNOFF RULES MAY BE DELAYED
COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
COBB ST.
BURGLARIES SPUR CRIME WATCH PLAN FOR MOREHEAD HILL
COBB ST. HOUSING PROJECT
SEE MOREHEAO HILLS
COBBLESTONE SUBDIVISION
PLANNING BOARD SUPPORTS THREE PROJECTS IN CARRBORO
DUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48X OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
GAUGE MALFUNCTIONS, CAUSES EVACUATION OF COCA-COLA PLANT
•OURHAM'S ACADEMY AWARDS'
NEW COCA-COLA DUE THIS WEEK
NEW COKE TO BE IN OURHAM SOON
BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL STARTS ESOP WITH S140.000 GIFT
CHANGING TASTE
THE UNTAMPERABLE COKE
COCA COLA ANO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ICARTOONI
'...LET'S GO GET A CUPPA COFFEE...' ICARTOONI
SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER ENTE5 S THE COLA WAR
PLASTIC CANS TESTED
THE DESCENT OF MAN
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
COKE MISREAO EMOTIONS. NOT TASTE, EXECUTIVE SAYS
COKE EXECUTIVE ADMITS MISTAKE
A CARD OF CARING
SYRUP SPILL RESULTS IN SUIT FDR III MILLION
COLLECTOR IS SURE THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE
COCA-COLA CLOTHES
SEE ALSO CLOTHING I SEE ALSO NA-6S OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHINGI
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
COKE MACHINES 'EXPORTEO' AFTE5 NEWS OF CLOTHES IMPORTS
COCA-COLA OFFICIALS 'MADE A MISTAKE' ON LINE OF CLOTHES SEWN OVERSEAS
COCA-COLA GOOFS AGAIN
JURY'S STILL OUT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
THE COCA-COLA KID (FILM!
•THE COCA-COLA KIO' FALLS FLAT OESPITE SCENtC DELIGHTS
AUSSIE 'KID' JUST HOLLYWOOD'S BAO OLD FORMULA
COCAINE
SEE ALSO ORUGS
ORUG-LIOUOR RAIDS IN CITY, COJ
OEAOLY TREND SURFACES
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS: A ORUG-FR
•TORCHLIGHT' ILLUMINATES DRUG
STUDENT ARRESTED ON COCAINE CH
NUKE PLANT OFFICIAL SAYS ORUG
OUICK POLICE MOVE MAY HAVE AVE
HEARINGS SET MARCH 26 FOR 3 ON
COUNTY, REMINGTON SUED BY HOSP
ORANGE GRANO JURY RETURNS INOI
TWO WOMEN ARRESTED ON ORUG CHA
MAN IS ARRESTED ON COCAINE CHA
LUCAS GETS ANOTHER CHANCE WITH
PRISON TERM TO SEPARATE MOTHER
OUKE STUOENT FACES ORUG, ASSAU
POLICE ARREST MIXON ON COCAINE
FORMER CANOIOATE FACES ORUG C*
OUKE STUDENT HELD ON COCAINE Z
FLIMFLAM CHARGED IN OUKE DRUG
MORE DUKE STUOENTS ACCUSED IN
DURHAM AUTHORITIES SEEK DUKE S
TWO MEN CHARGEO WITH ORUG POSS
OURHAM MAN FACES 3 ORUG CHARGH
ROBERTS' ARRAIGNMENT SET
COCAINE CHARGE AGAINST STUDENT
BONO REOUCEO IN DRUG CASE
MORGAN SEEKS MORE MONEY TO COM
REMINGTON TRIAL UNDER WAY; JUO
REMINGTON GETS 21-YEAR SENTENC
JURORS DISCUSS REMINGTON CASE.
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S
2
1/05/85
A
E
H
2
1/06/85
A
N
S
2
1/10/85
D
P F
871
H
2
1/11/85
A
12
N
s
2
1/11/85
c
N
H
2
2/08/85
A
N
A54
S
2
2/08/85
A
N
A47
H
2
2/12/85
B
P M
S82
H
3
2/14/85
B
N
H90
H
2
2/15/85
A
N
H
2
2/18/85
A
11
N
H
2
2/20/85
c
P N
H
1
2/26/85
c
P N
S
2
2/27/85
A
N
A47
s
2
2/27/85
A
P N
A47
H
2
2/28/85
B
N
H
2
2/28/85
B
N
s
2
2/28/85
c
N
A47
H
2
3/01/85
3
N
s
2
3/02/85
A
N
A47
H
2
3/04/85
A
13
N
H
2
3/05/85
A
N
A54
S
2
3/05/85
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N
A47
H
2
3/06/85
B
N
5
2
3/08/85
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N
H
2
3/09/85
A
N
S
2
3/11/85
A
N
A47
s
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3/12/85
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N
A47
s
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3/12/85
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N
A47
H
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3/13/85
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SB 2
MONTHLY/AN
_ 4 L I N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/35
STUDENT FAILS TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL
S200.000 BONO SET FOR DRUG CHARGES
12 OUNCES OF COCAINE found; man HELD
COCAINE CHARGES FILEO
ORUG WARRANT ISSUED FOR HAN AFTER CAR CHASE
DURHAM JURY INDICTS STUDENTS
3 OUKE STUDENTS INDICTED IN ALLEGEO DRUG SHAM
22 ARRESTED IN COCAINE BUST
COCAINE CHARGES LODGED AGAINST J
MORE DRUG COUNTS FILEO
JAIL DRUG-SMUGGLING CASE IN COURT FRIDAY
2 DURHAM WOMEN CHARGED IN DRUG-SMUGGLING attempt
COCAINE LAB IN N.r. LEAOS TO ARREST OF TAR HEEL MAN
CHARGE MAS INCORRECT
FORMER NARCOTICS AGENT SENTENCEO FOR STCALING EVIDENCE
COCAINE CONVERSION LABS EXPLOSIVE. OFFICIALS CEAR
FEOERAL HELL'S ANGELS RAIDS INCLUOE 4 DURHAM ARRESTS
PROMINENCE DETERMINES BONO
GUILFORD OETECTIvES CONFISCATE COCAINE
JUDGE DECLINES TO SUPPRESS RECORDINGS IN R03ERTS CASE
JUDGE WON'T SUPPRESS TAPE RECORDINGS IN R05ERTS CASE
POSSESSION OF COCAINE CHARGED
DURHAM POLICE OFFICERS CHARGE MAN WITH POSSESSION OF COCAINE
MAN ARRESTED FOR SHOPLIFTING, ORUGS
TWO HELL'S ANGELS MEMBERS INOICTED ON COCAINE CHARGES
TWO SENTENCEO IN 'BUT t BUST- COCAINE ARRESTS
COCAINE CHARGE FILED
WITNESS TELLS OF DRUG OEAL WITH MURDER SUSPECT
SANDERS BROTHERS' MURDER trial OPENS
WAKE MAN, WOMAN FACE DRUG CHARGES
EX-OUKE STUDENT SLIPS DEPORTATION IN 'COCAINE' CASE
MORE PLEAS EXPECTED IN BOGUS COCAINE OEAL
FORMER DUKE STUDENT PLEAOS GUILTY IN DEAL
A> SENTENCEO ON CHARGES FROM BOGUS COCAINE OEAL
DA: NO INNOCENT VICTIMS IN BOGUS DRUG DEAL
man SENTENCEO IN ORUG DEAL
LAST OEFENDANT IN COCAINE BUST GETS 18 months
FOUR RESIDENTS OF N.C. INOICTED IN ORUG CASE
UTLEY SENTENCED IN ORUG CASE
MAN BITES OFFICER DURING DRUG ARREST
COCAINE NO PARLOR GAME
NEW KINOS OF 'COOKS' OISHING OUT COCAINE
COKE CORNER: MINISTER FEARS WHAT HE SEES DAILY IN FRONT OF DURHAM
CONCERTED EFFORT NEEDED TO CORRAL ORUG DEALERS
STOP ORUG SALES
FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL CONVICTED OF ORUG CHARGES
ARRESTS ARE MADE IN LEE DRUG 'ROBE
10 MORE CHARGED IN ORUG PROBE
7 MORE ARRESTS MADE IN CITY ORUG ROUNDUP
50-MILE CAR CHASE ENOS IN HEN9ERS0N
CABBIE WINS APPEAL T0 KEEP DRIVING
PROSECUTOR DROPS SMUGGLING CHARGE
TAXI DRIVER REGAINS PERMIT
TWO MORE FILE TAXI APPEALS
OFFICERS IN ASHE SEIZE 80 POUNDS OF PURE COCAINE
CONVICTIONS UPHELD
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SAY N.C. MOUNTAINS HAVE BECOME A CENTER OF DRUG
OUKE SUSPENDS EL-MASRY
FOR-ER BELIZE MINISTER GETS P'ISON TERM IN ORUG CASE
CHANGE TO BLOCK DRUGS
STUDENT BOARO UNJUST TO DUKE FOOTBALL PLAYER
PARACHUTIST CARRYING COCAINE KILLED
OFFICERS LINK PARACHUTIST TO PLANE CRASH IN N.C.
DEAD man WAS EX-OFFICER, SUSPENDED LAWYER
AGENTS SAY PARACHUTIST CROPPED MORE COCAINE
CRIME SYNDICATE IN SPOTLIGHT AFTER CHUTIST'S DEATH
GEORGIA DRUG DROP TRACED TO DEAD PARACHUTIST
WELL-KNOWN LAWYER'S SON SENTENCED IN COCAINE CASE
VANN SET TO 3EGIN JAIL TERM
DRUG DEALERS SHOULD BE ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY
2 CONVICTED OF COCAINE «ANUCAC TUR !NG
PARACHUTISTS' CRASH LINKED TO JUMPER WITH COCAINE
ORUG CONSPIRACY PROBED IN CHUTIST'S DEATH
SBI: DRUG LAB TIP LACKED DATA
PLANE SABOTAGED AFTER BCTCHEO DEAL, DRUG AGENT SAYS
WOMAN CONVICTED ON COCAINE CHARGE IN SMUGGLING CASE
DRUG DEALER GETS 10 YEARS IN PRISON
WITNESS: DEFENDANTS HAD GUN. COCAINE
ROBERTS PLEAOS GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES
THREE MORE PEOPLE INOICTED IN COCAINE LABORATORY CASE
LOWERY TESTIFIES MEN IMPLICATrO IN DEATH
SIX PERSONS SENTENCED IN COCAINE CASE
STUDENT GIVEN NINE YEARS IN COCAINE CASE
MAN FACING HIT-AND-RUN, ORUG CHARGES
MORGAN: SBI OUT OF MONEY FOR JNDERCOVER DRUG BUYS
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS 1983 DURHAM ORUG CONVICTION
ASHE SCHOOLS TO GET MONEY FROM AIRPLANE
ANO, SO NOW THEY CALL HIM COKcY THE 3EAR
SLAIN MAN, ORUG CASE CONNECTED
MAN SHOT TO DEATH ON 3URCH AVENUE
COCHLEA IMPLANT
SEE ALSO DEAF
FORMER OURHAM RESIDENT PERFORMS RARE IMPLANT
COCKFIGHTS
LEGISLATURE BALKS ON ANIMAL PROTECTION
ILLEGAL animal FIGHTS FEARED
animal fighting on the increase in tar heel state
ban animal fighting
cockroaches
chesters pestered by encroaching roaches, sue
cocoon ifilmi
gravity grounds promising 'cocoon'
coeo dorms
see also colleges. u.s.
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, oor-mtories
virtue not too prudish for today's university
legislators try to draw line rega80ing education policy
coeo football
tackling co-eo football
coenzyme 0-10
see also drugs
tobacco ingredient used in experimental heart drug
hope from tobacco
COFFEE
CRUSADES CAN BACKFIRE
PROTESTERS PLAN TO SELL COFFEE
COFFEE SALE PROTESTS NICARAGUA EMBARGO
COFFEE PLANTS DECORATIVE
J B J
E C T
S
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DATE C
PC
L P 3YL
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3/14/85 C
1
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H 2
3/16/85 C
2
N
H 2
3/IV95 8
5
N
S 2
3/25/85 C
1
N
H 2
3/31/95 B
g
N
S 2
4/02/35 E
i
N
h 2
4/03/85 A
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S 2
4/17/85 A
2
N
H 2
4/19/85 B
1
N
S 2
4/18/R5 C
1
N A47
M 2
4/24/85 C
1
N SB2
5 2
4/24/85 C
1
N A47
H 2
4/25/»5 A
6
N
H 2
4/26/95 A
15
N
H 2
4/27/85 C
3
N
H 2
4/21/95 A
9
N
H 2
5/03/85 B
1
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H 2
5/06/85 A
4
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H 2
5/08/35 A
8
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H 2
5/09/85 C
12
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5/09/95 A
13
N
H 2
5/10/35 B
5
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S 2
5/10/85 C
I
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S 2
5/13/85 A
7
N
H 2
5/30/85 B
2
N
H 2
5/31/85 3
1
N S82
S 2
5/31/85 A
9
N
H 3
6/11/85 C
I
N H90
S 2
6/11/85 A
1
N H90
H 2
5/21/85 B
4
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H 2
6/25/85 C
I
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S 2
6/28/95 C
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S 2
6/26/55 C
1
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H 2
6/27/85 P
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S 2
6/27/85 C
1
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S 2
6/23/»5 C
1
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H 2
6/29/95 A
b
N
H I
7/03/85 3
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H 2
7/04/85 A
2
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7/10/85 C
1
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7/12/35 A
4
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H 2
7/15/85 A
7
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HOME
H 2
7/19/85 A
1
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S 2
7/23/85 A
4
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H 2
7/24/85 A
4
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H 2
3/02/85 A
7
N
H 2
8/09/85 A
16
N
H 2
8/09/85 B
3
N
S 2
9/09/85 C
I
N A47
H 1
3/14/85 3
1
N
H 2
3/21/85 B
1
N S51
H 2
8/21/35 3
1
N S82
S 2
8/21/85 A
3
N
H 2
8/22/85 B
N S51
H 2
8/30/95 B
5
N
H 2
9/04/95 B
1
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TRAFFI H
9/07/85 8
6
N
H 2
9/07/85 D
1
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H 2
9/10/95 A
6
N
S 2
9/10/95 A
4
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H 2
9/12/85 A
4
c
H 2
9/12/85 A
14
N
H 2
7/13/95 A
3
N
H 2
9/13/85 A
8
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H 2
9/14/95 A
5
N
H 2
9/15/35 A
10
N
H 2
9/17/85 C
7
N
h 2
9/19/85 B
1
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S 2
9/19/95 C
1
N A47
H 2
9/22/85 D
4
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H 2
10/03/85 B
2
N
H 2
10/04/85 a
2
N
H 2
10/05/85 C
4
N
H 2
10/06/85 B
6
N
H 2
10/07/85 B
8
N
H 2
10/13/85 B
3
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H 2
10/25/85 B
1
N SB2
S 2
10/25/35 C
1
N
S 2
11/04/85 C
1
N A47
H 2
11/08/85 C
5
N
H I
11/09/85 C
1
N H60
H 2
11/10/95 3
10
N
H 2
11/25/95 A
8
N
H 2
12/02/85 B
8
N
H 2
12/10/85 C
5
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H 2
12/11/95 A
11
N L40
H 2
12/14/85 A
8
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12/23/85 A
1
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12/24/85 A
1
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12/2V85 B
1
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S 2
9/25/85 C
1
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S 2
3/02/35 A
12
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H 2
10/25/85 A
8
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S 2
10/23/85 C
4
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H 2
11/01/85 A
4
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H 2 3/20/85 A 9 N
H 2 7/12/85 D 4 R S66
H 2 2/22/85 A 4
S 2 3/26/85 A 8
H 2 10/19/85 A 4 u G33
12/17/85
12/24/85
1/17/85 A
5/07/85 A
5/08/35 B
5/22/85 B
MONTHLY/A
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1/01/85
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COFFEE COUPLED WITH SMOKING MAY COMPOUNO RISK OF CANCER — STUOY
COFFERDAMS
SEE ALSO DAMS. N.C.
HATER: 3. MORE: COFFERDAM OFFERS TEMPORARY SUPPLY
COGENTRIX OF N.C.
TWO COMPANIES WANT GREENSBORO'S GARBAGE
PERSON RESIDENTS PROTEST PROPOSEO POWER PLANT
POWER. STEAM PLANT REZONING IS DENIEO
ROXBORO OKS STUDY OF ITS WATERS SYSTEM
PERSON GRANTS PERMIT FOR POWER GENERATING PLANT
STUDY OELAYS WATER VOTE IN ROXBORO
ROXBORO COUNCIL AGREES TO PROVIOE WATER FOR PLANT
COGGIN PONTIAC
THIEVES HIT REALTY FIRM, GET CASH, JEWELS
COINS
SEE ALSO GOLD COINS
QUEEN NOOR GIVES COINS TO DUKE ART MUSEUM
COL COR
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "COLCOR" INVESTIGATION
COLD WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
FLOWERS PROBABLY OK
GOLDFISH FACE WINTER WITH THICK SKIN
WINTER SLOWS DURHAM ROAO PROJECTS
WINTER ON WAY; HEAT FUNOS NEEDED
FRIGID WEATHER, ICY ROADS SLOW ACTIVITY IN TRIANGLE
DRESS IN SEVERAL LAYERS OF CLOTHES IF YOU GO OUT
BRAVING IT
OUT-OF-STATERS DO THE DRIVING
VETS SAY PETS NEED REFUGE FROM COLO
IT'S COLD!
OURHAM'S CHOICES: SK ITTERY-SLI CK ROADS OR FROZEN PLUMBING
TODAY'S CLOSINGS, OELAYS
THE REAL SUFFERERS
STILL WATER
TRIANGLE RECOVERING FROM STORM'S ICY GRIP
DURHAM'S HOMELESS GET REFUGE FROM COLO
DURHAM AREA IS SHAKING OFF WINTRY BLOW, BUT TROUBLES LINGER
TOO MUCH DUCK WEATHER
FUEL AIO FUNDS OEPLETEO
ICICLES PERSIST
WELL DONE, TRIANGLE
INSIOE
BR-R-RIGHT IDEAS FOR KEEPING JARM
IF IT'S SNOW, IT MUST BE MONDAY
WARM HEARTS
ICY ROAOS MAKE DRIVING HAZARDOUS IN OURHAM AREA
BUNOLED UP
JANUARY'S FOULO WEATHER PUT CHILL ON CONSTRUCTION
COLD KILLS SHRUBBERY IN TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE FREEZE SETS NEW RECORO
HARSH WINTER KILLED MANY SHRU9S, TREES
FROSTY MORN
TRIANGLE EXPECTS FRIGID CHRISTMAS
ARCTIC BLAST SENDS CHILLS TO TRIANGLE
COLO WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO FREEZE OAMAGE
SEE ALSO FREEZING OEATHS
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
A COLO WALK HOME
WINTER STORMS BRING RISK OF DS
COLD WEATHER IS STRAINING NIGH
COLD, COLD, COLD - ANO SNOW
BITTER, ICY WEATHER BREAKING \
FRIGID WEATHER. ICY ROAOS SLOW
NO SERIOUS TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS R
IT'S COLD!
TOOAY'S CLOSINGS, OELAYS
STORM CAUSES 28 ACCIDENTS
•WE NEVER HAD THIS WEATHER UNO
TOUGH JOB OF DEFROSTING
20 N.C. DEATHS LINKEO TO COLO
BRRR
OFFICIALS SAY 23 OEATHS IN S TA
KEEPING WARM MEANS THINKING WA
N.C. WEATHER CURES HIS HOMESIC
HAZARDOUS ROAOS, POWER OUTAGES
WINTER STORM BELTS WESTERN, EA
COLD WEATHER DAMAGES CROPS IN
FOLKS FIGURE WINTER'S ARRIVAL
FREEZE WARNINGS OUT FOR TRIANS
COLO WEATHER BRINGS SMILES TO
COLO SNAP OISABLES CARS, FILLS
A SIGHT TO MAKE YOU SHIVER
COLD WEATHER USUALLY BRINGS CH
ARCTIC AIR CATCHES STATE OFF G
•THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS FRIGHT
RELIEF SHELTERS GET READY FOR
ATH, INJURY WITHOUT PREPARATION
T SHELTERS
ECOROS IN NORTH CAROLINA
ACTIVITY IN TRIANGLE
EPORTED IN CHAPEL HILL
ER THE DEMOCRATS!* (CARTOONI
SPELL
TE LINKEO TO RECORD-BREAKING COLD
RM
KNESS
EXPECTED AGAIN
STERN SECTIONS OF STATE
NORTH CAROLINA
4 WAYS
LE TONIGHT
RETAILERS
SHELTERS FOR HOMELESS
IMNEY FIRES
UARO
FULILY COLDI'
DEMANO DURING COLD WAVE
COLO WEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S.
HARD FREEZES BRING DISASTER WITH DOUBLE WHAMMY
WEATHERMAN AGREES, RECENT WINTERS WEIRD
COLUS
SEE ALSO COUGH MEDICINES
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DIS
HERMIT LIFESTYLE MAY AVERT COLO
AN OOE TO A CO'D
COLDWATER CREEK
YOUTHS WAITEO SIX HOURS FOR RESCUE
COLE MILL TRAIL
DOWN COLE MILL TRAIL
COLECO INDUSTRIES. INC.
SOUTH AFRICAN OOLLS BEING SOLO IN N.C.
COLEMAN, BERNHOLZ AND OICKERSON
WILLHOIT NAMED CHAIRMAN OF ORANGE COMMISSION
COLIFORM BACTERIA
SEE ALSO BACTERIA
WATER CUSTOMERS NOT NOTIFIED
PUBLIC SHOULD BE INFORMED
WATER REPORT CITES OURHAM REST HOME
COLITIS
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PG L P BYL
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N H60
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— -
MONTHLY/*
SEE ALSO OISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
ILEITIS AND COLITIS MEETING
COLLAGE
SEE ALSO ART
KREMEN COLLAGES HAVE FOUR SHOWS
COLLECTING
THE COLLECTORS
HE HAS ARMY OF SANTAS IN BASEMENT
COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO GARNI SHMENT
SEE ALSO LOAN COMPANIES
TREASURER: BE CAREFUL ABOUT BUYING INFORMATION
COLLECTORS
BASEBALL CARD COLLECTORS TURN HOBBY INTO FULL-TIME BUSINESS
BETTY MINCEY COLLECTS PITCHERS. VASES— THE SMALLER. THE BETTER
MINISTER COLLECTS WOMEN'S HATS, AMONG OTHER THINGS
COLLECTOR IS SURE THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE
A COLLECTOR'S SONOHEIM (MUSICAL)
FOR SONOHEIM BUFFS. THE EVENT OF 1985 HAS COME
COLLEGE BASEBALL
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO TARHEEL STATE GAMES
GEORGETOWN RALLIES PAST VILLANOVA
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.. SPORTS
SEE ALSO RED-SHIRTING
KEY CONFERENCE GAMES DOT SCHEDULE
PACKER CRITICIZED FOR -FOREIGN- COMMENT
TERPS RUN PAST TIGERS. 94-e4
IOWA RIPS NO. 19 MICHIGAN ST.; TECH'S SALLEY SLAMS MONMOUTH
19-RATED VCU BEATS WEST VIRGINIA
TECH NIPS CLEMSON ON PRICE, JOSEPH FTS
DAVISON CLUBS GAMECOCKS. 77-61
REDMEN ROMP TO 15TH STRAIGHT
THE VITALE REPORT
MEMPHIS STATE WHIPS GAMECOCKS
FORMER LAURINPURG DEAN TELLS 3 F 'FREE' GRAOES
LAURINBURG GETS NCAA ATTENTION
AT RANOOM
COLLEGE BASKETBALL HAS A RACE TO RUN AGAINST HISTORY OF HUMAN ERROR
STUDY SHOWS LOW GRADUATION RATES IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL
HOOPS STARTING THIS WEEK
THE NATION'S BEST TEAMS
FINAL 4 PREDICTIONS
TIPOFF 'S6
DRUM'S DOUBLE DOZEN: CARDS SAY IT'S LOUISVILLE
FRESHMEN OF INFLUENCE: MANY WILL BE ABLE TO STEP IN ANO HELP OUT...
COLLEGE TV SCHEDULE/DA Y-BY-OAY
WAKE FOREST SLIPS UNC-C
HOwELL, EAGLES TOP ST. PAUL'S
VIRGINIA HOLDS OFF ODUi KENTUCKY ROLLS BY ECU
TAR HEELS STILL ON TOP
COLLEGE BASKETBALL. RULES ANO REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL, SHOT CLOCK RULE
45-SEC0N0 VIOLATION LEADS TEAM TO QUIT
ACC COACHES SPLIT ON CLOCK'S TIME ELEMENT
BASKETBALL RULESMAKERS STILL TINKERING, AOJUSTING, REFINING
COLLEGE BOWLS
BOWL CHASE LEAOS CLEMSON TO UYC VIRGINIA TO N.C. STATE
SATURDAY'S DETOUR ON ACC BOWL ROAD
BOWLS MAY INCLUDE 3 FROM ACC
COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWL LINEUP
FAZIO JOINS HOLTZ. IRISH
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS
SEE SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
COLLEGE FINO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. ADMISSIONS
NEW SERVICE MATCHES STUDENTS, 'RIGHT' COLLEGE
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO REO-SHIRTING
WHAT OOES IT TAKE?
NINE KILLED IN AMATEUR FOOTBALL DURING 1984, UNC STUDY SHOWS
NATIONAL PLAYOFFS STILL A FANTASY
OPENING THOUGHTS
THE HIGH NOTES
THE PICKS
PITT SACKS 'PACK; TIGERS NIP CAVALIERS
THE PICKS
N.C. STATE-UNC RIVALRY COOLS
PLOCKI KICKS TERPS PAST WAKE FOREST
THE LAST CHANCE
THE PICKS
TIGERS VS. HEELS: PREVIEW •86''
WOLFPACK UP. OEVILS OOWN
FOOTBALL '85
THE PICKS
COLLEGE FUND, INC.
SEE N.C. COLLEGE FOUNDATION
COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO AOULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
SEE ALSO CHEATING I IN SCHOOL C COLLEGEI
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGF SYSTEM
SEE ALSO EOUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
COLLEGE AIO HELD WIDELY AVAILABLE
N.C.'S BEST KEPT CULTURAL SECRET
ST. MARY'S HISTORY IS 'WORK WARMED BY LOVE'
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY CATALOG OPEN TO PUBLIC
CLASSROOM-MONITORING GROUP CONCERNS TRIANGLE EOUCATORS
SCHOOLS TAKE DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO APARTHFIO
GOVERNOR SAYS STATE COLLEGES VEEO REVIEW
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SEE ALSO COLLEGE FINO
COLLEGE DAY IS TOMORROW IN OU'HAM
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COLLEGES. N.C, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., STUDENTS. ALCOHOL-DRUG USE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENTS, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
FRATERNITIES' RUSH WEEK GOING DRY
N.C. COLLEGES EYE DRINKING AGE JUMP
STATE'S COLLEGES PREPARE FOR RAISED DRINKING AGE
COLLEGES. N.C. BUOGET
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C. TUITIONS
SCHOOLS LEARN PAINFUL BUOGET LESSONS
COLLEGES. N.C. COMMENCEMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. COMMENCEMENT
COLLEGE GRADUATION SEASON BEGINS IN N.C.
LOUISBURG COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
SHAH HONORS REV. MOON: N.C. STATE GRADUATES 4.050
FROM MOUNTAINS TO SEA: GRADUATIONS DOMINATE MOTHER'S DAY
COLLEGES. N.C. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO SUMMER VENTURES PROGRAM
COLLEGE OFFERS MAJOR IN FURNITURE MARKETING
COLLEGES. N.C. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, ENROLLMENT
LET'S WELCOME THEIR SONS AND OAUGHTERS
SCHOOLS LEARN PAINFUL BUDGET LESSONS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM ENROLLMENT GAIN IS NOTED
UMC SYSTEM 2.21X SHY OF BLACK ENROLLMENT PACT
COLLEGES. N.C. FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO FEOERAL A ID- TO-EDUC AT ITN
SEE ALSO UNIV. nF N.C, DESEGREGATION
AGENCIES PUSHING TO COLLECT DEFAULTED STUDENT LOANS
N.C. STUDENTS COULD LOSE «30 MILLION
COLLEGES. N.C, GRADUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C
.SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
MORE TEACHERS NEEDED, PLACEMENT OFFICIALS SAY
LOW JOBLESS RATE HELPS STUOENTS FIND WORK
COLLEGES, N.C. RANKINGS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. RANKINGS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, RANKING
DUKE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL RANKEO 10TH IN NATION
OUKE, UNC-CH RANK AMONG NATION'S FINEST
COLLEGES, N.C. SPORTS
SEE ALSO COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL!
UNC ATHLETICS PANEL MAY 00 SURVEY
CHANCFLLORS TO BE POLLEO ON ATHLETIC POLICIES
CHANCELLORS TO GET SURVEY ON ATHLETICS
PROPOSED BAN ON FRESHMEN PLAYERS MISSES THE POINT
TOO MANY ATHLETES GETTING EXCEPTION TO POLIC I E S--POOLF
ATHLETICS COMMITTEE FINDING APPLES, ORANGES WON'T PAIR
DAVIS SCORES THREE TDS AS ELON WHIP LENIOR-RHYNE
COLLEGES. N.C. STUDENT LOANS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS C STUOENT AIO
STUOENT LOAN AD STIRS CONTROVERSY
COLLEGE AID HELD WIDELY AVAILABLE
PROPOSED AIO REDUCTIONS DON'T ALARM HEAD OF EDUCATION GROUP
COLLEGES. N.C. STUOENTS
EXPERT SAYS MINIMUM SCORE ON SAT MAY NOT GUARANTEE SUCCESS IN COLLEGE
COLLEGE FRESHMEN TAKING GIANT STEPS FROM HOME
PARENTS OF FRESHMEN FINO ADJUSTMENT TOUGH
LET'S WELCOME THEIR SONS ANO DAUGHTERS
COLUMN COMMENDED
COLLEGES. N.C, TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S., FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.. TUITION
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT AID PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
STUDENT LEADERS BLAST TUITION HIKE
COLLEGE STUDENTS TD PAY MORE
COLLEGE COSTS RISE FASTER THAN INFLATION
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELO OF POLICY
COLLEGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCURACY IN ACAOEMIA
SEE ALSO COEO DORMS
SEE ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
SEE ALSO HAZING
SEE ALSO PROFESSORS. U.S.
BENNETT ISSUES CHALLENGE TO U.S. HIGHER EDUCATION
THE ACAOEMIC DRESS CODE
FAKE OIPLOMA CASE CONCERNS STUDENTS IN OTHER SCHOOLS
OAVIOSON ONLY N.C COLLEGE TO CRACK NEW TOP 50 LIST
ACCURACY IN ACADEMIA A COLLEGE WITCHHUNT
CLOUOS OVER IVORY TOWERS
CONSERVATIVE GROUP SEEKS COLLEGIANS
COLLEGES. U.S., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGE FINO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DIVERSIFIED ACAOEMIC SERVICES, INC.
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS RROGRAMS
FRIDAY BACKS TOUGHER STANDARDS FOR ATHLETES
SANFORD SAYS ATTACKS ON COLLEGES 'FADDISH'
SAT IS NOT BEST GUIOE
COLLEGES. U.S., COSTS
SEE COLLEGES, U.S., TUITION
SEE HIGHER EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
COLLEGES, U.S., CURRICULUM
SEE ALiO UNIV. OF N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
OUKE OFFICIAL OEFENOS UNIVERSITY CURRICULA
COLLEGE CURRICULUM: MORE INTEGRITY NEEDED
'•••I'D BE.. .RUINED IF I HAD TO SUPPORT A SECOND RATE.
WARNING: COLLEGES UNOER ATTACK
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COLLEGES. U.S.. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C, ENROLLuENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. ADMISSIONS
AGRICULTURE ENROLLMENT DECLINING
COLLEGES. U.S.. FACULTY
COLLEGE CURRICULUM:
MORE INTEGRITY NEEDED
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SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C., FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.. TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. TUITION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL A ID-TO-EDUC AT ION
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION. COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C STATE UNIV.. STUOENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE AL S3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
SEE ALSO STUOENT AIO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS C STUDENT AID
BENNETT. FRIOAY CLASH ON STUDENT AID CUTS
REMARKS ON COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID CUTS GFT COLD RECEPTION
PROPOSED AID REDUCTIONS OON • T ALARM HEAD OF EOUCATION GROUP
WARNING: COLLEGES UNDER ATTACK
COLLEGES. U.S.. Games
see also assassination games
ouke students 'kill' each other for fun
colleges. u.s.. gifts
bookless college helped
private colleges 'at risk'
colleges. u.s.. professors
see professors. u.s.
colleges. u.s.. rankings
see also duke univ., rankings
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. ranking
ouke's business school ranked 10th in nation
oukf, unc are among top 10 in university poll
colleges. u.s.. sports
. see also red-shirting
see also sports (general i
threatened defection may proo ncaa to act
"...i'd be. ..ruined if i had to support a sscono rate. ..team.
let athletes spend first year in *>ooks
ncaa finally moves to clean up sports
first step taken on ncaa mar^
colleges. u.s.. stuoents
see also hazing
virtue not too pruoish for tooav's university
letters from a hostage
where is the 'hell-no-we-won't-go' crcwo?
report: campus climate 'chilly- for co-eds
professor salutes court's rejection of student's appeal
colleges. u.s.. tuition
see also colleges. n.c. tuitions
see also colleges. u.s.. feoeral aio
see also higher eoucation. costs
see also stuoent aid program
see also student loan program
smartness cuts bill at college
college costs rise faster than inflation
collins c aikman
business highlights
gas leak prompts evacuation
person senior high stuoent receives scholarships
mortgage rate outlook promising for summer
roxboro plant honored
person resioents protest proposeo power plant
power, steam plant rezoning is denied
person grants permit for power generating plant
roxboro council agrees to provide hater for plant
brokerage houses see bull market continuing march
colombia (south america)
friendship force
tragedies bear similarities
the 'no-names' cry out for help
colon cancer
see also cancer
reagan cancer shocking. but not a death sentence
colon cancer calls keep hotline hopping
colonial inn (hillsborough, n.c.i
pete Thompson, retired colonial inn owner
ex-colonial inn owner 0ies
traditional holioay desserts
colonial league
davidson to abanoon southern conference
colonial pipeline co.
rou awards first contract in 115 million project
colonial self-storage
crimestoppers
colonial 66 (hillsborough)
gas leaks fuel hidden oangers
colony lake
key homes'
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LIME-YELLOW FIRF TRUCKS STAND OUT,
BUT MAKE SOME SEE REO
THE COLOR PURPLE (FILM)
EVIOENCF GROWS SPIELBERG making MOVIE IN STATE
CASTING CALL FINOS HUNOREOS Oc ROLE SEEKERS
SPIELBERG MAY MAKE MOVIE IN N.C.
SPIELBERG MOVIE BOON TO N.C. COUNTIES
TAR HEELS AUOITIONING FOR FILM 9Y SPIELBERG
TAR HEELS SAY THEY WILL KEEP memories FROM BEING IN MOVIE
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FOEELAND'S CARS ROLL AGAIN
TAB HEELS SEE THEMSELVES IN PREVIEW OF SPIELBERG MOVIE
PRIZE-WINNING WALKER NOVEL DIFFICULT TO FILM
COLORCRAFT CORP.
COLORCRAFT REPORTS INCREASES IN INCOME, SALES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
COLORCRAFT EXPANDING WITH BER<EY DEAL
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
HALLMARK VICE PRESIDENT URGES ETHICS OVER PERSONAL PROFITS DESPITE
COLORFFST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
HENOERSON WILL HOLO FESTIVAL SATURDAY
COLORFEST'S DFBUT
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM
SEE CBS
COLUMBIA UNIV.
NCNB REVEALS PLANS FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT IN WAKE AND DURHAM
«1 BILLION MULTI-USE PARK PLANS UNVEILED
COLUMBUS COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "COLCOR" INVESTIGATION
TAYLOR SAYS HE WAS SNARED IN NET INTENOEO FOR GREEN
COLUMBUS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONER INJUREO IN FATAL SHOOTING
COLUMBUS DAY
AMERICA'S DISCOVERERS
HOLIDAY HALTS MAIL SERVICE
MAIL DELIVERY TO TAKE HOLIDAY
THANK GOODNESS FOR CRAZY CHRIS
COLUMBUS INSTITUTED GENOCIDE
COM-TECH PACKAGING. INC.
PACKAGING PLANT COMING TO RALEIGH
COMA
SEE ALSO BRAIN DEATH
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISFASESI
FATHER FINOS WRONG BOY IN COFFIN
BALLOON CAUSES COMA
GIRL WHO INHALED BALLOON STILL IN COMA
COMAN BUILDING CENTER
COHAN'S TO BE SOLD OR CLOSED
THANKS FOR COHAN'S SUPPORT
THANKS FOR COHAN'S SUPPORT
COMEDIANS
SEE ALSO HUMOR
RUSSIAN COMIC'S GUESS WAS RIGHT
CAROL BURNETT AT DUKE THURSDAY
CAROL BURNETT WILL BE AT OUKE
COMEDY STILL NO. 1 WITH CAROL
BURNETT KEEPS "EM LAUGHING
COMET MACHHOLZ
COMET MACHHOLZ PROVIDES DRILL FOR HALLEY OBSERVERS
MACHHOLZ COMET CAN BE SEEN THIS MONTH
COMIC BOOKS
SEE ALSO CARTOONISTS
COMIC BOOK CONVENTION SET
COMICS
SEE ALSO CARTOONISTS
•BLUE OEVIL' CARTOONIST TO VISIT
SMALL EVENT PLANNED
'ROBOTMAN' OEBUTS TOOAY
3 NEW COMICS WILL SEE YA IN THE FUNNY PAPERS
NOT-SO-FUNNY COMICS
COMM VIEW MEDICAL OIAGNOSIS
OUKE TO TEST NEW DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
COMMANO TEAM CONCEPT
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMESI
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C.
COMMANO TEAM CONCEPT USEO IN 2 ORANGE COUNTY CASES
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT CO.
COMERCIAL EOUIPMENT MOVES DOWNTOWN
TOWARO A CLEANER 0U9HAM
DOWNTOWN FIRM SALUTEO
WINNERS ALL: 10 TAKE HONORS
COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FISHING
SEE ALSD SHRIMP
LEGISLATORS TOLD OREGON INLET IS KILLING PEOPLE
FISHING REGULATIONS ADOPTEO
SHRIMP HARVEST UP
FISHERMEN SCALLOPING FOR CHIRSTMAS SUPPER
N.C. SCALLOP SEASON BRINGS OUT BOATS LARGE AND SMALL
COMMERCIAL PARK UNIT (BECAME COMMERCIAL PARK WESTI
WORK BEGINS ON OFFICE PARK
5-BUILOING OFFICE PARK BEING BUILT IN DURHAM
CONSTRUCTION AT HEAOOUARTERS PARK
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
COMMERCIAL PARK WEST (FORMERLY COMMERCIAL PARK UNIT!
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
COMMISSION ON CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS
SEE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
COMMISSION ON EDUCATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
HAMMONDS: EDUCATION PLAN WILL STEM SOME MOMENTUM
COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE ALSO COMPETENCY HEARINGS
SEE ALSD INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION ORDERED FOR WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON
PSYCHIATRIST: MAN IN POLICE STANOOFF NOT LEGALLY SANE
JUDGE COMMITS BURNETTE TO JOHM UMSTEAO HOSPITAL
MENTAL HEALTH LAWS REWRITE WINS EASY VOTE
MENTAL COMMITMENTS TOO EASILY ARRANGED
MAN COMMITTED AFTER HOLOING HOSTAGES
GIRL FLEES HOSPITAL WHILE PARENTS FIGHT FOR HER RELEASE
COMMITTEE FOP PEACE WITH JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA
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SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
WALLET ISSUE GETS ATTENTION
C0«MO0tTY CREDIT CORP.
AUDIT: LEAF PROGRAM STILL COSTS TAXPAYERS
COMMON CAUSE
COMMON CAUSE •UNCOMMON1
TAX DOLLAR CHECK-OFF
TAX WRITERS PRIMED WITH CONTRIBUTIONS
COMMUNICATION
FLOOD: LISTENING NECESSARY
SCHOLARSHIP MILL BE AVAILABLE
MARRIAGE: ADJUSTMENT IS THE SECRET
COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
N.C. PHONE WORKERS claim STRESS FROM USING VOTS
NORTHERN TELECOM SAID UNION TARGET
NLRB ORDERS NEW UNION VOTE ON CMA
COMMUNISM
SEE ALSO MARXISM
VICTORY FOR COMMUNISTS
A SECOND-RATE POWER
SOVIET HYPOCRISY
COMMUNIST WORKERS PARTY
SEE ALSO TRUE STORY OF THE GREENSBORO MASSACRE (BOOKI
U1.000 CONTRIBUTED TO REIMBURSE LAWYERS
LAWYER SAYS TRIAL SHOULD BE KDVEO
GREENSBORO LAWYERS OPPOSE MOVING TRIAL
JUDGE SETS EXTRA SECURITY FOR TRIAL OF «48 "ILLION SUIT
ULAN-NAZI CASE GOING TO COURT FOR THIRD TIME
JURY SELECTION IS UNOER WAY IN 148 -ILLION KLAN-NAZI SUIT
PLANTIFFS OUTRAGED OVER DECISION ALLOWING KLAN, NAZI COUNTERSUITS
JU0G6 SAYS ULAN-NAZI SUIT JURY SELECTION TOO SLOW
PAID INFORMANT INFILTRATED CW AFTER SHOOTINGS
MORE POTENTIAL JURORS CHOSEN TO HEAR «<■» MILLION LAWSUIT
SHOOTOUT SUITS may BE SEPARATED
CHANGE OF VENUE STILL SOUGHT FOR KLAN CASE
BLACK LEADERS UPSET OVER JUOGE'S DECISION ON KLAN-NAZI COUNTERSUITS
BLACK LEAOE'S UPSET OVER KLAN SUIT RULING
MORE POTENTIAL JURORS FOR SUIT CHOSEN
MORE AODED TO JURY PANEL FOR KLAN-NAZ! SUIT
KKK. NAZIS HAVE RIGHT TO PURSJE COUNTERSUITS
43 POTENTIAL JURORS PICKED TO HEAR SUIT
PLAINTIFFS ASK JUOGE TO MOVE SUIT TRIAL
MOTION TO MOVE KLAN-NAZ! SUIT DENIED
SIX-MEMBER JURY CHOSEN IN KLAN SUIT
LAWYERS PRESENT ARGUMENTS AS <LAN-NAZI SUIT OPENS
JURORS WATCH TAPE OF CONFRONTATION
MAN TESTIFIES FELLOW KLANSMAN WANTED TO -FIGHT- COMMUNIST OEMONSTRATOR S
TRIAL WILL BE MAJOR TEST
TESTI»ONEY CONTINUES IN KLAN-NAZ! LAWSUIT
GREENSBORO SHOOTINGS SUIT FUELS DEBATE ON INFORMANTS
KLANS»AN SAYS POLICE WERE EXPECTED
WIOOw FELT -HELPLESS- AT SHOOTOUT
COURT UPHOLDS BOMB CONSPIRACY CONVICTIONS
WIDOW TESTIFIES AT KLAN TRIAL
FIRE OELAYS TESTIMONY IN KLAN-NAZI SUIT
EX-INFORMANT SAYS POLICE FEARED HIS TESTIMONY IN KLANSMEN TRIAL
CITY DENIES OFFICER'S TESTI-ONY
CWP LEADER TELLS OF CHINA GROVE CONFRONTATION PLAN
G'EcNSBORO POLICEMAN Says LEASER OF CWP. PARADE ROUTE WORRIEO HIM
OFFICER TESTIFIES POLICE EXPECTED AT »0ST -EGG THROWING. HECKLING-
OFFICER TESTIFIES KLANSMEN, NAZIS WEREN'T EXPECTED AT 1979 RALLY
ANTI-KLAN OEMONSTRATOR TESTIFIES CONFRONTATION BOOK -EXAGGERATED-
FORMER NAZI SAYS AGENT ENCOURAGED HIM TO CARRY GUN
EX-GRAND ORAGON SAYS HE WARNED AGENTS
AGENT SAYS HE COULD GIVE NAZIS 'OPPORTUNITY-
SUPFRVISOR SAYS AGENT TOLD TO STAY AWAY FROM RALLIES
PLAINTIFFS REST THEIR CASE IN J14 MILLION CIVIL LAWSUIT
JUDGE TO OROP SOME DEFENDANTS
JUOGE OROERS PLAINTIFFS TO PAY COSTS OF 15 DROPPED DEFENDANTS
CWP MEMBER SAIO GROUP NEEDED -MARTYR-
IN ANTI-KLAN RALLY CASE: DEFENSE Lawyers reaoy to REST CASE
CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN KLAN-NAZ! SUIT
CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEING PRESENTED IN LAWSUIT AGAINST KLANSMEN, NAZIS
SICK JUROR POSTPONES KLAN AND NAZI LAWSUIT
JURY BEGINS CONSIDERING t48 MILLION SUIT
KLAN SUIT JURY CAN-T DECIOE
KLAN JURY BACKS 1 OEATH CLAIM
WIFE OF ANTI-KLAN DEMONSTRATOR GLAO VERDICT REACHED PLACING BLA»E
DAWSON REGRETS LEADING CARAVAN OF KLANS«EN
JURY AWAROS J355.10O TO WIDOW IN KLAN SUIT
LET THE WOUNOS heal AND The STAINS FADE
TRIAL: DURHAM LAWYER PASSES The TEST
FUND LAWYERS URGE SHOOTOUT LITIGATION END
1351,500 AWARO MADE IN GREENS30R0 CASE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO COASTAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
WACHOVIA ADOS S150.000 TO SCHOLARSHIP ENOCWMENT
SCOTT NOTES CHAOS IN HIS COLLEGE SYSTEM FROM PORK BARREL ACTS
SCOTT: NEW LAWS NEEDED TO ACCOMMOOATE CHANGING STUOENTS
STATE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGES PAY THE WORST IN THE NATION
WATKINS THREATENS 3ILL ON CASWELL SCHOOL ISSUE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES 3CAR0 TO MEET AT TCA NEXT WEEK
PIEDMONT TECH GETS OK TO SERVE CASWELL
INCORPORATION BILL BEING DRAWN FQR YANCFYVILLE
SENATE PANEL OKS SILL TO END DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
SCOTT SAYS LEGISLATORS MEOOLEO WITH SYSTEM OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATUS RECOMMENOEO FOR DTI
OTI MAY BE RECLASSIFIED TO COLLEGE
WYNN SAYS CHANGE WON'T HARM NC CU
OTI OOESN-T SEEK 'RECLASSIFICATION-
OTI CHIEF OPTIMISTIC ON CHANGE
OTI COLLEGE TRANSFER OUEST HAS PROBLEMS
UPGRADE DURHAM TECH
BAN PROPOSED ON SPECIAL BILLS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE MONEY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PANEL SHOULD CALL BUDGET SH0T5
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BILL GETS SIDETRACKED
Community COLLEGE PAY BOOST BACKED BY PANEL
BILL WOULD BAR CO"M I SS IONERS FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARDS
STATE BUDGET PASSES — ALMOST
TRAPPED IN SENATE: DTI'S UPGRADE APPEARS ON HOLO
BOB SCOTT TO AODRESS CONFERENCE
SCOTT: PROGRAM has ONLY BEGUN TO SCRATCH SURFACE OF ILLITERACY
SCHOOL, HEALTH INDUSTRY COMMUNICATION URGED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM ENROLLMENT GAIN IS NOTED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ISSUE ANGERS OFFICIALS
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM, BUOGET
SCOTT NOTES CHAOS IN HIS COLLEGE SYSTEM FROM PORK BARREL ACTS
PnRK BARREL SPLINTERS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
BUDGET PANEL APPROVES EOUCATION CUTS
BAN PROPOSED ON SPECIAL BILLS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE MONEY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PANEL SHOUL") CALL BUDGET SHOTS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BILL GETS SIDETRACKED
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PAY BOOST BACKED BY PANEL
LEGISLATORS SAY ONLY ASSEMBLY'S LEADERSHIP CAN STOP SCRAMBLE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES 9U0GET IS APPROVED
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BUDGET INCLUDES SALARIES
DTI TO OFFER FEWER COURSES
DTI HOPES PAY WOES WILL ENO
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM, CURRICULJM
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF POLICY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM, ENROLLMENT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES" BLACK ENROLLMENT DROPS
SCOTT: BLACK ENROLLMENT UP AT N.C. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMMJNI TY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FEOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
DURHAM PLAN REVITALIZES NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING
CITY OF DURHAM, N.C. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC HEARING
WATTS RESIDENTS SEEKING TO BLOCK OURHAM HOTEL
OURHAM PANEL REJECTS TAX FOR IMPROVEMENTS
NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM GETS REHAB FUNOS
GRANT AS COLLATERAL FRETS CITIZENS' GROUP
COUNCIL HEARING WILL AIR NEW GRANT USES
CITY RECEIVES HUD AWARD
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, N.C.
ALDERMEN DELAY ACTION ON ZONING
CHEEKS-MILES VS. RENCHER ST. NEEDS DEBATED AT COMMISSIONERS' MEETING
RENCHER STREET AREA IS BLOCK GRANT CHOICE OF COMMISSIONERS, 3-1
HOUSE APPROVES ELON COLLEGE BILLS
COMPETITION IN N.C. IS STILL FURIOUS FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
PUBLIC HEARING SLATED IN ASHEBORO ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
TOWN OF HALIFAX GETS S9, 300 PLANNING GRANT
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, U.S.
CONFERENCE ORAWS COUNTY OFFICIALS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE FEOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
SEE DIRECTORY OF OURHAM COMMUNITY RESOURCES
COMMUNITY GARDENS
SEE ALSO GAROENING, OURHAM
RENTAL PLOTS LET GARDENERS EXERCISE GREEN THUMBS
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
SEE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C.
RICH SQUARE WILL GET RURAL HEALTH CENTER
COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL H I LL/CAR^ B0R01
SEE ALSO DURHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
COMMUNITY KITHCEN FINDS OUARTERS
COMMUNITY KITCHEN (DURHAMI
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
SOUP KITCHEN
COMMUNITY OF BUTNER PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE BUTNER PLANNING COMMISSION
COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROJECT
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
RESTITUTION PROGRAM: GETTING SOMETHING BACK FOR OFFENDERS
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MOST ABORTION FUNOING
COMMUNITY SERVICE SAID EFFECTIVE PUNISHMENT
COMMUNITY THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS, N.C.
PENNYFEATHER'S PLAYERS
COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING ON BURGLARIES To BE HELD
FARMERS JUMP OFF THEIR TRACTORS TO JOIN HUNT FOR BURGLARY SUSPECTS
OFFICIALS WANT TO REJUVENATE COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAMS
COMMUNITY WATCH 'A LIFESAVER' TO GURMAN RESIDENT
COMMUTATION REOUESTS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
COMMUTING LAWYER'S JAIL TERM JOULD BE DISSERVICE
MARTIN WON'T ALTER LAWYER'S PRISON TERM
COMMUTING
PROGRAM HELPS COMMUTERS IN TRIANGLE
"THE COMPANY" (ORUG SMUGGLING RING)
CRIME SYNOICATE IN SPOTLIGHT AFTER CHUTIST'S DEATH
COMPANY (PLAYI
THEY'RE COMMITTEO TO 'COMPANY'
OUKE THEATER GROUP OPENS 50TH SEASON
•COMPANY' QUEST UNFULFILLING
COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WO*K
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, SALARIES
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12/31/35
IN SOCIALISM
WANTS STUOV ENOEO
HUNT CONTRIBUTIONS
PAY EQUITY STUOV CALLEO AN EXERCISE
OURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
LEGISLATOR BLASTS COMPARABLE WORTH,
COMMITTEE SETS HEARING ON COMPARABLE WORTH
COMPARABLE WORTH BATTLE BEGINS
COMPARABLE WORTH PROPONENTS, CRITICS PUSH THEIR POINTS
STUDY OF COMPARABLE WORTH SALARIES RETAINS ENOUGH SUPPORT
PANEL OKS BILL TO KILL STUDY 3UT HOUSE FIGHT LOOMS
PAY REVISIONS POSE RISKS
HOUSE BACKS PAY STUDY ENO
HOUSE APPROVES REPLACING COMPARABLE WORTH STUOY
GOVERNOR SAYS HE OOESN'T FAVOR QUOTAS
COMPARABLE WORTH •LOONY*
SECONOING N.C. WISDOM
PANEL BACKS KILLING N.C. JOBS STUDY
SENATE PANEL APPROVES BILL TO KILL COMPARABLE WORTH STUDY
REP. PULLEY WARNS COMPARABLE WORTH VOTE MAY BACKFIRE
COMPARABLE WORTH STUDY HAS NO SET WORTH ICARTOONI
FINAL APPROVAL GIVEN TO DRINKING AGE OF 21
REP. BARNES' BILL SEEKS PAY EQUITY COMMISSION
PULLEY WANTS PANEL TO PROBE STATE POLICY ON EQUAL PAY
WOMFN'S STRENGTH IN LEGISLATURE SEEN SLIPPING
HOW DO YOU COMPARE?
COMPARABLE WORTH ISSUE LOSING G»OUNO IN N.C.
COMPARATIVE FAULT CLAIMS SYSTEM
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONEO WASTE DUMPS AOVANCES
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
PULLEY'S FAULT BILL ON HOUSE AGENOA
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO CHANGE OAMAGES LAW
HOUSE OKS BILL REVISING LAW ON OAMAGES
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL IS KILLED 4-3 BY SENATE PANEL
SENATE FINDS FAULT WITH OAMAG? BILL
BACKERS SEEK TO REVIVE COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL DIES IN SENATE
COMPASSIONATE FRIEN05
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, DEATHS
SEE ALSO GRIEF
UNC NURSING PROFESSOR GETS COMPASSIONATE FRIENOS AWARD
COMPETENCY HEARINGS
SEE ALSO COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDEO
INCOMPETENCY CHALLENGED BY BURNETTE
COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C COMPETENCY TESTS
COMPETITION FOR LAND IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH I BOOK I
SOME SOUTHERN VALUES OEFY PRICE TAG
COMPOSERS
SEE ALSO COMPOSER'S FORUM
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
ELIZABETH COTTEN STILL SINGS. COMPOSES AT 93
COMPOSER'S FORUM
SEE ALSO CARRBORO ART SCHOOL I NT w CENTER FOR VISUAL L PERFORMING ARTSI
SEE ALSO COMPOSERS
COMPOSERS' forum: SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM BARS
COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS SERVICES
BOWL-A-THON TO RAISE FUNOS FOR HANDICAPPED
COMPREHENSIVE CRIME CONTROL ACT
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C. CONFISCATED material
U.S. MARSHALS USE NEW LAW TO SEIZE FIVE-ACRE FARM
COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, OURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT
STUDENTS 'PIC A WINNER: TRAINING PROGRAMS BRING BETTER JOBS FOR THREE
COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER (DURHAM)
CITY SHOULD BE EXPANSION AREA FOR RTP
COMPROMISING POSITIONS IFILMI
MYSTERY MISSING ITS ANSWERS IN
COMPROMISING POSITIONS'
COMPUCHEM LABORATORIES
RTP FIRM SEEKS PRODUCT GROWTH THROUGH PUBLIC STOCK-OFFERING
MORE BUSINESSES TESTING EMPLOYEES FOR ORuGS
DRUG TESTS 99.9 PERCENT ACCURATE IF PERFORMED 'PROPERLY'
MORE FIRMS TEST WORKERS FOR DRUG USE
COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
SEE ALSO HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO TRUANCY
VOLUNTARY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
STUOENTS OPPOSE VOLUNTARY ATTENDANCE
JOB OUTLOOKS WOULO DIM
COSTS WOULD INCREASE
DEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER R ISHT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
HOUSE GETS TOUGHER SCHOOL ATTENDANCE POLICY
COMMITTEE OK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION BOARO
STATE SUPREME COURT CENSURES JUOGE for Campaign CONTRIBUTIONS
HOME SCHOOLING 'BLOSSOMING PHENOMENON' IN N. C.
MOTHER TEACHING THREE CHILDREN AT HOME
COURT'S HOME SCHOOL OK WELCOME OECISION
STATE ABROGATES RIGHTS
COMPUSERVE INFORMATION SERVICE
RALEIGH FIRM FILES SUIT AGAINST CENTER
COMPUSOURCE
COMPUTATION CENTER'S PARTNERSHIP WITH 3 SCHOOLS 3ASIS OF LAWSUIT
COMPUTE! PUBLICATIONS
SEE ALSO SMALL SYSTEMS, INC. I GR EENSBORO I
UNC RECEIVES 1250.000 FOR MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
COMPUTER ART
SEE ALSO ART
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S U 8 J E C
ART TUTOR WITH COMPUTER
COMPUTER CAMPS
NCCU PLANNING COMPUTER CAMPS
COMPUTFR CHIP
MITSUBISHI AOOING DESIGN GR0U3P FOR CUSTOM-MADE COMPUTER CHIPS
COMPUTER FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
COMPUTER CRIME ON RISE
COMPUTER AGE CRIME
THEFT ENTERS HIGH-TECH AGE
COMPUTER GRAPHICS
SEE ALSO SPECTRUM DATA SYSTEMS, INC.
COMPUTERIZED DRAFTING CLASS A HIT AT NORTHERN
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
SPECTRUM DATA SYSTEMS: IT SELLS PRODUCTS — ANO IDEAS
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER LITERACY: GOOO HEARING ISN'T REOUIRED
COMPUTER MAPPING
WATAUGA MAY GET DIGITAL TAX MAPS
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CENTER INC.
STORE REPORTS BREAK-IN
OURHAM CRIHESTOPPERS
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO SIMULATIONS
COMPUTER MODELING SYMPOSIUM JAN. 6
COMPUTER SOFTWARE PROGRAM
MEDICAL ACCOUNTING: -THEY HAD EXPERIENCE. HE HAO THE SOFTWARE'
CHARLOTTE BUSINESS TO WRITE SOFTWARE
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
COMPUTER SOLUTIONS
PARKWAY PLAZA STORE HANGS "CLOSED' SIGN
COMPUTER STORE AT PARKWAY PLAZA TO STAY CLOSED
COMPUTER STORE TO REMAIN CLOSED
COMPUTER THEFT
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, U.S.
WOMAN CHARGEO IN COMPUTER THEFT
THEFT ENTERS HIGH-TECH AGE
COMPUTERLAND OF OURHAM
REPEAL PREDICTEO FOR INVENTORY TAX
136,000 IN COMPUTER ITEMS STOLEN
COMPUTERS ARE STOLEN
COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO APPLE COMPUTER CO.
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COMPUTER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C CENTRAL UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE ANO MATHEMATICS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO PERSONAL COMPUTER
SEE ALSO PRIVATE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
SEE ALSO ROBOTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE RESEARCH LIBRARIES NETWORK
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES COMPUTATION CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO VIDEO OISPLAY TERMINALS
SEE ALSO VOICE INTERACTIVE PROCESSING SYSTEM IVIPSI
REO CROSS RECEIVES «3,000 FOR COMPUTER
STUDENT STORE URGED TO HALT UNDERSELLING
MERCHANT, UNC MAY LOCK HORNS 3VER COMPUTER SALES
DUKE SCIENTIST'S COMPUTER A STEP TOWARD 'INTELLIGENCE'
DUKE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER IS 'WHIZ KID'
COMPUTERS KEEPING IN STEP
THORNBURG TO SEEK COMPUTER FUNDS
COMPUTER COURSE SET AT OURHAM TECH
ARTS COUNCIL'S '85 FUND DRIVE GETS t72,000, NEW COMPUTER
ARTS COUNCIL FUND-RAISER BEGINS
GROWING SUPPORT PROVES VALUE OF ARTS COUNCIL
SCHOOLS IN N.C. WORKING TO REDUCE ABSENTEEISM
POLICE SAY MAN USED AX TO SMASH COMPUTER
SURVEY: MORE health PROBLEMS FOR VOT USERS
INSIDE
PROF: COMPUTERS' 10 IS UP
CENTRAL TO USE COMPUTERS IN PROGRAM FOR 3-YEAR-OLDS
PAPERLESS SETTING SEEN FOR BUSINESS
TEACHERS' SUMMER COURSE SET AT NCCU
DURHAM TECH OFFERS COMPUTER COURSES
COMPUTERS TEACH READING FAST
COUNTY LIBRARY SEEKS COMPUTERIZATION
WHEELER MAY BE RIGHT, BUT HE'S ALSO UNEMPLOYED
FIREO SOCIAL WORKER'S PLEA DENIED
TALK SCHEOULED ON COMPUTERS
REPORTING POLICY TO BE PRO8E0
N.C. MAN HAS THREE COMPUTERS MONITORING HIS CAR
DTI TO OFFER COMPUTER COURSES
COMPUTER SLOWDOWN HITS N.C.
UPPUTTING WITH ROSE'S INPUT
BEEPS. GIGGLES MIX IN CLASS
NC5SM ONE OF 7 SITES FOR NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
RESEARCHERS FINO REAL EYE-OPENER ABOUT COMPUTERS
OURHAM TECH OFFERS COMPUTER WORKSHOPS
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY CATALOG OPEN TO PUBLIC
COMPUTER SEMINAR FOR EXECUTIVES SET
COMPUTER CAMPERS
IBM DONATING COMPUTERS TO SCHOOL
MATH SCHOOL TO GET S608.000 FROM IBM
N.C DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE COMPUTERIZES TAX PROCESSING
HOME-BANKING PLAN UNVEILED
IMPORTS, COMPUTERS ARE TRIMMING N.C.'S M I ODLE-MANAGEMENT RANKS
COMPUTERS ARE STOLEN
SYSTEM TO LINK DUKE, N.C. STATE, UNC LIBRARIES
TRAINING PARENTS BEST ROUTE TO COMPUTER- SMAR T CHILOREN
TINTED GLASSES LOWER EYESTRAIN, SPEEO WORK
RETAILERS HOPE COMPUTERS SELL FOR CHRISTMAS
THEFT ENTERS HIGH-TECH AGE
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
COMPUTERS FILL SPECIAL NEED
COMPUTER GROUP TO MEET AT UNC
CON ARTISTS
SEE FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
CONCENTRATION CAMPS
SEE ALSO WORLD WAR II
GRAVE VISIT PARALLELS REAGAN LATIN POLICY
REAGAN VICTIM OF GOOO INTENTIONS. 8A0 AOVICE
HE SLEPT THROUGH WORLD WAR II, BUT...
HOW TO WIN RESPECT
CONCERNED CHARLOTTEANS
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE. N.C.
IDEOLOGICAL CLASH BREWING OVE* PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MOVEMENT AGAINST PORN ROCK T A< E S SHAPE IN NORTH CAROLINA
CHARLOTTE GROUP SAYS SMUT IS EASY TO BUY
CONCERNEO DEPUTIES FOR THE CITIZENS OF DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT., DEPUTIES
CONCERNED RESIDENTS ABOUT SANITATION ANO HEALTH ICRASHI
SEE ALSO CLEAN UP SANITATION SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES. DURHAM COUNTY
GROUP PUSHING CRASH PLAN FOR COUNTY SEWERS
COUNT THE COSTS BEFORE SIGNING UP
CRASH-EFFORT NEEOED
CONCERNED SENIOR CITIZENS AND FRIENDS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
OFFICERS APPOINTED
LET'S HONOR OR. KING
CITIZENS' GROUP LAUDS RATE HUE OPPOSITION
SENIOR CITIZENS TO HEAR MARTIN
RATE INCREASE MEETING SET
GROUP PLANS MEETING ON DUKE POWER CO. RATE INCREASE REQUEST
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MONEY IN PUBLIC HEALTH DEPT. BUDGET
CONCERNED SENIORS TO MEET
VIGILS SUGGESTED AS APARTHEIO PROTEST
LEE: CIVIL-RIGHTS FIGHTERS SHOULD TARGET APARTHEID
VIGIL PLANNED AT DUKE POWER
PROTEST INCREASE
CITY OFFICIALS CRITICIZE ELECTRIC RATE HIKE
NO ROOM FOR COMPLACENCY
CHOOSE THE BEST CANDIDATES
WORK FOR GOOO OF OURHAM
CONCERNED SENIORS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
OFFICERS APPOINTED
CONCERNED UNITED BIRTHPARENTS
SEE ALSO AOOPTION
OURHAM GROUP LOBBYING FOR ADOPTION RULE CHANGE
CONCORD. N.C.
CONCORD LANDS PLASTICS PLANT
CONCRETE
BUILOING BOOM BRINGS BRICK,
SUBJECTS
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CONCRETE SHORTAGE
CONCRETE SERVICE CO. ( FAYETTE VI LLE, N.C.)
OECEPTIVE PRACTICES LAIO TO THREE. FIRM
CONDEMNATION
JUOGE UPHOLDS CANE CREEK CONDEMNATION
CONDEMNATION BILL FILED
CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
TRINITY PARK REOUEST OPPOSED AT HEARING
TRINITY PARK BIDS REJECTED
OWNER OF TRINITY PARK HOMES PLANS TO SELL BUCHANAN BOULEVARO PROPERTY
RESIDENTS. THEN PLANNING BOARO OPPOSE CONDOMINIUMS
DEVELOPERS TO ASK ZONING FOR OFFICES. MOTEL. CONDOS
BOARD POSTPONES VOTE ON CONDOMINIUMS
PLANNING BOARD TO MULL ZONING FOR HOTEL OFFICES
STONEBRIDGE COMPLEX GETS FAVORABLE ACTION FROM COUNTY PLANNERS
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY S PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
RESIDENTIAL BUILOING TOPS LAST YEAR'S LEVEL
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CONSERVATIVES URGED TO BUY CBS STOCK
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2/10/85
A
I
N
H 2
2/12/85
A
11
N
S 2
2/12/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
2/15/85
A
1
N
H 2
2/16/85
A
11
N
H 2
2/18/85
A
B
P N
H 2
2/20/95
B
6
N
H 2
3/1 1/95
A
10
N
S 2
3/11/85
A
4
E
H 2
3/30/85
C
1
P N
H90
H 2
4/09/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/18/85
A
22
N
H 2
5/27/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/02/85
0
4
U
G33
H 2
7/06/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/09/85
A
16
N
S 2
8/09/85
A
12
J
H 2
9/02/85
c
I
N
H 2
10/28/85
c
1
N
S 2
10/31/85
A
5
J
H 2
11/26/85
A
7
P N
H 2
11/26/85
c
1
N
F50
H 2
11/30/85
A
4
E
S 2
10/05/85
A
4
E
S 2
12/21/85
A
11
N
H 2
5/22/85
A
4
E
H 2
5/30/85
A
4
L
H 2 9/29/85 8 9
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2
2
10/24/85
10/24/85
A
c
1
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N
L41
W82
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2/02/85
2/02/55
2/05/85
2/06/85
4/05/85
6/22/85
7/28/85
A
A
C
A
A
A
B
1
I
1
I
10
5
1
N
N
N
N
N
N
U
A54
A54
A47
A54
L41
S 2 4/26/85 A 1 N C60
S 2 12/27/85 A 1 N W82
H 2 6/16/85 B 3 N
H 2 7/14/85 0 13 P N
HOB
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SEE ALSO HAZEN AND SAWYER
SEE ALSO MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP. OF AMERICA
DURHAM TO HIRE CONSULTANT FOR PLAN TO BOOST DOWNTOWN
CONSUMER AWARENESS
SEE ALSO CONSUMER PROTECTION
PROOUCT INFORMATION IN THE STORE CAN CHANGE SOME BUYING HABITS
SAVED FROM LAWSUITS
CONSUMER CREDIT
SEE ALSO CONSUMER DEBT
WHEN I WAS A KIO. THE BEST PART OF CHRISTMAS WAS... ICARTOONI
MAIL ORDER GIFTS THAT ARRIVE LATE
CONSUMER DEBT
SEE ALSO CONSUMER CPEOIT
SEE ALSO CREDIT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO TWO-INCOME FAMILY
U.S. CONSUMERS' DEBT OF 1500 BILLION SPAWNS CREDIT COUNSEL
CONSUMER DISTRIBUTORS CORP.
DURHAM DOCTOR ORDEREO TO PAY W.5 MILLION
CONSUMER EDUCATION
SEE CONSUMER AWARENESS
SEE CONSUMER PROTECTION
CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE ALSO AUTO WARRANTIES
SEE ALSO CONSUMER AWARENESS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC CITIZEN HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP
PROBLEMS ARE SPECIALTY OF CITY'S CALL FOR ACTION
TAKE A TIP FROM CALL FOR ACTION
BEWARE OF STUPES' 'NO-REFUNO' POLICIES
PRO-CONSUMER PUSH PLANNED BY THORNBURG
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE OUMPS ADVANCES
CONSUMER RIGHTS TALK SET
BILL GIVES CONSUMERS TIME TO RECONSIOER
DUKE ECONOMIST: BANKS IGNORING LAW
CONTACT LENS
SEE ALSO BIFOCAL CONTACT LENSES
.SEE ALSO EYE GLASSES
EXTENDEO-WEAR CONTACTS: DOCTORS SAY LENSES MAY HURT EYES
CONTACT TELEMINISTOY ORGANIZATION
SEE CONTACT DURHAM, INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMI
CONTACT WEEK
SEE CONTACT DURHAM,
INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM)
CONTEMPORARY (RECORDING CO. I
CONTEMPORARY REVIVAL GOOD NEWS
CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATIONS
SEE ALSO COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
LAW CHANGE WOULD PROTECT POTENTIAL JURORS
COURT OVERTURNS CONTEMPT F INOI NGS
WITNESS REFUSES TO TESTIFY, IS JAILED
REFUSING TO TESTIFY GETS MAN 10-OAY TERM
BONO REINSTATED FOR RELUCTANT WITNESS
MAN SAYS PAUL AOVISED HIM NOT TO DISRUPT TRIAL
JUOGE FINOS PAUL GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
JUOGE DENIES MOORMAN RETRIAL 310, DISBARS OFFENSE ATTORNEY
WITNESS JAILED FOR REFUSING T3 TESTIFY
COMPANY OFFICIALS FOUND IN CONTEMPT OF JUDGE'S OROER
WILLIE M. LAWYERS MAY SEEK CONTEMPT RULING AGAINST STATE
CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES 3
SEE ALSO COOKING CONTESTS
SEE ALSO LOGOS
SEE ALSO PICK THE WINNERS (OURHA
LISA WILSON IS WINNER IN YOUTH
ESSAY WINNERS
BE A WINNER BY GUESSING THE 19
GRAPHICS DESIGNER WINS «100 IN
RECEIVE TROPHIES
DURHAM URBAN TRAILS LOGO EXPEC
LENOIR SENIOR WINS JOURNALISM
RADIO STATION CONTEST JAMS PHD
ELIZABETH REEVES LYON WINS ART
DURHAM ACAOEMY TEAM WINS MATH
PHOTO CONTEST ENTRIES OUE TOMO
N.C. RIVER PHOTO CONTEST SET
POETRY CONTESTS SET
N.C. RIVER PHOTO CONTEST SET
CHAPEL HILL JR. HIGH PAIR ON N
RIVER PHOTO CONTEST
PROUO TOWN SPONSORS PHOTO CONT
RALEIGH MAN WINS HOUSE CONTEST
WHEN VULNERABILITY HURTS
8TH GRADERS MAY ENTER ESSAY C3
■THE WINNER IS...'
YOUNG REPORTERS CONTEST SCHEOJ
DURHAM WOMAN WINS UOO.OOO HOU
PRIZE-WINNING KEY OPENS DOOR T
124,000 CALL WASN'T JOKE
CULTURAL TIES TO DURHAM? ENTER
VEHICLE CONTEST SET
THE VEROICT IS IN ON PIZZA CON
THE VEROICT IS IN ON PIZZA CON
WOMAN PICKS UP «14, 593
HOUSE WINNER PUTTING PRIZE UP
•INSTANT WINNERS' TO GET THEI"
F CONTESTSI
M SUN SPORTS CONTEST!
MUSIC CONTEST
84 OSCAR WINNERS
LOGO CONTEST
TED TO APPEAR BY MAY
CONTEST
NES IN 6 C [TIES
COMPETITION
COMPETITION
RROW
0. 21 TEAM IN MATH TOURNEY
EST
LED
SE IN RAOIO STATION CONTEST
0 NEW HOME
THIS WRITING CONTEST
TEST
TEST: THE WINNING STORIES
FOR SALE
CASH
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO.
ONE FARMER LOSES SUIT AGAINST GRACE
CONTINENTAL CLUB
SEE OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CONTRACEPTION
SEE BIRTH CONTROL
CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGES
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGE CAN GET STUCK
CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGE REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL
CONTRACTORS
SEE BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
S I T
N E ELY
P 0 DATE C PG L P BYL
S 2 12/19/35 A 1 M M69
H 2 3/10/05 B 9 N
H 2 8/13/85 A 4 E
H 2 12/18/85 A 4 T T 056
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H 2 7/29/85 B 1 N
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1/21/85
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5/25/85
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6/06/85
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6/29/85
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7/04/85
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8/09/85
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S 2
8/09/85
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8/10/85
A
L P N
H 7
U/22/85
B
1 N
SH7
S 7
11/27/85
(
4 N
H 2
12/16/85
B
1 N
H 2
2/01/85
D
5
N
H 2
2/14/85
B
2
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K30
S 2
2/28/85
D
1
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871
H 2
3/01/85
8
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3/01/85
A
12
p
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K30
S 2
3/01/85
C
1
p
N
871
S 2
3/12/85
c
5
N
H 2
3/22/85
A
16
N
H 2
3/29/85
D
16
N
H 2
4/12/85
8
1
N
5 2
4/25/85
0
a
N
S 2
5/02/85
D
3
N
S 2
5/02/85
D
8
N
S 2
5/16/85
D
12
N
H 2
5/19/85
B
7
N
H 2
5/24/85
□
10
N
S 2
6/13/85
D
4
N
S 2
6/24/85
C
1
N
H 2
9/1D/85
A
4
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S 2
9/23/85
A
10
N
S 2
9/27/85
c
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S 2
10/17/85
A
15
N
S 2
11/11/85
c
1
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11/12/85
A
11
p
N
H 2
U/21/85
A
6
N
S 2
11/21/85
D
4
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N
H 2
12/02/85
3
8
N
H 2
12/05/85
c
1
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H 2
12/05/85
c
1
F
S 2
12/13/85
c
a
N
H 2
12/19/85
B
10
P
N
H 2
12/20/85
C
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S 2
S 2
4/03/85 A 12 U
4/17/85 C 8 U
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 c X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 1".
1/16/96
SEE PAVING CONTRACTORS
SEE PRIVATE CONTRACTORS (FOR FEOERAL EHPLOYEESI
CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
BILL GIVES CONSUMERS TIME TO RECONSIOER
CONTRAS
SEE ALSO NICARAGUA
U.S. SHOULD HELP CONTRAS IN NICARAGUA
OPPOSE AID TO CONTRAS
CONGRESS SHOULD PREVENT AID FDR CONTRAS
DEMONSTRATORS URGE OPPOSITION TO CONTRA AID
VALENTINE NOT YET SURE ABOUT AIT TO CONTRAS
U.S. AID TO CONTRAS COULD INTENSIFY HAR
REAGAN TO REOCOATEO CONTRA: "IT'S YOU!' (CARTOON)
NOTE THE DEMONSTRATORS
G»OUP HANTS CONTRAS AID HALTED
A PATHETIC PEACE PLAN
ACTION AGAINST NICARAGUA A -ISTAKE
FOUNDING FATHERS WERE NOT KIDNAPPERS
PRO-CONTRAS REV. MOON IS NO LIBERAL
NICARAGUAN CONTRAS
AT REP. COBEY'S OFFICE: 15 SIT-IN PROTESTERS ARRESTED
COBEY OFFICE NORMAL AFTER DEMONSTRATION OVER NICARAGUAN AIO
VALENTINE VOTE 'BAFFLING"
VALENTINE VOTE AGAINST CONTRA AIO PRAISED
WHO ARE THE RADICALS?
TERRORISM BY U.S.
TRESPASS COUNTS DROPPED
ACTIVISTS SAID HELD BY CONTRAS: 2 TAR HEELS REPORTED CAPTUREO
PEACE ACTIVIST GROUP IN NICARAGUA ORIGINATED FROM N.C. TASK FORCE
WHY CAN'T ME UNDERSTAND?
CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
PULLEY'S FAULT PILL ON HOUSE A GENOA
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO CHANGE DAMAGES LAM
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL IS KILLED 4-3 BY SENATE PANEL
BACKERS SEEK TO REVIVE COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL DIES IN SENATE
CONVENIENCE STORES
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS. U.S.
OURHAM STORES TESTING METHANOL FUEL SALES
MOTHER DENIEO CLAIM IN SMOKING SUIT
MAN ARRESTED FOR STRING OF ROBBERIES
CONVENIENT CORNER CUNIV. DRIVEI
THIEVES HIT OAY SCHOOL IN DURHAM
CONVENTIONS
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
OURHAM NEEDS CENTER
LA TO GO TO POLICE MEET
POLICE MEETING AT BEACH DRAWS 14 FROM CITY
CAROUSEL CONVENTION TO BE HELO IN BURLINGTON
CONVICTIONS I BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN
COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO THE A
SEE ALSO FOOO
SEE ALSO THE G
SEE ALSO ON CA
SEE ALSO VEGET
VARIETY IS 7
JUOITH OLNEY
COLLEGIATE C
CANCER SOCIE
COACH JIM VA
CLASSIC OESS
HELLENIC LAO
VEGETABLES 0
AFRICAN COOK
CHICKENS BY
COOKING FOR
TAR HEEL TAS
PREPARING RO
SHE PUT HER
THE LITERARY
ROXBORO COOK
FRICA NEW COOKBOOK: AFRICAN COOKING FOR WESTERN KITCHENS
RECIAN PLATE C COO< BOOK I
HPUS COOKBOOK (BOOK)
ARIANA: A RICH HARVEST OF WIT. LORE L RECEIPES
HE SPICE OF NEW COOKBOOKS
ON CHOCOLATE: GLPU OF CHOCOLATE TAKES HER MESSAGE...
OOK FINDS CURE FOR THE DINING HALL BLUES
TV'S COOKING UP SJPPORT FOR ITS PROGRAMS
LVANO TURNS HIS TALENTS TO A COOKBOOK
ERTS
IES. TEACHER OLIVIA WU GET TaSTEMAkERS
F SUMMER
book should appeal to our tastes
the potful
two: new ioeas for couples cuisine
te to invade australia
asted moose heap
incredible edibles' in print
LANTERN
S SHARE THEIR WINNING RECIPES
COOKIES
TWO BROWNIES SELL 2.990 BOXES OF COOKIES
AT 12 A BOX. HER SALES ARE TOPS
MORAVIAN COOKIES: NEITHER MAN NOR MACHINE CAN MAKE THESE...
COOKIES WHET DOG'S 'BONE APPETIT'
IT ISN'T CHRISTMAS WITHOUT COOKIES
COOKING
SEE ALSO MICROWAVE COOKING
AMOUNT OF HEAT KEY TO NUTRITION
CHEF KEGLEY SERVES ONLY BEST, NEWEST
JUDITH OLNEY ON CHOCOLATE: GURU OF CHOCOLATE TAKES her mESSAGE...
IT'S HAM FOR EASTER: CRYSTAL SPARROW'S EASTER MENU IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
N.C. FARM BOY IS 0. C. CHEF
CLASSIC DESSERTS
STRAWBERRIES
EAT LIGHT AND LIKE IT
JANY CREATIONS TAKE SHAPE WITH DIAN THOMAS ON STAGE
SHISH KABOB SIMPLE
SHARE YOUR RECIPES
FOOO FOR SANTA AND FOR THE WHOLE YEAR
COOKING CLUBS
SCANDINAVIAN CLUB SHARES ITS c 000 ANO HERITAGE
GOURMET COOKING CLUB SATISFIES THE MOST ADVENTUROUS OF PALATES
COOKING CONTESTS
SEE ALSO CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC Na-ES OF CONTESTS)
EGG. DAIRY RECIPE CONTESTS SEEK ENTRIES
N.C. WOMAN'S OUICKE IS A CONTEST WINNER
GET COOKING: RECIPE CONTESTS CAN reap SWEET REWARDS
CHICKEN COOKING
N.C. TURKEY COOKING CONTEST OPENS
5 FINALISTS REAOY RECIPES FOR COOKING COMPETITION
COOPER. WILLIAMS AND SMITH (LAW FIJMI
HILLSBOROUGH SIZING UP 4 LAW firms
COOPERATIVE OCEANOGRAPHIC PROGRAM
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
PG L P aYL
S 2 6/26/95 A 20
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3/29/95
A
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4/03/95
A
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4/19/85
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4/19/85
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4/20/85
A
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4/25/85
A
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5/07/85
A
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5/23/95
A
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5/24/85
A
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S 2 12/31/85 C
S 2 7/26/95 C
6/06/95 A
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3/21/85
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12/12/85
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SEE DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
COOPERATIVE RESEARCH CENTER
BUSINESSES. UNIVERSITIES IN NEW CENTER
COOPERATIVES
SEE APPALANTIC FEDERATION OF COOPERATIVES
SEE CO-OPS
COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SENIORS ARE HER SPECIALTY
ARTICLE WAS 'FASCINATING-
AUTHORS HONORED
NCCU STUDENT NURSES PRACTICE PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE FOR ELDERLY
RESOURCES FOR ELOERLY AVAILABLE
COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 1303,000
DEB PARTY STRIKES NOSTALGIC N1TE
FUNOING REDUCTION TO HURT SOME DURHAM SENIOR CITIZENS
JOHNSON RECEIVES AWARO
COORDINATING COUNCIL OIRECTOR CITED
COORS BEER
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO BEER
SEE ALSO BREWERY
SEE ALSO WINE
COORS EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE VIRGINIA PLANT
COORS TO BUILD S TO MILLION CENTER IN VIRGINIA'S ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
COPPER
OTI
OTI
WATER FOUNTAINS SHUT OFF AFTER ILLNESS
WATER FOUND UNSAFE
COPYRIGHT LAW
SEE ALSO TRADEMARKS
COPYRIGHT LAW PROTECTS YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW, TOO
CORCORAN UPTOWN ( OURHAM RESTAURANT!
CORCORAN EXPANOING
CORN
SEE ALSO GRAIN
DRY SPELL HAS SET BACK SOME TAR HEEL CROPS
ETHANOL INCREASE COULD PUT DENT IN CORN SURPLUS
N.C. CORN GROWERS HURT BY WEATHER, SURPLUS IN MIDWEST
CORN GROUP ELECTS N.C. MAN TO POST
GREATER CORN YIELDS SOUGHT THROUGH GROWERS' CONTEST
N.C. FARMERS FIND CORN PRICES OOWN
CORN MEAL
SEE CORNMEAL
CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO N.C. EYE AND HUMAN TISSUE BANK
SEE ALSO ORGAN OONORS
OFFICIALS SAY NEW LAW HASN'T INCREASEO CORNEA DONATIONS
SCUFFLE COSTS MAN HIS EYE
CORNER OUICK MART (ANGIER A VE . I
BEER LICENSES PASS, BUT TWO SPEW
BEER LICENSE REPORT ASKED
CORNERSTONE ENTERTAINMENT INC.
BASKETBALL MOVIE TO BE FILMEO IN PART AT DUKE
CORNMEAL
BEWARE: CHECK WEST POINT MEAL
CORNMEAL FROM ENO RECALLED
CORNWALLIS ROAD
LITTER LAOY STRIKES
APARTMENT COMPLEX NEARS COMPLETION IN OURHAM
CITY ENGINEERS STUDY EASING TRAFFIC CONGESTION
UOI PARK DEDICATED WITH: 'WE'RE HERE'
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO LEGISLATIVE RES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.,
CHILO ABUSE BILL RAISE
PAODLING FOUND MORE IN
OAY CARE BOARO UPHOLDS
CHARGE AGAINST TEACHER
PAODLING BRINGS REPRIM
BILL WOULD make PADOLI
EOUCATORS GROUP WANTS
APPEALS COURT AFFIRHS
ANTI-SPANKING BILL HIN
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO
BILL WOULD LET SCHOOL
DECISION DUE ON SCHOOL
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BI
SCHOOL BOARD STANOS BY
SUIT: BAN PAODLING OF
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN
N.C. DAY CARE SPANKING
SPANKING AT OAY-CARF C
NO PLACE FOR SPANKING
GROUP OEBATES NURSERY
OAY-CARE SPANKING REJE
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT UR
STATE OAY CARE AGENCY
SPANKING DECISION SPLI
CHILD ABUSE ALLEGED AT
DAY-CARE HOMES NOW MUS
CHILDREN AREN'T FOR HI
PREACHING PUNISHMENT
TAR HEEL PRESCHOOLERS
OON'T HIT CHI LOR EN
LEGISLATORS GET PROS,
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PUNISHMENT
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SCHOOLS
0HI8ITING CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
ISSEO BY JUDGE
AL SCHOOL OPTION
REPRIMAND REMOVEO
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CONSERVATIVES — LEGISLATOR
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CORPORATE CONSULTING ANO DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD.
FIRM AOJUSTS TO CHANGING NUCLEAR INDUSTRY
GREEN LEVEL FIRM MAKES A SWITCH
CORPORATION LAKES
COMMISSIONERS TOLD WATER SUPPLY IN NORTH WANING
RAISING RESERVOIR OAMS SUGGESTED AS WATER SOLUTION
CORRECTIONS
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SEE OURHAM SUN, CORRECTIONS C CLARIFICATIONS
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SUBJECTS
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PG L P BYL
T MOST
CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS^
SEE ALSO BUSINESS ETHICS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO FRAUD .-«--.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL SECRETS
SEE ALSO KICK3ACKS
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES „_..„.
GSANO JURY INDICTS FIRM, THREE OFFICERS
DECEPTIVE PRACTICES LAID 10 THREE. FIRM
CHEATING. GREEDINESS THREATEN U.S. OEFENSE „..„,
FORMER EXECUTIVE SAYS HE PLEADED GUILTY TO HELP STENCEL
APPEALS COURT SAYS TRIPS CONFLICT OF PUBLIC INTFKEST
TITLE INSURANCE EXECUTIVE TO FIGHT KICKBACK CHARGE
CHAPEL HILL FIRM CHIEF SAYS COMPLAINT POLITICAL
CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT , NV Es T IGAT ,0N, ..BSCAMJ INVESTIGATION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "COLCOR" INVESTIGATION
SE1dhIN°MEESEDIII NOT BEST ATTORNEY GENERAL NOMINEE
OFFICIALS IMPLY DURHAM TAX OFFICE LOSS COULD HIT SIO.000 A
PUTTING THE LID ON RIPOFFS
TA?LORTSA?SAHEAHASESNARED IN MET INTENDED FOR GREEN
JIMMY GREEN'S STORY: LET'S NEVER REPEAT IT
SEN.SJORDANPREsI&NS AFTER GUILTY PLEA. GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
:aA?h!KgT0°SSB?!SiG^U^NOU» TAX MONEY FOOLtSHLY
PONOER'S PROBLEM: A ROAO
CORRUPTION IN MILITARY
SEE ALSO MILITARY
JeVaL^LI-NS^RIAL AN EXERCISE IN FUTILITY
TWO SOLDIERS ON TRIAL IN WEAPONS THEFTS
CORRUPTION IN SPORTS
SEE SPORTS, SCANOALS
COSMETICS
' ^CR-Ue'FtyIfrEE^COSMETICS AVAILABLE
MILLIONS OF ANIMALS DIE
COSMETIC INOUSTRV SUPPORTS HUMANENESS
ANIMAL CRUELTY MUST ENO
COSM6PTC°COSMETOLOGY MINI-COURSE PLANNED
SEE SOVIET UNION, SPACE RESEARCH
C0ST BLUE CROSS SAYS NEW DOCTOR PAYMENT PLAN WILL SAVE MILLIONS
BLUE CROSS ASKS DOCTORS TO JOIN COST-CUTTING PLAN
BLUE CROSS COST PLAN IS A SIGNIFICANT STEP
BLUE CROSS 'COST CARE* PLAN DESERVES STUOY
N.C. DOCTORS SKEPTICAL OF NEW BLUE CROSS PLAN
OPINION EXCHANGE: -COSTCARE' NO BOON TO DOCTORS
BLUE CROSS PLAN PENALIZES SOME DOCTORS
•COSTCARE- FAIR TO FRUGAL DOCTORS
BLUE CROSS PLAN RESEMBLES CHAMPUS
OOCTORS WILL 8E SLOW TO SIGN JP
•GOOD CITIZEN- DOCTORS PROVIOED FOR
COST CARE WILL SAVE MONEY
OOCTORS COOL TOWARO BLUE CROSS PLAN
COSTCARE PLAN SIGNUP IS SLOW
COST OF LIVING INOEX, CHAPEL HILL ,.,„.,-
DURHAM LIVING COSTS BELOW U.S. AVERAGE
COST OF LIVING INOEX, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, OURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES, OURHAM --.-«,
DURHAM LIVING COSTS BELOW U.S. AVERAGE
C"STA RICA EXMIBIT on COSTA RI C AN AR T SCHEOUL ED A T DUKE
NATIONAL EXPERTS WILL SPEAK ON COSTA RICAN ART AT OUKE
NOT M.Y^'nV.ItEC. BUT COSTA RICAN
"""hENOEr'soTt'o GET'OISTRIBUTION CENTER
COTTON
SEE ALSO BOLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO MAID OF COTTON
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
FARMERS GET GOOO NEWS
?ROJECrSw'i'NNI,NGGBlTTLE AGAINST BOLL WEEVIL IN N.C. TEST AREA
COTTON MAKES BIG N.C. COMEBAC< WITH NO ROLL WEEVIL
STORY OF A COTTON MILL
MILL DATE IN ERROR
OPPOLA-S 'COTTON CLUB' MESS
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1/12/85
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4/01/85
A
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7/28/95
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""^^M^ic^'DANCING SURVIVE
COTTON DUST
SEE BROWN LUNG DISEASE
CQUGACOUGAR WILL GET DENTAL WORK
COUGAR GETS A ROOT CANAL
COUGH MEDICINES
SEE ALSO COLDS
SEWAACH0OUTUFOR ALCOHOL IN YOUR MEDICINE
COUNCIL FOR ADVANCEMENT AND SUPPORT OF EOUCATION
DUKE ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAM WINS AWARD
UNC NEWSLETTER RECEIVES GOLD MEDALS
COU?EELOURQHAMRlRAfiVCEOUNC?L:NCOUHNcfLJBFoS ffiHMl ARTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO ENTREPRENEURIALSHIP
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MONTHLY/A
N 'J U A I I N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
DUKE'S FUQUA SCHOOL TO HOLD CONFERENCES
OUKE SLATES BUSINESS CONFERENCES
WANT TO RAISE 1500.000, MEET IMPORTANT PEOPLE?
VENTURE CAPITAL AVAILABLE
VENTURE FIRMS MEETING
OURHAM HIGH-TECH MART DRAWS CAPITAL
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW COVERS MORE FIRMS
BEANEi MARLOWE ELECTEO OFFICERS ON BOARD
MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK MARKET HIGHS
WOOOCROFT AOOING RESTAURANT, STORES
COUNCIL FOP WOMEN OF OURHAM
SEE OURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL OF WO'' EN
COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLURS OF GREATER OURHAM
COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS MOVING ON WITH RENEWAL
NEW OFFICERS
CIVIC CLUB COUNCIL LEAOERS
COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC AOVISORS
SEE ALSO ECONOMISTS
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS AS FACADE ICARTOONI
COUNCIL OF STATE
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNCIL OF STATE SEATS
SEE N.C. COUNCIL OF STATE
COUNTERFEIT CHECKS
SEE ALSO CHECKS
CHECKS TO HAVE NEW APPEARANCE
COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE ALSO FASHION DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY, FRAUO
CHARITIES TO GET FAKE JEANS
MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING COUNTERFEIT DOLLS
SALVATION ARMY WILL DISTRIBUTE COUNTERFEIT JEANS
U.S. CUSTOMS BATTLES BRAND IMMITATIONS
FBI AGENTS SEIZE COUNTERFEIT SOCKS
TEXTILE WORKER SAYS LABELS SWITCHEO FOR SEVERAL MONTHS
SPECIAL FEDERAL GRANO JURY MAY PROBE CHARGES OF TEXTILE FRAUO
PUBLIC ASKEO TO REPORT APPAREL LABEL-SWAPPING
RFWARO OFFEREO IN LABE L- SWAPPI NG
BOUNTY PUT ON BOGUS USA LABELS
OFFICIALS PROBE ALLEGATIONS OF LABEL-SWITCHING
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
SEE ALSO FORGERY
ACCUSED COUNTERFEITER OFFENDS HIMSELF ON CLAIM «20 BILLS ARE NOT.
U.S. OFFICIAL SAYS NE0-NA2I DANGEROUS
3 CHARGEO WITH USING FAKE DOLLARS IN MACHINE
COUNTERFEITING PROBE RESULTS IN INDICTMENTS
COUNTIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, V.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
SEE ALSO N.C TOWNSHIPS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FACE TIGHT FISCAL SQUEEZE
REPAYMENTS MAY DESTROY TAX CUTS
REVENUE SHARING LOSS SEEN RAISING CITY, COUNTY TAXES
COUNTIES CAN SEEK ENVIRONMENT PANELS
NEW COUNTY AROUND TWO TOWNS PROPOSED
IDEA OF A NEW COUNTY SHOULO B? SCRAPPEO
IDEA OF CREATING NEW COUNTY IS A POOR ONE
COUNTRY DOCTORS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
RURAL DOCTOR SHORTAGE EASES IN N.C.
CHARLOTTE FAIR TO MATCH COMMUNITIES, OOCTORS
THE COUNTRY MARKET
HOUSEWIVES CRAFT SHOW NOW
'MONSTER'
COUNTRY MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
NATIONALLY KNOWN OLO-TIME FIDDLER THOMAS JARRELL
N.C. GROUP MOOOY BROTHERS HAS SHOT AT GRAMMY AWARD
WBT BRIARHOPPERS HEAOLINE 10TH ANNUAL FIDOLER'S PICNIC
COUNTY MUSICIANS PLNA REUNION IN 'HILLBILLY MUSIC CAPITAL
NASHVILLE NOAHS PACK 'EM IN AT ARKLAND
CHARLOTTE HOLDS SALUTE TO COUNTRY-MUSIC PAST
SONGS TELL OF TEXTILE PROBLEMS
COUNTRY MUSICIAN WINS NORTH CAROLINA PRIZE
OOC WATSON WINS AWARD
OUEEN OF COUNTRY STILL ENJOYS TOURING
NEW GRASS PLAYS COUNTRY TWANG WITH JAZZ CHOPS
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.,
COUNTRY IRURALI
COUNTRY STORES
SEE ALSO CASH STORE
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO PATTERSON'S MILL C0UNT9Y STORE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.* COUNTRY IRURALI
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS, DURHAM
LIVE CHICKENS TO TREATS C TREASURES — STORE ROCKS ON
SHORT DRIVE, GIANT STEP
FEATURE STIRS MEMORIES
CATALOG OFFERS OLD-TIMEY MERCHANDISE
THE CASH STORE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO COUNTIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
■BIG CHANGES' PROPOSED FOR EDUCATION IN N.C.
BILL WOULD BAR COMMISSIONERS FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARDS
TAX HIKES COMING, OFFICIALS TOLD
COUNTY FAIRS
COUNTY FAIRS: JANUARY MEETING CRITCIAL TO FAIR ORGANIZERS'
AROUND THEY GO
RACING PIGS DRAW SQUEALS OF DELIGHT FROM FANS AT FAIR
COURT-APPOINTED LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PUBLIC OEFENOERS, N.C.
MILLER WANTS TO SET UP PUBLIC DEFENDER SYSTEM
PUBLIC-DEFENOER SYSTEM HAS PROVED ITS WORTH
SECONO LAWYER IS ADVOCATED IN CAPITAL CASES
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S U B J E C
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EMPLOYEES
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INDIGENT SCREENING IS SENSIBLE MONEY-SAVE*
HEIGHT'S LAWYER "LATE FOR WORK'
WRIGHT FREED EARLIER AFTER ATTORNEY HAS LATE
NO-SHOW LAWYER POINTS TO SERIOUS PR08LEH
PRESS TREATED PUBLIC DEFENOER UNFAIRLY
INDIGENCY SCREENING PLAN SAVES HONEY ON LAWYERS
NEW PLAN DUE ON LAWYERS FOR INDIGENT
GOOD LAWYERS FOR POOR SOUGHT
JUOGE: PARENTS OF DELINQUENTS TO PAY LAWYER UNLESS INDIGENT
COURT-MARTIAL
SEE MILITARY, COURTS MARTIAL
COURTESY
CORDIAL SERVICE SEEMS TO BE A DYING ART. . .
COURTESY TITLES
SEE ALSO NAMES
TITLE STRIP WAS YESTERDAY'S NEWS
TRUTH IN LABELING?
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CITAT
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY,
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S J
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COURThOUS
SEE ALSO JUDGES, 0URHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO JURY DUTY
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS, OURHA
SEE ALSO SMALL CLAIMS COURT
NO-NONSENSE CHARLOTTE KEEPS NO
LABARRE VOWS TO GET TOUGH WITH
2 ASSISTANT OISTRICT ATTORNEYS
7 SEEKING JUDGESHIP
ANOREWS, CHANEY JR TITUS WILL
DURHAM LAW ADMINISTERED WITH 5
THEIR DAY IN COURT
WISOOM FROM THE BENCH
COURT PLANS CHILD SUPPORT OAYS
COURT TACKLING DELAYS IN CHILD
PUBLIC-DEFENOER SYSTEM HAS PRO
CHANGES AID CHILD SUPPORT
LOW BOND IS TOO RISKY
BAIL BOND CHANGES TO BENEFIT S
REFUNDS ON BAILS JUOGED POSSIP.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS. BONOSMEN HOP
JUOGE'S RULINGS LEAVE OFFICIAL
EYEBROW-RAISING JUOGE OIES
JUDGE WARNS TAROY DEFENDANT
MAN FACING FIREARMS CHARGES DO
WEEKEND JAIL SENTENCES AREN'T
•YOU. ..THINK YOU CAN SKIP JAR
JUDGE PUNISHES TAPOY DEFENDANT
CHANEY HAS RIGHT IDEA
INOIGENCY CHECKS SAVE 167,701
UNDERSTANDING HAY BE INOIGENT
GET-TOUGH POLICY GOES TOO FAR
JAIL SENTENCES SHOULON'T BE WE
NEW SYSTEM BENEFICIAL TO SCHOO
DURHAM JUDGES ISSUE STRICTER >
JUOGE HEARING NON-SUPPORT CASE
SPECIAL WEEK PAYS OFF
DURHAM CHILD-SUPPORT WEEK SUCC
COUNTY COURT NAILS FATHERS L AT
DEADBEAT DADS TOLD: PUT UP OR
JUOGE IS COMMENOED
CHILD-SUPPORT PAYMENTS SHOULD
BILL WOULD GIVE OURHAM 5TH 0 IS
DEFENDANT PLEAOS GUILTY IN APP
JUSTICE IS ELUSIVE
TITUS DURHAM'S NEXT OISTRICT :
TITUS IS "EXCITED' ABOUT JUOGE
NEWEST DURHAM JUOGE REJECTS LA
2ND CHILD-SUPPORT WEEK IN OURH
COURTS GET MORE INDIGENCY HELP
INDIGENCY SCREENING PLAN SAVES
JUOGES LAUD TOUGHER LAW ON CHI
NEW U.S. LAW WILL HELP GET SUP
COURT MIXUP: TOO MANY JUOGES,
MAN FPEEO AFTER CITING OA MIX-
NEW PLAN DUE ON LAWYERS FOR IN
GOOO LAWYERS FOR POOR SOUGHT
COURTS STILLED AS A GOOD FRIEN
COURTS TAKE NEEDED STEPS TO PR
HEARING OELAY ENDS CHARGES
JUDGE WANTS BUILDING FOR COURT
NEW PANEL FORMED TO SPEEO COU*
LABARRE FORMS EFFICIENCY PANEL
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, ADMINISTRATOR
SEE ALSO N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE OF=ICE OF THE COURTS
ADMINISTRATOR NAMED FOR COURTS IN DURHAM
COURT OFFICIAL WANTS 'OPEN-OOOR POLICY'
COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY, BAILIFFS
MISSING: 'A GOOO DECENT PERSON' ANO HIS BAGS OF CANOY
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, EMPLOYEES
SHUART GETS COURT JOB
UNOERSTANOING MAY BE INDIGENT SCREENING KEY
CUURTSt DURHAM COUNTY, HISTORY
STATE'S FIRST JUVENILE COURT JUDGE WAS OURHAM WOMAN
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, JUVENILE DIVISION
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
COURT COUNSELOR TAKES MISSISSIPPI POST
LABARRE SETS RELEASE RULES: ORDER CREATES GUIDELINES FOR JUVENILE CASES
JUOGE: PARENTS OF DELINQUENTS TO PAY LAWYER UNLESS INOIGENT
COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY, MISTRIALS
SEE ALSO MISTRIALS
JURY DEADLOCKS IN MURDER CASE; MISTRIAL DECLARED
COURTS. DU'HAM COUNTY, RECORDS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RECOROS
LABARRE FORMS EFFICIENCY PANEL
COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY. RULES
NEW COURT RULES TO SPEED UP CASE HANOLING
STREAMLINING COURT RULES A S TF P INTO 20TH CENTURY
COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY, SECURITY
ANOTHER MAN'S WALK WALTZES C AN T I INTO JAIL
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H 2 7/31/85 A 16 N
H 2 9/30/85 A 1 P N S82
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COURTS. INTERNATI0N4L
CHEWING IN COURT DECIDEDLY » NO-NO
COURTS, N.C.
SEE 4LS0 CONTEMPT OP COURT CIT4M0NS
SEE 4LS0 CRIMIN4L JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE 4LS0 DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
SEE 4LS0 14TH JUDICI4L DISTRICT S4R 4SS0CI4TI0N
SEE 4LSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE 4LSD JU0ICI4L DISTRICT 15-8
SEE 4LSO JURY DUTY
SEE 4LS0 JUVENILE COURTS
SEE 4LS0 L4W ENFORCEMENT
SEE 4LS0 L4WYERS. N.C.
SEE 4LS0 N.C. 40MINISTR4TIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS
SEE 4LSO N.C. CnuRT OF 4PPE4LS
SEE 4LS0 N.C. COURTS COMMISSION
SEE 4LS0 N.C. JUDICIAL DEPT.
SEE 4LSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
SEE 4LSO POLICE. N.C.
SEE 4LS0 W4KE COUNTY COURTS
P4ROLE TERMS M4Y BE SOURCE OF B4CKLOG IN N.C. COURTS
TR4VELING JUOGE VISITS 0URH4M DISTRICT COURT
R4CIS" 4 TIRED EXCUSE
FORSYTH LEGISL4T0R TO FIGHT FOR LOTTERY
LEGISL4TORS 0EB4TE LIABILITY FOR H4Z4R00US W4STE SPILLS
4NNU4L REPORT S4YS ST4TE COURTS H4NDLE0 OVER 4 MILLION C4SES
OVER H4LF W4IVE COURT IN N.C. TR4FFIC C4SES
INSIDE
GOP LEGISL4T0R SEEKS BAN ON MOST ABORTION FUNDING
NEW LAWS NEED RULES FOR COURTS
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
JUOGE PLANS TO RETIRE
COMMITTEE MAKES CHANGES IN PROPOSAL FOR FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL 4FTER FINDING IT E4SED M4RIJUANA POSSESSION...
SENATF PANEL VOTES TO CHANGE THE WORDING OF COURT OATHS
LINGUISTS HELP COURTS DECODE SUBTLE MEANINGS
USE OF ARBITRATION IS GAINING GROUNO
OEADBEAT DADS SHOULD PAY UP
COURTS. N.C. COSTS
ANNUAL REPORT SAYS STATE COURTS HANOLED OVER A MILLION CASES
EXECUTION MORE COSTLY THAN LIFE SENTENCE
COURTS. N.C, FEES
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MOST 4B0RTI0N FUNOING
SEN4TE T4X-CUT PL4N PREP4RED
COURTS. N.C, PHOTOGRAPHY
TRIALS TO BE TELEVISED
SUPERIOR COURT TO ALLOW CAMERAS
CAMERAS TO BE PRESENT AT TRIAL
COURTS, N.C, SECURITY
JUDGE SETS EXTRA SECURITY FOR TRIAL OF «48 MILLION SUIT
COURTS. N.C, TELEVISION COVERAGE
TRIALS TO BE TELEVISEO
SUPERIOR COURT TO ALLOW CAMERAS
CAMERAS TO BE PRESENT AT TRIAL
COURTS. N.C, TESTIMONY
CHILDREN'S TESTIMONY BILL OEBATEO
PROSECUTORS, DEFENSE ATTORNEYS DISAGREE OVER VIDEOTAPE BILL
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE OUMPS ADVANCES
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
APPEALS COURT ALLOWS OPINION TESTIMONY
COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY GRANO JU*Y
TO SERVE ON A JURY OR NOT. .. THERE • S NOT MUCH OUESTION
PUBLIC DEFENDER REJECTS CRITICISM
JURY UNABLE TO REACH VERDICT
USE OF SHACKLES INCREASING IN ORANGE COUNTY COURTS
OLD POLICE STATION WILL HOUSE COURT
DISTRICT COURT TO BE MOVED FO* CONSTRUCTION
5 SENTENCEO TO JAIL TERMS AFTER PLEAS
CLERK OF COURT RETIRING
COURTS, U.S.
SEE 4CSO CONTEMPT OF COURT CIT4TI0NS
SEE 4LS0 FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF 4PPE4LS
SEE 4LSO JUDGES, U.S.
SEE 4LS0 JURY T4MPERING
SEE ALSO JURY TRIAL BY PEFRS
SEE ALSO U.S. COURT OF MILIT4RY 4PPE4LS
SEE 4LS0 U.S. SUPREME COURT
YOUR HONOR, MY CLIENT WISHES TO ENTER 4 PLE4 OF 'GUILTY BUT RICH'.
COURTS, U.S., MIDOLE DISTRICT
SECURITY TIGHTENS 4T DURH4M FE0ER4L COURT
COURTS. U.S., SECURITY
SECURITY BEEFED UP IN U.S. COURTS, M4RSHALS SAY
C0URTS-M4RTI4L
SEE MILIT4RY, COURTS M4RTI4L
C0URTY4RD ASSOC 14TES/CH4PEL HILL ITHE COURTYAROI
IT ALL BEGAN WHEN SHE WAS MESMERIZED BY CARPENTERS
COUSINS TO THE KUDZU (NOVEL I
LITERARY LANTERN
COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHURCH TO SPONSOR THRIFT, BAKE SALE
COVERT INTELLIGENCE GATHERING
SEE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SEE POLICE, U.S., UNDERCOVER AGENTS
SEE SPIES
THE COWBOY BARN
MAN IS SHOT, WOMEN BEATFN AT : OWBOY BARN
WAKE FOREST MAN SHOT OURING ARGUMENT
ALORIOGE CHARGED IN SHOOTING, 4SS4ULT
OEFEN04NT'S BOND LOWERED IN SHOOTING
COWBOY FILMS
SEE COWBOYS
SEE OLO WESTERN FILM CLUB
COWBOYS
SEE ALSO OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
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page i no
1/16/K6
SEE ALSO WESTERN FILM Fain
WESTERN BUFFS HAVE DREAM COME TRUE
WESTERN FAIR STARTS THURSDAY
WESTERN FILM "OUNDUP OPENS TODAY IN CHARLOTTE
ANDY BARKER BUILT DREAM — WESTERN TOWN
FILM SOCIETY TO OBSERVE COWBOY STARS" DEBUTS
CRABS
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
TRYING FOR OINNER
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CRABTREE VALLEY MALL {RALEIGH, N.C.I
MALL SHOPPERS GIVE PENNIES TO MUSEUM
CRAFT SHOWS
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO BAZAARS
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY ARTS AND CRAFTS BAZAAR
SEE ALSO LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC AND DANCE FESTIVAL
ARTISTS ARE SOUGHT
CRAFTSMEN WANTED FOR CARRBORO SHOW
CRAFTSMEN IN O.C. SHOW
PREPARING FOR FESTIVAL
BAZAARS: CHURCH ADOS CIDER PRESS TO FALL RITUAL
CHURCH BAZAAR SCHEOULEO TOOAV
MOUNT MORIAH CRAFT BAZAAR TO 9 E SATURDAY
HOUSEWIVES CRAFT SHOW NOW A 'MONSTER'
HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW SET
CRAFTS SHOW IN GREENSBORO
CRAFTS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED. ARTS AND CRAFTS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV. CRAFT CENTER
SEE ALSO SUNSET CRAFT CORNER
CRAFTSMAN COMES FULL CIRCLE: LEATHER GROWS UP
OURHAM SHOP HELPS SENIOR CITIZENS
OLD SALEM IN PARKWOOO
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•OUTSIDERS' HELP KEEP TRAOITIONS ALIVE
CHRISTMAS IDEAS
OUTSIDERS PRESERVE MOUNTAIN FOLKWAYS
CRAFTS FAIR
SEE CRAFT SHOWS
CRAGGY POISON
PRISON SYSTEM HIRES DETECTIVE
SUPERINTENDENT FIREO AT PRISON
CRAIG ROAO
MOBILE HOME PROPOSAL IS OPPOSED
MOBILE HOME PARK OPPOSED
CRANES (MACHINERYI
CRANE COLLAPSE JOLTS STUDENTS ON VACATION
LESSON IN COURAGE
CRAPE MYRTLE
EVEN WINTER'S WORST CAN'T HURT CRAPE MYRTLE
CRAPPIES (FISHI
SEE ALSO FISH
CRAPPIE TOURNAMENT
CREEDMOOR'S LYON WINS TOURNAMENT
ONE'S A NEAR-RECORD. BUT THE 2 THAT GOT AWAY...
CRAVEN COUNTY, N.C.
CLEARING THE RECORD
CREAM 0' SOUL
CREAM O'SOUL FUN,
BUT NO THRILLS
CREATIVE CI VI TAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB , „
NURSING HOME PARTIES AMONG PROJECTS OF CREATIVE CIVITANS
DURHAM CIVITAN CLUBS TO GET AWAROS
AWARD-WINNING CIVITANS
CLUB LEAOERS
AWARO WINNERS
CREATIVE MINISTRY ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. N.C.
KALEIOOSCOPE AWARD
PROGRAM FIGHTS TEEN PREGNANCY
GARRETT ROAO CENTER REAOY FOR TENANTS
CRE*TWHATVnOES MAYOR-ELECT GULLEY MEAN FOR BUSINESS COMMUNITY?
SCHOOL MAGAZINE HELPS PROMOTE STUDENT CREATIVITY
CREATURES ANO MONSTERS
SEE ALSO FOLKLORE
SEE ALSO LOCH NESS MONSTER
MEN SIGHT LAKE JOROAN SWAMP CREATURE
CREDIT
SEE ALSO CONSUMER OEBT
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS „ „
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF MISSING CHILOREN CENTER
SENATE OKS BILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
CHARLOTTE SCL OFFERS CREDIT BA SEO ON HOME EOUITV
MARRIED OR SINGLE, EVERYONE II NEEO OF FINANCIAL IDENTITY
U.S. CONSUMERS' DEBT OF 1500 BILLION SPAWNS CREOIT COUNSEL
CREDIT CARO FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUD
CITY MANAGER'S USE OF CREDIT CARD EYED
UNC STUDENT CHARGED . ,_
CARRBORO WOMAN CHARGED WITH F* AUO BY CREOIT CARD
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1/20/85
F
1
P
F HOI
S
?
3/30/85
A
3
P
N M69
S
?
5/25/85
A
3
P
P M66
H
?
5/31/85
n
6
P
N
H
?
8/20/85
A
1
P
G
5
?
9/24/85
B
1
P
P M66
H
2
11/10/85
b
1
N
H 2 5/26/85 B I*
H 2 6/03/85 B 7
H 3 3/13/85 C 1 N 846
S 2 3/13/85 A 7 N
H 2 5/11/85 A 16 P N
H 2 6/05/85 A 4 E
H 2 7/07/85 E 10
S 2 4/09/85 0 2 N
S 2 4/15/85 0 10 N
H 2 4/28/85 C 8 P N
H 2 8/16/85 A 2 N
H 2 7/26/85 0 3 P U N34
S 2 6/17/85 B 2 P N
S 2 7/01/85 C 1 N
S 2 8/09/85 B 1 P P K30
S 2 9/27/85 B 2 P P M66
S 2 10/11/85 B 2 P p K30
H 2 3/05/85 A 6 P P
S 2 11/26/85 A 1 N H03
H 2 11/14/85 D 4 P U L41
H 2 11/10/85 Oil U L41
S 2 11/30/85 A 4 E
S 2 6/15/85 A 5
H 2
3/30/85
C
14
N
H 2
5/31/85
A
8
N
H ?
6/09/85
B
1 1
N
S 2
6/20/85
A
6
N
M 2
7/29/85
B
1
N
H 2 1/27/85 B
S I 3/19/85 C
H 2 10/10/85 B
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
I N 0 6 X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE HI
1/16/86
N E
P D
CARR80R0 TEEN-AGER ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
CREDIT CARDS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY FACE NUMBER OF BANK ISSUES
SENATE OKS RILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
THE PLASTIC ADDICTION
SORRY, NO CHARGES
WANT TO OPEN ACCOUNT? GRAB YOUR CREDIT CARD
WHEN I WAS A KIO. THE BEST PART OF CHRISTMAS WAS... ICARTOONI
CREOIT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS AOVANCES
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINDING IT EASED MARIJUANA POSSESSION...
CREDIT UNIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS. U.S. (SEE ALSO VAMES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM CREOIT SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
55 SAVINGS AND LOANS. CREDIT UNIONS APPLY FOR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CREDIT UNION IN DURHAM ALLOWED TO USE STATE EMPLOYEES' BRANCHES
CREDIT UNIONS REACH AGREEMENT
THREE OTHER STATES IN DISTRICT SEEK MERGER WITH N.C. FARM CREDIT ASSN.
CREEOMOOR, N.C.
POWER FAILURES PLAGUE CREEOMOOR, U.S. PRISON
FALLING BRANCH CUTS POWER TO BUTNER AND CREEDMOOR
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL CREATED
N. TELECOM BUILDING 11 MILLION AOOITION TO CREEOMOOR PLANT
IN CREEOMOOR. IT'S FIREMAN'S OAY
CREEDMOOR MAY BAN MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOMES LIKELY TO GET OK FOR TOWN OF CREEOMOOR
CREEOMOOR. N.C, ELECTIONS
ELECTION FILINGS: MAYOR OF OXFORO RUNS UNOPPOSED
NONE OF FOUR MAYORS OPPOSED IN GRANVILLE
GRANVILLE MAYORS RUNNING UNOPPOSED
TWO ELECTED TO CREEDMOOR BOARD
CREEDMOOR, N.C, SEWAGE TREATMENT
FHA LOAN IS APPROVED FOR CREEOMOOR PROJECT
CREEDMOOR, N.C, ZONING
MOBILE HOME PARK PLANS DEFENOEO IN CREEOMOOR
CREEOMOOR CITY BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS
GRANVILLE GROUP SETS GOALS TO BLOCK MOBILE HOME PARKS
CREEDMOOR MAY BAN MOBILE HOMES
MOBILE HOME PARK PLANS OEFENDEO IN CREEDMOOR
FHA LOAN IS APPROVEO FOR CREEDMOOR PROJECT
CREEDMOOR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
IN CREEDMOOR, IT'S FIREMAN'S DAY
CREIGHTON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
BARONE TACKLING TALL TASK AT CREIGHTON
CREPE MYRTLES
SEE CRAPE MYRTLE
CRESAP, MCCORMICK AND PAGET (EVALUA
PANEL TO GET REPORT ON PUBLIC
PSO EVALUATION OUE BY MARCH 31
PSO ENO RECOHMENOED: PROBERS "
OFFICERS, FIREMEN RELUCTANT TO
COST CUTS, BETTER PROTECTION L
CHIEF CRITICIZES NEGATIVE PSO
PETITION BACKS PSO PROGRAM
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PROTEST
PSO REPORT MADE PUBLIC BEFORE
ABOLISH PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM,
OURHAM PSO STUDY GAPS ARE POIN
LET'S STUDY THE STUOY
PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY RESULTS 01
PUBLIC SAFETY NEEDEO
KEEP PUBLIC SAFETY
FIRM RECOMMENDS RELOCATING FI?
PUBLIC SAFETY HAS FLAWS BUT CI
SEPARATE FIREFIGHTERS, POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFERS DURHAM MO
CONFUSION STALLS POLICE, FIRE
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE WAS BI
FORMER POLICE CHIEF BACKS PUBL
PSO FLAP IS POLITICAL
PANEL RECOMMENDS SPECIAL MEETI
PSO FOES SAY OPPOSITION RUNS 0
PROPOSED ENO TO PUBLIC SAFETY
CRITIC BACKS POLICE, FIRE UNIT
DURHAM OFFICERS SUPPORT CHANGE
PSO SERVICE THREATENED
PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE BOILS ON T
PROPOSED CHANGES IN FIRE SERVI
LASSITER STAKES HIS CAREER ON
COUNCIL GETS 3 PLANS FOR POL IC
HAVE SOME COUNCILMEN DECIDEO 0
COMMENTS SHOW PSO CONTROVERSY
PSO SOUABBLE KEEPS CONSULTANTS
POLICE, FIRF, PUBLIC SAFETY 03
KEEP DURHAM SAFE
AFTER-THE-OEAOLINE: PUBLIC SA=
COUNCIL TO HEAR MORE ON PSO IS
MORE PUBLIC SAFETY HEARINGS SE
CMP CONSULTANTS REPORT
PUBLIC SAFETY OEBATE INCLUDES
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS OISPUT
PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERNS TO AIR
OURHAM COUNCIL TO HEAR PUBLIC
PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL CRITIC
WHERE WAS THE BOSS?
FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO SEPARATE
TION FIRM I
SAFETY
NOORSE SEPARATE DURHAM POLICE, FIRE DEPTS.
TALK ABOUT PROPOSAL
INKED TO SCRAPPING PSO
STUDY
STUDY
CITY OFFICIALS HAD IT
BUT SLOWLY - CONSULTANTS
TED OUT
SAPPOINTING
E STATIONS, TRUCKS
TY CAN MAKE IT WORK
TO SAVE MONEY
RE PROTECTION
SERVICE
ASED
IC SAFETY
NG TO CONSIDER REPORT ON PUBLIC SAFETY
EEP
STRAINS AGAINST ITS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
S
S TO PSO FINDINGS
OWARO COUNCIL SESSION
CE CAUSE 01 SAGREEMENT
ALL-PSO
E, FIRE SERVICE
N PUBLIC SAFETY?
BUSY
ING THEIR JOB
ETY: IS IT REALLY FAILING?
SUE JUNE 4
FIRE RATING
E BASIS FOR SPLIT
SAFETY CONCERNS
IZE. BACK PROGRAM
FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION
CRESCENT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
HOTEL WORK EXPECTED TO START MONOAY
GUEST HOUSE OPENS NEAR PARK
CRESSET BAPTIST CHURCH
IN LIVING COLOR
CRESSET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
THANKSGIVING CHEER
MANGER SCENE
CREST ST.
LAND SWAP IS APPROVED FOR CREST STREET EXTENSION
BOARD AGREES TO TRADE LOTS
S
E
C PC
I T
L Y
S 2 10/11/85 A 15
2/37/85
5/3t/85
11/12/85
12/05/85
12/15/85
12/18/85
5/16/85 A 16
6/21/85 A 6
H 2 5/14/85 B 7
H 2 7/06/85 A 5
S 2 7/06/85 A 22
H 2 9/03/B5 A 7
s
H
H
H
H
H
H
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2/06/85
2/07/85
4/02/85
6/06/85
10/12/85
11/28/85
12/11/85
A
B
B
B
C
B
A
1
4
1
I
I
1
15
H
H
s
H
1
1
2
1
9/21/85
11/02/85
11/04/85
U/06/85
B
C
l
C
1
1
11
1
H 1 12/19/85 B 1
H 1 12/19/85 B 1
1 10/30/85 B 1
2 11/28/85 B 1
1 12/19/85 B I
1 12/19/85 B 1
N S80
N S80
N S80
N S80
H 2 10/12/85 C 1 N
H 2 7/13/85 D 1 P N G50
H 2
2/21/85
B
3
N
S 2
3/16/85
A
1
N
M69
H 2
3/31/85
A
1
N
A54
H 2
4/01/85
B
1
N
M51
S 2
4/01/85
a
1 C
N
A47
H 2
4/03/85
A
1
N
A54
S 2
4/03/85
A
1
N
A47
S 2
4/04/85
A
1
N
A47
S 2
4/04/55
A
1
N
M69
H 2
4/05/85
B
1
N
A54
S 2
4/05/85
C
1
N
A47
H 2
4/07/85
0
4
E
H 2
4/09/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/09/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/10/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/15/85
A
1
N
A54
H 2
4/17/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/17/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/17/85
A
4
L
S 2
4/18/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/19/85
a
4
L
H 2
4/23/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/23/55
A
4
L
H 2
4/25/85
A
9
N
S51
S 2
4/26/85
A
1
N
A47
H 2
4/28/85
0
5
U
A20
S 2
5/01/85
A
4
L
S 2
5/04/85
A
3
N
A47
H 2
5/07/B5
A
4
L
H 2
5/07/85
C
1
N
A54
S 2
5/08/85
A
1 C
N
A47
H 2
5/09/85
A
1
N
S51
S 2
5/09/85
•
1 P
N
A47
S 2
5/09/85
A
1
N
A47
S 2
5/09/85
C
1 P
N
A47
H 2
5/10/85
A
1
N
A54
H 2
5/10/B5
A
4
L
H 2
5/10/85
A
4
L
H 2
5/12/55
D
5
U
A20
H 2
5/22/85
C
1
N
S 2
5/22/85
a
17
N
H 2
5/25/85
A
4 T
T
C50
S 2
6/01/85
A
1
N
A47
S 2
6/03/85
A
1
N
A47
S 2
6/04/85
A
5
N
S 1
6/04/85
c
1
N
S 2
6/05/85
A
1 D
N
A47
H 2
6/20/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/20/85
B
1
N
A54
H 2 8/24/85 8 4 N
S 2 10/18/85 A 13 N W82
S 2 12/19/85 C 5 P P F70
11/29/85
12/20/85
5/30/85
5/30/85
10
12
1
13
C56
F70
MONTHLY/4
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N E
P D
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CREST STREET CENTER WORK PROGRESSING
COUNCIL APPROVES SALES TO DISPLACED RESIOENTS
CREST STREET TRANSFORMATION NEARS AN ENO
CREST ST. APARTMENTS (CARRBORO, N.C.I
CREST STREET APTS. FAIL TO GAIN BOARD'S APPROVAL
CARRBORO BOARO OELAYS ACTION ON PROPOSAL FOR 15 APARTMENTS
CARRBORO OELAVES APARTMENT PLAN
CREWING
SEE ALSO BOATS
UNC. OWASA OON1
T AGREE ON LAKE FEE
CRICKET INN IELBA ST. I
FIRE TRUCKS SENT ;
NO BLAZES F3UN0
CRICKET INN (1-40 C N.C. 55 1
1-40 MOTEL PLANS OPPOSED BY BELL
CRICKET INN-UNIVERSITY
HOTEL TO OPEN NEAR HOSPITALS
CRICKETT INN NEARLY REAOY TO OPEN
CRIME
SEE ARSON
SEE ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ASSAULTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ASSAULTS, N.C.
SEE EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE FORGERY
SEE FRAUD
SEE MANSLAUGHTER
SEE MURDER. DURHAM
SEE MURDER, INTERNATIONAL
SEE MURDER, N.C.
SEE MURDER, U.S.
SEE RAPE, DURHAM
SEE RAPE, INTERNATIONAL
SEE RAPE, N.C.
SEE RAPE, U.S.
SEE ROBBERY. DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
CRIME, COSTS
PROTECT TAXPAYERS'
OOLLARS
CRIME, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, OURHAM
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
OURHAM CRIME FALLS 2* IN 1984
OVERALL CRIME IN CITY DECREASED DURING 198".
CRIME FALLS 22.8* IN DURHAM COUNTY
DWI CONVICTIONS FILLING N.C. JAILS WITH WEEKENDERS
OVERALL CITY CRIME RATE UNCHANGED
N.C. CRIME RATE REPORTED DOWN 2X IN L984
CRIMESTOPPERS HAS DANDY PAYOFF
STUDY: NATION'S CAPITAL LESS DANGEROUS THAN BELIEVED
CRIME, SYNDICATED
SEE ORGANIZED CRIME
(SEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMES)
CRIME, U.S.
INSIDE
TOO OFTEN, CRIME PAYS
CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL COOE, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF CRIME CONTROL AND PUBLIC SAFETY
PANEL BACKS MERIT SYSTEM FOR JUDGES
PANEL: N.C. JUOGES SHOULD BE APPOINTED
PANEL AOVOCATES APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES INSTEAO OF ELECTION
N.C. PRISONS STUOY TO LOOK AT OIFFERING SENTENCES
MARIJUANA CALLED STATE'S SECONO TOP CASH CROP
SOME TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS TO BECOME INFRACTIONS
COMMISSION FAILS TO FINO MODEL FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS
MARKHAM APPOINTED TO STATE CRIME PANEL
MARKHAM TAPPEO FOR CRIME PANEL
RACES SET AS FILING PERIOD ENDS
PROSECUTORS SAY OBSCENITY LAW STRONG
N.C. COURTS MAY LINK PRISON SPACE, TERMS
FAIR SENTENCING ACT CALLED SHAM, FRAUD
2 CITIES GET GRANTS TO AID CRIME VICTIMS
CRIME INFORMATION CENTER (FBI!
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TO HELP TRACE YOUTHS WHO FLEE COURT
CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY WATCH PROGR " "
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS, DURHA
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PR
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF CRIME C
SEE ALSO PRISONERS AGAINST CRI
SEE ALSO REACT CLUB OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO "THINK SMART" PROGRAM
DISCUSS CRIME
A SHAPBY REWARD FOR BRAVERY
WOULD-BE ROBBER PICKED WRONG
BURGLARIES SPUR CRIME WATCH
•THINK SMART:' PROBATIONERS
MAN HOLDS INTRUDER AT GUNPOI
■LAW ANO OROER" PASSE?
LIVING WITH TERRORISM
NIGHT OUT TO ASSIST CRIME PR
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
UURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS PRAISEO
CRIME STOPPERS TIP, BREAK-IN
CRIMESTOPPERS HAS DANDY PAYO
NIGHT OUT
PROGRAM OOES CUT CRIME
PUBLIC, POLICE CAN HELP PREV
QUICK ACTION FIGHTS CRIME
ACTION NEEDED TO MAKE STREET
POLICE FIGHT CRIME OOWNTOWN
PEOALING AGAINST CRIME
POLICE ON BIKES
POLICE TRY DIFFERENT WAY TO
OFFICIALS WANT TO REJUVENATE
WHAT OOES MAYOR-ELECT GULLEY
OURHAM POLICE PLAN EFFORT TO
PRECAUTIONS BY SHOPPERS MAKE
JUST ONE SAVE CAN MAKE JUVEN
POLICE SAY FIRST MONTH OF CA
M
PROGRAM, CRIME PREVENTION DIVISION
OS RAH
ONTROL ANO PUBLIC SAFETY
ME
COUNTY (ACR0NYM1
PLAN FOR MOREHEAO HTLL
SEE INSIOE OF PRISON...
NT FOR POLICE
S ARREST LINKED
FF
ENT ATTACKS
S SAFE FOR WOMEN
WI TH BIKES
CUT OOWNTOWN CRIME
COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAMS
MEAN FOR BUSINESS COMMUNITY?
REDUCE DRINKING ANO DRIVING
HOLIOAYS HAPPIER
ILE PROGRAM A SUCCESS
MPAIGN TO REDUCE DRUNK ORIVING
PG L P 9YL
S 2 7/27/85 A 3
H 2 9/04/85 B 14
S 2 11/09/85 A 3
H 3 3/08/85 B 1 N H90
H 3 3/26/85 B I N H90
S 2 3/26/85 A 10 N
H 3 6/15/85 B 1 N 881
S 2 11/23/85 A 14 N
H 2 11/12/85 CI N A54
S 2 2/22/85 C 1 N C60
H 2 2/23/55 C 12 N
S 2 8/31/85 A
?
1/17/85 A 1
N
/
1/18/85 B 1
N
?
7/03/85 A 1
N
A47
?
7/15/85 B 1
N
f
7/17/85 B 1
N
?
7/26/95 C 5
N
?
8/14/85 A 4
F
2
9/30/85 B 1
N
UiO
S 2 2/09/85 A 3
S 2 6/18/85 A 4
U T30
E
H
?
3/03/85
B
4
N
s
?
3/15/85
A
1
N
H
?
3/16/85
A
5
N
H
?
5/11/95
A
8
N
H
?
5/17/85
A
6
N
H
7
7/13/85
A
5
N
S
?
8/20/85
H
4
N
H
?
9/06/85
H
1
N
S
?
9/06/85
A
3
N
s
?
9/07/85
A
1 P N M69
H
?
10/26/85
B
4
N
H
?
10/26/95
h
4
N
H
?
12/14/85
A
111
N
H
2
12/15/85
B
6
N
H 2 5/21/85 C I P N S82
s ?
2/14/85
A
?
P P
S76
H /
2/18/85
A
4
F
H /
2/23/85
A
i
N
H /
2/23/95
(.
1
P N
H /
3/10/85
A
1
P N
S8/
H 2
3/17/85
A
14
N
5 2
6/26/85
A
4
p
S ?
6/27/85
A
4
E
S /
9/09/85
c
1
N
H /
8/12/85
H
1
(,
S /
8/12/85
(
1
N
A4'
S ?
8/13/85
A
1
II
A47
H /
8/14/85
A
4
F
s ?
8/14/85
A
/
P P
M66
s /
6/21/85
A
4
F
H /
8/29/95
A
4
F
5 2
8/31/85
A
4
F
S ?
9/14/85
A
4
F
H ?
9/27/85
B
1
P N
MM
H 2
10/01/85
A
4
F
H 7
10/01/95
A
4
1
S ?
10/01/85
A
4
F
S ?
10/14/85
1
4
N
H 7
11/10/85
1)
1 1
II
1 41
H ?
11/14/85
H
t
P N
MM
5 ?
11/26/85
A
4
K
H 7
11/30/85
A
H
N
H 2
12/18/85
B
3
N
MM
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/85
CRIME PROTECTION
CITIZENS FEEL UNSAFE
CRIME RATE. CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
POLICE CRACK OOWN ON STREET VIOLENCE
CHAPEL HILL: A TOUGH PLACE TO SPOT LIKELY WRONGOOERS
CRIME RATE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIME. STATISTICS
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
DURHAM CRIME FALLS 2* IN 1984
OVERALL CRIME RATE IN N.C. REPORTED OOWN 3* IN 198*
THEFTS. BREAK-INS DOWN IN APRIL
CRIME FALLS 22.81 IN DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM CRIME SHOWS SMALL 6-MONTHS DROP
OVERALL CITY CRIME RATE UNCHANGED
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CITIZENS CAN FIGHT CRIME
COMMUNITY WATCH 'A LIFESAVER' TO GORMAN RESIDENT
REPORTEO CRIME OOWN SLIGHTLY COR NINE MONTHS
CRIME RATE. DURHAM COUNTY
CRIME IN UNINCORPORATED AREA OOWN THROUGH APRIL
OURHAM-S NON-CITY CRIME OROPS
MAJOR CATEGORIES OF DURHAM CRIME DECLINE THIS YEAR
CRIME RATES OROP IN DURHAM COUNTY
SHERIFF: 1985 A GOOD YEAR, BUT PROBLEMS REMAIN
CRIME RATE. INTERNATIONAL
BORED WI TH HIGH CRIME
CRIME RATE, N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIFORM CRIME REPORT
OVERALL CRIME RATE IN N.C. RE°ORTED DOWN 3* IN 1984
N.C. CRIME RATE REPORTEO OOWN 2* IN L984 ,,....,
SBI CHIEF SAYS OVERTIME RULING TO HURT LAW ENFORCEMENT IN N.C.
OFFICIALS WANT TO REJUVENATE COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAMS
CRIM6PR0FESS0R*SAYSCCRIME INCREASE PART OF ORANGE COUNTY'S GROWING PAINS
CRIME RATE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIME, U.S.
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
STUOY: NATION'S CAPITAL LESS DANGEROUS THAN BELIEVED
CRIME STATISTICS
SEE CRIME. STATISTICS
SEE CRIME RATE, OURHAM
SEE CRIME RATE
SEE CRIME RATE
DURHAM COUNTY
INTERNATIONAL
SEE CRIME RATE, N.C.
SEE CRIME RATE, U.S.
CRIME STOPPERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL WITNESS
SEE ALSO REWARD
CR IME OF THE WEEK
CRIMESTOPPER HONORED
NEW CHAIRMAN HONORED
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
TIPS HELP POLICE STOP CRIMINALS
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CR IME OF THE WEEK
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIMESTOPPERS SHOWS RESULTS
TAKING A BITE OUT OF CRIME
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS WORKS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS CLUES IN ATTACK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS PRAISEO
CRIME STOPPERS TIP, BREAK-INS ARREST LINKED
CRIMESTOPPERS HAS DANDY PAYOFF
PROGRAM DOES CUT CRIME
OURHAM DETECTIVES WILL BE HONORED
CRIMESTOPPERS
PUBLIC. POLICE CAN HELP PREVENT ATTACKS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS CRIME OF THE WEEK
CRIME OF THE WEEK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CITIZENS CAN FIGHT CRIME
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS CLUES IN ATTACK ON DUKE JOGGER
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
THROWN KNIFE HITS HELPFUL POLICE OFFICER
PROBE CONTINUES IN OFFICER'S INJURY
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKING LEAOS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS LEAOS IN 3 OOWNTOWN BREAK-INS
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS FUNO-RAISER A SUCCESS
■JAIL AND BAIL* PROJECT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL WITNESS
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CRIMESTOPPERS PLANNEO IN VANCE
GRANVILLE TO HELP START CRIMESTOPPERS
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
CRIME STOPPER
CASH AWA
ORANOE C
CRIMESTO
ORANGE C
CRIMESTO
ORANGE C
GPOUP OF
FLEA MAR
CR I«ESTO
CLEARING
NASHVILL
CRIMESTO
CR 1MESTO
CRIMESTO
S, ORANGE COUNTY
ROS TO HELP FIGHT CRIME IN ORANGE
RIMESTOPPERS PROBING UNC VANDALISM
PPERS SEEKING CLUES II ORANGE THEFT
OUNTY CRIMESTOPPERS STuOIES REwaro
PPERS SHORT ON FUNDS
RIMESTOPPERS SEEKS TIPS
CITIZENS OFFERS REWA90 ON 2 MISSING MEN
KET ROBBERY EYED
PPERS SEEKS CLUES IN HILLSBOROUGH MUROER
THE RECORO
E OFFICER MAY GET REWARD IN WRIGHT ARREST
PPERS IN ORANGE CO. SEEKING HELP
PPERS IN ORANGE CO. SEEKS LFAOS
PPERS: NO REWARD To NASHVILLE POLICE OFFICER
CRIME VICTIM-WITNESS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
VARIED ARTICLES DRAW COMMENTS
BILL AIMED AT PROTECTING CRIME VICTIMS
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
CRIME VIC
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fect, but fair to crime victims
l to Even murder sentences
intment of judges instead of election
LED
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L TO END DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
AID CREATES DEBATE IN LEGISLATURE
OMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
SLATION TO TAKE PROFIT OUT OF CRIME
MARK
TING CRIME VICTIMS
OREN'S VIDEOTAPEO TESTIMONY
S OESERVE FAIR TREATMENT
RIME VICTI M BILL
MAGFS IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
ZEO PROPERTY TO AID LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
N TO KEEP LOBBYING FOR CRIME VICTIMS' COMPENSATION
STREET VIOLENCE
IDENTIFY JUVENILE SUSPECTS LIMITED
R VICTIMS OF TERRORISM
TO AID CRIME VICTIMS
CRIME WATCH PROGRAM
SEE COMMUNITY WATCH PROGRAM
SEE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM
CRIMES. CHAPEL HILL
COUNCIL RESOLUTION AIMED AT CRIME
PROFESSOR SAYS CRIME INCREASE PART OF ORANGE COUNTY'S GROWING PAINS
ACTION NEEOEO TO MAKE STREETS SAFE FOR WOMEN
CHAPEL HILL: A TOUGH PLACE TO SPOT LIKELY WRONGDOERS
PREPARING TO MARCH
PROTEST
CRIMES. CHATHAM COUNTY
MAJOR. UNSOLVEO CRIMES KEEP OFFICERS BUSY IN 2 COUNTIES
CRIMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, CRIME
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT., STREET CRIME UNIT
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO MISDEMEANORS
OURHAM CRIME FALLS 2X IN 1984
OVERALL CRIME IN CITY OECREASEO OURING 1984
BURGLARIES PLAGUE HOUSING PROJECT
CRIME ON THE COURT
RAIN KEEPS CROOKS INSIDE
OFFICERS PROBING RASH OF AUTO BREAK-INS
CRIMESTOPPERS SHOWS RESULTS
TAKING A BITE OUT OF CRIME
MAN ROBBED
MAN SAID TREATEO, ROBBED
OURHAM CRIME SHOWS SMALL 6-MONTHS DROP
OVERALL CITY CRIME RATE UNCHANGED
PLANTS RESEMBLE MARIJUANA
AIR CONDITIONERS STOLEN
BIKE TOSSED THROUGH WINDOW IN ROBBERY
THIEVES HIT DAY SCHOOL IN OURHAM
MAN ELUDES POLICE IN CHASE
MAN IS HIT IN HEAD BY WOULD-BE ROBBERS
MAN CHARGEO WITH FIRING SHOTS
TEEN CHARGEO WITH BREAK-IN
DURHAM POLICE OFFICER IS INJUREO IN SCUFFLE
DOG-WALKER ATTACKED. ROBBED
MAN 'TURNS TABLES' IN BREAK-IN TO CAR
POLICE PROBE FIRING OF SHOTS AT OFFICER
MAN CHARGED IN BURGLARY
THIEVES TAKE CASH FROM DRAWERS IN OURHAM GAS STATION PREAK-IN
MAN IS BEATEN. ROBBED
MAN IS ROBBEO AT KNIFEPOINT
WOMAN CHARGEO IN COMPUTER THEFT
8LIN0 MAN ROBBEO
VANOALS HIT CARS, TRUCKS
CARS ENTERED WHILE OWNERS ATTENO SERVICES
WEEKEND OF VIOLENCE
WOMAN ABOUCTEO, ASSAULTEO
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR DRUGS
MINISTER CONNED. ROBBED WHILE TRYING TO HELP MAN
OFFICER CHARGEO IN ATTACK
ASSAULTS, BREAK-INS POINT TO I MAN
MAN HALTS PHONE TALK, TAKES CASH, CREOIT CAROS
LADOERS ARE STOLEN
GUNMAN ROBS OURHAM PIZZA FIRM, ESCAPES
TRINITY PARK GROUP RAPS POLICE SERVICE
TRINITY PARK GROUP TELLS ABOUT CRIME
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR AUTO BREAK-INS
THIEVES TAKE t2,380 FROM RESTAURANT SAFE
CRIMES. OURHAM COUNTY
CRIME FALLS 22. 8X IN OURHAM COUNTY
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•J 'I u a L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 185
1/16/86
CRIMES. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMES)
SEE ALSO PAIL BONOS
SEE ALSO BLACK-ON-BLACK CRIME
SEE ALSO COMMANO TEAM CONCEPT
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGED FOR HURTING PREGNANT WOMEN
2 STOLEN CHECK RINGS IN WINST3N-SALEM BROKEN UP THIS YEAR
FOSTER CARE SYSTEMS LINKEO TO CRIMINALITY
IMPERSONATING OFFICER NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY HERE
N.C. RANKS 2N0 IN CHICAGO-STYLE ELECTION PROBES
CRIMES. ORANGE COUNTY
MAJOR. UNSOLVED CRIMES KEEP OFFICERS BUSY IN 2 COUNTIES
CRIMES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. U.S.
SEE ALSO JURY TAMPERING
SEE ALSO MONEY LAUNOERING
AMERICAN VIOLENCE HAS BECOME COMMONPLACE
COMPUTER CRIME ON RISE
THE EVERYDAY CRIMES
THE EVERYOAY CRIMES
CRIMES OF THE HEART (PLAY)
THEATER GROUPS TESTING SUMMERTIME
GUILD'S ■CRIMES': SOUTHERN SURREALISM THAT'S FUN
CRIMFSTOP
SEE CRIME STOPPERS. DURHAM
SEE CRIME STOPPERS. N.C.
CRIMINAL CODE
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO N
MURDER P
STUDY PA
COMMITTE
CIVIL LI
PANEL WI
MORE PUN
MAJOR RE
CR IMINAL
CRIMINAL
FAILURE
TIRED OF
REWRITE
. N.C.
RIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR'S
C. CRIMINAL CODE COMMISSION
ROPOSAL RANKLES PROSECUTORS
NEL CALLS FOR BROADENING STATE'S PERJURY LAW
E APPROVES PROPOSALS TO TOUGHEN OBSCENI TY 1 AWS
BERTIES UNION TO OPPOSE SEIZURE OF "AGA2INES. MOVIES...
LL REVIEW LAW CHANGES
ISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
WRITING OF CRIMINAL ODE OFFERED
COOE REWRITE CALLED REVOLUTIONARY, SHOCKING
CODE REVISIONS LIKELY TO PASS PIECEMEAL
TO HELP VICTIM COULO BECOME MISDEMEANOR IN N.C.
COMPLAINING PROSECUTORS. BLUE ASSERTS CRIMINAL COOE TOUGHER
OF CRIMINAL CODE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
CRIMINAL CONFESSIONS
SEE ALSO CONFESSIONS
STRANGE CONFESSIONS
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO EXCLUSIONARY RULE
SEE ALSO FINGERPRINTS
SEE ALSO PRE-TRIAL OISCOVERY
BILL FILED TO ALLOW N.C. VOTE'S TO REPEAL SUCCESSION
TIGHTENING PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY LAWS COULD SAVE TIME. MONEY
LINGUISTS HELP COURTS OECODE SUBTLE MEANINGS
OUICK ACTION FIGHTS CRIME
LAWYER WANTS OOG EVIOENCE SUPPRESSED
PUBLIC DEFENOER FIGHTS COURT 3RDER FOR FISHER EVIDENCE
COURT: 'SHOWUPS' TO IDENTIFY JUVENILE SUSPECTS LIMITED
COURT OENIES BID TO DELAY SBI TESTS ON FISHER
AGENTS TAKE HAIR, BLOOO FROM = I SHER
CHEMIST TO ESCAPE CHARGES FOR ALLEGED SBI ORUG THEFTS
EXPERT'S ESTIMATE OK IN DRUNK DRIVING CASES
CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION
SEE ALSO FINGERPRINTS
CRIMINALS' PHONY NAMES
A HEADACHE FOR LAW OFFICERS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. JUDICIAL DEPT.
SEE ALSO N.C. SUPREME COURT
SEE ALSO PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
PUBLIC WANTS TOUGHER ACTION AGAINST CRIMINALS
PANEL BACKS MERIT SYSTEM FOR JUDGES
PROMINENCE DETERMINES BONO
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MIST ABORTION FUNDING
N.C. PRISONS STUOY TO LOOK AT DIFFERING SENTENCES
DANGEROUS POWERS WIOENED
•LAW AND OROER' PASSE?
JUSTICE IS ELUSIVE
CRIMINAL RECORDS
SEE ALSO EXPUNCTION OF RECORDS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RECORDS
HOUSE SUPPORTS DEATH PENALTY BAN
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL IS KILLED
4-3 by senate panel
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CRIMINAL REHABILITATION
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C.
COMMISSION FAILS TO FIND MOOEL FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS
JUDGE SAYS STATE BREAKS TREATMENT LAW
YOUNG SEX OFFENOERS NEED TREATMENT; LAWYER To PUSH STATE
LABARRE SETS RELEASE RULES: OROER CREATES GUIDELINES FOR JUVENILE CASES
JUVENILES GET SECOND CHANCE IN NEW PROGRAM
CRIHINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO BAIL BONDS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROJECT
SEE ALSO COMMUTATION REQUESTS
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO INSANITY PLEAS
SEE ALSO JAILS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
LABARRE VOWS TO GET TOUGH WI H JAIL'S 'NO SHOWS'
JUDGE UPHELO MAN'S RIGHTS
ORUNKEN DRIVING SPREE NETS 4-YEAR SENTENCE
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12/31/95
DW I SENTENCE PLEASES MAOO MEMBERS
SENTENCEi SHORT RANGE; TREATMENT, LONG RANGE
RESTITUTION FOR VICTIMS TROUBLES COURT OFFICIALS
DURHAM MAN IS SENTENCEO TO 18 TEARS
PRISON TERM TO SEPARATE MOTHE'. CHILO
THORNBURG ON TARGET
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN MURDER SENTENCES
CHILO ABUSE BILL RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT DISCIPLINE
HEALTH PANEL OKS "ILL FOR SCRFENING OF NEWBORNS
PLEA PLAN REACHEO. OEFENOANT LEAVES
ANOTHER MAN'S WALK WALTZES C AN T I INTO JAIL
DARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
MAN IS SENTENCEO TO FOUR-YEAR TERM FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING
EYEBROW-RAISING JUDGE OIES
JUDICIAL MALPRACTICE
NO-SHOW PROBLEM CONTINUES AT JAIL
JUDGES" SENTENCES OFTEN MEANINGLESS
MAN SENTENCED IN ASSAULT
JUOGES URGE LAW MAKING SENTENCING LESS COMPLEX
WEEKENO JAIL SENTENCES AREN'T ENSUREO BY PAPER
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO FNO DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
STEVON SENTENCEO FOR ARMED ROBBERY
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
JAIL SENTENCES SHOULDN'T BE WEEKENO VISITATIONS
ILL MAN'S 71ST BIRTHDAY PRESEMT-10 FEWER YEARS IN PRISON
N.C. PRISONS STUDY TO LOOK AT DIFFERING SENTENCES
BANK ROBBER MAY GET 40-YEAR SENTENCE
LOWERY GETS 40-YEAK TERM
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE DAY CARE JIMS SENATE APPROVAL
MAN GETS 16 YEARS FOR ROBBERY
COURT OFFICIALS BLAST HOUSE AMENOMENT FOR 'WEEKEND JAIL'
•WEEKENO JAIL' BILL HARD ON COURTS. NOT CRIMINALS
NEW LAWS NEED RULES FOR COURTS
MOORMAN'S SENTENCING CONTINUED
PERCY MOORMAN SENTENCEO
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR HIT-AND-RUN DEATHS
TWO SENTENCEO IN 'BUY C BUST' COCAINE ARRESTS
WEEKEND JAIL ATTENDANCE BETTER. BUT JUDOE UNIMPRE5SEO
MAN GETS 4-YEAR TERM IN ORUNK- DR I V ING DEATH
DESERVING SOCIETY'S WRATH
COMMUNITY SERVICE SAID EFFECTIVE PUNISHMENT
•DON'T ASSAULT WOMEN' IS JUDGE'S MESSAGE
COUNTY COURT NAILS FATHERS LATE IN PAYING CHILO SUPPORT
JUDGE KEEPS LAW SACRED BY -PLAYING IT STRAIGHT1
UTLEY SENTENCEO IN ORUG CASE
LEGISLATOR WANTS SEIZED PROPERTY TO AID LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
2 GET DRUG SENTENCES
JUOGES DISREGARD OF LAW WAS FLAGRANT
CHILO-ABUSE CRACKDOWN NETS MAN 1100,000 BOND
SHORTER PRISON TERMS BAO FOR "UBLtC SAFFTY
CRITICS SAY FAIR SENTENCING ACT HELPS INMATES CUT TOO MUCH TIME
REMINGTON FINEO ON DRUG COUNT
IN OWI CASE MAN GETS PRISON TERM
[OENTICAL TERM, FINE IMPOSED ON APPEAL OF DRIVING COUNTS
PUBLIC PRESSURE PAYS OFF
MAN SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS FOR DWI DEATH
DURHAM PROSECUTORS, CHILD AOVDCACY GROUP AT ODDS
EXECUTION MORE COSTLY THAN LIFE SENTENCE
OF BLEEDING HEARTS
OFFENPANT CALLEO 'WOLF,' GIVE1 20 YEARS
JUDGE MODIFIES PLEA BARGAINS
MAN SENTENCED TO 10 YEAPS
LAW EXPERTS: RUMORED DEAL WOULD SAVE WRIGHT'S LIFE
WELL-KNOWN LAWYER'S SON SENTENCED IN COCAINE CASE
VANN SET TO BEGIN JAIL TERM
2 SENTENCED IN MORF.HEAD HILL 8REAK-INS
ALAMANCE MAN'S SENTENCE UPHELD
JURY HEARS OF HARRIS' ORUG, ALCOHOL WOES
HARRIS GETS LIFE TERM IN SLAYING OF MISS GOLKHO
HARRIS TO APPEAL CONVICTION
PACT FREES WOMAN TRIEO FOR MU30ER
MAN GETS 4 1/2 YEARS FOR DRUNKEN ORIVING
PRISON CROWOING PROTESTED
N.C. COURTS MAY LINK PRISON SPACE, TERMS
LECTURE, PROBATION IS SHOOTING SENTENCE
MAN GETS 6 YEARS !N PRISON
TALE OF 2 JAIL CASES: 1 SPURNFO, 1 nuRNEO
LAWYER URGES CAUTION IN MIXING PENAL SYSTEM WITH PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
HOLDER SENTENCEO
FAIR SENTENCING ACT CALLED SHAM, FRAUD
FAIR SENTENCING ACT CALLED MISLEADING TO PUBLIC
NOT CRUEL. NOT ATROCIOUS?
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS FOR DRAGGING PONY
CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
SHERIFF 0ISLIKE5 RULING ON SHOOTING SUSPECTS
WHEN POLICE CAN SHOOT
CRIMINAL WITNESS
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS, N.C.
OEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
CRIMINOLOGY
UNC-G ANTHROPOLOGIST USES FOOTPRINTS TO SOLVE CRIMES
CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CONTACT DURHAM. INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM!
SEE ALSO CALL-FOR-ACTION
SEE ALSO HELPLINE (OURHAM CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICEI
SEE ALSO HELPLINE (TELEPHONE COUNSELING C REFERRAL SERVICEI
FUEL AID FUNDS DEPLETED
LINE TO HELP: WHEN LIFE SPINS OUT OF CONTROL
CROASOAILE (OURHAM. N.C. NEIGHBORHOOD!
CROASDAILE HOME OPEN FOR GARDEN CLUB TOUR THURSDAY
CROASOAILE FARM
DEVELOPMENT SLATED NORTH OF C'OASDAILF: 1,000-ACRE SITE INVOLVED
CROASDAILE PLANS GIVEN
HOW J. 8. FUOUA MADE HIS FIRST HUNDRED GRAND
1.000-ACRE SITE INVOLVED
CROASOAILE INC.
DEVELOPMENT SLATED NORTH OF C'OASOAILF:
CROASOAILE PLANS GIVEN
CROASOAILE INVESTMENT GROUP
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA IS SOLD
CROASOAILE SUBDIVISION
SEE CROASOAILE INC.
CROATON NATIONAL FOREST
BLAZE ERUPTS IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
CAMP, TRAILER PARK EVACUATEO 3UE TO CROATAN FOREST FIRE
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8/05/95 C
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H 2
8/06/85 C
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8/15/95 A
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8/25/85 A
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9/06/95 A
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H 2
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9/12/85 A
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9/19/85 A
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10/02/85 a
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10/1A/85 C
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10/17/85 A
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10/19/85 A
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H 2
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H 2
10/26/85 B
4
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H 2
10/31/95 B
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S 2
11/07/85 C
I
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H 2
11/08/85 0
1
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H 2
1 1/16/85 C
3
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S 2
11/19/85 A
2
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H 2
12/1A/85 A
10
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S 2
12/14/85 A
17
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12/17/85 A
4
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12/18/85 A
10
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3/29/85 3
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MONTHLY/4
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PACE 187
1/16/86
FIRE BREAKS OUT AGAIN IN CARTERET
UWHARRIE, CROATAN NATIONAL FORESTS PLANS PRESENTED
SIERRA CLU8 OFFICIAL SAYS FORFST PLAN IS AN IMPROVEMENT
CROCKETT PARK (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE. N.C.
2 TEEN-AGERS CHARGED IN II MILLION PARK FIRE
CROCUS
IN THE VANGUARD
CROOKS BARBECUE
CLAIBORNE FINDS CHAPEL HILL EATING TO HIS LIKING
CROP (0RGANI2
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO H
DURHAM N
THE HUNG
CROP WAL
NOT TOO
CROP WAL
BIGGEST
WALKING
WALK FOR
WALK FOR
CROP WAL
HUNGER A
PASTA FO
S I T
N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P
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H 2 5/10/85 A 3 N
H 2 5/17/85 C 14 N
H 2 10/06/85 B
H 2 2/27/85 C 1 P P M66
H 2 6/27/85 C
ATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGER!
LAMANCE COUNTY CROP WALK
UNGER
EEDS VOLUNTTERS TO FIGHT HUNGER
ER WALK
EASES HUNGER
LATE FOR CROP INVOLVEMENT
K: RECORD TURNOUT EXPECTEO SUNDAY
CROP
FOR HUNGER
HUNGER SCHEOULED APRIL 14
HUNGER RAISES RECOBO AMOUNT
KERS SET RECORD
GENCIES GET Sll.460.50
R CROP
CROP DAMAGE
SEE ALSO FREEZE DAMAGE
PEACH GROWERS SAY COLO "AY COST THEM 17 MILLION
EARLY SPRING FREEZE NIPS FRUIT, BERRY CROPS
COLD EARLIER THIS WEEK DID IN PEACHES BUT HELPED APPLES
MA NATURE OFTEN FICKLE
COLO WEATHER OAMAGES CROPS IN NORTH CAROLINA
WEATHER TAKES BITE OF N.C. APPLE CROP
STORM OAMAGE MAY HIT «1.25 MILLION
PEACH GROWERS CAN GET FEOERAL EMERGENCY LOANS
PERSIMMON FAMINE STRIKES
CROP INSURANCE
.SEE ALSO FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP.
MARCH 31 LAST DAY TO SEEK CROP INSURANCE
MARCH 31 OEAOLINE NEARING FOR FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE
CROP INSURANCE EMPLOYEE CHARGED
CROPS
SEE ALSO M
BAPTIST
FARMERS
MONEY WI
EARLY SP
N.C. EXP
WEATHER
HERBS AR
BUMPER C
BITE INT
SHOWERS
N.C.'S F
N.C. MAR
FINDING
WET WEAT
ARIJUANA. CROPS
PANEL TO STUOY ALTERNATIVE CROPS
GET GOOD NEWS
LL BE SOUGHT TO HELP AGRICULTURE, SEAFOOD
RING FREEZE NIPS FRUIT, 8ERRY CROPS
ECTS GOOD LEAF CROP THIS YEAR
CUTS GRIAN YIELDS BUT LEAF PROSPECTS GOOD
E TOUTED AS ALTERNATE CROPS
ROP OF PEANUTS EXPECTEO IN N.C.
0 THE APPLE SEASON: FOND MEMORIES MAKE TOOAY'S APPLES SHINE
GIVE RELIEF TO OURHAM CROPS
UTURE CROP? SCIENTIST SEES RUBBER AS TOBACCO REPLACEMENT
KET PRICES ARE EXPECTEO TO HIT LOWEST LEVELS IN 10 YEARS
ANOTHER HONEY CROP MANOATORY IN N.C.
HER SLOWS N.C. SOYBEAN HARVEST
CROSS BURNINGS
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
FAIRMONT SCHOOL FIGHT IS BLAMED ON CROSS BURNING
INVESTIGATION OF CROSS-BURNINGS IN 2 COUNTIES RESULTS IN CHARGES
CHARGES FILED IN CROSS-BURNING INCIDENTS
6X-KLANSMAN SENTENCEO IN CROSS-BURNING CASE
CROSS-BURNING CASE SCHEDULED To START TOOAY
KLAN TRIAL TO BEGIN IN IREOELL COUNTY THIS WEEK
6 PEOPLE PLEAO GUILTY IN CROSS-BURNINGS
CROSS COUNTRY SKI ING
SEE ALSO SKIING
SIOEWALK SLOPES
CROSS-OVER VOTING
SEE ALSO BALLOTS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. N.C.
PUSH TO OUST PRECINCT OFFICERS UNCLEAR
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO ENO 3EM0CRATIC PRIMARY
GOP TARGETS ROYALL, RAMSEY IN PRIMARIES
ELECTIONS BILLS KILLEO OVER REPUBLICAN OBJECTIONS
IN PARTY SWITCH: GOP LEAOERS CONFIDENT GOAL WILL BE REACHEO
CROSSOVER VOTES AGAIN SUBJECT OF CONTROVERSY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTROL BY 1090 IS GOP N.C. GOAL
GOP SAYS SWITCH-OVER GOAL REACHEO
SWITCHES TO GOP SCARCE IN OURHAM
GOP NEEDS SOME FLAIR TO WIN OVER DEMOCRATS
GOP OPERATION SWITCH ICARTOONI
DEMOCRATS DISPUTE GOP ORIVE REPORT
CROSSLANO PROPERTIES INC.
NEW COUNCILMAN NO SHRINKING VIOLET
CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER (CARY, M.C.I
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
MALL TO RIVAL CRABTREE IN SIZE
CROWDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
OFFICIALS SAY AGREEMENTS REACHED IN BIOS CASE
THE CRUCIBLE (PLAY £ OPERAI
WARD'S OPERA TO MAKE KOREAN DEBUT
KOREANS TO HEAR DUKE PROF'S OPERA
WINTER CALENDAR WARMS UP FAST
CRUISES
SEE ALSO SHIPS
OURHAM AOVENTURERS TO SEE AMAZON JUNGLE
CRUISE IS POPULAR VACATION CHOICE
CRYSTAL PINES TOWNHOMES
HOME SALES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
RTP COMPANY ANXIOUS FOR FLIGHT
X-RAY DEVICE VIEWS ATOMIC STRUCTURE
CUB SCOUTS
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS. N.C.
CLEANER ANO GREENER
'SCHOOL NIGHT' SET FOR SCOUTS
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4/05/85
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7/19/85
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10/15/85
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11/21/85
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2/09/85
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3/20/85
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3/21/85
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6
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3/28/85
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4/11/85
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10
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H 2
6/11/85
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6
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6/29/85
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8/25/85
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11
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H 2
11/14/85
A
11
N
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3/19/85
C
4
N
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3/28/85
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3
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3/30/85
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4
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2/01/85
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2/11/85
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3/13/85
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3/20/85
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7/11/85
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11
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7/12/85
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7/16/85
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8/20/85
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10/03/85
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10/03/85
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10/28/85
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10/28/85
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10/29/85
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12/17/85
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9
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3/22/85
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7
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7/25/85
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10
N
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7/25/85
C
4
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7/27/85
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12
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8/19/85
C
10
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12/16/85
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10
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12/18/85
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12
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H 2 2/05/85 B 7 N
S 2 7/13/85 A 12 N
H 2 7/16/85 B 6 N
H 2 12/27/85 0 1 P N W66
S 2 6/07/85 A 1 T N J56
H 2 10/04/85 B 2 0 F S85
S 2 10/12/85 A 1 N W82
H 2 7/13/85 A 1 N
S 2 12/21/85 A 3 N
H 2 4/26/85 A 17 P P
H 2 9/19/85 A 16 N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
spirit of giving
Cuba
winston-salem resioent describes plan's hijacking by armed convict
marti: catch up or ouit
cuba. refugees
see cuban refugees
cuba, refugees, crime
see cuban refugees. crime
cuban refugees
CHURCH »E"BERS, REFUGEES Pay CUBAN'S BONO
THE COST OF COMPASSION
CUBAN REFUGEES. CRIME
CUBAN IN DURHAM FACES OEPORTATION
CULBRETH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
STUOENTS RAISE t70O IN "EMORY OF YOUTH
STUOENTS HONOR DEAD CLASS"ATE
STUDENTS DONATE U.OOO IN MEM3RY OF WRECK VICTIM
LATIN LANGUAGE MAKING COMEBAC<
FREQUENT BO"B THREATS TO SCHOOL VEXING OFFICIALS
3 JUVENILES TIED TO SCHOOL 30-<B THREATS
YOUTH ON TRIAL FOR CUL3RETH BOMB THREATS
CULP INC.
firm agrees to pay 11.5 million to end suit
cultural exchange
homes needed for french visiting students
culture week in n.c.
see also arts, n.c.
culture keek to be observed in raleigh
Cumberland county, n.c.
former narcotics agent sentenced for stealing evidence
susiness highlights: north carolina
wright's lawyer "late for work '
wright freed earlier after attorney mas late
no-show lawyer points to serious problem
what the public defenoer hao for breakfast (cartoon)
gas linked to cancer found at higher levels in 3 counties
cumberland official urges state to reject incinerator in blaoen
three oie in violence in cumberland county
cumberland county jail
two men flee cumberland jail
one of two escapees in cumberland captured
second escapee from jail is captured in fayetteville
cumberland county sheriff's dept.
suit names cumberland deputy sheriff
cummings high school (burlington. n.c.i
burlington schools will receive aid for asbestos removal
cummings high school sports, basketball
ORANGE, CUMMINGS BATTLE IN KEY MID-STATE 3-A Ga»E
curriculum
see durham city schools. curricjlum
see durham county schools. curriculum
see reading
see schools. n.c. curriculum
currin's warehouse
3 counties' forces fight warrenton mre
Currituck county, n.c.
unification church moves fishing boats
Currituck outer banks refuge
see also wildlife sanctuary
nature areas 'trap' couple
curse of the starving class (play)
playmakers stages dramatic event with playfest '95
•curse' a fable for the credit class
curtains
oress windows in latest style
custom moloers inc.
1086 fords unveiled in curham
REPEAL PREOICTEO FOR INVENTORY Taj
DOSSIER: FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT ANDERSON
SMALL BUSINESS GROUP CITES OLRHAM EXECUTIVE
CUSTOM MOLOERS' SALES UP 34 PERCENT FOR YEAR
CYANIDE
CITY: COMPANY USING CYANIOE SKIRTING REGULATIONS
POLLUTION THREAT WORRIES CITY
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM TARGET OF SPECIAL REPORT
BUSINESS USING CYANIDE URGED TO SHUT DOWN
FIRM may SHUT DOWN BY FRIDAY
CHANGES OK'D IN BUS SERVICE
CITY TO FILE SUMMONS VS. SILVER-FIRM OWNER
SUMMONS ISSUEO AGAINST INOUSPY
CITY IS URGED TO RESERVE AREA FOR RECYCLING
C YC L I NG
SEE ALSO BICYCLE LANES
SEE ALSO BICYCLE TRIPS
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
CYCLISTS NEEDED FOR MUSCLE STJOV
CYCLOHEXANONE
CHEMICAL SPILL INJURES SEVEN
7 TREATED AFTER CHEMICAL SPILLS
CYRANO OE BERGERAC
•CYRANO' TOO LITTLE. TOO MUCH
BOYO TAKES LAST BOM - WITH PawaChE
CYREL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS "ATERIALS
RECYCLING FIRM GETS EXTENSION FOR REPORT
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
AEROSOL TREATMENT FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS SOUGHT
SKATE FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS
UNC DOCTOR'S WORK MAY PROVIDE NEW TOOL TO STUOY CYSTIC FIBROSIS
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1/01/85
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12/31/95
SUBJECTS
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BIKER RAISES RESEARCH FUNOS
CYSTIC FIBROSIS FUND ESTABLISHED AT OUKE
BOWLERS SOUGHT TO STRIKE OUT CYSTIC FIBROSIS
D-DAY
SEE ALSO WORLO WAR II
EREXSON RECALLS ARRIVAL IN FRANCE
DBS IMUSIC GROUPI
STAMEYt DBS MAKE ONE GOOO SHOW
OOT
EOUCATION HELPS REOUCE PESTICIOE POISONINGS
OIPSCAM
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, OIPSCAM
ONA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETICS
SEE ALSO HLA TYPING
SEE ALSO MEOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
SCIENTIST AT DUKE AWARDED 1200.000
WHO'S THE FATHER? TESTS REOUCE UNCERTAINTY
MATH SCHOOL STUDENT LEARNS TO CLONE GENES
TEST CALLED POSSIBLE KEY TO TOBACCO CARCINOGENS
OPT VACCINE
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO VACCINE
SHORTAGE OF OPT VACCINE HASN'T YET HIT DURHAM
VACCINE SUITS THREAT SPARKS LEGISLATION
MALPRACTICE SHOCK WAVES REACH CAPITAL
PEDIATRICIANS ASKING PROTECTION FROM MALPRACTICE CLAIMS
DOCTORS NEED PROTECTION
VACCINES FOR CHILDREN PUSHED
MALPRACTICE LAWSUIT ENOS IN II. 1 MILLION SETTLEMENT
DPT VACCINE MAKER CITED FOR NEGLIGENCE IN SUIT BY PARENTS
QUI
SEE DRUNKEN DRIVING
OUPAC
SEE DUKE UNIV. OUPAC PROGRAM
D. C. MAY CO.
TEXTILES: OURHAM COMPANIES OK. BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE
OAILY RECORO (OUNN. N.C. NEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
CBS SUIT CLAIMS FAIRNESS IN MEDIA HAS RACIAL BIAS LINK
DUNN FAMILY INVOLVED IN BIBLE ROW MOVING
FAMILY LEAVES BIBLE CLASS CONTROVERSY
DUNN BIBLE DEBATE: NOT-SO-HOLY OIATRIBES
DAIRIES. N.C.
SEE DAIRY FARMERS. N.C.
DAIRY FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MILK
SEE ALSO N.C. MILK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW
N.C. MILK COMMISSION DECISION MAY MEAN SLIGHT OROP IN PRICE
SUIT COULD END MILK COMMISSION
MILK COMMISSION HOLDS A CL0SE3 MEETING ON SUIT
N.C. MILK COMMISSION LOWERS PRICE OAIRIES PAY TO FARMERS
CONSENT ORDER MAY LOWER MILK PRICES
WORRIES BESET OAIRY ANO TOBACCO FARMERS
FOR FARMERS. '85 'FAIRLY HARD'
OAIRYMEN PLEAD WITH MILK COMMISSION FOR HIGHER PRICES
DALKON SHIELO
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO INTRAUTERINE OEVICES
MAKER OF IUD WILL PAY FOR ITS REMOVAL
WOMAN SUES FIRM OVER CONTRACEPTIVE
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN SUES CONTRACEPTIVE MANUFACTURER
OALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADER SOUAD
SEE ALSO CHEERLEADERS
NATIVE OF ELKIN IS DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEAOER
OALLAS FURNITURE STORE
FURNITURE STORE SPECIAL: WEDOI NG AISLE
OALMANE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
LETTERS PROMPT NEW OALMANE WARNING
DAMN YANKEES IPLAYI
•OAMN YANKEES'
DAMS. N.C.
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO H
WATER OF
ALAMANCE
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CONSULTA
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JORDAN I
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AVOIDS A STRIKEOUT
OFFEROAHS
YOROELECTRIC POWER
FICIALS TO TOUR OAH CONSTRUCTION SITES
SENATOR DENIES ALLEGATION
ENIES CONFLICT IN BILL AFFECTING DAM AT SAXAPAHAW
NTS BACK RANOLEMAN OAM
DA'S GET ALLEGATIONS AGAINST SENATOR
CIOE BY JULY ON JORDAN CASE
DAN CALLED VISIBLE CAMPAIGNER
S PROGRAM TO INSPECT OAMS
ON PROGRAM MAKES OAM TRAGEDY UNLIKELY IN N.C.
AWAY VACATION RETREAT STIRS ANEW
OAN PLEADS INNOCENT
NATOR PLEADS GUILTY: GETS SUSPENDED TERM AFTER RESIGNING.
ORO DAM REAOY FOR INSPECTION
N DISPUTE AGAIN
S SEWER PLANT EXPANSION WORK HAS STOPPED
DAN RIVER IN.C. RIVER)
FLOODING CAUSES DAMAGE IN STOKES
OAN RIVER, INC.
DAN RIVER INC. LAYS OFF 200 EMPLOYEES
4 TO SHARE BROWN LUNG COURT AWARD
■FLOOO OF TEXTILE IMPORTS' DECRIED
DANCE
SEE ALSO AEROBIC DANCE
SEE ALSO AFRICAN OANCE
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8/21/85
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9/22/85
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10/01/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/B5 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
see also american oance festival
see also ballet
see also ballroom dancing
see also break dancing
see also Carolina oancers
see also chapel hill ballet co.
see also choreographers
see also cloggers
see also oavio gordon/pick up c3 .
see also oeborah carr dance theater ensemble
see also duke dance group
see also duke univ., dance program
see also flamenco dance
see also folk dancing
see also kinematic
see also modern dance
see also nek oance festival
see also new performing dance co.
see also n.c. dance alliance of ourham
see also n.c. dance theatre
see also paul taylor oance co.
see also pil030lus
see also pooh kaye eccentric motions
see also ralpha lemon cross performance
see also rebekah harkness dance training ano research center
see also reviews. oance
see also robert desrosiers dance theatre
see also scottish dancing
see also ssuare dancing
see also tap oancing
see also toppers club
oance at your own risk: docto' s say the jlo ways are much safer
youth oance showcase planned for jan. 13
yout dance showcased
learn african dance
big band rolls out fdr "snow ball' benefit oance
ourham arts council winter cusses (ati
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
leapin' dancers
youngsters express individuality in oance
the new dance festival begins
new dance. new gift of art seen
correction
oance events planned for feb. 23
joseph holmes goes on his own ano looks lost
dance fans hold tour
in the spotlight: this week's highlights
talking feet
spring oance concert set
BALLROOM DANCING: The 'ROMANCE' MAY BE GAINING
REHEARSAL
RECITAL IS TONIGHT
BIM8E FESTIVAL BEGINS SUNOAY
DANCE FESTIVAL CURTAIN TO FALL ON FRUITS OF WORKING TOGETHER
OANCIN' TIME
FANCY FOOTWORK
PLENTY OF DANCIN' AFOOT THIS SEASON IN TRIANGLE
OANCE PROGRAM AT N.C. MUSEUM OF ART CANCELLED
•DANCES OF INDIA,' CHOREOGRAPHY TAUGHT
OANCE CENTER OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO.
YOUTH DANCE SHOWCASE PLANNED FOR JAN. 13
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
DANCE STUOIOS
BALLROOM OANCING: THE
'ROMANCE' MAY BE GAINING
OANCE WITH A STRANGER (FILM)
OARK 'DANCE' COMPELLING
DANCERS OF THE THIRD AGE
DANCERS OF THIRD AGE TO PERFORM
OANIEL BOONE COMPLEX
FREELANO'S CARS ROLL AGAIN
OANIEL CONSTRUCTION CO.
115 MILLION 3RUG COMPANY PLANNED
PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM WANTS LAND REZONEO FOR *15 MILLION PLANT
PANEL OK'S RE20NING FOR OURHAM DRUG FIRM
CITY COUNCIL PUTS OFF DECISION ON POLICE, FIRE TRANSITION BUDGET
DANSYNC
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
REACHING BEYONO ABILITY FOILS OANSYNC'S SHOW
REVIEW WAS AMISS
OAPSONE IORUGI
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO LEPROSY
SLOW-RELEASE DRUGS may AID LE=ROSY VICTIMS
OARE COUNTY, N.C.
DARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
LEGISLATIVE ACTION TAKES TRAOITION OF SCUTHFRN COURTESY A BIT TOO FAR
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELUERLY DEBATED
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL CODE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
4 DARE COUNTY MAYORS TALKING ABOUT MERGER
OARE COUNTY FLYING AMBULANCE HITS SNAG WITH NEW REGULATIONS
OARE COUNTY POPULATION GROWS CASTFST IN STATE
OARE COUNTY LEADS STATE IN POPULATION GROWTH RATE
THE OARK POWER (FILMI
LASH LARUE GOING SCI-FI ONCE AGAIN IN
ALIEN OUTLAW'
DARLINGTON RACEWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
CHANGES DON'T WORRY OARLINGTOt VETERANS
ROOKIE DRIVERS GET WORD: NO FOOLIN' AT DARLINGTON
MILLION DOLLAR BILL GUNNING FTR GOLD IN SOUTHERN 500
WALTRIP WARMS UP WITH LMS WIN
■MILLION DOLLAR BILL FROM DAWSONVILLE'
ELLIOTT EARNEO HIS BIG PAYDAY
DARRYL'S 1910 RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT TO HAVE 'REGIONAL FLAVOR"
OARRYL'S RESTAURANT (4201 ROXBORO 'OAOI
FULL RESTAURANT OUIETLY ROBBED
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DARRYL'S RESTAURANTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
OaTa GENERAL CORP.
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HLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
HILLSIDE SENIOR PICKED FOR FIRM'S 'MENTORSHIP'
STUDENT WEARS 'HIGH-TECH- HAT
ARTS COUNCIL'S '85 FUNO ORIVE GETS 172,000, NEW COMPUTER
ARTS COUNCIL FUNO-RAISER REGIES
GROWING SUPPORT PROVES VALUE If ARTS COUNCIL
GIFT TO AID MATH SCHOOL IN EXPANSION
DATA GENERAL PLANS LAYOFF OF 1,300 EMPLOYEES WORLOWIOF
BOARD OKS ROAO IMPROVEMENTS
DURHAM COUNTY PLANS MAY IMPROVE 17 ROADS
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON - TA XP A Y I NG LIST
FIRM GETS SCHOOL AWARD
BESTOWING AWARD
DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
DATA DIRECTORS
OATALOGIC OPTIC ELECTRONICS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
DATING FIRMS
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES, U.S.
MAN USES $1 BILLS TO PUT NAME IN CIRCULATION
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
OAR TO MEET IN PINEHURST
GOOO CITIZEN
OAUGHTSRS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, GENERAL DAVIE CHAPTER
WINNING ESSAYISTS
GOOO CITIZENS
OAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY, UNITED
SEE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY
DAVIO GORDON/PICK UP CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
•NINE LIVES' TRANSFORMS EVERYDAY MOVEMENT INTO ART
FLUIO MOVES FROM GORDON'S PICK UP CO.
DAVIDSON AND JONES CONSTRUCTION CO.
CEREMONY INAUGURATES NEW HOTEL
BREAK GROUNO
IMPERIAL CENTER FUNDS NEW OFFICES
DAVIDSON COLLEGE
FORMER KGB AGENT SAVS ONE REASON HE DEFECTED WAS FOR AMERICAN CULTURE
OAVIOSON ONLY N.C. COLLEGE TO CRACK NFw TOP 50 LIST
FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE EXPECTS LITTLE OF SUMMIT
OURHAM HIGH GRAOUATE NAMEO OAVIOSON OEAN
DAVIDSON COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
OAVIDSON LEADS SC DESPITE 6-9 MAKR
DEACS SLIP OAVIDSON, 67-63
BLUE DEVILS BACK AGAINST DAVIDSON
DEVILS TRAVEL TO DAVIDSON
•SLOW' DEVILS ROLL OVER DAVIDSON
BILAS GIVES SLOPPY BLUE DEVILS A LIFT
OAVIOSON COLLEGE SPORTS, FOOTBALL
OAVIOSON TO ABANDON SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
OAVIOSON SWAPS LEAGUES
DAVIDSON COLLEGE SPORTS, SOCCER
DAVIOSON UPENDS DUKE IN SOCCER
O.A.R.Y.L. (FILM)
•D.A.R.Y.L.' MISSES OWN POINT
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C.
THE SKY IS NOT FALLING
DAVIDSON COUNTY VOTE ON TAX GIVES STATE POLITICIANS FOOO FOR THOUGHT
NOT CRUEL, NOT ATROCIOUS?
OAVIDSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
PROUO ANARCHIST GOES AGINST GRAIN
OAVIOSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM DAVIDSON COUNTY UNIT
OAVIE COUNTY SCHOOLS
N.C. SCHOOL'S 'MAGIC ATMOSPHERE" EARNS IT NATIONAL AWARD
OAVIS-BACON ACT
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
ACT INFLATES VA PRICE TAG
HOW TO SAVE SI BILLION
OAVIS CUP TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
SWEDEN CLAIMS DAVIS CUP AS EOBERG BEATS WESTPHAL
DAVIS ORIVE
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY SHILOH RESIDENTS
DURHAM TO GET S5.4 MILLION FOR ROADS
OAVIS LANDSCAPING COMPANY
CRIME OF THE WEEK
DAWL FURNITURE COMPANY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DAY CAMPS
SEE ALSO CAMPS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF CAMPS)
SEE ALSO HILLSIDE OAV CARE CAMP
OUTDOORS COURSE OFFERED
YOUNGSTERS: PLAN FOR BUSY SUMMER
DURHAM ENRICHMENT CAMPS ENHANCE STUOY
CAMP CIV1TAN
■CIRCUS WEEK' THEME OF MOBILE OAY CAMPS
COOLING OFF
HILLSIOE CAMP APPLAUOEO
OAY CARE
SEE ADULT OAY CARE
SEE CHILD CARE
DAY CARE CENTERS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
OAY OF ABSENCE (PLAY)
OUKE PLAYERS' CURTAIN GOING UP WEDNESDAY
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2/15/85
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W66
S 2
2/15/85
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2/16/85
A
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H 2
3/30/85
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H 2
6/18/85
C
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H 2
7/09/65
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W36
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7/09/85
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12/20/85
C
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2/24/85
3/12/85
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2/07/85
10/03/85
A
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S 2
7/02/85 C 1
7/04/85 0 8
H 2 3/27/85 C 1 P N L41
S 2 3/27/85 C 1 P P C56
S 2 3/29/85 A 1 N C60
H 2 1/17/65 A 19
S 2 3/20/85 C 4
H 2 10/25/85 A 8
H 2 10/31/85 C 10
1/14/85
12/05/85
12/18/85
12/18/85
12/19/85
U/19/85
N F25
N H7 1
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S 2 5/04/85 A 10 N
H 2 9/21/85 B 5 N
H 2 6/28/85 D 4 P 1
H 2 4/18/85 A 4 L
S 2 7/18/85 C 2 N
S 2 12/17/85 A 4 E
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S 2 7/19/85 A 3 N
S 2 6/29/85 A 24 N
S 2 4/05/85 A 4 E
H 2 7/30/85 A 4 E
H 2 12/23/85 B 3 N
H 2 5/05/85 A 1 » F W36
S 2 10/10/85 A 1 N W82
H 2 9/09/85 B 1 N
H 2 10/08/85 C 2 N
4/21/85
5/16/85
5/20/85
5/28/85
6/14/85
6/22/85
7/23/85
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•day of absence- carries message
oavlight saving time
oaylight-saving time was not for pleasure
spring forwaro sunday
turning clocks forward was wartime energy-saver
daylight-saving time puts school bus riders in dark
more daylight is fine
time change
readers call: who's helping minnie now?
daylilies
business briefing: triangle 'nice place to work but dull at night-
robert 0. elliott jr. is dedicated to daylilies
oays inn motfl
county, remington sued by hospital for 1 24 , 900. 40 bill
durham motel blaze forces evacuations
remington fined on drug count
2 men charged with drug offenses
oeao sea scrolls
lecture slated tooay on dead sea scrolls
DEAF
SEE ALSO AUTOCUER
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO COCHLEA IMPLANT
SEE ALSO EASTERN N.C. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
SEE ALSO HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO HEARING-EAR DOGS
SEE ALSO REGISTRY OF INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF
SEE ALSO SIGN LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO WORLO SUMMER GAMES FOR THE OEAF
DEAF "AN CONVICTED FOR STEALING MAIL
ROCKY MOUNT CHURCHES HAVE PROGRAMS FOR DEAF
DOCTOR LEARNING SIGN LANGUAGE TO TALK WITH BABY'S DEAF MOTHER
THE HIODEN HANOICAPS
HARD OF HEARING FORMING GROUP
SELF-HELP GROUP TO MEET
SCHOOL FOR OEAF CHEERS ENO OF LONG LOSING STREAK
COMPUTERIZED EYEGLASSES HELP DEAF SEE SPEECH
LISTENING: DURHAM JUOICIALt COUNTY OFFICIALS SHOW CONCERN FOR PROBLEMS
SEMINAR SET ON OEAF ISSUE
OEAF EDUCATION
COMPUTER LITERACY: GOOO HEARING ISN'T REOUIREO
OEAF GAMES
DURHAM ATHLETE WINS AWAROS
DEATH
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO HOSPICE
SEE ALSO INCURABLE PATIENTS
SEE ALSO LIVING WILL
SCHOOLS SHOULD NOT TEACH 'DEATH CONCEPT'
A NO TO DEATH COURSES
COPING WITH SUICIDE
RABBI: BRING OEATH OUT OF THE CLOSET
PARENTS ADVISED TO TELL TRUTH WHEN CHILD ASKS ABOUT DEATH
OUKE PROF: GRIEF IS NATURAL PROCESS
DOCTOR: SUPPRESSED GRIEF COULO CAUSE HARM
DEATH VIA SICK VIOEOS
OEATH IN BLUE FOLDERS I BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN
OEATH PENALTY
SEE ANTI-DEATH PENALTY
SEE DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE EXECUTIONS, N.C.
DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO INCIDENTAL DEATH RATE
SEE ALSO BIRTH RATE
SEE ALSO INFANT MORTALITY
SEE ALSO LIFE EXPECTANCY
DOMINANT TYPE OF OEATH VARIES IN REGIONS OF U.S.
DISASTEP PERSPECTIVE
DEATH RATE FOR MINORITIES HUCH HIGHER THAN OTHERS
HEALTH OFFICIAL: OEATH RATES FOR MINORITIES REMAIN HIGH
DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LIFE SENTENCES
SEE ALSO STAY OF EXECUTION
TOP N.C. COURT UPHOLDS VEREEN DEATH SENTENCE
DAVIDSON man IS SENTENCEO TO DIE
EXECUTION OATE SET FOR SANFORO MAN
N.C. COURT VACATES DEATH SENTENCE. CLARIFIES EOUITAPLE D 1 5 TP I »U T I ON LAW
STATEMENTS ARE ERRONEOUS
MAN RECEIVES DEATH SENTENCE FOR KILLING GIRL
COURT DENIES REHEARING IN OEATH CASE
MAN SENTENCEO TO OIE FOR SLAYING STORE CLERK
SECONO LAWYER IS ADVOCATED IN CAPITAL CASES
DA ASKED NOT TO SEEK EXECUTION: 'WOULD DRAG THINGS OUT...'
MAN SENTENCEO TO OIE FOR MuROER
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS NAN'S DEATH SENTENCE
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL !U ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY
WILL CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ISSUE FAOE?
PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR OEATH PENALTY IS NOT EXPECTED TO WANE SOON
MICHAUX WILL LEAD DISCUSSION
CLAYTON MAN CONVICTED OF MURDERING NURSE IS SCHEDULED TO BE EXECUTEO...
MICHAUX TO LEAO TALK
DEATH PENALTY TO BE SOUGHT
DEATH PENALTY URGEO FOR KILLE'S OF PREGNANT WOMEN
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE ADVANCES OVER OBJECTIONS
OEATH PENALTY FOES SUPPORT TW3 BILLS
PANEL TAKES NO SIDES ON OEATH PENALTY FOR MINORS
BAR ASSOCIATION TO STUOY COSTS OF EXECUTIONS
HOUSE SUPPORTS OEATH PENALTY BAN
BILL ON MINORS' OEATH PENALTY IS RETURNED TO COMMITTEE
LEGISLATOR KILLS BILL TO BAN OEATH PENALTY FOR ANYONE UNDER 1 1
JURY ADVISES DEATH PENALTY
CAMP CARETAKER SENTENCEO TO OIE FOR KILLING TWO TEENS
DEATH SENTENCE GIVEN FOR LEXINGTON SLAYINGS
OEATH PENALTY SHOULD HAVE GONE TO FISHER
JUSTICE NOT SERVEO IN THE FISHER CASE
FOR UNSPEAKABLE CRIME. AN INCONGRUOUS DEAL
PROSECUTORS CRITICIZED ON DEATH PENALTY ROLE
DEATH PENALTY ORDERED IN SLAYING
LAWYERS SEEK HEARING FOR CONVICTED KILLER
EFLAND MAN GETS OEATH SENTENCE FOR MUROER ING 3
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Pf.E Hi
1/16/16
GREEN SENTENCED TO DEATH
RALEIGH MAN SENTENCEO TO OIE FOR MURDER
WASHINGTON, O.C.. MAN SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR SLAVING N.C. TROOPER
SUPREME COURT LETS DEATH SENTENCE STAND
N.C. MAT ASK DEATH PENALTY
DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-OEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
DENIAL OF APPEAL UPSETS FIANCEE OF JAMES BRILEY
JAMES BRILEY EXECUTED IN VIRGINIA OESPITE PLOT TO BLOCK ELECTROCUTION
NUCLEAR SPIES DESERVE TO FACE OEATH PENALTY
OEATH THREATS
THREAT OF BOGUES ENOS IN CONVICTION
MAN CONVICTED OF THREATENING BOGUES SAYS HIS RIGHTS DENIED
DEATHS. DURHAM
OURHAM MAN IS SHOT
JANITOR'S BODY FOUND AT BARKE» CENTER
BODY FOUNO IN HOUSE; POLICE SEEKING IDENTITY
BODY DISCOVERED IN BURNED HOUSE
NO FOUL PLAY SEEN IN DEATH
WOMAN IS FOUNO OEAO IN OURHAM; POLICE SEEK CAUSE
POLICE SEEK IDENTITY OF DEAD MAN
POLICE STILL TRYING TO LEARN IDENTITIES OF 2 FOUNO DEAD
POLICE SAY WOMAN WAS MUROERED
THE GOOO WORK OF POLICE
DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO F
SEE ALSO P
SEE ALSO T
SEE ALSO W
2 YOUNG
MAN OIES
ORANGE M
UNC STUD
20 N.C.
OFFICIAL
UNC STUO
FORMER I
EXERTION
CAUSE OF
BODY IDE
THREE DE
POLICE P
AUTOPSIE
FUNERAL
IRES, N.C, OEATHS
OLICE, N.C, DEATHS
RAFFIC OEATHS, N.C
RONGFUL DEATHS
TEENS DIE IN BEACH ACCIOENT
AT CONSTRUCTION SITE
AN'S OEATH LINKED TO EXPOSURE
ENT FOUNO DEAD
DEATHS LINKED TO COLD SPELL
S SAY 23 OEATHS IN STATE LINKED TO RECORD-BREAKING COLO
ENT FOUNO DEAD IN APARTMENT
BM EMPLOYEE, WIFE FOUND DEAD IN THEIR RALEIGH BFO
BLAMED ON HOSPITAL WORKER'S OEATH
DEATH BEING SOUGHT
NTIFIEO; FOUL PLAY NOT INDICATED
ATHS LEAVE CAMPUS IN MOURNING
ROBING THREE DEATHS AT BENSON MOTEL
S INDICATE 2 DRUGS INVOLVED IN OEATHS AT MOTEL
TOMORROW FOR MAN FOUND OEAO NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
OEATHS. U.S.
DOMINANT TYPE OF OEATH VARIES IN REGIONS OF U.S.
OEBATE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, DEBATE TEAM
SOVIET TEAM TO FACE UNC IN DEBATE
MARKHAM: GULLEY USING 'OLDEST TRICK'
UNC, SOVIETS TO OEBATE
VISITING SOVIET STUOENTS AT UNC RAP REAGAN
OEBORAH CARR DANCE THEATER ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DANCE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
DEBT
SEE OEBTS
DEBT COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE OEBTS
DEBT LIMIT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
DEBTS
SEE ALSO BAD DEBTS
SEE ALSO COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO CONSUMER DEBT
SEE ALSO CREDIT
SEE ALSO FARH OEBT
SEE ALSO GARNISHMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. DEBT COLLECTION
SEE ALSO WORLD DEBT
LATE LOAN PAYMENTS MEASURE SENT TO SUBCOMMITTEE
U.S. CONSUMERS' OEBT OF 1500 8ILLI0N SPAWNS CREDIT COUNSEL
OEPUTANTE BALL SOCIETY
OEBUTANTE BALL ORAWS THEM FROM ALL OVER
OEBUTANTE BALL OFFICERS
1985 DEBS ANNOUNCED
SYMPHONY RECEPTION STAGEO AT N.C CENTRAL
1985 OEBUTANTE COTILLION SPARKLES ANO SHIMMERS
OEBUTANTES
SEE ALSO N.C OEBUTANTE BALL
DEBUTANTE BALL ORAWS THEM FRO" ALL OVER
2AFA GROUP HOLDS DEBUTANTE FETE
OEBUTANTE PROGRAM IS APRIL 14
1985 DEBS ANNOUNCED
DEBUTANTE
DEBUTANTE HONORED
DEB PARTY STRIKES NOSTALGIC NOTE
POOLSIOE PARTY FOR DEBS
HURRICANE 808 RAINED ON THEIR DEBUTANTE PARTY
OEBUTANTE HONORED
FOUR GIRLS from OURHAM TO DEBUT AT STATE BALL
SCAVENGER HUNT
DEBUTANTE PARTY
8ENNEHAN HOUSE TRANSFORMED
DEBUTANTE PARTY
MASOUERAOE BALL
DEBUTANTE DANCE
THERE WAS MUSIC
'COUNTRY* PARTY
•IT WAS WORTH BUTTERFLIES, EVERYTHING'
1985 DEBUTANTE COTILLION SPAR<LES ANO SHIMMERS
DECAPITATION
ACCUSEO OF DECAPITATING FATHER: PSYCHIATRIST: DEFENOANT COMPETENT
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
THE INDEPENDENCE DAY GRIEVANCES STILL AOOUNO
06C0DER BOXES
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I N 0 E X
12/31/85
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, N.C.
CABLE-TV SCRAMBLING NEAR
OECO»ATIVE ART
SEE ALSO ART
PLENTY OF GILT
OEE SHORING CO. INC.
SUBCONTRACTOR FINED FOR RALEISH DEATH FALL
DEEP RIVER
REPORT IDENTIFIED TOXIC MATERIALS IN 25-MILE STRETCH OF DEEP RIVER
ALAHANCE SENATOR DENIES ALLEGATION
JORDAN DENIES CONFLICT IN BILL AFFECTING OAM AT SAXAPAHAy
AGENCY RULES WATER MUST FLOW OVER HAW DAM AT SAXAPAHAW
DEER
CARS TOP HUNTERS AS THREAT TO DEER
OH DEER! WHAT A ROWOY LADY: MISS WHITETAIL'S VISIT TO THE OAYS A SMASH
OEER HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
SEE ALSO SPOTLIGHTING
TWO-HEADED OEER MAKES UNUSUAL HUNTING TROPHY
TWO VIRGINIA BROTHERS PLEAO GUILTY TO SHOOTING AT N.C.
WHEN HUNTING DEER. THINK (BLAZEI ORANGE
CARS TOP HUNTERS AS THREAT TO OEER
OEFECTORS
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SANFO'0 BACK IN RACE FOR DEMOCRATIC POST
SANFORO'S HAT BACK IN RING?
DEMOCRATS NEED SANFORO
SANFORD VOLUNTEERS WOO SUPPORTERS OUTSIDE SOUTH
ALLISON, ELKINS SEEK PARTY COMMITTEE SEATS
SANFORD EXPECTED TO SEEK PARTY CHAIR
PARTY CHAIRMAN: WHY DO SEVEN 1EM0CRATS COVET THC POSITION'
SANFORO DECIOES TO ACTIVELY SEEK TOP POST
S4NF0R0 SAYS HE WON'T NEGLECT OUKE IF HE GETS DEMOCRATIC POST
2 LOSE DEMOCRATIC BIDS
SANFORD BACKERS SAY HE HAS GAINED GROUND
SANFORO CAMPAIGN FOR CHAIRMANSHIP IN ITS O.C. WINDUP
SANFORO LOSES BID FOR POST
FORMER KENNEDY AIOE KIRK WINS CH4IRM4N»S
FORMER KENNEDY 4I0E KIRK WINS CHAIRMAN'S
VOTE FOR 0EM0CR4TIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN (CARTOON!
SANFORD'S LOSS WILL HURT DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SANFORO STILL HAS CLOUT
A MIXED METAPHOR
KIRK LOOKS TO THE SOUTH, WEST TO REBUILD DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
SEE ALSO CONVENTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING SYSTEM
ELKINS EXPECTS DEMOCRATS TO MAKE SWEEPING CHANGES IN PRIMARY PROCESS
HOSPITALITY FOR HOLLERERS
DEMOCRATIC PARTY. OURHAM
POST OVER SANFORO
POST OVER SANFORO
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DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO MILITARY. BUOGET
AGENTS SAY DOCUMENT SEIZED IN SEARCH STOLEN
THE DEFENSE CANCER
GRAND JURY INDICTS FIRM, THREE OFFICERS
PUTTING THE LIO ON RIPOFFS
PACS BUY SOME 8U0DIES
CHEATING. GREEOINESS THREATEN U.S. OEFENSE
FIRM SUSPENOED FROM DEFENSE CONTRACT WORK
OEFENSE CONTRACTOR PLEA BARGAINS
FORMER EXECUTIVE SAYS HE PLEAOEO GUILTY TO HELP STENCEL
GIVE MR. WEINBERGER CREDIT
COBEY SETS WORKSHOP ON OEFENSE CONTRACTS
DEFENSE OF WEINBERGER IMPOSSIBLE TASK
BUNGLED HELMETS
GENERAL DYNAMICS (CARTOONI
NAVAL SUBMARINE CONTRACTS (CARTOONI
DEFENSE SPENDING
SEE MILITARY, BUOGET
DEFIBRILLATORS
OUKE IMPLANTING TINY DEFIBRILLATORS TO CONTROL HEARTBEAT
DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
MORE LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH AIO SOUGHT
EFFECTIVE OPERATION KEY TO PRISON ALTERNATIVES
DELAWARE
OURHAM NATIVE GETS OEL. POST
OELCHESTER COURT COMMUNITY CLUB
COMMUNITY CLUB AND CHURCHES HELPED IN OISCUSSIONS ON HOW LAND TO BE USED S 2
OELINOUENT TAXES
SEE DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE TAXES. OURHAM
SEE TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
OELTA AIRLINES
FEDERAL OFFICIALS PROBING REPORT OF NEAR COLLISION
OELTA CONSTRUCTION CO.
COACKOOWN URGEO ON CHRONICALLY ABSENT PUPILS
OELTA OELTA DELTA SORORITY
WILDFLOWER GARDEN: IT MAKES A BEAUTIFUL STATEMENT
OELTA SIGMA THETA, INC.
DURHAM SORORITY PLANS FOUNOERS" DAY PROGRAM
DELTA TEAM
SEE ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
DEMATHA HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
OANNY FERRY: THIS HIGH SCHOOL GEM NO DIAMOND IN ROUGH
DEMOCRACY
SEE ALSO FREEDOM
BAPTISTS: HERESY CHARGE,
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SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DEMOCRATIC PARTYt N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL PARTIES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL YOUNG DEMOCRATS
JORDAN BACKS LAWYER FOR PARTY POST
JOROAN HANTS SMITH TO HEAO N.C. DEMOCRATS
SMITH HOPES DEMOCRATIC PARTY CAN ATTRACT VOTERS
CHAIRMAN NOMINEE DOESN'T THINK DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS IN SHAMBLES
ALLISON, ELKINS SEEK PARTY COMMITTEE SEATS
OEMOCRATS ELECT NEW LEADERS AMID CALLS FOR LOYALTY
GOP WALLET THICK; OEMOCRATS" THIN
OEMOCRATS PLAN GALA TO RAISE FUNDS
OEMOCRATS ATTENO GALA IN RALEIGH
HONEYMOON IS OVER FOR MARTIN AND THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY (CARTOONI
ERVIN RECACLEO FOR VIGILANCE AGAINST POWER
FEW DEMOCRATS EXPECTED TO JOIN GOP
STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTY GETRS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
IN LESS THAN A MONTH AS PARTY HEAO, JOROAN ALREADY HAS ANGEREO MANY
NO MAJOR STUMBLING BLOCKS SEEN BECAUSE OF PARTISAN FIGHTS
HE HAS 'HAD ENOUGH' WITH OEMOCRATS
•YOUR MOVE, GUVNOR' (CARTOONI
DEMOCRATS FEAR MARTIN SETTING TRAP FOR ELECTIONS
DEMOCRATS HOLD MEET, CONSIDER HIRING PR FIRM
DEMOCRATS CAN RECOUP - BRAOLEY
WHAT IF THAT DOESN'T WORK, JIM?
•OPERATION OPEN DOOR • BECKONS TO DEMOCRATS
TAR HEEL DEMOCRATS. HOUSE LEAOER TALK. SEE BRIGHTER FUTURE
KNOX FORMALLY LEAVES DEMOCRATS FOP GOP
GOP SUMMONS DEMOCRATS
EDDIE KNOX, JESSE HELMS. JIM MARTIN
PARTIES BATTLE FOR LOYALTIES OF INDEPENDENT THINKERS
PROGRAM BEGUN TO IMPROVE PARTY'S IMAGE
THE MAINSTREAM'S WHERE IT IS
GOP HEAD: DEMOCRATS SWITCHING
N.C. VOTERS TO DECIOE ON CHANGING ELECTIONS
OEMOCRATS' PORK FEAST HAS GOP STOMACHS RUMBLING
DEMOCRATS WIN ROUND, BUT GOVERNOR'S AT BAT
N.C. OEMOCRATS OUTLINE STRATEGY TO BOOST PARTY
TWO PARTIES PREPARE DIFFERING REPORTS ON 1985 LEGISLATURE
N.C. REPUBLICANS ARE STEPPING UP OPERATION SWITCH
POLITICIANS CONSIDERING LOBBYING ON ELECTION CHANGE
IN PARTY SWITCH: GOP LEAOERS CONFIOENT GOAL WILL BE REACHED
GOP RAISES ITS SIGHTS
GOP SAYS SWITCH-OVER GOAL REACHED
GOV. MARTIN SEEKS BETTER TIES WITH DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKERS ,
DEMOCRATS DISPUTE GOP DRIVE REPORT
OEMOCRATS GEAR UP FOR CRITICAL YEAR
OEMOCRATS HOPE TO STOP FEUOING
STATE REPUBLICANS SAY PARITY WITH DEMOCRATS 'IN SIGHT'
GRANVILLE DEMOCRATIC MEETING SET
SANFORD JOINS DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FIELO
OEMOCRATS WANT CLEAN CAMPAIGN
POLITICAL SCIENTIST SAYS HUNT DECISION HAS SHUT DOWN DEMOCRATS' MAIN
OEMOCRATS PONDER FUTURE WITHOUT HUNT
DEMOCRATS HIT LETTER CRITICAL OF CANOIOATES
ANALYST SEES FRIDAY AS MAN TO UNITE STATE DEMOCRATS
N.C. OEMOCRATS STILL JOCKEYING ON SENATE RACE
DEMOCRATS SHY AWAY FROM SENATE RACE
HUNT, 'THE CLUB' HAUNT DEMOCRATS
SCULPTURE PROJECT 31986: DEMOCRATIC SENATE CANOIOATF ■ (CARTOON I
OEMOCRATS SET RALLY IN OXFORO MONDAY
COUNCIL 'TRYING TO MAKE DEMOCRATIC PARTY COMPETITIVE'
COMMITTEE EXPECTED TO SELECT LEGISLATOR ON MONDAY NIGHT
OEMOCRAT PONDERS HEADLINE: "BHAGWAN FLEES TO N.C..." (CARTOON)
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS PLAYING DANGEROUS GAME
PERSONAL FACTORS REDUCE DEMOCRATS FOR U.S. SENATE
EDMISTEN SAYS CLUB SCARING OFF OEMOCRATS
FULL COFFERS HAVE TAR HEEL DEMOCRATS BEAMING
OEMOCRATS ARE CONTINUING BACK-TO-BASICS PROGRAM
GROUP ASKS SPAULDING TO RUN FOR SENATE SEAT
BELK HEIR: DEMOCRATS NEED YOUNGER LEADERSHIP
GOP FEARS DAMAGE FROM TEXTILE BILL VETO
DEMOCRATS REJECT COST-SAVING PROPOSALS BY MARTIN PANEL
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICANS FOR D
• THE GIPPER ...(HAS H
IT'S TIME FOR OEMOCRAT
FORMER KENNEDY AIDE KI
FORMER KENNEOY AIDE KI
MCGOVERN: HOLD TO IDEA
A MIXED METAPHOR
MRS. KIRKPATRICK'S SWI
DEMOCRATS NEED NEW IMA
ROBB: SAVINGS POSSIBLE
BILL AIMED AT ENOING P
OURHAM WOMAN NAMED TO
VICTORY FOR COMMUNISTS
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GOVERNORS REACT TO TAX
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SEE WRECKING
EMOCRATIC ACTION
AD HIMSELFI A VERY LUCKY FIRST HALF..
S TO LEAVE THEIR CAVE
RK WINS CHAIRMAN'S POST OVER SANFORO
RK WINS CHAIRMAN'S POST OVER SANFORD
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GE - ROBB
RESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
PRIMARY COMMISSION
AME-CHANGE
OVERHAUL ALONG PARTY LINES
ITCHING
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RS PROTEST ABORTIONS
R HEELS DEMONSTRATE ON ABORTION
BORO MAN RE-ENACTS SIT-IN ON ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY
SELMA MARCH A CELEBRATION OF GAINS
E UNION LEAOERS PLAN RALLIES TO PROTEST IMPORTS
NEARLY CALM ON CAMPUS
TRATORS URGE OPPOSITION TO CONTRA AID
HE DEMONSTRATORS
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iCULTY, STUOENTS TO PROTEST BUSH SPEECH
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INDEX
12/31/95
MOULD MAR PROTESTERS LINE FRANKLIN STREET
5 PROTEST A THIRD WORLD WAR
AT REP. COBEY'S OFFICE: 15 SIT-IN PROTESTERS ARRESTED
COBEY OFFICE NORMAL AFTER DE HO NSTR A T I ON OVER NICARAGUAN AID
30 PROTEST APARTHEID IN AFRICA
CANOELICHT VIGIL HELD FOR HOSTAGES
TRESPASS COUNTS DROPPED
PROTESTERS WIN TRESPASSING CASE ON SIT-IN
ATOMIC 90"3 CAST SHAOOWS IN DJRHAM
SHADOW PAINTING NETS 3 CITATIONS
INSIOE
DEMONSTRATORS PROTEST BANK'S LOANS
BANK WON'T COMMENT ON PROTEST
PROTEST
PROTEST OF MAGAZINE GOES 9EV0N0 CLOSING
NO ARRESTS FOLLOW PROTEST AT 300KSTDRE
8 PROTESTERS ARE ACCUSED OF TRESPASSING
OEMONSTRATORS OEMANO RELEASE OF RAJNEESH
PAGEANT TO BE PROTESTED
DUKE GRAO IS CROWNED MISS OURHAM AT PAGEANT
BHOPAL PROTEST
ATTENO CANOLELIGHT VIGIL
DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO DENTISTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ORTHODONTICS
SEE ALSO TEETH IMPLANTS
SEE ALSO TOOTH OECAY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
ELOERLY NEEO DENTAL CARE
LEARNING ABOUT TEETH
FORSYTH LEGISLATOR TO FIGHT FOR LOTTERY
HEALTH PANEL OKS BILL FOR SCREENING OF NEWBORNS
OARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
REYNOLDS" GRANT TO FUND PROJECT FOR OENTAL HEALTH
DENTAL EDUCATION
UNC TO "ANAGE 18.7 MILLION FUND FOR OENTAL SCHOOLS
DENTAL FOUNDATION OF N.C. INC.
JNC SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY LAUNC^S NATIONAL PROGRAM
SCHOOL DRAWS PRAISE
UNC TO MANAGE «S.T MILLION FUNO FOR DENTAL SCHOOLS
ROYALL GETS AWARO FROM DENTAL GROUPS
DENTAL HEALTH
TEETH-TENDERS
DENTAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO MgolCAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SUSPENSION CHALLENGED: DURHAM OENTIST CLAIMS RACIAL BIAS IN RULING
OENTIST SUES OVER LICENSE
DENTAL RESEARCH
INFECTION: GLVOES. MASKS ACT as BARRIERS
OENTAL SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
COUGAR GETS A ROOT CANAL
DENTISTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE DENTAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO GOLO FILLINGS
DENTIST WANTS LICENSE BACK
DENTIST FROM OURHAM FIRST BLACK NAMED TO STATE EXAMINER BOARD
SUSPENSION CHALLENGED: OURHAM DENTIST CLAIMS RACIAL BIAS IN RULING
DENTIST SUES OVER LICENSE
OENTIST: RULES IGNOREO IN INVESTIGATION
MINORITY GROUP CRITICIZES CASE AGAINST DURHAM OENTIST
SUSPENSION OF OURHAM OENTIST CONCERNS BLACK MEDICAL GROUP
DENTISTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH STATE OENTAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ORTHOOONTICS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
COUGAR WILL GET DENTAL WORK
COUGAR GETS A ROOT CANAL
SOMETIMES DENTAL DRUGS CAN 3E A PAIN
BUCK-TOOTH, CABBAGE PATCH KIDS FEAR NOT — BRACES COST ONLY S5
DENTISTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO OENTAL CARE
SEE ALSO ORTHODONTICS
INFECTION: GLVOES. MASKS ACT AS 3ARRIERS
DENVER. COLORADO
DENVER FANS NOW GIVING SPORTS THE PRO TREATMENT
DENVER BRONCOS
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
DENVER FANS NOW GIVING SPORTS THE PRO TREATMENT
DEPT. OF ENERGY
SEE U.S. DEPT. OF ENERGY
OEPASOUALE. "ARKHAH, THOMPSON, WILSON, ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS. LTO.
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTS, DURHAM
WORK LOOMS ON ARTS BUILDING
DEPORTATIONS
SEE ALSO ILLEGAL ALIENS
SEE ALSO U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
CHARLIE TWO SHOES MAY FACE HEARING
ITALIAN MAN OROEREO DEPORTED
N.C. CONGRESSMAN DRAFTS BILL TO ALLOW PAKISTANI MAN TO STAY...
OEPORTATION OF PAKISTANI DELAYED
SCOTTISH FAMILY FACES OEPORTATION 'ANY DAY-
CUBAN IN DURHAM FACES OEPORTATION
SCOTSMAN DEPORTED: FAMILY STILL IN N.C.
family PESERVEO BREAK
OEPORTED SCOTTISH FAMILY WANTS TO RETURN
MAN PREPARES TO RETURN HOME
DEPOT SUN FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C.
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATEI
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. OURHAM, OEP'ESSION
SEE ALSO mental ILLNESS
BEWARE OF OLD MAN WINTER'S TRICKS
...OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ..HEALTH AWARFNESS PROJECT...! AOI
PSYCHIATRIST SAYS THERAPY TRIES TO »AIS6 SELF-ESTEEM
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M 2 2/05/85 A 10 D N 830
MONIHLY/A
N N U A t
1/01/85
INDEX
- 12/31/85
S U B J E C
YOUNGER PEOPLE MORE DEPRESSED. SURVEY INOICATES
SURVEY SHOWS CLINICAL DEPRESSION MORE COMMON FOR THOSE UNDER 60
GROUP SEEKS TO IDENTIFY OEPRESSEO STUDENTS
DERMATOLOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OERMATOLOGY DIVISION
OR. CALLAWAY: DERMATOLOGIST G3DFATHER
DES MOINES. IOWA
SEE ALSO IOWA
MEOICAL COSTS: YOU'LL GET CHANCE TO GIVE YOUR OPINION
DESEGREGATION
SEE FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.. OESEGRFGATION
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. DESEGREGATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.. DESEGREGATION
DESERTERS
SEE DESERTION.
MILITARY
OESERTION, MILITARY
GRANVILLE GOP CHAIRMAN FACING CHARGE BY NAVY
WILLS CHARGEO WITH OESERTION
GRANVILLE GOP CHIEF AWAITS COURT-MARTIAL
GRANVILLE MAN BEING OETAINEO
8UTN6R MAN SENTENCED FOR DESERTION
DESIGN FIRMS
THE DESIGNER MEETS THE MACHINES
DESSERTS
SEE ALSO FOOD
CLASSIC DESSERTS
TRAOITIONAL HOLIDAY DESSERTS
DETECTIVES
SEE PRIVATE DETECTIVES
DETERGENTS
PHOSPHATE BAN WOULD COST CONSUMERS MORE
SURVEY: PHOSPHATE BAN'S CHANCES BETTER THIS YEAR
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY GAIN MORE SUPPORT
CITY COUNCIL URGES OUICK SALE OF OLD COURTHOUSE
OWASA CONSIDERS til. 000 SELF-STUOY
BILL FILED TO LIMIT PHOSPHORUS: NEW BAN WOULD AFFECT HOME OETERGENT.
CHANCES OF PHOSPHATE BAN QUESTIONABLE
PHOSPHATE BILL URGED IN HOUSE
LEGISLATURE OEBATES PHOSPHATE DETERGENT BAN
BACKERS. FOES WRANGLE AGAIN OVER PHOSPHATE BAN
HOUSE PANEL DILUTES PROPOSED BAN ON PHOSPHATES
PHOSPHATE BAN PUSHERS WIN AN INITIAL VICTORY
PHOSPHATES BAN IN DURHAM AREA NEARER
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY NOT APPLY IN PERSON. GRANVILLE
FREEZE!
WATERED-DOWN RILL BANNING PHOSPHATE DETERGENTS PASSFS
NEW PRODUCT'S LABEL MISLEADING CHILOREN
PROOUCT IS DANGEROUS
PHOSPHATE BILL DRAWS PRAISE. CRITICISM
SENATE VOTES TO HALT GASOHOL TAX BREAK
LEGISLATORS TOLD 'PHOSPHATE IS NOT BAD WORD'
SUPPORTERS GIVE UP ON PHOSPHATE BAN THIS YEAR
DURHAM WINS. LOSES SOME IN LEGISLATURE
DETOXIFICATION CENTERS
SEE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION CENTER. 8UTNER. N.C.
DETROIT. MICHIGAN
DETROIT'S DEVILISH DISGRACE
DETROIT FREE PRESS (NEWSPAPER I
VETERAN NEWSPAPERMAN MARK ETHSIOGE JR. DIES
DETROIT TIGERS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SPARKY'S BOLO MOVE BRINGS EX-TAR HEEL TO TIGERTOWN
OEVELOPERS
SEE BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE LAND USE
DEVELOPMENT VENTURES. INC.
SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM GUIDES HOUSING PROJECT
DEWBERRY ANO OAVIS
PIEDMONT TECH PROJECT OVERSEER IS SELECTED
REPAIR WORK BEGINS ON COURTHOUSE ANNEX
DIABETES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
DIABETIC CHILOREN OFFERED PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT AT DUKE
LERNER ATTENOS YOUTH MEETING ABOUT OIABETES
MULISH CHRISTIANS
MACHINE TO AID' IN DIABETES RESEARCH
DUKE OFFERS TRAINING PROGRAM =0R BETTER CONTROL OF OIABETES
DIABETES TOPIC OF TODAY'S 'HEALTH NIGHT OUT' SESSION
DIACAMBA
INGRAM REJECTS SUIT SETTLEMENT
INGRAM, FIRM AGREE TO DROP LAWSUITS
DIALIGHT CORP.
N.Y FIRM BUYS ROXBORO PLANT
DIALYSIS UNIT
SEE ALSO K IONEY DISEASE
DOCTOR PLANS DIALYSIS CENTER IN GRANVILLE
PANEL SUPPORTS OIALYSIS CENTER IN GRANVILLE
DIAMOND SHAMROCK CO.
ALLIEO SIGNS CONTRACT FOR NORTH CAROLINA CHEMICALS
01AMONDS
N.C. WOMAN WINS JEWELRY DESIGN AWARD
OIARIES
SEE ALSO BIOGRAPHY
N.C. MAN PUBLISHES SECRET WORLD WAR II DIARY
DIARRHEA
DIARRHEA NO. 1 KILLER OF CHILDREN
OIARY OF ANNE FRANK I BOOK C PLAYI
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H 2 3/02/85 A IPO
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H 2 5/18/85 A 11 N
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H 1 1/19/85 C 1
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PG I P 8YL
OURHAM ACAOEHY PRODUCTION TAK~ S SHAPE
DIPRELL BROTHERS. INC.
LCM PLANS TO SELL BRAZIL SUBSIDIARY
LIGGETT SELLING BRAZILIAN LEAF COMPANY
OICKERSON, INC.
SEE OICKERSON CONSTRUCTION CO.
OICKERSON BERRY FARM
THIS BERRY PICKING'S A BREEZE
OICKERSON CONSTRUCTION CO.
OFFICIALS SAY AGREEMENTS REACHED In BIDS CASE
OICKERSON GROUP
SEE DICKE'SON CONSTRUCTION CO.
niCKSON HOUSE
WINE TA5TING TO BENEFIT OICKSON HOUSE
DICTATORS
SEE ALSO HUMAN RIGHTS
PRETORIA NEEDS ENCOURAGEMENT
"BRUTAL REPRESSION. ..SHAM ELEI
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OOKI
•COSMETIC REFORMS..." (CARTOONI
A MASTER KEY OF COUNTRY'S PAST'
DILLARD STREET
ONLY TWO HOUSES STAND ON ONCE ELITE OILLARD STREET
DIPLOMAS
SEE
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FBI
WHO
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CLAIBORNE FINDS CHAPEL HILL EATING TO HIS LIKING
>LSO COLLEGES. U.S.
LSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, OIPSCAM
.LSO HIGHER EDUCATION. FRAUD
,LSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SAYS SOME "..000 PROFESSIONALS ARE WORKING UNDER FAKE DIPLOMAS
ARE THE PHONIES?
LOMA MILL
OIPSCAM
SEE FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,
OIPSCAM
OIRECT OEPOSIT PAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C STATE EMPLOYEES. SALARIES
CITY SCHOOL BOARD RESCINDS LAYOFF OF 5
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS RAP PAY PLAN
RESOLUTION ON MARTIN'S AOORESS SAILS THROUGH HOUSF
ELECTRONIC DEPOSITS RUN INTO 3PP0SITI0N
COUNTY SCHOOLS SET 4 OAYS FOR MAKE-UP; THREE EXCUSED
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
C1UNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO ASK EXEMPTION FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONEO WASTE 0UMP5 AOVANCES
OIRECT MAIL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO MAIL-OROER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO MAILING LISTS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
N.C. SYMPHONY ACCEPTS OFFER OF MAILING LIST
DIRECTORY r>f DURHAM COMMUNITY RESOURCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
DIRECTORY AVAILABLE
DIRT BIKES
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
BILLS ON SUBMERGED LANO CLAIMS OK'O BY HOUSE DESPITE CRITICISM
TOUGHER PENALTY URGED FOR TAX EVASION OF MORE THAN «400
DIRT-FILL
SEE ALSO LANOFILLS, N.C.
COUNCIL APPROVES 1-40 OIRT-FILL PLANT
DIRT TRACKS TO GLORY I800KI
SYLVIA WILKINSON DETAILS EARLY OAYS OF DIRT TRACK
DISABILITY PENSIONS
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS
BROWN LUNG COMPENSATION BILL 3 K ' 0 IN STORMY MEETING
WORKERS' COMPENSATION APPORTIONMENT SAID KILLED
SOCIAL SECURITY TO REVIEW SOME CASES
INCOME REPORTING CHANGING FOR VA
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
TREATMENT RILES VET
DISASTER AID PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, N.C.
7/22/85
11/15/85
4 T T R56
DICTIONARY OF CANAOIAN BIOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO CANADA
DICTIONARY OF CANAOIAN BIOGRAPHY IS
DIESEL ENGINES
FIRM OFFERS RENTAL CAR, MEAL FOR LOANED DIESEL H 2
N.C. GROUP SUING TO GET LOCOMOTIVE H 2
DIETING
SEE WEIGHT CONTROL
DIETS
SEE OBESITY
SEE WEIGHT CONTROL
DIGITAL SWITCHES
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST, ELECTRONIC SWITCHING EQUIPMENT
SEE NORTHERN TELECOM, DIGITAL SWITCHING DIVISION
DILAUDID
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO HEROIN
DILAUDID PENALTIES MAY RE T0U3HENE0 S 2
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGED FOR HURTING PREGNANT WOMEN H 2
OILAUOIO DRUG BILL IS ATTACKED AS UNFAIR H 2
GRANOMQTHER, SON FINED 52 MILLION ON DRUG CHARGES H 2
H 2 3/31/R5 0 3 P U H45
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10/24/85
3
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6/08/85
9/12/85
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5/23/85 0 7
6/29/35 A 3 N "69
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6/14/85 A 13
6/19/85 A 9
6/29/85 A 16
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L I N U E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED AFTER INTERSTATE TUNNELL COLLAPSE
REMINDERS OF TORNADOES REMAIN
MARTIN DECLARES 34 N.C. COUNTIES DISASTER AREAS
SMOLOERING REAT CONTINUES TO CAUSE FIREFIGHTERS TROUBLE
PA. GOVERNOR OUTLINES THREE MILE ISLAND LESSONS
PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR SAYS HE EXPERIENCED TOUGH START
ESSENTIALS OF LIFE
U.S. REJECTS DISASTER AID FOR N.C. FIRES
PEACH GROWERS CAN GET FEDERAL EMERGENCY LOANS
DISASTER STATUS
FIVE N.C. COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FDR AIO
MONTGOMERY FARMERS CAN GET AID
OISASTER EVACUATION PLANS
GREENVILLE OKS OISASTER RESPONSE PLAN
6 BUSINESSES REMAIN CLOSED AS GASOLINE CLEANUP CONTINUES
FLOODING FORCES EVACUATION OF NURSING HOME
EVACUATION OF DUKE STUDENTS CONSIDERED
OUKE LAB MAKES ROOM FOR GLORIA
HURRICANE TURNS TO OUTER BANKS
NEW HANOVER RESIOENTS CLEAR 0:IT FOR HURRICANE
RESIDENTS. TOURISTS SEEK HIGH GROUNO IN CARTERET
200.000 FLEE AS HURRICANE TREADS COAST
THEY WAITEO HELPLESSLY AS GLORIA APPROACHED
COMMISSIONERS OK CHANDLER'S G'EEN DEVELOPMENT REQUEST
DISASTFR SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (BUTNER. N.C.I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.. ACCIDENTS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
NUCLEAR PLANT DRILL SCHEDULED
OISASTER DRILL IS SCHEDULED
MOCK OISASTER GOES SMOOTHLY
DRILL 'SUCCEEDS.1 FINOS FLAWS
WORKERS RUSH TO 'EMERGENCY' AT CPEL PLANT IN PERSON COUNTY
DISASTERS
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FIRES. N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FLOODS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FLOODS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FLOODS. U.S.
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.. ACCIDENTS
HARO FREEZES BRING DISASTER WITH OOUBLE WHAMMY
TRAGEDY BOGGLES THE MIND
THE OANGER THAT BINDS
LESSON IN COURAGE
OISASTER PERSPECTIVE
DISC JOCKEYS
SEE ALSO RADIO
HONORED OJ A SELF-STYLED 'GREAT'
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
CHURCH RETIREMENT CENTER TO CLOSE DOWN
DISCLOSURE ACT
SEE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
DISCOUNT HOUSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES. U.S.
RETAILERS SAY OISCOUNT STORES TAKING LARGER BITES OF SALES
DISCOVER MAGAZINE
SHUTTLE SHORTCOMINGS SAID UNOER CONTROL
OISCOVERY LAW
SEE CRIMINAL EVIOENCE
DISCRIMINATION
SEE AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE SEX DISCRIMINATION
DISEASE PREVENTION
HEALTH STRIDES AMAZING
ECONOMICS CAN BE DANGEROUS TO HEALTH
PREVENTION MAKES SENSE EVEN IF COSTS ARE STEEP
HEALTH PROMOTION URGED TO ENO 'QUIET CRISIS'
EE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
ANEMIA
ANENCEPHALY
ANOREXIA NERVOSA
BACTERIA
BRITTLE BONE OISEASE
BROWN LUNG DISEASE
CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH OISEASE
CHILDREN. DISEASES
COLDS
COLITIS
COMA
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
EPILEPSY
EYE DISEASES
GLAUCOMA
HEPATITIS
HODGKIN'S DISEASE
HOMESICKNESS
HUNTINGTON'S CHOREA
ILEITIS
INFECTIONS
INFLUENZA
KAWASAKI OISEASE
LEGIONNAIRES DISEASE
LEPROSY
LIVER OISEASE
LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (DISEASEI
LYME OISEASE
MEASLES
MENINGITIS
MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH OISEASES
PSORIASIS
PUERPERAL FEVER
REYE'S SYNOROME
SCLERODERMA
SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
SMALLPOX
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SEE ALSO STREP DISEASES
SEE ALSO TUBERCULOSIS
SEE ALSO TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS
SEE ALSO VIBRIO VULNIFICUS
SEE ALSO VIRUS
UNC POLICY A WISE ONE
BACTERIA BLAMED IN DEATH OF OJRHAM MAN LAST YEAR
TOPS IN DISEASE
HOSPITAL IS PLACE TO GET WELL. TO GET SICK
LABS POSE HAZARDS. TOO
OISMAL SWAMP
CORPS MAY CLOSE CANAL
OISNEY WORLD
SEE WALT DISNEY WORLO
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MEDIATION
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE CHRISTIAN CONCILIATION SERVICE
CHRISTIAN LAWYERS' GROUP TO HELP PEOPLE SETTLE DISPUTES
DISPUTE SETTLERS HAVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS
DISTANCE LEARNING PROJECT
SEE ALSO EOUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
PUBLIC SCHOOL GOING ON SATELLITE TV
nlSTANT EARLY WARNING
SEE ALSO ALASKA
•PHOTO OPPORTUNITY"
NOT A NEW CONFERENCE
DISTINGUISHED COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
CENTER GETS AWARD FIR IMPROVEMENTS
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARO
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO DURHAM JAYCEES
EVENTS SHOW TRIANGLE IS TRULY HEART OF N.C.
2 DURHAM RESIDENTS TO RECEIVE UNC ALUMNI HONORS
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARO FOR W0»EN
SEE ALSO AWAROS
SEE ALSO CHI "MEGA
SEMANS GETS AWARD FOR SERVICE FRO" SORORITY CHAPTER AT UNC
M=S. SEMANS GETS AWARO FOR SERVICE
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN OF N.C.
SEE ALSO AWARDS
STATE HONORS FIVE WOMEN
DISTRIBUTIVE EOUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA
DURHAM STUOENT SEEKS PRESIDENCY OF NATIONAL GROUP
HILLSIOE TO HOST DECA CONFERENCE
OISTRICT ATTORNEYS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM OISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
FOX HOPES OTHERS GET SIMILAR CHANCE
FIERY OISTRICT ATTORNEY'S HARD LINE WINS CASES
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINDING IT EASED marijuana POSSESSION.
REPORT SAYS DA INTERFERED IN MuROER PROBE
DIVERSIFIED ACADEMIC SERVICES. INC.
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. ADMISSIONS
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SUMMER HIRING PROSPECTS BRIGHT IN DURHAM
DIVORCE
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ALSO ALIMONY
ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
ALSO SINGLES AND SINGLES-AGA I N
STIMONY 3EGINS IN DIVORCE INVOLVING AMyAY
S. BRITT: FARM PAYMENTS MADE DESPITE WARNING
TNESS: OWNERSHIP OF Farm CONFUSING AT amway RALLIES
E ARGUMENT FOR LEAVING PRIVATE MATTERS ALONE
VORCE RATE DIPS - EXCEPT IN N.C.
OF: BIBLE DOESN'T AUTOMATICALLY BAN DIVORCE
VORCE BIBLICAL?
MAN REFUSED SETTLEMENT IN DIVORCE. LEAVES JAIL AFTER SERVING 345 DAYS
DIVORCE. N.C.
WOMAN TESTIFIES SHE PAID 98.166 ON FARM
VIEWS VARY OVER FARM OWNERSHIP
MILLIONAIRE: farm SALE NOT PLEDGED
3RITT SAYS HE NEVER POOMISEO f4RM TO 9S0THER ANO SISTER-IN-LAW
WITNESSES REBUT DEFENSE TESTIMONY IN FARM SUIT
FARM CLAIM IS OROPPED IN BRITT SUIT
BILL WOULD MAKE RECONCILIATION IN N.C. LESS COSTLY
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
DIVORCE LAWS
SEE ALSO EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION ACT
COURT SAYS SPLIT PROPERTY 50-5 0
A-END DISTRIBUTION LAW
BILLS SEEK CHANGES IN DAY-CAR? CENTER REGULATIONS
HACKNEY FILES BILL ON PROPERTY OF ESTRAN&EO COUPLES
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
STATE FACING CLAIMS CN COASTAL LAND DEEDS
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN MURDER SENTENCES
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYRHLL SYSTFM
LEGISLATOR BLASTS COMPARABLE JORTH, WANTS STUDY ENOEO
BILL WOULD MAKE RECONCILIATION IN N.C. LESS COSTLY
IMMUNITY SOUGHT FOR 'GOOO SAMARITANS' AT SCHOOLS
SENATE OEMOCRATS CRITICIZE PLAN TO ABOLISH SALES TAX ON FOOD
DIXIE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC, INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECTS
GOLO BONO OFFERS SIDING FOR HANDY HOMEOWNERS
VIDEOTAPES may HELP 00-IT-YOLWSELFERS. SUPPLIERS
oobbs house i restaurant i
authority. airlines seek court ruling on fooo service
new terminal's fooo fight bound for court
oobbs training center (kinston. n.c.i
armeo teen arrested after chase. suicide threat
vance officers suspect escapee of 2no car theft
oobson c johnson. inc.
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pac.i 2m
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TOO. ECU PROFESSOR-POET DISCOVERS
DOG ATTACKS
SEE ALSO ANIMAL ATTACKS
OOG BITE MAY FORCE UNC STUDENT TO TAKE PAINFUL SHOTS FOR RABIES
UNC STUDENT MAT REQUIRE RABIES SHOTS
AFTER SAVING OOG. SHE SUFFERS THROUGH RABIES SHOTS
BITING PACK - LEGALLY
NEIGHBOR'S OOG ATTACKS, KILLS CHILD IN CHARLOTTE
DOG THAT KILLED CHARLOTTE BOY IS PUT TO OEATH
OOG BITES WORRY MAIL CARRIERS
DOGS TURNEO LOOSE ON TWO CHILDREN
OFFICERS CALM DURHAM FIGHT
SENATOR QUESTIONS BILLS REGULATING FARMLAND VALUE
PET DOGS BLAMED FOR KILLING SHEEP AT FORSYTH FARM
OOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO P
DISBARRE
JUDGE SA
VANN REC
KEEP PET
VANN LOS
OOG CHAR
OOG OWNE
JUDGE KE
VETERINA
ALAMANCE
VANN LOS
ANIMAL-C
AS VANN
INJUSTIC
VANN'S D
RFFUGE F
URHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
ETS
D LAWYER YANKS TEETH OUT OF DOG STATUTE
YS PLAINTIFF BARKING JP WRONG TREE
EIVES FINE IN OOG-CONTROL CASE
S FROM ROAMING
ES IN ATTACK ON 00G-C3NTROL LAW
GES AGAINST VANN DISMISSED
: SPARED FINE BY LEGAL OUIRK
EPS LAW SACRED BY 'PLAYING IT STRAIGHT'
RY PANEL DISMISSES COMPLAINTS ON [NNOCULATION
HEARING HELD ABOUT DOGS
ES APPEAL IN DOG CASE
ONTROL LAW TO GET TEST
GOES TO COURT. HIS DOS • S NABBED AGAIN
E FOR DOGS
OGS NABBED AGAIN AS FINE LEVIED
OR HOMELESS ANIMALS 05AWS FIRE FROM HUMANE SOCIETY
DOG DAYS
SEE ALSO SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHSI
SEE ALSO WEATHER. DURHAM
OH, TO BE HUMAN AGAIN
OOG FIGHTS
SEE DOGFIGHTING
2 MEN FACE CRUELTY CHARGES IN OOG FIGHT
BEASTLY BEHAVIOR
2 MEN ARE SENTENCED IN OOG-FIGHTING CASE
ANIMAL FIGHTING ON THE INCREASE IN TAR HEEL STATE
DOG FOOD
COOKIES WHET OOG'S
OOG RACING
PUBLISHER
BONE APPET IT-
SEEKS HORSE. OOG RACE TRACK FOR STATE
OOG SHOWS
SHOW DOGS SEEN
BEST IN PRACTICE
BOXER CLUB HOLDING MATCH MARCH 31
SHOW WINNER
DOG DAYS AHEAD: DURHAM KENNEL CLUB TO HOST SHOW SATURDAY
KENNEL CLUB'S 65TH DOG SHOW SET FOR TODAY
IT'S A DOG'S LIFE
DOGFIGHTING
SEE ALSO PIT BULL TERRIERS
2 MEN CONVICTED OF DOGFIGHTING
CONVICTIONS APPLAUDED
ILLEGAL ANIMAL FIGHTS FEAREO
■CAN THEY SUFFER?'
BAN ANIMAL FIGHTING
TOUGHER PENALTIES MAY DISCOURAGE BLOOD SPORT
PUT FIGHTING DOGS TO SLEEP
25 DOGS SEIZED IN RAIO RETURNED TO OWNER
OOGS SUFFER FROM PEOPLE'S ACTIONS
OOGNAPPING
SEE ALSO ANIMAL THEFTS
SEE ALSO CATTLE RUSTLING
SENATE OKS SHOPLIFTERS' ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
2 CHOWS STOLEN IN COUNTY
DOGS
SEE ALSO BLOODHOUNDS
SEE ALSO OKUG SNIFFING OOGS
SEE ALSO OURHAM KENNEL CLUB
SEE ALSO HEARING-EAR OOGS
SEE ALSO HUNTING DOGS
SEE ALSO N.C. RESCUE DOG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PETS
SEE ALSO PIT BULL TERRIERS
SEE ALSO POLICE DOGS
STROLLING
OWNER OF HERO DOG NOT HOG WILD
ASHEBORO DOG AMONG FINALISTS IN HERO CONTEST
VETS SAY PETS NEED REFUGE FROM COLD
PUPPY LOVE
FOOO FOR DOGS. THOUGHT
PUPPIES CREOITEO WITH SAVING LIFE OF 2-YEAR-OLO BOY
WHERE. OH WHERE. HAS YOUR LITTLE OOG GONE? - TO A CONGRESSMAN
DOG'S BARKING AWAKENS MAN IN BURNING HOME
DOGGONEO PROBLEM STILL LINGERS
OUNKIN' DALLAS
OOG GONE: TIGFR. VALENTINE'S VISITOR. NOW HAS A HOME WITH WEST FAMILY
TIGER GETS A HOME
A OOG'S LIFE ?
GOING TO THE DOGS
SHOW DOGS SEEN
THE UNWANTED ANIMALS
AN ACT OF KINONESS
NO LACK OF LOVE
ASHEBORO SHEPHERD LOSES OUT IM DOG HERO CONTEST
BOY REFUSES ENTICEMENT FROM MEN RIDING IN VAN
BEST FRIEND WON'T TELL HIM
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SUBJECTS
•AGE 202
1/16/86
GOOD PALS
THIS BEAGLE HAS NOSE FOR TERMITES
YOUNG DOG UNOERGOES OPEN HEART SURGERY
SPARKY SETS ROXRORO ON FIRE
OOGGONE: SOLO SETTER RETURNS.. . 125 HUES IN 18 MONTHS
CANINES HAVE RIGHTS
FREE OIPS-FOR-DOGS CLINIC SET TODAY
DEFENSELESS PUPPIES LEFT TO 01 E
THE REAL CRIMINALS
CANINE EASY RIDER
HOW MUCH IS That OOGGIE...
PLANE STRIKES OOG ON TAKEOFF, LANDS SAFELY WITH ONLY 1 WHEEL
LAWYER WANTS OOG EVIOENCE SUPPRESSED
MALNOURISHED OOGS RESCUED
POODLE DIES IN HOUSE FIRE AFTER BARKING SAVES HER OWNFRS
11,000 IN APPLIANCES TAKEN FROH TOWNHOUSE S
DOGS SUFFER FROM PEOPLE'S ACTIONS
PUPPY PLAY
OOG AWAKENS FAMILY IN DURHAM 3LAZE
FAMILY PET SAVES MOTHER AND SON IN OURHAM FIRE
UNFORGIVABLE ANIMAL ABUSE
OOG WOODS
CAPTURED SUNLIGHT
DYNAMIT TOPS OFF SILICON WAFER PLANT
DOLLAR SILLS
MAN USES «1 BILLS TO PUT NAME IN CIRCULATION
HIS 11 BILL AD CAMPAIGN DIDN'T WORK
DOLLAR VALUE
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
DROP IN DOLLAR VALUE WILL NOT HELP N.C. MUC". SAYS ANALYST
TEXTILE APPROACH UNWISE
-OF COURSE. THIS PROCEOURE IS NOT WITHOUT CERTAIN RISKS..." I
DECLINE OF DOLLAR HEARTENS EXPORTS
DOLLS
SEE ALSO CA88AGE PATCH OOLLS
DURHAM has LITTLE SUCCESS IN RICH CASE
slain woman's ooll collection to be auctioneo
doll auction gets mixed reactions
mary rich's collection of dolls 3rings 561.000
auction of dolls brings in j61.000
see all those 'beautiful dolls' on display
all dolled up
dolphin associates
firm plans to build 5 office buildings
offices plan for 1-40 intersection unveileo
dolphin records
hot summer for sugar hill. dolphin
distribution woes silenced dolphin label
oomestic violence
see also alamance county family
see also battered women
see also change 1a men's counsel
see also child abuse. durham
see also child abuse. n.c.
see also child abuse, u.s.
SEE ALSO FAMILY structure
see also family violence interv=
see also infanticide
see also n.c. coalition against
see also senior citizens. abuse
two couples in area counties c
woman testifies she shot husba
was accused woman justified in
man is convicted of killing wl
pay eouity stuoy called an exe
family violence topic for lect
legislator abonoons 'dummy' bi
man charged with killing stepf
chapel hill man helo in shooti
family situation calmed
fayetteville man charged with
legislators ponder tougher ope
man chargeo with fratricioe
ourham man held in father's sl
mother wants trial of 13-year-
accuseo of decapitating father
oomestic violence is focus
father inoicteo in girl's de at
coalition gets grant
jury deadlocks in manslaughter
man shoots woman twice. kills
collecting grant can re big ha
police surrouno complex
man chargeo with firing at sis
DURHAM man SENTENCEO FOR SHOOT
ROXBORO MAN. 71, CHARGED IN FA
TROOPER KILLS WIFE. SELF AFTE =
WIFE SENTENCEO FOR BEATING MAN
HEARING REOUESTEO FOR MAN C"AR
JURY SELECTEO FOR MURDER TRIAL
OFFICERS: GIRL FOUNO DYING IN
PANEL SEEKS TO IMPROVE AIO TO
MCLAUGHLIN CONVICTED OF MURDER
MOTHER SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR S
WOMAN WHO KILLEO HUSBANO INNOC
MOTHER WHO GOT LIFE HAD REJECT
ROXBORO WIFE CHARGED IN SHOOTI
ARGUMENT LEADS TO STABBING; 2
SON IS CHARGED IN RALEIGH DEAT
MAN CHARGEO IN DAUGHTER'S OE AT
MAN COMMITTED TO HOSPITAL AFTE
OURHAM MAN FACING CHARGES IN 4
ABUSE SERVICE
ING PROGRAM ON OOMESTIC VIOLENCE!
NTION PROGRAM
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
OUNO DEAO
NO WHO ABUSED HER
SHOOTING HER ABUSIVE HUSBAND?
FE
RCISE IN SOCIALISM
URES
LLS ON EOUCATION
aThER
NG
KILLING WIFE, UNBORN CHILO
N-MEETINGS LAWS
AY ING
OLO SON TO BE PUBLIC
: PSYCHIATRIST: DEFENDANT COMPETENT
TRIAL
HIMSELF ON CREEOMOOR STREET
SSLE
TER. NEPHEw
ING 2 PEOPLE
TAL SHOOTING OF WIFE
SUPPORT HEARING
GEO WITH SLAYING MOTHER
OF MAN IN DEATH OF DAUGHTER,
CAR SEAT
VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
ING DAUGHTER, 2
Exual CHILO ABUSE
ENT
ED PROBATION
NG
SISTERS OF VICTIM CHARGED
HS
R INCIDENT
IFE'S ASSAULT
OOMESTIC WORKERS
MAIO BUSINESSES SEEN ON INCREASE
DOMINOS
SEE ALSO GAMES
PIZZA DELIVERY
UN SHOT AT, ROBBED
DOMINO'S PIZZA INC.
PIZZA MAN ROBBED
PIZZA TRUCK THEFT RESULTS IN ARREST
MAN FACES CHARGE OF THEFT. ASSAULT
PIZZA MAN NARROWLY ESCAPES BEING HURT
SHOULD SMOKERS »AY "ORE FOR INSURANCE1
PIZZA OELIVERYMAN IS ROBBED
DURHAM POLICE PROBE PIZZA ROBBERY
PIZZA MURAL RAISES A LEGAL RHUBARB
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6/15/85
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7/24/85
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9/11/85
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10/07/85
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11/19/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 £ X
12/31/85
S U B J E C
ROBBERY THWARTED BY TOSSEO P1HIS
NEAR RTP: PIZZA CHAIN OPENS HEADQUARTERS
PIZZA COMPANY OPENS REGIONAL OFFICE NEAR PARK
MASKED MEN GRAB CASH, TAKE PIZZA
2 MASKED MEN ROB PIZZA DELIVERER
PIZZA TRUCK DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
GUNMAN ROSS OURHAM PIZZA FIRM, ESCAPES
GUNMAN ROBS DOMINO'S PIZZA
DONALD DUCK
SEE ALSO WALT DISNEY WORLD
THE OUCK VOTE
SKATERS SALUTE DONALD OUCK
DONATHAN PROPERTIES, INC.
APARTMENT COMPLEX NEARS COMPLETION IN OURHAM
9AINBRIOGE DEVELOPMENT TO 86 READY THIS FALL
DON'S MASONRY, INC.
EMPLOYER IDENTIFIED
NAME OF FORMER EMPLOYER INCORRECTLY REPORTED
OOONFSRURY ICOMIC STRIP) v
SEE ALSO CARTOONISTS
INSIDE
DOR IAN HIND QUINTET
DORIAN OUINTET PLAYS AT OUKE SATURDAY
DORNOCH, N.C
COUNTRY CLUB IN MOORE HANTS TO BE TOWN
DOROTHEA DIX HOSPITAL (RALEIGH, N.C.I
HUNT'S LANO TRANSFER BIG SURPRISE TO PUBL
LEGISLATURE TO GET MARTIN'S BUDGET IN LAT
»3 MILLION OIX EXPERIMENT FAILING
IC
E FEBRUARY
(H6RALO FEATURE I
SIER
SIER: GEORGE WATTS CARR JR.
SIER: RON 0. CRUICKSHANK
SIER: FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT ANDERSON
SIER: JULIUS VERWOEROT
SIER: JAMES E. DYKES
SIER: W. CLAY HAMNER
SIER: NORMAN EARL ROYCROFT
SIER: E. K. POWE
SIER: KELLY MATH6RLY
SIER: JOSEF K. GUNTER
SIER: WILLIAM A. STOKES
SIER
SIER: R. EOWARO STEWART
SIER: KAZUO WATANABE
SIER: SOUTHGATE JONES JR.
SIER: JAMES "JIM" A. LONG
SIER: WAYNE HAYS
SIER: RUSSELL N. BARRINGER
SIER: JOHN ALLEN CATES
SIER: LEE R. "SHORTY" JONES
SIER: CHARLES A. REAP JR.
SIER: R. A. STELZENMULLER
SIFR: SANTA CLAUS
DOSSIER
DOS
00 S
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DOUBLEDAY BOOK CO.
THE EYES HAVE IT
OOUG CLARK AND THE HOT NUTS (MUSIC GROUPI
RAUNCHY MEMORIES RELIVED IN HOT NUTS SHOW AT EUROPA
OOUGLAS AIRPORT (CHARLOTTE, N.C.I
PILOT OF CARGO PLANE APPARENTLY UNAWARE OF NEAR COLLISION
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ARE BLAMED
MOTHER GOOSE LIKES RUNWAY
PLANE CRASHES IN CHARLOTTE; TWO ARE KILLEO
2 GEORGIA MEN DIE IN CRASH OF PLANE AT CHARLOTTE AIRPORT
BOMB THREAT CALL FORCES JET TO LAND
BOMB THREAT CAUSES PLANE'S EMERGENCY LANDING
GURU ARPESTEO AT N.C. AIRPORT
OREGON GURU RAJNEESH ARRESTED IN CHARLOTTE BEFORE LEAVING U.S.
AIDES SAY RAJNEESH WAS JUST "TAKING A BREAK FROM IT ALL"
CREDIT CARO REPORTED USED IN ATTEMPT TO CHARTER JETS
GURU'S PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING TODAY
OOVE HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
HOURS EXPANDED FOR OOVE HUNTING
BAITED FIELDS STILL A HUNTING NO-NO
1 PAYS DOVE-HUNTING FINE
FRONTS COULD LEAVE OOVE HUNTERS OUT IN COLD
DOW JONES ANO CO.
STOCK MARKET RISE TO CONTINUE
STOCK PRICES HIT RECORD HIGH: 2 N.C.
DOW JONES LIST CUTS AMERICAN 1RAN0S
MINORITY SEMINAR SET IN CHAPEL HILL
DOWN'S SYNOROME
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
OESPITE OOWN'S SYNDROME, MAN, 25, ATTAINS EAGLE SCOUT
HANOICAPPEO EAGLE SCOUT
BILL WOULD LET UNO I SC I PL INEO JUVENILES BE CONFINED 15 OAYS
DURHAM VOLUNTEERS ASSIST OISEASE STUDY
COURT RULES AGAINST LAWSUIT IN DOWN'S SYNDROME CASE
LAWYER SAYS WRONGFUL BIRTH LAWSUIT WILL BE APPEALED
PROFESSOR: NEW TEST POSES ETHICAL DILEMMA
DOWNTOWN CARRBORO REV I TAL I Z AT ION TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO CARRBORO, N.C, OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
TAX INCREASE APPEARS LIKELY FT R CARRBORO
FIERY CARRBORO HEARING SPAWNS WORK SESSION
CONSULTANT RECOMMENOS CARRBORO HISTORIC OISTRICT
STORY WAS ONE-SIOEO
REZONING COMPLAINTS EXTEND TOWN HEARING
ALDERMEN MAKE PROGRESS ON OOWN TOWN REZONING
FRUSTRATED ALDERMEN SENO CARRBORO PLANS BACK FOR MORE STUOY
CARRBORO ALDERMEN DRAG FEET
DOWNTOWN CHAPEL HILL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.
COUNCIL RESOLUTION AIMED AT C'IME
DOWNTOWN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
BANKS CUT RATE
T S
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MONTHLY/AN
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM PROGRESS GROUP
CIVIC CENTER ALONG MIGHT RAISE TAXES 15 PCT.
PLANS ARE SPECTACULAR BUT OVERSIGHT NEEOED
DOWNTOWN DURHAM HISTORIC OISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C., HISTORIC OlSTRICT
DOWNTOWN REVI TALI2ATION FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., RETAIL SHOPPING
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
LAWMAKERS REJECT DURHAM CHARTER CHANGE
THE OOWNTOWNER (DURHAM BUSINESS!
MAN FACES CHARGE FOR "OTEL BREAK-IN
ARREST MADE IN 9REAK-IN AT DOWNTOWNER
BUYER BEING SOUGHT FOR DOWNTOWN MOTEL
TOWEL-CLAO M4N WAVES CLUB IN MOTEL
DRAFT
SEE MILITARY DRAFT
ORAG BOATS
SEE ALSO BOATS
WHAT A DRAG,. ,130 MPH
DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO FLOOOPLAIN LAND
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO SOIL TEST
TOWER MAY POSE RUNOFF PROBLEMS
MAYOR SEEKS ACTION ON FLOOOING PROBLEM
DRAM SHOP LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
BAN ON OPEN ALCOHOL IN CARS SOUGHT
TAVERN OWNERS MOURN DRAM SHOP LEGISLATION
SUBJECTS
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DURHAM CITY ANO DURHAM COUNTY
N.C.
DRAPER CORPORATION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ORAHBRIDGES
SUNSET BEACH DRAWBRIOGE: BLESSING OR BOTTLENECK?
DREOGING
CONGRESS SHOULD NIX CORPS' PLAN FOR JETTIES
MANTEO CHANNEL DREDGING WILL FREE ELI2ABETH II
ORESS CODES
FREEDOM OF CHOICE
OREXEL HERITAGE FURNISHINGS
COMMERCE CHIEF STOPS DRAWING HIS PRIVATE SALARY
OR INKING AGE
SEE LEGAL DRINKING AGE
DRINKING WATER
SEE WATER OUALITY
ORIVER EDUCATION
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DRIVERS EOUCATION
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S., ORIVERS EDUCATION
DRIVER'S LICENSES
SEE ALSO TRAFF
45. 764,609,5
DARE COUNTY
INCONVENIENT
SPEAKERS SAC
BINGO MEASUR
LICENSE REST
DRIVER'S LIC
BILLS TO PUT
SPECIAL TREA
PANEL OKS BI
STAMPING THE
DOCTORS NEEO
OOCTOR-ORIVE
SENATE OKS U
CLIPPING DWI
HE DID NOT R
CABBIE WINS
TAXI DRIVER
TWO MORE FIL
CITI2ENS' SA
CAB ORIVER S
CORRECTION
CABBIE TO CH
DURHAM TAXI
CITY EMPLOYE
COUNCILMAN'S
IC SAFETY
63,143,700.48 WORTH OF WRONGDOING?
IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
CONVENIENCE
KING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
E SEEKS 'FAIR SHAKE-
OREO BEFORE FATAL WRECK
ENSES ARE BEING MADE TAMPER PROOF
BRAKES ON YOUNGER ORIVERS RUN OFF ROAD BY SENATE, HOUSE
TMENT COSTLY
LL TO LET DOCTORS REPORT IMPAIRED DRIVERS
TAMPERERS
LEEWAY
R BILL GUTTED BY HOUSE
SE OF FAKE LICENSES IN INVESTIGATIONS
S WINGS
ECEIVE HIS DRIVER'S LICENSE
APPEAL TO KEEP ORI VING
REGAINS PERMIT
E TAXI APPEALS
FETY IGNORED
HOULD NOT GET CITY PERMIT
ALLENGE TAXI LAW
DRIVERS NEEO NOT IE CITIZENS
E SLIGHTEO BY ERROR
LICENSE EXPIRED— 11 YEAR AGO
DROPOUT PREVENTION OFFICE
or i ving violations
see traffic violations
dropout office
see n.c. dept. of public instruction,
dropouts
see durham city schools, dropouts
see durham county schools, oropduts
see n.c. dept. of public instruction, dropout prevention office
see schools, n.c. dropouts
drought, chapel hill i carr80r0
see also cane creek reservoir
see also orange county, n.c, water conservation
see also orange water ano sewer authority
see also univ. lake
water: 2. less: jet stream shift »ay cause drought
university lake level 12 inches below full
agency to buy water
owasa won't seek voluntary conservation
the lake orain
water shortages
voluntary water conservation 1 ay be askeo
residents may be asked to voluntarily restrict water use
county coulo ask conservation, too
owasa may urge water conservation
5/21/85
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MUNTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION: HASH LESS
HATER CONSERVATION ALERT LIKELY TODAY
OMASA ASKS FOR VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION
BOB PUMPS LIFE INTO LAKE
LAKE LEVEL GAINS; WATERLINE FLUSHED
RAIN. CONSERVATION PUSH LAKE LEVEL UP
CANE CREEK PUMPING STATION MAY RE FINISHED THIS MONTH
OMASA PAT ON CONSERVATION ALTHOUGH UNIVERSITY LAKE FULL
OWASA RESCINDS VOLUNTARY WATER ALERT
DROUGHT, DURHAM
DURHAM NEEDS RAIN SOON
TRIANGLE GETS WET; BURNING BA'l LIFTED
BROKEN WATER PIPES DISABLE FOUNTAINS
OFFICIALS SAY DURHAM'S HATER SUPPLY AOEOUATE
LOH LEVEL AT LAKE MICHIE
HOH TIMES 00 CHANGE: CIGARETTE-MAKING BEGINS
DROUGHT, N.C.
BAN ON OUTDOOR BURNING LIFTED IN 32 COUNTIES
RAIN NEED NEAR CRITICAL FOR FARMERS
RAIN SOAKS PARCHED N.C. FARMS
OROUGHT COULD BENEFIT FISHERMEN
LACK OF RAIN MAY BE BLESSING c OR NORTH CAROLINA FISHERMEN
ORY SPELL HAS SET BACK SOME TAR HEEL CROPS
CONTROVERSY SREHS OVER NANTAHALA
FIVE N.C. COUNTIES ELIGIBLE FOR AID
OROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE HATER ANO SEHER AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO UNIV. LAKE
RESIOENTS OF ORANGE ASKED TO SAVE HATER
RAIN HELPS LAKE LEVELS
STORM'S VISIT A MIXED BLESSINS
UNIVERSITY LAKE RISES 7 1/4 INCHES AFTER RAINS
BOB PUMPS LIFE INTO LAKE
LAKE LEVEL GAINS; HATERLINE FLUSHED
CANE CREEK PUMPING STATION MAY BE FINISHED THIS MONTH
PRUPOSED HATER OROINANCE ON COUNTY BOARD'S AGENDA
OROHNINGS
•SEE ACCIOENTS,
C T
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DROHNING, DURHAM
DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. DRUG
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG OVERDOSE
SEE ALSO DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DRUGS, DRIVING VIOLATIO
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. STUOENTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL H
SEE ALSO MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO PRISONS, U.S., DRUG ABU
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. DRUG ABU
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., DRUG ABU
SEE ALSO U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT A
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS: A DRUG-FR
•TORCHLIGHT' ILLUMINATES DRUG
COURT UPHOLDS JOBLESS BENEFITS
BEHARE: THAT ORINK YOU TAKE CO
GROUP HANTS AGENCY TO STUDY 0*
DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE APE COSTLY
GROUP TREATS ORUG AODICTION AS
ADDICTION IS ILLNESS, NOT CHAR
PROGRAM ON DRUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE
MORGAN SEEKS MORE MONEY TO COM
LAH OFFICERS RESIGN JOBS
HEARING IS SET ON DRUG USE AT
FIRST LAOY'S CRUSADE
OILAUDIO PENALTIES MAY BE TOUG
THE ATHLETES' TESTY TESTING
DILAUDIO DRUG BILL IS ATTACKED
JEOPARDIZING THE. U.S.
THE LINGERING MENACE
COCAINE NO PARLOR GAME
PHYSICAL, MENTAL PROBLEMS MAY
COKE CORNER: MINISTER FEARS Wrf
CONCERTED EFFORT NEEOED TO COR
STOP ORUG SALES
SUIT SAYS POLICE FIRINGS HERE
ORUG USE AT HARRIS PLANT CONCE
NPC OFFICIAL SAYS MORE INSPECT
A LIFE NEARLY RUINED BY DRUGS
SHEEPING AHAY LIFE'S HRECKAGE
PEACE OF MIND THE REHARD OF TR
STUOENTS TO GET LESSON ON SAYI
MARTIN'S THIRD VISIT 'ALL-PURP
DRUG TESTS PONOERED
REAGAN DOUBLE-MINDED ON DRUGS,
MORE BUSINESSES TESTING EMPLOY
DRUG TESTS 99.9 PERCENT ACCURA
MORE FIRMS TEST WORKERS FOR OR
SHEARON HARRIS PLANT PASSES RE
CONSULTANT SAYS CPCL PLANT WEL
CHEMIST TO ESCAPE CHARGES FOR
ORUG PROBLEMS HARD TO SPOT, TR
NS
LCOHOL-ORUG USE
QSPITAL, ALCOHOL ANO DRUG TREATMENT
SE
SE
SE
DMINISTRATION
EE EXPERIENCE HHERE SOME FINE 'PEACE'
ABUSE
REJECTION
ULO END UP TAKING YOU
UG, ALCOHOL USE AT HARRIS PLANT
DISEASE, NOT WEAKNESS
ACTER FLAW
PLANNED
BAT ORUG TRAFFICKING
CPCL PLANT
HENEO
AS UNFAIR
BE ORUG ADDICTION
AT HE SEES DAILY IN FRONT OF DURHAM
RAL ORUG DEALERS
RACIALLY MOTIVATED
RNS THORNBURG
IONS OF CPCL PLANT NOT NEEOEO
EATMENT
NG 'NO'
OSE SPEECH-
VIOLENCE
EES FOR DRUGS
TE IF PERFORMED 'PROPERL
UG USE
INSPECTIONS
L CONSTRUCTED
ALLEGED SBI DRUG THEFTS
EAT
DRUG ABUSE, AGED
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, HEALTH CARE
ELDERLY NOT BIG DRINKERS
ORUG ABUSE, ATHLETES
CLEMSON ATHLETES CONFIRM DRUGS GIVEN
HATERS SAYS HISTORY LESSON MIGHT 8E VALUABLE FOR PLAYERS
REPORT: CLEMSON FOOTBALL PLAYERS GIVEN STEROIDS
ORUG SCREENING PROGRAMS BECOMING MORE ABUNDANT IN ACC
BRAVES HOPE ORUG TESTING RPOGRAM HILL HALT PROBLEMS IN MINOR LEAGUES
LUCAS GETS ANOTHER CHANCE WITH NEW RULES
JAZZ WON'T LET OREH BACK ON TEAM
GRANO JURY INDICTS THREE FORMER CLEMSON COACHES
CLEMSON IMPLEMENTS ORUG PROGRAM; FACULTY WANTS BOARD'S ROLE OEFINEO
CLEMSON PRIORITIES AWRY
TWO EX-CLEMSON COACHES RECEIVE PROBATION
COLLEGE BASKETBALL HAS A RACE TO RUN AGAINST HISTORY OF HUMAN ERROR
BASEBALL'S ORUG POLICY TO KEEP HIGGINS AT BAT
DAVIDSON TO ABANOON SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
EX-DODGER JOE BLACK PREACHES AGAINST DRUGS
BASEBALL ORUG TESTS APPROVED
THE ATHLETES' TESTY TESTING
•MUOCAT': ORUG HOES SYMPTOM OF SOCIETY
USE OF ORINK, DRUGS BY MINORS GETS MAJOP ATTENTION OF BRAVES
NCHSAA TO HOLD MEETINGS FOR ALCOHOL, DRUG OISCUSSION
CHOOSE HEROFS CAREFULLY
H 2
1/06/85
A
4
N
S 2
1/10/85
D
3
P
F
971
S 7
1/16/85
A
2
N
H 7
1/27/85
A
1 1
N
H I
1/74/85
B
1
N
S 7
7/02/85
A
3
P
N
A47
H 7
2/03/85
B
1
N
M51
S 7
2/19/85
c
I
N
J56
H 7
3/05/85
A
6
N
H 7
3/09/85
A
5
N
S 7
3/09/85
A
3
N
A47
H 7
3/17/85
B
4
N
S 7
5/01/85
A
4
E
S 7
5/03/85
A
3
J
H 7
5/77/85
0
I
U
071
H 2
6/08/85
A
B
N
S 2
6/79/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/04/85
A
4
E
S 2
7/12/85
A
4
E
S 2
7/17/85
C
3
F
H 2
7/18/85
A
1
M
N
A54
S 2
7/23/85
A
4
E
H 7
7/24/85
A
4
E
H 7
8/06/85
A
7
N
S 7
8/07/85
c
10
N
H 2
8/08/85
B
5
N
H 2
9/10/85
B
1
P
F
R30
H 2
9/10/85
B
I
P
F
B30
H 2
9/10/85
B
1
P
F
B30
H 2
9/27/85
A
16
N
F50
H 2
10/02/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/03/85
A
20
N
H 2
10/22/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/09/85
C
1
N
B30
H 2
U/09/B5
c
1
N
B30
S 7
11/13/85
C
1
N
H82
S 7
11/13/85
c
1 3
N
H 7
11/14/85
A
8
N
H 2
11/17/85
B
9
N
S 2
11/27/85
C
1
N
J13
S 2
6/14/85
c
1
N
H 2
1/08/85
D
1
N
H 2
1/13/85
C
4
P
N
M71
H 2
1/21/85
B
2
N
H 2
7/04/85
B
2
N
H 2
2/07/85
0
1
P
N
MT1
H 2
2/70/85
C
1
P
N
H 2
3/03/85
C
6
N
H 2
3/05/85
c
1
N
H 2
3/07/85
0
3
N
S 2
3/11/85
A
4
E
H 2
3/12/85
D
2
P
N
H 2
4/21/85
C
6
J
H 2
5/01/85
B
4
N
H 2
5/04/85
0
2
P
n
S 2
5/09/85
B
1
P
u
018
H 2
5/15/85
A
4
T
T
C50
H 2
5/22/85
0
1
U
07 1
S 2
5/23/85
e
1
J>
N
P52
H 2
7/14/85
c
1
T
N
M71
H 2
8/27/85
B
3
N
S 2
9/12/85
A
4
E
888BBD
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/85
MILNER: MAYS KEPT STIMULANT IN LOCKER
"WELL. ..I RECKON THIS CONFIRMS BASEBALL'S COCAINE PROBLEM..."
DRUGS AND THE IOOLS
WEAK LAST TO KNOW WHEN HABITS GO BAO
WASHINGTON TO ENTER ORUG PROGRAM
NCHSAA'S ADAMS: HARD-LINE APPROACH ON DRUGS MAY NOT BE BEST
ORUG TESTS EYED IN TENNIS
SUNS' DAVIS ENTERS CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE
DRUG ABUSE. CHILOREN
SEE CHILOREN. DRUGS
ORUG ABUSE. MILITARY
SEE MILITARY. ORUG ABUSE
ORUG ABUSE. PREVENTION
SEE ALSO NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
FILM ON ALTERNATIVES TO DRUGS NARRATED BY JFSSE JACKSON
GROUP TREATS ORUG ADDICTION AS DISEASE. NOT WEAKNESS
HELP FIGHT ORUG ABUSE
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MD S T ABORTION FUNDING
PARENTS' GROUP ON DRUG. ALCOHOL ABUSE PLANNED
OFFICIALS SAY YOUNGSTERS TELL OF TREATMENT CENTER'S SUCCESS
DRUG ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
COLUMNIST WARNS OF PRESCRIPTION ORUG ADS
ORUG DEALERS
SEE ALSO 0
SEE ALSO M
LAWYER :
THORN3UR
THORNBUR
MORGAN S
SURVEILL
LEGISLAT
COCAINE
GOVERNME
NEW KINO
COKE COR
CONCERTE
STOP ORU
•CORNER
MORE ARR
ON ARROG
10 MORE
STREET-C
7 MORE A
DRUG DEA
OFFICERS
LAW TURN
DRUG DEA
CITY STA
NEIGHBOR
S U B J
E C T
S
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1/16/86
I
T
N E
E
L
Y
P 0
DATE C
PC L
P
BYL
H 2
9/13/55 C
A
N
(CARTOONI
H 2
9/15/95 0
5 T
I
C50
H 2
9/17/85 A
A
F
H 2
9/20/85 C
1
II
07 1
H 2
13/2A/R5 D
3 P
N
H 2
10/27/85 C
13
N
C36
H 2
U/U7/85 D
? P
N
H 2
12/14/aS D
3 P
N
RUGS. SMUGGLING
ARIJUANA. SMUGGL
ROBERTS CHARGES
G WANTS ASSETS F
G ON TARGET
EEKS MORE MONEY
ANCE JOB GETS HO
ION AIMED AT FAK
CONVERSION LABS
NT WILL GET S957
S OF 'COOKS' DIS
N6R: MINISTER FE
0 EFFORT NEEOEO
G SALFS
DRUG' RA10S BY P
ESTS MADE TODAY
ANT AMERICAN BEH
CHARGEO IN DRUG
ORNER DRUG RAIOS
RRESTS MADE IN C
LERS SHOULD BE A
ACTED PROPERLY
S ASSETS OVER TO
LER GETS 10 YEAR
RTS ORUG ROUNDUP
HOODS CAN GET RI
ING
LINKE"! TO ALLEGED DRUG DEALER'S HOME
ROM DRUG TRADE FORFEITED ANO USEO FOR LAW...
TO COMBAT ORUG TRAFFICKING
T
£ GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
EXPLOSIVE. OFFICIALS FEAR
000 FORFEITURE
HING OUT COCAINE
ARS WHAT HE SEES DAILY IN FPONT OF DURHAM HOME
TO CORRAL ORUG DEALERS
OLICE NET 11 ARRESTS; 34 MORE SOUGHT
IN ORJG ROUNOUP
AVIOR
PROBE
OFTEN FRUITLESS. BUT VITAL
ITY DRUG ROUNDUP
RRESTEO IMMEDIATELY
IN ORJG CASE
AUTHORITIES
S IN PRISON
0 OF ORUG DEALERS
ORUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, ORUG ENFORCEMENT
SEE U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
ORUG ERRORS
SEE ALSO ERRORS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. U.S.
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
THE MEDICAL FIELD ALSO OPEN TO TRAGIC ERRORS
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1/12/85
A
13
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2/03/85
n
1
2
3/04/85
A
A
?
5/10/85
A
6
?
5/24/85
A
(
1
6/13/85
B
1
S 2 10/23/85 A 15
H ?
2/06/85
A
1
N
A5A
H /
2/23/85
u
A
N
S /
2/27/85
A
A
i;
H ?
3/09/85
A
S
N
H /
A/19/85
A
1 7
N
H /
4/27/85
A
III
N
H ?
A/29/85
A
9
N
H /
7/09/85
A
16
N
H /
7/15/85
A
1
N
H 2
7/18/85
A
1 " N
ASA
s ?
7/23/85
A
A
F
H 2
7/24/85
A
A
1-
H 2
8/08/85
B
1
N
ASA
S ?
8/08/85
(
1
N
aa;
H ?
8/09/85
A
A
1
H ?
8/09/85
H
(
N
S ?
8/09/85
A
A
F
S 2
8/09/85
(
1
1
A4T
H ?
9/22/B5
n
A
F
H 2
9/27/85
A
A
1
H ?
10/15/85
A
6
N
H 2
10/25/85
B
1
N
SB/
S ?
10/25/85
A
1
N
AA 1
S 2
12/02/85
A
A
6
H 2 3/18/85 A
ORUG INDUSTRY
SEE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
ORUG OVERDOSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
OEAOLY TREND SURFACES
TRANQUILIZERS CAUSE OF DEATH IF UNC STUDENT
YOUTH'S DISAPPEARANCE SOLVED, TRAGICALLY, THROUGH NETWORK
TEEN DIES FROM APPARENT DRUG OVERDOSE
OXFORD man DIES AT GAS STATION
MAN 01ES FROM APPARENT OVERDOSE
SUIT ACCUSES OUKE OOCTORS OF NEGLIGENCE
SUIT FILED AGAINST 2 DOCTORS, OUKE HOSPITAL OVER SUICI06
DEATH BELIEVED OUE TO OVEROOSE
BODY DISCOVERED IN 3URNE0 HOUSE
SCHOOL NOT NEGLIGENT IN OEATH, POLICE SAY
2 ORUGS USEO IN DEATHS
AUTOPSIES INDICATE 2 DRUGS INVOLVED IN OEATHS AT HOTEL
ORUG PREVENTION PROGRAM
SEE ORUG ABUSE, PREVENTION
ORUG SNIFFING DOGS
SEE ALSO COGS
DOG SNIFFS OUT MISSING EVIDENCE FOR POLICE
DRUG STORES, N.C.
EMBARRASSMENT IN PHARMACY CAN BE AVOIDED
DRUG TESTING
SEE URINALYSIS
ORUG THERAPY
SEE CHEMOTHERAPY
ORUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, ALCOHOL ANO ORUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
OFFICIALS SAY YOUNGSTERS TELL OF TREATMENT CENTER'S SUCCESS H
IN-PATIENT ORUG CENTER IS OEOI GATED H
AZT I AZ IDOTHVMINEI
ACYCLOVIR
AMILORIOE
ANTIHISTAMINES
ASPIRIN
BZ
BETA BLOCKERS
COCAINE
COENZYME 0-10
COUGH MEDICINES
DALMANE
DAPSONE I DRUG I
OILAUOIO
FORTAZ IDRUGI
GENERIC DRUGS
HASHISH
HEROIN
s ?
1/05/85
A
A
E
H ?
1/26/85
c
A
N
H /
1/27/85
B
N
S 2
5/2A/R5
I.
1
N
S 2
5/31/85
r.
1
N
H 2
6/01/85
A
8
0
H ?
7/17/B5
A
A
N S82
S 2
7/17/85
A
7
N
H 2
8/31/85
A
6
N
H ?
9/01/85
«
1
N
H ?
10/28/B5
L
12
N
S /
12/19/85
c
1/
1
H 2
12/20/85
A
1A
N
H 2 9/01/85 B A
S 2 3/06/85 A 11
6/13/85 B 1
9/I9/B5 B 1
ORUGS
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
SEE
ALSO
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/65
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N F
P 0
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1/16/66
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
SEE AL
OESI
SO INTERFERON
SO LSO
SO LITHIU"
SO MARIJUANA
SO NAEFERELIN ACETATE
SO OVER-THE-COUNTER ORUGS
SO PEC-ADA
PAIN RELIEVERS
SO PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
SO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SO PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS
SO SLEEPING PILLS
SO STEROIDS
SO STREPTOKINASE
SO TRANOUILIZERS
SO ZANTAC
GNER DRUGS NO PROBLEM IN STATE YET
DRUGS. ARRESTS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, ARRESTS
DRUG-LIOUOR RAIDS IN CITY. COU
DURHAM RAID BRINGS 49 APRESTS
ROBBERS HIT STATION. GET CASH
65 ARRESTED ON LIQUOR ANO 0RU1
STUDENT ARRESTEO ON COCAINE CH
NUKE PLANT OFFICIAL SAYS DRUG
CPCL WORKERS FACE DRUG CHARGES
NEW CRIME CONTROL SECRETARY EY
ABOUT 60 PLEAO GUILTY TO CHAR:
DURHAM BUSINESSMAN ARRESTEO ON
FBI OFFICIAL SAYS CHARGES ON R
FBI OFFICIAL SAYS CHARGES ON R
ABC OFFICERS' RAIO NETS THREE
QUICK POLICE MOVE HAY HAVE AVE
HEARINGS SET MARCH 26 FOR 3 ON
MAN STAPLE AFTER BEING OOUSEO
COUNTY, REMINGTON SUEO BY HOSP
TWO WOMEN ARRESTEO ON DRUG C HA
ROBBERS GET JEWELRY
MAN IS ARRESTED ON COCAINE C HA
OXFORD RAIO NETS L6 ARRESTS
•STREET SWEEPING1 NETS 16 ARRE
TWO DURHAM MEN FACE FEOERAL PE
HILLSBOROUGH MEN PLEAO GUILTY
TWO CHARGED WITH SEXUAL OFFENS
MARTIN ORDERS INQUIRY IN AOVIS
PRISON TERM TO SEPARATE MOTHER
DUKE STUDENT FACES DRUG. ASSAJ
POLICE ARREST MIXON ON COCAINE
WOMAN ACCUSED OF POSSESSING HE
FORMER CANOIOATE FACES DRUG CH
DUKE STUOENT HELD ON COCAINE C
FLIMFLAM CHARGED IN DUKE DRUG
MORE DUKE STUDENTS ACCUSEO IN
MARTIN SAYS STITH TO KEEP JOB
OURHAM AUTHORITIES SEEK OUKE S
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH DRUG POSS
TWO OURHAM MEN FACE ORUG CHARG
DURHAM MAN FACES 3 DRUG CHARG5
GALLOWS HUMOR
ROBERTS' ARRAIGNMENT SET
CDCAINE CHARGE AGAINST STUDENT
BONO REDUCED IN DRUG CASE
MORGAN SYAS DRUG BATTLE MAY RE
VICE OFFICERS CHARGE 5 IN RAID
MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
1200.000 BONO SET FOR DRUG C HA
HEARING IS SET ON DRUG USE AT
12 OUNCES OF COCAINE FOUND; MA
REFUGEE CHARGED IN 4-VEHICLE P
COCAINE CHARGES FILED
2 MEN HURT IN FIGHT
DRUG WARRANT ISSUED FOR MAN AF
OURHAM JURY INOICTS STUDENTS
3 OUKE STUDENTS INOICTEO IN AL
SUSPECT PULLS KNIFE ON ARRESTI
22 ARRESTEO IN COCAINE BUST
COCAINE CHARGES LODGED AGAINST
MORE DRUG COUNTS FILED
CHARGES DROPPED IN LEE AGAINST
S225.000 BONO SET IN DRUG CASE
COCAINE LAB IN N.Y. LEADS TO A
CHARGE WAS INCORRECT
3 DURHAM BIKERS ARRESTEO IN R3
FEDERAL HELL'S ANGELS RAIDS IN
PROMINENCE DETERMINES BONO
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FACES ORUG CH
GUILFORD DETECTIVES CONFISCATE
2 ARRESTEO IN DURHAM HELO WITH
POSSESSION OF COCAINE CHARGED
DURHAM POLICE OFFICERS CHARGE
MAN ARRESTED FOR SHOPLIFTING.
HELL'S ANGELS CHIEF OUT ON BOV
TWO SENTENCEO IN 'BUY C BUST-
COCAINE CHARGE FILED
WAKE MAN, WOMAN FACE ORUG CHA5
FOUR RESIOENTS OF N.C. INOICTE
VICKERY FACES DRUG, SHOPLIFTS
MAN BITES OFFICER OURING ORUG
AUTOMATIC WEAPON FIRED AT TWO
AGENT SAYS CPCL HINDERED ORUG
AGENT: CPCL HINOEREO ORUG PROS
N.C. MARIJUANA HUNT 'BUSINESS
•CORNER DRUG' RAIOS BY POLICE
MORE ARRESTS MADE TODAY IN DRJ
ON ARROGANT AMERICAN BEHAVIOR
ARRESTS ARE MAOE IN LEE DRUG P
10 MORE CHARGEO IN ORUG PROBE
STREET-CORNER ORUG RAIOS OFTEN
7 MORE ARRESTS MAOE IN CITY OR
50-MILE CAR CHASE ENDS IN HEND
CPCL SAYS SBI AFFIDAVIT INACCU
WOMAN FACES GUN. ORUG CHARGES
MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING SHOTS
ORUG CHARGES FILED
CABBIE WINS APPEAL TO KEEP ORI
TAXI DRIVER REGAINS PERMIT
TWO MORE FILE TAXI APPEALS
CITIZENS' SAFETY IGNORED
MAN CHARGEO IN ORANGE THEFTS
CAB DRIVER SHOULD NOT GET CITY
OFFICERS IN ASHE SEIZE 80 POU^l
CHASE LEAOS TO ORUG CHARGES
MAN FACES ORUG CHARGES
CABBIE TO CHALLENGE TAXI LAW
NTY NET 18 ARRESTS
ANO CHECKS
CHARGES SINCE FRIDAY
ARGES
USE OION'T AFFECT PLANT QUALITY
ES WAYS TO HURT 0=UG FLOW
ES: SUSPENOEO SENTENCES FOR ...L
FEDERAL DRUG-RELATED CHARGES
OBERTS DRUG-LINKED
OBERTS ORUG LINKED
HEROIN VIOLATIONS
RTEO GUNFIGHT
ORUG CHARGES
WITH CLOROX
ITAL FOR 124,900.40 BILL
RGES
RGES
STS BY OXFORO POLICE
RJURY CHARGES
TO REOUCEO CHARGES
ES
ER'S OURHAM CASE
. CHILD
LT CHARGES
CHARGE
ROIN
ARGES
HARGE
CASE
ALLEGEO ORUG SWINOLE. FIGHT
TUDENT
ESSION
ES
S
IN ORUG CASE
AT OUKE DROPPED
QUIRE MORE MONEY
RGES
CPCL PLANT
N HELO
ILEUP
TER CAR CHASE
LEGEO ORUG SHAM
NG OFFICER
42 ACCUSED OF SELLING ALCOHOL TO MINOR
RREST OF TAR HEEL MAN
UNDUP
CLUOE 4 OURHAM ARRESTS
ARGES
COCAINE
OUT BONO
MAN WITH POSSESSION OF COCAINE
ORUGS
0
COCAINE ARRESTS
GES
0 IN ORUG CASE
G CHARGES
ARREST
HALIFAX OEPUTIES
PROBE
E
AS USUAL'
NET 11 ARRESTS; 3". MORE SOUGHT
G ROUNDUP
ROBE
FRUITLESS.
UG ROUNDUP
ERSON
RATE
BUT VITAL
I
L
PG L
PERMIT
OS OF PURE COCAINE
S 2
4/16/85
c e
N
H 2
1/05/85
B 1
N
A54
S 2
1/05/85
A
N
A47
S 2
1/07/85
c
N
H 2
1/09/85
B 1
N
A54
H 2
l/U/85
A li
N
S 2
1/11/85
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N
H 2
1/12/85
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N
H 2
1/18/85
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N
H 2
1/18/85
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B3BBBE
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I N J E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
CITY EMPLOYEE SI
CORRECTIONS OFFI
MARIJUANA FOUND
CLEARING THE REC
GRANDMOTHER. SON
HELL-KNOWN LAWYE
VANN SET TO BEGI
OFFICERS ACTED P
LAW TURNS ASSETS
CITY STARTS DRUG-
DURHAM VICE RAID
POLICE: PROSTITU
POLICE'S OPERATI
ARRESTS DECLINE
2 MEN CHARGED MI
THREE MORE PEOPL
WOMAN ARRESTED F
CHASE ENOS IN AR
CHASE ENDS IN AR
50 PEOPLE ARREST
•OPERATION RED L
11 CHARGES FILEO
TABORN FACES CHA
CHARGES FOLLOW S
2 WOMEN CHARGED
WOMEN ARRESTED 0
MAN FACING HIT-A
MORGAN: SBI OUT
SUPREME COURT OV
DRUG CHARGES FIL
MAN FACES 4 DRUG
SLAIN MAN. DRUG
FIRE CALL LEADS
IGHTEO 8
CER CHAR
AT 8AHAM
ORO
FINED «
R'S SON
N JAIL T
ROPERLY
OVER TO
ROUNDUP
NETS 75
TION OEM
ON RED L
IN VICE
TH DRUG
E INDICT
OR DRUGS
REST, DR
REST
ED AT BI
IGHT' RE
AFTER C
RGES FOL
EARCH OF
ON HEROI
N ORUG C
NO-RUN
OF MONEY
ERTURNS
ED
COUNTS
CASE CON
POLICE T
ERROR
GED. FBI SAYS
FARM
2 MILLION ON DRUG CHARGES
SENTENCED IN COCAINE CASE
IN ORJG CASE
AUTHORITIES
AND STILL HIGH
IGHT ARRESTS REACH 75 IN DRUG.
PROBE
OFFENSES
ED IN COCAINE LABORATORY CASE
UG CHARGES
KE PARTS SWAP MEET
SULTS IN 17 CONVICTIONS
HASE
LOWING POLICE CHASE
HOUSE
N COUNTS
HARGES
ORUG Charges
FOR UNDERCOVER DRUG BUYS
1983 3URHAM DRUG CONVICTION
PROSTITUTION.
NECTEO
0 ARR=ST DURHAM WOMAN ON DRUG COUNTS
ORUGS. ORIVING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
RUNAWAY CAR HITS 3 CITY TOTS
DRUGS. LAWS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. DRUG ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
THORNBURG WANTS ASSETS FROM DRUG TRADE FURFEITED AND USED FOR LAW...
LEGISLATION AIMED AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
OILAUDtP PENALTIES MAY BE TOU'HENFO
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGED FOR HURTING PREGNANT WOMEN
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
MARTIN SAYS HF WILL MONITOR NEGOTIATIONS ON TAX CUTS
CONTROL IS KEY TO INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINDING IT EASED MARIJUANA POSSESSION.
ORUGS, MARIJUANA
SEE MARIJUANA
DRUGS. PRESCRIPTION
SEE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
ORUGS. RESEAR
SEE ALSO M
SEE ALSO R
NEW ORUG
SAFER DR
PROFESSO
UNC TO H
KIDNEY A
EXPERIHE
SCIENTIS
DRUG OEV
3-YEAR-O
POWERFUL
BURROUGH
TOBACCO
HOPE FRO
CH
EOICAL RESEARCH
ESEARCH
S HAVE REOUCEO MEOICAL COSTS
UGS PREDICTED FOR ANXIETY
R HAS PRAISE FOR NEW HEART ORUGS
OST NATURAL MEDICINES MEETING
ID STOPS SHORT
NTAL ORUG TESTED AGAINST AIOS
IS SEARCHING FOR VACCINE
ELOPEO IN RTP FOUNO LESS
LDS TO TEST NEW IMMUNITY
DRUGS MAY MEAN RISK FOR
S-WELLCOME EXPANOING ORUG TESTS
INGREDIENT USED IN EXPERIMENTAL HEART
M TOBACCO
TOXIC
DRUG A
NURSES
DUKE
ORUGS. SALES
UNC STUDY: OVER-THE-COUNTER 0* UG SALES INCREASE PROFIT
ORUGS. SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AIRPLANES, N.C.
SEE ALSO DRUG OFALERS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA
SEE ALSO marijuana, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING, N.C.
HUNT OPPOSES PAROLE IN IKE A T<
DELAY SOUGHT OF ATKINSON PAROL
NEW CRIME CONTROL SECRETARY EY
NEW CRIME CONTROL SECRETARY TO
RESTITUTION FOR VICTIMS TROUBL
•FEAREO-FOR-LIFE' DEFENOANT G5
ROBERTS' ARRAIGNMENT SET
MORGAN SEEKS MORE MONEY TO C 0*
MORGAN SYAS DRUG BATTLE MAY Rc
DURHAM DOCTOR OROERED TO PAY I
U.S. -MEXICAN TIES STRAINED
FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL ENTERS
JAIL DRUG-SMUGGLING CASE IN CO
2 DURHAM WOMEN CHARGED IN ORUS
COCAINE CONVERSION LABS EXPLOS
NEW PLANES EVEN OOOS
SUSPECTS SOUGHT ON DRUG CHAPG;
THE LINGERING MENACE
GOVERNMENT WILL GET $957,000 f
PAROLE OENIEO FOR ORUG SMUGGLE
WILKES COUNTY SAID CENTER OF 0
FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL CONVICT
ON ARROGANT AMERICAN BEHAVIOR
MARTIN AIDE OROERED TO TESTIFY
OFFICERS IN ASHF SEIZE 80 POUN
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SAY N.C. MOU
JAIL INMATE CHARGEO WITH SMUGG
INMATE CHARGEO ON ORUG COUNT
FORMER BELIZE MINISTER GETS P7
CHANGE TO BLOCK DRUGS
EX-BELIZE MINISTER GETS 7-YEAR
AP ERRED IN ITS REPORT ON JUOG
OFFICERS LINK PARACHUTIST TO P
OEAO MAN WAS EX-OFFICER. SUSPE
AGENTS SAY PARACHUTIST OROPPED
CRIME SYNDICATE IN SPOTLIGHT A
GFORGIA ORUG DROP TRACEO TO OF
PARACHUTISTS' CRASH LINKED TO
ORUG CONSPIRACY PROBED IN CHUT
SMUGGLER TUG-OF-JAILS VICTIM
PLANE SABOTAGED AFTER BOTCHED
BELIZE OFFICIAL DENIES CHARGES
INSON CASE
E
ES WAYS TO HURT DRUG FLOW
TARGET N.C. ORUG TRAFFIC
ES COURT OFFICIALS
TS NINE-YEAR TERM
BAT ORUG TRAFFICKING
3UIRE MPRF MONEY
1.5 MILLION
INNOCENT PLEA
URT FRIDAY
-SMUGGLING ATTEMPT
IVE. OFFICIALS FEAR
ORFEITURE
R
RUG TRAFFICKING
EO OF ORUG CHARGES
IN CRAVEN
OS OF PURE COCAINE
NTAINS HAVE HECOMF
LING
ISON TERM IN DRUG CASE
SENTENCE
E'S COMMENTS
LANE CRASH IN N.C.
NOEO LAWYER
MORE COCAINE
FTER CHUTIST'S OEATH
AD PARACHUTIST
JUMPER WITH COCAINE
I ST' S OEATH
DEAL. DRUG AGENT SAYS
ON ORUGS
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MONTHLY/
N N U A L INOEX 3
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PACE 209
1/16/86
DATE
S I
E L
C PG L
LAW TURNS ASSETS OVER TO AUTHORITIES
INMATE'S MOM FACES CHARGE FOR MARIJUANA
WOMAN CONVICTED ON COCAINE CHARGE IN SMUGGLING CASE
AND. SO NOW THEY CALL HIM COKEY THE BEAR
DRUGS. TAXES
SEE ALSO FOOD TAX
SEE ALSO SALES ANO USE TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
GOV. MARTIN SAYS HE STILL PLANS TO ENO FOOD TAX
DRUGS. THEFTS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS. THEFTS
S300.000 IN DRUGS REPORTEO TAKEN FROM SBI LABORATORY
DRUGS. TRIALS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, TRIALS
ORANGE GRANO JURY RETURNS INDI
RESTITUTION FOR VICTIMS TROUBL
■FEAREO-FOR-LIFE' DEFENOANT GE
STATE STRIKES OUT ON TRYING OR
REMINGTON TRIAL UNOER HAY; JUO
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN REMIN
REMINGTON GETS 21-YEAR SENTENC
JURORS OISCUSS REMINGTON CASE.
OAY'S IN OEFENDANT PLEAOS GU IL
STUOENT FAILS TO APPEAR FOR T*
JUOGE WARNS TARDY DEFENOANT
FORMER NARCOTICS AGENT SENTENC
JUDGE OECLINES TO SUPPRESS RE:
CONTROL IS KEY TO INVESTIGATE
EX-DUKE STUOENT SLIPS DEPORTAT
MORF PLEAS EXPECTEO IN BOGUS '.
FORMER DUKE STUOENT PLEADS GUI
4 SENTENCED ON CHARGES FROM BO
OA: NO INNOCENT VICTIMS IN BOG
JUOGE FINDS CHATHAM'S EX-PRINC
MAN SENTENCED IN DRUG DEAL
LAST DEFENOANT IN COCAINE BUST
REFUSING TO TESTIFY GETS MAN 3
UTLEY SENTENCEO IN DRUG CASE
2 GET ORUG SENTENCES
5 SENTENCEO TO JAIL TERMS AFTE
REMINGTON FINEO ON DRUG COUNT
MARTIN AIDE ORDEREO TO TESTIFY
STITH ORDERED TO TESTIFY IN DR
PAKISTANI SENTENCED IN N.C. HE
CLEARING THE RECORO
HUNG JURY. PLEAS ENO DRUG CASE
GRANDMOTHER, SON FINEO 12 MILL
AP ERRED IN ITS REPORT ON JUOG
WELL-KNOWN LAWYER'S SON SENTEN
VANN SET TO BEGIN JAIL TERM
DRUG DEALERS SHOULD BE ARRESTE
OFFICERS ACTEO PROPERLY IN ORU
ORUG DEALER GETS 10 YEARS IN P
ROBERTS PLEAOS GUILTY TO ORUG
SIX PERSONS SENTENCEO IN COCAI
CHEMIST TO ESCAPE CHARGES FOR
STUOENT GIVEN NINE YEARS IN CO
U.S. GRANO JURY IN RALEIGH INO
CTMENT IN BANK ROBBERY
ES COURT OFFICIALS
TS NINE-YEAR TERM
UG CHARGES
GE DENIES SEVERAL MOTIONS
GTON RETRIAL
E
OISMISSED
TY
IAL
EO FOR STEALING EVIDENCE
ORDINGS IN ROBERTS CASE
E GRANO JURIES
ION IN 'COCAINE' CASE
OCAINE OEAL
LTY IN DEAL
GUS COCAINE OEAL
US DRUG DEAL
IPAL NOT GUILTY
GETS 18 MONTHS
0-DAY TERM
IN CRAVEN
UG TRIAL
ROIN RAP
ION ON ORUG CHARGES
E'S COMMENTS
CED IN COCAINE CASE
IMMEDIATELY
G CASE
RISON
CHARGES
NE CASE
ALLEGEO SBI DRUG THEFTS
CAIN6 CASE
ICTS 8 FOR ORUG IMPORTS
DRUNK ANO ORUGGEO ORIVING AWARENESS WEEK. N.C.
SEE ALSD DRUNKEN DRIVING
AWARENESS WEEK DECLARED
ORUNKEN BOATING
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
ALCOHOL. NOT USING LIFE PRESERVERS CITED IN TAR HEEL BOATING DEATHS
LAW PROPOSED TO SCUTTLE DRUNKEN BOATERS
MANY BOAT DEATHS INVOLVE DRINKING. LEGISLATORS TOLD
BOATING BILL HAS ONE PROVISION SCUTTLEO
ORUNKEN BOATERS CREATE OANGERS ON WATERWAYS
STRICTER BOATING RULES BEING SOUGHT FOR STATE
SENATE TAX-CUT PLAN PREPARED
HOUSE PANEL OKS BILL TO PREVENT HARASSMENT OF STATE EMPLOYEES
BOATING LAWS NEED BOOST
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
SQUADS BOOST BOAT SAFETY
SOUADRON KICKS OFF SAFE BOATING WEEK
HOUSE SUPPORTS OEATH PENALTY BAN
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL IS KILLED 4-3 BY SENATE PANEL
DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO BLOOD TESTS
SEE ALSO BREATHALYZER TEST
SEE ALSO DRAM SHOP LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO DRUGS. DRIVING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO DRUNK ANO DRUGGED ORIVI
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PR
SEE ALSO DURHAM SAFE RIDES
SEE ALSO LIOUOR LIABILITY
SEE ALSO MOTHERS AGAINST ORUNKEN
SEE ALSO PUBLIC ORUNKENESS
SEE ALSO RECKLESS ORIVING
SEE ALSO STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNKF
OWI'S SUCCESS STARTING TO EROO
DURHAM OFFICERS ARREST 6 FOR 0
CHURCH VOTES 83-75 TO KEEP PAS
NEW YEAR'S DWI ARRESTS OOWN
NO-NONSENSE CHARLOTTE KEEPS NO
POLICE SAY OWI ARRESTS OOWN FO
PASTOR ACCUSEO WITH OWI RETAIN
POLICE ACROSS N.C. REPORT DWI
MAOO WILL MONITOR DURHAM MAN'S
HURSEY'S MULTI-OWI TRIAL IS CO
IMPERFECT, WORTHWHILE
DURHAM OWI TRIAL GETS 4TH OELA
MAOO MEMBERS TO BE ON PATROL
INAUGURAL DRINKS RAPPED
DURHAM JAILERS TURNING WEEKEND
MADD'S IRE OFF MARK
MADD GROUP APOLOGIZES FOR CR IT
ORANGE MAN HELO ON PHONE CALL
WOMAN CONVICTED OF DWI IS FACI
OWNER OF CHAPEL HILL RESTAURAN
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT
ORUNKEN ORIVING SPREE NETS 4-v
JUOGE: HURSEY SHOULO HAVE BEEN
DWI SENTENCE PLEASES MAOO MEMB
•DURHAM SAFE RIDES' ORGANIZED
SENTENCE. SHORT RANGE! TREATME
RIOES PROGRAM BEGINS
MORE WOMEN REPORT CALLS ABOUT
SOBRIETY SHOULD PRECEDE RELEAS
ORGANIZER SAYS RESPONSE GOOD T
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
DURHAM OFFICEPS CONOR A TUL A IE D
OURHAM COUNCIL BACKS OKI RIDE PROGRAM
COUNCILMEN PRAISE RIDE PR0GRA1 FOB TIPSY TEENS
STUDY SAYS ALCOHOL COSTS DURHAM, STATE MILLIONS
RIOES PROGRAM BENEFICIAL
COY PRIVETTE SAYS STATE MUST CHANGE PORNOGRAPHY LAW
•SAFE RIOES1 HILL TRY TO KEEP ORINKING TEENS FROM DRIVING
MAN DIES HOURS AFTER COLLAPSE AS HE FACED JUOGE IN COURT
DURHAM SAFE RIOES: A LIFE-SAVING PROJECT
MAN CHARGED WITH DHI HAS 33 P»I0R CONVICTIONS
AUOIT SHOWS SCHOOLS IN CITY FISCALLY SOUND
NOBLE GESTURE. POOR MESSAGE
ALCOHOLISM: OISEASE OF HILL
MILLER TO FILE BILL RAISING 03 INKING AGE
THORNflURG HANTS ASSETS FROM DRUG TRADE FORFEITED ANO USEO FOR LAH...
BRUNSWICK JUDGE ARRESTED FOR DHI
MAN DIES. 3 INJURED IN HENOERSON WRECK
DRIVER EATS, LOSES RIG, BUT SHERIFF FINOS IT
JUOGE ACCUSEO OF Owl RESIGNS
BILL ON CHILD SAFETY SEATS STALLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
FIRE CHIEF'S WIFE ARRESTED
AGE NOT ONLY Owl FACTOR
FIRST-AID CLASS
EDITORIAL HAS DISSERVICE
POLICE SAY CHASE MADE AT 107 M PH
16,000 SOUGHT FOR SAFE RIOES
MOTORIST ROBBED OF 5500 AT GUNPOINT
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN MURDER SENTENCES
OURHAM OFFICER IS STRUCK
NEH DIRECTIONS, NEH GOALS: STEVE STREATFR IS OETERMINEO TO HALK AGAIN
SHOTS FIREO IN CAR HURT PASSENGER
MAN CHARGED HITH DRUNKEN DRIVING ON STOLEN FORKLIFT
INTERIM FINANCE DIRECTOR CHAR",EO HITH DHI
ORANGE OFFICIAL FACES OW I COUNT
INTERIM COUNTY FINANCE DIRECTOR FACES DHI CHARGE
TEEN-AGE SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CHARGED HITH DHI
EX-JUCGE PLANS TO DEFENO HIMSELF ON OHI CHARGE
CLARKSVILLE POLICEMAN IS KILLED
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN SEXUAL-FAVORS CASE
WOMAN FACES DHI, CHILD ABUSE CHARGES
ANOTHER MAN'S HALK WALTZES CANTI INTO JAIL
MAN IS SENTENCED TO FOUR-YEAR TERM FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING
2 TEENS INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT
MAN HHO RAN AHAY FREED OF DHI CHARGE
DURHAM HOMAN AIMS HANDGUN AT MAN
OURHAM MAN LEADS POLICE ON A HIGH-SPEED CHASE
DHI SENTENCES WELCOME
REVVING UP FOR SAFETY
MAN HHO OFFEREO 'FIX' FOR SEX GETS SENTENCE
HOUSE PROPOSAL FROWNS ON HAPPY HOURS
N.C. SENATE APPROVES EOUAL EDUCATION PLAN
FUNOS NEEDEO FOR SAFE RIOES PROGRAM
OVERCROWDING IN OPANGE JAIL GETTING WORSE
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
DRINKING AGE VOTE D6LAYE0 BY SENATE
3 INJURED IN FREAK SERIES OF ACCIDENTS
WOMAN 1NJURE0 AFTER CAR FLIPS
'HAPPY HOURS' PROPOSAL TOO 3R3A0, UNNECESSARY
CRASH ENOS CHASE; MAN IS ACCUSEO OF DRIVING DRUNK
NO-SHOW PROBLEM CONTINUES AT JAIL
MAOO HILL MONITOR OHI CASE
COMMITTEE OK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION 80AR0
■AMER-A-THON' SET TO BEGIN TODAY
SECOND CHANCE FAIR
CHANEY GAINING IMAGE AS HARD, FAIR JUOGE
PUBLIC BELIEVES CONVICTION RATE FOR ORUNKEN DRIVING IS HIGHER
HRECK KILLED GIRL! MOM SENTENCED TO 1-YEAR FOR DH I
FORMER JUDGE GETS SUSPENDED TERM
JUDGE GETS 30-OAY SENTENCE ON DUI CHARGE
PRIVETTE SAYS BILLS HOULO STRENGTHEN ORUNKEN DRIVING LAHS
HHERE OOES REGULATION STOP?
•MOOO OF COUNTRY' CITEO IN ENDING HAPPY HOURS
ABC BAN GOES TOO FAR
IT'S WRONG TO SELL SEER, GAS TOGETHER
OEFENOANT'S ABSENCE LEAOS TO ARPEST OROER
MAN'S BONO DOUBLED HHEN HE FAILS TO APPEAR IN COURT
MAOO-INSPIRING FILM WILL BE REBROAOCAST
ORUNKEN DRIVER CALLED 'REAL DANGER;' GETS ".-YEAR SENTENCE
TUOOR GETS 4-YEAR SENTENCE, FINE ON DRIVING CHARGES
WOMAN ACCUSED OF KICKING OFFICERS
NEH LAWS NEEO RULES FOR COURTS
MOTORCYCLE CHASE LEAOS THROUGH GOLF COURSE, ENDS IN 13 CHARGES
OURHAM MAN INJUREO DURING ARREST
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
MAN GETS 4-YEAR TERM IN DRUNK- OR I V I NG DEATH
DRUNKS' LAH FINE AS IS
WEEKENO JAIL SENTENCES ARE WEAK-KNEED JUSTICE
OHI IS A VIOLENT CRIME
BILL WOULO BAR COMMISSIONERS FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOAROS
PANEL OKS BILL TO LET DOCTORS REPORT IMPAIRED DRIVERS
DOCTORS NEEO LEEWAY
COMMUNITY SERVICE SAID EFFECTIVE PUNISHMENT
DOCTOR-DRIVER BILL GUTTED BY HOUSE
SERVICE, NOT PRISON PAYS IN MANY HAYS
DRIVER CHARGED 3 TIMES HOURS AFTER PASSENGER FATALLY INJUREO
PULLEY'S FAULT BILL ON HOUSE AGENDA
VIDEOTAPES "ROVE HORTH IN AIDING DHI ARRESTS
HOMAN CHARGED HITH DHI AFTER FATAL HRECK
COURT UPHOLDS PROVISION OF DHI LAW
124.5 MILLION WRONGFUL DEATH SUITS ARE FILED
BAN ON OPEN ALCOHOL IN CARS SOUGHT
ALCOHOL IS THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR IN HIGHWAY OEATHS
ORIVER CHARGEO IN TRAFFIC DEATH ARRESTED AGAIN
DURHAM TEEN DIES AT BEACH
LAWYER IS AC3UITTED OF OHI
YOUNG DURHAM MAN KILLEO ON R OA 0 ; N. MYRTLE BEACH RESIDENT CHARGEO
MAN FACES 3RD DHI CHARGE
JUOGE FINOS ATTORNEY NOT GUILTY OF OW I
MAN GETS THIRO OWI CHARGE IN SIX WEEKS
PEARSON'S VERDICT IN DRUNKEN DRIVING TRIAL IS CRITICIZEO
JUDGE'S OHI DECISION HURTS COURT CREDIBILITY
MAN CHARGEO HITH OHI HHILE LICENSE REVOKED
ROUGEMONT MAN CITED AFTER 12-HILE CHASE
EDHARDS FACES DRIVING CHARGES
JUOGE'S RULING OUESTIONED
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON ALCOHOL -OAMAGE SUITS
JUDGE MISSEO THIS CALL
DWI CONVICTIONS FILLING N.C. JAILS WITH WEEKENOERS
JUDGES DISREGARD OF LAH HAS FLAGRANT
OEFENDANT PLEAOS GUILTY IN APPEAL
TUOOR PLEAOS GUILTY TO OHI
EDUCATION/REHABILITATION CENTRAL GOALS OF A. B.C.
THO MEN ARE INJURED IN FRANKLIN ACCIDENT
JUSTICE IS ELUSIVE
STATE BOOZE SALES CAUSE OF DHI PROBLEMS
SAFE ROADS ACT'S INFLUENCE 'VERY SUBTLE'
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/65 - 12/31/85
MAN ON HORSE CITEO FOR DWI
UNC GRADUATE FILES SUIT OVER LICENSE REVOCATION
LAWS WON'T MAKE CARS SAFE ENOUGH
HAPPY HOURS IN N.C. TO ENO THJRSOAY BUT SOME BARS MAY TRY HAPPY DAYS
ONLY TOUGH JUDGES HILL CURB 04 I DEATHS
HAPPY DAYS MAY BE HERE AGAINt BUT HAPPY HOURS ILLEGAL
SAFF ROADS ACT IS VITAL EVEN IF IMPACT LIMITEO
HAPPY HOUR
•HAPPY HOUR' BAN FIZZLES
IN OKI CASE MAN GETS PRISON TERM
DRINKERS NEED HELP
IDENTICAL TERM, FINE IMPOSED ON APPEAL OF DRIVING COUNTS
CLIPPING OKI'S WINGS
SANFORD MAN CHARGED WITH HIT ANO RUN, DWI
MAN CHARGED WITH OWI, HIT-AND-RUN
MAN SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS FOR OWI OEATH
JUOGE ORDERS 4-YEAR TERM IN DWI CASE
MAN GETS A YEARS FOR ALCOHOL CHARGE
WEEKENO ARRESTS. ACCIOENT RESJLT IN MAN'S JAILING
SNELLS ARRESTED FOR SEVERAL OR I V I NG OFFENSES
JAIL OVERCROWDING BECAUSE OF }WI LAW may WORSEN
CAMPAIGN AIMED AT DRUNKEN DRIVING
2 MEN HURT IN WRECK, ORIVER CITED
MAN FACES DWI CHARGE
3 CRITICAL AFTER CAR CRASHES
2ND DRIVER CITED IN 1-85 WREC<
INJURED MAN IS CHARGEO
OWI COUNSELOR'S MESSAGE ALWAYS TOO LATE
DWI BICYCLIST FINED, SENTENCED
MAN IS CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
TV NEWS REPORTER CHARGED WITH DWI
JUOGE: DWI LAW CHALLENGE SHOULD GO TO STATE COURTS
MAN GETS A 1/2 YEARS FOR DRUN< EN DRIVING
•HERALD" COPY EDITOR CHARGEO J I TH DWI
NEWSPAPER EDITOR FACES OWI CHARGE
REPEAT DWI OFFENDERS NEED STRICTER PUNISHMENT
WIFE SENTENCEO FOR BEATING MAN
LISTENING: DURHAM JUDICIAL, COUNTY OFFICIALS SHOW CONCERN FOR PROBLEMS
REPORTS SHOW WRECK VICTIM WAS INTOXICATEO
WTVD WEATHERMAN CHARGED WITH DWI
GUILTY PLEA MADE IN DURHAM MAN'S OEATH
MAN SENTENCED IN TEEN'S DEATH
TALE OF 2 JAIL CASES: I SPURNEO. 1 BURNEO
TAVERN SUED FOR ACCIOENT
COURT UPHOLDS BUS DRIVER'S CONVICTION
JAIL ADOPTING NEW PROCEDURES TO AVOID MISTAKES
DURHAM POLICE PLAN EFFORT TO DEDUCE ORINKING AND DRIVING
OUKE STUOENTS ARE STARTING 'S«FE-RI0ES' SERVICE
IMPAIRED DRIVER LIKENEO TO LOADED GUN
WOMAN INJURED AS CAR STRIKES POLE
EDITOR FOUND GUILTY
TRUCK DRIVER FACES SIX TRAFFIC CHARGES
MAN ARRESTED ON 6 CHARGES
ORINK ANO ORIVE RESPONSIBLY
HOLIDAY DRINKING, DRIVING FOCUS OF SAFETY PROGRAM
EXPERT'S ESTIMATE OK IN DRUNK DRIVING CASES
TRADE GROUP DECRIES N.C. ORINKING LAWS
ATTEND CANDLELIGHT VIGIL
ORIVER CHARGED WITH HIT-ANO-RJN
MAN HELD ON DWI, GUN CHARGES
WEEKEND JAIL TERMS STARTING H WORK
ORUNKEN ORIVING CITEO IN WRECK AT SCHOOL
TROOPER: SEAT BELTS SAVED LIVES OF PAIR
DURHAM MAN COLLIDES WITH LONG ARM OF LAW
MAN CHARGEO IN OWI CASE
PATROL MOUNTS EFFORT TO APPREHENO OW I S
POLICE SAY FIRST MONTH OF CAMPAIGN TO REOUCE DRUNK ORIVING A SUCCESS
DWI ARRESTS HIT RECORO
DRINKING-DRIVER PATROL MAY HELP DURING HOLIOAYS
SAFE RIDES PROGRAM NEEDS ADULT VOLUNTEERS TO GET ON THE ROAD
BONOSMEN: MAGISTRATES SETTING BAIL TOO LOW
PATROL ARRESTS 700 FOR OWI
OWI CRACKOOWN NETS 700 ARRESTS
GROUPS TRY TO KEEP REVELERS OFF HIGHWAY
ORUNKENNESS
SEE PUBLIC ORUNKENESS
DUCK DECOYS
FOWL PLAY:
BECOMES LIFE'S WOR< FOR BEN HEINEMANN
OUCK HUNTING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
FEDS SEEK DECREASE IN DUCK TA<E
HUNTING RESTRICTIONS EYED BECAUSE OF OECREASE IN OUCKS
DUCK-HUNTING HARVEST GUT IN Nc W WILOLIFE REGULATIONS
WITH NUMBERS DECREASING, STATE'S CANAOA GOOSE SEASON CHALLENGED
START OF WATERFOWL SEASON NEASS FOR STATE'S HUNTERS
SOUTHERN HUNTERS ASKED TO SPARE BLACK OUCKS
OUCK STAMPS
N.C. OTTERS GET NEW HOME
DUCK VARIATIONS (PLAYI
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TOO MUCH DUCK WEATHER
HUNTING RESTRICTIONS EYED BECAUSE OF OECREASE IN DUCKS
ORPHAN DUCK WINS FARMER'S HEART
FUZZY OUCKLING A TOT'S OELIGHT
OUCKS UNLIMITED
SEE ALSO HUNTING
WITH NUMBERS DECREASING. STATE'S CANADA GOOSE SEASON CHALLENGED
NATION'S 1ST OUCK 'FACTORY' IN OPERATION IN NORTH DAKOTA
OUCKS UNLIMITED BANQUET SCHEOULED
DUKE ALZHEIMER'S FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK
SEE ALSO ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR THE STUOY OF AGING ANO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
RESPITE PROGRAM GIVES ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVERS A BREAK
PROGRAM GIVES TIME OFF FOR CARETAKERS
DUKE APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
SEE OUKE UNIV., INTERNSHIPS
OUKE ARTIST SERIES
SEE DUKE UNIV. ARTISTS SERIES
OUKE CAMPUS CLUB
SEE OUKE UNIV.
CAMPUS CLUB
OUKE CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
SEE CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
SEE DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
H 2 1/23/35 B 1 P P C56
H 2 3/02/85 A 10 N
S 2 9/19/85 A 18 N
H 2 10/26/85 C 1 P P S76
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H 2 10/20/85 C 11
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INDEX
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SUBJECTS
PACE 212
1/16/16
PG L P BYL
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OUKE UNIV., ENDOWMENTS
DUKE UNIV.! GIFTS C FU>4D RAISING
LLION 'SEED1 GREW INTO A MIGHTY MONEY TREE
NDOWMENT GRANTS ANNOUNCED
NDOWMENT GIFTS A PAST, FUTURE BLESSING
,ES VOLUNTEER HELP TO HOSPITALS
IOM6 GETS 190,000 GRANT
OUNDATIONS ANO CORPORATIONS GIVE « 1 74 MILLION
G-HEARTED STATE
TAJ' PROPOSAL HAY HURT DUKE ENOOWMENT
ES: OUKE 'VERY SOUNO'
LLION TO AIO N.C.-S.C. DUKE STUOENTS
IFT MILL HELP N.C., S.C., STUOENTS
0 AIO CAROLINIANS
PARHAM HOSPITAL RECEIVES 180,000 GRANT
OUKE CHAPEL
SEE OUKE UNIV. CHAPEL
OUKE CHORALE
•SINGING PERSONALS" NOTED
DUKE CHRONICLE (NEWSPAPER)
DUKE CONSIDERING ON-CAMPUS HOTEL
DUKE HOTEL PLANS REVIVED IN WAKE OF CIVIC CENTER DELAYS
OUKE ALUMNI WHO ARE JOURNALISTS TO MEET
•CHRONICLE' ENOORSES MARKHAM
OUKE STUOENTS RAP OFFICIAL'S STATEMENT
GROUP STUDIES IF REMARK WAS OFFENSIVE
OUKE COLLEGIUM MUSICUM
DUKE'S COLLEGIUM MUSICUM TO PRESENT TWO CONCERTS
MUSEUM OFFERS MEDIEVAL HOLIOAY
DUKE COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
SEE DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
OUKE DANCE GROUP
SEE ALSO OANCE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., DANCE PROGRAM
DUKE DANCE EVENT TO BE SATURDAY
DANCE CONCERT SET FOR TWO NIGHTS
OUKE DANCE LACKS AOVENTURE
DUKE ENDOWM
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
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DUKE FOREST
17-STORY BUILDING APPROVED: BUSINESSMAN PROPOSES STONE JOIN HIM.
3 SEEK PICKETT ROAD RE20NING
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON TREY8URN PROPOSAL
OUKE FOREST PINE STANO PART OF AC 1 0 RAIN RESEARCH
DUKE FOREST ASSOCIATION
BALLOON-RAISING TO PROTEST HIGH-RISE PLAN
FOES RAISING TRIAL BALLOON ON PLAN
COMMITTEE TAKES NO STAND ON 17-STORY BUILDING
HIGH-RISE ON AGENOA
COMMISSION REJECTS BID TO BLOCK 17-STORY TOWER
TOWER RE20NING OENIED
OPPONENTS STILL TRYING TO TOPPLE THE TOWER
EXERCISING FREE SPEECH
BUILDING APPEAL OEAOLINE EXTE^IOED
DURHAM DESERVES THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
CONTROVERSIAL REZONING "EOUEST TO BE HEARO
SKYSCRAPER GETS GREEN LIGHT AS COUNCIL REJECTS REZONING
BATTLE LOST IN HIGH-RISE REZONING BIO
OURHAM •EMBATTLED"
NOT ANTI-OEVELOPMENT
OUKE FUTURES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
DUKE STARTS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
OUKE SEEKS TO IMPROVE SUMMER JOBS
OUKE GARDENS
SEE SARAH P. OUKE GAROENS
OUKE HEALTH LINE
OUKE HOSPITAL TO PUBLISH HEALTH INFORMATION NEWSLETTER
DUKE M60 CENTER STARTS PUBLICATION
OUKE HEALTH SERVICE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
OUKE IMPROVES INSURANCE FOR EMPLOYEES
OUKE MEDICAL PACKAGE EXPANOS
OUKE HOMESTEAD ANO TOBACCO FACTORY COMPLEX
SEE DUKE HOMESTEAO STATE HISTORIC SITE
DUKE HOMESTEAO STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HISTORY
OUKE HOMESTEAD TO TAKE VISITORS BACK TO CIVIL WAR
LIVING HISTORY: EVERYTHING'S AUTHENTIC 1665...
SWING YOUR PARTNER
CONSTRUCTION ENDS
SITE TO GET DUKE HOMESTEAD REPLICA
HOMESTEAD TO GET MODEL. ..OF ITSELF
REPLICA OONATEO
CURING TOBACCO
TOBACCO CURING PARTY
FREE OF CHARGE
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT: IN THE SPOTLIGHT
WHITTLING AWAY
DUKE HOMESTEAO 'TRAVELS BACK- TO 19TH CENTURY
HISTORY COMES ALIVE
THEN ANO NOW AT DUKE H0MESTEA1
OUKE HOMESTEAD CHANGING SCHEDULE
OUKE HOMESTEAD HOURS SHORTER
N.C. HISTORIC SITES MARK SEASON
OURHAM YULE PROGRAMS SET
TIS THE SEASON TO TOUR HOMES
GETTING REAOY
OUKE HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL NORTH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, OURHAM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALS!
BURNING RAGS CLOUO HOSPITAL WITH SMOKE
FULL HOLIDAY ATTIRE
DUKE HOSPITAL, CITY GETS GRANTS
TRANSPLANT PATIENTS AT DUKE SAID STABLE
MEDICARE REVIEW MAY COST THREE AREA HOSPITALS
QUADRUPLETS BORN TO RALEIGH COUPLE AT OUKE HOSPITAL
OUAOS' CONDITION 'SERIOUS'
OUAOS 'VERY SERIOUS'
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12/31/85
OUAOS' CONDITION REGAINS SERIOUS
OUADS' CONOITION UPGRAOFD TO SERIOUS
QUAOS IMPROVE SLIGHTLY
QUAO TAKEN OFF RESPIRATOR
ANOTHER OUAORUPLET OFF RESPIRATOR
OUKE OUAOS LISTEO 'GOOD'
ALL OUAORUPLETS OFF RESPIRATORS
1-YEAR-OLO LIVER RECIPIENT AT DUKE IN STABLE CONOITION
LIVER RECIPIENT 'SERIOUS'
LIVER TRANSPLANT PATIENT REMAINS 'CRITICAL* AT OUKE
PARENTS OF THE QUADRUPLETS
OUKE INFANT 'VERY CRITICAL'
LIVER FAILURE CAUSES OEATH OF SHARPE TOT
TRANSPLANT BABY OIES
GETTING CLOSER TO HOME
CHEMICAL SPILL INJURES SEVEN
OUKE HOSPITAL STRAD0L6S ACADEMICS. BUSINESS
OUKE HOSPITAL. BUDGET
OUKE HOSPITAL TO REOUCE SOME OUTPATIENT SERVICES COSTS
LAWMAKER SAYS OUKE COULD LOSE II. 4 MILLION IN STATE AID
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW COVERS MORE FIRMS
DUKE TAKES WAIT-SEE STANCE ON FUNO NEEDS
OUKE HOSPITAL. CARDIAC DIAGNOSTIC UNIT
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. C AROIOVASCUL AR MEDICINE
OUKE HOSPITAL. NURSES
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, NURSES
OUKE HOSPITAL. OC
DUKE TAKES
DUKE HOSPITAL. OU
SEE ALSO AMBUL
DUKE HOSPITA
OUKE HOSPITAL. PE
SEE DUKE UNIV
OUKE HOSPITAL. RA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO HOSPI
DUKE HOSPITA
OUKE HOSPITAL AUX
OUKE AUXILIA
IT WAS 'CRAT
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NO SCENES SAVING BABIES
OUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, NURSES
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. 'IURSES
SEE NURSES. DURHAM
OUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, PARKING
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PARKING
OUKE HOSPITAL NORTH, RATES
SEE DUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
OUKE HOSPITAL POISON CONTROL CENTER
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, POISON CONTROL CENTER
OUKE JAZZ ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO JAZZ
JAZZMAN SHAW AT DUKE FOR PERFORMANCE, CLINIC
JAZZ CONCERT AT OUKE TO FEATURE LES BROWN AS GUEST CONDUCTOR
LES BROWN: TAKES a 'SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY'
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ARTSEEN
FREE JAZZ CONCERT WEDNESDAY NIGHT
JAZZ GROUP TO PLAY AT SUNOAY SERVICE
THE DUKE MAGAZINE
THE OUKE MAGAZINE TO RECIEVE 6 AWARDS
OUKE MANOR APARTMENTS
STABBED MAN FOUND OEAO IN DUKE MANOR
DETECTIVES SAY SCUFFLE PRECEDED MAN'S DEATH
POLICE HAVE A LEAD IN SLAYING
POLICE FOLLOW LEAD IN STABBING DEATH
WARRANT ISSUED IN OUKE MANOR SLAYING
POLICE SEEK MAN IN SLAYING
OUKE MANOR SLAYING SUSPECT AR*ESTFD
NO BONO FOR POOLE IN OUKE MANOR SLAYING
POOLE HELD WITHOUT BOND IN 0U< E MANOR KILLING
POLICE SAY WOMAN ASSAULTED IN BURGLARY
DUKE MEMORIAL UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
BROWNIE SMILES
BAZAAR ACTIVITIES
OUKE MOTOR LOOGE (CHAPEL HILL ST.)
THREE ARRESTED, RUNAWAY FOUND AT MOTEL ON CHAPEL HILL BOULEVARD
OUKE PARK
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
SPLISH SPLASH
SNOW FOOLING
OUKE PLAYERS
SEE ALSO OUKE
SEE ALSO THEAT
OUKE PLAYERS
OUKE PLAYERS
OUKE 'TARTUF
OUKE PLAYERS
•MOCKINGBIRD
OUKE PLAYERS
CAMPUS GROUP
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DUKE POWER CO.
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SUBJECTS
1/16/86
SEE ALSO "E0-4LERT
SEE ALSO POWER FAILURES
SEE ALSO WINTERIZATIQN »«OC'A'
DUKE POWER SAYS 'DISCOUNTS' MISLEADING
GROWTH IN DURHAM KEEPS UTILITIES RUST
OUKE POWER TO SEEK RATE HIKE
DUKE POWER PLANS TO SEEK 1 5X TO 20X RATE INCREASE
EVIDENCE BEGINS IN SUIT OVER BOY'S ELECTROCUTION
ELECTROCUTION VICTIM OESCRIBE"! CABINET AS GOOO HIDING PLACE
2 STUDENTS ARE SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS
2 NAMED FINALISTS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
WITNESSES: YOUTH WAS ELECTROCJTED IN FAULTY CABINET
YOUR CONTRIBUTION WOULD WARM A HOM£
LAWYER CONTENOS INSPECTION REPORT WAS FRAUDULENT
OEFENSE OPENS IN DUKE POWER SUIT
INSPECTOR SAYS CABINET SAFE. LOCKEO BEFORE ELECTROCUTION
BUILDING SWITCH
INSPECTOR TESTIFIES CABINET SAFE. LOCKED
FRIGID WEATHER. ICY ROAOS SLOW ACTIVITY IN TRIANGLE
JURY DELIBERATING IN SUIT
LENOING A HELPING HAND
WARNING SIGN NOT REQUIRED - DJKE POWER WITNESS
JURY TO GET OUKE CASE
JURY FINOS DUKE POWER NEGLIGENT
JURY RULES AGAINST OUKE POWER
POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS 2.000
OUKE POWER SUIT CASH PLEOGED
PROCEEDS TO AIO UTILITY SAFETY
DURHAM ENERGY FUNO ABOUT « 10.000 SHORT
DUKE POWER TO SEEK RATE HIKES FOR NUCLEAR PLANT COSTS
OUKE POWER MAY APPEAL JURY'S «3 MILLION AWARO
ELECTRIC BILLS MAY RISE 113
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IS OOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
LINE DOWN. BUCKET UP
POWER FAILURES PLAGUE CREEOMOOR. U.S. PRISON
OUKE POWER WARNS CUSTOMERS JANUARY BILLS WILL BE HIGHER
LIBRARY HAS NEWS ON NEW TAX ACT
CO-OP SAYS IT'S BENEFITING FR3M DEAL
COLE CASE RETRIAL DENIED: OUKE POWER PLANS HIGHER COURT APPEAL
DUKE POWER PLANS APPEAL
OUKE POWER FILES FOR 19. 6* RATE HIKE
DUKE POWER ASKS RATE INCREASE OF 19.6 PERCENT
HEATING FUND MEETS GOAL
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE?
RESPONSE HEARTWARMING
COMMITTEE MOVES TO END STALEMATE ON BUS SERVICE
150. 000 PENALTY PROPOSED AGAINST OUKE POwER
THORNBURG TO FIGHT DUKE POWER RATE HIKE
THORNBURG WILL OPPOSE DUKE POWER RATE INCREASE
ACCIDENT SPEWS BEADS AT NUCLEAR PLANT
CITIZENS' GROUP LAUDS RATE HIKE OPPOSITION
DUKE POWER PROPOSES REGIONAL CONSORTIUM OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES
OUKE POWER PROPOSES CONSORTIUM
DUKE POWER may APPEAL
PROPOSED RATES OUTRAGEOUS
DUKE POWER FAULTED IN BUS DRIVER TALKS
DUKE POWER APPEALS VERDICT
PLAUOITS TO THORNBURG
CITY may HAVE FLOAT IN PARADE
DUKE APOLOGIZES: THEY FEARED = 0R SON'S LIFE WHEN POWER WAS SHUT OFF
MONEY RAISEO FOR GENERATOR
METER READER CHALKS UP PERFECT RECORD
DUKE POWER'S CARING EMPLOYEES
HAZARDOUS-MATERIALS TEAM PROPOSED FOR EMERGENCIES
DURHAM STUOIES HOUSING APPEAL BOARO
ERROR BAD; RESPONSE GOOD
A TRAGIC MISTAKE
RATE INCREASE MEETING SET
GROUP PLANS MEETING ON DUKE POWER CO. RATE INCREASE REJUEST
CITIZENS GROUP RALLIES AGAINST RATE INCREASE
DUKE POWER IS WORKING ON 30IL5R FOR TVA PLANT
LABOR UNION HEAO CRITICIZES RATE HIKE BIO
RATE INCREASE OPPOSED
BOULEVARD AREA LOSES POWER
DUKE PATE HIKE OPPOSED
PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING
OUKE POWER DONATES SEVEN ACRES OF LAND TO BOTANICAL GARDEN
DUMP TRUCK PULLS DOWN POWER LINES
LINES DOWNED
OURHAM m4y MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO BUS STOPS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
TRADE GROUP WANTS DUKE HIKE DENIED
BUS SERVICE TALKS DRAW PRAISE. PROD
OURHAM MAN PUSHING FOR WASSELR'S LICENSE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
OUKE POWER EXPANDS PROGRAMS
OUKE POWER CO. ADDING CUSTOMERS TO RATE PROGRAM
CHAMBER. DUKE POWER RECEIVE FLAGS
REAGAN HONORS DUKE POWER. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
•GODSPEED' to HIGH RISE
WORK BEING DONE ON POWER LINES
THORNBURG TO FIGHT DUKE POWER INCREASE
VIGIL PLANNED AT DUKE POWER
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ANTI-RATE INCREASE VIGIL SET WEDNESDAY
PROTEST INCREASE
CITY OFFICIALS CRITICIZE ELECTRIC RATE HIKE
UTILITY POLE BLAZE DARKENS PART OF UNC
RATE-HIKE PROPOSAL 'GOES BEYOND BELIEF-
POWER RATE INCREASE UNFAIR
HEARINGS OPEN ON OUKE POWER RATE INCREASE
OUKE POWER LAUDED. BLASTED
SIDES STILL CAN'T AGREE ON NIC.HT BUS SERVICE
CITIZENS PRAISE. RAP DUKE POWER
OURHAM BUS PLAN IS OFFERED
OURHAM STUDIES NIGHT BUS SERVICE CUTS
FAMILY CONSERVES KILOWATTS. SAVES MONEY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA C TRIANGLE
THORNBURG TO DISCUSS OU«E REOUEST
EMOTIONS DISTORT FACTS ABOUT 'ATE-HtKE REQUESTS
OUKE POWER RATE REOUEST 'ARROGANT.' SAYS THORNBURG
OOCUMENTS OUESTION DUKE POWER'S STANO
RATE INCREASE RAPPED
RATE EOITORIAL 'A PR RELEASE'
OPINION EXCHANGE: WOMEN VOTERS OPPOSE RATE HIKE
RATE INCREASE REOUEST LOWERED
OUKE POWER REDUCES ITS RATE REOUEST
OPPOSE RATE HIKE
DUKE POWER SAYS EARNINGS DOWN
DURHAM EXPECTS HEAVY RAIN; WINDS CUT CHAPEL HILL POWER
CONSULTANT SAYS OUKE POWER SHOULO CUT RATES 1190 MILLION
STORM CAUSES LOSS OF POWER
CONSPIRACY 5C0RECARD: PHONES. PARKING. RECYCLED ELECTRICITY
POWER OUTTAGE BLAMED ON ROTTEN TREE FALLING
FALLEN TREE CAUSES LOSS OF ELECTRICITY
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
BRIEF POWER OUTAGE OUE SUNOAY
APPEALS COURT ORDERS TRIAL IN
0UK6 POWER IGNOREO DOUBTS ABOU
DUKE POWER GETS AWARD
N.C. COURT UPHOLDS OUK E RATE I
OUKE POWER NOTIFIED OF 164.000
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
POWER NEEDS IN DURHAM TO RISE
STORMS* WORST MISSES DURHAM
CRITICS CHARGE DUKE POWER IS 'J
STATE SUFFERS LOSS OF TEXTILE
BUS SERVICE PROPOSALS ARE MADE
CRITICISM LEAOS TO COUNCIL RIF
OUKE POWER OFFERING CARO FOR »
DUKE POWER'S RATE REQUEST MAY
N.C. DEMOCRATS THREATEN TO LIN
OUKE POWER LOSES GUILFORO TAX
THORNBURG GENERATES CHEERS BY
OUKE POWER HELPING OESIGN PLAN
AGREEMENT TO IMPROVE CITY BUS
MANY OEPENO OAILY ON RUSES
CHANGES OK'D IN BUS SERVICE
CITY OKS BUS ROUTE CHANGES; RI
HALF OF DUKE POWER'S RATE INCR
THORNBURG TO APPEAL OUKE POWER
ATTORNEY GENERAL PLANS APPEAL
BLUE CROSS 'BUYS AMERICAN'
OUKE POWER CO. RECEIVES AWARD
THUNOERSTORMS CAUSE SOME POWE*
UTILITIES COMMISSION REDUCES 0
PROJECT TRYING TO 'WHIP' ACID
PROCESS MAY CUT RADIOACTIVE AS
VANOALS DAMAGE POWER SU8STATID
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ACTS TO SAVE
DUKE POWER CO. DOUBLES GIFT T3
POWER OUTAGE HITS OOWNTOWN
DUKE POWER HIKES FUEL FUNDS
EARL OWENSBY NEGOTIATING TO B'J
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAR
OUKE POWER ASKS CUSTOMERS TO H
OUKE POWER MATCHING GIFTS TO F
BUS ROUTE CHANGES TO BEGIN NEX
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE DUKE POWER
OURHAM JOINS RATE APPEAL
CHANGING TIMES
CONCERNS OF UTILITY FIRM IN ST
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ING OUKE'S REQUEST
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DERS WANT IMPROVEMENTS
BASF OK'O
RATE HIKE
OF DUKE POWER'S RATE INCREASE
FOR RECYCLING
OUTAGES
UKE POWER'S RATE INCREASE
RAIN
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ELP NEEDY PEOPLE HEAT HOMES THIS WINTER
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AR
OUKE POWER CO.. EARNINGS
DUKE POWER'S PROFITS UP 6 PERCENT
DUKE POWER'S OUARTERLY EARNINGS RISE
OUKE POWER SAYS EARNINGS DOWN
OUKE POWER SAYS PROPOSAL WOULD WIPE OUT 1985 PROFITS
DUKE POWER CO.. EMPLOYEES
DUKE POWER EMPLOYEES PLAN TO BUY GENERATOR FOR BOY ON LIFE SUPPORT
OUKE POWER'S CARING EMPLOYEES
DUKE POWER CO.. SALES AND EARNINGS
SEE DUKE POWER CO.. EARNINGS
OUKE POWER CO.. SUBSTATIONS
GROWTH IN OURHAM KEEPS UTILITIES BUSY
OUKE PRIMATE FACILITY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, MEOICAL RESEARCH
ON HANDLING A LOVE-STARVED MONKEY
FOSSIL LINKS ASIA PRIMATE TO EGYPT
•LITTLEST LEMUR' HAS BOUNCING BABY BOY
LITTLEST LEMUR GIVES BIRTH
RICE TO GIVE ALUMNUS AWARD TO SIMONS
OUKE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
ATENSHUN: THEY WRITE WHAT THEY HEAR
SCHOOL FINOS ROOM TO GROW BETWEEN EAST, WEST CAMPUS
STUOENTS WIN ENERGY CONTEST
PRIVATE ENROLLMENT INCREASES
SCHOOL DIRECTOR, PUPILS ON FIRST-NAME BASIS
ARTICLE CONTAINED ERRORS
4TH-GRA0EPS SKIP SANTA, WRITE CITY COUNCIL
OUKE SPORTS HALL OF FAME
FOOTBALL PIONEER LEFT HARK ON OUKE
OUKE INOUCTS NEW HALL OF FAMERS
DUKE SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO DUKE WINO SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO DURHAM SYMPHONY
OUKE'S SYMPHONY PERFORMS TONIGHT
DUKE CONCERTS SET
OUKE TOWER APARTMENTS
REAL ESTATE AGENT'S LICENSE SJSPENOED
EX-RENTAL AGENT HAS LICENSE SUSPENDEO
BUSINESSMAN BUYING LCM WAREHOUSES
MORGAN STREET COMPLEX PROPOSALS TO BE OETAILEO
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT, OFFICE TOWERS PLANNED
DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO THE PITCHFORKS OF DUKE (SINGING GROUPI
PROVOST: SCHOOLS SHOULD WORK TOGETHER
OUKE CONSIDERS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
SANFORD PRAISES DUKE WORK ON ACADEMICS
'DUKE'S PURPOSE TO BE A GOOO CITIZEN-
MARTIN MAY MAKE TRIP TO HELP STRENGTHEN N .C .-MOROCCAN TIES
OUKE'S FINANCIAL SHAPE HELPS BOOST DURHAM
•YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU BUT IT'S NICE TO HAVE IT HERE I ANN LANOERSI
DUKE UNIVERSITY. GM AGREE TO 'A CLOSER RELATIONSHIP-
DUKE UNIV.. ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
MCDONALD PROMOTED
MCDONALD NAMED SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AT DUKE
DUKE NAMES BRINKHOUS HEAD OF COMPENSATION DEPARTMENT
OUKE APPOINTS DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC COMPUTING
OUKE NAMES FLEISHMAN VICE PRESIDENT
MAIORANO GETS DUKE JOB
OUKE UNIV., ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., STUDENTS
DUKE'S HOT ALL RIGHT, BUT NOT THAT HOT
CHANCELLOR' S OFFICE
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
VICE CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS AND VICE PROVOST
VICE-CHANCELLOR FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS
VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATION
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11/15/85
A
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N
H 2
11/20/85
8
1
N
S 2
11/20/85
A
1
N
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H 2
11/21/85
A
7
N
S 2
11/21/85
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11/28/85
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4
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S 2
11/28/85
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1
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8
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M66
S 2
12/09/85
C
12
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12/10/85
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1
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M69
H 2
1/25/85
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H 2
4/27/85
A
9
N
H 2
7/20/85
A
6
N
H 2
8/01/85
D
5
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H 2
3/13/85
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3
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H 2
3/16/85
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2
2
2
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1/20/85
2/28/85
4/14/85
4/15/85
5/09/85
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A
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1
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1
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13
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N
N
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D80
080
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H
H
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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/20/85
2/09/85
5/10/85
9/25/85
11/11/85
11/18/95
12/23/85
B
A
C
A
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A
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12
7
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1
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N
N
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W24
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3/24/B5
4/13/85
8
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1/24/85
10/19/85
A
A
6
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H
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H
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
4/30/85
4/30/"5
6/13/85
8/28/85
8/29/85
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A
A
B
17
4
1
1
1
N
N
N
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L41
M69
L41
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2
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1
2
2
2
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3/02/B5
4/13/85
6/08/85
7/16/85
9/14/85
9/30/B5
10/31/85
12/01/85
A
A
A
D
C
A
C
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3
15
1
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3
4
4
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5/13/85 C
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9/19/85 B
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V.. ALUMNI
LSO CHARLES A. DUKES AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER SERVICE
iLSO DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWAROS
LSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. ALUMNI
E HONORS OUNN
E'S OLOEST LIVING ALUMNA HONORED
TRIPS COMBINE EDUCATION WITH FUN
MNI TRAVEL OIRECTOR CREATES 'NICE MEMORIES'
OUKE MAGAZINE TO RECIEVE 6 AWARDS
IFORO PRAISES OUKE WORK ON ACAOEMICS
FORO URGES CONTINUED PROGRESS
E HONORS ALUMNA
E ALUMNI DONATE 1650.000
E ALUMNI BENEVOLENT
ICERS OF OUKE ALUMNI CHOSEN
E ALUMNI WIN NATIONAL GIVING AWARD
E ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAM WINS AWARO
E ALUMNI WHO ARE JOURNALISTS TO MEET
PITAL INDUSTRY DECLARED HEALTHY
E VOLUNTEER AWAROS GIVEN
TO OUKE UNIV.
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SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. DURHAM
POLICE: SAME MAN LINKED TO 6 CRIMES
ASSAULTS. BREAK-INS POINT TO I MAN
OUKE UNIV., ATHLETIC TRAINING BUILDING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DEPT.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
OUKE TRUSTEES OK CONCEPT OF NEW ATHLETIC FACILITY
CONSTRUCTION OF SPORTS BUILDING OK • 0 FOR OUKE
OUKE UNIV.. AwAROS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO CHARLES A. DUKES AWARO FOR OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER SERVICE TO DUKE UNIV
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISH^ ALUMNI AWAROS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWARDS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. PRESIDENTIAL AWAROS
DUKE'S BISHOP IN RESIDENCE RECEIVES HONORARY DOCTORATF
WEBB WINS WRITING AWARO
OUKE AWAROS JULIA DALE PRIZE FOR MATH TO TWO STUDENTS
TROPICAL STUOIES GROUP AT OUKF TO SHARE PRIZE
CONSORTIUM AT DUKE WINS PRIZE
HUMANITARIAN AWARD NOMINATIONS OPEN
TRIMMER GETS TEACHING AWARO
OUKE WINS COST-CUTTING PRIZE
WAYLANO WINS NEW OUKE AWARO
PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT WINS DUKE AWARD
OUKE VOLUNTEER AWARDS GIVEN
S OUKE EMPLOYEES WIN SERVICES AWAROS
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1/30/R5
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1/31/R5
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3/31/R5
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4/01/85
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6/09/95
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6/12/85
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N
s
7
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6/20/95
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6/22/85
A
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6/25/85
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6/26/85
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10/31/85
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11/01/85
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s
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11/30/85
A
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12/02/85
A
1
P N
HO 3
H
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12/03/85
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3/02/85
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1
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3/03/85
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OUKE UNIV.. BIVINS BUILOING
RENOVATIONS CREAT A COMPLEX FOR ARTS AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV.. ORANSON THEATER
SEE ALSO OUKE PLAYERS
RENOVATIONS CREAT A COMPLEX FDR ARTS AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV.. BROAOWAY AT DUKE SERIES
OUT-OF-TOWN TALENT APPEARING SOON
DUKE UNIV.. 3U0GET
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS C FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., INVESTMENTS
OUKE PLANS MONITOR ON S. AFRICA TIES, SANFORD TELLS BOARD
OUKE WINS COST-CUTTING PRIZE
TRUSTEES: DUKE 'VERY SOUND'
OUKE TRUSTEES HEAR TUITION-HKE PLAN
OUKE UNIV., BUILOING L RENOVATION PROJECTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. PROPERTY
SEE ALSO JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN UNIV. CENTER
ARCHITECT SELECTED
ARCHITECTURAL FIRM RETAINED OT PLAN OORM
DUKE TRUSTEES OK CONCEPT OF N5 W ATHLETIC FACILITY
CONSTRUCTION OF SPORTS BUILOING OK • D FOP OUKE
RENOVATIONS CREAT A COMPLEX FOR ARTS AT OUKE
BUILDERS SET SIZZLING PACE
OUKE UNIV., CALENOAR AND SCHEDULES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. COMMENCEMENT
DUKE EXPECTING 1.440 FRESHMEN TODAY
BRODIE FEELS BONO WITH FRESHMEN
OUKE, NCCU BEGINNING NEW YEAR
OUKE UNIV.. CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. ADMINISTRATION
DUKE'S PYE FINALIST FOR COLORAOO POST
OUKE UNIV.. CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES
JAPANESE FIGURES AOORN TREE AT DUKE
OUKE UN
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ALSO COLLEGES, N.C., COMMENCEMENT
ALSO DUKE UNIV.. CALENDAR AND SCHEDULES
ALSO OUKE UNIV., HONORARY DEGREES
KE GRADUATION LAST ONE FOR SANFORD
NFORO HANDING OUT OIPLOMAS FOR LAST TIME
KE TO GIVE 4 HONORARY DEGREES
V. COFFIN TO AODRESS CLASS OF '85
KF GRAOUATES TO HEAR 1960'S ACTIVIST COFFIN
KE TO GIVE TOP ALUMNI AWARO TO ELIZABETH DOLE
ANSPORTATION SECRETARY OOLE TO GET OUKE ■ S 3R0 0 1 STI NGUI SHFO ALUMNI
OTEST PLANNEO AT DUKE ON S. AFRICA CONNECTION
NFORD URGES STUDY OF OUKE INVESTMENTS
KE WILL GIVE DEGREES ON SUNDAY
ENTS LISTEO FOR OUKE GRADS
ENTS GIVEN FOR OUKE GRADUATES
LLEGE GRADUATION SEASON BEGINS IN N.C.
KE PRAISES "UNCLE TERRY'
GINEERING HAPPINESS
ADUATION SMILES FOR MONDAY
AOS. PARENTS, SANFORO HAPPY AT OUKE GRADUATION
RCHING INTO WADE
UZELIUS GETS AWARO FOR TEACHING
OTT GETS METHODIST CHURCH AWARD
CES OF OUKE
SING JOBS WON'T HELP BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA
KE ANNOUNCES 1985 GRADUATES
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11
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12/20/85
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H 2 8/09/B5 0 12 N OBO
S 2 B/29/85 0 12 N
H 2 5/05/85 B 1 P N W24
H 2 7/16/85 A 1 N
S 2 9/27/85 A I N J13
S 2 12/06/85 A 1 N J13
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1/30/95
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1
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1/31/85
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2 8/22/85 9 I P N W24
2 8/23/95 B 1 P P K30
2 8/26/85 A 1 N
H 2 4/21/85 A 1 P N
S 2 12/07/85 A s P N S27
5 2
4/15/85
A
I
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N
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4/17/85
B
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N
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H 2
4/26/85
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6
N
S 2
4/29/85
A
5
N
H 2
5/01/95
A
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N
S 2
5/01/85
A
1
N
H 2
5/02/85
A
19
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N
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H 2
5/02/35
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1
N
S 2
5/02/85
A
1
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1 38
S 2
5/02/85
A
14
N
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5/03/85
C
1
N
S 2
5/04/85
A
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H 2
5/05/85
A
14
N
H 2
5/06/85
A
1
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5/06/85
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5/06/85
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5/06/95
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5/06/85
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5/06/85
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5
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5/06/85
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5/06/B5
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S 7
5/07/B5
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1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE Ml
1/16/16
OSTERHOUT GETS OUKE DEGREE
UEE 1AC0CCA TO AODRESS DUKE G' AOS
DUKE UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
DUKE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER IS 'WHIZ KID'
DUKE TEACHES LANGUAGES BY COMPUTER
DUKE SCHOOL TO RECEIVE NEW SOFTWARE PROGRAM
DUKE APPOINTS DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC COMPUTING
ATCT GIVES DUKE COMPUTER SYST'M
DUKE GIVEN J2.9 MILLION COMPUTER SYSTEM
OUKE UNIV., CONCERTS
JAZZMAN COMING TO TOWN
MUSIC IS ALL-ABSORBING FOR PIANIST ASHKENAZY
JAZZMAN SHAW AT OUKE FOR PERFORMANCE, CLINIC
DUKE CONCERT SET
SEVERAL CONCERTS, RECITALS SET AT DUK F
DUKE musk DEPT. OFFERS PROGRAMS
DAZZLING PIANIST TICKED IVORIES, NOT AUDIENCE
•ROMANTIC PIANIST CONFIRMS BILLING
HARPSICHORD RECITAL SCHEDULED SUNOAY
HARPSICHORO RECITAL SCHEDULED SUNDAY
LES BROWN TO CONDUCT FREE CONCERT AT OUKE
100 SINGERS FROM TRIANGLE TO PERFORM WITH ROTTEROAM PHILHARMONIC
CONLON: AN AMERICAN IN ROTTERDAM
DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL SINGERS WILL BE AT DUKE
CIOMPI QUARTET VIOLINIST TO GIVE RECITAL
LES BROWN: TAKES A 'SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY1
BACHAUER CONCERT SET
ROTTERDAM ORCHESTRA MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION
STRING OUARTET TO GIVE CONCERT
DANCE CONCERT SCHEDULED TODAY
ARTSEEN
ROTTERDAM REMARKABLE, "FAUST" A BORE
DUKE TO OFFER FREE CONCERT
DUKE CHORALE PLANS FREE CONCERT
OUKF CHORALE TO GIVE FREE CONCERT
DUKE TO OFFER 2 FREE CONCERTS
DUKE GRAO TO PERFORM AS COMPOSER, PIANIST
SPECIAL BACH PROGRAM SET
FAMED PIANIST WILL PERFORM
HAPPY 8-DAY, BACH
CONCERT SET
CONCERT TO HONOR BACH
RE-ORDERING SPICES BACH CONCERT
FREE CONCERT SET
STUDENT RECITALS, OPERA WORKSHOP PLANNED AT EUKE THIS MONTH
MAURICE WRIGHT RETURNS TO OUKE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: HTIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SPRING DANCE CONCERT SET
DUKE OFFERS FREE CONCERT, PERFORMANCES
DUKE SCHEDULES YOUTH CONCERTS FOR LATE APRIL
AT 40, ERIC CLAPTON STILL HIS OLD ROCK- "N "-ROLL SELF
CIOMPI QUARTET TO GIVE CONCERT SERIES
CONTRASTS IN TONE AND INTENT MARK CIOMPI CONCERT
ZUKERMAN, "CRUCIBLE" IN "85-"86 OUKE ARTISTS SERIES
FULLER, JEFFREY PLAN CONCERT AT OUKE
TROMBONE, SAX PLAYERS TO TEAM FOR DUKE CONCERT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
OUKE SHOULO ENO ROCK SHOWS
THE "GOOO' ROCK CONCERTS
DUKE CHAPEL SCHEOULES PROGRAM OF ORGAN MUSIC
OOTY TO PRESENT CONCERT
OUKE TO HOST 40TH SEASON OF CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES
GUARNERI OUARTET TO OPEN CHAMBER SESSION
MUSICAL OUO FEATURED IN FIRST RECITAL
DUKE TUNES UP FOR MUSICAL EVENTS
DUKE GARDENS CONCERT SET SUNOAY
OUKE PLANS GOSPEL MUSIC CELEBRATION
DUKE CONCERTS SET
TWO FREE CONCERTS AT DUKE
DUKE'S COLLEGIUM MUSICUM TO PRESENT TWO CONCERTS
CLASSICAL MUSIC PROGRAM SCHEDJLEO
A POOR PERFORMANCE
SINGER WILL BE AT OUKE
CONCERT TO FOCUS ON 20TH-CENTURY COMPOSFRS' WORK
ALL-BEETHOVEN PROGRAM PLANNFO
HUNGARIANS BY HUNGARIANS MA06 MARVELOUS MUSIC
•THE MESSIAH" SEEN AS OUKE TRIUMPH
OUKE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SEMINARS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., WORKSHOPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPECIAL EVE'ITS DEPT.
2-DAY CONFERENCE ON ASIAN STUDIES SET FOR DURHAM
DUKE'S FUOUA SCHOOL TO HOLD CONFERENCES
DUKE SLATES BUSINESS CONFERENCES
CAREER CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT OUKE
CONFERENCE TO ORAW DUKE GRADS
CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS THIRD WDRLD
ATLANTA MAYOR TO SPEAK AT DUKE CONVOCATION
U.S. WORLD "SELFISHMESS" ASSAILED
3RD WORLD WOES LINKED TO DEBT
CANAOA WEEK STARTS MONDAY
BRAZILIAN OFFICIALS TO VISIT DUKE
TRADE OFFICIALS TO HOLO CONFERENCE AT DUKE
RUSSIAN. U.S. TRAOE OFFICIALS MEET AT DUKE
TURNER: U.S., SOVIET "JERKS" SHOULO UNITE
BETTER U.S. -SOVIET TRAOE COOPERATION URGED
TURNER: SUPERPOWERS CAN WORK To SAVE WORLD
STICK TO TELEVISION. TED
GET AN AGENT TO TELL YOUR STORY, SOVIETS TOLD
J,!£.HnoLS5.Y^ ,!M?}CT 0N BUSINESS EOUCATION TO 8E STUDIED AT CONFERENCE
NAYLOR HELPS EAST, WEST UNOERSTANO EACH OTHER
MONEY ANO IDEAS EYE ONE-ANOTHFR
VENTURE FIRMS MEETING
HIGH-TECH IDEAS IN SEARCH OF VENTURE CAPITAL
DURHAM HIGH-TECH MART ORAWS CAPITAL
MEDICAL HISTORY GROUP BEGINS MEETING TODAY
MANAGERS FROM 10 STATES ATTENO SEMINAR
IMPACT OF LEAD ON CHILOREN ANO AOULTS TOPIC OF MEETING
OUKE ENGINEER TO LEAO CONFERENCE
FIVE WRITERS GIVING REA0ING5 AT DUKE
READY TO SHIFT LANES? OUKE PLANS CAREER FAIR
FORESTRY INVESTMENT CONFERENCE AT DUKE
2iS?^S9f9°!:„SINI 0RS CEARN ABOUT BUSINESS IN PROGRAM AT OUKE
MARKETING CONFERENCE BEGINS TODAY AT DUKE
LAWS MAKE TRADE SECRETS HARD TO KEEP— LAWYER
"BODY-MIND" CONFERENCE SCHEDULED AT OUKE
OUKE SETS CONFERENCE ON WOMEN'S CAREER CHOICES
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N E ELY
P D DATE C PG L P
S 2 5/16/85 C 6 N
H 2 9/18/R5 B 1 P N
S 2
1/25/85
C
1
N
L33
S 2
2/27/85
A
1
N
S 2
6/25/85
A
5
N
H 2
9/19/85
B
6
N
080
S 2
10/14/85
A
1
N
J13
H 2
10/15/85
A
1
P N
F50
S 2
1/IT/85
0
4
P F
H 2
1/18/85
0
3
P F
W66
H 2
1/22/85
A
14
P N
S 2
1/22/85
3
1
N
H 2
1/23/85
A
11
N
080
S 2
1/24/85
A
1 1
N
S 2
1/24/85
c
16
R
H 2
1/25/85
0
5
P R
S66
S 2
2/05/85
c
3
N
H 2
2/07/85
a
5
N
080
S 2
2/13/85
A
1 J
N
S 2
2/14/85
D
LS
N
H 2
2/15/85
D
7
P F
W66
S 2
2/18/85
A
9
N
S 2
2/21/85
C
3
N
S 2
2/21/85
0
1
P F
B71
H 2
2/22/85
0
10
N
S 2
2/22/85
A
7
R
H 2
2/26/85
B
4
N
H 2
2/28/85
B
1
N
S 2
2/28/85
D
4
F
871
H 2
3/01/85
D
11
R
S66
S 2
3/04/85
B
4
N
S 2
3/05/85
B
5
N
H 2
3/06/85
A
3
N
080
S 2
3/12/85
A
9
N
S 2
3/15/85
A
3
N
S 2
3/15/85
A
10
N
S 2
3/18/85
B
6
N
S 2
3/22/B5
A
8
R
S 2
3/27/85
A
15
N
H 2
3/28/85
A
24
N
H 2
3/29/85
0
3
R
S66
S 2
3/29/85
D
4
N
S 2
4/01/85
A
3
N
S 2
4/04/85
0
3
P N
H 2
4/05/85
D
8
P F
S 2
4/08/85
A
5
N
S 2
4/16/85
c
3
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H 2
4/21/85
B
a
N
080
H 2
4/26/85
D
4
P R
H 2
5/14/85
A
6
N
D80
H 2
5/24/85
0
5
R
S66
H 2
5/24/85
0
5
N
S 2
5/24/85
c
3
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H 2
5/26/85
A
11
N
H 2
6/07/85
0
&
P N
H 2
6/20/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/27/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/18/85
a
6
N
S 2
7/29/85
c
4
N
S 2
8/24/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/27/85
B
10
N
D30
S 2
9/03/85
C
5
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9/19/85
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9/27/85
A
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10/05/85
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10/19/85
A
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10/20/85
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11/07/85
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11/10/85
3
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11/26/85
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11/26/85
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12/01/85
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12/01/85
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12/06/85
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12/09/85
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1/24/85
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1/28/85
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1/29/85
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2/06/85
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2/11/85
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2/12/85
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OUKE UNIV., CONSTRUCTION
SEE OUKE UNIV., BUILDING
OUKE UNIV., CURRICULUM
C RENOVATION PROJECTS
MUNTHLY/AN
HU A L I N 0 E X
1/01/65 - 12/31/85
S U B J E C
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CANADIAN STJDIES PROGRAM „._,
SEE ALSO DUKE UNlU; ISLAMIC AND ARABIC DEVELOPMENT STUOIES
DUKE OFFICIAL DEFENDS UNIVERSITY CURRICULA
OUKE TEACHES LANGUAGES BY COMPUTER
A SPECIAL DEGREE. ..FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE
TALKING WITH PROGRAMS?
SSI ^I^rP^r^NlV'lDNArpSaGRArON0. TWO-CAREER FAMILIES-
KOURSTS ..HISTl h?L^Ng'^UP^"LIv1T.N HIGH-TECH SOCIETY
DUKE PROGRAM (JRAWS STATEWIDE INTEREST
IN DUKE LANGUAGE LABS. THE ACCENT IS ON TECHNOLOGY
DUKE'S WRITING DIRECTOR WANTS ENTIRE FACULTY INVOLVED
OUKE UNIVERSITY PLANS OPEN HOUSE WED. FDR ADULT PROGRAMS
UNOERGRAUUATE CURRICULUM AT DJKE TO BE EVALUAtEO
OUKE PANEL REVIEWS CURRICULUM
DUKE UNIV.. OANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO DUKE DANCE GROUP
SHE'S ALL FOR 'THREE FOR ALL •
DANCE EVENTS PLANNED FOR FEB. 23
OUKE DANCE EVENT TO BE SATURDAY
OUKF'S ANNUAL N.C. OANCE SET SATUROAY
D.A.N.C.E. EVENT TO BE HELD AT DUKE
DUKE PLANS DANCE SHOW
DUKE UNIV., DEMONSTRATIONS
SEPR0TEST[)PLANNFD4AT DUKE ON S. AFRICA CONNECTION
IJKfSrd:aIks4t^e^s^orN^ud^HIn3^tments
DU" uu'KE'-p.8f:L$e8&G£s-TH?R%G OF MORE BLACK PROFESSORS
OUKE UNIV.. OINING HALLS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FOOD SERVICFS
OUKE FOOO FIGHT PROMPTS INOUI'Y
DUKE OINING HALL FOOD FAR CRY FROM USUAL FARE
DUKE UNIV.. DORMITORIES . „
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUOENT HOJSING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL LIVING GROUP
ARCHITECT SELECTED
ARCHITECTURAL FIRM PETAINEO OT PLAN OORM
LIVE-IN FACULTY INCLUDES SOME YOUNGSTERS
TRUSTEES ANO STUOENTS AOORESS OUKE OVERCROWOING PROBLEMS
WARNING: COLLEGES UNOER ATTAC< „..„ cl
OORM PLAN GETS BAD REVIEW FROM TRUSTEES' PANEL
PLANS FOR NEW DUKE DORMITORY DELAYED
SPACE CRUNCH HAS OUKE IMPROVISING
MOVES EASE OVERCROWDING IN DU< E RESIOENCE HALLS
DUKE TRUSTEES AGREE TO REALLOCATE DORMITORY SPACE
OUKE M»Y OFFER NEW OORM OPTION
DUKE UNIV.. EAST CAMPUS
HARBINGER
ARCHITECT SELECTEO
ARCHITECTURAL FIRM RETAINED OT PLAN DORM
MR. DUKE. UP CLOSE
OUKE UNIV., EAST CAMPUS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. LIBRARIES
JAPANESE FIGURES AOORN TREE AT OUKE
0UK|6UNIV.. AJ^OYEESFEoE|)iTiaN 0|. STATg> C0(JNTY JN0 HUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FACULTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. RETIREES ASSOCIATION
DUKE IN SPARKS' SOUL
SALUTE TO OUKE .«.._«
TURSKE NAMED EMPLOYMENT CHIEF AT OUKE
41 DUKE EMPLOYEES GET PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
OUKE WORKERS' ART ON OISPLAY TODAY
OUKE EMPLOYMENT DIRECTOR APPOINTED
JOHN BRINKHOUS NAMED TO HEAD OUKE OEPARTMENT
UNION: DUKE DRAGGING FEET IN NEGOTIATIONS
DUKE IMPROVES INSURANCE FOR EMPLOYEES
DUKE MEDICAL PACKAGE EXPANDS
DUKE TRUSTEE AGREES 11* TUITIDN HIKE TOO HIGH
B OUKE EMPLOYEES WIN SERVICES AWARDS
OUKE'S AIKENS ENDS 'SECOND CAREER'
DUKE UNIV.. ENDOWMENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE ENDOWMENT ...„.
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. GIFTS I FU10 RAISING
SEEuKESUN?yESsiT?UPRe0JECT'pRG'aP0S6S TO PERPETUATE BLACKBURN LEGACY
SANFOPO ENDOWMENT ESTABLISHED
OUKE LEADER GETS PRAISE
DUKE ENDOWMENT ESTABLISHED
DIVINITY SCHOOL AT OUKE AOOS i ENDOWMENTS
DUKE UNIV., ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. ADMISSIONS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., STUOENTS
OUKE FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT TO DIP
DUKE FXPECTING 1.440 FRESHMEN TODAY
ORIENTATION BEGINS FOR DUKE F5ESHMEN
BROOIE FEELS BOND WITH FRESHMFN
DUKE. NCCU BEGINNING NEW YEAR
OUKE FNPOLLMENT STABLE; NCCU 3ISES
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
MOVES EASE DVERCROWOING IN DU<E RESIDENCE HALLS
FUOUA SCHOOL ENROLLS ITS LARGEST CLASS
DUKE UNIV.. FACULTY
SEE ALSO BLACKS, PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., VISITING SCHOLARS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ACAOEMIC COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWARDS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FUSUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. FACULTY
WITH LUCK, HE'LL FINISH DUKE CHOKE OH, FY YEAR 2000
OUKE PROF ON NATIONAL PANEL STUOYING MEDICAL ENGINEERING
BARBE" NAMED TO U.S.-SINO OCEAN PANEL
VETERAN JOURNALISM TEACHING AT DUKE
OUKE PROF SAYS FAITH BEST HOPE TO RACE DILEMMA
LIVE-IN FACULTY INCLUDES SOME YOUNGSTERS onnu.
PROFESSOR'S BLASTS FOR SCIENCE EARN NICKNAME: 'BWANA BOOM'
GRANT ANNOUNCED
OUKE PROFESSOR TEACHING IN INSRAEL
JOHN VICTOR SAL7.AN0, OROFESSO' AT OUKE
GREENFIELD GETS AWARD
OUKE PROFESSOR IN RUSSIA
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L INDEX 3
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
MUSICOLOGIST FROM SCOTLAND TO
HONOR GIVEN TO MCELHANEY
POUAGARE GETS RESEARCH AWAROS
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY F
THREE PROMOTED AT DUKE
AFTER WITNESSING HISTORY, JOU'
OUKE PROMOTES 3 TO PROFESSOR
FOUR NAMED TO PROFESSORSHIPS
DUKE ENGINEER LEADS SYMPOSIUM
STUDENT ENGINEERS LEARN BY OES
<. NAMED DISTINGUISHED PROFESS}
OUKE PANEL URGES HIRING OF MO'
2 NEW PROFESSORS NAMED AT DUKE
INVESTMENT CHANGE URGED
MFYERS RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP
OUKE EDUCATOR GETS HOWARD FELL
4 NAMED HUMANITIES FELLOWS
4 OUKE PROFESSORS RECEIVE FELL
ZOOLOGIST TO GET HONORARY OEGR
SCIENTIST AT DUKE AWARDED S20t>
STAODON ELECTED FELLOW IN SC IE
ELCHLEPP GETS ALUMNI HONOR FOR
OUKE PROFESSOR GETS MACARTHUR
OUKE PROFESSOR ENJOYS EXCHANGE
DUKE PROFESSOR TO BE CONSULTAM
FACULTY MEMBERS PRAISE HIS LEA
DUKE AODS FACULTY MEMBERS
DUKE MAKES FACULTY APPOINTMENT
HUCK FINN WAS THOMPSON'S KINO
OUKE PROF SAYS ALL TEACHERS SH
OUKE PROF RECEIVES VISITING PR
DUKE EDUCATOR SAYS LAWYERS CAN
DUKE PHYSICIST TUAN PLAYS SECO
DUKE FACULTY PROMOTEO
OUKE PROF NAMED EDITOR OF HAGA
PROF'S PAPER PLACES 1ST
FELLOWS PROGRAM HELPS SECONOA'
•LEARN FROM MISTAKES' IS THEME
BROOIE GIVES INAUGURAL ADDRESS
BRODIE SETS NEW GOALS FOR DUK=
DUKE FACULTY, STAFF JOINING FJ
OUKE LAW PROFESSOR GETS SCHOL»
8 OUKE PROFS GET FUL6RIGHTS
WALTER GORDY, MICROWAVE RESEA'
DUKE SCIENTIST TO PUBLISH CONT
SPACE SHUTTLES' SUCCESS MIXFO,
SHUTTLE SHORTCOMINGS SAID UNDE
DIVING GROUP HONORS DUKF'S OR.
OUKE ART PROFESSOR DIES
STARS, DUKE ART PROFESSOR, FO*
AFRICAN POLITICS EXPERT TO JOI
DUKE PROF: SOUTH PROMOTEO OWN
OUKE SCIENTIST ONE OF SIX NAME
PROFESSOR RAPS ATHLETES' RATE
OUKE SCIENTIST RECEIVES NATION
PROFESSOR APOLOGIZES TO MAYOR
JOIN OUKE
OR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
NALIST WANTS HER OREOS
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RS AT OUKE
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NO LEAD IN 2 MOVIES MADE IN N.C.,
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OF PROFESSOR'S ENGINEERING BOOK
TO FACULTY OF OUKE UNIVERSITY
ND DRIVE
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ROVERSIAL VITAMIN STUDY
SAYS OUKE TEACHER
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OF GRADUATION
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DUKE UNIV.. FACULTY, TENURE
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC TENURE
OUKE COUNCIL SEEKS TENURE AWARENESS
DUKE UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., JOURNALISM FELLOWS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEOICINE. FELLOWSHIPS
FORESTRY STUDENTS GET FELLOWSHIPS
4 OUKE PROFS NAMED FELLOWS AT RTP FIRM
15 TEACHERS GET FELLOWSHIPS FOR DUKE STUOY
DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARY LOU WILLIAMS JAZZ FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO INDIAN OCEANS ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO UMBRIA AT DUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
•THE MEDIUM' OPENS WINTERFEST
WINTER FESTIVAL SCHEDULED AT DUKE
SHE'S ALL FOR 'THREE FOR ALL'
INOIA IS FOCUS OF OUKE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT
HALPEPN TO READ FROM HIS POEMS
INDIAN OCEAN ARTS FESTIVAL AT DUKE OFFERS FREE FILMS
ISLAMIC FILMS FEATURED
INDIAN FESTIVAL CONTINUES WITH DANCE. MUSIC
MUSIC SERIES TO CONTINUE
BLACKBURN FESTIVAL FEATURES WRITERS
INDONESIAN PUPPETS TO GET SPOTLIGHT IN OUKE ARTS FEST
DANCE WILL BENEFIT DUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: HTIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
HOST OF FESTIVE EVENTS HEAOED FOR THE TRIANGLE
MOROCCAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL SET AT DUKE
N.C. -MOROCCO LINK TO BE OISCUSSEO
MOROCCO AT OUKE
MOROCCAN FESTIVAL CONTINUES AT DUKE
MOROCCAN FASHION A BLEND OF INFLUENCES
AMBASSAOOR HOPES VISIT WILL B'ING CULTURAL, ECONOMIC TIES
MOROCCO AT DUKE
THE ITALIANS ARE COMING
FAIR SCHEDULED AT DUKE FRIDAY
ISRAELIS TO PERFORM
OUKE UNIV., FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C FILM MAKING
BASKETBALL MOVIE TO BE FILMEO AT DUKE
FILM ABOUT '58 WILDCATS SET F3 R OUKE
BASKETBALL MOVIE TD BE FILMEO IN PART AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV., FINANCIAL AID
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO STUOENT AIO PROGRAM
OUKE BOOSTING FINANCIAL AID
DUKE FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE
FINANCIAL AID DIRECTOR NAMED
DUKE, UNC-CH RANK AMONG NATION'S FINEST
OUKE TUITION RAISE WOULO HELP NEEDY
OUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STUOENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUDFNTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUOENTS
OUKE'S ARABIAN STUDENTS WIN AS A I N
PICNIC, AMERICAN STYLE
OUKE'S ALSPAUGH OORM SEEKS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE BRINGS WO' LD TO DUKE
SYMPOSIUM HELPS SENSITIZE STUDENTS TO RACIAL INEQUITIES
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
OUKE UNIV., FUNO-RAISING
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HONTHLY/ANNUAL
I ■< U t X
12/3l/»5
SUBJECTS
1/16/Ob
SEE DUKE UNIV., ENDOWMENTS
SEE OUKE UNIV.. GIFTS C FUNO RAISING
SEE DUKE UNIV. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS C SCIENCES
SEE OURHAM/OUKE CAMPAIGN
DUKE UNIV., GIFTS
SEE ALSO DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE
SEE ALSO OUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE
SEE ALSO DUKE
SEE ALSO DURHA
DUKE PROGRAM
OUKE PRESS W
OUKE GETS GR
DUKE UNIVERS
DONATE FUNDS
STUOENTS SEE
DURHAM-OUKE
OUK E ■ S TIP G
SANFOPO ENOO
OUKE LEADER
DUKE OIVINIT
KRESGE GIFT
PHILANTHROPI
OUKE ALUMNI
OUKE ALUMNI
DUKE ALUMNI
OUKE ANNUAL
TWO FIRMS GI
OUKE RAISES
DUKE ENGINEE
•FLAT TAX' P
MARGARET WHI
GIFTS TO DUK
OUKE RECEIVE
BROOIE GIVES
SCHOLARSHIP
DUKE DRIVE N
OUKE FACULTY
OUKE TRUSTEE
DUKE GETS 55
GIFT ESTaSLI
TAR HEEL GIV
LATEST GIFT
51 MILLION P
ATCT GIVES 0
DUKE GIVEN $
DUKE'S 'VOUT
DUKE PROGRAM
GRANT ENOOWS
HO MILLION
GIFT TO AIO
OUKE VOLUNTE
HAMNERS CREA
PRIVATE COLL
THE HAMNERS*
HAMNERS' SCH
FIRM'S PEAT
COUPLE TO MA
C FUND RAISING
ENDOWMENT
UNIV., BUDGET
UNIV., ENDOWMENTS
UNIV., GRANTS
UNIV. ANNUAL FUNO [FORMERLY LOYALTY FUNOI
UNIV. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE ASTS C SCIFNCES
UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. GIFTS C FUND RAISING
M/DUKE CAMPAIGN
GETS FUNDS
ANTS NEW IMAGE
ANT
ITY PROJECT PROPOSES TO PERPETUATE BLACKBURN LEGACY
K PRIZE OF
EXCEEOS GO
ETS OFFER
WMENT ESTA
GETS PRAIS
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DONATE 565
BENEVOLENT
WIN NATION
GIVING PRO
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512.6 MILL
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FUNDS GIVE
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ENGINEERING SCHOOL
AYS FUNO-PAISING GOAL EXCEEDED
UKE ENOOWMENT
ET FOR ART AUCTION
984-85
FOR SCHOLARSHIP
TO FACULTY OF DUKE UNIVERSITY
ND DRIVE
ATE DORMITORY SPACE
LECTURES
RES
N
FAR-REACHING EFFECTS
M
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ISING
TIAL
LARSHIP
UKE STUOENTS
LARSHIP FUNO AT DUKE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ION TO OUKE
OUKE UNIV., GRADUATE PLACEMENT
JOBS LOOK GOOD FOR DECEMBER GR AOS
OUKE UNIV.. GRADUATION
SEE OUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
DUKE UNIV.. GRANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., GIFTS f. FUNO RAISING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, GRANTS
GRANT BOOSTS TIP PROGRAM
DUKE PROGRAM GETS 525,000 GRANT
DUKE CENTER PLANS SURVEY TO ASSESS HEALTH OF ELDERLY
ADJUDICATION CENTER GETS A PROMISE OF 430,000
OUKE GETS GRANT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DUKE, UNC RECEIVE GRANTS
3 DUKE UNITS RECEIVE FUNOS
DUKE ENGINEERING SCHOOL GETS "RANT
TEAM OF SIX DUKE STUOENTS COMPETES FOR 410,000 GM GRANT
DUKE ENOOWMENT GRANTS ANNOUNCEO
DUKE GETS GRANT
GRANT ANNOUNCED
DUKE PLANS TIP EXPANSION WITH GRANT
TIP RECEIVES GRANT TO EXPANO SERVICE
EIGHT RESEARCHERS AT OUKE GET GRANTS
FIRM GIVES OUKE 520,000
OUKE SENIOR RECEIVES GRANT
OUKE UNIV.. HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ARCHIVES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C HISTORY
FOOTBALL PIONEER LEFT MARK ON OUKE
TED MANN SHARES MEMORIES OF YEARS WITH OUKE SPORTS
OUKE ARCHIVIST SEEKS PERSONS WHO HELPED BUILO CHAPEL
FIVE men PRECEDEO SANFORO AS PRESIDENT
DR. CALLAWAY: DERMATOLOGIST GODFATHER
LEGENOARY COACH NEVER QUESTIONED OFFICIALS' CALLS
THE BOOK THAT ALMOST WASN'T
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: TRINITY COLLEGE COMES TO TOWN
DUKE UNIV., HONORARY DEGREES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
DUKE TD GIVE A HONORARY DEGREES
OUKE WILL GIVE DEGREES ON SUNDAY
OUKE PRAISES 'UNCLE TERRY'
OUKE UNIV., HOTEL PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
OUKE CONSIDERING ON-CAMPUS HOTEL
DUKE HOTEL PLANS REVIVED IN WAKE OF CIVIC CENTER OELAYS
DURHAM TIRES OF WAITING
OUKE SHOULD HOLD OFF ON PLANS FOR OWN HOTEL
DOWNTOWN HAS ITS OWN EDGE
DUKE SHOULD DELAY HOTEL CONSTRUCTION
DUKE TRUSTEES TO DISCUSS UNIVERSITY HOTEL
OUKE UNIVERSITY WANTS LANO REZONED FOR HOTEL
OUKE TRUSTEES DISCUSS PLAN TO BUILD HOTEL
COUNCIL TO REVIEW DUKE REZONING
ZONING CHANGE FOR DUKE HOTEL OK'O
COUNCIL OKS ZONING CHANGE FOR OUKE HOTEL
DUKE UNIV.. INTERNSHIPS
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6/20/85
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6/25/85
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6/26/95
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7/30/85
C 4
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8/09/85
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N
S 2
8/09/B5
A 3
N
S 2
8/21/85
A 1
N
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H 2
8/29/85
A 24
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9/01/85
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H 2
9/25/85
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10/03/85
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10/09/B5
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10/12/85
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10/21/95
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10/23/85
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10/31/85
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11/12/85
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12/09/85
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
page 221
1/16/86
SEE ALSO DUKE FUTURES
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
DUKE STARTS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
DUKE SEEKS TO IMPROVE SUMMER JOBS
DUKE UNIV.. INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. BUOGET
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. BUILOING C RENOVATION PROJECTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. PROPERTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.. INVESTMENTS
ASHE URGES OUKE TO EXAMINE INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
TRUSTEES AND STUDENTS AODRESS DUKE OVERCROUOING PROBLEMS
SANFORD URGES STUOY OF DUKE INVESTMENTS
SANFORD: S. AFRICA ISSUE NOT THOUGHT OUT
INVESTMENT CHANGE URGED
STUOENTS ASK TRUSTEES TO USE SULLIVAN TEST
SANFORD ASKS TRUSTEES FOR STU?V OF INVESTMENTS
OUKE PLANS MONITOR ON S. AFRICA TIES. SANFORO TELLS BOARD
LOSING JOBS WON'T HELP BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA
TRUSTEES: OUKE 'VERY SOUND'
OUKE UNIV., JOURNALISM FELLOWS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
PUBLISHING FIRM TO PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAM
DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, DURHAM COUNTY
COUNTERSUIT ASKS «4.B MILLION FROM OUKE RESEARCHER
COUNTY, REMINGTON SUED BY HOSPITAL FOR 124,900.40 BILL
COMPUTATION CENTER'S PARTNERSHIP WITH 3 SCHOOLS BASIS OF LAWSUIT
SUIT AGAINST DUKE MAKING LEGAL HISTORY
SUIT SEEKS WOO. 000 FOR INFANT'S DEATH
OUKE UNIV., L IBRARIES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. EAST CAMPUS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FRIENOS OF THE LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. PERKINS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO NELLO L. TEER ENGINEERING LIBRARY
DUKE LIBRARIAN BACKEO
DUKE'S TOP LIBRARIAN SAYS JOB 'FEEDS DIVERSITY OF MY INTERESTS'
3 UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES PLAN LINKEO NETWORK WITH AUTOMATEO SYSTEM
OUKE LIBRARY GETS BRITISH PAPERS
SYSTEM TO LINK DUKE. N.C. STATE, UNC LIBRARIES
OUKE UNIV.. LIVING HISTORY PROJECT
OUKE PROGRAM CAPTURES HISTORIC FIGURES ON FILM
DUKE UNIV., OPENINGS
SEE DUKE UNIV.. CALENOAR AND SCHEDULES
DUKE UNIV.. PARENTS DAY
OUKE SCHEDULES CONCERT FOR PARENTS' WEEKENO
OUKE UNIV., PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRAT
8R0DIE PLANS TO CONTINUE MANY
SANFORO ENOOWMENT ESTABLISHED
OUKE LEADER GETS PRAISE
VICK: SANFORO WOULO HOLO ANNOU
SANFORD URGES CONTINUED PROGRE
SANFORD SPENOS FINAL OAY IN OF
SANFORO VACATES OFFICE
SANFORO LEAVES MARK ON TOWN, ",
THE SANFORD YEARS
UNOER SANFORO. DUKE REACHED NE
GRAO SAYS SANFORD 'SHARED CONC
RAPPORT WITH STUOENTS TESTED A
WHILE AT OUKE. SANFORO TWICE S
KEITH BROOIE TAKES REINS
FIVE MEN PRECED60 SANFORO AS P
INAUGURATION OF BRODIE SET SEP
BROOIE'S INAUGURATION SET
BROOIE GIVES INAUGURAL ADDRESS
INAUGURATION SCHEDULE BEGINS T
BROOIE SETS NEW GOALS FOR DUKE
BROOIE SHOULD CONTINUE OUKE-O'J
IT'S BROOIE'S Day: OUKE UNIVE1
BROOIE INAUGURATED DUKE'S TTH
BRODIE ASSUMES OUKE POST: URGE
BROOIE ASSUMES OUKE POST: CERE
TEXT OF BROOIE'S INAUGURAL SPE
BROOIE'S MEDICAL. ACADEMIC CAR
MRS. BRODIE PUTS FAMILY FIRST
PREDECESSORS OVERSAW OUKE'S GR
OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVES ATTEN
BROOIE'S INAUGURAL CEREMONY CA
PRESIDENTIAL GREETINGS
OUKE'S PAST AND FUTURE
DUKE'S NEW PRESIDENT LISTS PRI
ION
OF SANFORO'S POLICIES
NCEMEN
SS
FICE
NT FOR HUNT
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GHTS
INNING OF SANFORD'S TERM
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COLORFUL. ANIMATED EVENT
ORITIES
DUKE UNIV.. PROPERTY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., BUILDING C RENOVATION PROJECTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., INVESTMENTS
OUKE TRUSTEES OK CONCEPT OF NEW ATHLETIC FACILITY
OUKE MAY BUY STUDENT-OWNED BAR
DUKE UNIV.. RENOVATIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV., BUILDING C RENOVATION PROJECTS
OUKE UNIV.. RANKINGS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C. RANKINGS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. RANKINSS
BROOIE SETS NEW GOALS FOR DUKE
OUKE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL RANKED 10TH IN NATION
OUKE BUSINESS SCHOOL RANKED 11 TH , UNC 18TH
OUKE PROGRAM SUCCEEDS
DUKE, UNC BUSINESS PROGRAMS RANKEO HIGH
DUKE, UNC ARE AMONG TOP 10 IN UNIVERSITY POLL
DUKE, UNC-CH RANK AMONG NATION'S FINEST
OUKE UNIV., ROBBERY
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
CRIME OF THE WEEK
OUKE PROBING THEFT OF CADAVERS' DENTAL WORK
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
OUKE BAFFLED BY THEFT OF CAOAVERS" DENTAL WORK
TAKING CAOAVER FILLINGS A CALLOUS, GREEDY CRIME
DUKE UNIV., ROTC (RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS. I
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
OUKE ROTC UNITS PLAN REVIEW
OUKE SENIOR PROMOTED TO CORPS LEAOER OF ROTC
DUKE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO ANGIER B. OUKE SCHOLARSHIPS
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RELATIONS
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N
J13
s
2
9/27/85
A
4
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H
2
9/28/85
A
4
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s
2
9/28/85
A
1
P
N
J13
H
2
9/29/85
A
I
P
N
F50
H
2
9/29/85
A
1
P
N
W36
H
2
9/29/85
A
6
P
N
H
2
9/29/85
A
7
p
N
F50
H
2
9/29/85
A
7
P
N
F50
H
2
9/29/85
A
7
P
N
M
2
9/29/85
A
8
P
N
S
2
9/30/85
A
1
P
N
J13
S
2
9/30/e5
C
I
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K30
H
2
10/02/85
A
4
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H
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11/29/85
A
5
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A20
S 2
S 2
3/02/85 A I N L38
5/21/85 C 1 N L38
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
9/27/85
10/11/85
10/12/85
10/16/85
11/05/85
11/19/85
11/29/85
1
1
3
4
3
10
N J13
N W82
2/04/85 8
6/03/85 A
6/03/85 B
6/03/85 A
6/04/85 A
4/03/85 A
9/27/85 C
MONTHLY/AN
'J UAL INDEX
1/01/8S - 12/31/05
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FINANCIAL A
SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV. ATHL ET IC OEP
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ME
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALS?
DUKE, UNC OFFICIALS LASH SEARC
38 OUKE-NORTH CAORLINA SCHOLAR
38 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS GET HON
44 WIN SCHOLARSHIPS TO DUKE
DUKE NAMES 5 FACULTY SCHOLARS
LFXINGTON STUDENT WINS SCHOLAR
3DUKE SENIORS GET SCHOLARSHIP
PLEDGES OF J300.000 MADE TO BA
TWJ FIRMS GIVE DONATION TO 0U<
DUKE ANNOUNCES 72 ENDOWMENTS
OUKE RECEIVES GIFT OF $100.00"
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS GIVEN
GRANT ENDOWS OUKE NURSING SCHO
HO MILLION TO AIO N.C.-S.C. 3
OUKE GIFT WILL HELP N.C., S.C
GIFT TO AIO CAROLINIANS
HAMNERS CREATE $1 MILLION SCH3
HAMNERS ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIP
THE HAMNERS' GENEROSITY
HAMNERS' SCHOLARSHIP BOOST FOR
DUKE GRAD STUOENT WINS SCHOLAR
OICINE, SCHOLARSHIPS
NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
H FIRMS
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ORS SCHOLARSHIPS TO OUKE
SHIP FOR STUDY AT DUKE
CK DUKE MBA SCHOLARSHIPS
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FOR SCHOLARSHIP
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STUDENTS
LARSHIP FUND AT OUKE
FUND
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SHIP
OUKESEriLSO OUkTunIv.. CONFERENCES
s6I6ifeiS.?UKTl«uCISi"Li?i58STSpr. OUKE SYMPOSIUM
ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE SET
OUKE SEMINAR WILL HELP COMMUNICATION
!oMNl¥tTUT?ONirCNHAN^Vfo^!NF,RHoK°Kl UN.VERSITY SEM.N.R
WFIDMAN SEMINAR
SERIES SET ON CONSTITUTION AND N.C.
DUKE SETS SEMINAR
WhT "!« OUK^UNIV. DIVINITY SCHOOL. SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. SPEAKERS
PLAYWRIGHT TO PARTICIPATE IN DUKE PANFL „.,„,
PANEL OISCUSSION AT OUKE FEATRUES NOTED PLAYWRIGHT
STOPPARO SPEAK AT DUKE „UTc
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
WOMEN'S ROLE IN SCIENCE TO BE DISCUSSED
neTsSaperVrSupSs SSeIi'denVt^spIak AT DUKE collooui.
stopparo speaks
corporate chiefs to speak at duke
£l\$U%C?%£Vr0<iU''Zl'tl SPEAK IN DURHAM THIS SPRING
FIVE TOP EXECUTIVES TO SPEAK AT FUOUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
LLEWELLYN TO SPEAK
DUPONT OFFICER TO GIVE SPEECH
CBS EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK AT OUKE
CRS, DUPONT LEADERS TO SPEAK
helm^uyoutTffok? labeled bTdSo MANAGE NEWS - CBS BOSS
CBS SHRUGS OFF HELMS' EFFORTS
U.S. DOLLAR VALUE MAY THREATEN GROWTH
TALK TO FOCUS ON TREATMENT DELAY
NASH TO DISCUSS TALENT PROGRAM
U.S. WORLD 'SELFISHMESS' ASSAILED
?OUN&: THIRO WORLO INVESTMENT NEEDED „„.„, oonrD,u
STUDENTS URGED TO HAVE FUN IN TEXAS LEARNING PROGRAM
SUPPORT IS SOUGHT FOR ETHIOPIAN JEWS
YOUNG SEEKS INSPIRED LEADERSHIP
^HlSg^O^D^lNiriST^^'iSRJD-icONOMY IMPROVING
Sw-iio^NNHJ5-..* 3 MS;. °D E T SMAY
&CwF • t APR IC A At HS TO SET LP PHONY STATES
UhI 'URGES DUKE TO EXAMINE INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP, HINDER WOMEN'S LIVES
SPEAKER REJECTS MALE BRAIN SUPERIORITY THEORY
ENTREPRENEUR TO TALK AT OUKE
EX-LABORER TURNED ENTREPRENEUR TO SPEAK
ABSTRACT ARTIST VISITS DUKE , r„
JAPANESE CEREMONIES IN BUSINESS EXPLAINEO
OUKE SPEAKER SAYS OAIRY FOODS KEEP BONES STRONG
RIKLIS TO SPEAK AT DUKE
BERNARD MALAHUD TO SPEAK
OISSENT LECTURES BEGIN mqnoay
0UK?TART6DiSA^"NTOTQP!p0NSO^3ENENS0N LECTURES NEXT WEEK
SPEAKER Sirs UNIFYING GERMANY WOULO INCREASE SOVIET INFLUE
OUKE 'SRL I TERJARy"fESTIvXl "INCLJOES" IRVING, HAL AMUD
GET AN AGENT TO TELL YOUR STORY. SOVIETS TOLD
HISTORIAN TO SPEAK AT DUKE
CONSERVATIONIST TO SPEAK
VIRGINIA GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT DUKE
HEAD OF WILOLIFE GROUP TO GlVr TALK
VIRGINIA GOV. R06B TO SPEAK AT OUKE TODAY
BUSINESS TALK SCHEDULED TODAY
DEMOCRATS NEED NEW IMAGE - R098
ROBB: SAVINGS POSSIBLE .-„--
NOVELIST REVEALS PLOT TO DUKE AUDIENCE
IRVING READS FROM NEW NOVEL
PROF PUSHES DEFICIT AMENDMENT
ANDERSON TO SPEAK AT OUKE
CAROL BURNETT TO PARTICIPATE IN DUKE PANEL
CAROL BURNETT AT DUKE THURSDAY
CAROL BURNETT WILL BE AT OUKE
OUEEN TO VISIT OURHAM
COMEDY STILL NO. 1 WITH CAROL
CHRONIC PANIC ATTACKS MAY RUN IN FAMILIES
BURNETT KEEPS 'EM LAUGHING
HER MAJESTY'S ARRIVAL
QUEENLY SMILE
■LIGHT OF HUSSEIN' SHINES ON DUKE „„-._
THORNBURGH TO BE GUEST SPEAKER AT DUKE PROGRAM
OUEEN CALLS FOR SUPPORT OF PEACE PLAN
OUEEN ADVOCATES PEACE PLAN
SHE'S A PRIVATE PERSON WITH A VERY PUBL I C L I FE
Pa! GOVERNOR OUTLINES THREE MI LE ISLAND LEj SONS
PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR SAYS HE EXPERIENCED TOUGH START
REV. COFFIN TO ADORESS CLASS OF '85 „„_.„
DUKE GRAOUATES TO HEAR 1960'S ACTIVIST COFFIN
DR. GRAHAM DESERVES LARGER AUDIENCE
FUOUA: BUSINESSMEN LACK COURAGE „,„,
STUOENTS ARRANGED FOR DR. GRAHAM'S VISIT
LEE IACOCCA TO ADORESS DUKE G< AOS
GENERAL WESTMORELAND SPEAKS AT DUKE THURSDAY
FLORIOi GOVERNOR SPEAKS AT DU<E SERIES THURSDAY
UENCE
1/27/95
3/02/"5
3/06/85
4/23/95
5/02/85
5/09/85
5/11/85
6/25/95
7/30/85
9/08/85
9/26/95
9/27/85
10/23/85
10/31/95
10/31/85
11/12/85
12/0<V85
12/09/85
12/U/R5
12/1 1/85
12/18/85
PG L P «tl
1
13
3
8
17
13
11
3
n
13
13
I
1/10/85 C
1/10/85 C
5/20/85 C
6/23/85 B
6/24/95 B
7/04/85 D
9/07/85 C
10/08/85 C
Ten
D80
J56
080
1/16/85 A
1/17/85 A
1/17/85 0
1/18/R5 0
1/21/85 A
1/22/85 A
1/24/85 A
1/24/85 0
1/27/85 B
1/27/BS B
1/27/85 D
1/29/85 B
1/30/85 A
2/04/85 C
2/04/95 C
2/05/85 A
2/05/85 A
2/06/85 E
2/06/85 C
2/08/85 C
2/11/85 C
2/11/95 C
2/12/95 B
2/13/85 B
2/13/95 A
2/13/85 A
2/13/85 C
2/13/85 C
2/14/85 B
2/16/95 A
2/19/95 A
2/19/85 C
2/19/85 C
2/19/85 C
2/20/95 8
2/20/85 A
2/21/85 A
2/21/95 D
2/27/85 C
3/05/85 C
3/09/85 A
3/14/85 0
3/16/85 A
3/18/85 B
3/21/85 C
3/22/85 C
3/23/85 A
3/23/85 B
3/25/35 A
3/27/85 A
3/27/85 A
3/29/35 A
3/29/85 A
3/23/85 B
3/29/85 B
3/29/95
4/01/85
4/04/35
4/05/95
4/08/95
4/09/85
4/10/85
4/10/35
4/11/85 A
4/12/85 8
4/12/85 C
4/12/85 C
4/14/85 8
4/15/95 A
4/15/e5 B
4/15/85 A
4/15/85 C
4/16/85 C
4/16/85 C
4/17/85 B
4/19/95 B
4/19/95 C
4/29/95 A
5/01/95 A
5/29/85 A
6/01/95 A
6/06/35 A
9/19/85 B
9/18/85 A
9/18/85 A
D80
L41
L3e
C60
N
U?4
N
W/4
N
1 IB
N
1 1H
F
IS6
N
1 18
N
1 41
N
A20
N
■mil
N
A54
N
1 38
N
ISh
N
RIO
N
N
N
N
1 1H
N
J66
N L33
N 080
N W24
N
N
N
N
W/4
N
I 18
N
1 18
►1
1 19
N
1 U*
1
N
N
D80
N
N
'J
W66
N
ISA
N
1 18
P
K 10
P
F/0
N
MSI
N
P
N
W24
N
1 13
N
H4S
N
W24
N
1 39
N
N
1
H
1 IB
1.
N
N
080
N
080
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
S U B J 6
gen. westmoreland critical of lbj in ouke talk
fla. race cost hay top hunt-hilms
westmorelano wins hearts, minds
ouke speaker: success haunts opec
official: tariffs. ouotas won't help traoe cap
deficit 'not japan's fault-
it's stravinsky time
•star wars' official to give aooress at duke monday
times-mirror chief to speak at duke on role of press
star wars official preaches defense
media firm executive to speak
official touts star wars oefense
gm exec to speak at ouke
press shoulo re good c it izen-- newspaper chief
speaker: press should help solve problems
workshop to discuss research
get involved. south african u'ges duke students
religion talk slated at ouke
dr. harty will speak on religion
coke misread emotions. not taste. executive says
coke executive aomits mistake
most hospitals in gooo financial health. association leaoer says
essence magazine editor to speak at duke monoay
magazine eoitor to speak
health organization topic of duke session
or. joyce laoner. expert on teen pregnancy, speaks in triangle
ouke sets conference on women's career choices
vietnam veterans cite u.s. military, political mistakes
ouke session to aooress women's careers
vietnam vet speaks
author: vietnam left u.s. mor= cautious
ms. tina brown always enjoyed being trouble maker
editor: job risks good for wo'<en
oavid halberstam to speak at ouke
author: japan challenging u.s.
author says japan huge u.s. challenge
nobel prize winner bishop tutj, apartheid foe, to speak at duke
report: campus climate 'chilly' for co-eos
bishop tutu to speak at ouke
duke faculty told genoer might affect science foundations
a two-sioed issue
ouke university speaker studies genoer-sc ience connection
ouke univ., sports
see duke univ. sports
ouke univ., stuoent government
see associated students of ouke univ.
duke univ., student housing
see also ouke univ.. oormitories
firm planning student conoos in ourham files for bankruptcy
space crunch has duke improvising
moves ease overcrowding in ouke resioence halls
duke may offer new dorm option
ouke univ., students
see also associated students of duke univ.
see also duke univ., admissions
see also ouke univ., enrollment
see also ouke univ., foreign students
winter sunbathing
stuoents: link ouke shutdown to military action
classes oon't close, says duke's sanford
sanford won't stop classes over u. s.-n i car ague issue
collegiate cook finds cure fol the dining hall blues
team of six ouke stuoents competes for »10,000 gm grant
live-in faculty includes some youngsters
students seek prize of $10,000 for duke
jailhouse blues
ouke food fight prompts inquiry
a oay for romping
ouke stuoents' antics are unwarranted
ouke stuoent faces drug. assault charges
duke stuoent held on cocaine charge
flimflam chargeo in duke drug case
more duke stuoents accused in alleged drug swinole, fight
ourham authorities seek duke stuoent in orug case
ouke, prankster defenoeo
s>>,000 sought for safe rides
2 duke seniors win scholarships
four students to be initiated into fraternity
garoen work-session
gallows humor
2 ouke stuoents win scholarships to oxforo
taking a break
petitions oppose new orinking age
welcome spring
stuoent gets mathematics recognition
ouke offers stuoents chance to study in russia
sunny siesta from studies
more fooo stamp recipients sought by social services
duke stuoents to vote tomorrow
duke students win 10 awaros at arab assembly
ourham jury inoicts stuoents
3 ouke stuoents indicted in allegeo orug sham
duke vote: boycott out, 'penthouse' in
phi beta kappa to induct s3 ouke stuoents on tuesday
caterer has book, tv show
millie fitzgerald calls her work 'just a hobby'
ouke senior coyle named mellon fellow
duke students study 'life in *eal world'
duke awards julia dale prize for math to two stuoents
ouke takes part in national program on 'two-career families'
tune in to ouke for locally made soap opera
LET'S GO
PROGRAM YIELOS 2 DEGREES IN 5 YEARS
PROTEST PLANNED AT OUKE ON S. AFRICA CONNECTION
STUOENT MAKES MOST OF COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
SANFORD URGES STUOY OF DUKE INVESTMENTS
SANFORD: S. AFRICA ISSUE NOT THOUGHT OUT
INVESTMENT CHANGE URGED
OUKE STUOENT WINS TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIP
STUDENTS ASK TRUSTEES TO USE SULLIVAN TEST
WAITING
OSTERHOUT GETS OUKE DEGREE
DUKE UNIVERSITY LISTS STUOENTS ON OEAN'S LIST
AGE NO BARRIER ON HER WAY TO DOCTORATE
EX-OUKE STUDENT SLIPS DEPORTATION IN 'COCAINE' CASE
MORE PLEAS EXPECTED IN BOGUS :OCAINE DEAL
FORMER OUKE STUOENT PLEADS GUILTY IN DEAL
4 SENTENCED ON CHARGES FROM BOGUS COCAINE OEAL
DA: NO INNOCENT VICTIMS IN BOSUS DRUG OEAL
GRAO SAYS SANFORO 'SHARED CONCERNS-
RAPPORT WITH STUDENTS TESTED AT BEGINNING OF SANFORD'S TERM
OUKE: NO CASH NEEDED
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E
L
Y
P D
DATE
C
PC
L
P
9YL
H 2
9/20/85
B
1
p
N
009
S 2
9/20/95
A
3
N
J56
S 2
9/20/85
C
1
N
J56
S 2
9/21/85
A
3
o
N
H03
H 2
9/24/85
A
1
N
L41
S 2
9/24/85
c
1
N
HO 3
S 2
10/03/85
0
2
9
N
080
H 2
10/06/85
B
15
N
080
H 2
10/07/85
A
7
N
080
H 2
10/08/85
C
1
N
W36
S 2
10/08/85
a
3
N
S 2
10/08/85
c
1
N
H03
H 2
10/10/85
A
9
N
080
H ?
10/10/85
8
I
P
N
S 2
10/10/85
C
I
N
HO 3
S 2
10/18/95
A
1 3
N
H 2
10/23/85
B
1
P
N
H 2
10/24/85
A
20
N
oao
S 2
10/24/85
A
16
N
H 2
U/01/85
8
1
p
N
L41
S 2
11/01/85
A
13
N
H 2
11/02/85
C
1
N
830
H 2
11/03/85
8
4
N
080
S 2
11/04/85
A
3
N
S 2
11/05/85
A
6
N
S 2
11/06/95
8
1
P
N
G59
H 2
11/10/85
E
9
N
H 2
11/11/85
D
5
P
N
S80
S 2
ll/U/85
A
7
N
S 2
11/12/85
C
6
P
P
F70
H 2
11/14/85
B
1
P
N
S51
S 2
11/14/85
A
T
P
' B
G59
S 2
11/14/95
C
1
N
J13
H 2
11/19/95
A
12
N
H 2
11/20/95
B
1
P
N
W2 7
5 2
11/20/85
C
1
P
N
W82
H 2
12/06/85
A
1
N
S 2
12/06/85
C
I
N
S 2
12/06/85
C
1
N
H 2
12/14/85
A
14
N
080
H 2
12/19/85
a
4
E
S 2
12/20/85
A
e
N
S 2 4/26/85 C 1 N
H 2 8/31/85 C 1 N
S 2 9/23/95 C 1 N J13
S 2 10/28/85 A 1 N J13
H 2
1/07/85
B
1
P
P
K30
H 2
1/22/85
B
I
N
W24
H 2
1/25/85
8
1
N
S 2
1/25/85
C
5
N
L38
S 2
2/06/95
B
1
P
F
A15
S 2
2/16/85
a
14
N
H 2
2/17/85
B
1
N
080
H 2
2/19/85
A
9
H
080
H 2
2/21/85
B
1
P
P
K30
S 2
2/21/95
C
1
N
L38
H 2
2/22/85
B
1
p
P
K30
H 2
2/27/85
A
4
L
S 2
2/27/85
A
1
N
A47
H 2
2/28/R5
B
1
N
S 2
2/23/B5
C
1
N
A47
H 2
3/01/85
3
5
N
S 2
3/02/85
A
3
N
A47
H 2
3/04/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/04/85
8
I
N
W24
S 2
3/04/85
B
4
N
S 2
3/04/85
B
4
N
S 2
3/04/85
C
1
P
p
F70
H 2
3/05/95
A
4
E
H 2
3/07/85
a
6
P
F
S 2
3/13/85
C
1
P
P
S76
H 2
3/16/85
C
2
N
S 2
3/20/85
c
1
P
P
M66
S 2
3/27/85
A
15
N
H 2
3/28/85
A
8
N
D80
H 2
3/29/85
B
I
P
P
K30
H 2
3/30/85
C
I
P
N
W36
S 2
4/01/95
c
1
N
L38
S 2
4/02/85
A
12
N
S 2
4/02/95
B
1
N
H 2
4/03/95
A
11
P
N
S82
H 2
4/04/85
A
19
N
H 2
4/05/85
B
5
N
H 2
4/1 1/85
C
1
P
F
HOI
H 2
4/11/85
c
1
P
F
HOI
S 2
4/13/85
A
17
N
H 2
4/24/95
B
1
P
N
080
H 2
4/25/85
0
5
F
S 2
4/25/85
A
19
N
S 2
4/29/e5
c
1
N
S 2
4/30/85
c
1
P
P
T37
S 2
5/01/85
A
5
N
H 2
5/02/85
B
1
N
H 2
5/02/85
B
6
P
N
090
S 2
5/02/85
A
1
p
N
L38
H 2
5/03/85
B
1
N
S 2
5/03/85
C
I
N
L38
S 2
5/03/85
C
3
N
H 2
5/04/85
C
1
N
W24
S 2
5/04/85
A
1
D
P
S 2
5/16/85
C
&
N
S 2
6/12/85
c
2
N
H 2
6/23/85
E
5
P
F
080
H 2
6/25/85
C
I
N
S82
S 2
6/25/95
C
I
N
A47
S 2
6/26/85
c
1
N
A47
H 2
6/27/85
B
1
N
S82
S 2
6/27/85
C
1
N
A47
H 2
7/16/85
D
4
P
N
S51
H 2
7/16/85
0
4
P
N
W24
S 2
7/26/85
C
1
N
MUNTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
5 U 0 J E
AUTOMATE
THE LITE
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OUKE FRESHMEN TO GRAPPLE WITH HARO CHOICES
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SEE ALSO OUKE
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APHY GROUP SPONSORING SYMPOSIUM
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SYMPOSIUM OPENS DNIGHT
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SYMPOSIUM ON VIETNAM WAR
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NAM LEFT U.S. MORE CAUTIOUS
POSIUM SET
OUKE UNIV., TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
SEE TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM (TIP)
OUKE UNIV.. TOWN ANO GOWN RELATIONS
SANFORO WANTED TOWN ANO GOWN TO COOPERATE
BROOIE SHOULD CONTINUE OUKE-OJRHAM RELATIONS
OUKE UNIV.. TUITION
OUKE FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS Tj IMPROVE
TUITION AT OUKE RISING TO 48.270
lit TUITION BOOST PROPOSED FOR DUKE
OUKE TUITION RAISE WOULD HELP NEEDY
DUKE STUDENT GROUP PETITIONS F OR LESS TUITION HIKE
DUKE TRUSTEES HEAR TUITION-HKE PLAN
DUKE TRUSTEE AGREES 11X TUITION HIKE TOO HIGH
OFFICIAL SAYS TUITION HIKE MUST BE SEEN IN 'BROADER CONTEXT'
OUKE TRUSTEES OK TUITION HIKE
TRUSTEE CORRECTS ERRONEOUS RUMOR
PRIVATE COLLEGES 'AT RISK-
DUKE TRUSTEES APPROVE 11 PERCENT TUITION HIKE
A GIFT SUGGESTION. ..SPENO A YEAR AT DUKE UNIVERSITY (CARTOONI
OUKE UNIV.. VICE CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS AND VICE PROVOST
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. ADMINISTRATION
DUKE ESTABLISHES NEW HEALTH POST; PUTMAN APPOINTEO
OUKE CREATES ADMINISTRATIVE POST
OUKE UNIV.. VICE-CHANCELLOR FOR INFORMATION SYSTFMS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. ADMINISTRATION
OUKE'S 'CORPORATE WOMAN': M LOVE A CHALLENGE'
OUKE UNIV., VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATION
' SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ADMINISTRATION
MCDONALO PROMOTED
DUKE UNIV., VISITING SCHOLARS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. FACULTY
CHINESE VISITOR: CHRISTIANITY HAS IMPACT
OUKE UNIV.. WORKSHOPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. CONFERENCES
SHOWT IME
WORKSHOPS FOR NURSES SET AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV. ACADEMIC COUNCIL
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8/22/85
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8/21/85
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8/23/85
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8/26/85
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8/26/95
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9/06/95
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9/07/85
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9/10/85
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10/19/85
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10/29/85
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10/29/85
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12/04/85
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12/14/85
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OUKE UNIV., STUDENTS, ALCOHOL-ORUG USE
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C.. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
FRATERNITIES' RUSH WEEK GOING DRY
OUKE UNIV., STUDY ABROAO
SEE ALSO STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
DUKE-IN-FRANCE STUOY ATTRACTS 20 STUDENTS
WHEN IN FRANCE, OUKE STUDENTS 00 AS THE FRENCH
DUKE PROGRAM SEES REAL SOVIET LIFE
OUKE UNIV., SUMMER SCHOOL
SUMMER SESSION SIGNUP TO BEGIN
SUMMER REGISTRATION TO BEGIN AT DUKE
14 TEACHERS TO ATTEND PROGRAM AT DUKE
TAKE A 'REALTIY BREAK'
DUKE CAMPERS
MINORITY STUOENTS GET FEEL FOR CAREERS IN PROGRAM AT DUKE'S BUSINESS SCH H
IT'S GRADUATION DAY FOR 18 STUDENTS IN SUMMER WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
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INDEX
12/31/35
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. FACULTY
WARNING: COLLEGES UNDER ATTAC<
DUKE PANEL URGES HIRING OF MOR E BLACK PROFESSORS
DUKE COUNCIL SEEKS TENURE AWARENESS
DUKE PROFESSOR LEAVING FACULTY COUNCIL POST
DUKE UNIV. ANNUAL FUND (FORMERLY LTYALTY FUNDI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. GIFTS L FUNO RAISING
OUKE ALUMNI BENEVOLENT
DUKE ALUMNI MIN NATIONAL GIVING AWARO
DUKE UNIV. AQUATIC CENTER
SEE ALSO SHIMMING
SPLASH
SCUBA CLINIC AT OUKE
DUKE UNIV. ARCHIVES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., HISTORY
PUBLICITY IN THE SUN GETS DUKE PROF HIRE RECORDER
DUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF ART
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FIR THE ARTS
OUKE ART SHOW FEATURES ALUMNI
DUKE GRAOS FEATURED IN ART EXHIBIT
ANOTHER SIDE OF INOIA SHOWN IN DUKE EXHIBIT
PORTRAITS ON LOAN
ELEPHANT GOAO. OTHER INOIAN A3 T FEATUREO IN EXHIBIT
■ART OF INDIA ANO PAKISTAN" OPENING WEDNESOAV
ABSTRACT ARTIST TO VISIT DUKE FOR EXHIBITION
•VIEWER-FRIENOLY' ART GETS NOD OVER OLITSKI ABSTRACTS AT OUKE
SCHOOLS GET PACKETS ON INOIA
CONCERT SET
CONCERT TO HONOR BACH
JEWEL IN DUKE'S CROWN
INDIAN ORESS WAS TICKET FOR AIT MUSEUM DINNER
ORIENTAL RUGS COVEREO
NEW ACOUISITIONS ARE BASIS OF OUK E • S RUG SHOW
PERUVIAN MUMMY CENTER OF OUKE MUSEUM EXHIBIT
OUKE OFFICIALS EXTENO POPULAR RUG EXHIBIT
OUKE TO FEATURE SPECIAL ART EXHIBIT
EXHIBIT OPENS AT DUKE'S ART MUSEUM
MUSEUM RECEPTION TO BE HELO SFPT. 26
SOVIET PHOTOGRAPHER'S WORK FEATUREO AT OUKE
DUKE'S LITTLE BIT HAS GONE A LONG WAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CHILEAN DUO TO DANCE ANO SING AT DUKE
NATIONAL EXPERTS WILL SPEAK ON COSTA RICAN ART AT OUKE
QUEEN NOOR GIVES COINS TO OUKE ART MUSEUM
ART SYMPOSIUM SET
NOT MAYAN. NOT AZTEC, BUT COSTA RICAN
OUKE UNIV. ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE
SEE ALSO ARTISTS, DURHAM
SHE'S ALL FOR 'THREE FOR ALL'
DUKE UNIV. ARTIST
STILL TICKET
DAZZLING PIA
CONLON: AN A
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THAT SPECIAL EMPATHY
S 'SUPERB' MUSIC
OUKE UNIV. ARTSFARE
SEE ALSO ARTS, DURHAM
CIOMPI QUARTET OFFERS SUMMER SERIES AT DUKE
TROMBONE, SAX PLAYERS TO TEAM FOR DUKE CONCERT
CIOMPI QUARTET TO PLAY
OUKE UNIV. ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. JAPAN CENTER
ASIAN STUDIES MEETING SET FOR OUKE
2-OAY CONFERENCE ON ASIAN STUDIES SET FOR DURHAM
ASIAN SOCIAL MOVEMENTS TO BE OISCUSSEO
DUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC OEPT.
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ATHLETIC TRAINING BUILDING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
VACENDAK LEAVES DUKE FOR WINTHROP
OUKE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT CHANGES ARE ANNOUNCED
ATHLETIC PROMOTIONS
OUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
BLACK3URN FESTIVAL FEATURES WRITERS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
DUKE'S LITERARY FESTIVAL INCCJDES IRVING, MALAMUO
MORE WRITERS TO READ AS OUKE '5 BLACKBURN FEST I VAL CONT I NUES
NOVELIST REVEALS PLOT TO OUKE AUDIENCE
IRVING REAOS FROM NEW NOVEL
OUKE UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TRUSTEES ANO STUDENTS AOORESS OUKE OVERCROWOING PROBLEMS
WARNING: COLLEGES UNOER ATTAC<
OUKE TRUSTEES OK CONCEPT OF NEW ATHLETIC FACILITY
PROVOST: SCHOOLS SHOULO WORK TOGETHER
CONSTRUCTION OF SPORTS BUILDING OK • 0 FOR OUKE
SANFORO SAYS ATTACKS ON COLLEGES 'FADDISH'
HUESTIS WILL RETIRE FROM OUKE
INVESTMENT CHANGE URGED
STUDENTS ASK TRUSTEES TO USE SULLIVAN TEST
SANFORO ASKS TRUSTEES FOR STUDY OF INVESTMENTS
DUKE HOSPITAL TO REOUCE SOME OUTPATIENT SERVICES COSTS
OUKE PLANS MONITOR ON S. AFRICA TIES, SANFORO TELLS BOARD
LOSING JOBS WON'T HELP BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA
OORM PLAN GETS BAO REVIEW FROM TRUSTEES' PANEL
PLANS FOR NEW DUKE DORMITORY OELAVEO
OUKE NAMES SIX TRUSTEES
SIX NEW MEMBERS JOIN DUKE TRUSTEES
DUKE TRUSTEES TO DISCUSS UNIVERSITY HOTEL
INAUGURATION SCHEDULE BEGINS TODAY
TRUSTEES: DUKE 'VERY SOUND'
DUKE TRUSTEES OISCUSS S. AFRICA
PROTESTERS CALL OIVESTITURE ST ANO A GESTURE
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1/01/.J5 - 12/31/85
DUKE DRIVE NEEDS MORE MANPOWER
OUKE TRUSTEES AGREE TO REALLOCATE DORMITORY SPACE
DUKE TO BEGIN PLANNING S4.2 MILLION AIDS FACILITY
il MILLION PLEOGED TO OUKE
DUKE TRUSTEE BACKS S. AFRICAN POLICY
Lit TUITION BOOST PROPOSED FO' OUKE
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OUKE TRUSTEE AGREES 11X TUITION HIKE TOO HIGH
OFFICIAL SAYS TUITION HIKE «UST BE SEEN IN 'BROADER CONTEXT"
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DUKE PROFESSOR: COURT RULINGS AFFECT FREEDOM
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR CANAOIAN STUOIES
CANADA WEEK SET
CANAOIAN IN DURHAM WATCHES THE SUMMIT
NOVELIST IS "WILDLY FUNNY ANO PROFOUNDLY TRAGIC"
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SEE CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
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tl MILLION PLEOGED TO DUKE
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SEE JOSEPH M. ANO KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN UNIV. CENTER
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CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS THIRD W3RLD
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SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
SEE N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
OUKE UNIV. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
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OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FO R LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
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SEE ALSO CHAMBER MUSIC
RAVEL OUARTET TOPS EVENING WITH TOKYO FOUR - PLUS ONE
DUKE TO HOST 40TH SEASON OF CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES
GUARNERl QUARTET TO OPEN CHAMBER SESSION
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SEE ALSO FLENTROP ORGAN
OFFICIALS" CHAPEL SERVICE FEB. 3
PUBLIC OFFICAL SERVICE SLATEO FEB. 3 AT OUKE
STUOENT PREACHER: MATHEMATICIAN WILL DON RORE TO TAKE OUKE PULPIT.
SERVICE FOR GOVERNEMNT OFFICIALS IN DUK«= CHAPEL SUNOAY
OUKE OFFERS DIRECTION FOR 1985 LEGISLATURE
MANY TOP N.C. POLITICIANS ATTEND DUKE CHAPEL EVENT
PULLEY. MILLER TO WAIT ANO SEE ABOUT REDUCTIONS IN STATE TAXES
FUN AND WORK
ATTEND SERVICE
OUKE CHAPEL TO GET AIR CONDITIONING SOON
OUKE CHAPEL PLANS HOLY WEEK SERVICES
EASTER SERVICE ON TV FROM OUKc " S CHAPEL
EASTER SERVICE TO BE TELEVISED
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BILLY GRAHAM HILL PREACH IN DJKE CHAPEL
DR. GRAHAM OESERVES LARGER AUDIENCE
OUKE CHAPEL CELEBRATES 50TH BIRTHDAY
STUDENTS ARRANGED FOR OR. GRAHAM'S VISIT
CHAPEL BELLS RANG OUT -ANNIE LAURIE" FOR METAL MASTER
OUKE CHAPEL CALLED LINK BETWEEN FAITH, LEARNING
•POWER' OF DUKE CHAPEL CITED
CHAPEL LINKS PAST, FUTURE
CANDLELIGHT VIGIL SCHEDULED TDNIGHT OUTSIDE DUKE CHAPEL
CANDELIGHT VIGIL HELD FOR HOSTAGES
DUKE ARCHIVIST SEEKS PERSONS 4 HO HELPEO 6UILD CHAPEL
DUKE CHAPEL SCHEDULES PROGRAM OF ORGAN MUSIC
DOTY TO PRESENT CONCERT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ORGANIST IN CONCERT AT OUKE CHAPEL TOOAY
PARKINS HILL PLAY FLENTROP
DUKE CHAPEL OROER OF WORSHIP SET FOR BILLY GRAHAH VISIT
BILLY GRAHAM TO PREACH AT DUKE
DUKE STILL EXPECTS GRAHAM
GRAHAM LEAVES HOSPITAL; OUKE VISIT UNCERTAIN
GRAHAM TO APPFAR
BILLY GRAHAM WILL PREACH AT DJKE CHAPEL SUNDAY
CHAPEL SERVICE THEME WILL BE S ECONO COMING
EVANGELIST: PROBLESH ANSWERED IN PSALMS
PRAYER VIGIL SCHEOULED AT 0UK= CHAPEL
GRAHAM: GOO ANSWER TO MANKIND'S WOES
NOBEL PRIZE WINNER BISHOP TUTJ, APARTHEID FOE, TO SPEAK AT DUKE
BISHOP TUTU TO SPEAK AT DUKE
ENVIRONMENT AOOS TO EFFECT OF DUKE CHAPEL'S 'MESSIAH-
DUKE CHAPEL SLATES CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
CHRISTMAS EVE AT THE CHAPEL
DUKE UNIV. CHAPEL CHOIR
CANCELED CHOIR CONCERT RESCHEDULED FOR FEB. 24
CHAPEL CHOIR TO GIVE CONCERT
OUKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S CLASSIC CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF C TENNIS TOURNEY
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PEDIATRICS
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO TENNIS
•85 CHILDREN'S CLASSIC GETS Ot TRACK
RUNNING IS AODED TO DUKF • s CLASSIC
PAT BOONE SWINGING IN CHILOREI'S CLASSIC
GEORGE KIRBY, CHET ATKINS TO B E IN CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
PAT 800NE TO SING FOR OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
BERT PARKS, DALE ROBERTSON JOIN CLASSIC CROWD
TV SHOW SLATED TODAY ON CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
MILE RACE SCRATCHED FOR CLASSIC - OTHERS ON
OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC RUNNING FESTIVAL
FUN WAY TO HELP DUKE'S KIDS
IT'S CELEBRITY WATCHING TIME IN DURHAM AGAIN
FANFARE: DUKE CLASSIC RUNS TO SHINE WITH STARS
OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYON= AT THE CLASSIC
OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC: THE WEEKENO'S SCHEOULE
IF HE WEREN'T INVITEO, PERRY SAYS 'I'O PICKET!'
FAST SERVE CONTEST PLANNED
PERRY, DINAH, PAT HEADLINE SHOW
PAT BOONE A NATURAL FOR CLASSIC
GOLF WAITING LIST FORMEO LAST JULY
OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC 1984: DINAH, PERRY FT AL.
CLASSIC RUNNING FESTIVAL: 5K. 15K, CORPORATE RELAYS
AFTER BIG SUCCESS IN '84, OINAH IS COMING BACK
PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY MAKING GREAT STRIDES
GOLF CELEBRITIES INCLUOE JOSE FERRER
IT'S BUCKY WATERS' JOB TO REEL IN CELEBRITIES
RACE LINEUP IS IMPRESSIVE
RYUN TO HELP CLASSIC GET OFF ON RIGHT FOOT
SPRING IS 'CLASSIC TIME
PAT BOONE WILL PLAY TENNIS ON SUNOAY
HACKETT PLANS RETURN TO CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
BOONE TO SING AT CLASSIC
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC EVENTS ARE LISTED
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC: GOLF, TENNIS, CELEBRITIES
LOAOING UP THOSE CARBS
RUNNING BEFORF ROCKING
CROWDS GATHER FOR CLASSIC TEE-OFF
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC EVENTS ARE LISTED
CLASSIC OPENS
GREAT OAY: CHILDREN'S CLASSIC BRINGS OUT REST ON THE LINKS, ROADS.
GREAT DAY:... - ANO SOME CLASSY RUNNING
WELCOME OUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
IN FAST COMPANY
THEY'RE OFF
NSA'S MARATHON MAN STILL ON THE RUN
JONES TOUCHES ON THE NBA TODAY
GETTIN' IN HIS LICKS
NO GENE, IT'S NOT KAR6EM
CELEBRITY-HUNTER FINOS SOMEBOOY SERIOUSLY FAMOUS
HOW'S WEATHER UP THERE
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC CELEBRITIES
MEMORIES FOR BUROETTE AS THRILLING AS WINS
AGONY ANO ECSTASY
SPECIAL CAP
PLEASING THE CROWDS
WINNING RUNNERS
MUSIAL STILL 'THE MAN'
STAN 'THE MAN' MuSIAL: ONE OF A KIND
MULLINS FINOS NEW CHALLENGE AT UNCC
MOVIE'S IN THE WORKS
'JUMP FOR CHILDREN' IGNORED
OUKE CLASSIC A CLASS ACT
EASTER SEAL GOLF SUPPORTEO
CHILDREN'S CLASSIC EARNS OVER 1310,000
MORE THAN 1310,000: CLASSIC RAISES RECORD AMOUNT
DUKE CLASSIC WINS
MORE HELP FOR CHILDREN
SERTOMA GIVES PROFITS TO CLASSIC
THANKS!
OUKE UNIV. CHORALE
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DUKE CHORALE TO GIVE FREE CONCERT
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OUKE UNIV. COMMITTEE ON COUNSELING FUTURE PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS
OUKE PANEL SMOOTHES COLLEGE ATHLETES' TRANSITION TO PROS
OUKE'S ATHLETES GET HELP
DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
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SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
CANCER INFORMATION
DUKE DOCTORS TO INVESTIGATE IF SOME CANCERS CONTAGIOUS
PERSISTENCE PROMPTS STUDY
IS CAREFREE CANCER-FREE?
IT'S FOR SAKE OF A 'HOME'
OUKE SUPPORTERS GAMBLED AGAINST CANCER AND WON
COUPLE TO MATCH OUKE GIFTS
COUPLE PLEDGES 1100.000 TO DU< E
OUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGIST STUDIES FUNNY 90NES
DUKE ANTHROPOLOGIST STUDIES WORLD HUMOR
OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF ART
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
DUKE ART DEPARTMENT TQ SPONSO' 8ENENS0N LECTURES NEXT WEEK
RENOVATIONS CREAT A COMPLEX FOR ARTS AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF BIOCHEMISTRY
DUKE BIOCHEMIST. 3 OTHERS GET STATE'S HIGHEST AWARD
OUKE BIOCHEMIST WINS N.C. AWARD
OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF BOTANY
DUKE BOTANIST TO PARTICIPATE IN TELECONFERENCE
OUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO CHEMISTRY
BUILDING EVACUATED AFTER LAB EXPLOSION
DUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF DRAMA
BALL SETS HIGH GOALS FOR DUKE'S DRAMA PROGRAM
OUKE UNIVERSITY PLANS DRAMATIC EVENTS
JACK LEMMON TO STAR IN PLAY AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ECONOMICS
OUKE ECONOMIST: BANKS IGNORING LAW
2 TOP WORLD BANK ECONOMISTS JOINING OUKE UNIVERSITY FACULTY
DUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ENGLISH
WITH LUCK. HE'LL FINISH DUKE CHORE OH, BY YEAR 2000
OUKE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ADDS MEMBERS
OUKE HIRES THREE ENGLISH PROFESSORS
DUKE PROF SAYS ALL TEACHERS SHOULD OEMANO GOOO WRITING
OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF GEOLOGY
SEE ALSO GEOLOGY
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OUKE UNIV. OEPT. OF MUSIC
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OUKE UNIV. DEPT. OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
OUKE TEACHES LANGUAGES BY COMPUTER
OUKE UNIV. DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWAROS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. ALUMNI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. AWAROS
OUKE TO GIVE TOP ALUMNI AWAR 0 TO ELIZABETH OOLE
TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY OOLE TO GET DUKE'S 3R0 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI awa
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SEE ALSO AWAROS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., AWARDS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., FACULTY
BRU2ELIUS GETS AWARD FOR TEAC-IING
ROWE GETS FIRST ANNUAL OUKE TEACHING AWARD
OUKE UNIV. OIVINITY SCHOOL
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., ALUMNI
DUKE'S BISHOP IN RESIDENCE RECEIVES HONORARY DOCTORATE
OIVINITY SCHOOL TQ HUST MEETING
CLERGYWOMEN TO MEET AT OUKE
OIVINITY SCHOOL PLANS LAY CONVOCATION
OIVINITY SCHOOL PLANS GATHERIMG
OUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL GETS GIFT OF 1800,000
KRESGE GIFT HONORS FINE MINISTER ANO UNIVERSITY
PHILANTHROPIST GIVES 1800,000 TO OUKE SCHOOL
OUKE PROFESSOR HAPPY TO BE TEACHING TEACHERS
CAMPBELL BELIEVES ETHICS IN CRISIS'
DUKE OIVINITY SCHOOL EXPANDS ITS CURRICULUM
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PASTOR SEES SOME HOPE IN SOU^ AFRICA
THEOLOGY DEBATE: DUKE PROFESSOR, OTHERS EXAMINE TENETS OF UNITED CHURCH
CHURCHES URGED TO TAKE AIDS R3LE: OUKE OIVINITY PROFESSORS...
OUKE PROFS: CHURCHES MUST DEAL WITH AIDS
PORTRAITS OF TWO FORMFR DEANS UNVEILED
MISSION CONFERENCE IS SCHEOULEO JAN. 13-16 IN OUKE OIVINITY SCHOOL
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SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
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WAKE'S CORRIE. DUKE RUN AWAY WITH FALL INVITATIONAL GOLF
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HALPENNY TO DISCUSS BIOGRAPHY OF CANADA
DICTIONARY OF CANADIAN BIOGRAPHY IS 'A MASTER KEY OF COUNTRY'S PAST'
OUKE UNIV. FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
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DURHAM AREA MBS STUDENTS GET 'GRAYER'
DUKE SLATES BUSINESS CONFERENCES
LIFE'S WORTH? IT DEPENDS ON THE RISKS OF YOUR JOB
CORPORATE CHIEFS TO SPEAK AT DUKE
CHAIRMEN OF 5 MAJOR COMPANIES WILL SPEAK IN OURHAM THIS SPRING
FIVE TOP EXECUTIVES TO SPEAK AT FUOUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
LLEWELLYN TO SPEAK
PHOSPHATE BAN WOULD COST CONSUMERS MORE
NOEL IS APPOINTED ASSOCIATE DEAN OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS
DUPONT OFFICER TO GIVE SPEECH
U.S. OOLLAR VALUE MAY THREATEN GROWTH
FORMER IBM DIRECTOR NOEL GETS POST AT OUKE
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FUTURES. OPTIONS EXPERT TO JOIN OUKE
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PROOUCT INFORMATION IN THE STORE CAN CHANGE SOME BUYING HABITS
TECHNOLOGY'S IMPACT ON BUSINESS EOUCATION TO BE STUDIEO AT CONFERENCE
PAPERLESS SETTING SEEN FOR BUSINESS
USSR KINDLING ECONOMIC REFORM
VENTURE FIRMS MEETING
HIGH-TECH IOEAS IN SEARCH OF VENTURE CAPITAL
OURHAM HIGH-TECH MART ORAWS CAPITAL
BUSINESS SCHUOL ADOS TO STAFF
HOW J.B. FUOUA MADE HIS FIRST HUNDRED GRAND
FOR TOP EXECUTIVES: DUKE PROGRAM HELPS SHARPEN COMPETITIVE EDGE
FUOUA: BUSINESSMEN LACK COURAGE
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEFK
PLEDGES OF J300.000 HAOE TO BACK OUKE MBA SCHOLARSHIPS
PROGRAM INTRODUCES MINORITIES. BUSINESS
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS LEARN ABOUT BUSINESS IN PROGRAM AT OUKE
BEEPS. GIGGLES MIX IN CLASS
MINORITY STUOENTS GET FEEL FOR CAREERS IN PROGRAM AT OUKE'S BUSINESS SCH
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HOSTETLER NAMED AOMISSIONS DIRECTOR
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BUSINESS SCHOOL CREATES N.C. ADVISURY BOARD
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INSTITUTE OFFERS 20 COURSES FOR RETIREES
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OUKE INSTITUTE OFFERS WINTER CLASSES
INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT ANNOUNCES COURSES FOR WINTER TERM
OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR RETIRED PERSONS
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OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
COUNTY ARTS GROUPS AWAROED $23,100
OURHAM GROUPS RECEIVE ARTS GRANTS
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OIRECTOR COMBINES SEVERAL PHILOSOPHIES
OUKE PLANS 'WINTERFEST' ARTS EVENTS
OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE OF POLICY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
MANAGERS FROM 10 STATES ATTEND SEMINAR
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PICNIC, AMERICAN STYLE „ .
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INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
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DUKE'S ALSPAUGH DORM SEEKS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
OU«E UNIV. ISLAMIC ANO ARABIC DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEAOINGI ...........
OUKE STUOENTS WIN 10 AWARDS AT ARAB ASSEMBLY
DUKE UNIV. JOSEPH ANO KATHLEFN BRYAN RESEARCH BUILDING
TAR HEEL GIVES OUKE S10 MILLI1N
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ALASKA LAW REVIEW? AT OUKE 7
LAW STUDENTS HELP ABUSED CHILDREN
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ROWE GETS FIRST ANNUAL OUKE TEACHING AWARD
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TWO LAW SCHOOLS IN N.C. SEE DROP IN APPLICATIONS
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OUKE AWARDING FIRST MURPHY PRIZE
DUKE, UNC, NCCU DROP ON BAR EXAM
NCCU LAW SCORES FALL; DUKE DEAN OBJECTS
LAW SCHOOLS SEARCH FOR 'BETTER' STUOENTS
DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO MARINE BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
OUKE OCEANOGRAPHER AwAROEO S330.000
DUkI uSivERSITy'SarInE LAB GIVEN MOUNTEO FISH COLLECTION
FISH COLLECTION GIVEN TO DUKE LAB .,,„
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OUKE LAB MAKES ROOM FOR GLORIA
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FORKLIFT ROOEO
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEOICINE
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MEOICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO MEOICAL RESEARCH
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NEW TECHNIQUES. SERVICES AOVANCE COSMETIC SURGERY
PATIENTS SOUGHT FOR ALZHEIMER'S 01 SEASE RESEARCH
DUKE STUDIES NEW DRUG FOR ALZHEIMER'S OISEASE
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12/31/R5
SKIN CANCER SCREENING SET
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR
DUKE STUDYING EFFECTS OF VITA*
DUKE KIDNEY STONE MACHINE PLA-I
PANEL FAVORS OUKE HOSPITAL'S L
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LIVER RECIPEINT DOING FINE. AP
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TRANSPLANT PATIENT SAID FARING
TRANSPLANT PATIENT DOING WELL
TRANSPLANT PATIENT EATING SOLI
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2ND DUKE HEART RECIPIENT IN ST
2 HEART TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
HEART TRANSPLANT PAIR OOING WE
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HEART RECIPIENT IN STABLE CON?
HEALTH AGENCY. OUKE AGREE ON <
OUKE GETS APPROVAL FOR KIDNEY
DUKE DOCTORS USE HEAT ON CANCE
OUKE LOGS 2ND LIVER TRANSPLANT
LIVER RECIPIENT IN GOOD CONDIT
LIVER RECIPIENT IN STABLE CON!
LIVER RECIPIENT 'DOING WELL'
NEW OUKE TESTS MAY SPEED IDENT
LONGEVITY. COMPANY ARE LINKED
OUKE HEART RECIPIENT RELEASED
TRANSPLANT SUCCESSES MAKE MIRA
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RADIATION EFFECT ON TRANSPLANT
RAOIATION THERAPY MAY LEAD TO
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TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT STILL S TA
OUKE HEART RECIPIENT SUCCUMBS
2-YEAR-OLD FAYETTEVILLE BOY Yl
SIXTH CHILO DIES OF BUS-WRECK
STUOY SHOWS ALCOHOL ABUSE RARE
POSSIBLE MEDICARE LOSS WORRIES
OUKE PARTICIPATES IN BLOOD CLO
DUKE'S BONE MARROW PROGRAM H£L
DUKE DETECTS CANCER IN EFFUSIO
A «20 STUOY OF THE UNPLEASANT
OUKE-WATTS PROGRAMS TO CONTINJ
OUKE RESEARCHER: ALCOHOL AN UN
DUKE WINS COST-CUTTING PRIZE
OUKE TO TEST NEW DIAGNOSTIC TO
OR. CALLAWAY: OERHATOLOGIST GO
DUKE'S REOUEST FOR KIONEY-STON
OUKE'S REQUEST TO USE KIDNEY 1
DUKE RESEARCHES TEMPORAL LOBE
OUKE TEAM WORKS ON WHAT MAY BE
EXPERIMENTAL ORUG TESTEO AGAn
SCIENTISTS SEARCHING FOR VACCI
MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION: BIG DOS?
OURHAM LEADS AIDS WAR
MRI: A PAINLESS VIEW OF LIVING
PEEKING AT OTHER BOOT PARTS
DUKE OFFERS TRAINING PROGRAM F
FAILURE TO DELIVER
DUKE. N.C. MEMORIAL PROGRAMS 9
DUKE GETS NEW HEART DEVICE
MACHINE LETS OUKE OOCTORS GET
OUKE STUDIES AGGRESSION IN BOY
IS AGGRESSION BAD FOR BOYS?
RONALD MCOONALO HOUSE TO EXPA^
OUKE DEVICES AID HARELIP WOES
BABY FACES MARROW TRANSPLANT
INFANT IS AT OUKE FOR TRANSPLA
DUKE PERFORMS N.C.'S 1ST LIVE'
HOW BRAINS OF MEN AND WOMEN 01
J-YEAR-OLOS TO TEST NEW IMMUNI
DUKE REVEALS 4TH LIVER TRANSPL
LIVER RECIPIENT TELLS OF NEW L
RESEARCHERS FIND ALZHEIMER'S C
ALZHEIMER'S CLUE BELIEVEO FOUN
BODY CHEMICALS KEY IN SUIC10E-
OUKE HOSPITAL TO PUBLISH HEALT
INTERFERON: GLAMOUR FAOES. V AL
OUKE "ED CENTER STARTS PUBLICA
STUDY TO TEST EXERCISE FOR ELD
TEMPORAL BONE LAB DEDICATED AT
A CARD OF CARING
OUKE DOES 6TH LIVER TRANSPLANT
MAN GIVEN LIVER TRANSPLANT AT
OURHAM VOLUNTEERS ASSIST DISEA
OUKE TO TEST HEART-ATTACK ORUG
DUKE. LIBRARY PLAN 10-WEEK SE°
CANCER THERAPY IS SCARY ANO TE
OUKE'S LABORATORY PERSONNEL
IN B-6
WILL BE DEBATED TONIGHT
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PRECIATES 'GREATEST GIFT-
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F HEART RECIPIENT IN DURHAM
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DUKE
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OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. ADMISSIONS
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DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. ALUMNI
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. ALUMNI
DUKE HONORS MEOICAL ALUMNI AT BANOUET
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. BEHAVORIAL MEDICINE RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
SEE ALSO MEOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO PSYCHOLOGY
DUKE ESTABLISHES CENTER TO STJOY LINKS BETWEEN BEHAVIOR, DISEASE
•BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE' PUZZLES
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. BUDGET
SEE DUKE HOSPITAL. BUOGET
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
OUKE IMPLANTING TINY DEFIBRILLATORS TO CONTROL HEARTBEAT
BALLOONS HELP TREAT HEART ATTACKS
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. CENTER FOR OCCUPATIONAL MEOICINE
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CHILO PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO CHILO PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, PSYCHIATRY OEPT .
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DUKE CENTER TO FILL CHILO PSYCHIATRY NEEO
OUKE OPENING CHILDREN'S PSYCHIATRIC UNIT
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. CHILDREN'S SURGERY HARD
SEE OUKE UNIV. "EOICAL CENTER. PEDIATRICS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CLINICAL PSVCHOB IOLOGY LAR
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. 'SYCHIATPY OEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, CLINICAL RESEARCH UNIT
GRANT EASES RESEARCH UNIT INTO 25TH YEAR
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CLINICAL SPECIALTY UNIT
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. PSYCHIATRY OEPT.
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SEE OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. COMMUNITY ANO FAMILY MEOICINE DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OEPT. OF DERMATOLOGY
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, DERMATOLOGY OIVISION
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, OEPT. OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE OUKE UNIV. MED. CENTER, HEALTH ADMINISTRATION DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. OEPT. CF MEDICINE
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. MEOICINE DEPT.
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OUKE UNIV. MFDICAL CENTER. OEPT. OF PEDIATRICS
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OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. OERMATOLJGY OIVISION
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DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, GRANTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., GRANTS
RETIREES GIVE TIME TO HOSPITALS
DUKE HOSPITAL GETS 4 GRANTS
BURLINGTON FIRM. OURHAM, DUKE HILL EACH GET 15.000 GRANT
DUKE TO STUOY EFFECTS OF STRESS FROM FAMILY
OUKE PEDIATRICS PROGRAM GETS GRANT
EIGHT RESEARCHERS AT OUKE RECEIVE CENTER'S GRANTS
DUKE TO GET GRANT FOR ALZHEIMER'S STUOY
DUKE M.O. GETS GRANT
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RETIREES GIVE TIME TO HOSPITALS
OUKE SCHOOLS COOPERATE IN COURSE
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
JET HELICOPTER TO ARRIVE AT DUKE HOSPITAL
LIFE FLIGHT TOUCHES DOWN IN BJRLINGTON
LIFE FLIGHT MAKES FIRST TRIP
1ST FLIGHT MADE
N.C. MEMORIAL MUST CUT 1986 EXPENSES. BUT AMOUNT ELUSIVE
AVIATION FUEL LEAKS INTO OITLM AT DUKE
ESTIMATE OF OUKE FUEL SPILL INCREASEO TO 1.000 GALLONS
HOSPITAL 'COPTER RAPPEO
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3 HOSPITALS CONSIDERING STATE HELICOPTER SERVICE
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HELICOPTER »LAN RECOMMENDEO BY PANEL
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. HISTORY
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., HISTORY
HOW TIHES DO CHANGE: ENGINEER PLANTED TREES
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CFNTER, INTERVENTIONAL CARDIAC CATHER I Z A T ION PROGRAM
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. '. ARO I OVA SCUL AR MEDICINE
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, LAWSUITS
SEE DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, MEOICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. LECTURES
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. SPEAKERS
SEE "HEALTH NIGHT OUT"
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, LIBRARY (SEELY G. MUDD BUILDING!
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OLD BOOKS A REMINDER OF MEDICINE'S EVOLUTION
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. MEOICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
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SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SUIT AGAINST DOCTORS SETTLED OUT OF COURT
THREE DUKE DOCTORS OROPPEO FROM SUIT BEFORE SETTLEMENT
COURT SAYS NURSE CAN SUE DUKE
JURY DELIBERATING MALPRACTICE CASE
JURORS AWARD COUPLE S2 MILLION IN OUKE SUIT
N.C. COUPLE AWAROEO t! MILLION IN DUKE SUIT
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FAMILY OOCTORS VOICE CONCERN OVER LAWSUITS
MAN FILES SUIT IN DEATH OF WIFE OURING SURGERY
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SUIT AGAINST OUKE MAKING LEGAL HISTORY
DUKE DENIED APPEAL
EX-HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE SHOWED C3URAGE
HOSPITAL '8UIET ZONES'
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, MEOICINE OEPT.
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OUKE PARTICIPATES IN BLOOO CLOT TESTS
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. NURSES
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
COURT SAYS NURSE CAN SUE OUKE
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, OBSTETRI CS-GYNECOLOGY
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
BRITISH MEDICAL SOCIETY TO H010R OUKE PROFESSOR
PRENATAL TESTS DETECT MORE ABNORMALITIES
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEOICINE OEPT.
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DISEASES
INSTITUTE ON R IGHT -TQ-KNOW L Ad
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, OPHTHALMOLOGY OEPT.
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO EYES
SEE ALSO OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
DUKE MEOICAL CENTER GETS 1225,000 GIFT
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. PARASITOLOGY LAB
PARASITIC OISEASE SCOURGE OF MANKINO, RARE IN U.S.
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, PARKING
SEE ALSO PARKING LOTS
AGENCY FAVORS HOSPITAL'S PLAN FOR KIONEY-STONE MACHINE
OUKE WINS COST-CUTTING PRIZE
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, PEDIATRICS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHILOREN'S CLASSIC CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF C TEN
DIABETIC CHILOREN OFFERED PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT AT DUKE
CARDIAC X-RAYS NOW USED IN TREATMENT
BOWLING TOURNEY Tr> BENEFIT DU<E PEDIATRIC CARE FACILITY
FAMILY DOCTORS CHARTING BATTLE
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PEDIATRIC CAROIOLOGY MAKING G3EAT STRIOES
DUKE PEDIATRICS PROGRAM GETS GRANT
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OUKE PEDIATRICIAN PRESIDENT-ELECT OF NATIONAL GROUP
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SWEET DREAMS
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DUKE PEDIATRIC LAB IDENTIFIES RARE METABOLIC OISEASES
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BATTERIES, HOLIDAY DECORATIONS CAN POSE HAZARD TO CHILDREN
HOLIDAY GREENERY, BAUBLES CAN BE DANGEROUS
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO PSYCHIATRY
RACIAL BELIEFS HURT TREATMENT
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, RADIOACTIVE WASTE OISPOSAL
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, 5A0I0LOGY DEPT.
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, RADIOLOGY OEPT.
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
COUNTERSUIT ASKS 14.8 MILLION FROM OUKE RESEARCHER
DUKE NAMES OR. RAVIN AS RADIOLOGY CHAIRMAN
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. RATES
SEE OUKE HOSPITAL, RATES
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SEE ALSO SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
OUKE DOCTOR FIGHTS SICKLE CELL ANEMIA 2 WAYS
OUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., SPEAKERS
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PHYSICIAN TO OISCUSS CANCER IN WO-EN
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HEALTH NIGHT OUT TALK TO FOCUS ON BACKACHES
CAUSES, TREATMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN TO BE EXAMINEO
HEALTH NIGHT TO BEGIN NEW SEASON
EXPERTS: SOME STRESS NOT HARMFUL
DIABETES TOPIC OF TOOAY-S -HEALTH NIGHT OUT' SESSION
TIREO OR LISTLESS? IT MAY BE ANEMIA
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, STAFF
DUKE FACULTY APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
15 RECEIVE MEOICAL CENTER PROMOTIONS
PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED
PROF RECEIVES RESEARCH AWARO
KATZ NAMED TO PEDIATRIC SOCIETY OFFICE
DUKE MEDICAL CENTER PROMOTES 14
KATZ ASKEO TO CHAIR ADVISORY COMMITTEE
DUKE PEOIATRICIAN PRESIDENT-ELECT OF NATIONAL GROUP
DUKE SURGEON ELECTED TO HEAO TRANSPLANT GROUP
OR. ELCHLEPP GETS AWARO IN CHICAGO
2 OUKE DOCTORS ELECTEO TO SOCIETY OF SCHOLARS
PROMOTIONS. APPOINTMENTS MADE AT OUKE
PROMOTION. APPOINTMENTS MAOE AT DUKE
DUKE ANNOUNCES 2 PROMOTIONS
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SURGERY OEPT.
OR. URBANIAK TO HEAO OUKE SURGICAL DIVISION
SERAFIN NAMED TO SURGICAL POST
DUKE HOSPITAL NAMES PLASTIC SJRGERY CHIEF
DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER, SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., SYMPOSIA
SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULEO ON HUNTINGTON'S OISEASE
COMPUTER MOOEUNG SYMPOSIUM JAN. 6
OUKE PLANS SYMPOSIUM ON USE 0= COMPUTERS IN CANCER STUOIES
BALLOONS HELP TREAT HEART ATTACKS
DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. UROLOGY OIVISION
OUKE STUDYING DRUG FOR PROSTATE CANCEP
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OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH FACILITY
SEE ALSO ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SVNOROME
OUKE TO BEGIN PLANNING «4.2 MILLION AIDS FACILITY
OUKE UNIV. MUSEUM OF ART
SEE OUKE UNIV. ART MUSEUM
OUKE UNIV. MUSIC OEPT.
DUKE MUSIC DEPT. OFFERS PROGRAMS
MUSIC SERIES TO CONTINUE
FREE MUSICAL EVENTS PLANNED
DUKE OFFERS FREE CONCERT, PERFORMANCES
DUKE SCHEDULES YOUTH CONCERTS FOR LATE APRIL
OUKE "US ICOLOGIST IS VISITING SCHOLAR
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OUKE UNIV. NEWS BUREAU
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OUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EOUCATION
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SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
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OUKE OFFERS BIBLE STUDY COURSES
DUKE OFFERS SAMPLER
OUKE EXPANDS WINTER COURSE menu
DUKE OFFERS VARIETY OF WORKSHOPS
OUKE OFFERS VARIETY OF CLASSES
DUKE OFFERS 8 COURSES FOR FEBRUARY
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OUKE SLATES WORKSHOPS FOR MARCH
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NEW OUKE COURSES EXPANO WRITING PROGRAM
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RARY CURATOR RETIRING AT DUKE
AN UNCOVERS PUZZL! OF OLD OUKE FARM PHOTOGRAPHS
AN IDENTIFIES RARE PHOTOS OF U.S. GRANT
APHS OF GRANT IDENTIFIED
AN WASNT TO MEET 'ESEARCH NEEDS
I8RARY CATALOG OPEN TO PUBLIC
IBRARIAN SAYS JOB 'FEEDS DIVERSITY OF MY INTERESTS*
CONTINUES RARE B30K OUFST
GES CENTRAL DOCUMENTS SYSTEM
EDUCTIONS AFFECTING RESEARCH AT DUKE
TIONS ON DISPLAY AT OUKE
ION SHOWS UUEEN LIKED ROYAL LIFE
OUKE UNIV. PHYSICAL PLANT
OUKE CRITICIZED FOR SMOKE
STATE TO TEST EMISSIONS FROM 3UKE SMOKESTACK
CONSULTANT TO BE ASKED ABOUT DLD DUKE BOILER
OUKE UNIV. PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM
LOOKING BACK
OUKE UNIV. PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWAROS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., AWAROS
41 OUKE EMPLOYEES GET PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
OUKE UNIV. PRESS
OUKE PRESS WANTS NEW IMAGE
OUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS EXPANDS, ADDS STAFFERS
OUKE PUBLICATION WINS BOOK AWARD
SHORELINE IS 'HIGH-RISK ZONE'
GOVERNMENT'S POLICIES ON SETTLING REFUGEES FRAGMENTED, BOOK SAYS
BOOK RAPS REFUGEE-RESETTLING POLICY
SIGNIFICANCE OF WRITTEN WORO MAGNIFIES HISTORY OF DURHAM
DUKE AUTHOR FAULTS REAGAN
AUDUBON HONORS OUKE BOOKS
AU0U80N SOCIETY SPONSORS DUKE PRESS SERIES
OUKE PRESS MANAGER DEVOTED TO HUMANITIES
ALL KINDS OF DISCUSSION WENT ON
DUKE PUBLISHES ANNUAL REFERENCE ON SOVIET BLOC
PUBLISHERS MAY NEEO MANY FORMATS
OUKE BOOK DETAILS STALIN'S PURGE OF ARMY LEADERS
OUKE UNIV. PREVENTIVE APPROACH TO CARDIOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. OUPAC PROGRAM
OUKE UNIV. UUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE OUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
OUKE UNIV. RETIREES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., EMPLOYEES
DUKE RETIREES GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
OUKE UNIV. ROUNOTABLE ON SCIENCE A^O PUBLIC AFFAIRS
ROUNDTABLE TOPIC: WOMEN IN SCIENCE
ANTARCTICA IS THE TOPIC OF ROUNOTABLE
HEALTH ORGANIZATION TOPIC OF OUKE SESSION
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
SEE ALSO ENGINEERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO NELLO L. TEER ENGINEERING LIBRARY
OUKE ENGINEERING SCHOOL GETS ORANT
NEW TEER LIBRARY TO BE DEDICATED IN HONOR OF DEAN
STUDENT ENGINEERS LEARN BY DESIGNING MACHINES
DUKE SCHOOL TO RECEIVE NEW SOFTWARE PROGRAM
OUKE ENGINEER NAMEO CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT
DUKE RAISES 112. 6 MILLION FOR ENGINEERING SCHOOL
OUKE ENGINEERING SCHOOL DEAN SAYS FUND-RAISING GOAL EXCEEDED
2 PROFESSORS JOIN DUKE DEPARTMENT
OUKE PROFESSOR: FAILURE CAN HELP ENGINEERS
•LEARN FROM MISTAKES' IS THEME OF PROFESSOR'S ENGINEERING BOOK
MS. GRUBB GETS POSITION AT DU< E
VEHICLE CONTEST SET
STRANGE CARS TO DOMINATE OUKE 'PULL'
OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
OUKE GETS GRANT
FORESTRY STUDENTS GET FELLOWSHIPS
OUKE FORESTRY DEAN TO GIVE UP POST ANO RETURN TO TEACHING
PROGRAM YIELOS 2 DEGREES IN 5 YEARS
STUDENT MAKES MOST OF COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
DUKE FORESTRY RESEARCHER TO STUDY ACID RAIN'S EFFECTS
FORESTRY INVESTMENT CONFERENCE AT OUKE
LANO-USE EXPERTS TO TEACH AT OUKE
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OUKE FORESTRY DEAN TO STEP OOWN JUNE 30
OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE OUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
OUKE PROBING THEFT OF CADAVERS' DENTAL WORK
OUKE BAFFLED BY THEFT OF CADAVERS' DENTAL WORK
TAKING CAOAVER FILLINGS A CALLOUS. GREEOY CRIME
LOOKING BACK
OUKE PROGRAM GIVES SOPHOMORES CHANCE AT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
CLEARING THE RECORO
OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. ADMISSIONS
OUKE PRDGRAM GIVES SOPHOMORES CHANCE AT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
OUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. FACULTY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. STAFF
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, FELLOWSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., FELLOWSHIPS
3 DUKE STUOENTS IN MEDICAL SCHOOL GET FELLOWSHIPS
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL DF MEOICINE, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE AL S3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
OUKE MEOICAL SCHOOL RECEIVES «10,000 TO CREATE SCHOLARSHIP
3 TO ENTER DUKE MEOICAL SCHOOL WIN SCHULARSHIPS
BARHAMS START SCHOLARSHIP
THREE OUKE MEDICAL SCHOOL STUDENTS GET 15,000 FELLOWSHIPS
DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
FUTURE OF NURSING TO BE SEMINAR TOPIC
20 NURSFS ENTER OUKE GRADUATE STUDIES
WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS RESEARCH
GRANT ENDOWS DUKE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP
WORKSHOPS FOR NURSES SET AT OJKE
OUKE UNIV. SOUTH AFRICA COALITION
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
PROTESTERS CALL OIVESTITURE ST ANO A GESTURE
BRODIE ASSUMES OUKE POST: URGES RENEWED COOPERATION BETWEEN BUSINESS,
OUKE UNIV. SPECIAL EVENTS DEPT.
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., CONFERENCES
DUKF PROMOTES NEWMAN TO HEAO NEW DEPARTMENT
OUKE UNIV. SPURTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ATHLETIC TRAINING BUILDING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. ATHLETIC DE=T.
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. COMMITTEE ON COUNSELING FUTURE PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, INHAMURALS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS AND PHYSICAL HEALTH BUILDING
OUKE TRUSTEES OK CONCEPT OF NEW ATHLETIC FACILITY
TEO MANN SHARES MEMORIES OF YiARS WITH OUKE SPORTS
ACADEMICS STILL SUPREME IN OUKE SPORTS PROGRAM
NCAA'S PROPOSAL HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON DUKE POLICY
BUILDERS SET SIZZLING PACE
OUKE IS SERVING WELL ITS STUDENT-ATHLETES
PANEL SET UP TO ADVISE PROSPECTIVE PRO ATHLETES
DUKE'S ATHLETES GET HELP
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MP PAST 49ERS; OUKE LOSES
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OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL IMENI
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. CAMERON STA3IUM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL (MENI, BLUE AND WHITE GAME
SEE ALSO IRON OUKE CLASSIC (BAS<ETBALLI
OUKE UNOERGOES MINOR REPAIRS FOR FINE-TUNING
COACH K: VIRGINIA 'WILL BE DIFFICULT'
BLUE DEVILS EXPECT CAVS TO BE BETTER
CAVS OFFER NEW LOOK SECONO TIME AGAINST SECOND-RANK ED DUKE
OUKE WALKED PROUOLY, CARRIED aIG STICK, IN 63-58 WIN
HENDERSON'S LIFT SENT OEVILS TO 10-0 HEIGHTS
POOR HALF POINTS TO DUKE'S STRENGTH
SO FAR, SO GOOO
HOYAS LOSE A FI«ST PLACE VOTE TO DUKE
NEW-LOOK DEVILS THROW BOOK AT ECU
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DUKE FANS
OUKE CRAWS REINS ON HUSKIES
BLUE DEVILS' SHOW MISSING NO ACTS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
BLUE DEVILS IN PUPSUIT OF 13TH WIN
AMAKER, DAWK INS THE KEY FOR OJKE
TERPS BEDEVIL OUKE, 78-76
DUKE OWNED FIRST HALF; TERRAPINS TOOK THE WIN
TFRPS TRIP OEVILS IN OT
OUKE ACCEPTS FIRST LOSS
BLUE DEVILS NOT SOUR OVER SITTER TASTE OF OEFEAT
OUKE LOOKING TO START NEW STR= AK WITH WAKE
BOGUES STANDS TALL AS DEACONS DEFEAT BLUE DEVILS
DEACONS, OEVILS ENGAGE IN TYPICAL ACC CONTEST
BOGUES WORKS OVERTIME TO SUBOJE OUKE
OEVILS ABSORB 'UNBELIEVABLE' LOSS
DUKE LOOKING TO PUT WHAMMY ON TAR HEELS' MAGIC
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OPPOSITE EMOTIONS
BLUE DEVILS GIVE •BOSS' SHOWIMG WHEN IT COUNTS
DEVILS PULL HEELS BACK INTO AC C PACK: OAWKINS SCORES 34 POINTS...
DUKE'S JOHNNY OAWKINS...
HEELS HOLD HEADS HIGH AFTER OEFEAT
OUKE FEELING GOOO AGAIN
INTENSITY AT ITS BEST
OUKE ERASES DOUBTS WITH CARMICHAEL WIN
UNC BLOWS CHANCE TO BLOW RACE OPEN
BLUE DEVILS1 OEFENSE UP, FOULS DOWN
JUST ANOTHER W
OUKE 5TH, UNC 8TH IN AP POLL
REMATCH: OUKE, STATE TO REPEAT THRILLER IN REYNOLDS?
WOLFPACK-OUKE CLASH ONLY PROVES ACC'S A CnONY BIN
WOLFPACK HUMBLES NO. 5 DUKE: STATE'S LOPSIDED TRIUMPH LEAVES OEVILS.
BLOWOUT LEAVES DEVILS SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS
EVEN 'PACK SHOCKED BY EASY VICTORY
NO EASY ANSWER FOR BLUE DEVILS' STATE OF MIND
OUKE HOPES TO REBOUND
OUKE LOOKS TO FLEX MUSCLES VS. NEW-LOOK TIGERS
OEVILS SHOOT RUN-ANO-GUN TIGERS, 100-83
DUKE STIL CHASING 1ST AFTER ESCAPING CLEMSON'S •DEATH-
BLUE DEVILS LEARN LE S SON. . . AGA I N
BLUE DEVILS KICK SOME HABITS, DOWN OEACS IN OT
BLUE DEVILS HOLD OFF OEACONS IN ANOTHER OT
OEVILS HAVE REASONS TO BE NICE TO HARVARD
BLUE DEVILS OVERPOWER THE CRIMSON
OUKE'S DAVID HENOERSON...
OUKE RISES IN BALANCEO ACC
BLUE DEVILS TEACH HARVARO A LESSON
ACC BALANCE MAY TIP LEAGUE'S STANDINGS TONIGHT
BLUE OEVILS, JACKETS BATTLE F3R ROOM AT THE TOP OF ACC
OUKE CAN'T KEEP UP WITH GA. TECH, 81-71
TECH MANHANDLES FLAT DEVILS
OUKE AIMS TO PROVE HOME EDGE
TERPS CARRY CONFERENCE LEAO TO OUKE
DEVILS ELBOW TERPS FROM 1ST
LEFTY'S PARTY A BUST
WHAT'S COIN' ON HERE?
BLUE OEVILS GET BACK IN ACC CASE
STRICKLANO FINE TUNES SHOOTING TOUCH
MEAGHER SEEKS ATTENTION FOR GAME'S OTHER ASPECTS
STRICKLAND LEADS BLUE DEVIL CRUISE
BLUE DEVILS TUNE UP FOR IRISH
UNC CLOSES IN ON LEAGUE LEAD; O'JKE. IRISH CLASH
BLUE DEVILS BLOW PAST NOTRE DAME
OUKE'S STRATEGY WORKS VS. IRISH
BLUE DEVILS MARCH PAST NOTRE DAME
OUKE'S HOME OEN HOLDS ACC EDGE
FAST FINISH AT HOME TO LAUNCH OUKE'S NCAA BID?
OUKE UP TO SIXTH IN POLL
ACC SNARL GETS UNTANGLED, IF ONLY MOMENTARILY
JAILHOUSE BLUES
BLUE-COLLAR PACK RIVETS OUKE, 70-66
REVIVAL TIME: CHARLES, PACK RFVERSE ROUT
DUKE FINDS 'PACK UNSTOPPABLE
HOME FANS FUEL DUKE'S HOT FLASH, UNC'S HOT FINISH
BLUE DEVILS' RESERVES MAKE TECH PAY PRICE
OUNK OR BLOCK?
•GAMESAVER' HENOERSON RESCUES DUKE
OUKE'S ALARIE GROWS INTO STARDOM
OUKE STUOENTS' ANTICS ARE UNWARRANTED
BLUE DEVILS TAKE GROWL FROM TIGERS
DEVILS BLOW OUT CLEMSON
MEAGHER OOWNPLAYS NOSTALGIA
THE END, OR BEGINNING OF IT, IS NIGH
UP AND OVER
UNC'S HEIGHT FORCES DUKE TO HEEL, 78-68
OEVILIRIUM YIELOS TO CAROLINA FEVER
OFF-TARGET BLUE OEVILS MISS MARK AGAINST UNC
•OH NO WARREN' MARTIN WALKS OVER BLUE OEVILS
SCOREBOARD ANSWERS ACC RIDDLES
DUKE, PRANKSTER DEFENDEO
TOURNEY SHAPES UP AS FIVE-TEAM RACE
CAMERON NO NIGHTMARE FOR SHI^
DUKE 'FRESHER' DESPITE UNC LOSS
OUKE'S AMAKER PROVING HE HAS A GOLDEN TOUCH
DUKE'S OPENER: WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOU'RE HOT
OUKE PLAYS LIKE THE DEVILISI IN OUSTING TERPS
OAWKINS DELIVERS FOR DEVILS
AT BLUE DEVILS' EXPENSE, TECH IN 1ST TITLE GAME
ALARIE'S EARLY DEPARTURE GIVES OUKE AN 'OUT OF SYNC FEELING
KRZYZEWSK! m»o AT REFS ; TECH'S JOSEPH LIKES UNC
OUKE, STATE FOCUS ON NCAA BIOS
ALARIE'S PROGNOSIS OPTIMISTIC
ALARIE'S INJURY DAMPENS OUKE'S NCAA HOPES
DUKE'S HOBBLED ALARIE MARKS TIME UNTIL FRIDAY
BILAS LABORS IN THE SHAOOW OF 'TRUE' CENTERS
BLUE OEVILS ANTICIPATE FAST PACE
ALARIE, OUKE READY FOR WAVES
BLUE OEVILS USE MOTION OFFENSE TO RIDE THE WAVES
GOING FOR BALL
OEFENSE HELPS OUKE ROLL OVER WAVES
HENOERSON OVERCOMES SLUMP
B.C. NEXT FOR OEVILS
DEVILS, EAGLES LOOKING TO PUT CORK ON PRESSURE
SHOWDOWN CARRIES A LOT OF WEISHT BACK HOME
OUKE'S SEASON STOPPED 8Y BC
THE BREAKS BROKE DEVILS' FORTJNES
SEASON, CAREER OVER
OUKE'S SEASON ENDS IN FRUSTRATION
OEVILS' LOSS OOESN'T OIMINISH '85 SEASON
FERRY PICKS OUKE OVER UNC, TERPS
FERRY'S DECISION GENERATES HYSTERIA
DAWKINS HONORED AS OUKE'S MVP
THE FERRY FACTOR
BLUE OEVILS SIGN 7-FOOT GEORGE BURGIN
OUKE LANDS BURGIN
DUKE REPORTEOLY HEADED FOR FUST PRE-SEASON NIT
BIG APPLE NIT
AT RANOOM
DUKE TO OPEN WITH LAMAR IN NIT
OUKE COACH CALLS FOR NCAA TO SIMPLIFY RULES
FANFARE: OUKE TO OPEN SEASON IN FIRST BIG APPLE NIT
OUKE GETS 'YES' FROM 6-11 PLAYER
12 OUKE BASKETBALL GAMES ON TV
HIS 1ST COLLEGE STEPS ONES OF AOJUSTMENT
FIRST DAY
DEVIL OF A OISCUSSION
COACH K TO SHAKE UP OEVILS
UNC'S HALE, OUKE'S HENDERSON OVERCOME INJURY WOFS
RECRUIT COMMITS VERBALLY TO OJKE
FERRY, AMAKER LEAO BLUE
BRADLEY'S NAME IN THE RIGHT PLACE AT RIGHT TIME
•FRIDGE" PUTS LETTERMAN IN OEEP FREEZE
BLUE DEVILS MAKE IT OFFICIAL: HOOPS SEASON IS HERE
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MONTHLY/
OUKE'S NEW »SS6T: DEPTH
FRESHMAN DANNY FERRY TO PLAY <
ACC PREVIEW: DUKE
BILAS TO - IS S DEVILS' BASKETS*
FOSTER: LAMAR CAN'T BEAT DUKE
HARK THE SOUNO! BASKETBALL OPE
NIT EARLY TEST FOR BLUE DEVILS
DUKE CLAIMS FIRST BITE OF BIG
DEVILS' INSIDE MUSCLE STOPS L»
OEVILS STILL AOJUSTING TO NEW
TEXANS COOL TO BASKETBALL IN T
DUKE COULD PLAY UAB IN LIBRARY
DUKE SAMPLES EVERYTHING LOOKIN
BLUE DEVILS FINISH FAST, BURN
HE'S OOWN...
OUKE SHIFTS FOCUS TO INSIDE GA
OAWKINS* STREAK LIFTS OEVILS P
ST. JOHN'S GETS SHOT AT DEVILS
DEVILS. HEELS CONTINUE PLAY TO
HEY. I WANT MY DIUKEI TV!
OAwKINS. OUKE SCALP INDIANS
OUKE AVOIDS LETDOWN. ROLLS OVF
OUKE. UNC GET TOURNEY TESTS: 3
BLUE DEVILS FACE ST. JOHN'S GA
OEVILS OOOGE REOMEN, GRAB SPOT
DAwKINS' SHOT. OEVILS D 00 IN
BIG OUKE WIN BENEFITS OEVILS A
DUKE HOPES TO F I NO PLACE IN GA
OEVILS TOP KANSAS. WIN BIG APP
DEVILS GIVE KR2Y2EWSKI FIRST T
•HUNGRY' HENOERSON TAKES HUGE
WELCOME CHANGE
DEVILS COME HOME STR
OUKE CELEBRATES VS
UNC FIRST. DUKE THIR
OUKE. STATE HIT ROAD
OUKE. STATE TRAVEL
OEVILS ROLL ON, HAND
OEVILS OVERCOME FATI
DEVILS, CAVS GET EAR
GATES OPEN ON ACC RA
BLUE OEVILS OPEN ACC
FOR COACH, MRS. K. 3
OEVILS EARN THEIR RE
CAVS MISS SHOT AT TI
TAR HEELS STILL NO.
FRESHMAN BLUES: THAT
GEORGIA TECH'S MARK
BLUE OEVILS BACK AGA
OEVILS TRAVEL TO DAV
•SLOW' DEVILS ROLL 0
UNC-OUKE CLASSIC CLA
BILAS GIVES SLOPPY "
OUKE'S BOOK IN SPOTL
OUKE BACK AT PLAY,
DUKE ROLLS TO 10TH
WITH ATTITUOE AOJUST
WHAT NOW, JOHNNY?
DUKE-UNC MATCHUP LOOMS BIGGER
OUKE EYES PERFECT END TO 1985
DUKE GETS A LONG LOOK AT ITS :
DUKE'S PRESSURE '0' DOES IN N3
OEVILS LOSE CONCENTRATION, BUT
INDEX
12/31/85
POLE AT OUKE
OPENER
AS BLUE OEVILS MEET LAMAR IN NIT
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EM1STRY
FALL
TMOSPHERE
FOR RIGHT FLAVOR
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EVILS COUNTING ON DEFENSE IN PIG APPLE.
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IN
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TH WIN OVER VIRGINIA
IN HAS INTERNATIONAL APPEAL
EVILS
IRQ
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STEN SPORTS CENTER
A LIFT
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EN EDGE CAROLINA
N FALL IN OT
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EN DUMP GEORGIA TECH
E WOMEN ENO HOME BASKETBALL SLATES
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K TOPS CAVS
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EN BEAT CLEMSON
PS OOWN AT CREIGHTON
EN ROMP
NOS
NS WESTERN FOR YOW'S 300TH WIN
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL I MENI , BLUE AND WHITE GAME
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. BAS<6TBALL IMENI
BALANCE HIGHLIGHTS FIRST OUKE BLUE-WHITE GAME
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, BROADCASTING
MORE OUICKNESS ANO DEPTH MARK BLUE DEVILS' PRIORITIES
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO WALLACE WADE STADIUM
OUKE HIRES NEW ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH
OUKE HIRES COLLINS! BOWDEN PROMOTED
EX-CHAPEL HILL STAR COMITS TO BLUE OEVILS
HINES PICKS OEVILS
OUKE LANDS PRIZED HIGH SCHOOL LINEMEN
WHO'S GOING WHERE...
UNC. OUKE RECEIVE FURTHER COMMITMENTS
ON THE ROAO, WITH TOMMY LIMBAJGH
OUKE LANOS ACE: WORLEY TO MAKE OU HIS CHOICE
MULLIN RECEIVES WOOOEN AWARO
FOOTBALL PIONEER LEFT MARK ON DUKE
DUKE makes MOVES OURING SPRIN3 WORK
FOOTBALL'S OLD OUESUONS SEEK SPRING ANSWERS
SPRING FOOTBALL? NO REASON To GET EXCITED
DUKE SPRING SCRIMMAGE SET TONIGHT
OUKE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME (AOI
SLAYOEN IMPRESSIVE IN BLUE-WHITE PERFORMANCE
DUKE'S SPRING SHOWING GIVES SLOAN CONFIDENCE
BLUE OEVILS READY TO TRY RED-SHIRTING IN ONE SIZE
LIFE BREAKS MATHESON'S WAY
OUKE SIGNS PREP STAR
MILES APART
SANDERS TO JOIN BLUE DEVILS' STAFF
DUKE LOSES OFFENSIVE LINE COACH
P.M. OIGEST
OUKE TOUGH ON WVU
AREA COLLEGE TEAMS START BLOCKING. TACKLING THIS WEEK
THE BEGINNING
STRE-E-E-T-C-H...
SLOAN FEELS MYRIAD OF EMOTIONS
COACHES KEPT FAITH, SO CUKE'S EL-MASRY KEEPS PLUGGIN'
BLUE BLAZES
BIG FOUR NOT SO BIG ANYMORE
ALL IN ALL. ACC IS UP IN '85
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1/01/85 -
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12/31/35
HEALTHY GRANTHAM KEY FOR DUKE
BACKIS) ON THE SPOT: DUKE PROT
ONE IN A MILLION
SLAYDEN SHINES IN SCRIMMAGE
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INJURY SIOELINES DUKE'S HINES
UNC. OUKE: THE DEFENSE NEVER }
PRESSURE SHIFTS TO OUKE DEFEND
OUKE'S DILWEG READY — JUST IN :
BLUE OEVILS ENTER '35 ON FAMIL
SLOAN FINOING SUCCESS AN UPHIL
SLOAN'S OEVILS DESPERATE FOR J
BLUE DEVILS' SLAYDEN PASSES PA
GREEN: '85 OUR YEAR
TEAMS NEEO FAN SUPPORT
DUKE SUSPENDS EL-MASRY
OPENING NIGHT: BLUE OEVILS HOS
OUKE GIVES CATS DEVIL OF A LIC
'JUST THINKIN' 'BOUT COOLIN' 0
OUKE DEFENSE CAME UP WITH THE
OUKE GIVES SLOAN EASY OPENING
SLOAN: DUKE TO GET BETTER TEST
OEVILS EYE UPSET
OUKE GAME A REAL WINNER
MOUNTAINEERS' COACH SEES OUKE
STUOENT BOARO UNJUST TO OUKE F
OUKE ENO COOPER TURNS OPPORTUN
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SUBJECTS
DUKE ENOS YEAP WITH DEVILISH VICTORY
MR HEELS BOWLED OVER BY FINAL DEFEAT
BFTTER DAYS AHEAD: SLOAN SEFS RECRUITING BOOST...
OUKE INKS TOP JUCO LINEMAN
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. GOLF (MEN)
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. GOLF COURSE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPRING INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO IRON DUKE CLASSIC I GOLF I
DUKE GOLFERS HOT ON TECH'S HEELS
DUKE POSTS LEAD IN RYAN TOURNEY
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. GOLc IWOMENI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT, WOMEN
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. GOLF COURSE
FURMAN WINS OUKE INVITATIONAL
OUKE WOMEN WIN ACC GOLF TITLE
FOU" BLUE DEVILS GET NCAA BID'
FOR OBLEYS. GOLF HAS P.EFN AN INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
WAKE'S CORRIE. OUKE RUN AWAY WITH FALL INVITATIONAL GOLF
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. INTRAMURALS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS
WEEKEND WEATHER
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. LACROSSE
FORO KEYS UNC LACROSSE WIN OVER DUKE
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. SOCCER
SEE ALSO SOCCER
DUKE GETS SHOT AT NATIONAL C HA
DUKE, CLEMSON BATTLE TODAY IN
CLEMSON PENALTY KICKS WIN SOCC
TIGERS KICK DEVILS
SOCCER CAMP GIVES YOUTH A HOPE
OUKE ANXIOUS TO BOUNCE BACK F*
STATE, DUKE WIN IN SOCCER CLAS
BLUE DEVILS BOOT UNC-G
DUKE BLANKS N.C. WESLEYAN
BLUE DEVILS NOW 4-0
DUKE TO TEST SOCCER METTLE AGA
OUKE, N.C. STATE CLAIM WINS IN
DUKE, STATE WIN
OUKE DEFENSE GAINS SOCCER TOLH
OEVILS WIN CLASSIC
DAVIDSON UPENDS OUKE IN SOCCER
CLEMSON BOOTERS BLANK OUKE, 2-
DUKE'S RENNIE CLAIMS 100TH SOC
VERPLANK, WAKE FOREST WIN GRAN
HOLMES MULLS REMATCH
MARYLANO EDGES OUKE IN SOCCER
MINUTEMEN READY, ENO UNC SOCCE
P.M. DIGEST
NIXON WILL ARBITRATE UMPS' CON
GAMECOCKS BOOT DUKE, 1-0
P.M. DIGEST
BLUE OEVILS, JOHNSTON BLANK CA
SOCCER SCORING SMILE
KAIN'S GOAL ENABLES OUKE TO T3
OEVILS BLAST STETSON, LO-0
DUKE'S GUARDIAN ANGEL
KAIN, STONE PACE DUKE BOOTERS
DUKE, STATE EARN NCAA SOCCER B
OUKE, N.C. STATE, VIRGINIA F AL
KU COACH CONSIDERED FRONT-RUNN
STONE PLANS SOCCER CAMP: TEXA'I
DUKE'S KAIN WINS HERMANN TROPHY
OURHAM MAY GET NEW SOCCER CAMP
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, TENNIS (MEN1
DUKE'S TAYLOR NETS ACC TENNIS FINALS
FOUR BLUE OEVILS GET NCAA BIDS
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, TFNNIS (WOMENI
FOUR *LUE DEVILS GET NCAA BIOS
DUKE NETS PREYER AS NEW WOMEN'S TENNIS COACH
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS, TRACK IMENI
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SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, CROSS COUNTRY IMENI
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, TRACK IMENI
SEE ALSO CAROLINA-OUKE TRACK CARNIVAL
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
FOUR BLUE OEVILS GET NCAA BIDS
NCAA BOUND
REYNOLDS RUNS INTO SUCCESS AWAY FROM TENNIS
OUKE'S REYNOLDS SIXTH IN 10,000 METERS
DUKE UNIV. SPORTS. TRACK IWOMENI
OUKE'S REYNOLDS SIXTH IN 10,000 METERS
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS, VOLLEYBALL IWOMENI
MINDING THE NET
HAVING A BALL
DUKE DEFENSE
OUKE UNIV. SPORTS AND PHYSICAL HEALTH BUILOING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO SPORTS MEDICINE
SEE ALSO WALLACE WADE STAOIUM
OUKE TO BEGIN PLANNING t4.2 MILLION AIDS FACILITY
DUKE UNIV. SPRING INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPURTS. GOLc IMENI
SEE ALSO GOLF
FURMAN LEADING DUKE INVITATIONAL
OUKE'S MEAGHER NAMED HV> AS ACC WINS SOUTHERN SHOOTOUT
FURMAN WINS OUKE INVITATIONAL
DUKE UNIV. STRING SCHOOL
DUKE STRING SCHOOL CELEBRATES 20TH YEAR
OUKE STRING SCHOOL IN CONCERT
DURHAM 'BLESSEO' BY STRINGS
OUKE UNIV. TRINITY COLLEGE OF ARTS ANO SCIENCES
SEE ALSO TRINITY COLLEGE (NOW OUKE UN I V . I
WHITE NEXT DEAN OF TRINITY COLLEGE
OUKE UNIV. UNDERGRAOUATE JUDICIAL 30AR0
STUDENT BOARO UNJUST TO DUKE FOOTBALL PLAYER
DUKE UNIV. WALLACE WAOE STAOIUM
SEE WALLACE WAOE STAOIUM
OUKE UNIV. WILLIAM BLACKBURN LITERARY FESTIVAL
SEE OUKE UNIV. BLACKBURN LITERAJY FESTIVAL
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11/25/35
576
K30
K30
H 2 10/01/35 A
S 2 4/06/85 A 8
H 2 4/08/85 B 3
S 2 4/08/85 D 4
S 2 12/12/85 D
H 2 12/13/85 D
H 2 12/20/85 A
2 P N 080
1 P F W66
S 2 4/11/85 A 1 » N L38
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i/oi/85
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12/31/85
SUF1JECTS
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1/16/86
DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S STUOIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HISTORY
DOCUMENTARY TO EXAMINE EFFECTS OF PORNOGRAPHY
WOMEN'S STUOIES SPQTLIGHTEO
SPONSERS ARE SOUGHT FOR WOMEN'S DIALOGUE
2 TO EDIT WOMEN'S JOURNAL
DIALOGUES BEGIN FRIDAY
REPORT: CAMPUS CLIMATE 'CHILLY' FOR CO-EOS
DUKE FACULTY TOLO GENDER MIGHT AFFECT SCIENCE FOUNDATIONS
OUKE UNIVERSITY SPEAKER STUOIES GENDER-SCIENCE CONNECTION
DUKE UNIV. WRITERS WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO WRITERS, OURHAM
SIGNUP OEADLINE NEARS FOR WRITERS' CONFERENCE
DEADLINE NEARS ON DUKE WRITERS' CONFERENCE
LITERARY FESTIVAL
AUTHORS TO GIVE READINGS AT DUKE
NOTED AUTHORS TO OFFER READINGS AT DUKE
MELISSA LENTRICCHIA ADVISES HER STUDENTS: REAO MUCH TO WRITE WELL
FIVE WRITERS GIVING REAOINGS AT OUKE
OUKE UNIV. YOUNG WRITER'S CAMP
SEE ALSO WRITERS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO WRITING
DUKE YOUNG WRITER'S CAMP TO FEATURE VIDEO PRODUCTIONS
YOUNGSTERS: PLAN FOR BUSY SUMMER
SESSIONS BEGIN JUNE 16: WRITERS' CAMP AODS VIDEO
OUKE EXPANOS YOUNG WRITERS' WORKSHOPS
OUKE-WATTS FAMILY MEDICINE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEOI
SEE ALSO FAMILY MEDICINE
STUOY TO COMPARE HEALT
DUKE PLANS NEW PRIMARY
ESTES RESIGNS AT DUKE
OUKE FAMILY MEDICINE A
FAMILY MEOICINE CENTER
DUKE FAMILY PROGRAM TO
DUKE ACT SPURRING CONC
OUKE, FAMILY MEDICINE
A BLEAK DAY FOR DURHAM
KEEP FAMILY PRACTICE
MEDICAL DECISION IMPUG
MOOERN MEDICINE COMPLI
SHAOES OF PAST FRACAS
DUKE-WATTS MEOICAL CEN
FAMILY MEDICINE END PU
FAMILY MEOICINE NEEDEO
THE SPECIALISTS HELPEO
JENNINGS: DUKE AFFIRMS
THE TOWN-GOWN RIFT
•BEHAVIORAL MEOICINE
OUKE MAY KEEP SOME TIE
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL
CHANGES PLANNED: OUKE
FAMILY MEOICINE SURVIV
DUKE-WATTS PROGRAMS TO
OUKE-WATTS PROGRAM TO
FAMILY DOCTORS VOICE C
SCOTTISH DOCTOR: RESEA
OUKE PHYSICIAN WARNS T
PROGRAM
CAL CENTER, COMMUNITY
ANO FAMILY MEDICINE DEPT.
H-CARE DUALITY
CARE UNIT
PROTESTS ENO OF PROGRAM
CTION CREATES STIR
PROBABLY WILL NOT CLOSE
BE OPEN
ERN
CENTER TO MAINTAIN TIES
NS DUKE' S INTEGRITY
CATEO
TER CONTRACT, ROLE TO
Z2LES. DISTURBS MANY
BE REVIEWED
FAMILY MEOICINE PLEDGES
PUZZLES
S WITH FAMILY MEOICINE CENTER
RATES TO INCREASE
AGREES TO KEEP FAMILY PROGRAM ALIVE
ES
CONTINJE
CONTINUE
ONCERN OVER LAWSUITS
RCH IS <EY TO RESPECT FOR FAMILY PHYSICIANS
HAT STRESS PATIENTS MAY NEEO EXTENDED CARE
DUKE WINO SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO DUKE SYMPHONY
ALL SEATS TAKEN FOR KIOZ KONZERT
CONCERT TO BE GIVEN
EXPEREINCE IN EUROPE STAYS WITH MEMBERS OF DUKE WINO SYMPHONY
VIENNESE BALL SCHEDULED FRIDAY AT CIVIC CENTER
FALL GARDEN CONCERT SLATED FOl SUNDAY
OUKE GARDENS CONCERT SET SUNDAY
VIENNESE BALL SET FOR OCT. 17
WINO SYMPHONY TO GIVE CONCERT
MUTI WILL CONDUCT DUKE SYMPHONY
OUKE/OURHAM CAMPAIGN
SEE DURHAM/OUKE CAMPAIGN
DUKE/OURHAM FELLOWS SEMINAR
FELLOWS PROGRAM HELPS SECONOA^Y
DUKE/OURHAM RELATIONS
SEE DUKE UNIV., TOWN ANO GOWN
UNIVERSITY EDUCATORS
LATIONS
OUKE/UNC OCEANOGRAPHIC CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE ALSO OCEANOGRAPHY
SCIENTIST: U.S. UNLIKELY TO BJRY WASTES IN OCEAN
OUKE/UNC ORGAN PROCUREMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
PARENTS TO MEET MAN WHO GOT S3N'S HEART
DUMPSTERS
VANCE OUMPSTERS PROMPT COMPLAINTS
DUNN. N.C.
FRENCH DIPLOMAT TO ATTENO BALL HONORING GENERAL FROM N. C.
DUNN FAMILY INVOLVED IN BIBLE ROW MOVING
OUNN BIBLE OEBATE: NOT-SO-HOLV DIATRIBES
OUPLIN COUNTY, N.C.
36 PEOPLE HOSPITALIZED AFTER GAS LEAK
OUPLIN WINE CELLARS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WINE
SEE ALSO WINERIES, N.C.
JOHNSTON COUNTY WINERY IS PLANNED
WINERY IS PLANNEO NEAR SELMA
WINES GET AWARDS
DUPONT CO.
DUKE, UNC RECEIVE GRANTS
U.S. DOLLAR VALUE MAY THREATEN GROWTH
3 OUKE UNITS RECEIVE FUNOS
ALTERNATIVE TO PIPELINE PROPOSED
PIPELINE ALTERNATIVE PUSHEO
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON -TAXP AY I NG LIST
FIRE DAMAGES N.C. OU PONT PLANT
DUPONT GAROENS
INOUSTRIES AOO JOBS IN OURHAM
DURHAM, N.C.
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3/11/85
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4/06/85
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4/10/85
A
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4/10/R5
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4/11/85
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4/13/85
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4/13/85
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4/22/85
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4/23/85
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4/24/85
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4/29/85
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5/16/85
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5/16/85
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6/05/85
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8/10/85
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10/30/85
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1/20/85
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2/05/85
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2/15/R5
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2/18/85
A
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H 2
9/26/85
A
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9/27/85
A
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H 2
10/08/85
A
7
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1 1/10/85
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11/12/85
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S 2 9/23/85 A 10
H 2 4/07/85 B 3
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H 2 1/31/85 A I N 930
H 1 4/03/85 C 1 N
H 2 5/24/85 A 19 N
H 2 10/07/85 B 7 N
H 2 12/24/85 A 4 E
H 2 7/19/85 A 20
5/27/85 A 7 N
8/27/85 8 11 N
9/14/85 A 8 N
2/06/85
2/09/85
2/09/85
6/25/85
6/25/85
9/05/85
10/29/85
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M 0 N T H L
/ANNU'L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
>AGF 24?
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PC I P III
SEE ALSO DIRECTOR* OF OURHAM COMMUNITY RESOURCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., IMAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., LOGO
SEE ALSO OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO "OURHAM FIRST"
SEE ALSO GAME OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
•DURHAM HAS A LOT OF CATCHING UP TO 00*
DURHAM EYES SISTERLY TIES TO THE ORIENT
PANEL ENDORSES OURHAM STORY IN AIRLINE MAGAZINE
AIRLINE PUBLICATION MAY FEATURE DURHAM
3USINESS C PROFESSIONAL CHAIN PRESENTS AWARDS
INSIDE
SHOPPING CENTER ON THE HORIZON
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKET INTACT THROUGH • B 5
REAGAN SKIPS OURHAM
LADIES HOME JOURNAL FEATURES 'DIET CAPITAL'
MAGAZINE BOOSTS OURHAM
OURHAM FEATURED IN SPECIAL SECTION OF AIRLINE MAGAZINE
DURHAM, N.C., AIR QUALITY
SEE AIR QUALITY
DURHAM, N.C.. ALL-AMERICA CITY PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO ALL-AMERICA CITIES
CHURCHES APPLAUDED
OURHAM, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM
RETIRED COUPLE RETURNS TO "CRUEL" DURHAM
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE FTR VEHICLES
PLAN WOULD EXTENO CITY TO PAR<
ANNEXATION PLAN WOULD EXTENO CITY LIMITS TO RTP
ANNEXATION WITHOUT FULL CITY SERVICES
COUNCIL APPROVES WARD REALIGNMENTS
DURHAM SENATORS DISAGREE ON INCORPORATION BILL
WILL WILLOW CREEK BILL CREATE A PRECEOENT?
LEGISLATORS SNUB HIGHER TAG FEES
RTP AMONG CITY'S TARGETS FOR LONG-RANGE ANNEXATION
BILL TO BAN ANNEXATION OF PAR< LAUOEO IN WAKE
APARTMENT COMPLEX NEARS COMPLETION IN DURHAM
ANNEXED RESIDENTS URGE PROMPT SERVICE OELIVERY
COUNCIL WILL OPPOSE BILL 8L0C<ING RTP ANNEXATION
OURHAH'S UNEASE VALID, BUT PROTECTING PARK BEST
ROYALL'S RTP BILL SHOULD BE RE V I SEO
JUNE INSIGHT
SAY ON PARK ANNEXATION SUPPORTED
DATE TO START NEW COUNTY PAY » L AN UNDECIOED
OURHAM, STATE TO DEBATE RTP ANNEXATION
VOTE DELAYEO ON PARK BILL
COUNCIL FAVORFO 104 APARTMENTS, BUT REJECTS EIGHT MORE IN PROJECT
OVER 5,000 HOUSING UNITS PLANNEO SOUTH OF DURHAM
RTP TAX OISTRICT STATUS CALLET "UNACCEPTABLE"
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK BILL A SWINDLE
NO ANNEXATION OF RTP SAID UNFAIR TO TAXPAYERS
COMPROMISE PROBED ON RTP MEASJRES: DURHAM OFFICIALS TELL LEGISLATORS OF
COMMISSIONERS COULO THWART ANNEXATION BILL
COUNCILMEN UNHAPPY WITH RTP BILL CHANGES
PARK'S SNUB BEHINO FLAP OVER ANNEXATION
MEASURE TO BAR PARK ANNEXATION GOES TO SENATE
STATE SENATE GETS BILL TO PROHIBIT RTP ANNEXATION
RALEIGH TELLS OURHAM ABOUT GREED, GRATITUDE
PARK BILL MAY BF AMENDED
GENERAL ASSEMBLY USURPS LOCAL GOVERNMENT'S RIGHT
BILL WOULD BAR COUNTY OECISION ON ANNEXATION
OURHAM SENATORS SPLIT AS ANNEXATION BAN SAILS
SUIT SEEKS EQUAL SERVICE
SENATE PASSES BILL BLOCKING RTP ANNEXATION
ANNEXED AREA FILES COMPLAINT
RTP ANNEXATION BAN PASSES
OFFICIALS AFRAID BILL MAY HURT ANNEXATION EFFORTS
RTP BILL AN EXAMPLE OF HASTE, SAO POLITICS
RTP ANNEXATION
RTP: GOOSE THAT LAIO THE GOLOEN EGG?
HOUSE SUPPORTS DEATH PENALTY BAN
CONCERNS OVER TREYBURN PLANS AIRED
ROYALL CRITICIZEO FOR RTP LEGISLATION
CITY EYES 105 SOUARE MILES FO' FUTURE ANNEXATION
OURHAM WINS, LOSES SOME IN LEGISLATURE
SPARGER ROAO PROJECT FAILS ZONING-CHANGE BIO
TREYBURN ANNEXATION DEEMED OK
CITY STAFF, COUNCIL APPEAR DIVIOED ON TREYBURN POINT
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON TREYBURN PROPOSAL
DEAL ON ANNEXATION OF TREYBURN CAN WAIT
COUNCIL PANEL HEEDS WARNING FROM TREYPURN'S SANFORO
CITY-TREYBURN CONTRACT HAS AM°LE ASSURANCES
I'M QUITE SATISFIED WITH THE TREYBURN OEAL... ICARTOONI
CITIZENS EXPRESS CONCERNS ON TREYBURN
TREYBURN PACT CHANGEO SLIGHTLY
LONG-RANGE PLAN TO GET A HEARING
CITY, TREYBURN REACH SERVICES AGREEMENT
TREYBURN COMPROMISE IS GOOD FIR OURHAM FUTURE
COMPETITION SPEEDING UP CITY'S ANNEXATION PLANS
OOUGHNUTS, SATELLITES AFFECTING ANNEXATIONS
DUKHAM USES FORESIGHT IN SPEEDING ANNEXATION
N.C. 55 HOTEL TO GET OURHAM WATER SERVICES
NOVEMBER INSIGHT
FIRST SATELLITE CITY ANNEXATION GETS APPROVAL
COUNCIL SETS HEARING ON ANNEXATION ISSUE
ANNEXATION OK'D; ZONE CHANGE 1ENIED
SCHOOL BOARO WANTS LAND ANNEXEO
DURHAM WINS SKIRMISH IN ANNEXATION ORIVES
COSTS OF CITY SERVICES KEY FACTOR IN ANNEXATION WAR
BOOM EXPECTEO IN AREA FAVORED FDR ANNFXATION
GROWTH ROOM SEEN IN ANNEXATION AREA
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS COURT ORDER TO BAR ANNEXATION
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS TO HALT ANNEXATION
NORTHERN IRELAND SOLUTION' 'tHAPEL HILL PROBABLY OFFERED TO ANNEX IT."
ANNEXATION HEARING UNOER WAY
DURHAM COUNCIL OKS ANNEXATION
JUOGE OENIES ANNEXATION MOTIONS
CITY PUSHES SERVICES TO ANNEXED LANO
REVAMPED ANNEXATION RULE SOUGHT
DURHAM SHOULD WIN DISPUTE WITH CHAPEL HILL
ANNEXATION WAR: A LACK OF COOPERATION
ANNEXATION ISSUE COMPLICATED
WALLACE PLANS TALKS ON ROSEMARY SOUARE
•DURHAM JUST GOT TAKEN'
HUO CITES CITY'S USE OF MINORITIES
CITY-INITIATED ANNEXATION HEARING SET
OURHAM, N.C., ARTS COMPLEX PROPOSAL
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3/07/85
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5/21/85
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5/31/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A I
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SEE ALSO ARTS. DURHAM
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS BUILDING Rc
ARTS PLAN MAY LEAO WAY
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS TO LEAVE 8U
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS S4.5 MILLI3
COUNCIL COMMITTEE SUPPOPTS ART
ARTS BUILDING HAZARDS DEMAND P
COUNTY TO HFAR MONEY REOUESTS
ARTS CENTER FUNDING TO BE AIRE
PANEL SAYS NO TO SALES TAX FO*
HERON: CENTER FUNDS COULO BE 5
ALTERNATIVE USES ARE SUGGESTED
R6INHART SEES HOPE FOR DOWNTOW
BOOST FOR ARTS COMPLEX EASES S
ARTS MECCA ENDORSED
FOUNDATION AWAROS GRANTS. SCHT
POWELL TO RCVEAL CIVIC CENTER
THE ARTS COUNCIL'S FRIENDS
•CUTTING-OUT" CEREMONY PLANNED
FEOERAL FUNDS MAY HELP ARTS WD
CITY COUNCIL ASKEO TO SUPPORT
POWELL OFFERS PLAN TO BACK FED
LOAN TO BE SOUGHT FOR CITY ART
GRANT AS COLLATERAL FRETS CITI
COUNTY COMMITMENT SOUGHT FOR A
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS MORE COUNTY
COUNTY WANTS 8EVITALIZATI0N PL
COUNTY COMMITS FUNDS FOR NEW A
COOPERATION SPURS ARTS COMPLEX
CCB GIVES 1100.000 TO ARTS COJ
CITY GETS S3. 9 MILLION LOAN FD
FIRM GIVES ARTS CENTER S50.000
MOO. 000 DONATED FOR CENTER
HISTORIAN QUESTIONS ARTS COUNC
STATE REPORT QUESTIONS REMODEL
HO. 000 COMMITTEE TO NEW ARTS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL PASSES SI
ARTS COUNCIL DRIVE TOPS SI MIL
GTE MAJOR LESSEE IN DOWNTOWN P
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S50.000 GIFT PLEDGED TO ARTS C
4TH-GRA0ERS SKIP SANTA, WRITE
DURHAM HERALD CO. GIVES S50.00
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNDEC
PANEL DELAYS OECISION ON ARTS
ARTS BUILDING OESIGN GETS NOD
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SBI PROBES TAX RECOROS
CITY ACCOUNTING SOUNO. FIRM SAYS
COUNTY CAN'T FIND SI, ZOO TO SI . 500
BONO TO GIVE REPLY ON AUOITOR'S REPORT
BPYAN DECISION IS OUE
BRYAN WANTS TO BE HEARO ON CHARGES
COUNTY MANAGER: ANOTHER TAX AJ 0 1 T NEEOLES EXPENSE
REPORT SHOWS STRONG ECONOMY IM DURHAM
DURHAM. N.C.. BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM
BEAUTIFICATION AWAROS
DURHAM, N.C., BOARDS ANO COMMISSIUNS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BTAROS ANO COMMISSIONS
9 NOMINATED FOR HISTORIC PANEL
BOARDS SEEK NEW MEMBERS
DURHAM SEEKS INTERESTED PEOPLE TO SERVE ON BOAROS
RESIDENTS SOUGHT FOR ADVISORY PANELS
CITY BOARO, COMMISSION POSTS DPEN
DURHAM, N.C., BOND RATING
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. BUOGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE OIVISIOM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, OURHAM
STANOARO C POOR'S GIVES COUNTY AAA BOND RATING
SCHOOLS GET LOWER RATE ON BONDS
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OURHAM, N.C. BONOS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BONDS
SEE ALSO PALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT. BONO ISSUE
LONG-RANGE 'WISH LIST' SUITABLE FOR CITY'S NEEOS
CIIY IMPROVEMENTS PLAN AMBITHUS ANO HOPEFUL
RESERVOIR ON SCHEDULE
DURHAM HOSIERY MILL PLAN RAPPED
COUNCIL VETOES USING SALES TAX FOR PUBLIC WORKS
SCHOOLS GET LOWER RATE ON BONIS
WACHOVIA LOW ON RDU BONDS
COMMITTEE MULLS PROJECTS FOR 30N0S
WATER. SEWER EXPANSION PLANS FOR DURHAM SURVIVE
CIVIC CENTER BONOS MAY NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR TAX EXEMPTION
PARKING FOR TOWERS MAY NEEO C3MPR0MISE
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SUBJECT
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1/16/86
DURHAM, N.C., BUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. BONO RATING
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. BJOGET .___,
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. FINANCE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. NON-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION
2 DURHAMS EYE JO MILLION LOSS
WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM YOUR CITY GOVERNMENT?
CITIZEN COMMENT SOUGHT ON CITf BUDGET
PUBLIC HEARING. ..CITY OF DURHAM
POWELL SAYS TAX-CUT PLANS THREATEN CITY
FINANCIAL OOUBTS CLOUDING OUTLOOK FOR CITY BUDGET
VALENTINE VOWS TO AIO CITIES, MUM ON MONEY
SALFS TAX WOULD PAY OFF SEWER BONOS
CITY UNVEILS PUBLIC WORKS PROPOSALS
BONOS. SALES TAX GET mixeo REVIEW
TAX PLAN WON'T SLASH DURHAM ASENCV FUND
•NO1 CHORUS FALLS SHORT
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM PROMISING
OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX HIKE SXPECTEO AT HEARING
PROPERTY TAX RATE SHOULO NOT )ISE
CAMPBELL: TAX RATE CUT TO OFFSET REVALUATION
OURHAM PANEL REJECTS TAX FOR IMPROVEMENTS
COUNCIL VETOES USING SALES TAX FOR PUBLIC WORKS
LAND VALUE RISE TO TRIM CITY TAX 9ATC
RATE DROP WILL HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON TAX SILL
PSO UNCERTAINTY COMPLICATES BUOGET
2? NON-CITY AGENCIES MAKE 810 FOR FUNDING
OATE TO START NEW COUNTY PAY 3 L AN UNDECIDED
FIRF.Hpm ICE DECISION TO COST OURHAM MORE
BUOGET FOR POLICE. FIRE UNITS NOT LIKELY TO BE READY BY FRIDAY
BUS RIDER'S SUGGESTIONS WOULD COST J 1 30 .000--C I TY
DURHAM MAY HIKE PARKING. PLANNING FEES
COUNCIL SETS TAX RATE AT 62 CENTS
HIGHER FEES. PARKING FINES BETTER THAN A TAX INCREASE
62-CENT RATE TO HIKE MOST TAX BILLS _.
SEPARATE POLICE. FIRE TO COST CITY 115.7 MILLION
CITY TOLO POLICE. FIREFIGHTIN3 COSTS WILL RISE
REORGANIZATION MAY CUT FIRE. POLICE SERVICE
SEPARATION TO COST MORE
fITY COUNCIL BONER WILL COST TAXPAYERS
' POLICE. FIRE TRANSIT ON: WILL SERVICES DECLINE?
DUKE'S FINANCIAL SHAPE HELPS BOOST OURHAM
COUNCIL PANEL HEARS BOND ISSUE PLEAS ,„,_
COUNCILMEN'S PRIORITIES RIGHT FOR CITY BONO ISSUE
CITY'S PROPERTY TAX YIELD HIGHER THAN EXPECTEO
THE 1*3.000 OUESTION: YEA OR nay?
COMMITTEE WILL STUDY CREATING 13 NEW JOBS
MAYOR WANTS SECRETARY TO EASE WORK BURDEN
°URH"!]nIONCTO Sr'BteVp'l'an TO CUT SANITATION JOBS
ADMINISTRATORS GET PAID TO GUIDE CITY EFFICIENTLY
DURHAM, N.C.. BUS SCHEDULES
CHANGING TIMES _ , „
NEW BUS ROUTES OOING WELL SO far
OURHAM. N.C., BUSES
SEE ALSO BUS FARES
SEE ALSO BUS SHELTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BUS ROUTES
SEE ALSO OURHAM UNION BUS STATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS rr _ ,«.„,rc
COMMITTEE MOVES TO ENO STALEMATE ON BUS SERVICE
DUKE POWER may APPEAL
DUKE POWER FAULTEO IN BUS ORIVER TALKS
CITY MAY HAVE FLOAT IN PARADE
DURHAM LUCKY TO DOOGE U.S. TRANSIT-SUBSIDY CUTS
HAZARDOUS-MATERIALS TEAM PROPOSEO FOR EMERGENCIES
OURHAM STUDIES HOUSING APPEAL BOARD
BUS STOP SHELTER LIKE ANIMAL STALL, COUNCIL PANEL TOLO
DURHAM MAY MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO BUS STOPS
BUS SHELTER PLEA OFF TARGET
BUS SERVICE TALKS DRAW PRAISE. PROD
OURHAM MAN PUSHING FOR MASSEU''S LICENSE
PANEL STUDIES BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS „„„.,_
SIDES STILL CAN'T AGREE ON NIGHT BUS SERVICE
OURHAM BUS PLAN IS OFFEREO
DURHAM STUOIES NIGHT BUS SERVICE CUTS
BUS SERVICE PROPOSALS ARE HADE ■„_„-
OURHAM NICE. FAR FROM PERFECT, SURVEY SHOWS
PASSING PARADE
CRITICISM LEAOS TO COUNCIL RIFT -.--«
DUKE POWER OFFERING CARD FOR ' EDUCEO-PR ICE BUS FARES
agreement to improve city bus service reached
many oepeno daily on buses
^t?CokSs0bus rc^chInges? riders want improvements
FIRiR0|p^rpARKW00^VJ0LUNTEi^SEt;V!R CITY'S 1ST MUTU.L-AIO AGREE-ENT
WlRSv^lNTs'lN'THrouli^oSgNSSaSIT SYSTEM BUS SERVICE .AOI
CHANGING TIMES _ .
NEW BUS ROUTES OOING WELL SO far
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DURHAM, N.C.. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
SEE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. DURHAM
OURHAM. N.C.. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
SEE DURHAM, N.C.. HISTORY
OURHAM. N.C.. CHARTER
SEE OURHAM CITY CHARTER
OURsee'also'amerIcanM?ederatS!on of state. COUNTY ano municipal employees
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY CUUNCIL, PERSONNEL SURVEY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE ALSO WAGES, DURHAM
MUNICIPAL WORKERS RECOGNIZED
OURh'aSNwSrJkERS0TURNOVER RATE LOWER than STATE AVERAGE
•OURHAM HAS A LOT OF CATCHING UP JO DO'
UNION TO PROTEST PLAN TO CUT SANITATION JOBS
OURHAM SHOULO TREAT ALL WORKS'S FAIRLY
SANITATION WORKERS GRATEFUL
SANITATION CHIEF FILES FOR RETIREMENT AUG. I
SANITATION SUPERINTENDENT TO RETIRE
RULING COULD COST OURHAM 1*00. 000
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SUBJECTS
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WOMAN HURT FIGHTING OFF MAN WHO THREATENED HER WITH KNIFE
CITY: LABOR-LAW RULE WON'T CUT SERVICES
AGENCY UPHOLDS BIAS COMPLAINTS
EEOC ASKS CITY FOR LEGAL FEES
CITY HONORS WORKERS
MPS. KAY ELLIS BURIED; MEMORIAL PLANNED
NAME WAS WRONG
CITY BOOSTS WORKERS' 'COMPUTE? LITERACY'
DURHAM, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES. HEALTH CARE
ACTION DELAYED ON HEALTH PLAN
CITY COUNCIL DELETES HEALTH CARE PLAN OPTION OFFERED P.Y KAISER.
DURHAM, N.C.. CITY EMPLOYEES. PRIVACY ACT
SEE OURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
OURHAM. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, SALARIES
SALARY CEILING HIKE EYED FOR CITY WORKERS
COUNCILMEN STUDYING PAY RAISES
CITY OFFICIALS PONDER PAY-INC'EASE OPTION
CITY EYES PAY PLAN OPTION THAT EXCLUOES MERIT RAISES
DURHAM GROUP REDUCES PAY-INCREASE PLANS TO 2
PANEL SEEKS MORE FACTS ON CITY SALARIES
DURHAM PANEL BACKS PAY-HIKE PLAN
COUNCIL APPROVES WARD RF AL IGNH ENT5
62-CENT RATE TO HIKE MOST TAX BILLS
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET $303,000
DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW REQUEST
OURHAM MAY JOIN LABOR-LAW SUIT
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DURHAM, N.C.
SEE DURHAM,
'CITY OF MEOICINE'
N.C, MEDICAL INDUSTRY
OURHAM, N.C, CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN OURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH OFVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, RETAIL SHOPPING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, CIVIC CENTER COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM PROGRESS GROUP
SEE ALSO HOTELS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXPAYERS AGAINST THIS CIVIC CENTER
CITY'S LEADERS LOOK TO FUTURE
HOW BAD DOES OURHAM WANT THE CIVIC CENTER?
POWELL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT HOTEL GRANT
MAYOR URGES DURHAM RESIDENTS TO BACK NEW OOWNTOWN HOTEL
MAYOR CHALLENGES DURHAM TO RAISE PRIVATE HOTEL FUNOS
TASK FORCE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR HOTEL
HOTEL PANELISTS TO BE ANNOUNCED
CIVIC CENTER NEEOS INVESTMENT
S.C PLAN EYEO FOR CENTER
HOTFL INVESTMENT GROUP GOOD OPTION, POWELL SAYS
FOUNDATION APPROACH MAY SPUR CENTER PROJECT
WHAT CITY AND COUNTY NEED
RALEIGH HOTEL WOES OON'T WORRY DURHAM OFFICIALS
THE ONLY CIVIC CENTER DURHAM COULD FINANCE (CARTOON!
CENTER HOTEL GRANT REFUSED
HOTEL GRANT DENIED
CIVIC CENTER NEWS BOTH GOOD AMD BAO
CIVIC CENTER NEWS NOT ALL BAO
MOVE CIVIC CENTER
HOTEL NEGOTIATIONS OELAY TASK FORCE
WHY DIO HUO REJECT CENTER?
DURHAM OFFICIALS COURT POTENTIAL HOTEL INVESTOR
FINAL TREYBURN PLANS EXPECTEO IN 45 OAYS
MAYOR SEES EXCITING. BUT COSTLY FUTURE FOR CITY
MAYOR WARNS CITY MAY NEED TAX HIKE
FIRMS TO PUSH HOTEL PROJECT: CHAMBER TOLO SOME LOCAL INVESTMENT.. .NEEDEO
CITY, HOLIDAY INN DISCUSS NEW HOTEL
POSSIBILITY OF HOTEL BRIGHTENS THE PICTURE
INSTANT CIVIC CENTER MIX ICART00N1
HOLIOAY INN INTEREST BOOSTS HOPES FOR HOTEL
FEDERAL OFFICIAL VIEWS PROPOSED CENTER SITE
HUO OFFICIAL TAKES TOUR BUT MAKES NO PROMISES ON GRANTS FOR HOTEL, MILL
REVENUE-SHARING SHOULD END
HUD'S VISIT TO OURHAM COULO BE A GOOO SIGN
AGREEMENT CLOSE ON OOWNTOWN HJTEL
OEAN, ADAMS OFFER CIVIC CENTER PLAN
CIVIC CENTER MAY GET PRESERVATION REVIEW
FALL-BACK PLAN ON CENTER WISE, EVEN WITH GOOD NFWS
CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS MAKES OPTION ILL-TIMED
WOULD THE CIVIC CENTER BE MOST INVITING ON THE OUTER RANKS? ICARTOON)
JUNE 4 DEADLINE SET FOR BACKING HOTEL
CHAMBER AIMS TO MEET DEADLINE FOR HOTEL FUNOS
COST, TIME REQUIREMENTS FILL SAPS IN HOTEL PLANS
DURHAM RESPONDS WHEN COMMUNITY NEEDS ARISF
HOTEL: TO GIVE OR INVEST? WHICH IS BEST APPROACH?
DOWNTOWN HOTEL FUNOS SEEM LIKELY
CHAMBER VOTES TO SPEARHEAD 12 MILLION DRIVE
3.000 HOUSING UNITS SLATEO NEAR WOOOCROFT
UNITY NEEDED IF CITY IS TO ME5T CHALLENGES
OURHAM BANKS MAY HELP IN RAISING FUNDS FOR HOTEL
CITY LOSES CENTER OEVELOPER
POWELL SAYS OOWNTOWN PROJECT REMAINS ALIVE
FUTURE OF GRANT UNCERTAIN
MAYOR SEEKS SHOWOOWN ON CIVIC CENTER PROJECT
FUTURE OF CIVIC CENTER RAISES HARD OUESTIONS
COUNCIL PLANS TO PROCEED WITH CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX
COUNCIL SEEKS TO SAVE CENTER
CIVIC CENTER
BELL, HERON WON'T BACK CENTER PLAN WITHOUT HOTEL
LACK OF DEVELOPER OOESN'T AFFECT STATUS OF PROJECT BONOS
CITY SHOWS DETERMINATION BY BACKING A CIVIC CENTER
TIME FOR SOME PROBING
CIVIC CENTER: SHOULO WE BE SURPRISED?
CONVENTION CENTER STILL NEEDED AS 'CARROT-
CITY SHOULO START CENTER
'...HOWZABOUT A TOW...?' 1CART00NI
A LESS EXPENSIVE WAY TO REVIVE OOWNTOWN
CIVIC CENTER ALONG MIGHT RAISE TAXES 15 PCT.
FORUM'S AIM WILL BE AN ACTIVE DOWNTOWN
CIVIC CENTER FOES MEET
COUNCIL PANEL ASKS LOCAL DRIVE FOR CENTER
SAIO BUROEN TO TAXPAYERS: GROUP TO CITY: OUMP CIVIC CENTER
PANEL PLANS CAMPAIGN TO FUND CENTER
GROUP ASKS CITY TO ADMIT PLAN FAILED
HERON: CENTER FUNOS COULO BE REDIRECTED
ALTERNATIVE USES ARE SUGGESTED FOR CENTER PLEDGE
CIVIC CENTER VISION STILL WORTH PURSUING
HERON IDEA MERITS LOOK IF SUPPORT FOR HOTEL LAGS
JULY 15 OEADLINE SET ON ACCEPTING CENTER PROPOSALS
DESPITE SETBACKS, HOPE STRONG FOR CIVIC CENTER
REINHART SEES HOPE FOR DOWNTOJN 'LIFE'
COUNCIL SHOULO AVOIO SPECIAL INTEREST WHIMS
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MAYOR: FIRM ASKED TO RECONSIDER PROJECT
BUSINESSMAN BUYING L-M WAREHOJSES
APARTMENTS TO REPLACE BOOAO ST. WAREHOUSES
NEW SITE URGED EOR CIVIC CENTER
INVESTOR: HOTEL MAY BE NEAR
DON'T MOVE CIVIC CENTER ,
TEXAS EIRM PLANS TOWER TO GO WITH CIVIC CENTER
CITY FATHERS OUIBBLE WHILE OTHERS PROGRESS
LA.MAKERS REJECT DURHAM CHARTER CHANGE
HOUSE PASSES DURHAM BILLS
CIVIC CENTER SILL OK'D
2 LOCAL INVESTORS IN CENTER Talks
BILL TO AIO CENTER PROJECT PASSES
DEVELOPERS MAY JOIN PROJECT
COUNCIL'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS MANY
OURHAM FIRM TALKS ABOUT BUILOING HOTEL
•POSSIBLE' DEVELOPERS? OON'T HOLO YOUR BREATH
FIRM'S USE OF CITY PROPERTY WISE MOVE
CHAMBER SUPPORTS '2005 PLAN1 _,---.«
POWELL TO HIGHLIGHT CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS
POWELL TO REVEAL CIVIC CENTER PLANS
POWELL PROMISES CENTER PROPOSALS BY AUGUST 15
CITY MANAGER REPORT: WAIT UNTIL AUGUST 15
CITY, COUNCIL OFFICIALS TO HEAR HOTEL PLANS ___,_„
MEETING SCHEOULED TO HEAR PROPOSAL ON OURHAM CENTER
DOWNTOWN HOTEL PLAN IS UNVEILED
CITY TACKLES HOTEL, CIVIC CENTER PLANS
CLEARING THE RECORD . , ...
HOTEL HOPES SOAR ANEW, BUT NEED A 'PARACHUTE'
IMPROVE OURHAM LIVING
OOWNTOWN APARTMENT, OFFICE TOWERS PLANNED
COUNCIL PRESSED FOR COMMITMENT
COOPERATION CAN HELP . _____
PLANS ARE SPECTACULAR BUT OVERSIGHT NEEOEO
JOINT VENTURES AIOING CITIES, DEVLOPERS
PROJECT 'GOOO EXAMPLE' OF CITY-FIRM VENTURE
HOTEL PLAN INCLUDES SOME STIC<Y POINTS
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL 'THE MOST MALIGNED'
1-35 HOTEL TO RIVAL CIVIC CENTER 'HNSiTrnr
a flashing sign with four- foot -tall letters..
report: center may spur taxi-bus hub
oowntown center plan oue for 3ep0rt tomorrow
another developer plans downtown offices
ky. firm interested in downtown project
persistence, investors 800e well for durham
canoioates: civic center would spur growth
"hi, coach gulley — i'm your center!" icartooni
for a change, no thanksgiving disasters -_--,-.,
civic center bonos may not be eligible for tax exemption
OFFICE TOWERS GET BOOST: COMPANY PLANS MOVE TO FRANKLIN SOUAR
KENTUCKY FIRM MAY AIO PLAN F0> OURHAM HOTEL
OOWNTOWN DURHAM IS AT A TURNING POINT
GTE MAJOR LESSEE IN DOWNTOWN PLAZA „„_„-
DOWNTOWN R6VITALIZATI0N GETS ZHRISTMAS PRESENT
COUNCIL OKS ZONING CHANGE FOR OUKE HOTEL
TIME TO SHOW AND TELL ._.,„.--
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL HAY ORAW HOTEL INTEREST
(CARTOON I
DURHAM, N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY,
CITY BOOSTS WORKERS'
N.C.. COMPUTERS
COMPUTER LITERACY-
DURHAM. N.C.. CONTRACT BIDDING
III ALSO" PrTvaIeVoS^CTOr'sSf.R FEDERAL EMPLOYEES.
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE FOR VEHICLES
HANDICAPPED LAW PLAN SPARKS SPAT ON COUNCIL
BROAOER JOBS ORDINANCE GOING FROM BAD TO WORSE
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
COUNCIL DROPS HANOICAPPED ENTITLEMENT BID
OURHAM LAGS IN HELPING MANOICAPPEO
P.NEl\eCo2-En'dSSSPE-!al' MEETING TO CONSIDER REPORT ON PUBLIC SAFETY
CITY DELAYS CONTRACT 'SET-ASIDES'
DURHAM, N.C., OOWNTOWN BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO BUILOING COOES , _..--
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. HISTORIC HOMFS . BUILDINGS
BUILDINGS NEED REPAIRS
DURHAM FIRM PLANS 19 MILLION HOTEL
BUILOING SURVEY PLANTS SEED FIR OOWNTOWN HOPE
•DOW,NfowNN?UILniNGSUwJLL BE INVENTORIED F OR NE W TENAN 1 S
.VOLUNTEERS BEGIN BUILDING INVENTORY IN OOWNTOWN AREA
•TAKING STOCK OF DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPER MULLS 'LUXURY OFFICES'
OURHAM, N.C.. OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OOWNTOWN OURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN REVITALI ZATIO'l FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, INNER-CITY BUSINESS =ARK _________
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MAIN STREET COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM PROGRESS GROUP
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
CITY'S LEAOERS LOOK TO FUTURE
REZONING WOULD ALLOW APARTMENTS OOWNTOWN
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
CHAIRMAN SAYS NCNB PONOERING OOWNTOWN INVESTMENT
BANK LOOKS AT INVESTING DOWNTOWN .,.-,-.. ,.--., crv
DURHAM PLANNERS TO PROVIDE OOWNTOWN REV I T AL I Z AT I ON STRATEGY
CITY SHOULD BACK COURTHOUSE CHANGE, CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS
DOWNTOWN DURHAM ISNM OEAO
WILL OOWNTOWN DURHAM LIVE
PIATT WILL RELOCATE IN OOWNTOWN
FFDERAL PROGRAM COULD HELP DOWNTOWN DURHAM
COUNTY MANAGER WISELY BACKS COURTHOUSE SALE
MAYOR SEES EXCITING, BUT COSTLY FUTURE FOR CITY
HUO OFFICIAL TAKES TOUR BUT MAKES NO PROMISES ON GRANTS FOR HOTEL, M
CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS MAKES OPTION ILL-TIMf.0
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS S4.5 MILLION FOR RENOVATION
MAIN STREET APPLICATION REJECTED
DURHAM LOSES BIO FOR PROGRAM
PROTECT DOWNTOWN AREA
»U6PMILLIoJ*ADOITIONeTO 'HERALO- BUILOING OFF TO GOOO START
UNITY NEEDED IF CITY IS TO «E:I CHALLENGES
LIMITING TALL BUILDINGS A R I S< Y , ARBITRARY PLAN
CIVIC CENTER: SHOULD WE BE SURPRISED?
CONVENTION CENTER STILL NEEOE"> AS 'CARROT-
CITY SHOULD START CENTER „--.-
PANEL ENDORSES PLANS TO REVITALIZE NINTH STREET
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DALLAS PROVES HEIGHT LAWS WISE
A LESS EXPENSIVE MAY TO REVIVF 0OWNTQWN
FORUM'S AIM WILL BE AN ACTIVE DOWNTOWN
SAID BURDEN TO TAXPAYERS: GROJP TO CITY: OUMP CIVIC CENTER
INCENTIVE IS THE HEART OF NINTH STREET PLANS
KEEP HIGH-RISES DOWNTOWN
WHAT IF: HOTHEADED FANATICAL LOONIES TRIED TO CAR 30MP DOWNTOWN DURHAM?
JULY 15 OEAOLINE SET ON ACCEPTING CENTER PROPOSALS
SHOPPING CENTER ON THE HORIZON
REINHART SEES HOPE FOR OOWNTOWN 'LIFE'
...FACILITIES TO TRANSPLANT THE HEARTS OF ENTIRE CITIES
HIGH-RISE RISKS NEIGHBORHOOD
MAYOR: FIRM ASKEO TO RECONSIOER PROJECT
MINI-SKYSCRAPER SHOULD BE BUILT DOWNTOWN
HIGH-RISE WILL CAUSE EXOOUS
HIGH-RISE OEVELOPER WON'T BE PRESSURED
DOWNTOWN DURHAM COULO BE MECCA FOR TRIANGLE ARTISTS
■GODSPEED' TO HIGH RISE
HIGH-RISE TO BE 'TOP-DUALITY'
WILL HIGH-RISE FEED RACISM?
BOOST FOR ARTS COMPLEX EASES STING OF HIGH-RISE
17-STORY BUILDING APPROVEO: BUSINESSMAN PROPOSES STONE JOIN HIM...
INVESTOR: HOTEL MAY BE NEAR
OOWNTOWN ARTS MECCA GOAL WORTH PURSUING
TOWER WILL ORAIN DOWNTOWN
OON'T MOVE CIVIC CENTER
MAIN STREET PANEL HOLDS FORUM TODAY
HIGH-RISE SPRAWL HARMFUL TO DJRHAM
DURHAM CITIZENS SPEAK OUT ON DOWNTOWN
NO NEEO FOR PUZZLEMENT
HOUSE PASSES DURHAM BILLS
CIVIC CENTER BILL OK'O
2 LOCAL INVESTORS IN CENTER TALKS
DEVELOPERS MAY JOIN PROJECT
■POSSIBLE' DEVELOPERS? OON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH
FIRM'S USE OF CITY PROPERTY WISE MOVE
WORKSHOPS BOOST DOWNTOWN
SHOPPING ATMOSPHERE MAY BE KEY TO OOWNTOWN
OOWNTOWN SALES SLUMP, BUT POTENTIAL UNTAPPED
•BAD' OURHAM REPORT COULO PROVE USEFUL
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PLANNING NEW BUILDING
BUILDINGS NEEO REPAIRS
OURHA" FIRM PLANS »8 MILLION -IOTEL
BUILDING SURVEY PLANTS SEED FDR DOWNTOWN HOPE
DOWNTOWN HOTEL PLAN IS UNVEILED
OOWNTOWN BUILDINGS WILL BE INVENTORIED FOR NEW TENANTS
DURHAM LEAOERS SAY SURVEY: DOWNTOWN MAIN ISSUE
OURHAM NICE. FAR FROM PERFECT, SURVEY SHOWS
COME OOWNTOWN FOR ICE CREAM
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT, OFFICE TOWERS PLANNED
CITY may JOIN WITTENBERG PLANS
COUNCIL PRESSED FOR COMMITMENT
COOPERATION CAN HELP
DOWNTOWN HAS ITS OWN EDGE
PLANS ARE SPECTACULAR BUT OVERSIGHT NEEDED
JOINT VENTURES AIOING CITIES, DEVLQPERS
LOAN TO BE SOUGHT FOR CITY ARTS BUILDING
PROJECT 'GOOD EXAMPLE' OF CITY-FIRM VENTURE
WAREHOUSES ARE SOLO
A OOWNTOWN SHAME
COUNTY WANTS REV IT AL I Z AT I ON PLANS SOON
HOTEL PLAN INCLUDES SOME STIC<Y POINTS
INVESTORS 'WAIT ANO SEE' ABOUT OOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN SALVATION: RESTORING OLD BUILDINGS?
REPORT: CENTER MAY SPUR TAXI-8US HUB
KY. FIRM INTERESTED IN DOWNTOWN PROJECT
POWELL: MILL PROJECT MAY SPARK GROWTH
PERSISTENCE, INVESTORS BOOE WELL FOR OURHAM
WORK LOOMS ON ARTS BUILDING
SHOPPING IN 'OOWNTOWN' OURHAM IS A SCAVENGER HUNT
CLEARING THE RECORD
GOOO ROY OR BIG SPENDER?
TOM CAMPBELL TALKS SENSE ABOUT OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT IAOI
BUSINESSES PLAN TO MOVE DOWNTOWN
CANDIDATES SET 1989 AS DOWNTOWN'S GOAL
FAITH IN DOWNTOWN AREA IS BEGINNING TO PAY OFF
DOWNTOWN OURHAM GETS NEWS, VIDEO BUSINESS
LAWYER WANTS TO ORGANIZE MAIN STREET GROUP
WATER, SEWER EXPANSION PLANS FUR OURHAM SURVIVE
FOR A CHANGE, NO THANKSGIVING OISASTERS
ALLENTON PLEDGES 150,000 TO CHIVE
OOWNTOWN DURHAM: ONCE UPON A TIME...
OFFICE TOWERS GET BOOST: COMPANY PLANS MOVE TO FRANKLIN SOUARE SITE
PEOPLES SECURITY INSURANCE. WE'RE BUILDING OUR FUTURE IN DOWNTOWN OURHAM
ARTS COUNCIL ORIVE TOPS $1 MILLION MARK
DOWNTOWN DURHAM IS AT A TURNING POINT
GTE MAJOR LESSEE IN OOWNTOWN PLAZA
DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION GETS ZHRISTMAS PRESENT
GENERAL TELEPHONE EXPECTED TO SIGN FRANKLIN PLAZA LEASE
...WE MAY EVENTUALLY SEE OOWNTOWN OURHAM WITH THE NAKED EYE! (CARTOON!
DURHAM TO HIRE CONSULTANT FOR PLAN TO BOOST DOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN ACCESS A PROBLEM
GENERAL TELEPHONE TAKES SPACE IN FRANKLIN PLAZA
GTE OFFICIALS SIGN AGREEMENT FOR OFFICES IN FRANKLIN PLAZA
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL MAY DRAW HOTEL INTEREST
MOVING: REDEVELOPMENT PUZZLE'S PIECES COME TOGETHER
WITTENBERG SEES PROJECT AS CHANCE TO SET FUTURE
THE GLEAM IN HIS EYE IS THE 'NEW DURHAM'
THE WITTENBERG ENTHUSIASM
OEVELOPER MULLS 'LUXURY OFFICES'
DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DWELLING
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
REZONING WOULD ALLOW APARTMENTS OOWNTOWN
OURHAH, N.C.. ECONOMY
SFE ECONOMY, OURHAM
OURHAM, N.C., ELECTIONS
SEE OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ELECTIONS, OURHAM, PRIMARIES
OURHAM, N.C., ELECTIONS, PRIMARY
SEE ELECTIONS, DURHAM, PRIMARIES
DURHAM, N.C., ENGINEERING OEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ENGINEER
CITY HALL HELPS
OURHAM, N.C., FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C.. FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO WHEN THE TRUMPET SOUNOS (FILMI
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PACE 247
1/16/36
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P 0
DATE
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L
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S 2
5/21/85
A 4
L
H 2
5/21/B5
A 4
L
S 2
5/22/85
A I
N
"69
H 2
5/23/85
A 1
P
N
A54
S 2
5/23/85
A 4
E
H 2
5/24/85
A 4
L
H 2
5/26/85
0 4
T
T
R56
H 2
5/28/85
C 1
N
S51
H 2
5/30/85
B I
p
P
C56
H 2
6/01/85
C 1
p
N
W66
H 2
6/05/85
A 4
T
T
R56
S 2
6/05/85
A 4
L
S 2
6/06/85
A 1
N
"6"
H 2
6/11/85
A 4
L
H 2
6/11/85
A 4
L
H 2
6/14/35
A 4
E
S 2
6/15/85
A 1
N
C60
H 2
6/16/85
0 4
L
H 2
6/17/85
A 4
L
H 2
6/17/85
A 4
L
S 2
6/17/85
A 4
E
H 2
6/18/85
A 1
P
N
S51
S 2
6/18/85
C 1
N
M69
H 2
6/19/85
A 4
E
H 2
6/19/85
A 4
L
H 2
6/19/85
A 4
L
H 2
6/19/85
A 7
N
S 2
6/19/85
A 4
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S 2
6/20/85
C 1
N
M69
H 2
7/02/85
A 4
L
H 2
7/11/85
B 1
N
046
S 2
7/11/85
C 1
N
M69
H 2
7/12/85
A I
N
S51
S 2
7/12/85
C 1
N
M69
H 2
7/16/85
A 4
E
H 2
7/18/85
A 4
E
S 2
7/31/85
C 1
N
M69
S 2
8/02/85
A I
N
M69
S 2
8/05/85
A 4
E
H 2
8/07/85
A 4
E
S 2
8/07/85
C 1
N
S 2
3/08/85
A I
M
N
M69
S 2
8/12/85
A 1
N
M69
S 2
8/12/35
A 4
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H 2
3/13/85
A I
P
N
S51
S 2
8/14/85
A 1
N
M69
S 2
8/26/85
A 1
N
M69
H 2
8/27/85
A 1
'1
L4I
H 2
8/27/85
A 4
F
H 2
8/29/85
B I
N
L41
S 2
8/29/85
A 1
P
N
M69
H 2
8/30/85
A I
P
N
S51
S 2
3/30/85
A 4
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H 2
9/02/85
A 4
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H 2
9/03/85
A 4
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S 2
9/03/85
C 1
0
M69
H 2
9/04/85
B 1
N
S51
S 2
9/04/85
C 1
0
M6 9
H 2
9/05/85
A 15
N
H 2
9/09/85
A 4
E
H 2
9/10/85
C 1
N
W36
H 2
9/15/85
A 4
E
S 2
9/26/85
C 1
N
W82
H 2
9/29/85
D 10
P
F
L41
S 2
9/30/85
A 1
N
M69
H 2
10/02/85
B 1
N
S51
S 2
10/02/85
A 1
N
M69
H 2
10/03/85
A 4
E
S 2
10/04/35
C I
N
M69
H 2
10/14/85
A 1
N
W36
H 2
10/15/85
A 2
N
H 2
10/23/85
A 4
L
H 2
10/28/85
A 7
P
A
S 2
10/31/85
A I
N
W82
S 2
10/31/85
C 1
P
0
M69
S 2
11/01/85
A 4
E
S 2
11/22/35
A 11
N
W82
H 2
11/26/35
B 4
N
S 2
11/29/65
C 1
N
M69
H 2
12/05/85
A 4
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G33
H 2
12/13/85
A 14
N
H 2
12/16/85
A 4
L
H 2
12/17/35
A I
P
N
L41
H 2
12/17/85
A 3
T
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S 2
12/17/85
A 1
N
M69
H 2
12/13/85
A 4
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S 2
12/18/35
A 1
M
N
M69
S 2
12/18/35
A 4
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H 2
12/19/85
A 1
N
L41
H 2
12/19/85
A 4
T
T
R56
S 2
12/19/85
A 1
N
M69
H 2
12/20/35
A 4
L
H 2
12/20/85
B 1
N
L41
S 2
12/20/85
A 1
P
N
M69
S 2
12/20/85
A 4
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H 2
12/22/»5
A I
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N
M97
H 2
12/22/85
A 1
P
N
M97
H 2
12/22/35
0 5
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H 2
12/30/65
A 4
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S 2
12/31/85
C 1
N
W82
S 2 1/05/85 A 1
H 2 5/16/85 A
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
PACE 241
1/15/86
OURHAM CONSIDERED FIR MOVIES
FLORID* GROUP FEATURES "USEUM
3 MOVIES SCHEDULED FOR TRIANGLE FILMING
FILM CREw SHOOTING 'NEW OURHA"' MOVIE
ROLL THE FILM
DURHAM FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
SEE N.C.t FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRAOE ZONES
DURHAM. N.C.. FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE INTE' NATIONAL VISITORS CENTER
SEE ALSO VISITORS CENTER
2 SPANIARDS LIKE PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEM
OURHAM PSO IS STUDIED
CHINESE VISITOR: CHRISTIANITY HAS IMPACT
DURHAM HOSTS SOUGHT
BRAZILIAN OFFICIALS TO VISIT DUKE
FINNISH GROUP TOURING TRIANGLE
EUROPEAN VISITORS
QUEFN TO VISIT OURHAM
HER MAJESTY'S ARRIVAL
OUEENLV SMILE
•LIGHT OF HUSSEIN- SHINES ON DUKE
JUEEN INVITES OURHAM STUDENTS TO VISIT JORDAN
OUEEN AT DUKE
OUEEN CALLS FOR SUPPORT OF PEACE PLAN
OUEEN ADVOCATES PEACE PLAN
SHE'S A PRIVATE PERSON WITH A VERY PUBLIC LIFE
INOIANS WANT BHOPAL PLANT REOPENED
CHOREOGRAPHERS FROM ABROAD GET INSPIRATION AT AOF
INOONESIAN VISITORS
FRIENDSHIP FORCE
OFFICIAL SUGGESTS 'KEY TO C0U1 TY •
DISCUSS MOROCCO
N.C. -MOROCCO LINK TO BE OISCUSSED
MADAGASCAR OFFICIAL LEARNS FROM DURHAM SCHOOL SYSTEM
SOUTH KOREAN EDUCATORS SEEK TIES To math SCHOOL
KOREAN GIFT
FILIPINO SEES U.S. AS PARADOX
LUNCH WITH JUDGE RARE TREAT FOR JAPANESE COURT REPORTER
CENTER FOR VISITORS SEEKS HOST FAMILIES
HOMES FOUND FOR 30 VISITORS TO BE IN TRIANGLE AT CHRISTMAS
DURHAM, N.C GREENWAY SYSTEM
SEE ALS2 DURHAM URBAN TRAILS AN} GREENWAYS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CUARRY TRAIL
GRAPHICS OESIGNER WINS «100 IN LOGO CONTEST
OURHAM URBAN TRAILS LOGO EXPECTED TO APPEAR BY MAY
GREENWAY DEDICATION
DURHAM, N.C. GROWTH 0EVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C ANNEXATID
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C CIVIC CEN
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C DOWNTOWN
SEE ALSO DURHAM 2005 CGMPREHENSI
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C G*
SEE ALSO DURHAM CO. 2005 COMPREh
SEE ALSO CURHAM PLANNING ANO ZON
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO IN0USTRI1L DEVELOPMENT,
SEE ALSO POPULATION, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PROJECT 2000
•80S HELO CRUCIAL TO DURHAM CI
SEWAGE FACILITIES BLOCKING OUR
OURHAM GROWTH TO BE STUOIEO
COMMITTEE WILL STUOY CITY GROW
MAYOR SEES EXCITING. BUT COSTL
DEVELOPER PROPOSES RETIREMENT
MAYOR WARNS CITY MAY NEED TAX
RAPID GROWTH may SPUR CITY, CO
...AND BONO DECISIONS
REPORT SAYS WASTEWATER PLANTS
OURHAM CONSTRUCTION TOPS lit -
CITY, COUNTY OFFICIALS TO DISC
FIRMS TO PUSH HOTEL PROJECT: :
PLAN WOULD EXTEND CITY TQ PARK
POPULATION RISE SPARKS CITY. Z
CITY UNVEILS PUBLIC WORKS PRO'
aONOS, SALES TAX GET MIXED REV
LONG-RANGE 'WISH LIST' SUITABL
CITY IMPROVEMENTS PLAN AM9ITI3
MORE SEWAGE CAPACITY NEEDEO — v
SEwER AGREE-ENT REaChEo
price of growth to be discusse
durham vote clears way for ret
rip among city's targets for l
unity needed if city is to "ee
highway plans for park worry s
sanforo: trey3urn may create j
9th street bank building becom
grocery store plans move
civic center: should we be sur
convention center still needed
city should start center
high-rise editorial 'superfici
dallas proves height laws wise
forum's aim will be ah active
high rise building will boost
yankee-style progress
council will oppose bill 9l0c<
council should avoid special i
planneo high-rise good for cit
high-rise ludicrously inappro"
developers after oollars
oespoiling the landscape
tall 8uil0ing will be an asset
rezoning opposeo for offices.
high-rise risks neighborhood
texan has big plans for tower
foes raising trial balloon on
HIGH-RISE SHOWS civic INSECURI
HIGH-RISE WILL BE "SELF-OESTRJ
WILL BUILDING CHANGE DURHAM'
PARK'S SNUB bEHINO FLAP OVER »
BUSINESSMAN BUYING LCM WAREHOJ
HIGH-RISE ARGUMENTS NOT VALIO
COUNCIL TOLD BUILDING WON'T WO
300-ROOM HOTEL PLANNED ON 1T-S
OURHAM NEEDS THE NEW OFFICE 8J
HIGH-RISE THREATENS CHAOS
CITY SHOULO DEMANO HARMONY
TOWER TOPS CITY AGENDA
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NTEREST WHIMS
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RSEN TRAFFIC
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1/15/85
1/24/85
3/01/85
3/01/35
3/05/85
3/05/95
3/05/85
3/06/85
3/06/35
3/09/85
3/11/85
3/11/85
3/12/85
3/12/85
3/18/85
3/29/35
3/29/85
3/30/85
3/31/35
4/07/85
4/16/85
4/21/35
4/23/35
4/24/85
4/26/35
5/05/35
5/:»/»5
5/16/35
5/17/85
5/19/85
5/19/85
5/19/35
5/21/85
5/21/35
5/22/35
5/29/85
5/29/85
5/31/35
5/03/85
6/03/85
6/05/35
6/05/85
5/05/85
6/05/35
6/05/85
6/05/85
6/06/35
6/06/85
6/03/85
5/10/35
6/10/35
6/11/85
6/13/55
6/13/85
6/13/85
6/14/85
6/14/85
6/14/05
6/14/85
6/14/85
S51
S51
C60
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MONTHLY/A
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1/01/B5
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
high-rise to be 'top-ouality'
kill high-rise feed racism?
boost for arts complex eases sting of high-rise
oebate expected on plan for n? u park in ourham
17-story builoing approved: bjsinessman proposes stone join him.
construction of 17-story high-rise office to begin
ourham planners review 1-40 criteria
city shoulo be expansion area for rtp
tower will bring trouble
chamber promotes white
chamber's development strategy commendable
growth threatens Durham residents
city fathers quibble while ohers progress
no neeo for puzzlement
developfrs prove responsible
hope valley road housing development is postponed
anqthfr durham bonanza
plan invites ourham to chart its future
it's ourham's airport. too
july insight
new construction booms in ourham
no room for 'anything goes' element
durham stuoies buffers
city eyes 105 square miles for future annexation
treyburn, skyscraper concerns raised at 21st century hearing
'open door' no way to grow
durham goals arouse concerns
durham deserves the best of everything
chamber supports '2005 plan'
durham a grand place
opinion exchange: high-rise f3es 'concerned. caring'
high-rise issues jeopardize all durham neighborhoods
merchants association planning new builoing
construction up 65t in durham
what is it that supe r- achi eve? s have in common?
ourham firm plans sb million hotel
builders set sizzling pace
stone: business should be active
business club. restaurant in stone's tower plans
stone never oreameo he'd build in ourham
growth affects all citizens
voice of businessmen neeos to be heard
what mushak's letter 010 for me
ourham leaoers say survey: downtown main issue
durham nice. far from perfect, survey shows
tower will hurt civic center
morgan street complex proposals to be 06taile0
ourham builoing booms
improve durham living
ourham survey shoulo stimulate some action
downtown apartment, office towers planned
council pressed for commitment
oowntown has its own edge
plans are spectacular but oversight needeo
focus on short-range water, seher growth
joint ventures aiding cities, devlopers
road work needeo now
project 'good example' of city-firm venture
city proposes policies for utilities expansion
communication helps acceptance of projects
treyburn annexation in 20-year plan
hamner wants community input
esthetics is key factor in zoning
a flashing sign with four-foot - tall letters... (cartoon)
public can comment on city growth plan
durham construction tops s30 million in july
uoi grant money may created 30 jobs
recoro pace in durham's builoing maintained
city needs big heart
oowntown salvation: restoring olo buildings?
treyburn annexation oeemeo ok
persistence, investors booe well for ourham
october insight
steaoy durham growth can have positive side
treyburn talks fqcus on roads
candidates: balance neighborhoods, growth
ninth st. renaissance
clearing the recoro
duke university wants land rezoneo for hotel
firm planning office park
durham uses foresight in speeding annexation
good boy or big spender?
strong retail sales may spur durham growth
neighborhood issues loom large: candidates discuss top priority
retail sales boom has investors busy
panel: coordinate triangle's growth
november insight
progress? for whom?
new day dawns in ourham
water, sewer fees worry 0evel3pers
ourham's slowness, racial mix may help economy in long run
boom expecteo in area favored for annexation
growth boom seen in annexation area
clippeo comments
durham bond-issue projects reviewed
not anti -development
city pushing for parkland
building begins on j10 million weight-l0ss community in durham
meoical park to add new builoing
mayor, city manager must work together
durham rejects plan for shopping center
private property rights oeserve respect
INSIDE
OURHAM TO HIRE CONSULTANT FOR PLAN TO BOOST OOWNTOWN
WILL SOCCER FIELD NEEO PARKING TOWER?
OURHAM PLAN INCLUOES CONCERNS OF RESIOENTS
WIB GULLEY: OURHAM'S NEW MAYO* PROVES YOU CAN FIGHT CITY HALL
OURHAM'S GROWTH IN 1985 IS OESCRIBEO AS 'SPECTACULAR'
DURHAM, N.C.. HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
SEE ALSO HERITAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
BANKS MAY AGREE TO SPECIAL HAYTI LOANS
HISTORIC BLACK CEMETERY NEEOS RESTORATION
LOANS COMMITTED FOR HAYTI
COOPERATION BOOSTS HAYTI
CITY APPROVES LOAN PLAN FOR HAYTI HOMEBUYERS
HAYTI HOUSING-LOAN PLANS APPROVED
FIRE DESTROYS PRINTING COMPANY IN HAYTI
DURHAM MAN WATCHES PRINTING FIRM IN HAYTI GO UP IN FLAMES
CITY GETS WARNING: STOP SOIL EROSION
HAYTI BUSINESS MAY BE REBUILT
SHOPPING CENTER ON THE HORIZON
HOMES IN HAYTI MAYBE BE READY IN NOVEMBER
COOPERATIVES KEY To OPENING CENTER STORE
ROLLING HILLS ROLLS ALONG
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6/17/85
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6/15/85
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6/13/85
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6/11/85
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6/20/85
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6/21/85
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6/26/85
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6/28/85
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6/2B/85
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6/30/85
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7/02/85
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7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/05/85
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7/07/85
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7/07/85
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7/09/85
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7/10/B5
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7/10/85
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7/16/85
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7/18/85
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7/18/85
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7/18/85
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7/22/85
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7/25/85
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7/29/85
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7/30/85
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8/03/85
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8/07/85
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8/08/85
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8/11/85
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DURHAM, II.C. HISTORIC BUILOINGS
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C. HISTORIC HOMES C BUILOINGS
OURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO OURHAM HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
SEE ALSO PEARL MILL HISTORIC DISTRICT
IT HAS 'ENTERTAINMENT'
OURHAM HISTORIC GROUP HOLDS 1ST MEETING
CIVIC CENTER MAY GET PRESERVATION REVIEW
PROTECT OOWNTOWN AREA
•WORK TO BEGIN ON HISTORIC DISTRICT PLAN
•DURHAM'S 1ST HISTORIC DISTRICT PLAN GETS BOOST
■HISTORIAN QUESTIONS ARTS COUNCIL PLAN
DINGS
BUILDINGS
DINGS, N.C.
OCIETY OF DURHAM
STORIC PLACES
TPICT
ATION
ESE'VATION TECHNOLOGY
s
KNALL HOUSE
TE RAZING REPRIEVE
OFFICE BUILOING
URE TO GO WITH PAST
OURHAM
NO
ITE INVENTORY
RS
T. JOSEPH'S
ATE TASK WITH SURPRISES
KNALL HOUSE
ELITE OILLARO STREET
ING
L HOUSE WORK
OURHAM, N.C, HISTORIC HOMES C BUR
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. OOWNTOWN
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY HALL
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HOMES ANO BU IL
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION S
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HI
SEE ALSO PEARL MILL HISTORIC OIS
SEE ALSO PIPER-OICKSON home
SEE ALSO RESTORATION ANO PRESERV
SEE ALSO STAGVILLE CENTER FOR P*
•SPICE' SOUGHT FOR ST. JOSEPH'
HOPES STILL LINGERING FOR BL AC
BLACKNALL HOUSE GETS LAST-MINU
BLACKNALL HOUSE SAVED; WILL BE
PERSEVERANCE GIVES HOUSE A FUT
THE BLACKNALL HOUSE A BOON FOR
COURTHOUSE SALE BEST MOVE - BO
LCM PROJECT AN ASSET
COUNTY TO GET 1ST HISTORICAL S
J50.000 URGED FOR CHURCH REPAI
PLANS FORMING FOR CONVERTING S
GFTTING TO KNOW DURHAM
PREPARING FOR MOVE
MOTHER LOOE OF LCOAL HISTORY
HOVING HISTORIC HOUSE IS DEL IC
RESURRECTION IN STORE FOR BL AC
ONLY TmO HOUSES STANO ON ONCE
BLACKNALL HOUSE 'AT HOME ■
INVESTORS 'WAIT ANO SEE' ABOUT
IDENTIFY W0UL0-3E BUYERS
LCM BUILDING NOW 'HISTORIC
COURTHOUSE A NEGLECTED BEAUTY
STATE REPORT QUESTIONS REMODEL
CITY SETS OEAOLINE ON BLACKNAL
ARTS BUILOING DESIGN GETS NOD
OURHAM, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, TRANSPORTATION HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON T Hi AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO "DURHAM INTRODUCED"
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, HISTORY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CITY BLOCK DESTROYED
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: A SPECTACULAR HOTEL FIRE
A QUARTER HAO THEIR RESPECT
BUILDING SWITCH
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CE"ETERY PROTESTED
OLD SCHOOL IS GONE
ANO THAT'S THE WAY IT WAS - I'l 1923
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOL OESTROYEO
BUSINESSES ARE GONE
HOW TIHES 00 CHANGE: COTTAGE IS BUILT
BLUE CROSS ANO BLUE SHIELD BEGAN HERE
Y MARKS BOTH BIRTHDAY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LIBRARY CLUB PRUJECT
REMEMBER THE CLUBHOUSE?
CHURCH STREET HOTEL'S REGISTER HAS ENTRIES 0AT1NG BACK TO 1907
HISTORIC BLACK CEMETERY NEEDS RESTORATION
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIRST POJER PLANT
MAYOR SEES EXCITING, BUT COSTLY FUTURE FOR CITY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: LOT BOUGHT FOR SCHOOL
IN 1864, GOP HAD PAPER IN DURHAM
MOTHER LOOE OF LCOAL HISTORY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: BIG PLANS FAILED
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: YESTERDAY'S THEATERS
FOOTBALL PIONEER LEFT MARK ON OUKE
DUKE HOMESTEAD TO TAKE VISITORS BACK TO CIVIL WAR
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: COLLEGE RASEPALL
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: COWS ROAM DOWNTOWN
IN 51 YEARS OOWNTOWN HAS LOST ITS BUSTLE
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE:
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE:
vets wanted whiskey
tedoy comes to town
after 75 years, durham founded buried in his city
history on horseback
how times 00 change
bennett place story retolo - hundreds see rebels surrender
learning history
how times do change: preacher was pioneer
corner of change
kamikazes landeo sailor on record album cover
how times 00 change: ahead of the times
how times do change: ghost made nightly visit
how times 00 change: "un street wins approval
how times 00 change: first leaf warehouse opens
offbeat history: the bragtqwn difference
chapel bells rang out 'annie laurie" for metal master
how times 00 change: just running around
when taking a powoer pays
the carolina theatre: before popcnrn
the eno river of north carolina
the story of west point mill
patriotism flourished in bull city of olo
black scouts holo jamboref rejniun
ouke librarian uncovers puzzle of olo duke farm photographs
only two houses stand on once elite oillaro street
or. Callaway: dermatologist gjofather
black group plans 50th birth0ay banquet tomorrow
black affairs committee celeb'ates half-century
ourham committee has positive record
black group thrives, sets a l.1fty stanoaro
evangelist helo them spellbouno
OURHAM mam PERFECTED BAGS FOR TOBACCO, TEA
PEARL MILL ERA A LIVELY TIME IN OURHAM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE
•MARRYIN' SAM' SWEARS BY HIS CLAN'S MINERAL WATER
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LAKEWOOO PARK OPENS
THE 'GOOD OLD DAYS'?
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: LAKEWOOO PARK OPENS
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N N U A L
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LEGENDARY COAC
STORY OF A COT
MILL DATE IN E
HOW TIMES 00 C
AN "OLD LAOY:
HOW TIMES 00 C
ONE NO AND PRA
STATE'S FIRST
HOW TIMES 00 C
OUKE HOMESTEAD
HOW TIMES 00 C
FROM OLO POLK
HOW TIMES 00 C
HOW TIMFS 00 C
DOCTOR HAS SEE
HOW TIMES DO C
HOw TIMES 00 C
OISPITE NICKEL
HOW TIMES 00 C
COURTHOUSE A N
HOW TIMES DO C
THE 'OLD LAOY'
HOH TIMES DO C
HOW TIMES DO C
H NEVER QUESTION
TON MILL
HANGE: NEGRO COL
RECALLING THE G
HANGE: CIRCUS DA
TTSBURG BECAME 0
JUVENILE COURT J
HANGE: NIGHT BAS
TRAVELS BACK'
HANGE: ENGINEER
E RECORDS: A TAL
HANGE: TRINITY Z
HANGE: BULL DURH
N MANY CHANGES
HANGE: FIRST ARM
HANGE: CIGARETTE
St HE GOT A TIC<
HANGE: BANKING A
EGLECTED BEAUTY
HANGE: SERVICE Z
BIT THE DUST JJ
HANGE: COUNTY GI
HANGE: CITY BLOC
EO OFFICIALS' CALLS
LEGE PLANNED
LORY DAYS
IN 1895
UOGE WAS DURHAM WOMAN
EBALL ISN'T NEW
TO 19TH CENTURY
PLANTED TREES
E OF TWO FEMMF FATALES
OLLEGE COMES TO TOWN
AM FACTORY SOLD
ISTICE DAY
-MAKING BEGINS
ET
NO BUSINESS
LUBS APPEAR
ST TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
VES HOME TO NEEDY
K BURNS
DURHAM* N.C.,
KING CEL
KING PRA
KING SAI
MARTIN L
OFFICES
LAWMAKER
OFFICES
A OAY OF
FEW TO G
KING NEW
POSTAL S
OURHAM C
COURTS T
MEMORIAL
SOME OUR
MOST OUR
JULY FOU
JULY 4TH
MOST OUR
VETERANS
VETERANS
VETERANS
HOLIOAY
THANKSGI
GOVERNME
OR INKING
MANY OFF
SOME WOR
AS USUAL
HOLIDAYS
EBRATIONS SCATTERED IN STATE
ISED AT MEMORIAL PROGRAM
D DOER i PLANNER
UTHER KING JR. EARNED PLACE IN HISTORY
TO CLOSE MONOAY
TO SPEAK AT KING CER-ONY
CLOSING FOR KING HOLIDAY
F FROM WORK NO TRIBUTE TO DR. KING
ET MONOAY OFF
S COVERAGE INADEQUATE
ERVICE LIMITED MONOAY
LOSINGS GIVEN
0 CLOSE MONDAY
OAY ISN'T A HOLIOAY FOR EVERYBODY
HAM, ORANGE WORKERS GF T MONOAY OFF
HAM WORKERS TO GET THURSDAY OFF
RTH: FESTIVALS. FIREW3RKS ANO A DAY OFF FOR MANY WORKERS
FESTIVITIES: SINGING. DANCING, BOOM!
HAM WORKERS GET MONDAY OFF
OAY: NO MAIL. NO SCHOOL ON MONOAY
OAY: OBSERVANCES PLANNED AT UNC , DUKE
HONOREO MONOAY
WILL CLOSE SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES
VING DAY: ALMOST EVERYTHING'S CLOSED
NTS. BANKS TO CLOSE FOR HOLIOAYS
-ORIVER PATROL MAY HELP DURING HOLIOAYS
ICES CLOSING FOR HOLIOAYS
KERS GET NEW YEAR'S OFF
. NEW YEAR BEGINS W I H A OAY OFF
OUPHAM. N.C., IMAGE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. MEOICAL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C. RANKINGS
SEE ALSO NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
THE FRIENDLY CITY
PROGRAM TO PROMOTE DURHAM AS DIET CITY
•OIET CITY' NEW TAG FOR CITY OF MEDICINE?
LET OURHAM OIET. TOO
KNOW YOUR DURHAM OU I i ICARTOON)
CITY OF MEOICINE SLOGAN WILL REMAIN
FACTS BACK NICKNAMES
WE'RE NO. 3 AMONG TOP CITY AREAS!
PROMOTERS OELIGHTEO BY AREA'S DESIRABILITY
DURHAM-RALEIGH GREAT PLACE TO LIVE? YOU BET!
A TIME FOR JEERS, A TIME FOR CHEERS
SOME IN CHAPEL HILL DON'T COTTON TO DURHAM
CHAPEL HILL'S NOT THE HUB OF THE UNIVERSE
PARK'S SNUB BEHINO FLAP OVER ANNEXATION
RALEIGH TELLS OURHAM ABOUT GREEO. GRATITUDE
MOVING UP THE RANKS
LEADERS DISCUSS FEATURE OF BULL CITY IN MAGAZINE
FIRM TO PUSH NEW OURHAM EFFORT
NEGATIVE FIRST IMPRESSIONS DON'T TELL OF DURHAM'S GREAT
TAKE SECONO LOOK AT A GRAND DJRHAM
DURHAM: A CITY TO BE PROUO OF
OURHAM A GRAND PLACE
REWARD OURHAM TFACHERS
•WORKSHOPS BOOST OOwNTOWN
CITY'S ENTRANCEWAYS BLOOM
... ANO FRIENDS OF CITY BE AJ T I F I C A T I ON
NO ANTI-OURHAM FEELING PUTS RALEIGH ON NOTICE
ARTISTS TO PAINT 'FRESH FACES'
OURHAM NICE. FAR FROM PERFECT, SURVEY SHOWS
•COME OOWNTOWN FOR ICE CREAM
THE SLOW BOAT FROM MANTEO
COROIAL SERVICE SEEMS TO BE A DYING ART. . .
SORRY-LOOKING FLAG POLE
IMPROVE DURHAM LIVING
HOT WEATHER, COOL TREAT
DURHAM SURVEY SHOULD STIMULATE SOME ACTION
DURHAM FIRST: 1889 VIEW
DURHAM TARGETS BEST-CITY RANKING
OURHAM'S REPUTATION: A CHANCE TO EARN IT
NO ROOM FOR COMPLACENCY
TRIANGLE OFFERS FINE ART WEALTH
FIVE-MAN OURHAM DELEGATION DELIVERS LONG 'WE'RE NO. !• I
DURHAM PROFILE RAISED IN WINOY CITY
MCNALLY URGES CITY TO IMPROVE
RATING EFFORT DRAWS ATTENTION
CITY'S NO. 1 EFFORT MAKES NETWORK TV
BULLISH ON OURHAM
FILM CREW SHOOTING 'NEW OURHAM' MOVIE
ROLL THE FILM
MAGAZINE BOOSTS DURHAM
OURHAM FEATUREO IN SPECIAL SE:TION OF AIRLINE MAGAZINE
FORBIO THE 'SIGNATURE'
RTP IMPORTANT PART OF OURHAM
DURHAM, INNER-CITY BUSINESS PARK
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, OOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
BUILDINGS NEEO REPAIRS
OURHAM, N.C, INSURANCE COMPANIES
SEE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
FIRM WON"T DROP INSURANCE FOR CITY
OURHAM, N.C, LAND SALES
SEE ALSO LANO SALES
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SEE ALSO LAND SALES. CITY ANO CDUNTY-OWNED
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES SALE OF LAND TO CITY
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO TO BEGIN BUDGET STUDY
BUYER FOUND FOR BELK'S LOT
DURHAM. N.C.. LOGO
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.
KNOW YOUR DURHAM Ou I Z ICART001I
DURHAM, N.C "LOOP"
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
CHAMBER SUPPORTS OURHAM .LOOP*
Chamber: DURHAM NEEDS FULL FREEWAY, PARKWAY
CITY PLANS OUTER LOOP FOR TREYBURN TRAFFIC
TREYBURN HIGHWAY DRAWS FIRE AT PUBLIC HEARING
SPEAKERS RAP PLANS FOR TREYBURN LOOP
PICK OUTER LOOP SITE SOON
TREYBURN TALKS FOCUS ON ROADS
SHOPPING IN 'DOWNTOWN' DURHAM IS A SCAVENGER HUNT
CLEARING THE RECORD
COUNCIL APPROVES PLANS TO TRI'LE CITY'S LAND SIZE
JOINT CITY-COUNTY PLANNING DE»T. HOT POLITICAL TOPIC
DURHAM. N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO -AYORS. U.S.
MAYOR GIVES REALISTIC VIEW OF
MARKHAM TO FORGO 3RD TERM
MARKHAM SAYS HE WON'T SEEK RE-
MAYOR'S HOUSE BIO WOULO JAZZ J
LYNAM MAY RUN FOR MAYOR
NCCU CHANCELLOR SAYS HE MAY R'J
NCCU CHANCELLOR INTERESTED IN
MARKHAM TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
DURHAM'S LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL
OURHAM MAYOR TO SEEK REELECTID
WHAT SPURREO MARKHAH'S CHANGE
WALKER SAYS HE WON'T ENTER MAY
WALKER RULES OUT A RACE FOR HA
WALKER SHOWS CHARACTER IN OECL
MAYORAL RACE LOOMS
WILLIAMS TO RUN FOR MAYOR
COUNCILMAN IS RUNNING FOR MA YH
ALFORD MAY RUN FQR OURHAM MAYO
EX-COUNCILMAN IS CONSIDERING B
RUFFIN DECIDES NOT TO RUN FOR
2 FILE FOR COUNCIL! MARKHAM WA
MARKHAM IS SEEKING 2ND TERM
MARKHAM FILFS TO RUN FOR 3RD T
WILLIAMS RULES OUT MAYORAL CAM
LAST-MINUTE FILINGS HEAT UP CI
CANDIDATES NEEO TO SAY HOW THE
GULLEY FOR MAYOR
LEADERSHIP. BECAUSE CURHAM'S
RE-ELECT MAYOR MARKHAM
GULLEY RAPS MARKHAM FOR 'OUCKI
MARKHAM: GULLEY USING "OLDEST
SINGLE ISSUE, DOUBLE STANDARD?
LEADERSHIP. BECAUSE DEVELOPmEN
RE-ELECT MAYOR MARKHAM
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AD
TWO MAYORAL HOPEFULS CLASH AT
MAYOR CANDIDATES TRAOE VOLLEYS
1 STAND FOR PLANNED GROWTH/GUL
SENIOR CITIZENS SUPPORT THE MA
WILBUR P. "WIB" GULLEY FOR may
FORUM CLASHES MARK MAYOR'S R AC
MARKHAM TOPS GULLEY IN CAMPAIS
WASTED MONEY. WASTED YEARS. EM
WHY OURHAM NEEDS A NEW MAYOR/G
RECOUNTING MAYOR'S 'VENDETTA'
WHAT WILL YOUR MAYOR DO ABOUT
MAYOR'S RACE POLITICAL PROFIL:
"PLANNED GROWTH" HAS GOT TO BE
KEEP DURHAM MOVING FORWARD/RE-
KEEP DURHAM MOVING FORWARD: RE
LABOR UNION ENOORSES GULLEY 1H
OUALIFIEO TO BE A GREAT MAYOR
2 GROUPS BACK GULLEY for mayo*
CITIZENS FOR MARKHAM: RE-ELECT
HELP OURHAM VOTE FOR THE BEST!
WHY OURHAM NEEDS A NEW MAYOR:
BE SURE TO VOTE! RE-ELECT MAYO
OFFICIALS FACE VOTERS TUESDAY
OURHAM CANDIDATES AND THEIR PO
WHAT ARE DIFFERENCES IN MAYOR'
GULLEY CONCERNED FOR FUTURE
MARKHAM IN NO ONE'S CAMP
SO LEADERSHIP IS THE ISSUE? VT>
DOUBLE STANDARD POLITICS: MAY!
VOTER'S ALLIANCE ENDORSEMENTS
NON-VOTERS ALSO OECIDE WHO W IL
SAMPLE BALLOT
DURHAM CITY VOTE COULD BE SMAL
'CHRONICLE' ENDORSES MARKHAM
DURHAM CITY ELECTIONS DRAW S TF
EARLY-MORNING VOTING
ELECTION OF GULLEY ENDS CITY T
VOTE MARKHAM: SUPPORT YOUR LOC
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
GULLEY: PRESERVE NEIGHBORHOODS
MARKHAM TELLS GOP TO GET ACT1V
NEWLY ELECTEO LEAOERS MUST ma<
MAYOR-ELECT IS NO FURRINER
WHAT DOES MAYOR-ELECT GULLEY m
TO THE PEOPLE OF OURHAM. ..WIB
GULLEY AT NEW-MAYORS SESSION
MAYORAL CANDIDATES HEAO UP S PE
GULLEY: GOOD GOVERNMENT CLOSE
MARKHAM TAKING "BACK SEAT' IN
MAYOR. C ITY MANAGER MUST WORK
OECEMBER INSIGHT
TO THE PEOPLE OF DURHAM (AOI
MAYOR, COUNCILMEN TO TAKE OFFI
NEW MAYOR SWORN IN
NEW MAYOR
GULLEY REASSIGNS KEY POSTS
MAYOR'S ASSIGNMENTS: POWER FOR
DURHAM'S YOUNGEST MAYOR
MAYOR'S APPOINTMENTS ARE D I S AP
MAYOR WANTS SECRETARY TO CASE
MAYOR CREATES TENSION
WIB GULLEY: DURHAM'S NEW MAYOR
SUBJECTS
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DURHAM. N.C.. MEDICAL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. IMAGE
MONTHLY/AN
[ N D E X
12/31/85
S U B J E
SEE ALSO DURHAM DIAGNOSTIC LIONS CLUB
SALUTE TO A CIVIC GODFATHER
WOULD DURHAM SURVIVE CHANGE?
ZONING CHANGE REFUSAL MAS BAD DECISION
THE FRIENDLY CITY
PROGRAM TO PROMOTE DURHAM AS DIET CITY
•DIET CITY- NEW TAG FOR CITY 3 F MEDICTNE?
LET DURHAM DIET. TOO
CITY OF MEDICINF SLOGAN HILL 'EMAIN
HEALTH FAIR OFFICIALS KANT BETTER TURNOUT
FIRM TO PUSH NEW DURHAM EFFORT
OURHAM FACES DISPUTE WITH STYLE AND DIGNITY
THE BARE FACTS OF BETTER HEALTH
OURHAM SHOULD URGE PARK MEDICAL MUSEUM
OURHAM CONNECTION WITH UAKE HEALTH MUSEUM HASN'T BEEN OISCUSSED
TAR HEEL GIVES OUKE 110 MILLION
DURHAM, N.C..
SEE NAACPf
OURHAM. N.C.. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO ALSTON TECHNICAL PARK
SEE ALSO N.C.. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
TEER TO BUILD 10TH RTP OFFICE
TWO NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED FOR
BLACKNALL HOUSE SAVED; WILL BE
OFFICE BUILOING PLANNED NEAR M
COURTHOUSE SALE BEST MOVE - 80
GOOD NEWS: TRIANGLE CAN EXPECT
NEW COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING PH
OFFICE COMPLEX TO LOCATE NEAR
120 MILLION OFFICE COMPLEX TO
GROUNDBREAKING BEGINS FOR MAJD
13.6 MILLION OFFICE BUILOING °
IMPERIAL CENTER FUNDS NEW OFFI
OFFICE BUILDING PLNA ON COUNTY
5-BUILDING OFFICE PARK BEING B
ZONING APPROVED FOR OFFICE BUI
WASTEWATER PLANT EXPANSION DEL
140 MILLION OFFICE PARK TO BE
TEER TO BUILO S30-S40 MILLION
CONSTRUCTION AT HEAOOUARTERS P
OEVELOPERS TO ASK ZONING FOR 0
PLANNED HIGH-RISE GOOO FOR CIT
OVER 5,000 HOUSING UNITS PLANN
TRIANGLE PROSPERITY SEEN
HIGH-RISE LUDICROUSLY INAPPROP
TALL BUILDING WILL BE AN ASSET
HIGH-RISE RISKS NEIGHBORHOOD
BALLOON-RAISING TO PROTEST HIG
TEXAN HAS BIG PLANS FOR TOWER
HIGH-RISE DEVELOPER HAS ATTRAC
HIGH-RISE WILL BE 'SELF-OESTRU
WILL eUILOING CHANGE DURHAM'
MINI-SKYSCRAPER SHOULO PE BUIL
HIGH-RISE WILL CAUSE EXODUS
COMMITTEE TAKES NO STAND ON 17
HIGH-RISE ON AGENDA
BUSINESSMAN BUYING LCM WAREHOU
COUNCIL SHOULD HEAR ALL SIDES
APARTMENTS TO REPLACE BROAD ST
300-ROOM HOTEL PLANNED ON 17-S
HIGH-RISE OEVELOPER WON'T BE P
OURHAM NEEDS THE NEW OFFICE BU
HIGH-RISE THREATENS CHAOS
CITY SHOULO DEMANO HARMONY
TEXAS FIRM PLANS TOWER TO GO W
2 NEW OFFICE COMPLEXES PLANNE1
4 OFFICE BUILOINGS PLANNED IN
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKE
HOPF VALLEY ROAO HOUSING OEVEL
COUNTY OFFICES NOW BEST FOR FT
HIGH-RISE ISSUES JEOPARDIZE AL
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PLANNING
OURHAM OFFICE BUILOING PLANNED
MORGAN STREET COMPLEX PROPOSAL
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT, OFFICE TOW
CITY MAY JOIN WITTENBERG PLANS
COUNCIL PRESSED FOR COMMITMENT
COOPERATION CAN HELP
FIRM PLANS TO BUILO 5 OFFICE B
OFFICES PLAN FOR 1-40 INTERSEC
COUNTY WANTS REVITALIZATION PL
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE STUDY OF
SOCIAL SERVICES TO GET SPACE I
INVESTORS 'WAIT ANO SEE' ABOUT
WESTGATF PLAZA TU AOO EIGHT MJ
NEW BUILOINGS TO 00UBL6 SIZE J
MEETING IS CALLED TO CONSIDER
BID FOR COURTHOUSE IN; COUNTED
ANOTHER DEVELOPER PLANS DOWNTO
KY. FIRM INTERESTED IN DOWNTOJ
OFFICE SPACE A QUESTION MARK I
OFFICE SPACE GLUT HAUNTS AREA'
S250 MILLION PROJECT LOOMS
OOOM APPOINTED COUNTY ATTORNEY
COURTHOUSE SALE PLANS PUT ON ^
CALIF. FIRM WANTS OLO DURHAM "
CALIF. SCL BIOS FOR OLD COUPTH
FESTIVITIES KICK OFF 2 NEW OFF
FIRM PLANNING OFFICE PARK
DELAY COURTHOUSE SALE UNTIL OF
NCNB REVEALS PLANS FOR NEW OEV
COMMISSIONERS VOTE TO BUY PART
SI BILLION MULTI-USE PARK PLAN
COUNTY BOARD PAYING HIGH PRICE
JUOGE WANTS BUILDING FOR COURT
FIRST OFFICES OPEN AT MERIDIAN
COURTHOUSE SALE UNCERTAIN AFTE
GROUP: RECONSIDER SALE OF COU»
COUNTY SPACE NEEDS TO DOUBLE I
MEDICAL PARK TO AOD NEW BUILDI
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
OURHAM REJECTS PLAN FOR SHOPPI
2 OFFICE PARKS PLANNED
SHELL PLANS INOUSTRIAL PARK ON
UOI PARK GETS FIRMS. BUILOINGS
OFFICE TOWERS GET BOOST: COMPA
KENTUCKY FIRM MAY AID PLAN FOR
GENERAL TELEPHONE EXPECTED TO
GENERAL TELEPHONE TAKES SPACE
SOCIAL SERVICES WANTS TO LEAV!
MOVING: REDEVELOPMENT PUZZLE'S
WITTENBERG SEES PROJECT AS CHA
PARKING FOR TOWERS MAY NEEO CD
BUILOING
UOI PARK
OFFICE BUILDING
ALL
NO
CONTINUED PROSPERITY
NNEO
RESEARCH PARK
BE BUILT WEST OF RTP
R OFFICE BUILOING
LANNEO NEAR SOUTH SQUARE
CES
■S AGENDA
UILT IN DURHAM
LDING
AYEO
BUILT
OFFICE COMPLEX
ARK
FFICES. HOTEL. CONDOS
Y. FUTURE
ED SOUTH OF DURHAM
RIATE
FOR CITY
H-RISE PLAN
TIVE PROPOSAL
CTIVE'
T OOWNTOWN
-STORY BUILOING
S6S
. WAREHOUSES
TORY BUILDING SITE
RESSURED
ILDING
ITH CIVIC CENTER
IN DURHAM COUNTY. CHAPEL HILL
AREA
T INTACT THROUGH '85
OPMENT IS POSTPONFD
RMER COURTHOUSE
L DURHAM NEIGHBORHOODS
NEW BUILDING
S TO BE DETAILED
ERS PLANNED
UILDINGS
TION UNVEILED
ANS SOON
AMBULANCES
N BANK BUILDING
OOWNTOWN
RE BUILOINGS
F OFFICE PLAZA
OFFER ON OLD COURTHOUSE
S AWAITED
WN OFFICES
N PROJECT
N TRIANGLE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
S GROWTH
OLO
OURTHOUSE
OUSE
ICE DEVELOPMENTS
FICE PLANS KNOWN
ELOPMENT IN WAKE ANO OURHAM
OF PARRISH ST. BUILDING
S UNVEILED
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R TOUR
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N OFCAOE
NG
NG CENTER
GE PROPERTY, COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS
NY PLANS MOVE TO FRANKLIN SOUARE SITE
DURHAM HtlTEL
SIGN FRANKLIN PLAZA LEASE
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ELIGIBILITY BUILDING
PIECES COME TOGETHER
NCE TO SET FUTURE
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S U B J E
THE GLEAM IN HIS EYE IS THE 'NEW DU°HAM'
SPACE IN OFFICE TOWER BEING GTBBLEO UP FAST
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION HAY SLOW DOWN FOR TWO YEARS
THE WITTENBERG ENTHUSIASM
ARTS BUILDING OESIGN GETS NOO
DEVELOPER MULLS 'LUXURY OFFICES'
OURHAM, N.C., ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., 0?OINANCES
CITY'S LEAOERS LOOK TO FUTURE
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
WATERSHED OROINANCE QUESTIONED
OURHAM OFFICIALS EXAMINING LAW
RIGHT-TO-KNOW OROINANCE VOTE 0
COST LINKED TO TOXICS LAW
CHANGE WOULD ALLOW HOMES ON NO
PROPOSED PROJECT TO TEST OROIN
CITY SHOULO ENFORCE TRINITY PA
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE F3
HANDICAPPEO LAW PLAN SPARKS SP
BROAOER JOBS ORDINANCE GOING F
OURHAM TRUCK ROUTES IGNORED
COUNCIL OROPS HANOICAPPEO ENT1
OURHAM LAGS IN HELPING HANOICA
STICKY IDEA GOT STICKIER
HA2AROOUS SUBSTANCE LAW MAY EX
TRADE SECRET ISSUE TO AIR
COUNCIL TO CONSIOER PROTECTIVE
WHEN IS A TRUCK NOT A TRUCK?
TAXI ORDINANCE AOOS INSPECTION
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR ENO TO IN
NO HAZAROOUS WASTE MONEY IN PJ
PANFL RECOMMENDS SPECIAL MEETI
OURHAM MINORITIFS ORDINANCE DO
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LAW HAS EX
CITY COUNCIL AOOPTS CHEMICALS
OURHAM 1ST TO ENACT RIGHT-TO-K
DISBARRED LAWYER YANKS TEETH 3
JUDGE SAYS PLAINTIFF BARKING J
DANGEROUS-MATERIAL LAW A WORKA
RI&HT-TO-KNOW STATUTES A MIXED
INSIDE
JUDGE DECLARES NOISE ORDINANCE
OURHAM STORE MANAGER WINS NOIS
NOISE LAW LOSES BATTLE, BUT NT
WATERSHED ISSUE TO BE DECIOED
MAYOR SAYS DEBRIS OROINANCE CO
DEBRIS LAW WORTH EFFORT TO I RO
COUNCIL WARNEO ABOUT STATE 'RI
CITY MAY TAKE STANCE ON BILL
EFFORTS TO DEFEND • R IGHT-TO-K'I
RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL CONCERNS DJ
N.C. RIGHT-TO-KNOW TO REPLACE
HEARING PLANNED ON OURHAM 'WE:
CABBIE WINS APPEAL TO KEEP DRI
TWO MORE FILE TAXI APPEALS
CITIZENS' SAFETY IGNORED
DURHAM TAXI ORDINANCE COMES UN
LITTLE BLIMP 9UMPEO
ENFORCE CITY TRUCK LAW
CABBIE TO CHALLENGE TAXI LAW
OURHAM TAXI DRIVERS NEED NOT 9
PANEL APPROVES CHANGES TO TOUG
WELL-BEING OF PUBLIC OESERVES
CITY HOW ENFORCING LAW ON WEED
COUNCIL MAY ALLOW GROUNO SIGNS
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNOEC
ON RELFASE OF WASTE OATA
N COUNCIL'S AGENDA
N-CONFORHING LOTS
ANCE
RK TRAFFIC LAWS
R VEHICLES
AT ON COUNCIL
ROM BAO TO WORSE
TLEMENT BIO
PPEO
CLUDE LIGGETT FIRM
ZONING
SURANCE RATE BUREAU
BLIC HEALTH DEPT. BUOGET
NG TO CONSIDER REPORT ON PUBLIC SAFETY
ING OK
EMPTION
ORDINANCE
NOW LAW
UT OF OOG STATUTE
P WRONG TREE
8LE COMPROMISE
PUBLIC BLESSING
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
E CASE
T THE WHOLE WAR
ULD CAUSE LEGAL CHALLENGE
N OUT LEGAL KINKS
GHT-TO-KNOW' BILL
OW' OROINANCE FAIL
RHAM
CITY LAW
0 LAW'
VING
OER FIRE AGAIN
E CITIZENS
HEN TAXI OROINANCE
TOP PRIORITY
S, TRASH
NEAR SHOPPING MALLS
I DEO
OURHAM, N.C
., PAS
SEE ALSO
CHARL
SEE ALSO
OURHA
SEE ALSO
RAILR
SEE ALSO
TRAIN
FINISHING AM
FAILED
ENGIN
LOOK FOR WAY
COMPETITION
RED INK CAN'
OELAY
on DEM
SAVING
CAROL
TALKS
:A IL T
HOPES
DASHEO
OURHAM
BIOS
■CLICKETY-CL
CAROLINIAN M
STATE
STILL
DURHAM, N.C, PARKING
SEE PARKING LOTS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
DURHAM, N.C, PARKWOOD SUBDIVISION
SEE PARKWOOD (OURHAM, N.C. COMMJNITYI
SENGER TRAIN SERVICE
OTTE/RALEIGH TRAIN SERVICE
M UNION BUS STAT ION
OAOS, DURHAM
S
TRAK TRIAL BEST WAY TO VIEW SUCCESS
E OELAYS TRAIN
TO SAVE AMTRAK
A FACTOR IN DEATH OF TRAIN
T HIDE RAIL LINK'S PROMISE
ISE OF CAROLINIAN SOUGHT
INIAN IS WORTHWHILE EFFORT
0 SAVE CAROLINIAN
FOR 'CAROLINIAN'
FOND FAREWELL TO CAROLINIAN TRAIN
ACK, CAROLINIAN WHEN YOU COMIN' BACK'
AKES FINAL RUN
TRYING TO GET CAROLINIAN BACK ON TRACKS
OURHAM, N.C. PAY AND CL ASS I F IC AT t?N PLAN
SEE OURHAM, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PERSONNEL SURVEY
DURHAM, N.C, PRECINCTS
SEE DURHAM, N.C, VOTING PRECINCTS
DURHAM, N.C, PUBLIC UTILITIES
SEE OURHAM WATER RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE UTILITY RATES
SEE WATER ANO SEWER RATES, OURHAM
DURHAM, N.C, RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
WARO, DEY, STOKES TO HEAO CHAMBER IN 1<)R5
CHAMBER WANTS SOUTHERN PARKWAY
KING SERVICE CAN HELP RACIAL 'ELATIONS
ON RACE" THESE ARE BETTER DAYS IN DURHAM'
CHAMBER ON TARGET WITH HARMONY AIMS
OURHAM, N.C, RANKINGS
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
see also N.c, rankin:.
WE'RE NO. 3 AMONG TOP CITY AR^AS!
PROMOTERS OELIGHTEO BY AREA'S DESIRABILITY
DURHAM-RALEIGH GREAT PLACE TO LIVE? YOU BET!
AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW: OURHAM IS THIRO BEST
TRIAO RANKING A RAW DEAL
C T
S
S
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12/31/85
A TIME FOR JEERS. A TIME FOR SHEERS
MOVING UP THE RANKS
OURHAM TARGETS BEST-CITV RANKING
A T-SHIRT IN MAYORAL SUE
FIVE-MAN DURHAM DELEGATION DELIVERS LONG 'WE'RE NO. I' BANNER
DURHAM PROFILE RAISED IN WINDY CITY
MCNALLY URGES CITY TO IMPROVE
RATING EFFORT DRAWS ATTENTION
CITY'S NO. 1 EFFORT MAKES NETWORK TV
BULLISH ON DURHAM
MAGAZINE NAMES TRIANGLE A TOP 10 GROWTH AREA
OURHAM 5TH IN SALES TAX COLLECTION
HEADLINE ON TASTE OF CITY'S WATER WAS RANK
DURHAM, N.C.. RETAIL SHOPPING
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN RE V I T AL I Z AT I ON FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
SHOWERS DON'T DAMPEN HOLIOAY SHOPPERS' SPIRITS
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SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
DURHAM
OURHAM
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OURHAM, N.C.
TAXES, DURHAM
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BOND REF=RENOUMS
BUOGET
LOSS OF TAX REVENUES
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CUTS COULD EQUAL 36-CENT TAX RAISE
F PROJECT
PERPLEXES REYNOLOS
BANK ACC3UNT
ISLATORS 1UARREL OVER TAX-CUT PLANS
FEDERAL FJNDING CUTS
TRAVEL INCOME
UP 14* IN OURHAM
FINES BETTER THAN A TAX INCREASE
MOST TAX BILLS
PE HELPS BOOST OURHAM
ECONOMY IM OURHAM
YIELD HIGHER THAN EXPECTED
DURHAM, N.C. STREETS
SEE STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
SEE STREETS. OURHAM
OURHAM. N.C. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO TAXES. OURHAM
PROPERTY TAX RATE SHOULD NOT MSE
TAXES: TIME FOR CYNICISM
LAND VALUE RISE TO TRIM CITY TAX RATE
RATE DROP WILL HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON TAX BILL
NEW COUNTY BUDGET WOULO SLICE RATE BUT LET BILL CLIMB
COUNCIL SETS TAX RATE AT 62 CCNTS
62-CENT RATE TO HIKE MOST TAX BILLS
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 1303,000
OURHAM, N.C, TRAFFIC SIGNS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS
OURHAM, N.C, TRANSPORTATION
DURHAM IS SEEKING TRANSPORTATION FUNDS
DURHAM GETS TRANSPORTATION HUB STUDY FUNOS
OUTER LOOP PROPOSED FOR OURHAM
DURHAM STUOIES NIGHT BUS SERVICE CUTS
ONE-WAY GUESS ROAO BLOCK BACKED FOR SAFETY
REPORT: CENTER may SPUR TAXI-BUS HUB
OURHAM, N.C, TRANSPORTATION HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION E UTILITIES
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: COTTAGE IS BUILT
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: BIG PLANS FAILEO
OURHAM, N.C. VOTING PRECINCTS
SEE ALSO CLUB BLVD. PRECINCT
SEE ALSO VOTING OISTRICTS
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
PLEDGER MAY SEEK ANOTHER POST
OEHOCRATS BROKE RULES TO OUST REBELS
PLEDGER LOSES ANOTHER BATTLE IN HIS PRECINCT
OURHAM DEMOCRATS DEBATE PARTY OIRECTION
OFFICIALS FACE VOTERS TUESDAY
DUPHAM, N.C, WARD BOUNDARIES
2 RACES HIGHLIGHT CITY VOTE TJESDAY
DURHAM, N.C. ZONING
SEE DURHAM PLANNING ANO ZONING COMMISSION
SEE ZONING LAWS
OURHAM 2005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO OURHAH, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM CO. 2005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO OURHAM PLANNING ANO ZOMING COMMISSION
ENGINEER OUTLINES WATER-SEWER FINANCING
TREYBURN ANNEXATION IN Z0-YEA1 PLAN
CITY PLANS OUTER LOOP FOR TREYBURN TRAFFIC
PUBLIC CAN COMMENT ON CITY GROWTH PLAN
TREYBURN HIGHWAY ORAWS FIRE AT PUBLIC HEARING
SPEAKERS RAP PLANS FOR TREYBURN LOOP
PLEA TO REZONE 13 ACRES NEAR PICKETT ROAO FAILS
LONG-RANGE PLAN TO GET A HEARING
COUNCIL APPROVES PLANS TO TRIPLE CITY'S LAND SIZE
BOOM EXPECTED IN AREA FAVORED FOR ANNEXATION
OURHAM ACAOEMY
SHARED WISOOM
THEIR OAY IN COURT
GIFT-GATHERING SPAWNS PARTIES FOR OA OONORS
PROCEEDS TO AID UTILITY SAFETY
OLD 'PHI' HALL OPENEO FOR CANDLELIGHT PARTY
HARPIST CHARMS OURHAM STUDENTS
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
GUILD MEMBERS ARE POWER BEHIND SYMPHONY'S MUSIC
PRIVATE SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS SURGE HASN'T HIT DURHAM IN '80S
AUCTION'S SMASHING SUCCESS
PETER PAN TO THE RESCUE
TALKING ABOUT TEETH
OURHAM ACAOEMY STUOENT GETS GRANT FOR ALGER STUDY
OURHAM ACAOEMY TEAM WINS MATH COMPETITION
OUTOOORS COURSE OFFERED
IT'S CARNIVAL TIME AT D.A.
HE HAS A GUN!
MOVING OAY AT ACADEMY
"ONE MOMENT' HAS FOOTING IN G'EEK TRAGEDY ANO ITS. PLAYWRIGHT'S
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NEW PLAY'S G000 POINTS RATE A SECOND •MOMENT1
PSO STATION ROBBED WHILE CREW AT FIRE
JUST HANGING AROUNO
RECOGNIZE TOP STUDENTS
SUIT ASKS M.5 MILLION FOR CHILD'S OEATH
BALLROOM MISSED AT 'MALLARME'
BALANCING ACT
DURHAM ACADEMY PRODUCTION TAKFS SHAPE
BUICOING OEOICATION
STUDY HALL
HFAOMASTER ENJOYS DAILY TEACHING STINT
DURHAM ACADEMY THEFT
PICNIC LUNCH
DURHAM ACADEMY, ALUMNI
ACADEMY NAMES DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI
DURHAM ACAOEMY. ENROLLMENT
PRIVATE SCHOOLS OPEN NEW YEAR
DURHAM ACADEMY, GRADUATION
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS START JUNE 7
THE BIG MOMENT NEARS
SCIENCE AND MATH SCHOOL, ACADEMY HOLD GRADUATIONS
DURHAM ACADEMY SPORTS, BASEBALL
LITTLE SIX CHAMPS
OURHAH ACAOEMY SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYSP
LATE SURGE SAVES DURHAM ACADEMY
NEW LEAGUE TO HELP UNICORN PROGRAM
AREA TEAMS ARE FACING UPHILL STRUGGLES
ROUNOBALL REACH
SCIENCE C MATH PULLS AWAY FRO* DA
OA HOLOS OFF HALE
CAVALIERS' RALLY FALLS SHORT
DURHAM ACAOEMY RALLY FALLS SHORT
DURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
LATE SURGE SAVES OURHAH ACADEMY
CAVS ARE CHAMPS
DURHAM ACAOEMY GIRLS LOSE IN STATE QUARTERFINALS
DURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, CROSS-COUNTRY
CAVALIERS DOMINATE STATE MEET
DURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, SOCCER
DURHAM DEVILS
COLLISION COURSE
DURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, TENNIS
DURHAM ACAOEMY CAUGHT WILLIAMS AT NET
OIIRHAM ACADEMY WINS TITLES
DURHAM ACAOEMY'S CRAIGE ON LINE FOR 3R0 NCSIS TITLE
CRAIGE NETS THIRO NCISAA TITLE
DURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, TRACK (BOYSI
FANFARE: DURHAM ACAOEMY WINS FOURTH STATE TRACK TITLE
CAVALIERS WIN STATE TRACK TITLE
DURHAM ACAOEMY HALTS HORNETS' CITY-COUNTY STING WITH TEAM EFFORT
PREP NOTES
CAVS DEFENO CC TITLE
OURHAM ACAOEMY SPORTS, TRACK (GIRLS I
FANFARE: OURHAM ACADEMY WINS FOURTH STATE TRACK TITLE
OURHAM ACTION COMMITTEE FOR CENTRAL AMERICA
DON'T ESCALATE SLAUGHTER PF M3CARAGIAMS
DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
FORUM SET ON DELINQUENT YOUTH
OURHAM AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
OURHAM AM SET MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
DURHAM AM SHOWS STRING FIELD FOR '85
STRONG FIELO ASSEMBLES FOR DURHAM AMATEUR
STRONG FIELD TO CHALLENGE IN AMATEUR
INGRAM ON TRIAL IN DURHAM AMATEUR
FORMER DUKE GOLFER STANGER TA<ES FIRST-ROUND DURHAM AMATEUR LEAD
STANGER, ALEXANDER GIVE GOLF SECONO TRY
STANGER'S LONE MISTAKE GIVES 10Y0 ONE-STROKE OURHAM AMATEUR LEAO
BOYD'S LEAO PRECARIOUS
STANGER STINGS FIELD TO CLAIM 3R0 AMATEUR
LOOKING FOR WAY OUT
STANGER COASTS TO TITLE
DURHAM AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER
NEW DAY SURGERY CENTER OFFERS LOWER COSTS
OURHAM AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SEE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
OURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL DEPT.
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MONEY IN PUBLIC HEALTH OEPT. BUDGET
OURHAM ART GUILD
•INSTANT IMAGES' MAKE SPECTACJLAR SLEEPER SHOW
TRAPP SUBJECT AESTHETIC FORCE
READY, SET, SHOW
OOWNTOWN DURHAM COULD BE MECCA FOR TRIANGLE ARTISTS
ART GUILD OPENS FIRST SHOW AT NEW PLACE
ART GUILO OPENS JURIED SHOW
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ARTS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS FuNO
SEE ALSO EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
YOUT OANCE SHOWCASEO
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL WINTER CUSSES IAOI
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL WINTER CLASSES IAOI
SOUTH SQUARE AUCTION BENEFITS ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS BUILDING RENOVATION
PHOTOGRAPHS, FAVORITES AT OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
BASKETWEAVING CLASSES START SOON
■INSTANT IMAGES' MAKE SPECTACJLAR SLEEPER SHOW
ARTS PLAN MAY LEAO WAY
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•CARMEN'
CORRECTION
HARPIST CHARMS DURHAM STUDENTS
FILM FEAST COURSE BEGINS ON SJNOAY
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL SPRING CLASSES (ADI
EXHIBIT OPNES
A PICTURE IS WORTH...
FIRMS NOMINATED FOR HONORS
DANCES AND FABLES OF INDIA
NEW DANCES SHOWCASED
HELP WITH CULTURAL FACILITIES TOPIC OF OURHAM CONFERENCE
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS TO LEAVE BJILDING UNTIL IT IS REPAIREO
CHAPEL HILL PAINTER WINS ARTS COUNCIL CONTEST
GROUP'S WORKING TO MAKE THE A? T S ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE
RECEIVES AWARO
DURHAM COMPANY, ARTS COUNCIL GET AWARDS FOR SUPPORT OF ARTS
SMUGGLERS MILITARY TYPES NEEDED
MEMBERS" WORK IN FOCUS
INTERESTED IN HOSTING AFRICAN DANCE EVENT?
•CARMEN" TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW
FLAMENCO. AFRICAN DANCE CLASSES OFFEREO
COLOR COMES OUT IN PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER'S SHOW
LET THE MUSIC PLAY
YOUNGSTERS: PLAN FOR BUSY SUMMER
HERON: CENTER FUNDS COULD BE REDIRECTED
THE DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL'S TYPICAL TUESDAY NIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA CENTER FOR CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY MEETS
PREPARATIONS HEAT UP
CARMEN TO GET 8RICHTLEAF PRODUCTION
PENLAND ARTIST TO GIVE SLIOE SHOW
"CARMEN" COUNTDOWN
CARMEN: NCCU GRAO PLAYS GYPSY
ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•CARMEN" CAST EYEING CLOUOS
TRAIN SOUNDS ONLY SOUR NOTE IN ARTS COUNCIL'S
CARMEN SHOWS SOLD OUT! NEW SHOW BEING STUOIEO
LAST 'CARMEN' TICKETS SOLO
CARMEN A 'REAL HAPPENING"
NEW COUNTY BUOGET WOULD SLICE RATE BUT LET BILL CLIMB
WHILE PROTEST ART HAS IMPACT, AN OLD AESTHETIC HAS REWARD
9 GRANTS WORTH 15,500 AWARDED BY GREATER DURHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
CLAY "URAL TAKING SHAPE
ARTS COUNCIL MAY SEEK RENOVATION FUNOS
•LANDESCAPES' PRODUCES VARIED IMAGES
THE ARTS COUNCIL'S FRIENOS
'CUTTING-OUT' CEREMONY PLANNED
ARTS COUNCIL MOVING AUG. 26 T3 FIVE DIFFERENT LOCATIONS
REPAIR WORK TO FORCE ARTS COUNCIL TO MOVE
GOING PLACES
FEOERAL FUNOS MAY HELP ARTS WORK
RIBBONS HERALD WORK
MOVING OUT
ARTS ALIVE IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM
POWELL OFFERS PLAN TO BACK FEDERAL LOAN
GOODBYE SUMMER
WINE DRINK, BEER SALES FAVORED AT FESTIVAL
COMMITTEE ENOORSES BEER, WINE AT ARTS FEST
TRY THIS CLASS SAMPLER FOR TASTE OF THINGS TO COME
CALLING ALL TEEN-AGERS: PUT S3ME CLASS INTO YOUR FALL
WHY HELP ARTS COUNCIL?
CENTERFEST • B5
TUESDAY CONCERT SERIES OPENS WITH FRIDAY GALA
BALLROOM MISSED AT 'MALLARME'
•MAGIC TREE' SERIES OFFERS FAMILY FUN
NEW NUMBER
•OANCES OF INOIA,1 CHOREOGRAPHY TAUGHT
TRIANGLE OFFERS FINE ART WEALTH
BACH'S LUNCH AT LIBRARY
WORK LOOMS ON ARTS BUILDING
TWO STORIED BUILDINGS GET BOOST FROM FEDS
BOOSTING THE ARTS
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL GETS GRASSROOTS GRANT
MUNCH TO MUSIC...
COUNCIL TAKING APPLICATIONS F3R ARTS GRANTS
ARTS CENTER GETS 1100,000
DAC ACCEPTING EMERGING ARTISTS' APPLICATIONS
SWORD PLAY
CELEBRATION AT RTP SET
HISTORIAN QUESTIONS ARTS COUNCIL PLAN
STATE REPORT OUESTIONS REMODELING
CITY COUNCIL SHOULD SUPPORT ARTS COUNCIL
CAMERAS, TAPE OECK STOLEN IN 3REAK-IN
WINTER CALENDAR WARMS UP FAST
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNOECIDED
PANEL OELAYS OECISION ON ARTS BUILDING
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, BUOGET
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS S4.5 MILLION FOR RENOVATION
ARTS BUILDING HAZARDS DEMANO PUBLIC ACTIUN
ARTS CAMPAIGN GOES OVER TOP
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 1303,000
AREA PROJECTS LISTED IN LEGISLATURE'S PORK BARREL BILL
ARTS FUNO TOPS GOAL
ARTS COUNCIL MAY SEEK RENOVATION FUNOS
ARTS COUNCIL SEEKS MORE COUNTY FUNOS
COUNTY COMMITS FUNOS FOR NEW ARTS CENTER
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ARTS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
GREEK TO THEM
OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, FUNO RAISING
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS FUND
CARL LEWIS' WARMUP SUIT TO BE AUCTIONED
ARTS COUNCIL'S PINK HARO GROWS SOME GREEN
SHIRT OFF SOMEONE ELSE'S BACK
ARTS FUND AS AUCTION
LUNCH TO KICK OFF ARTS COUNCIL ORIVE
ARTS COUNCIL DRIVE TO BEGIN THURSDAY
ARTS COUNCIL'S '85 FUNO ORIVE GETS 172,000, NEW COMPUTER
ARTS COUNCIL FUND-RAISER BEGINS
GROWING SUPPORT PROVES VALUE TF ARTS COUNCIL
GRANO OPENING
ARTS FUNO DRIVE AT 79* OF GOAL
COUNCIL COMMITTEE SUPPORTS ARTS CENTER RENOVATION PLAN
COUNTY TO GET REQUEST FROM ARTS COUNCIL
ARTS CAMPAIGN GOES OVER TOP
ARTS FUND TOPS GOAL
CC8 GIVES 1100.000 TO ARTS COUNCIL
FIRM GIVES ARTS CENTER «50,000
COUNCIL PANEL HEARS BONO ISSUF PLEAS
"CELEBRATION IN THE PARK" PLANNED AS PAYOFF FOR GIFTS
ALLENTON PLEDGES 150,000 TO OHIVE
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
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12/31/85
S10.000 COMMITTEE TO MEW ARTS CENTER
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL PASSES tl MILLION MARK IN FUNO DRIVE
ARTS COUNCIL DRIVE TOPS 11 MILLION MARK
CITY COUNCIL SHOULO SUPPORT A5TS COUNCIL
410.000 GIFT PLEDGED TO APTS CENTFR ORIVE
OURHAM HERALD CO. GIVES *50.000 TO ARTS COUNCIL
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. GRANTS
11 ARTISTS RECEIVE GRANTS THROUGH PROGRAM
SUPPORT HELPS ARTISTS GROW
DURHAM ARTS COUNC
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CITY GETS S3
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ALLENTON PLE
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SUPPORT LOAN FOR ARTS CENTER
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GETS NOO
DURHAM ARTS FUND
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. FJND RAISING
ARTS FUND TOPS GOAL
•CELEBRATION IN THE PARK' PLANNEO AS PAYOFF FOR GIFTS
CELEBRATION AT RTP SET
S50.000 GIFT PLEDGED To ARTS CENTER ORIVE
DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDEO CITIZENS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETAROEO CITIZENS
OURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDJCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, OURHAM
MARCH OBSERVANCE CELEBRATES WOMEN
EDUCATORS' MEETING PRODUCTIVE
HAMMONDS JOINS OCAE
OURHAM ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE WOMEN
TO LEAD INSURANCE WOMEN
AWAROS GIVEN
OURHAM ATHLETIC PARK
LACKLUSTER HITTING A FAMILY AFFAIR IN OURHAM
PANEL SAYS NO TO SALES TAX F0< CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
HALF-CENT SALES TAX OELETED AS OPTION FOR CITY PROJECTS
POSSIBILITY OF TRIANGLE TRIPLE-A BASE»ALL FRANCHISE DISCUSSED
BASEBALL TOURNEY WILL RETURN HERE: OUKE MAY SKIP IT
AARON: A STRIKE WOULD PUT A STRIKE AGAINST BASEBALL
LISTEN CLOSELY
TOP BASEBALL PLAYERS IN EXHIBITION AT OAP
WOLFF SAYS BULLS' PARK IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED
WATER, SEWER EXPANSION PLANS F OR DURHAM SURVIVE
DURHAM ATHL
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BULLS' ATTENDANCE
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ASSOCIATION
0 OF ADJUSTMENT
AM CITY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
0 OF EOUCATION
AM CITY 8OAR0
AND LEARNING
OF EDUCATION
D OF ELECTRICAL
NS SOUGHT TO SE
OURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
SEE ALSO multiple LISTING SERVICE
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FIRMS
SEE ALSO REALTORS, OURHAM
REALTORS NAME NEW OFFICERS. HONOR MEMBER
REVISED SEPTIC SYSTEM REPORT NIXED
COVERAGE SPURS 'PROPERTY WEEK'
A WORD OF THANKS
FAIR-HOUSING WORKSHOP SET
•CHRONICLE' ENDORSES mapkham
HOME SALES IN DURHAM INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
DURHAM BOXING CLUB
SEE ALSO BOXING
3 DURHAM BOXERS TAKE TITLES
OURHAM BOXERS SET FOUR TOURNEYS
OURHAM BOXERS SET FOR CHARLOTTE
DURHAM BOXERS CLAIM STATE TITLES
OBC SETS BOUTS
COOK SCORES ANOTHER KO
CAMPBELL FRESHMAN'S 5 HOMERS. 8 HITS SET NCAA BASEBALL RECORDS
OBC NEARS ENO OF SECONO SEASON
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1/01/B5 - 12/31/85 1/16/36
S I T
N E ELY
P D OATE C ?G L P 3YL
DURHAM BOXERS SHEEP BIG WINS S 2 4/30/85 0 a P M
RINKERS RETAIN MIXEO TEAM LEAO H 2 12/08/35 C 8 N
OURHAM BUILOING ANO PLUMBING DEPT.
SEE DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
OURHAM BULLS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
BULLS OPEN AT HOME
8RAVES HOPE DRUG TESTING RPOG'AM WILL HALT PROBLEMS IN MINOR LEAGUES
BRAVES' 40-MAN ROSTER INCLUDES 13 FORMER BULLS
BULLS' MANAGERIAL PEN MAY BE = MPTY. . . AG A I N
BURLINGTON STRIKING OUT: EFFORTS TO LURE MINOR LEAGUE BASE'JALL RACK...
FORMER DURHAM BULL COULD BE BRAVES' LEFTY
BULLS LOSE THEIR VOICE
THE TRANSFORMATION OF 'L.P. S" I TH : ' BULLS' LOSER CONTINUES AMAZING RISE
BULLS TO EMPHASIZE PITCHING. OFFENSE
PLAUDITS TO THE BULLS
BULLS' INFIELD TAKES ON NEW LOOK
BULLS SET FOR OPENER
COLD WEATHER. DIEHARDS AWAIT BULL'S NEW SEASON
START COMES AS A SURPRISE FOR CONVERTEO OUTFIELDER
1985 DURHAM BULLS
BULLS 'N' BURRITOS. OLE!
WILONESS LEAOS TO BULLS' FIRST LOSS. 8-5
PIRATES WALK OVER BULLS
BULLS HOLD OFF PIRATES FOR 6-^ WIN
BRAVES. BULLS SET TO SIGN NEW WORKING AGREEMENT
HOLTZ CAPS RALLIES AS SUNS TOP BULLS
BULLS BLOW LEAD. FALL IN THE 1 1TH
SUNS SHINE TWICE OVER BULLS
STATE ASKS EMORY LAWSUIT BE DR0PP50
BULLS CAN'T SLOW UP SUNS IN TWO LOSSES
BULLS' LOSING STREAK ENDS IN 3IG BLAST
PAIR OF POSEY POKES LIFT BULLS
POSEY HOMERS HELP BULLS WIN
PIRATES RALLY PAST BULLS. 8-5
PIRATFS' RALLY OERAILS PULLS
BULLS EMPTY ROSTER IN 7-6. 10-INNING LOSS
LACKLUSTER HITTING A FA-ILY AFFAIR IN OURHAM
SUNS HAND BULLS 3RD STRAIGHT LOSS
WALKS WILT DURHAM BULLS
BULLS COMPLETE ROAD TRIP BY SETTING SUNS. 7-3
BULLS END ROAD TRIP WITH WIN OVER SUNS
BULLS' POWER SINKS SUNS. 8-5
BULLS CLOUT VISITING SUNS
BULL'S ROSARIO PUTS CLAMPS ON SUN'S FIREPOWER
METS END BULLS' 3-GAME CHARGE
BULLS FALL TO METS AGAIN, 4-3:
METS SUUEEZE BY BULLS
METS" LONG BALL BEATS BULLS. 8-5
BULLS' PEN SHY ON EARLY ROUNO DRAFT PICKS
RAIN DANCE?
METS OUIET BULLS' BATS
METS COMPLETE BULL SWEEP
BULLS STOP JAYS IN 13TH
BULLS' ACE FINALLY ARRIVES
BULLS CHARGE PAST BLUE JAYS
BULLS RIP BLUE JAYS
HE'S GOT RED HOTS ANO STYLE
BULLS' HOT 3ATS BURN JAYS AGAIN
BULLS ON A ROLL
BULLS TIED FOR LEAD IN SOUTHERN OIVISION
BULLS. PILOTS TO PLAY PAIR
BULLS. PILOTS SPLIT PAIR, STILL TIED
BULLS DEFEAT PILOTS. CLAIM OIVISION LEAD
BULLS LOSE, BUT REMAIN ATOP HEAP
LOTS OF IFS. BUT RALEIGH HA5 EYE ON BASEBALL TEAM
ERRORS DOOM BULLS TO DEFEAT
BULLS BUMP JAYS FOR 2-GAME LEAD
BULLS TRIP JAYS FOR 2-GAME PAO
BLUE JAYS TRIM BULLS' LEAO TO I
BULLS HOME TONIGHT
WINSTON-SALEM HURLER KOS BULLS WITH' OK' PITCH
BULLS CAN'T TOUCH SPIRIT HURLER
BULLS DROP INTO 3-WAY TIE FOR 1ST
SPIRITS TRIM STRUGGLING BULLS
BULLS DEALT 4TH STRAIGHT LOSS
BULLS DRAWING MOST OF LEAGUE'S FANS
BULLS ENO FOUR-GAME SLIDE AS BARGER SHINES. ..AT HOME
BARGER'S CHANGEUP ENDS PULLS' SKEIN
LYNCHBURG BULLISH ON OURHAM, 6-3
DURHAM CAN'T COPE WITH METS
LYNCHBURG HOLDS OFF BULLS' RALLY, 7-4
LYNCHBURG SEALS 3-GAME SWEEP OF OURHAM, 8-3
BULLS DROP ANOTHER, BUT POSEY HITS AGAIN
RED-HOT 'BIRDS ROUT BULLS, 11-3
BULLS BOW DESPITE POSEY, YAZ
REDBIRDS HANO BULLS FIFTH STRAIGHT SETBACK
REDRIROS PIN LOSS ON BULLS
OURHAM OROPS SIXTH STRAIGHT
BULLS ENO SKID, SHUT OUT SALEM
BULLS ROUT BIRDS; BACK HOME TONIGHT
BULLS AWAKEN PILOT BATS
PILOTS GIVE HIGH MARKS IN 14-7 WIN
8LANKENSHIP THROWS BULLFTS IN BULLS' 4-2 WIN
HUKLERS' HOT BATS SPARK BULLS
RANSOM LEAOS BULLS' OUTBURST ON PILOTS
■muDCAT': DRUG WOES SYMPTOM OF SOCIETY
RANSOM, YAZ PACE ROUT
BULLS STOPPEO BY SALEM, 9-2
BIROS ENO BULLS' 'STREAK'
CHILDRESS. ROSARIO LEAO BULLS OVER REOBIROS, 7-2
ROSARIO NOTCHES TWO-HITTER: BULLS SHUT DOWN REDBIRDS
BULLS BLOWN OUT AGAIN! ROSTER CHANGES COULD BE FORTHCOMING
BLANKENSHIP, POSEY HELP BULLS BOUNCE BACK, 8-4
BULLS VISIT SPIRITS IN 00-OR-OIE SERIES
BULLS TRIP SPIRITS TO GAIN GROUND
BULLS GAIN ON GRIFFIN'S PINCH HR
MORRIS HURLS SIX-HITTER AS BULLS DOWN SPIRITS
MORRIS SPARKS BULLS
SPIRITS AVOIO SWEEP BY BULLS
BULLS BOW TO SPIRITS
ROGERS' 5-HITTER SHACKLES PIRATES
ROGERS SHINES IN VICTORY
BULLS' PEN SAVES WIN OVER PIRATES
RELIEVERS RESCUE BULLS
BULLS TO FIND HELP IN ANNUAL 3ASERALL DRAFT?
PIRATES SCRATCH EARLY, HOLD OFF BULLS
WHILE MORRIS LOOKS FOR CURE. "IRATES AOD TO BULLS' PAINS
BULLS FALL HARD. TAKE ON SUNS TONIGHT
HATCHER'S BAT SCORCHES SUNS AS OURHAM GAINS ON SPIRITS
BULLS' BATS WAKE UP
BULLS' TEAMWORK SINKS SUNS. 4-2
BULLS BLAST PAST SUNS
YASTRZEMSKI, BAIRO HOMERS POWER BULLS OVER SUNS. 8-7
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4/23/35
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4/23/B5
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4/24/P5
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4/27/85
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5/Ot/B5
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5/31/85
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MONTHLY/AN
N u A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/°5
BULLS IB IP SUNS AGAIN
BULLS CLOSE SUCCESSFUL H0"EST1
SUNS GET "AC. BLISTER BULLS
BULLS DISCOVER STOPPER
BASEBALL: MORRIS' SHUTOUT GIVC
BULLS FALL 4 GAMES BACK AFTER
BULLS LOSE. DROP BACK BY 4 GA'
SUNS PISE IN NINTH, BEAT BULLS
SUNS NIP BULLS
SUNS PEAT BULLS 5-4 IN 9TH
BULLS STALL IN TITLE CHASE
SUNS' HOMERS POUNCE BULLS, 5-1
BULLS NEAR ELIMINATION
BASEBALL WIVES — THEY'RE THE'
BULLS NEED "IRACLE
METS CLINCH WITH SHUTOUT OF BJ
METS DROP BULLS FROM FIRST-HAL
BASEBALL NOTES
METS' WIN ENOS PULLS' FIRST-HA
VERSATILE BULLS may GET SHOTS
BULLS SNAP LYNCHBURG STRING. _
BULLS OUTLAST KINSTON IN 15-10
BULLS TOP KINSTON IN UNUSUAL S
BULLS WHIP BLUE JAYS, AOO 3 PL
CLOWNING AROUNO
BULLS' STREAK AT 3; HELP COMIN
NE« FACES HELP BULLS SCORE 6-5
SUMTER TRANSPLANTS PACE WIN
BULLS' 1ST HALF ENDS ON LOSS
BULLS START SECONO HALF TONIGH
BULLS' GRAOES REFLECT RECORD
BULLS' NEW START BRINGS OLD RE
OURHAM DROPS 2ND OF 2ND HALC T
BULLS TO BREAK JINX?
BULLS' STATISTICS
EX-PULLS BOSS HOPES HAAS GIVE1!
BULLS DROP THIRO STRAIGHT TO P
KINSTON EKTENOS BULLS' LOSING
TWO COMEBACKS OROP BULLS TO 0-
DURHAM DROPS SIXTH STRAIGHT
BULLS GIFT WRAP KINSTON VICTO'
KINSTON SHUTOUT KEEPS BULLS wl
BULLS REMAIN WINLESS IN SECOND
BULLS RALLY, ENO LOSING STRING
NIPPER. HATCHER PACE BULLS
PO-ERLESS BULLS ZAPPED
SPIRITS ENO BULLS' 'STREAK-
BULLS LET SPIRITS ARISE FOR VI
BULLS' WOES CONTINUE
HATCHER BROTHERS HOT IN OURHA"
METS-AITED UPRISING SENOS BULL
BULLS AIM FOR 3RD STRAIGHT
METS PITCHERS TAME BULLS IN DO
STRUGGLING BULLS DROP PAIR TO
BULLS BLANKED ON FIVE HITS
MFTS SILENCE BULLS AGAIN
REDBIROS TOP BULLS IN 10
EXTRA-INNING HR LEADS TO BULLS
a«ILEY'S HR CARRIES REDBIROS '
REDBIRO HOMER SINKS BULLS
ALFARO. BULLS SLAM SALEM
DIAMOND CHIPS
ALFARO LIFTS BULLS
TIMELY HITTING CARRIES DURHAM
BULLS COULD THREATEN CLUB MARK
BULLS PUT 4 ON ALL-STAR TEAM
BULLS' "OOEST WIN STREAK BROKE
EXTRA-INNING LOSS ENOS BULLS-
BULLS DOUBLE UP ON PENINSULA
ROOKIE, VET PACE BULLS' 15-HIT
JONES STRUGGLES AGAIN AS BULLS
REDBIROS EXPLODE VS. BULLS. A".
BULLS BATTLE. BUT BOMB BEFORE
RFDBIRDS' BATS BETTER THAN BUL
BIG BROTHER SOOTHES A NIGHT"A1
BULLS GET NO RELIEF, LOSE 4-3
REDBIROS SWEEP BULLS
SPIRITS SINK DURHAM
DIAMOND CHIPS
SFVERAL BULLS STRIKE OUT IN SC
BULLS DROP T„o TO SPIRITS
BULLS DROP 6TH STRAIGHT
BULLS TOP SPIRITS. ENO LOSING
DURHAM SNAPS STREAK
SOUTH HEAVY UNOEROOG IN CL GAM
BULLS' BAIRO LEADS SOUTH'S ALL
BULLS' OWNER GIVES RALEIGH'S C
BONOS BAILS OUT PIRATES WITH 3
BARRY BONOS' BLASTS BURY BULLS
BULLS CASH IN LATE TO DEFEAT '
WOLFF SAYS BULLS' PARK IMPROVE
TUBBS SUPPLIES POWER FOR 3ULLS
FARMER BULL GARY REITFR SEARCH
RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN"
RAIN: BULLS PLAY TWO TONIGHT
WHAT IT WAS WAS ACTING. NOT il
BULLS BEAT HAGERSTGWN TWICE
SLUMPS ENO. BULLS SWEEP
BULLS' TRY AT FIVE STOPPED BY
LOSS FNOS BULLS' STRONG HOMEST
BULLS GET ONLY 2 HITS IN OOUBL
OIAMONO CHIPS
BULLS OROP PAIR
BONDS HITS TmO HOMERS AS PIRAT
BULLS BLANK HAGERSTQwN
BULLS BLANK SUNS
BULLS CLUB HAGERSTOWN, 9-3
SUNS' FIVE-RUN THIRO BEATS 3UL
UNITED WAY NIGHT SET
SOFTBALL GAME TO START PITCH F
LYNCHBURG METS HIDE The Ball »
PITCHING KEY TO MET FORMULA
CASH GIVES BULLS 1-0 SHUTOUT
CASH PROvIOFS BULLS SWEET MUSI
O'ALESSANORO'S PLAY CATCHING 0
OIAMONO Chips
EX-BULL: BRIGhT'S APPROACH T03
METS' PHILLIPS SAYS HIDDEN SAL
HEALTHY OEL R0SAR10 AIOS BULLS
JAYS PUT HITCH IN BULLS' ROLL
PPE-GAME SNACK
BLUE JAYS ARE REO-HOT
•LUCKY' MORRIS TOPS BULLS' WIN
OAVE MORRIS HURLS AN IMPRESIVE
NO EASY ANSWER
NO STRIKING EFFFCT ON BULLS
NO WITH 10-2 LOSS TO SUNS
S BULLS SPLIT
".-0 LOSS TO PIRATES
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LLS
F CHASE
LF PENNANT HOPES
AT ALL POSITIONS
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MORE TIME TO TURN AROUNO BRAVES
ILOTS
SKID
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HALF
, CHICAGO
S BY LYNCHBURG TO ENO ROAO BLUES
U3LE-HEA0ER SWEEP
METS
• 4TH-STRAIGHT LOSS
AST BULLS
PAST PENINSULA, 5-3
FOR LOSSES
N BY U-INNING LOSS
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OUTBURST
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SUNS
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SLACK FOR YOUNG TEAM
L TRICK UPSETS OPPONENTS
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6/13/85
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6/19/85
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6/21/85
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6/23/85
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6/24/95
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6/24/85
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6/26/85
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7/04/85
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7/05/95
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7/05/85
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7/06/85
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7/07/85
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7/08/85
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7/11/85
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7/12/85
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7/12/85
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7/13/85
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7/15/95
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7/15/85
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7/16/85
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7/18/85
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7/20/85
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7/22/95
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7/22/85
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7/23/85
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7/23/95
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7/24/85
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7/29/95
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7/29/95
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7/29/85
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7/30/85
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7/31/85
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7/31/85
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9/01/85
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9/05/85
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/01/U5
I N U t X
12/31/85
DURHAM FALTERS ON ROAD AGAIN
BULLS HOLD OFF PILOTS
BULLS' PITCHING PUTS OUT PILOTS
BULLS STAY HOT, TOP BLUE JAYS
DIAMONO CHIPS
JAYS' RALLY BEATS BULLS
1980 PULLS BEAT OOOS, SURPASS MAJOR LFAGUE f. XPEC T AT IONS
BULLS BACK JONES WITH LATE SORING
FIRST-INNING RALLY FUELS BULLS' VICTORY
NIPPER'S HIT KEEPS BULLS ROLLING
REO-HOT BULLS WIN IN 11 INNINSS
BULLS CHARGE PAST SPIRITS KITH GROVES' SHUTOUT
GROVES GETS A SHUTOUT
O'ALESSANORTS HOT BAT LEAOS °ULLS TO 5TH STRAIGHT TRIUMPH
JAYCEFS TAKE 'EM OUT TO THE OLD BALLGAMF
BULLS ENJOYING WIN STREAK
HARTSHORN PUTS E NO TO BULLS' STREAK
DIAMOND CHIPS
METS' OPS OROP BULLS
BRAVES TO GIVE SEVEN BULLS CLOSER LOOK IN INSTRUCTIONAL LEAGUE
BULLS SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER WITH METS
NIPPER'S SIX RBI PACE BULLS' 6-4 WIN
BLANKENSHIP PITCHES OURHAM OVFR SALEM
BULLS SWEEP SALEM
BULLS SHEEP SALEM
GREAT SCOTT! BULLS TOP PENINSULA ON WALK-IN
SCOTT BULLS' LATEST STAR
BULLS DIG DEEP YET COME UP EMPTY AGAINST PILOTS
BULLS FALL; THREE OUSTED
BULLS' GROVES PITCHES 1-HITTEP
BLANKENSHIP'S COMEBACK CONTINJES IN BULLS' ROUT
HURLERS PACE TWO WET BULLS VICTORIES
SLOPPY BULLS FALL TO REDBIRDS. 7-4
REYNOLDS: ATLANTA MOVE NO SURPRISE
SALEM SINKS BULLS DESPITE NIPPER'S PLAY
ALFARO NOT SHORT ON DEFENSE
BULLS FINISH HQME FINALE A »U1 SHORT
BULLS BOW OUT AT DAP
LOYAL eULLS FANS
MORELOCK SAVES WIN FOR BULLS, T-6
BULLS BEAT SPIRITS IN 10TH
DIAMOND CHIPS
BULLS WIN IN 10
, NIPPER'S BAT GIVES BULLS FINAL VICTORY
GOOD MOVES TOO LATE TO SAVE BULLS' SEASON
DIAMONO CHIPS
CAROLINA LEAGUE HONORS PULLS' GM
DIAMONO CHIPS
EX-BULL TUBBS IS ATLANTA'S TOP MINOR LEAGUER FOR '85
WHEN 'IFS* ARE SOLVED, BULLS GOING OOUBLE-A
BULLS COULO JOIN SOUTHERN LEAGUE »
DISCUSSION OF OURHAM'S MOVE UP JUST TALK
OURHAM BULLS, FANS
SEE ALSO SPORTS, FANS
BULLISH ON THE BULLS
VIEW FROM THE TOP
OUPHAM BULLS, MANAGER
NEW BULLS BOSS PLAYS TO WIN
BEAUCHAMP STRESSES COMMON SENSE
EX-BIG LEAGUER BRIGHT NAMED BJLLS' NEW HEAO MAN
BULLS GET BRIGHT AS MANAGER
•BRIGHT' OAYS
OURHAM BULLS SEE 'BRIGHT' OAYS AHEAO
BULLS* BRIGHT STILL A YANKEE AT HEART
LFAGUF SITS BULLS' BRIGHT ON BENCH WITH FINE
BULLS MISS BRIGHT AND BATS
ATLANTA'S EXPECTED HOUSECL EANI NG COULD PUT BULLS ON HOLD
GO AHEAO, THROW ME OUT!
EX-BULLS' CATCHER BAILEY COMING BACK AS '86 MANAGER
BAILEY BACK AS BULLS MANAGER
BAILEY BELIEVES HE'S OVERDUE IN DURHAM
DURHAM BULLS, OPENER
BULLS EMBARK ON '85 CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
BRIGHT CONFIDENT AS BULLS DEBUT
BULLS WIN OPENER IN 11 INNINGS. 6-5
HOME OPENER
BULLS WIN OPENER ON 11TH-INNING BLOOPER
OURHAM BULLS, PITCHING STAFF
BULLS' PITCHING STAFF INCLUDES PLENTY OF MEW FACES
WITH ALL-STAR CREDENTIALS BULLS' SANTIAGO ON A ROLL
BULLS' PITCHERS SHOW BENEFITS OF NEW POLES
PITCHING WINS FOR BULLS
DAVE MORRIS HURLS AN IHPRESIVF WIN
GROVES GETS A SHUTOUT
DURHAM BUS STATION
SEE OURHAM UNION BUS STATION
OUPHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNEO BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGFNCY
NEW OFFICERS OF OURHAM CHAIN
NEW OFFICERS
POOLING OF FUNDS URGED
TRIANGLE FOUNDATION PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT CHAIN'S BANQUET
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN INC.
OURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN INC.
BUSINESS C PROFESSIONAL CHAIN PRESENTS AWARDS
MINORITY FIRMS URGED TO SEEK 'SILVER RIGHTS'
DURHAM BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL CHAIN INC.
BUSINESS BRIEFING: GRANT WILL ALLOW CHAIN TO CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN INC.
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 1303,001
AREA PROJECTS LISTED IN LEGISLATURE'S PORK BARREL BILL
FULL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS SLATED FOR MINORITY ENTFRPRISE WEEK
3 TRIANGLE COMPANIES GET MINU<ITY BUSINESS AWARDS
TREYBURN OEVELOPERS SIGN MINORITY PACT
OURHAM BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
HONORS CAREER WOMEN
YOUNG CAREER WOMAN
CLUB LEAOERS
BUSINESS INDEX UP IN AUGUST
CELEBRATING 50TH YEAR
OURHAM CA8LEVISI0N
SEE CABLEVISION OF DURHAM
DURHAM CARE CENTER
CENTER GETS AWARD
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8/07/85
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8/03/85
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8/09/85
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3/10/85
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8/11/85
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S/12/B5
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3/13/35
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8/14/85
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8/14/85
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8/1 "3/85
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8/15/85
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8/16/85
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8/16/85
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8/16/85
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8/17/85
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8/17/B5
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8/17/85
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8/18/85
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8/11/85
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8/20/P5
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8/21/85
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8/22/85
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8/22/R5
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8/23/85
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8/23/»5
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8/24/E5
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8/24/85
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3/25/85
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8/26/85
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8/26/85
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3/27/85
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8/29/85
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8/31/85
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8/31/85
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8/31/85
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9/01/85
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9/01/85
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9/07/85
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9/10/85
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9/15/85
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12/12/85
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12/12/85
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12/15/85
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5/24/85
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6/08/85
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3/02/85
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4/10/85
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4/10/»5
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4/10/85
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4/26/85
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10/16/85
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INDEX
12/31/85
•HEALTH AWARFNESS PROJEC T . . . ( AO I
EXTENOING CHRISTMAS CHEER
DURHAM CENTER CAMPAIGN STEERING COMMITTEE
DOWNTOWN CENTER PLAN DUE FOR REPORT TOMORROW
OURHAM CENTRAL LABOR UNION
SEE ALSO UNIONS. DURHAM
CORRECTION
LABOR UNION HFAO CRITICIZES RATE HIKE BIO
RATE INCREASE OPPOSEO
SANITATION SHIFT "UNFAIR. UNJUST'
DURHAM SHOULD TREAT ALL WORKE'S FAIRLY
VOTERS ALLIANCE. LABOR UNION AGAINST KEEPING PSO PROGRAM
2 POLITICAL GROUPS ANNOUNCE CITY COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS
BLACK PANEL BACKS CANOIOATES
OURHAM'S LEADERSHIP GOOD
MAYOR ACCUSES HIS OPPONENT'S SUPPORTERS OF 'CONTEMPTIBLE LIE-
APPOINTMENT NOT ENDORSEMENT
LABOR UNION ENDORSES GULLET IN MAYOR'S RACE
2 GROUPS BACK GULLEY FOP MAYO"
REED IS WITH LOCAL
DURHAM CERAMIC GUILD
•FUTURE' ACTIVITIES. CERAMICS SHOW SET
CERAMIC SHOW
OURHAM CEREBRAL PALSY FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO CEREBRAL PALSY
GIFTS NEEDED FOR CHILDREN'S PARTY
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO CIVIC HONUR AWAROS
SEE ALSO "DURHAM FIRST"
SEE ALSO U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
...OURHAM CHAM8ER OF COMMERCE.
CHAMBER MAILS PSO SURVEY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SURVEYS mfmBEPS ON POLICE/FIRE SERVICE
CHAMBER PROGRAM HELPS LEADERS
PUBLIC SAFETY GETS BACKING IN SURVEY
CITY SHOULO BACK COURTHOUSE CHANGE. CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS
CAUTION URGED ON COURTHOUSE
WARO. OEY. STOKES TO H6A0 CHAMBER IN 1985
CHAMBER WANTS SOUTHERN PARKWAY
CHAMBER PUBLISHING OURHAM CALENDAR
CHAMBER PUSHEO FOR COURTHOUSE SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS...
CORRECTION
CHAMBER TO PUSH CANCER AWARENESS
ANNUAL MEETING TO HAVE INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR
CHAMBER PROMOTES CANCER AWARENESS
COMMISSIONERS UPSET AT CHAM8E7 SCHEDULE
CHAMBER TO HOLD ITS 73RD ANNUAL MEETING MONDAY
A TIME FOR JEERS, A TIME FOR CHEERS
FIRMS TO PUSH HOTEL PROJECT: IHAMBER TOLD SOME LOCAL INVES TMENT .. .NEEDED
A COOLIOGE ELKINS: A OUIET CONTRIBUTOR
A SURPRISE HONOR
ELKINS HONORED
CITY. HOLIDAY INN DISCUSS NEW HOTEL
ELKINS: 'MOUNTAINTOP' PLEASURE TO WIN CHAMBER'S HONOR AWARD
ELKINS' HONOR DESERVEO
MERGER OF CITY, COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENTS ENDORSED BY CHAMBER
OURHAM LEGISLATORS EXPRESS OOJBTS ABOUT N.C. TAX CUTS
STATE-CHARTEREO SANK S GET CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH
CHAMBER AIMS TO MEET DEAOLINE FOR HOTEL FUNDS
CHAMBER DEVELOPING INTERN PROSRAM
SEWAGE TREATMENT GROWTH URGED
COLORCRAFT REPORTS INCREASES IN INCOME. SALES
CHAMBER, MERCHANTS TO HOST BONO. COBLE
COUNTY SCHOOLS BIG BUSINESS. SUPERINTENDENT TELLS GATHERING
SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES SHOULO COOPERATE IS PEP TALK THEME
OOWNTOWN HOTEL FUNOS SEEM LIKELY
CHAMBER VOTES TO SPEARHEAD «2 MILLION DRIVE
UNITY NEEOED IF CITY IS TO MEET CHALLENGES
PRODUCTIVE PARTNERSHIP
OURHAM BANKS MAY HELP IN RAISING FUNOS FOR HOTEL
BUSINESS AOVICE
MAYOR SEEKS SHOWOOWN ON CIVIC CENTER PROJECT
CITY SHOWS DETERMINATION BY BACKING A CIVIC CENTER
CITY SHOULO START CENTER
COUNCIL PANEL ASKS LOCAL DRIVE FOR CENTER
CHAMBER TO OFFER BUSINESS HANDBOOK
CHAMBER MEHBERS TOUR GLAXO
WELCOME
CHAMBFR, DUKE POWER RECEIVE FLAGS
REAGAN HONORS OUKE POWER, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
CHAMBER PROMOTES WHITE
COMPUTER SLOWOOHN HITS N.C.
CHAMBER'S DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY COMMENDABLE
LARGE MAIL CUSTOMERS SEEK BETTER SERVICE FOR DURHAM
RETIREMENT WITH DISTINCTION
WHITE HEADS JOB PROGRAM FOR CHAMBER
JAMES WHITE JOINS STAFF OF CHAMBER
HELP FROM THE POLICE
AIRLINE'S EXPANSION MAY MEAN 4,000 JOBS, CHAMBER IS TOLD
CHAMBER SUPPORTS '2005 PLAN'
RTP'S TO BLAME
BOOTH IN PHOTOGRAPH
IMPROVING MAIL SERVICE
OOWNTOWN 8UIL01NGS WILL BE INVENTORIED FOR NEW TENANTS
VOLUNTEERS BEGIN BUILOING INVENTORY IN OOWNTOWN AREA
TAKING STOCK OF OOWNTOWN
OURHAM FACES DISPUTE WITH STYLE ANO DIGNITY
CAN TOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS 11 A STOCK TABLE?
OPINION EXCHANGE: CHAMBER PROGRAMS HELP SMALL BUSINESSES
COME DOWNTOWN FOR ICE CPEAM
DURHAM ROAO RACES CANCELED
HOT WEATHER, COOL TREAT
CHAMBER SUPPORTS DURHAM 'LOOP'
ROAO WORK NEEDED NOW
CHAMBER OFFICIALS SEEK TAX CHANGES
BUSINFSSMEN TOLO OURHAM PORT SAFE
BUSINESS WILL HOST CHAMBER PRTGRAM
A C ITY OF TWO TALES
CHAMBER ON TARGET WITH HARMONY AIMS
CHAMBER PLANS FURTHER STUDY OF 'INCUBATORS'
PROGRAM WOULO HELP FIRMS GAIN STRENGTH
RATING EFFORT DRAWS ATTENTION
BUSINESS FAIR LINKS LARGE, SMALL FIRMS
CITY'S NO. 1 EFFORT MAKES NETHORK TV
BUSINESS 'MIDGETS.' 'GIANTS' MINGLE
BULLISH ON DURHAM
FAIR BRINGS SMALL. LARGE FIRMS TOGETHER
ANOTHER REMINDER NEEOEO
CHAMBER'S CITY-COUNTY PLAN ON MONDAY AGENDA
VOTERS WANTEO: SPREAD THE wOR3 . BUT NOT ON TREES
CHAMBER LAUNCHES VOTE ORIVE
BUSINESSES PLAN TO MOVE OOWNTOWN
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12/13/85
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9/30/85
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FAITH IN DOWNTOWN AREA IS BEGINNING TCI pay OFF
CHAMBER MEMBERS TOUR SUMITOMO
COMPETITION 'A TOOL1 IN CONTAINING MEOICAL COSTS
COMPANIES SEEKING LESS COSTLY HEALTH PLANS
DEADLINE NEAR FOR COMPLIANCE * I TH NEW STATE CHEMICALS LAW
FILM CREW SHOOTING 'NEW DURHAM- MOVIE
ROLL THE FILM
CHAMBER OK'S NEW DIRECTORS
CHAMBER RECRUITS STUDENTS
DIRECTORS ELECTED
CHAMBER BACKS PROJECTS
DEY ELECTED CHAMBER PRESIDENT
WHERE ARE THE WOMEN?
UDI PARK DEDICATED WITH: -WE'RE HERE'
CCB'S bURNS CRITICAL OF MAIL SERVICE
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO SELL OLD COURTHOUSE
SURVEY SEEKS COMMENTS ON TRAFFIC WOES
PUPILS TO EXAMINE TECHNICAL CAREERS
RTP IMPORTANT PART OF DURHAM
HOW ARE THE ROAOS?
WITTENBERG PONOERS ANOTHER BUILDING
DEVELOPER MULLS 'LUXURY OFFICES'
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCEt CIVIC AFFAIRS DEPT.
CHAMBER TAPS WAGONER AS DIRECTOR OF CIVIC AFFAIRS
CIVIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR IS NAMED BY CHAMBER
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ECONOMIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
BUSINESS. SCHOOLS WILL GAIN
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. EXECUTIVE DIALOGUE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
•EXECUTIVE DIALOGUES' EASE BUSINESS WOES
EXECUTIVES CHAT
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS DEPT.
CHAMBER NAMES DOWNIN TO NEW GOVERNMENTAL POST
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE
CHAMBER OFFICIALS SEEK TAX CHANGES
DUR.HAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MEMBERSHIP
CHAMBER WINS NATIONAL HONOR
WITTENBERG PONOERS ANOTHER BUILDING
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. PRESIDENT
COOPERATION BUILT RDU AIRPORT
K.V.R. OEY ELECTEO CHAMBER PRESIDENT
DEY ELECTEO CHAMBER PRESIOENT
OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TRAVEL I TOURISM COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO TOURISM, OURHAM
OURHAM RANKS ">TH IN TRAVEL INCOME
TRAVELERS' SPENOING UP 1 4X IN DURHAM
TAPPING TOURIST POTENTIAL
OURHAM VISITORS CENTER COULD BE BOON FOR CITY
OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. VENTURE CAPITAL COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
HAPPY NEW YEAR? IT MAY DEPEND ON DOLLAR, RATES
OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARO OF DIRECTORS
CHAMBER BOARO NOMINATED
LIBRARY HAS NEWS ON NEW TAX ACT
CHAMBER ENDORSES MERGER CONCEPT
DURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
GROUP ENDORSES HALF-CENT TAX HIKE
CHAMBER SUPPORTS '2005 PLAN'
CHAMBER OK'S NEW OIRECTORS
DIRECTORS ELECTED
WHERE ARE THE WOMEN?
OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO TENNIS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHAMPS
OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF ANO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DURHAM CHILD AOVOCACY COMMISSION
SFE CHILD AOVOCACY COMMISSION
OURHAM CITIZENS ROUHOTABLE COALITION
BUS SERVICE TALKS DRAW PRAISE. PROO
OURHAM MAN PUSHING FOR MAS5EU''S LICENSF
SIDES STILL CAN'T AGREE ON NI'.HT BUS SERVICE
OURHAM BUS PLAN IS OFFEREO
OURHAM STUDIES NIGHT BUS SERVICE CUTS
BUS SERVICE PROPOSALS ARE MAOF
AGREEMENT TO IMPROVE CITY BUS SERVICE REACHED
CITY OKS BUS ROUTE CHANGES; RIOERS WANT IMPROVEMENTS
DURHAM CITIZEN'S SAFETY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO SAFETY
CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY
DURHAM CITY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE OURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
DURHAM CITY BOARO OF ADJUSTMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF AOJUSTMENT
HILLANDALE GETS MEDIA CENTER GO-AHEAO
BOARD GRANTS USE PERMITS
CHANGE WOULD ALLOW HOMES ON N3N-C0NF0RM ING LOTS
TRINITY PARK BIDS REJECTED
OWNER OF TRINITY PARK HOMES PLANS TO SELL BUCHANAN BOULEVARD PROPERTY
USE PERMITS GRANTED
HERALO-SUN PLANS OELAYED
NEWSPAPER SITE PLANS OK
CITY COUNCIL TO SEEK STATE AID FOP APARTMENTS
HISTORIC GROUP STUDIES SITE PLANS
BEER LICENSES PASS. BUT TWO SPEW
CITY BOARD OF AOJUSTMENT GRANTS OURHAM HERALD CO. PERMIT FOR . . .BU I LO ING
FUNERAL HOME WON'T BUILD PARKING LOT
OURHAM SEEKS INTERESTED PEOPLS TO SERVE ON BOARDS
CITY BOARD GIVES FIRM SHODOY DEAL
DAY-CARE EXPANSION OK • 0
CLEMENTS NOT VICTIM OF SPECIAL INTERESTS
CONSIDER ALL THE FACTS
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
PARKING LOT IS NEEOEO
SAVE CITY'S NEIGHBORHOODS
BOARO GRANTS USE PERMITS
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CITY "OARD HALTS PLANS FOR LI8ERTY ST. OUPLFX
PLANS FOR 2 ANIMAL HOSPITALS JET OK
DAY-CARE PROPOSAL RANKLES RESIDENTS
CITY POARO, COMMISSION POSTS OPEN
OURHAM CITY POARO OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, 8J
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SJ
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SU
CITY SCHUOL BOARD RESCINOS LAY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS RAP PAY PL
•S'NO FOOLING, THAT'S HOW IT w
AUDIT SHOWS SCHOOLS IN CITY FI
CITY SCHUOL AUDITING WOES ARE
TEACHER LOBBIES FOR SUPPLIES
CITY SCHOOLS START EXTENDED DA
SCHOOLS READY FOR INSPECTION
SCHOOLS PLAN SUMMER 'BOOST' FT
CITY SCHOOL BAOPD APPROVES C AL
TEACHERS HELP IN BOOK SELECTIO
CITY SCHOOLS EYE MORE LOCAL FU
SMOKING BAN PROPOSED FOP CITY
CITY SCHOOLS MAY BAN SMOKING
SMOKING BANS SPREADING IN OTH=
5 OF 12 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS LAC
MORE ELEMENTARY GUIDANCE SAID
CITY SCHOOLS TO PONOER BAN ON
BOARD APPROVES SMOKING BAN
SCHOOL SMOKING BAN GETS PRELIM
SMOKING ON SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA
SCHOOL SMOKING BAN GETS 2ND OK
STUOENT SMOKING BAN OK • D
FINAL SMOKING BAN VOTE IS SET
CITY SCHOOL BOARD OKS SMOKING
SMOKING BAN IS APPROVEO
CITY BOARD NAMES NEW SHEPARO P
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE VOCATIONAL D
PIERCE NAMED VOCATIONAL EDUCAT
CORRECTION
SCHOOL POARO CHANGES MEETING 0
TEACHER PAY ON AGENDA
PRINCIPAL OF SMITH SCHOOL NAME
MOST CITY SCHOOL WORKERS TO G=
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS REPORT FEW
DURHAM SCHOOL BOARO TO OISCUSS
CITY SCHOOLS' ENROLLMENT ON HO
CITY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT UP SL 13
MOMENT-OF-SILENCE POLICY SPAR<
EDUCATORS' MEETING PRODUCTIVE
CITY SCHOOLS HAVE FEWER OLDER
STUDENT POPULATION FIGURES QUE
CITY SCHOOLS TO MULL VEHICLE S
CITY SCHOOLS AGAIN EXCEED CLAS
CITY CLASSES TOP STATE SIZE LI
CITY SCHOOLS TELLS NEEDS TO CO
SCHOOL BOARD'S GOAL IS NEW S E'
SCHOOLS URGE ACTION ON NEW S ER
MAINTENANCE AREA TOPS BOARO" S
BOARO PRAISES NEW LANGUAGE PRO
BIDS APPROVED FOR ROOF REPAIRS
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3 RECOGNIZED FOP ASSISTANCE TO
SCHOOLS GET MONEY FOR TEEN PRE
SCHOOL OFFICIAL: COMPUTER PLA*4
CITY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS RETIRIN
CITY SCHOOLS: COUNTY BONO VOT=
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SCHOOLS' SMOKING BAN CALLED W
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PERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
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SCHOOLS
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G
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ROJECTS
ETTY SUCCESSFUL
OURHAM CITY BOARO OF EDUCATION, BUOGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BJDGET
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO PLANS BUOGET SESSIONS
CITY SCHOOL BUDGET STUDIED
CITY SCHOOLS EYE MORE LOCAL FJNDS
CITY SCHOOL BOARD OKS BUOGET 3EOUEST
CITY SCHOOLS DROP CLEANUP PROGRAM
EDUCATION BUDGETS JUMP
BOARD MEMBERS GET PAY RAISES
OURHAM CITY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
MAYORAL CANDIDATES HEAO UP SPENOING LIST
DURHAM CITY BUS ROUTES
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., BUSES
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE OUKE POWE* TRANSIT SYSTEM BUS SERVICE IAOI
DURHAM CITY CHARTER
MOTOR VEHICLES TAX HIKE GETS LUKEWARM RECEPTION
LAWMAKERS REJECT DURHAM CHARTER CHANGE
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL
CITY'S LEADERS L
IS DEAFNESS CONT
CITY INSPECTORS
OURHAM COUNC IL T
FORSYTH MAN GETS
TOXIC MATERIALS
MARTIN, CITY ACT
EDITORIAL 'DIATR
ANOTHER SHOCKER
COUNCIL TO EYE R
BLACKNALL HOUSE
SEWAGE FACILITIE
DURHAM TO EYE TR
MOBILE HOME PLAN
RIGHT-TO-KNOW OR
MOBILE HOME PROJ
CORRECTION
OURHAM PARKWAY I
COUNCIL DELAYS P
CITY CUUNCIL URG
COUNCIL DELAYS A
EXPRESSWAY NEEOS
MAYOR GIVES REAL
MAYOR SEES EXCIT
COUNCIL OEFERS A
MAYOR WARNS CITY
NEIGHBORS SEEK T
CI TY MAY HAVE FL
CITY FINANCE OIR
CITY COUNCIL APP
COUNCIL DROPS HA
REZONING TO BE T
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AGIOUS?
NEEO HELP WITH HOUSING BOOM
0 STUDY FUNDING FOR GUESS ROAD
JOB OF ASSISTANT DURHAM MANAGER
HEARING SET
WISELY
1 BE ' IGNORES FACTS
FOR WATER WORKS
E20NING RE3UEST FOR APARTMENTS
GETS LAST-MINJTE RAZING REPRIEVE
S BLOCKING DURHAM DEVELOPMENT
AFFIC SIGNALS TO ASSIST BLIND
S DRAW OURHAM PROTEST
DINANCE VOTE IN COUNCIL'S AGENDA
ECT LOSES GROJND
S ON AGENOA
ARKWAY vote
ES QUICK SALE OF OLD COURTHOUSE
CTION ON PARKWAY
A BOOST
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INC. BUT COSTLY FUTURE FUR CITY
CTION ON CLOSING OF AVENUE
MAY NEEO TAX HIKE
0 BLOCK HOTEL
UAT IN PARADE
ECTOR LEAVING FOR WAKE JOB
ROVES LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
NDICAPPED ENTITLEMENT BID
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MONTHLY
SCHOOL BUS FACILITY SOUGHT
COUNCIL AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH
COUNCIL APPROVES WARD REALIGN"
COUNCIL OK'S CHURCH LOT REZONI
FEDERAL FUNOS SOUGHT FOR HOS IE
STICKY IDEA GOT STICKIER
TRAOE SECRET ISSUE TO AIR
SALES TAX WOULO PAY OFF SEWER
CITY APPROVES LOAN PLAN FOR HA
CITY UNVEILS PUBLIC WORKS PROP
HAYTI HOUSING-LOAN PLANS APPRO
COUNCIL TO SEEK J2.2 MILLION S
COUNCIL MEMBERS. LEGISLATORS 3
ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE DELAYE
COUNCIL FACES TOUGH TASK IN PO
RESERVOIR ON SCHEOULE
COUNCIL MEMBERS ANXIOUSLY AHA!
COUNCIL FIRES CONTRACTOR
COUNCIL FIRES CONTRACTOR
ABOLISH PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM,
DURHAM PSO STUDY GAPS ARE POIt
OURHAM PANEL BACKS CAMDEN AVE.
CITY COUNCIL TO SEEK STATE An
JANE DAVIS WINS PLANNING «»«»"
JANE DAVIS IS NAMED OUTSTANOIN
HISTORIC GROUP STUDIES SITE PL
COUNCIL OKS SEWER PACT WITH C3
BEER LICENSES PASS. BUT TWO SP
OELAY JEOPARDIZES PROJECT
SEWER AGREEMENT REACHED
GROUP ENOORS6S HALF-CENT TAX 1
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR ENO TO IN
TOXIC CHEMICAL ACTION NEEDED
CITY COUNCIL HEARS YEA, NAY ON
OURHAM VOTE CLEARS WAY FOR RET
PANEL ASKS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS
CORRECTION
LASSITER OEFENOS PSO PROGRAM
QUICK FUND DRIVE FORESEEN FOR
WORK TO BEGIN ON HISTORIC 01 ST
OURHAM COUNCIL TOLD GAS STATn
RECYCLING FIRM GETS EXTENSION
MAKE IT SNAPPY
WATTS RESIDENTS SEEKING TO BLO
CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS CHEMICALS
SERVICE LEVEL OT BE HA IN POINT
ZONING DENIES HOTEL BIO
COUNCIL SOFTENS STANO AGAINST
GAS STATION BEER SALES HURT AN
CITY COUNCIL DELETES HEALTH CA
COUNCIL TO STUDY 1-35 LEG
LASSITER STAKES HIS CAREER ON
PROPERTY TAX RATE SHOULD NOT <
PSO SOUABBLE KEEPS CONSULTANTS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW STATUTES A MIXED
CITY OF DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
COUNCIL VOTES. 11-0. TO ISSUE
DURHAM HOSIERY MILL PLAN RAPPE
CITY LOSES CENTER DEVELOPER
MAYOR SEEKS SHOWOOWN ON CIVIC
FUTURE OF CIVIC CENTER RAISES
COUNCIL SEEKS TO SAVE CENTER
BELL, HERON WON'T BACK CENTER
CITY SHOWS DETERMINATION BY BA
TIME FOR SOME PROBING
CIVIC CENTER: SHOULO WE BE SUR
CONVENTION CENTER STILL NEEDED
CITY SHOULO START CENTER
OURHAM PANEL REJECTS TAX FOR I
ANNEXED RESIDENTS URGE PROMPT
COUNCIL VETOES USING SALES TAX
MORE PUBLIC SAFETY HEARINGS SE
JULY 15 DEADLINE SET ON ACCEPT
COUNCIL EXPECTED TO VOTE ON RT
COUNCIL WINS more TIME ON PARK
QUESTIONS RAISED ON GARBAGE PL
COUNCIL OPPOSES RTP BILL, CALL
COUNCIL WILL OPPOSE BILL BLOCK
OURHAM'S UNEASE VALID, 9UT PRO
COUNCIL SHOULO AVOID SPECIAL I
OURHAM, STATE TO OEBATE RTP AN
COUNCIL FAVORED 104 APARTMENTS
PROPOSAL TO REDUCE NIGHT PATR3
APARTMENT PLANS PAREO
RTP TAX DISTRICT STATUS CALLED
DURHAM COUNCIL TO HEAR PUBLIC
CITY'S FIRE TRAINING SHARPLY C
PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL CRITIC
PSOS CITE TURMOIL. ASK EARLY 0
PROLONGED PSO DECISION 8A0 FOR
STREET CLOSING BILL OK '0
COUNCILMEN UNHAPPY WITH RTP BI
COUNCIL SHOULD HEAR ALL SIDES
SEPARATE POLICE. FIRE UNITS
300-ROOM HOTEL PLANNED ON 17-S
CITIES' POWERS CHALLENGED
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS CITY ASS
TOWER TOPS CITY AGENDA
FAYETTEVILLE ST. EXTENSION TO
HAVE YOUR SAY AT PSO HEARING
OEBATE EXPECTED ON PLAN FOR NE
17-STORY BUILDING APPROVED: BU
VOTERS ALLIANCE, LABOR UNION A
INVESTOR: HOTEL MAY BE NEAR
CITY ENOS PSO PROGRAM
CITY STUOIES SWITCH FROM PUBLI
COUNCIL TO OISCUSS NO RETRIBUT
PROPONENTS. OPPONENTS SAY IT'S
WHERE WAS THE BOSS?
FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO SEPARATE
COUNCIL URGES DEFEAT OF EXTRAT
COUNCIL RAPS STATE BILL
2 COUNCIL MEMBERS PRAISE PLAN
SOME PRAISE, OTHERS RAP OECISI
FAYETTEVILLE ST. EXTENSION P LA
BROKEN WATER PIPES OISABLE FOJ
CITY'S DEMOCRACY GRAND, ATHENS
BUOGET FOR POLICE, FIRE UNITS
OURHAM IS 'REGRESSIVE, NOT PRO
PSO DECISION MEANS PAYING MORE
COUNCIL SETS TAX RATE AT 62 CE
COUNCIL WARNEO ABOUT STATE 'RI
COUNCIL APPROVES 1-40 OIRT-FIL
REZONING WOULO CUT OFFICE-BUR
CITY MAY TAKE STANCE ON BILL
DURHAM WOMAN FIGHTS TO SAVE PS
/ANNUAL INDEX BY SU
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CITY REVIEWS ZONING RULES s
COUNCIL'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS MANY H
COUNCIL DECLINES TO ENOORSE RAIL-SALE PLAN S
NO DECISION MADE ON BRIDGE S
JOB PREVENTED USE OF SKILLS S
TREYBURN, SKYSCRAPER CONCERNS RAISED AT 21ST CENTURY HEARING H
ONE-WAY GUESS ROAD BLOCK BACKED FOR SAFETY S
RESTRUCTURING OF POLICE FIRE JNITS DUE NEXT MONTH S
OURHAM PANEL STUOIES 5,500 HOUSING UNITS ■ S
COUNCIL TRADES SHOTS M
OPINION EXCHANGE: RECORD SHOWS CITY COUNCIL ISN'T A PATSY FDR DEVELOPERS S
COUNCIL SHOULO ABIDE BY ITS OWN GUIDELINES H
MAYOR'S LETTER A FEAST; HIGH-JISE SPAT NORMAL S
■HAUGHTY' COUNCILMEN OFFER LAME EXCUSES H
OPINION EXCHANGE: HIGH-RISE FOES 'CONCERNED. CARING' S
SKYSCRAPER GETS GREEN LIGHT AS COUNCIL REJECTS REZONING h
SPARGER ROAO PROJECT FAILS ZONING-CHANGE BIO S
BATTLE LOST IN HIGH-RISE REZONING BIO S
SPAULOING. PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE AT OOOS H
•EGREGIOUS 8' TOPS 'FINANCE 5' S
CITY, COUNCIL OFFICIALS TO HEAR HOTEL PLANS S
COUNCIL VOTE STRIKES SOUR NOTE S
MEETING SCHEOULED TO HEAR PROPOSAL ON DURHAM CENTER H
DOWNTOWN HOTEL PLAN IS UNVEIL3D H
CITY TACKLES HOTEL. CIVIC CENTER PLANS S
CAB DRIVER SHOULO NOT GET CITY PERMIT H
CORRECTION H
OURHAM LEADERS SAY SURVEY: OOWNTOWN MAIN ISSUE S
ENGINE NO. 71 MAOE 139 RUNS S
CITY COUNCIL ASKED TO SUPPORT LOAN FOR arts CENTER h
POWELL OFFERS PLAN TO BACK FEDERAL LOAN S
OURHAM TAXI DRIVERS NEED NOT 3E CITIZENS H
GRANT AS COLLATERAL FRETS CITIZENS' GROUP S
CITY EMPLOYEE SLIGHTEO BY ERROR H
WINE ORINK, BEER SALES FAVORED AT FESTIVAL H
COUNTY WANTS R E V I T AL I Z AT ION PLANS SOON H
EFOC ASKS CITY FUR LEGAL FEES H
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL "THE MOST MALIGNED' H
CHANGES OK'D IN BUS SERVICE H
CITY TO FILE SUMMONS VS. SILV?R-FIRM OWNER S
CITY OKS BUS ROUTE CHANGES; RIOERS WANT IMPROVEMENTS S
FINANCING SERVICES STUDIED S
DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW REQUEST S
CITY PLANS OUTER LOOP FOR TREYBURN TRAFFIC H
PUBLIC CAN COMMENT ON CITY GR3WTH PLAN S
TREY6URN HIGHWAY DRAWS FIRE AT PUBLIC HEARING H
SPEAKERS RAP PLANS FOR TREYBLPN LOOP S
DURHAM, TREYBURN NEAR WATER, 5EWE° AGREEMENT S
CITY GETS 13. 9 MILLION LOAN FDR OLD CITY HALL H
DRINKING WATER IN NEW BUILDINGS HAS TOO MUCH LEAD, CITY WARNS H
CITY STAFF, COUNCIL APPEAR OIVIOEO ON TREYBURN POINT H
COUNCIL FACES Zl HEARINGS S
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON TREY3URN PROPOSAL H
PLEA TO REZONE 13 ACRES NEAR »ICKETT ROAO FAILS S
SCHOOLS URGE ACTION ON NEW SERVICE CENTER S
COUNCILMEN RAP COMPANY'S HIRING S
CITIZENS EXPRESS CONCERNS ON TREYBURN H
TREYBURN PACT CHANGED SLIGHTLY H
DEVELOPER OENIES PRESSURING C1UNCIL S
LONG-RANGE PLAN TO GET A HEARING S
CITY COUNCIL OKS TREYBURN CONTRACT H
COUNCIL APPROVES PLANS TO TRI»LE CITY'S LANO SIZE S
CITY, TREYBURN REACH SERVICES AGREEMENT S
CONFERENCE TO EXPLAIN CITY'S =AIR-HOUSING LAW S
TREYBURN COMPROMISE IS GOOO FDR DURHAM FUTURE S
COMPETITION SPEEDING UP CITY'S ANNEXATION PLANS S
DECISION ON TREYBURN: AGREEMENT AND TRUST H
CLEMENT CRITICIZES TIMING OF POLICE STATION PROPOSAL S
FATE OF OLD COURTHOUSE may BE OECIOED TONIGHT 5
CITY NOW ENFORCING LAW ON WEEDS, TRASH S
COUNCIL SETS HEARING ON ANNEXATION ISSUE H
ANNEXATION OK'O; ZONE CHANGE 3ENIE0 S
SCHOOL BOARO WANTS LAND ANNEXED S
OURHAM WINS SKIRMISH IN ANNEXATION ORIVFS S
NEW DAY DAWNS IN OURHAM S
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS COURT OROER TO BAR ANNEXATION S
COUNCIL HEARING WILL AIR NEW GRANT USES S
OURHAM COUNCIL OKS ANNEXATION H
BALLOTS TO TRIM CITY BONO PROJECTS S
CITY BOARO, COMMISSION POSTS DPEN S
CHAMBER BACKS PROJECTS S
REPORT SHOWS STRONG ECONOMY IN OURHAM S
COUNCIL ROUGHS OUT IDEAS FOR 3 OND ISSUE H
REASONABLE REOUEST OENIEO H
CITY COUNCIL members SHOULO BE POLITE H
CITY RECEIVES HUD AWARD H
CITY COUNCIL DELAYS LOWE'S ZONING RULING H
GAROEN CENTER REZONING 0ELAYE1 S
ZONING CHANGE FOR DUKE HOTEL DK'D H
COUNCIL OKS ZONING CHANGE FOR DUKE HOTEL S
CITY COUNCIL SHOULO SUPPORT A»TS COUNCIL H
MAYOR GULLEY EARNEO GRADES OF 'A' ANO 'C M
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL MAY DRAJ HOTEL INTEREST S
MAYOR WANTS SECRETARY TO EASE WORK BURDEN S
PARKING FOR TOWERS MAY NEED COMPROMISE H
<|TH-GRACERS SKIP SANTA, WRITE CITY COUNCIL S
MAYOR CREATES TENSION H
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY OEVELDPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
OURHAM MINORITIES ORDINANCE DOING OK
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AGENOA
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. CITIZEN SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEETING TIME
SEE ALSO OPEN-MEETINGS LAW
MAYOR'S AGENOA PLANS TOUCH OFF RIFT
GULLEY PLAN IRKS COUNCILMEN
MAYOR GULLEY EARNEO GRADES OF 'A' AND 'C
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. BUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.c. BUDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, N3N-CITY AGENCIES
OURHAM COUNCIL TO STUDY FUNOING FOR GUESS ROAD
VALENTINE VOWS TO AID CITIES, MUM ON MONEY
MAYOR GIVES REALISTIC VIEW OF COUNCIL'S LIMITS
TAX PLAN WON'T SLASH OURHAM AGENCY FUNO
•NO* CHORUS FALLS SHORT
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM PROMISING
COUNCIL SHOULO CUT SPENOING
FUNDS TO BE SOUGHT FOR PARK
CAMPBFLL: TAX RATE CUT TO OFFSET REVALUATION
0 DATE C PG L P ">YL
2 7/09/85 C I N "6«
2 7/15/85 A 5 J
2 7/16/85 A 5 N M69
2 7/16/85 C 1 N "69
2 7/16/85 C
2 7/18/85 B
2 7/18/85 A
2 7/18/85 A
2 7/22/85 C
2 7/23/85 A
2 7/23/85 A
2 7/25/85 A
2 7/27/85 A
2 7/29/85 A
2 7/30/85 A
2 8/06/55 C
2 6/06/85 B
2 8/06/85 A
2 a/07/85 B
2 8/07/85 A
2 8/08/35 A
2 8/08/85 A
2 8/09/85 B
2 5/13/85 A
2 3/13/85 A
2 8/24/85 A
2 8/25/35 0
2 8/26/85 A
2 8/29/35 A
2 3/30/85 B
2 8/30/35 A
2 9/04/35 B
2 9/04/85 C
2 9/05/35 A
2 9/05/35 B
2 9/10/85 C
2 9/13/35 B
2 9/16/85 A
2 9/17/85 C
2 9/17/35 C
2 9/17/85 C
2 9/18/85 A
2 9/13/85 C
2 9/20/85 A
2 9/23/85 C
2 9/24/35 C
2 9/24/85 C
2 10/03/85 A
2 10/04/05 A
2 10/04/85 A
2 10/04/85 B
2 10/07/35 C
2 10/08/85 C
2 10/03/e5 C
2 10/16/85 C
2 10/17/85 C
2 10/18/35 B
2 10/13/85 8
2 10/18/35 C
2 10/21/85 C
2 10/22/85 A
2 10/22/85 A
2 10/22/e5 A
2 10/22/35 C
2 10/23/»5 A
2 10/24/85 A
2 10/25/85 A
2 10/25/85 A
2 10/28/85 A
2 11/04/85 A
2 11/05/85 C
2 11/05/85 C
2 11/05/35 C
2 11/07/85 A
2 11/07/85 A
2 11/18/85 A
2 11/18/85 C
2 11/19/85 A
2 ll/21/»5 C
2 11/25/85 A
2 11/27/85 A
2 11/27/85 A
2 11/23/35 A
2 12/06/85 A
2 12/12/85 A
2 12/13/35 B
2 12/17/85 C
2 12/17/35 C
2 12/18/35 C
2 12/18/35 C
2 12/19/85 A
2 12/20/35 A
2 12/20/35 A
2 12/20/35 C
2 12/22/85 D
2 12/23/85 C
2 12/27/85 A
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4/25/35 A
5/18/85 A
5/20/85 A
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85 -
I N 0 E X
12/51/05
LINO VALUE 0
RATE DROP MI
P50 UNCERTA!
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27 NON-CITY
LOOK OUT FOR
FIX THE FOUN
FIRE. POLICE
BUDGET FOR P
BUS RIDER'S
DURHAM MAY H
CLEARING THE
COUNCIL SETS
HIGHER FEES.
62-CENT RATE
NON-CITY AGE
CITY COUNCIL
CITY TOLD PO
RE0RGANI2ATI
CITY COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL
CITY TO VOTE
CITY COUNCIL
POLICE. FIRE
COUNCIL STIL
POLICE. FIRE
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CITY'S PROPS
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LL HAVE LITTLE EFF
NTY COMPLICATES SU
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AGENCIES MAKE BID
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RECORD
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OKS POLICE. FIRE
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TRANSITION: MILL
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QUESTION: YEA OR ')
AX BATE
ECT ON TAX BILL
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AN
FOR FUNOING
CIL'S VOTE
DURHAM MORE
NOT LIKELY TO BE READY BY FRIDAY
COST 1130.000 — CITY
IMG FEES
NTS
TER THAN
BILLS
A TAX INCREASE
TIONS
COSTS MILL RISE
OLICE SERVICE
AXPAYERS
ON POLICE, FIRE TRANSITION BUDGET
UDGET TOMORROM
SERVICE BUDGET
ING
SERVICES DECLINE?
UEST 17,500 FROM CITY
ER THAN EXPECTEO
AY?
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, CITIZEN SPEAKERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AGENOA
SEE ALSO OPEN-MEETINGS LAM
COUNCIL SHOULD HEAR ALL SIDES
OURHAM CITY CUUNCIL, CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE OURHAM CITY/COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE OURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC CENTER COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
TASK FORCE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR HOTEL
HOTEL PANELISTS TO BE ANNOUNCED
COUNCIL PANEL ASKS LOCAL ORIVE FOR CENTER
PANEL PLANS CAMPAIGN TO FUND CENTER
DESPITE SETBACKS. HOPE STRONG FOR CIVIC CENTER
POMELL TO REVEAL CIVIC CENTER PLANS
POMELL PROMISES CENTER PROPOSALS BY AUGUST 15
CITY MANAGER REPORT: MAIT UNTIL AUGUST 15
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
GULLEY SHUFFLES COUNCIL PANELS; CLEMENT IRKEO
GULLEY REASSIGNS KEY POSTS
MAYOR'S ASSIGNMENTS: POWER F01 LIBERAL BLOC
MAYOR'S APPOINTMENTS ARE DISAPPOINTING
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, COMMITTEE OF T
SOUTHERN PARKWAY WILL TIE INTO
CITY COUNCIL LOOKS AT NEW PROP
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS BUILDING R!
ARTS COUNCIL'S PINK HARD GROWS
DURHAM COUNCIL BACKS OHI RIDE
COUNCILMEN PRAISE RIDE PROGRAM
PLANS GIVEN FOR CHANGING OURHA
COUNCIL LISTENS TO ALTERNATIVF
POWELL SAYS TAX-CUT PLANS THR;
FINANCIAL DOUBTS CLOUDING OUTL
CITY OKS SOUTHERN PARKWAY JUNI
COUNCIL TO CONSIOER PROTECTIVE
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LAM HAS EX
OURHAM GETS TRANSPORTATION HU5
COUNCIL TOLD BUILDING MON • T m:
COUNCIL MEETING STIRS CONTROVE
CITY FARED M6LL IN LEGISLATURE
CDUNCIL DELAYS INEXCUSABLE
COUNCIL PRESSED FOR COMMITMENT
CRITICISM LEADS TO COUNCIL R IF
COOPERATION CAN HELP
DURHAM MAY PUSH FOR LABOR EXE1
CITY MAY PAY LEGAL FEES OF FOJ
FIRM ASKS OELAY IN REZONING Rc
HUD CITES CITY'S USE OF MINORI
CITY RECEIVES HUO AWARD
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, COMMUNITY SERV
9 NOMINATED FOR HISTORIC PANEL
LONGER CABLE HEARING SOUGHT
S.C. PLAN EYED FOR CENTER
CITY TO TRY AGAIN ON HIKING FF
PANEL TO GET REPORT ON PUBLIC
COMMITTEE MOVES TO END STALEM5
EVALUATION TO BEGIN SOON ON PS
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE F5
CITY MAY HAVE FLOAT IN PARAOE
CITY TAXI PERMIT LIMIT IS PROP
HANOICAPPED LAW PLAN SPARKS S3
HAZARDOUS-MATERIALS TEAM PR0P5
DURHAM STUOIES HOUSING APPEAL
NEW PUBLIC SAFETY TEAM WOULD F
PANEL ENDORSES OURHAM STORY IN
HAZAROOUS-MATERI AL UNIT DESERV
COUNCIL MEMBERS ANXIOUSLY AWAI
PANEL RECOMMENDS SPECIAL MEETI
DURHAM MINORITIES ORDINANCE 05
BUS STOP SHELTER LIKE ANIMAL S
DURHAM MAY MAKE IMPROVEMENTS T
BUS SHELTER PLEA OFF TARGET
BUS SERVICE TALKS DRAM PRAISE,
FULL COUNCIL HEARING ADVISED f
OURHAM MAN PUSHING FOR MASSEUR
SIDES STILL CAN'T AGREE ON NIG
DURHAM STUOIES NIGHT BUS SERVI
MOMAN CITES LOSS OF SLEEP FROM
TWO MORE FILE TAXI APPEALS
COMMITTEE ENDORSES BEER. WINE
RESIOENTS COMPLAIN OF CLUB'S N
PANEL APPROVES CHANGES TO TOUG
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ACTS TO SA V5
WELL-BEING OF PUBLIC DESERVES
FIRE DEPT., PARKWOOO VOLUNTEER
BUS ROUTE CHANGES TO BEGIN NEX
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
HE WHOLE
15-501 INTERCHANGE
OSAL ON SOUTHERN PARKMAY
NOVATION
SOME GREEN
PROGRAM
FOR TIPSY TEENS
M WARDS
S FOR JARO LINES
ATEN CITY
OOK FOR CITY OUOGET
TION
ZONING
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STUDY FUNDS
RSEN TRAFFIC
RSY
PTION
R BLACK WORKERS
QUEST
TIES
ICES COMMITTEE
ES FOR CAR REGISTRATION
SAFETY
TE ON BUS SERVICE
0 STUOY
R VEHICLES
OSEO
AT ON COUNCIL
SEO FOR EMERGENCIES
BOARO
IGHT SPILLS. FIRES. LEAKS
AIRLINE MAGAZINE
ES SWIFT APPROVAL
TING PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY
NG TO CONSIOER REPORT ON PUBLIC SAFETY
ING OK
TALL. COUNCIL PANEL TOLD
0 BUS STOPS
PROD
OR MASSEUR
•S LICENSE
HT BUS SERVICE
CE CUTS
TRUCK NOISE ON 1-85
AT ARTS FEST
OISE. TRASH
HEN TAXI ORDINANCE
TREE
TOP PRIORITY
S ENTER CITY'S 1ST MUTUAL-AID AGREEMENT
T MONTH
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5/24/85
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5/24/85
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N
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S 2
5/29/85
A 1
N
M69
H 2
5/30/05
B 1
P N
S51
S 2
5/31/05
C 1
N
M69
H 2
6/20/85
A 4
E
H 2
6/20/85
A 4
E
S 2
6/20/05
A 4
E
S 2
6/24/05
A 1
N
M69
H 2
6/25/05
A 9
N
A54
S 2
b/25/05
C 1
N
M69
H 2
6/20/85
A 2
N
S 2
6/28/85
A 1
N
M69
S 2
6/28/85
A 4
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H 2
6/29/05
A 1
C N
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6/29/05
A 3
N
M69
H 2
T/06/05
A 4
P J
H 2
8/16/05
A 1
N
S51
S 2
8/16/85
A 1
N
M69
H 2
8/10/05
D 4
E
H 2
8/20/85
C 1
N
S51
S 2
8/20/05
A I
N
J56
H 2
8/22/85
A 1
N
S51
S 2
3/22/85
A 1
N
M69
S 2
9/22/85
A 4
E
H 2
8/25/85
D 4
E
S 2
9/09/85
C 1
N
H 2
12/19/85
B 1
N
S51
H 2
12/19/05
B 1
N
S51
H 2 6/13/85 A
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1/18/85
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N
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1/19/85
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5/25/85
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N
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5/25/85
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N
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5/20/05
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N
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s
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8/01/05
A
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2
8/02/05
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N
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8/04/85
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12/05/85
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12/05/85
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12/04/85
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12/11/85
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1/05/85
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N
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1/04/55
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N
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2
1/17/85
A
N
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H
2
1/10/85
A
N
S51
s
2
1/51/85
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N
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H
2
2/01/85
B
N
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2/14/85
C
N
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2
2/15/85
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N
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s
2
2/28/85
A
N
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H
2
3/01/85
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N
S51
s
2
3/15/85
A H
M N
M69
s
2
5/29/85
A
N
M69
s
2
5/02/85
A
N
M69
s
2
5/02/05
A
N
M69
s
2
6/13/85
A
N
038
s
2
7/19/85
A
N
M69
s
2
8/01/05
A 1
N
M69
H
2
8/22/05
A t
F
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2
8/50/85
A
P N
S51
H
2
8/50/85
B
N
S51
s
2
8/50/05
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s
2
9/12/85
A 1
N
M69
s
2
9/12/85
C
N
M69
s
2
10/31/05
C
N
M69
s
2
12/12/05
c
N
M69
H
2
12/13/85
B
N
W36
H
2
1/10/05
B
N
s
2
1/10/05
C
N
M69
H
2
1/25/85
A
N
S51
H
2
2/21/05
B
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2
2/21/05
B
N
H
2
2/21/85
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s
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2/25/85
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3/07/85
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N
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5/07/85
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N
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5/07/85
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s
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3/07/85
C
N
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H
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3/21/85
a
N
S51
s
2
5/21/85
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N
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3/21/05
c
N
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5/22/85
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5/25/85
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4/04/85
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4/25/B5
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N
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4/25/85
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N
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5/25/85
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N
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5/25/05
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N
M69
H
2
5/25/85
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F
H
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6/06/85
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N
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2
6/06/85
A 1«
N
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6/06/05
C 1
N
M69
H
2
7/11/85
B
N
S51
s
2
7/11/B5
C 1
N
M69
s
2
7/25/85
C 1
N
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H
2
8/22/85
B 1
N
S51
s
2
9/05/05
C 1
N
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H
2
10/10/85
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N
H
2
10/24/85
A 14
N
A54
s
2
10/24/05
C 1
N
M69
s
2
10/25/05
A 4
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H
2
11/21/05
A 1
N
s
2
11/21/85
C I
N
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
SEE ALSO POLITICAL Campaign EXP?
WEBBINK TO ENTER CITY COUNCIL
CITY NEEOS GOOO CANOIDATES
LOOK OUT FOR FALLOUT FROM COUN
NIXON PLANS TO ENTER FALL CITY
FORMER PUBLIC INFORMATION OFF!
JACKSON TO SEEK SEAT ON CITY C
HOW TO CHANGE MINDS: VOTE
2 FILE FOR COUNCIL; MARKHAM UA
2 FILE FOR CITY COUNCIL
GIVE VOTERS A CHOICE
CAMPBELL FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
CAMPBELL FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
MORE DURHAM CANDIDATES NEEDED
CLEMENT PLANS TO RUN FOR COUNC
CLEMENT IS SEEKING WARD 3 SEAT
CLEMENT FILES AT BOARD
•RED" WILSON TO SEEK HARD 1 CI
2 FILE FOR AT-LARGE CITY COUN:
VOTER REGISTRATION OEAOLINE 0*
THREE FILE FOR COUNCIL RACE
DAVIS FILES FOR RE-ELECTION
BROWN EYES COUNCIL SEAT OR MAY
BROWN MAY ENTER RACE FOR MAYO'
RETIREO TEACHER FILES FOR COUN
LAST-MINUTE FILINGS HEAT UP CI
MAYOR OPPOSEO; 7 MORE FILE FO*
RACES SET AS FILING PERIOO EN?
CANDIDATES NEEO TO SAY HOW THE
MARK WEBBINK SOLVES PROBLEMS
CITY NEEDS BIG HEART
ABILITY, PERFORMANCE, RESULTS.
JACKSON WITHDRAWS
JACKSON OROPS BID FOR CITY COU
CLEMENT'S CONCERNS PRAISED
CLEMENT VOTES CONVICTIONS
CANDIDATES SPLIT ON PUBLIC SAF
ELECT RANOAL ROGERS FOR COUNCI
CANOIDATES: CITY SHOULD GROW C
2 POLITICAL GROUPS ANNOUNCE CI
CANOIDATES: CIVIC CENTER WOULD
MARK WEBBINK. ..CITY COUNCIL (A
OONALO HAITHCOCK CITY COUNCIL
SUPPORT RANOAL ROGERS FOR COUN
HOWARD CLEMENT. ..CITY COUNCIL
2 RACES HIGHLIGHT CITY VOTE TJ
ABILITY, PERFORMANCE, RESULTS.
ELECT CLARONELL K. BROWN OURHA
OCTOBER INSIGHT
VOTERS ALLIANCE ENOORSES THREE
BLACK PANEL BACKS CANOIDATES
SAMPLE BALLOT
COUNCIL FACES 21 HEARINGS
CLARENCE BROWN CANDIOATE FOR :
VOTE TOOAY! 3 NOMINEES TO BE C
VOTE!
SAMPLE BALLOT
VOTING TURNOUT LIGHT, BUT GAIN
CAMPAIGN POSTERS NEED TO BE RE
INCUMBENTS WIN OU°HAM PRIMARY
OURHAM PRIMARY RESULTS
OURHAM PRIMARY WINNERS VOW TO
11* VOTE IN PRIMARY
HOW DURHAM VOTED IN PRIMARY
THE APATHY VOTE
RE-ELECT TOM CAMPBELL
WEBBINK, OAVIS LEO IN SPENOINS
ONLY 11* OF VOTERS LURED BY P»
RE-ELECT TOM CAMPBELL
NEIGHBORHOOD WOES TO BE AIRED
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AD
PAST MISDEEDS MAR CANOIDACY
CANDIDATES: BALANCE NEIGHB0RH3
MACHINE POLITICS! IN OURHAM'/E
BROWN A POOR CHOICE
MARK WEBBINK IS A PROBLEM SOLV
COMMITTEE LACKS CONCERN
HERE'S A WINNER! RED WILSON CI
2 FORUMS SET FOR CANOIDATES
GET INVOLVED IN POLITICS
OURHAM'S LEADERSHIP GOOD
WAKE UP, DURHAM!/ELECT HAITHC
JOINT CITY-COUNTY PLANNING OEP
RESULTS: RE-ELECT JANE OAVIS 3
CANDIDATES FORUM TARGETS ENVIR
2 FILE EXPENSE REPORTS
TOM CAMPBELL TALKS ABOUT A LIV
HUNT FOR 'VOTE HERE' SIGN
MAYOR ACCUSES HIS OPPONENT'S S
DEFEATED CANDIDATE SPENT SI, 12
ABILITY, PERFORMANCE. RESULTS:
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS IS YOUR
BEHINO CLOSED OOORS7 NOT HOWAR
INDEPENDENT VOICES? LET'S HAVE
BUMPER TO BUMPER/ELECT WILSON
GOOD BOY OR BIG SPENDER?
TOM CAMPBELL TALKS SENSE ABOUT
REOUCEO SERVICES FOR MOPE Tax'
OONALD HAITHCOCK/CITY COUNCIL
NEIGHBORHOOD INTEGRITY: RED wl
MARKHAM TOPS GULLEY IN CAMPAIG
LET'S NOT REPEAT DISMAL VOTE T
WHOSE MACHINE, ANYHOW?
NEIGHBORHOOD ISSUES LOOM LARGE
LETTER HAD NASTY TONE
HELPFUL COUNCIL MEMBER
TOM CAMPBELL AND OUR TAX DOLLA
WARD 1 RACE: CAMPBELL CLAIMS ■
WARD 1 RACE: WILSON LIKES SHO»
OONALO HAITHCOCK CITY COUNCIL
CANOIOATES SET 198") AS OOWNTOW
ELECTION IS IMPORTANT
POCKETBOOK ISSUES: TAXES. .RED
TOM CAMPBELL AND OUT TAX OOLLA
WARD 3 RACE: NIXON STICKS TO P
NEIGHBORHOODS, CIVIC CENTER T3
VOTE TO RE-ELECT CHESTER L. JE
WARO 3 RACE: CLEMENT A LIGHTNI
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR OURHAM ELECT
AT LARGE RACE: MRS. DAVIS: JOH
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ENDORSES CAN
CANOIOATES CLASH ON PUBLIC SAC
AT LARGE RACE: JENKINS CALLS F
TOM CAMPBELL TALKS ABOUT A LIV
MARK WEBBINK FOR OURHAM (AD>
HELP DURHAM VOTE FOR THE BEST-
NO I TURES
RACE
CIL'S VOTE
COUNCIL RACE
CER: JACKSON SEEKS CITY COUNCIL SEAT
OUNCIL
ITING
IL IN WARD 3
TY COUNCIL SEAT
IL SEATS
AWS NEAR
OR'S JOB
S SEAT THIS FALL
CIL
TY RACES
COUNCIL SEATS
S
Y STANO ON ISSUES
RE-ELECT JANE DAVI S.
NCIL SEAT
ETY FUTURE
LMAN-AT-LARGE ( AO I
AREFULLY
TY COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS
SPUR GROWTH
Dl
AT LARGE
CIL-AT-LARGE (AOP
ESOAY
JANE DAVIS. ..CITY COUNCIL...
M CI TY COUNCIL (AOI
ITY COUNCIL
HOSEN IN PRIMARY FOR CITY COUNCIL
ING
MOVED VERY SOON
BOOST VOTER TURNOUT
IMARY COSTING ABOUT 128,000
AT FQRUM
ODS, GROWTH
LECT WEBBINK (AOI
ER
TY COUNCIL
CK (AOI
T. HOT POLITICAL TOPIC
N NOV. 5 (AOI
ONMENT
ABLE FUTURE I AOI
UPPORTERS OF 'CONTEMPTIOLE LIE'
3 IN BID
RE-ELECT JANE DAVIS (AOI
BUSINESS/ ELECT WILSON (ADI
0 CLEMENT! IADI
INDEPENDENT VOTES/ELECT WEBBINK (API
1 AOI
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT (ADI
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AT LARGE (AOI
LSON/DURHAM CITY COUNCIL (AOI
N SPENDING
URNOUT
: CANOIOATES DISCUSS TOP PRIORITY
RS (ADI
LAST HURRAH'
TER HUODLES
AT-LARGE (AOI
N'S GOAL
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REFERENCE: OLD TESTAMENT HIS FAVORITE...
' PRIORITIES FOR KERCKHOFF
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ION
TAKES TIME
DIDAT^S
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FORMER FOES NOW SUPPORTERS
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8/29/85
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8/30/»5
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9/03/85
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9/04/85
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9/04/85
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9/27/B5
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10/03/85
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10/03/95
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10/03/85
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10/04/85
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10/05/85
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10/05/85
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10/06/85
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10/06/85
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10/06/85
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10/06/85
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10/06/85
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10/06/85
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10/09/85
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10/11/85
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10/17/85
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10/17/85
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10/17/85
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10/24/95
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10/24/85
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10/24/85
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10/24/95
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10/24/95
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10/29/95
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10/29/85
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11/01/85
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11/01/85
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11/02/85
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MONTHLY/4
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PACE 269
1/16/86
INOEPENOENT LEADERSHIP HAS ITS
VOTE TO RE-ELECT CHESTER L. JE
ELECT GEORGE S. NIXON CITY C OU
ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT:
AT-LARGE RACE: HAITHCOCK 'NOT
AT-LARGE RACE: WEBBINK CITES P
THE RESPONSIVE CANDIDATE: ELEC
DONALD HAITHCOCK CITY COUNCIL
REO WILSON NAMED TO SPORTS HAL
HONESTY L INTEGRITY ON THE COU
OFFICIALS FACE VOTERS TUESDAY
OURHAM CANOIOATES AND THEIR PD
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE C
HE DARE YOU TO COMPARE! RED WI
SUPPORT RANOAL ROGERS (ADI
QUIET LEADERSHIP: RE-ELECT TOM
VOTE TOMORROW FOR DONALD HAITH
VOTER'S ALLIANCE ENDORSEMENTS
AT-LARGE RACE: ROGERS ADOS NEW
AT-LARGE RACE: BROWN'S DIVERSI
NON-VOTERS ALSO DECIDE WHO WIL
SAMPLE BALLOT
WORD WAS OMITTED
DURHAM CITY VOTE COULD BE SMAL
CLEARING THE RECORO
ELECT GEORGE S. NIXON CITY COJ
RED WILSON: DURHAM CITY COUNCI
OURHAM CITY ELECTIONS DRAW S T5
EARLY-MORNING VOTING
GULLEY ELECTED OURHAM MAYOR: 1
FOUR INCUMBENTS, BROWN, CLEMEN
JANE DAVIS (ADI
LOOKING AHEAO
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
ABSORBED IN THE FIGURES
CANDIDATE SEEKS RECOUNT
COUNCIL, NEW MAYOR TO WORK TOG
NEWLY ELECTED LEADERS MUST MA<
RECOUNT SET ON CITY COUNCIL VO
VOTE CHECK INOICATES LITTLE CH
13 AN UNWIELOY NUMBER FOR OURH
TALE OF INDEPENDENCE
BOARD OF ELECTIONS TOURING POL
BOARD RESUMES RECOUNT; 17 MORE
BROWN'S COUNCIL VICTORY OFFICI
TO THE CITIZENS OF DURHAM (AOI
OEAR FRIENDS IAOI
I WISH TO EXPRESS MY THANKS...
FROM ELECTION WINNER, UNTIMELY
CLIPPFO COMMENTS
OEAR FRIENDS... (AOI
COUNCIL WINNERS ON TV
NO STRINGS ATTACHED
WRONG: EDITORIAL ON COUNCIL SI
WORK FOR GOOD OF OURHAM
MAYORAL CANOIDATES HEAO UP SPE
MARKHAM, GULLEY, CLEMENT TOPS
CLARENCE BROWN (AOI
SHAMEFUL ELECTION
CANDIDATES AND VOTERS ARE NOT
WHAT ABOUT BUSINESS BLOC?
PLACF ON THE CITY COUNC I L /ELECT CLEMENT
NKINS CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE (ADI
NCIL WARD 3 IAOI
RED WILSON (ADI
REPRESENTED'
AST CITY WORK
T HOWARD CLEMENT NOV. 5 I ADI
AT LARGE (ADI
L OF FAME. REO MEANS GD IAOI
NCIL? VOTE HOWARD CLEMENT (ADI
SITIONS
ANOIDATES
LSON OURHAM CITY COUNCIL (ADI
CAMPBELL (AOI
COCK (AOI
ANNOUNCED FOR TUESDAY'S VOTE
PASSION
ON OIVERTFD
L BE CITY LEADERS
NCIL WARD 3 (AOI
L I ADI
ADY TURNOUT
ARKHAM OUSTED BY DECISIVE MARGIN
T IN COUNCIL WINS
ETHER
E BIG OECISIONS
TE
ANGE
AM CITY COUNCIL
LS, BUT WEBBINK STILL LOSING
PRECINCTS TO GO
AL: RECOUNT DRAWS HARSH WORDS.
(ADI
SOUR GRAPES
NOING LIST
IN SPENDING
SWAYEO BY ENDORSEMENTS
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, ELECTRONIC VOTING
THE 143.000 QUESTION: YEA OR MAY?
VOTING MACHINE VOTED OUT IN VOICE VOTE
MAYOR WANTS SECRETARY TO EASE WORK BURDEN
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE DIVISION
CITY SHOULD BACK COURTHOUSE CHANGE, CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS
CAUTION URGEO ON COURTHOUSE
CITY ACCOUNTING SOUNO, FIRM SAYS
FEDERAL PROGRAM COULO HELP DOWNTOWN OURHAM
OURHAM GROUP REOUCES PAY-INCREASE PLANS TO 2
TWO TAXES TO BRING CITY 12.4 MILLION
PANEL SEEKS MORE FACTS ON CITY SALARIES
CITY PANEL EOGES MERGER IOEA FORWARD
PREACHER WITH WATER WOES AGREES TO CITY INSPECTION
«50.000 URGEO FOR CHURCH REPAIRS
MERGER OF SEVERAL CITY, COUNTY UNITS MOVES CLOSER
PLANS FORMING FOR CONVERTING ST. JOSEPH'S
OURHAM PANEL BACKS PAY-HIKE PLAN
AIRLINE PUBLICATION MAY FEATU'E DURHAM
BONOS, SALES TAX GET MIXEO REVIEW
CITY PANEL WANTS TO STUDY RECREATION PROPOSAL
JUNE 4 OEAOLINE SET FOR BACKING HOTEL
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS »4.5 MILL13N FOR RENOVATION
STATE AID FAVORED IN AVONDALE MANOR PROJECT
CHAMBER AIMS TO MEET OEAOLINE FOR HOTEL FUNDS
CDUNCIL COMMITTEE SUPPORTS ARTS CENTER RENOVATION PLAN
ARTS GROUP MERITS SUPPORT FOR APPROPRIATE FACILITY
ARTS BUILOING HAJAROS DEMANO PUBLIC ACTION
PANEL'S COOL LOOK AT PLAN TURNS HOT
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS MAY MEAN TAX HIKES
•NO' CHORUS FALLS SHORT
OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX HIKE EXPECTED AT HEARING
PANEL TOLD SEWAGE LACK HOLDING UP DEVELOPMENT
ACTION DELAYEO ON HEALTH PLAN
SEWER CAPACITY WOES STALL HOUSING PLANS
PANEL SAYS NO TO SALES TAX FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ROYALL'S RTP BILL ANGERS COUNCIL
HALF-CENT SALES TAX OELETED AS OPTION FOR CITY PROJECTS
EOGEMONT REVITAL I2AT10N TO BE OISCUSSEO MONOAY
COUNCIL EXPECTED TO VOTE ON RTP ANNEXATION BILL
CITY COUNCIL AIMS TO SLOW 'NO ANNEXATION' BILL
PSO UNCERTAINTY COMPLICATES BUDGET
COUNCIL WINS MORE TIME ON PAR< -ANNEX ATION BILLS
QUESTIONS RAISEO ON GARBAGE PLAN
TRASH COLLECTORS BALK AT CITY PLANS FOR PRIVATE SERVICE
27 NON-CITY AGENCIES MAKE BIO FOR FUNOING
FINANCE PANEL SHELVES PLAN TO DROP 7 TRASH COLLECTORS
RECYCLING FIRM SAYS EARLY CLOSING IS SET
BUS RIOER'S SUGGESTIONS WOULD COST 1 1 30 .000 — C I T Y
PANEL STUDIES BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS
OURHAM MAY HIKE PARKING, PLANNING FEES
5 ON COUNCIL PANEL MEET IN PRIVATE: PRESS, CITY LAWYERS DISPUTE.
COUNCIL MEETING STIRS CONTROVERSY
GANG OF FIVE GOES SECRET
UNANNOUNCEO PSO CHAT VIOLATED MEETINGS LAW
COUNCIL TRADES SHOTS
MAYOR: LEAVE POWELL ALONE ON PUBLIC SAFETY
CLEMENT'S QUESTIONS CALLEO POLITICAL MOVE
COUNCIL SHOULD ABIDE BY ITS OWN GUIDELINES
INSIDE
OPENNESS GREATEST SAFEGUARO TO PUBLIC
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•FGREG
-ILL T
PANEL
LAND E
TREYBU
POWELL
OURHA"
BONO I
DURHAM
OURHAM
CITY H
PANEL
CI TY C
CITY P
WATER*
DURHAM
PHTENT
MUSEUM
COUNCI
COUNCI
COMMIT
HELPt
t50 MI
MATER.
GULLEY
GULLEY
BONO I
CITY'S
COMMIT
MAYOR
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ODAV'S ISSUES
APPROVES LAND
XCHANGE TO PRO
RN TO SEEK C1T
UNVEILS TREYS
MAY VOTE ON W
SSUE AMONG OPT
BONO VOTE MAY
MAY JOIN LABO
ATER. SEWER FE
OKS NEW. TEMPO
ONSIOERS LEAST
ANEL APPROVES
SEWER FEES WO
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REVEALS PLANS
LMAN SAYS POOL
L PANEL HEARS
TEE MULLS PROJ
NOT HANOOUTS
LLION BONO ISS
SEWER EXPANSI
SHUFFLES COUN
REASSIGNS KEY
SSUE DISCUSSIO
PROPERTY TAX
TEE WILL STUDY
WANTS SECRETAR
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DEAL
VIDE S
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ITE FOR OURHAM FIRE STATION
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TER. SEWER PLAN
EWE' POND
N WATER. SEWER EXPANSION
BY FEB. 4
SUIT
RCV=D
ATE! AND SEWER FEES
LOING FOR POLICE USE
SEWER FEES
VEL1PERS
REV IEWEO
0 VOTE IN OURHAM WOULD TOP »107 MILLION
XPANSION
D Bi IN SOUTH AREA
SSUE PLEAS
OR ■'ONOS
FO? HOUSING
MS RANKEO
NS FOR OURHAM SURVIVE
NELS : CLEMENT IRKED
OFF
HIGHER THAN EXPECTEO
ING 13 NEW JOBS
ASE WORK BUROEN
OUPHAM CITY COUNCIL. HAZARDOUS WASTE SUBCOMMITTEE
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, OURHAM
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
CHAMBER WANTS SOUTHERN PARKWAY
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MAIN STREET COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
FORUM'S AIM WILL BE AN ACTIVE DOWNTOWN
MAIN STREET PANEL HOLDS FORUM TODAY
MAIN STREET PANEL SETS PUBLIC FORUM
DURHAM CITIZENS SPEAK OUT ON DOWNTOWN
DURHAM TO HIRE CONSULTANT FOR PLAN TO BOOST DOWNTOWN
OUPHAM CITY COUNCIL, MEETING TIME
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, Ar.ENOA
COUNCIL DELAYS INEXCUSABLE
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. MEMBERSHIP
13 AN UNWIELOY NUMBER FOR OURHAM CITY COUNCIL
WRONG: EOITORIAL ON COUNCIL SIZE
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, NON-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, BJOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY COMH I SS I3NERS . NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
MAYOR GIVES REALISTIC VIEW OF COUNCIL'S LIMITS
WFBBINK: TIME TO MOVE ON CENT5R, EXPRESSWAY
DURHAM COUNTY BUDGET FRAUGHT WITH PROBLEMS
TAX PLAN WON'T SLASH OURHAM AGENCY FUND
2T NON-CITY AGENCIES MAKE BID FOR FUNOING
BUOGET FOR POLICE, FIRE UNITS NOT LIKELY TO BE READY BY FRIDAY
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 1303,000
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PERSONNEL SURVEY
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C.. CITY EMPLOYEES
SALARY CEILING HIKE EYED FOR : I TY WORKERS
COUNCILMEN STUDYING PAY RAISES
CITY OFFICIALS PONOER PAY-INCREASE OPTION
DURHAM GROUP REDUCES PAY-INCREASE PLANS TO 2
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. PRECIOUS METALS ORDINANCE
SEE OURHAM, N.C.. ORDINANCES
SEE GOLD, THEFTS
SEE SILVER THEFTS
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC S
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAF
PSO ENO RECOMMENOED: PRO
OFFICERS, FIREMEN RELUCT
PSO REPORT MADE PUBLIC B
OFFICERS' REACTION MIXED
LET'S STUDY THE STUDY
KEEP PUBLIC SAFETY
FIRM RECOMMENDS RELOCATI
PUBLIC SAFETY HAS FLAWS
PSO STUDY CAN BE MOOIFIE
CONFUSION STALLS POLICE,
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
PSOS FORM SUPPORT GROUP
PANEL RECOMMENDS SPECIAL
PSO PANEL SEEKS MORE INF
PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEM FOE
LASSITER DEFENDS PSO PRO
PSO FOES SAY OPPOSITION
PROPOSED ENO TO PUBLIC S
COUNCIL MUST ASSURE POL I
BREAK UP PUBLIC SAFETY
CRITIC BACKS POLICE. FIR
OURHAM OFFICERS SUPPORT
HEED FIREMEN, POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE BOIL
LASSITER STAKES HIS CARE
COUNCIL GETS 3 PLANS FOR
HAVE SOME COUNCILMEN OEC
COMMENTS SHOW PSO CONTRO
AFTER-THE-OEADLINE : PUBL
COUNCIL TO HEAR MORE ON
CMP CONSULTANTS REPORT
COUNCIL SHOULD AVOID SPE
PROPOSAL TO REOUCE NIGHT
PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERNS T
FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION
COUNCIL SHOULD HEAR ALL
LOOK OUT FOR FALLOUT FRO
WHERE WAS THE BOSS?
EIRE, POLICE DECISION TO
PSO 'INFORMATION' WRONG
POLICE DEPARTMENT STAFF
5 ON COUNCIL PANEL MEET
COUNCIL MEETING STIRS CO
GANG OF FIVE GOES SECRET
UNANNOUNCED PSO CHAT VIO
AFETY REVIEW COMMITTEE
ETY PROGRAM
BERS 5ND0PSE SEPARATE OURHAM POLICE.
ANT TO TALK ABOUT PROPOSAL
EFORE CITY OFFICIALS HAD IT
ON ENDING PUBLIC SAFETY FORCE
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N PUBL IC SAFETY?
ETY: IS IT REALLY FAILING?
SUE JUNE 4
NTEPEST WHIMS
LS CAUSES CONCERN
NCIL'S DILEMMA
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COUNCIL TRAOES SHOTS
MAYOR: LEAVE POWELL ALONE ON PUBLIC SAFETY
CLEMENT'S QUESTIONS CALLED POLITICAL MOVE
MAYOR'S PLEA WELL-TIMED AS P S3 RANCOR EXPLODES
COUNCIL SHOULD ABIDE BY ITS OWN GUIDELINES
INSIDE
•HAUGHTY' COUNCILMEN OFFER LAME EXCUSES
WHAT DID COUNCIL COVEY HIDE II ITS NEST?
OPENNESS GREATEST SAFEGUARO T3 PUBLIC
•EGREGIOUS 8' TOPS 'FINANCE V
HOW TO CHANGE MINDS: VOTE
CITY COUNCIL BONER WILL COST TAXPAYERS
COUNCIL STILL FUMBLING
CITY COUNCIL'S SNOW JOB
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL 'THE MOST MALIGNED'
COUNCIL SHOWED COURAGE
DUPHAM CITY COUNCILi PUBLIC WORKS C
SEE ALSO PUBLIC WORKS. DUPHAM
•80S HELD CRUCIAL TO DURHAM CI
OURHAM IS SEEKING TRANSPORTATI
TREATMENT PLANT DELAYS DECRIED
PANEL BACKS IMPROVEMENT PROJE:
CITY PANEL OENIES SIKHS' WATE'
SIKHS' SEWER REOUEST DENIED
ZONING CHANGES To BE CONSIDERS
STATE'S PLANS FOR HIGHWAY GO F
FREEWAY TO INCLUDE 1-85 LINK
PLAN WOULO EXTENO CITY TO PAR<
RESIDENTS COMPLAIN AbOUT TRUCK
ANNEXATION PLAN WOULO EXTENO :
DURHAM TRUCK "OUTES IGNORED
DURHAM MAY HELP CORRECT OR A [ NA
DURHAM UNIT MAY PUT AUDIBLE SI
PANEL REFUSES TO SILENCE TRAFF
NEWSPAPER SITE PLANS OK
WHEN IS A TRUCK NOT A TRUCK?
LAME-DUCK RECYCLING FIRM FINEO
LESS DAY-CARE SPACE PROPOSAL "
OILUTING CHILD-CARE SPACE RULF
NEIGHBORS FIGHT PLAN TO WIDEN
TOUGHER. NOT WEAKER. DAY CARE
OURHAM TO CONSIDER BUILOING-HE
SKYSCRAPER HEIGHT LIMIT: CITY
SKYSCRAPER PLANS PROMPT HEIGHT
LIMITING DURHAM'S POTENTIAL
MAYOR SAYS DEBRIS OROINANCE CO
COMMITTEE TAKES NO STAND ON 17
HIGH-RISE ON AGENDA
CITY REVIEWS ZONING RULES
OURHAM STUDIES RAIL SALE
CITY STAFFER URGES ENVIRONMENT
PANEL OKS HDO.000 PLAN FOR 9T
COUNCIL OECLINES TO ENOORSE RA
NO OECISION MADE ON BRIDGE
OFF THE TRACKS
MUNICIPAL DUMP RUNNING OUT OF
OURHAM STUOIES OPTIONS TO HEL'
HEARING PLANNEO ON OURHAM 'WEC
RESIDENTS AT OODS WITH TRUCKIN
NEIGHBORS WANT PARK MOVED
ORIVERS KEEP ON TRUCKIN' ALONG
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM TARGET OF
CITY PROPOSES POLICIES FOR UTI
TREYBURN ANNEXATION DEEMED OK
TREYBURN ASKS CITY TO CLARIFY
WATER. SEWER RATE PANEL SETS *
COUNCIL PANEL HEEDS WARNING FR
PANEL OKS TENTATIVE PLAN FOR T
CITY-TREYBURN CONTRACT HAS AM"
COUNCIL APPROVES PLANS TO TRIP
REPORT SAYS OURHAM CAM MEET EX
AIR-POLLUTION STANOARDS ATTAIN
N.C. 55 HOTEL TO GET DURHAM WA
BOOM EXPECTED IN AREA FAVORED
GROWTH BOOM SEEN IN ANNEXATION
GULLEY SHUFFLES COUNCIL PANELS
GULLEY REASSIGNS KEY POSTS
MAYOR'S APPOINTMENTS ARE DISAP
HISTORIAN UU6STIONS ARTS COUN:
STATE REPORT OUESTIONS REMOOEL
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNDEC
PANEL 06LAYS DECISION ON ARTS
CITY IS URGED TO RESERVE AREA
SPACE OFFERED FOR POLICE USE
ARTS BUILDING OESIGN GETS NOD
CHEMICALS TO BE GONE BY JAN. 16
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
CITY BOARD. COMMISSION POSTS OPEN
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. RESOLUTIONS
COUNCIL RESOLUTION HONORS STEEO ROLLINS
COUNCIL HONORS STEEO ROLLINS
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. SALARIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. CITY EMPLOYEFS. SALARIES
BOARD MEMBERS GET PAY RAISES
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. SWEARINC-IN C;REMONY
MAYOR. COUNCILMEN TO TAKE OFFICE OATHS
GULLEY SHUFFLES COUNCIL PANELS; CLEMENT IRKEO
SWEARING-IN
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. TAXI SERVICE FOR HANOICAPPEO ANO ELOERLY
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPED, PARKING
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO. TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO TAXI CABS
TAXI ORDINANCE ADOS INSPECTIONS
DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
TRANSIT PANEL TO MEET
OURHAM CITY DIRECTORY
1985 CITY DIRECTORY ON SALE NEXT WEEK
OURHAM CITY HALL
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C HISTORIC HOMES C BUILDINGS
INCIVILITY
CITY COUNCIL ASKED TO SUPPORT LOAN FOR ARTS CENTER
POWELL OFFERS PLAN TO BACK FEDERAL LOAN
CITY GETS »3.9 MILLION LOAN FOR OLD CITY HALL
WORK LOOMS ON ARTS BUILOING
OMMITTE6
TY'S SOUTHERN GROWTH
ON FUNDS
T AT NORTHSIOE PLANT
, SEWER REUUEST
DRIVERS
ITY LIMITS TO RTP
GE PROBLEMS
GNALS ON HOLD
IC SIGNAL ISSUE
FOP LATE REPORT
RITICIZED
S OPPOSED
HILLANDALE
RULES NEEDED
IGHT RULES
PANELISTS HIT ROOF TALKING ABOUT CEILING
STUOY
ULD CAUSE LEGAL CHALLENGE
-STORY BUILDING
AL PROTECTION OF RESERVOIR
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OM TREYBURN'S SANFORO
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HAUST CAP
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7/15/35
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7/16/05
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7/16/35
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S 2
7/16/85
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7/13/35
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7/30/85
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7/30/35
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8/27/85
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3/27/85
A
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8/27/85
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9/09/35
C
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9/10/35
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10/01/85
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10/01/85
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10/09/35
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10/15/85
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10/17/85
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10/22/85
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10/23/85
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10/29/85
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10/30/85
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11/12/85
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11/12/85
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12/03/85
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12/12/85
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12/13/85
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12/30/85
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12/31/B5
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SUBJECTS
PAGc 272
1/16/86
N E
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TWO STORIEO BUILDINGS GET BOOST FROM FEDS
CITY HALL KILL HISS GREETING AN • IN ST I TUT ION •
MRS. KAY ELLIS BURIED; MEMORIAL PLANNEO
DURHAM CITY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. Durham
see also lanofills. n.c.
■waste-to-energy' facility may solve durham garbage problem
municipal dump running out of room
ourham studies options to hel0 in trash disposal
trash-to-cash could ease durham's landfill crunch
dynamite found in ourham landfill
Durham city manager
•ourham has a lot of catching up to do'
mayor. city manager must work together
ourham city manager. assistant
see also ourham city manager. assistant for operations
ourham names bethea assistant city manager
ourham city manager. assistant for operations
see also ourham city manager. assistant
forsyth man gets job of assistant ourham manager
durham names bethea assistant city manager
ourham city manager. salary
62-cent rate to hike most tax bills
ourham city of medicine
see ourham, n.c. medical industry
ourham city planning ano zoning commission
see durham planning ano zoning commission
durham city schools
see also businesses. ourham, sc-iool support
see also high school 8ano festival
durham middle schools ease transition
ourham city schools rap pay plan
city schools plan programs fo* parents
checking up on city schools
BOOK U OR K
INVESTORS BUY UP CITY SCHOOL 30NDS
SCHOOLS GET LOWER RATE ON BONIS
9 GRANTS WORTH 45.500 AWAROED BY GREATER OURHAM FOUNDATION
AD SHOWS PARENTS CARE
SANFORD SHOULD PUSH OURHAM SCHOOL NEEDS
REWARD DURHAM TEACHERS
OURHAM SCHOOL INCLUOED IN STUOY OF U.S. EDUCATION
SALUTE TO LEADERSHIP
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ACCREDITATION
SCHOOLS READY FOR INSPECTION
REVIEW IS POINTING OUT CITY SCHOOLS' STRENGTHS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ADMINISTRATION
NEW SUPERVISORS WILL BE ON SHTW
2 ADMINISTRATORS FOR CITY SCHOOLS RETIRING
HUBBARD NAMEO TO SCHOOL POST
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CJRRICULUM
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
AOVANCED COURSES GIVE THEM A JUMP ON COLLEGE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTINS PROGRAM
CITY'S SCHOOL STUDENTS SCORE AVERAGE IN ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SOME CITY STUDENTS SCORE HIGHER ON TESTS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL. COUNCIL FOR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE PUBLIC
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C ARTS PROGRAM
CITY SCHOOL AUDITING WOES ARE MINOR
TEACHER LOBBIES FOR SUPPLIES
CITY SCHOOLS START EXT6NDE0 OA Y RULES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO TRUANCY
CARROT, STICK USED IN SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, AUOIT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
AUOIT SHOWS SCHOOLS IN CITY FISCALLY SOUND
CITY SCHOOL AUOITING WOES ARE MINOR
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
LEARNING HISTORY
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7/24/85 C
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COMMUNITY
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BUILDING PROJECTS
11. I MILLION RENOVATIONS EARMARKEO AT CITY HIGH SCHOOLS
OHS. HILLSIDE GET 'B' RATINGS
SCHOOL HEARING PLANNEO
CITY SCHOLLS ASK tZ.i MILLION FOR REPAIR
CITY SCHOOL BOARD OKS BUOGET REQUEST
EXPRESSWAY PROJECT SURROUNDS SOUTHS10E
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H
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2/12/85
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A54
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3/26/85
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L33
s
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4/24/85
A 1
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H
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4/25/35
B 1
N
W24
s
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4/25/85
A 1
N
L3S
H
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4/30/85
A 17
N
s
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4/30/85
C 1
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L38
H
2
6/25/85
C 1
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W36
M
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6/27/85
A I
N
W36
H
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7/27/85
B 1
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S
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10/14/85
C 1
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H
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10/15/85
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F50
H
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10/16/85
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8 1
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s
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s
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N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
STANOARO C POOR'S GIVES COUNTY AAA BOND RATING
BOARD APPROVES SMOKING BAN
CITY SCHOOLS TO MULL VEHICLE SITE
CITY SCHOOLS TELLS NEEOS TO COMMUNITY
SCHOOL BOARD'S GOAL IS NEW SERVICE CENTER
SCHOOLS URGE ACTION ON NEW SE'VICE CENTER
MAINTENANCE AREA TOPS BOARD'S LIST
CLEARING THE RECORD
3 RECOGNIZED FOR ASSISTANCE T3 SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS GET MONEY FOR TEEN PREGNANCY
OHS ROOFING BIOOER OK
CITY SCHOOL BOARO REVIEWS 11 PROJECTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOO
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO DUPHA
SCHOOL'S IN
SCHOOL IS OP
SCHOOLS OPEN
CITY SCHOOLS
COUNTY SCHOO
CITY SCHOOL
TEACHERS HEL
DURHAM CITY
TRIANGLE SCH
DURHAM SCHOO
HEAT TO CLOS
OURHAM SCHOO
MANY SCHOOLS
HEAT CURTAIL
SCHOOLS CLOS
OLDEN OAYS W
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LS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
M CITY SCHOOLSt CLOSINGS
CITY SCHOOLS. OPENING
M CITY SCHOOLS. S>40W OAYS SCHEOULE
M COUNTY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
TODAY FOR CITY STUOENTS
EN FRIDAY
FRIDAY
TO ENO EARLY
LS OPEN TODAY; CITY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY
8A0RD APPROVES CALENDAR
P IN BOOK SELECTION
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY MONOAY
OOLS VARY OPENINGS
LS CLOSE. ALTER SZHEOULES FOR HEAT
SCHOOLS EARLY
LS CLOSING EARLY "ONDAY
TO CLOSE EARLY ASAIN TOMORROW
S SCHOOL IN 0URHA1. ORANGE
E EARLY AGAIN TOMORROW
ERE NOT ANY HOTTER
EAT, MOM'..." ICARTOONI
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CLASS SIZE
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TEACHER -PUP IL RATIO
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR ANO SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, S10W OAYS SCHEOULE
SNOW DECISION: SCHOOLS "ERR ON CAUTIOUS SIOE'
HAMMONDS UP EARLY ON SNOW OAYS
HAZARDOUS ROADS. POWER OUTAGES EXPECTED AGAIN
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COMMUNITY EOUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION
DURHAM CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
EXPANDEO HOTLINE EASES HOMEWORK BLUES
AWARD WINNERS
DURHAH CITY SCHOOLS. COMPUTER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SCHOOL OFFICIAL: COMPUTER PLAN ON SCHEOULE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COOPERATIVE EOUCATION PROGRAM
LEARNING HISTORY
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COSTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BJDGET
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS SPENO MOST PER PUPIL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ECONOMIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES
SEE ALSO PROJECT BUSINESS
SEE ALSO READING
'ELITISM' BOTHERS HAMMONOS. RAY
CLICK: PHOTOS OF DROPOUTS WHO MAOE IT
CURRICULUM FAIR HELD AT DURHA* HIGH
OURHAM ENRICHMENT CAMPS ENHANCE STUDY
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM TO BEGIN
NORTHERN TELECOM GIFT BRINGING JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT TO SCHOOLS
DURHAM GETS FUNDS FOR MATH COJNCIL
HAMMONOS; HANOLE REFORM WITH REALISM
SORRY. KIDS - START OF SCHOOL MARKS SUMMER'S END ...
CLARIFICATION ANO CORRECTION
SEX EOUCATION PROGRAM STRESSES RESPONSIBILITY
PUPILS' RIGHT TO SEX EDUCATION TOUTED
SEX ED: A NEW APPROACH
STUDENTS AFFECTED BY COURSELOAO HIKE
REQUIRED COURSES NOW WILL AID STUOENTS LATER
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO DURHAH, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
FRAZIER: SCHOOLS MORE SEGREGATED NOW
FRAZIER RAPS PSO SETUP, SCHOOL SYSTEMS
DURHAM'S 'WHITE FLIGHT'
NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL CONCEPT HNOREO?
POOL'S OEMISE STILL A PUZZLE
PANEL: SOME SCHOOLS ' RESEGREGA T I NG'
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DISCIPLINE
CARROT, STICK USEO IN SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
HAKE SCHOOL FINEST IS PRINCIPAL'S GOAL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, DRIVERS EOUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S., DRIVERS EDUCATION
CHECKING THE DIP STICK
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, OROPOUTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, OROPOUTS
OURHAM DROPOUT RATE DOWN, BUT STILL HIGH
CITY SCHOOL DROPOUT RATE IMPR1VES
CLICK: PHOTOS OF OROPOUTS WHO MAOE IT
OROPOUTS HIGH IN DURHAM
TOO MANY YOUNGSTERS RUINING FUTURE CHANCES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES
DINNER SET FOR CITY SCHOOLS' RETIREES
MOST CITY SCHOOL WORKERS TO GET RAISE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ENROLLMENT
THE FUTURE: DURHAM'S GROWTH OTESN'T NECESSARILY MEAN MOR E. .. SCHOOLS
PRIVATE SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS SU-1GE HASN'T HIT DURHAM IN 'BOS
STUDENT INCREASES POSSIBLE
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL SMOOTH, OFFICIALS SAY
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS REPORT FEWER STUOENTS
FIRST-DAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE 7, 634
ENROLLMENT: COUNTY UP; CITY OJWN
DURHAM SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS ENROLLMENT
CITY SCHOOLS' ENROLLMENT ON HOLD
CITY SCHOOL ENROLLMENT UP SLIGHTLY
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SCHOOLS TO REOUEST ADDITIONAL TEACHERS
CITY SCHOOLS HAVE FEWER OLDER STUDENTS
STUDENT POPULATION FIGURES QUESTIONED
FAST ACTION. NEW TEACHERS
CITY SCHOOLS TO MULL VEHICLE SITE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. EXTEUOEO DAY 'ROC-RAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. CURRICULUM
CITY SCHOOL BOARD R6SCIN0S LAYOFF OF 5
CLICK: PHOTOS OF DROPOUTS WHO MADE IT
CITY SCHOOLS START EXTENDED Q»Y RULES
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
■BONJOURS' ECHO IN LOWER SCHOOLS
FOREIGN TONGUES WAGGING AT 13 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. FOREIGN VISITORS
DURHAM HOSTS SOUGHT
MADAGASCAR OFFICIAL LEARNS FROM OURHAM SCHOOL SYSTEM
SUBJECTS
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9/24/85 A
9/24/85 C
9/24/85 A
10/14/85 C
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H 2 2/02/85 C
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S 2 10/29/85 A
S 2 11/14/85 C
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BOARD TOLO
CALENOAR AND SCHEDULE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, IMAGE
PARENTS BACK CITY SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS? YES!
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. INSURANCE
INSURANCE COSTING SCHOOLS MORE
INSURANCE COSTS RISE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. INTEGRATION
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. JUNIOR HIGH S1H00LS
SEE 8R0GDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE HOLTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE SHEPARD MIDOLE SCHOOL
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. KINDERGARTEN
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTEO FOR PRE-K INOERGARTEN
PARENTS ARE BEING TAUGHT ABOUT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SJHMER LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SCHOOLS TO OFFER VARIED MENU
JUNK FOOD NOT ALWAYS STUDENTS" TOP CHOICE
SUN DIAL
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, MAINTENANCE
SCHOOL BUS FACILITY SOUGHT
CITY SCHOOLS TO MULL VEHICLE SITE
CITY SCHOOLS TELLS NEEDS TO COMMUNITY
SCHOOL BOARO'S GOAL IS NEW SERVICE CENTER
SCHOOLS URGE ACTION ON NEW SE'VICE CENTER
MAINTENANCE AREA TOPS BOARO'S LIST
CITY SCHOOLS: COUNTY BONO VOH VITAL
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, MERGER
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. MERGER
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAN
SEE MIDOLE SCHOOLS PUN
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. OPEN HOUSE
PARENTS ARE BEING TAUGHT ABOUT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
CITY SCHOOLS TO HAVE OPEN HOUSES ON SUNDAY
OPEN HOUSE SET FOR CITY SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, OPENING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
JOY. TERROR HERALO SCHOOL REOPENING
FIRST DAY 3ACK
SORRY. KIDS - START OF SCHOOL MARKS SUMMER'S END .
REMEMBER THOSE FIRST-OAY JITTERS?
10/16/85 A
10/16/55 C
10/17/85 B
12/11/85 C
12/12/85 A
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF funo RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING G°0UPS1
HELPING THE SCHOOLS H 2 5/29/95
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GIFTED AND TALENTED PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, GIFTED
GIFTED STUDENTS LOSING SOME AID H 2 2/09/85
CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO CUT SERVICES FOR GIFTED STUDENTS S 2 2/09/85
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GOALS
SCHOOL BOARO'S GOAL IS NEW SERVICE CENTER
SCHOOLS URGE ACTION ON NEW SE'VICE CENTER
MAINTENANCE AREA TOPS BOARD'S LIST
CITY SCHOOLS: COUNTY BOND VOH VITAL
CITY SCHOOL BOARO REVIEWS 11 PROJECTS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GRADUATION
OURHAM GRADUATIONS BEGIN JUNE 7
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
STUDENTS AFFECTEO BY COURSELOAD HIKE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GRANTS
SCHOOLS GET MONEY FOR TEEN PREGNANCY
OUPHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GUIDANCE PROGR A"
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GUIDANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO GUIDANCE COUNSELING
5 OF 12 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS LACK GUIDANCE COUNSELORS.
MORE ELEMENTARY GUIDANCE SAIO NEEDED
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. HIGH SCHOOLS
SEE OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
SEE HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. HISTORY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOL DESTROYED
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: LOT BOUGHT FOR SCHOOL
POOL'S DEMISE STILL A PUZZLE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. HOURS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS.
h 2
S 2
5/23/85
5/23/85
S 2 2/01/85
5 2 3/08/85
S 2 11/09/85
S 2
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7/03/85
7/07/85
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1 N J13
5 P N F50
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18 P N F50
2 N L38
1 N J13
5 N J13
6 o G 04 3
12 G D4 3
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S 2 10/19/85 A 3 N J13
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
OURHAM SCHOOLS OPEN. CAUSE TRAFFIC CONGESTION
ASKING QUESTIONS
FIRST OAY
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL SMOOTH, OFFICIALS SAY
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS REPORT FEWER STUDENTS
SETTLING IN
FIRST-DAY SCHOOL ATTENOANCE 7,63*
IT ISN'T ALL BAO
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PARENT INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAH CITY SCHOOLS, VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PARENT INVOLVEMENT
AO SHOWS PARENTS CARE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS? YES!
TRAINING PARENTS BEST ROUTE T3 COMPUTER- SMAR T CHILDREN
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PATROLS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PER PUPIL COSTS
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, COSTS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
HOLTON GETTING NEW PRINCIPAL
CITY SCHOOL BOARO OKS SMOKING BAN
BOARD PICKS NEW. INTERIM PRINCIPALS
CITY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS RETIRING
ACTING PRINCIPAL NAMED
RETIRING PRINCIPAL CITES BETTER STUDENT ATTITUDE
MR. AND MRS. LUCAS HAVE GtVEN MUCH TO OURHAM
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. RETAROEO C HANOICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANOICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETAROEO CITIZENS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETAROEO C HANOICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETAROEO
HANDICAPPED YOUTH HAS CHARMED A SCHOOL
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO SAFETY PROGRAMS
SCHOOLS FOCUSING ON BUS-RIOER SAFETY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS I SEE ALST NAMES OF SCHOLAR SHI PS I
DURHAM C HILLSIDE SENIORS EARN SCHOLARSHIPS
BUSING
SCHOOL BUSES
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
FIRE DAMAGES OURHAM CITY SCHOOL BUS
SCHOOLS FOCUSING ON BUS-RIOER SAFETY
OURHAM CITY SCHOOL MORNING PUS ROUTES ANNOUNCED
ENSURING SCHOOL-BUS SAFETY IS A TOP CONCERN OF OFFICIALS
DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME PUTS SCHOOL BUS RIDERS IN DARK
1 PERSON KILLED, 2 HURT IN CAR, SCHOOL BUS CRASH
SCHOOL BUS. AUTO WRECK KILLS WOMAN
OURHAH CITY SCHOOLS. SKILLS CENTER
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SMOKING BAN PROPOSED FOR CITY SCHOOLS
CITY SCHOOLS MAY BAN SMOKING
SMOKING BANS SPREAOING IN OTHER SCHOOLS
STUDENT SMOKING BAN SENSIBLE
TOBACCO BAN JUSTIFIED
CITY SCHOOLS TO PONDER BAN ON STUDENT SMOKING
BOARD APPROVES SMOKING BAN
SCHOOL SMOKING BAN GETS PRELIMINARY OK
WHY NOT BAN ALL SMOKING AT SCHOOLS?
IF HEALTH IS MAIN ISSUE. WHY LIMIT TOBACCO BAN?
SCHOOL SMOKING BAN GETS 2N0 OK FROM BOARO
STUOENT SMOKING BAN OK'O
FINAL SMOKING BAN VOTE IS SET
CITY SCHOOL BOARO OKS SMOKING BAN
SMOKING BAN IS APPROVEO
SCHOOLS' SMOKING BAN CALLED PRETTY SUCCESSFUL
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SNOW OAYS SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND 5CHE0ULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SNOW OECISION: SCHOOLS 'ERR ON CAUTIOUS SIOE'
SNOW IS ENOUGH FOR STUOENTS TO ENJOY UNSCHEDULED HOLIDAY
■5'NO FOOLING, THAT'S HOW IT WORKS
HAMMONOS UP EARLY ON SNOW OAYS
MONOAY'S SNOW C SUNSHINE ON TJESDAY = SCHOOL TODAY
ICY ROADS MAKE ORIVING HAZARDOUS IN DURHAM AREA
SNOW DAYS MAOE SAFE OAYS
SCHOOL'S IN TOOAY FOR CITY STUDENTS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS I SEE ALSO INOIV.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
OURHAM AHEAD OF STATE
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LJNCH PROGRAM
SUMMER PROGRAM TO FEED OURHAM CHILOREN
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUMMER
CITY SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM WILL
SCHOOLS PLAN SUMMER 'BOOST' FOR
SUMMER SCHOOL
DURHAM ENRICHMENT CAMPS ENHANCE STU
SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS IN DURHAM
SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATION SET
SUMMER SCHOLARS
IT'S GRADUATION DAY FOR 18 STJOENTS
STRESS 'POSITIVE LEARNING'
3R0-GRA0ERS
IN SUMMER WORK-STUOY PROGRAM
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY BOARD OF E3UCATI0N
SEE ALSO "AN EVENING WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT"
SCHOOL ACCREDITATION TOPIC OF SHOW
HAMMONDS RECEIVES AWARD
HAMMONOS GIVEN AWARD FOR SCHO:L COMMUNICATIONS
MERGER WITH COUNTY SCHOOLS NOT HAMMONOS' TOP PRIORITY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., BUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. BUDGET
MANY COUNTY TAXPAYERS MAY PAY UP TO 25X MORE
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHER AIDES
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1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/65
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SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VOLUNTEERS
IMMACULATA LIKELY TO LOSE A I DE FOLLOWING SUPREME COURT RULING
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TEACHER-PUPIL RATIO
CITY SCHOOLS AGAIN EXCEED CLASSROOM LIMITS
CITY CLASSES TOP STATE SIZE LIMITS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TELEVISION
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
NEW SUPERVISORS WILL BE ON SHOW
WARLICK. FAIRLEY GUESTS ON 'ASK SUPERINTENDENT'
AUDIT SHOWS SCHOOLS IN CITY FISCALLY SOUND
AIDE TO MARTIN WILL BE ON SHOW
CITY SCHOOL AUDITING WOES ARE MINOR
AIDE SAYS GOVERNOR STRONG ON EDUCATION
MARTIN PLANS TO VISIT SCHOOLS
FREE TV
EILBE" WILL SPEAK ON CABLE PROGRAM
PAIR ON CABLE TV
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TEXTBOOKS
TEACHERS HELP IN BOOK SELECTION
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SAFETY PROGRAMS
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TRANSFER STUDENTS
DURHAM'S 'WHITE FLIGHT'
CRITICISM UNWARRANTED
NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL CONCEPT IGNORED?
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VOCATIONAL EOJCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EOUCATION
OURHAM EDUCATION LEAOER DIES
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR. DROP 2 COURSES
PIERCE NAMED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION HEAD
CORRECTION
OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. PARENT INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TEACHER AIDES
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. OURHAM
FORMER TEACHER STAYS INVOLVED THROUGH VOLUNTEER WORK
DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM
CITY PANEL EDGES MERGER IDEA FORWARD
MERGER OF SEVERAL CITY, COUNTY UNITS MOVES CLOSER
DURHAM CITY WATER AND SEWER
SEE WATER ANO SEWER LINES. DURHAM
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
CITY, COUNTY OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS WASTEWATER TREATMENT EXPANSION
PANEL GIVES NOO TO CONSIDERING SEWER EXPANSION
TEMPORARY SEWAGE PLANTS SAId DEEDED
PORTABLE SEWER PLANT MAY RELIEVE SPETIC Tank WOES
RELOCATING 3 WASTE TREATMENT PLANTS SUGGESTED
PLANNERS SAY ENO PLANT EXPANSION NOT ENOUGH
AGREEMENT WOULO LET PLANTS RECEIVE ADDITIONAL WASTEWATER
UTILITIES TO COST (100 MULIOM
MEETING ON UTILITIES DELAYED
EXTENSION POLICY SOUGHT FOR WATER, SEWER SERVICE
OURHAM OFFICIALS OOUBT JOINT 30N0 VOTE POSSIBLE
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT MERGER
SEE ALSO EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
BOND PROMISES CLOSER CITY-COUNTY COOPERATION
MAYOR WARNS CITY MAY NEED TAX HIKE
RAPID GROWTH MAY SPUR CITY, COUNTY MERGER...
CITIES' POWERS CHALLENGED
COUNCIL URGES DEFEAT OF EXTRATERRITORIAL LIMITS
COUNCIL RAPS STATE BILL
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT MERGER
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
SEE ALSO MERGERS ANO TAKEOVERS
RAPID GROWTH MAY SPUR CITY, COUNTY MERGER...
CITY PANEL EOGES MERGER IDEA FORWARD
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PROJECT
PANEL GIVES NOD TO CONSIDERING SEWER EXPANSION
PLANNING UNITS MERGER WOULO RF3UIPE CHANGES
CHAMBER ENOORSES MERGER CONCEPT
MERGER OF CITY, COUNTY PLANNING OEPARTMFNTS ENOORSEO BY CHAMBFR
POPULATION RISE SPARKS CITY, COUNTY MERGER TALK
CONSOLIDATE OURHAM CITY ANO COUNTY NOW
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES
OURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. MERGER
SEE ALSO MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. MERGERS
HERGER WITH COUNTY SCHOOLS NOT HAMHONOS'
TOP PRIORITY
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEACHE'S
SEE TEACHERS. OURHAM
SEE TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM CITY/COUNTY TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
OLO NAMFS BACK FOR CITY-COUNTY TENNIS
SCOTT TOPS CITY-COUNTY WINNERS
SCOTT WINS IN TOURNEY
RAIN OAMPENS CITY-COUNTY TENNIS
DAVIO-YERUMO LAUNCHES TITLE BIO WITH FIRST-ROUND CITY-COUNTY WIN
DAVIO-YERUMO AOVANCES
TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
CONTENDERS CONTINUE CITY-COUNTY CHASE
THOMAS A STEP FROM 6TH TITLE
CITY-COUNTY TENNIS
NETTING ANOTHER WIN
OAVID-YERUMO, MCDONALD REACH fjnaLS
FAVORITES SHOW RECORD FORM
CITY-COUNTY CHAMP
DURHAM CIVINETTE CLUB
CIVINETTE HONORED
DURHAM CIVI TAN CLUB
FIRE OR FLAME - THAT'S THE OUESTION FOR CIVITAN KINGPINS
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12/31/85
CAMP CIVITAN
HUSBANO-WIFE NEWS TEAM NAMED "CITIZENS OF YEAR'
HOOGESES NAMED CITIZENS OF YEAR
CIVITAN OFFICERS
DURHAM COLLEGE. BUO&ET
COUNTY'S BUDGET 'SEASON'
NEARS
DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO BLACKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL OFM:E HOLDERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO POLITICS. DURHAM
COMMITTEE MEETS TOMORROW
GETS AWARD
VOTERS ALLIANCE. LABUR UNION AGAINST KEEPING PSO PROGRAM
BLACK PANEL MARKS 50TH YEAR
GANG OF FIVE GOES SECRET
COUNCIL SHOULD ABIDE BY ITS OWN GUIDELINES
COUNCIL SHOWED COURAGE
BLACK PANEL BACKS CANDIDATES
BROWN A POOR CHOICE
COMMITTEE LACKS CONCERN
GET INVOLVED IN POLITICS
OURHAM'S LEAOERSHIP GOOO
WHY DID DURHAM'S VOTERS NOT TJRN OUT?
ELECT CANDIDATES COMHITTED TO WORK FOR NEEDS IN OURHAM
MORE OURHAM VOTERS HOPED FOR ELECTIONS
TALE OF INDEPENDENCE
DURHAM NEEDS TRULY INTEGRATED COMMUNITY
CLIPPEO COMMENTS
EDITORIAL WAS ONE-SIDED
MAYOR'S ASSIGNMENTS: POWER F0» LIBERAL BLOC
DURHAM COMMITTEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C, HISTORY
BLACK GROUP PLANS 50TH BIRTHOAY BANOUET TOMORROW
BLACK AFFAIRS COMMITTEE CELEBRATES HALF-CENTURY
50TH YEAR
DURHAM COMMITTEE HAS POSITIVE RECORD
BLACK GROUP THRIVES, SETS A LOFTY STANDARD
DURHAM COMMUNITY BAND
CONCERT BAND SEEKING MUSICIANS
TAKE NOTE OF MANY MUSICAL EVENTS TAKING PLACE SOON
OURHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATUS RECOMMENDED FOR DTI
OTI MAY BE RECLASSIFIED TO COLLEGE
WYNN SAYS CHANGE WON'T HARM NCCU
OTI OOESN'T SEEK 'RECLASSIFICATION*
DTI COLLEGE TRANSFER QUEST HAS PROBLEMS
DURHAM WINS. LOSES SO»E IN LEGISLATURE
OURHAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT fiLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM OEPT. OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
SEE ALSO HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
GRANT APPICATIONS SOUGHT
CITY GETS f.3.9 MILLION LOAN FDR OLO CITY HALL
DURHAM COMMUNITY EOUCATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. COMMUNITY EOUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PROJECT LIFT
EDUCATIONAL f. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITES
DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
OURHAM OFFICIALS EYE CHILDREN'S SERVICES
OURHAM COMMUNITY KITCHEN
SEE ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
DURHAM COMMUNITY RESOURCES DIRECTORY
SEE DIRECTORY OF OURHAM COMMUNITY RESOURCES
OURHAM COMPANIONSHIP PROGRAM
OURHAM COMPANIONS DIRECTOR APPOINTED
DURHAM COMPANIONS HELPS TROUBLEO YOUTH
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS FOR PEACE
OPPOSED TO MISSILES
DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. DURHAM
MEALS ON WHEELS: SPONSORS SAY BUDGET MET, EXPANSION PLANNEO NEXT YEAR
THANKS FOR VOLUNTEERS
HARVARD ELECTED DCIA PRESIDENT
9 GRANTS WORTH 15.500 AWARDEO BY GREATER OURHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
HUNGER AGENCIES GET til. 460. 50
HOME VISITATION PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY SHUT-INS BEGINS
ELDER NEIGHBOR PROGRAM LAUNCHED
PRAYER VIGIL SCHEDULED AT DUKE CHAPEL
OURHAM COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SEMIOR CITIZENS
SEE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
DURHAM CORP.
DURHAM CORP. EARNINGS RISE SHARPLY
OURHAM CORP. REPORTS PROFITS UP 70*
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
DURHAM COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS
SEE COUNCIL OF CIVIC CLUBS OF GREATER OURHAM
DURHAM COUNCIL OF GAROEN CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDENING. DURHAM
GARDEN CLUB COUNCIL PLANS SHOW, TOUR
CROASDAILE HOME OPEN FOR GARDEN CLUB TOUR THURSDAY
CHRISTMAS TOUR
DURHAM COUNCIL OF THE BLINO
BINGO LAW SAID TOO RESTRICTIVE
OURHAM TO EYE TRAFFIC SIGNALS TO ASSIST BLINO
HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED
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12/31/95
OURHAM JUDGE SUSPENDS STATE LAW ON BINGO GAMES
BINGO SUIT NAMES OURHAM SHERIFF, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DURHAM COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
ALCOHOLISM COUNCIL GETS NATIONAL AWARD
OWI COUNSELOR'S MESSAGE ALWAYS TOO LATE
OFFICERS INSTALLEO
HOLIDAY ORINKING. DRIVING FOCUS OF SAFETY PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., ANNEXATION
AT PULLEY'S REOUEST: VOTE POSTPONED ON RESEARCH park
BILL WOULD BAR COUNTY OECISION ON ANNEXATION
TREYBURN ANNEXATION IN 20-YEA* PLAN
COMPETITION SPEEDING UP CITY'S ANNEXATION PLANS
OOUCHNUTS. SATELLITES AFFECTING ANNEXATIONS
OURHAM COUNTY
OURHAM T
BELL SAY
COUNTY T
AUDITORS
COUNTY W
TAX PAYM
1500,000
SMALL Ar
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FIGURES
AUOITORS
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AX OFFICE PROBE
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OUNT OF TAX MONE
PUSHEO FOR COURT
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DRAWS SBI
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F DUTY
FOUND IN VAULT
TAX VAULT
HISS ING
HOUSE SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS...
AL : $3,409,552 DELINOUENT END OF '84
00 IN OELINOUENT TAX PAYMENTS
AX OFFICE LOSS COULO HIT $10,000 AT MOST
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HARGFS AGAINST FORMER TAX CLERK
VENUES
NERS
NERS, NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
EPT.
SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
LLION IN '8".
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BOARDS 'NO COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., ROAROS ANO COMMISSIONS
OURHAM NEEDS ELKINS, HAWKINS 3N AIRPORT PANEL
TWO PERSONS NAMEO FOR OURHAM COUNTY ON AIRPORT AUTHORITY
NAACP OFFICER APPOINTED TO COUNTY ABC BOARO
DURHAM OPENINGS FILLED
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BONOS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. BONOS
SEE ALSO N.C.. BONOS
...ANO BOND OECISIQNS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN IS GOAL OF COUNTY MANAGER
STANOARO C POOR'S GIVES COUNTY AAA BOND RATING
COUNTY M4y CONSIDER EXTENDING WATER LINES
TAX ACTION WON'T AFFECT BONO REFERENOUM
CITY SCHOOLS: COUNTY BOND VOTE VITAL
CITY SCHOOL BOARO REVIEWS 11 PROJECTS
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., 30UN0ARIES
■CORRIDOR OF CONFUSION': IT EXISTS ON DURHAM (OR WAKE1 COUNTY LINE
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., RE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSI:
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIO
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FINANCE 3
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
2 OURHAMS EYE $9 MILLION LOSS
COUNTY COFFERS GREW BY $3.8 MI
COUNTY FINANCES EXCELLENT
LOOK AHFAD
CHIL0-A9USE CASES CAUSE BUDGET
9 AGENCIES' 8U0GETS DUE ON TuE
HERON: COUNTY BUDGET TO BE DIF
DURHAM COUNTY BUOGET FRAUGHT w
MENTAL HEALTH SEEKS 16X HIKE F
MENTAL HEALTH OFFICIALS SEEK $
COUNTY TO GET REQUEST FROM ART
COUNTY LIBRARY SEEKS COMPUTERI
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MONEY IN P'J
SALES Tax IS NEEDED TO PROO C3
BONO CITES POSSIBLE TAX LOSSES
COUNTY BOARD TO HEAR BUOGET PL
SHERIFF REQUESTS M0» E JAIL MQN
BOND PREDICTS REDUCED T«X RATF
COUNTY BOARO OKS PAY PLAN
80ND TO UNVEIL euDGET THURSDAY
NEW COUNTY BUOGET WOULO SLICE
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN SOUGH
COBLE: SCHOOLS SHORTCHANGED IV
PROPOSEO BUOGET TOTALS $118 MI
UURHAM COUNTY TAXES TO RISE
COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY SCHOOLS
SUPPLEMENTAL TAX RATE MAY INC*
BELL OFFERS PLAN FOR FINANCING
COMMISSIONERS. SCHOOLS BUMP HE
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE BUOGET;
CLEARING THE RECORD
MANY COUNTY TAXPAYERS MAY PAY
ARTS COUNCIL MAY SEEK RENOVATI
FUNOING REDUCTION TO HURT SOME
OURHAM COUNTY: A REPORT TO THE
COUNTY WANTS REVITAL1ZATI0N PL
SALE FAILURE COULO PINCH COUNT
GROUP: RECONSIDER SALE OF COU>
BOND LISTS POTENTIAL NEEDS OF
•WISH LIST' AIRS NEED OF COUNT
$62 MILLION COST SEEN FOR COUN
COUNTY TAXES UP 17X DUE TO REV
COUNTY MANAGER WANTS JOINT VOT
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OURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. BUDGET CUTS
FUNOING REOUCTION TO HURT SOME OURHAM SENIOR CITIZENS
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BUILOING STUOY
3/05/95 C 1
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1/01/1)5
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
BONO TO SEEK 130.000 COUNTY BUILDING STUOY
DOOM APPOINTED COUNTY ATTORNEY
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., CABLE TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CABLEVISION OF OURHAM
LONGER CABLE HEAKING SOUGHT
STATE CHANGES TO OETERMINE CARLE TV RULES
A SERIES OF HOES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., COMPUTERS
COMPUTER MAY HELP WITH CHILD SUPPORT
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE. COUNTY AMD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CITY EMPLOYEES
COMMISSIONERS UPSET AT CHAMBE1 SCHEDULE
NEW COUNTY CLERK BELIEVES IN BRINGING ORDER TO CHAOS
BELL SAYS MORE JOBS ARE NEE0E3
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE BUDGET; COUNTYWIDE RATE TO BE 59 CENTS
COMMISSIONERS-BONO RIFT GRABS COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS' INTEREST
INNOCULATIONS AT SHELTER SUPP0RTE0
BOARD DEBATES INNOCULATIONS
VETERINARY PANEL DISMISSES CO"PLAINTS ON INNOCULATION
HERON SAYS BONO FILLS WRONG J3 B
TIME REOUIREO TO MEET LONG-RANGE SPACE NEEOS
COUNTY TO HONOR 400 EMPLOYEES
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES MERIT PLAN
COUNTY BOARD HEARS PAY PLAN PROPOSAL COSTING IU] MILLION
COUNTY FMPLOYEES MAY RECEIVE PAY INCREASES
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. EMPLOYEES RETREAT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, RETREATS
OURHAM COUNTY RETREAT TO GIVE STAFF "TOTAL VIEW'
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., EMPLOYEES SALARIES
COUNTY BOARD HEARS PAY PLAN PROPOSAL COSTING 11,3 MILLION
COUNTY EMPLOYEES MAY RECEIVE PAY INCREASES
NEW PAY PLAN FOR COUNTY WOULO ADO SI. 3 MILLION
BOND ADMINISTRATION SAID TOPIC OF MEETING
BOARO SETS SUNOAY MEETING ON PAY PLAN
TWO DEPARTMENT HEADS BACK COMPREHENSIVE PAY SYSTEM
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORS BAC< PAY PLAN
COUNTY BOARO OKS PAY PLAN
DATE TO START NEW COUNTY PAY »LAN UNDECIDED
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY BUDGET OK'O
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., ENGINEER
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. ENGINEERING OEPT.
SEE ALSO ENGINEERS. N.C.
BONO TO TAKE FIRMER CONTROL OF MANAGEMENT
HERON SAYS BONO FILLS WRONG JOB
BONO'S JOB MAY BE NEXT
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C. FIRE DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FIRE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT.
COUNTY OUITTING FIRE. RESCUE BUSINESS
VOTE ON BAHAMA FIRE TAX IS SCMEDULEO FOR APRIL
VOTERS MUST REGISTER IN 2 FIRE OISTPICTS
BAHAMA FIRE DISTRICT RESIDENTS TO VOTE TUESDAY ON 5-CENT TAX
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C. GO
COURTHOUSE SALE BE
NEW COUNTY OFFICE
CHAMBER PUSHED FOR
OLD COURTHOUSE TO
COUNTY MANAGER WIS
COUNCIL DELAYS PAR
CITY COUNCIL URGES
FIGURE WAS WRONG
PENNY PLAN WILL SA
COUNTY MAY LEASE S
COUNTY MAY LEASE 0
BONO WILL NEGOTIAT
COMMISSIONERS APPR
OOOM APPOINTED COU
COURTHOUSE SALE PL
COMMISSIONERS VOTE
COUNTY BOARO PAYIN
JUDGE WANTS BUILDI
COURTHOUSE SPACE S
COURTHOUSE SALE UN
GROUP: RECONSIDER
COUNTY SPACE NEEOS
TIME REQUIRED TO M
COUNTY BOARD TO CO
SOCIAL SERVICES WA
COUNTY COMMISSIONS
SAFETY OF EMPLOYEE
VERNMENT OF=ICE BUILOING
ST MOVE - BONO
BUILDING PLANNEO
COURTHOUSE SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS.
GET NEW LIFE BY CONVERSION
ELY BACKS COURTHOUSE SALE
KWAY VOTE
OUICK SALE OF OLD COURTHOUSE
VE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN
PACE
FFIC6S
E FOR MORE OFFICE SPACE
OVE STUDY OF AMBULANCES
NTY ATTORNEY
ANS PUT ON MOLD
TO BUY PART OF PARRISH ST. BUILOING
G HIGH PRICE FOR SPACE
NG FOR COURTS
PARKS SALE REVIEW CALL
CERTAIN AFTER TOUR
SALE OF COURTHUUSE
TO DOUBLE IN DECADE
EET LONG-RAVGE SPACE NEEOS
NTINUE TALKS ON COURTHOUSE SALE
NTS TO LEAVi ELIGIBILITY BUILDING
RS CORRECT ON COURTHOUSE
S MUST TAKE TOP PRIORITY
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C. LANO-USF PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM CO. 2005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
THE FUTURE: OURHAM'S GROWTH DOESN'T NECESSARILY MEAN MORE.
OURHAM COUNTY'S FARMS VICTIMS OF RAPIO GROWTH
THEY'RE BATTLING TO SAVE DURHAM'S 'GOLDEN GOOSE'
GROWTH IN DURHAM KEEPS UTILITIES BUSY
TRIANGLE GROWTH MEANS STORMY SUNSHINE AHEAO
JANUARY INSIGHT
WATERSHEO LAW'S EFFECTS ON POPULATION DISCUSSEO
2 WASTEWATER PLANTS REACH CAPACITY
SOUTHERN OURHAM GROWTH MAY FACE LIMITS FROM STATE
DURHAM IS SEEKING TRANSPORTATION FUNOS
LACK OF SEWER BLOCKS DEVELOPMENT IN OURHAM
PLANNERS BACK 1-40 PROTECTION
MERIT PAY CAN BE FAIR
DURHAM AREA CONTRACTORS BUSY AS BEES
PRESERVING A COMMUNITY
RAPID GROWTH MAY SPUR CITY, COUNTY MERGER...
...AND BONO DECISIONS
OFFICE COMPLEX TO LOCATE NEAR RESEARCH PARK
GROUP PUSHING CRASH PLAN FOR COUNTY SEW<=RS
DURHAM COUNTY TREASURES LISTED
OURHAM SHOULO SUPPORT 'HEALTHY' GROWTH
MORE SEWAGE CAPACITY NEEDED — SOW
OURHAM SEEKS TO AVOID PITFALLS
COMPANY EMPLOYEES CAN WORK TOGETHER IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
3,000 HOUSING UNITS SLATEO NEAR WOODCROFT
COUNTY SURVEY DUE IN JUNE
TRIANGLE GROWTH OUTSTRIPPING STATE
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12/31/85
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GROWTH BOOM EOUALS U.3 BILLION ROAD WOES — PLANNERS
PRICES OF FARMLAND ESCALATE IN DU°HAM
CONSTRUCTION AT HEADCUARTERS »«"K
TREYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCED: OFFICIALS EYE NEEDS OF PROJECT
TREYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCED: PROJECT INCLUDES INDUSTRIES. HOMES...
PUBLIC GETS FIRST LOOK AT TREYBURN
2ND PHASE OF CENTER STARTING
PLAN SHOWS TREYBURN
DURHAM SEEKS EXPANSION OF ROADS PLAN
DEVELOPMENT SLATED NORTH OF HOASOAILE: l.OOO-ACRF SITE INVOLVED
CROASDAILE PLANS GIVEN
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CENTEP
MAY 11 PROVIDED A BAD NEWS moving
1-40 PANEL DISCUSSES LIMITS ON HOUSING
FORUM'S AIM WILL BE AN ACTIVE DOWNTOWN
2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS PLANNED IN DURHAM
WATERSHED ISSUE TO BE OECIOFO
AFRO PARK PROPOSED
OVER 5.000 HOUSING UNITS PLANNED SOUTH OF DURHAM
TRIANGLE PROSPERITY SEEN
DURHAM PRESERVATION EFFORT BACKED
RTP SPINOFF GROWTH PUSHES FOR PAGE ROAO
DON'T BLAME TRIANGLE FOR STATE'S RURAL WOES
DURHAM PLANNERS REVIEW 1-40 CRITERIA
DOCTORS LOOK TOWARDS PARK FOR GROWTH, TOU
TREYBURN REQUESTS WATER. SEWE5 LINES
2 NEW OFFICE COMPLEXES PLANNEO IN DURHAM COUNTY. CHAPFL HILL
PARK OEVELOPERS SEEK CITY WATER SERVICES
4 OFFICE BUILOINGS PLANNED IN AREA
NEW CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN DURHAM
CONSTRUCTION BOOMING IN OURHAM COUNTY
OURHAM LAWYER KEY FIGURE IN LAND BOOM NFAR RTP
OURHAM GOALS AROUSE CONCERNS
MAYOR'S LETTER A FEAST; HIGH-MSE SPAT NORMAL
MEN AT WORK: "UILDING BOOM "LIKE NOTHING I'VE EVER SEEN'
TOWER MAY POSE RUNOFF PROBLEMS
TREYBURN COMPANY'S PRESIOENT: 'WE MUST SEE PROGPESS'
IMMEDIATE TREYBURN RE20NING MEET ASKED
INATTENTION SHOULD NOT SPOIL TREYBURN DREAM
COUNCIL VOTE STRIKES SOUR NOTc
HUB TO DRAW INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS. RDU OIRECTOR SAYS
LEDERLE LABS LOOKING AT DURHAM
POWELL UNVEILS TREYBURN WATER. SEWER PLAN
HOTEL WORK EXPECTED TO START MONDAY
PIZZA COMPANY OPENS REGIONAL OFFICE NEAR PARK
UTILITIES TO COST MOO MILLION
DURHAM OFFICE BUILDING PLANNED
WATER. SEWER NEEDS CANNOT BE DEFERRED
FIRM PLANS TO BUILD 5 OFFICE 3UIL0INGS
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS MAKE CHANGES IN PLAN
OURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY SPONSORS PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
INVENTORY HOLDS DURHAM COUNTY PHOTO CONTEST
CITY PLANS OUTER LOOP FOR TREYBURN TRAFFIC
TREYBURN NEEDS SUPPORT
DURHAM CONSTRUCTION TOPS « 30 MILLION IN JULY
TREYBURN HIGHWAY ORAWS FIRE AT PURL IC HEARING
CONSTRUCTION'S BOOMING— SO ARE THEFTS
SPEAKERS RAP PLANS FOR TREY»U3N LOOP
RTP FI3ER-JPTIC CEREMONY INITIATES SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNICATIONS LINK
FIRM HOLOS FIBER-OPTIC CEREMONY
RECORD PACE IN DURHAM'S BUILOING MAINTAINED
CHAMBER PLANS FURTHER STUOY 0= 'INCUBATORS'
BUILOING IN DURHAM CONTINUES 3RISK PACE
CITY STAFF, COUNCIL APPEAR PIVIOEO ON TREYBURN POINT
FIRM PLANS 740 NEW HOMES IN T"U ANGLE
KEY HOMES' PLANS FOR OURHAM A3 E A ARE 786 HOMES IN NEXT THREE YEARS
NORTHERN TELECOM SU8SI0IARY P'.ANS t"0 MILLION PLANT IN RTP
AREA NEEOS PROTECTION
190 MILLION FACILITY TO EMPLOY 2,000
«250 MILLION PROJECT LOOMS
HOME SALES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR PLANS 'IP OFFICE
CHAMBER'S CITY-COUNTY PLAN ON MONDAY AGENDA
BONO TO SEEK 130.000 COUNTY BUILDING STUDY
DURHAM AREA FORTUNATE
CITIZENS EXPRESS CONCERNS ON TREYBURN
TREYBURN PACT CHANGEO SLIGHTLY
OEVELOPER DENIES PRESSURING COUNCIL
FESTIVITIES KICK OFF 2 NEW OFFICE DEVELOPMENTS
CITY COUNCIL OKS TREYBURN CONTRACT
COUNCIL APPROVES PLANS TO TRI'LE CITY'S LAND SIZE
CITY, TPEYBURN REACH SERVICES AGREEMENT
TREYBURN COMPROMISE IS GOOD FOR DURHAM FUTURE
DECISION ON TREYBURN: AGREEMENT ANO TRUST
COUNTY LANO-USE PLAN REAOY
DELAY COURTHOUSE SALE UNTIL OFFICE PLANS KNOWN
LAND PLAN SHOULD SPARK FUTURE SERVICES PLANNING
PANEL: COORDINATE TRIANGLE'S OROWH
NCN8 REVEALS PLANS C0R NEW DEVELOPMENT IN WAKE AND OURHAM
41 eiLLION multI-USE PARK PLANS UNVEILEO
NOVEMBER INSIGHT
SPEAKERS URGE TREYBURN PLANNE'S TO MOVE SLOWLY
NEW DAY DAWNS IN DURHAM
COSTS OF CITY SERVICES KEY F4;T0R IN ANNEXATION WAR
OURHAM'S SLOWNESS. RACIAL MIX MAY HELP ECONOMY IN LONG RUN
BOOM FXPECTEO IN AREA FAVORED FOR ANNEXATION
100-ACRE FARM MAY 8E SHOPPING. OFFICE COMPLEX
FIRST OFFICES OPEN AT MERIDIAN
GARRETT ROAO CENTER REAOY FrtR TENANTS
TRIANGLE TOPS STATE IN URBAN GROWTH
CONTROL BURGEONING DEVELOPMENT
COUNTY SPACE NEEDS TO D0U9LE IN OECAOE
LATTA ROAO RESIDENTS FORM GROJP
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
NOW LEASING... IN THE STUMPS CARTOON!
NEW PROJECTS NEED DIRECTION. HARMONY
2 OFFICE PARKS PLANNEO
SHELL PLANS INDUSTRIAL PARK ON GE PROPERTY, COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS
TREYBURN PLANS DRAW EMOTIONAL APPEAL. THANKS
TREYBURN OFFICIALS WANT QUICK DECISION
COUNTY PLAN ACCELERATES SEwER PLANT EXPANSION
RTP IMPORTANT PART OF DURHAM
DURHAM COUNTY. N.C.. HISTORY
ONE NO AND PRATTSBURG BECAME OURHAM
JEAN ANDERSON 'RECONSTRUCTS' N.C. PLANTATION WORLD. PEOPLE
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, OURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C. KFY TO THE COUNTY
OFFICIAL SUGGESTS 'KEY TO COUNTY-
BONO WILL NEGOTIATE FOR MORE OFFICE SPACE
200 KEYS TO COUNTY HAVE ARRIVED
DURHAM COUNTY. N.C. LANO-USE PLAN
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OURHAM COUNTY,
SEE DURHAM,
OFFICE PROPERTY
OFFICE PROPERTY
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ORDINANCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, ORDINANCES
WATERSHED LAWS EFFECTS ON POPULATION DISCUSSED
COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD HEARING ON ZONING PLAN
WATERSHED ORDINANCE GETS MIXE1 REVIEWS AT HEARING
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HOOKUP FEE GRACE PERIOD COSTS COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, PARKING
SEE PARKING LOTS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM CO., PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER
OURHAM COUNTY STUDIES PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM COUNTY
SCHOOLS BENEFIT AS BONDSMEN FORFEITURES TRIPLEO
PROPOSED BUOGET TOTALS 1118 MILLION
DURHAM COUNTY RANKS SIXTH IN INTANGIBLE TAX DISTRIBUTION
OURHAM GETS 11.2 MILLION FROM SALES TAX
DELAY COURTHOUSE SALE UNTIL OFFICE PLANS KNOWN
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ROADS
SEE ROADS, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, SEWER LINES
SEE WATER AND SEWER LINES, OURHAM COUNTY
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BJDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
PROPERTY VALUES EXPECTED TO SKYROCKET IN DURHAM
BOND PREDICTS REDUCED TAX RATE
272 DROP SAID LIKELY IN COUNTY TAX RATE
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN SOUGHT
OURHAM COUNTY TAXES TO RISE
IT'S FROM THE TAX OFFICE.
COUNTY TAXES ESCAPE RISE
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY BUDGET OK • 0
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, WELFARE REFORM
SEE OURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
SEE OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
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SUBJECTS
PACE 2RJ
SEE ZONING LAWS
DURHAM CO. 2005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM 2005 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING ANO ZONING COMMISSION
COUNTY LAND-USE PLAN READY
COUNTY PLAN ACCELERATES SEHFR PLANT EXPANSION
COUNTY MANAGER HANTS JOINT VOTE ON BONO ISSUES
DURHAM COUNTY 4-H CLUB
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS
OURHAM 4-H'ERS TO GO TO MEET
DURHAM COUNTY ABC
SFE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
0RUG-L10U0R RAIDS IN CITY, COJNTY NET 18 ARRESTS
OURHAM RAIO BRINGS 49 ARRESTS
65 ARRESTED ON LIQUOR AND ORU" CHARGES SINCE FRIOAY
OURHAM BOARD DENIES RETIREMENT CENTER BIO
OURHAM 'LIQUOR HOUSE' TRIALS BEGIN TODAY
ABOUT 60 PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGES: SUSPENUEO SENTENCES FOR ...LIQUOR...
ABC OFFICERS' RAID NETS THREE HEROIN VIOLATIONS
MOBILE HOME PLANS DRAW OURHAM PROTEST
RAIDS ON LIQUOR HOUSES NET ARRESTS
ABC BOARO'S FIRST WOMAN STEPS DOWN
NAACP OFFICER APPOINTEO TO COUNTY ABC BOARD
LIQUOR SALES RISE ANTICIPATING TAX
ABC OFFICERS TICKET YOUTHS FO' ALCOHOL AT BALL GAMES
ABC OFFICERS HELP PROTECT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FANS
ABC STORE GOING UP
DURHAM COUNTY ADJUSTMENT AND REVIEW BOARD
SEE OURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF ADJUSTMENT
DURHAM COUNTY AOVOCATES FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
GROUP AIMS TO TRAIN CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL
HOUSE MAY NOT BE USABLE FOR MENTALLY ILL
9 GRANTS WORTH 15,500 AWARDED BY GREATER DURHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNOATION AWARDS GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS
OURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU
SFE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTFNSION SERVICE
POPULAR TV GAROENER PLANS VISIT TO AREA
GAROEN FAIR PROMISES PRE-SEASON HELP
SPRING LUNCHEON
PICK BLACKBERRIES: BAKE BREAD
CITING SERVICE
EXTENSION SERVICE IS VITAL TO FARMERS
OURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
SEE DURHAM COUNTY FAIR
OUPHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION ANO CONSERVATION SERVICE I A SC S I
SEE ALSO FARMERS, OURHAM COUNTY
AFRICAN CLASSROOM: OXFORD-BORN WHITMORE AIDS TANZANIAN HOME PLANNERS
OURHAM COUNTY AMBULANCE CENTER
SEE OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL AMBULANCE DIVISION
OURHAM COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL AMBULANCE DIVISION
DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMAL SHELTERS
SEE ALSO ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
SEE ALSO DOG CONTROL
SEE ALSO DURHAM ANIMAL CONTROL OEPT.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY ANO SHELTER
SEE ALSO PETS, POPULATION CONTROL
ARREST RUFFLES FUR OF AOOPTEO CAT'S OWNER
COUNTY SAYS ANIMAL VACCINATIONS ARE LEGAL
VETERINARIANS CHALLENGE LEGALITY OF ANIMAL SHELTER'S VACCINATIONS
GOV. MARTIN SFEKS INFORMATION ON ANIMAL SHELTER VACCINATIONS
VET COMPLAINS ABOUT ANIMAL SHELTER
ANIMAL SHELTER THE BEST
APS VOLUNTEERS HELP SHELTER
VACCINATIONS STIR CONTROVERSY
INNOCULATIONS AT SHELTER SUPPORTED
BOARD DEBATES INNOCULATIONS
VETERINARY PANEL DISMISSES COMPLAINTS ON [NN0CULAT10N
MAYBE THEY OON'T KNOW, BUT DU'HAM ANIMALS HAVE LAWYER
OURHAM COUNTY AREA MENTAL HEALTH-MENTAL RETARDATION t. SUBSTANCE ABUSE AUTH.
SEE OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
OURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETARDED C HANDICAPPEO PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETARDED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
QUESTIONABLE SOLICITATION
FUNOS TO AID DURHAM'S RETAROEO CITIZENS
RETARDED CITIZENS GROUP STARTS FUNDS
DISCOURAGE PHONE PESTS
BE WARY OF MONEY-RAISERS
OPERATION CAR STOP
TRAVELING CIRCUSES: LET BUYER BEWARE
DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, OURHAM COUNTY
COUNTY BOARO PONDERS TUDENT MEETINGS
LETTERS SHOW TEACHERS THAT STUOENTS DO CARE
OURHAM COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
COUNTY Champs
OURHAM COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
CANDIDATES ARE INTERVIEWED
ODOM APPOINTED COUNTY ATTORNEY
ATTORNEY VOWS 'OPEN OOOR '
OURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO 14TH JUOICIAL DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
NEW BAR ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
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12/31/85
JUDGESHIP FINALISTS TO 96 NARJUWEO TO 3
THREE CANOIOATES PICKED FOR 01 STRICT COURT SEAT
OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY 90AR0 OF ADJUSTMENT
PERMIT SNAG DELAYS CHURCH SCHOOL
DEFINITION OF DUPLEX DEBATEO
OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
COBLE CHANGES COUNTY MEETING FORMAT
COUNTY BOARO PONDERS TUOENT MEETINGS
OPEN ACCESS IS STUDIED
ALTEREO BUS STOP REQUEST REJECTED
OURHAM SCHOOL BOARD EYES BIOS FOR NEW MEDIA CENTER
COUNTY GRADUATIONS MAY CHANGE
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE RULES UPSET WORKERS
SCHOUL BOARD SETS MEETING
RULES TO BE EYED FOR SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
SCHOOLS FOCUS ON VALUE OF TIME
SCHOOL BOARD TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING MONOAY
BOARD EN0ORS6S GOALS FOR SCHOOLS
GOALS SET BY BOARD
MAINTENANCE WORKERS TO AIR PROBLEMS
REFUNDS ON BAILS JUDGED POSSIBLE BLOW TO SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS. BONOSMEN HOPEFUL ABOUT BAIL RULES
SCHOOL BOARO APPROVES SALE OF LAND TO CITY
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO FAVORS DURHAM TECH PLAN
COUNTY'S SCHOOL BUILOINGS STUOIEO
HILLANDALE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 1EP0RTE0
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO STAYS IN TOUCH
OURHAM BONOSMEN UPSET AGAIN
SCHOOLS WILL CONSIDER SPACEt CHILD-CARE NEEDS
PUPIL ATTENDANCE TO BE DISCUSSEO
CRACKDOWN URGEO ON CHRONICALLY ABSENT PUPILS
ATTENDANCE PROPOSAL WOULD ESTABLISH LIMITS
WOODCROFT OFFFRS COUNTY LAND FOR SCHOOL BUILOING
COUNTY SCHOOLS HOPE TO NAME 2 ASSISTANTS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS A CLOSED MEFTING
NOTIFYING PARENTS KEY TO ANTI-TRUANCY EFFORT
SCHOOL BOARD HOLOING CLOSED MEETING TODAY
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISCUSS PERSONNEL
BOARD OK'S PERSONNEL SHIFTS FOR SCHOOLS
NEW PROCEDURE SET UP FOR STUDENT TRANSFERS
ORDER BARRING SCHOOL ATTORNEY FROM BONO HEARINGS TO BE SOUGHT
DURHAM STRIP-SEARCH SUIT NEARS SETTLEMENT
HAITHCOCK BECOMES PROBATION OFFICER
BOARD APPROVES SETTLEMENT TERMS FOR "SEARCH" SUIT
PRINCIPAL HAPPY STRIP-SEARCH CASE IS SETTLED
SCHOOL BOARO MEETS
VA. ADMINISTRATOR NAMED LITTL: RIVER PRINCIPAL
DR. TRUELOVE APPOINTED PRINCIPAL AT LITTLE RIVER
SCHOOL BOARO OELAYS ACTION ON ABSENTEEISM
COUNTY SCHOOLS STUDY ABSENTEEISM
TEACHER PAY ON AGENOA
COUNTY GUARD GETS ATTENDANCE, FAILURE FIGURFS
LOW SCHOOL ATTENOANCE IS LINKED WITH FAILURE
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO OK S INCREASES IN LUNCH PRICES
ATTENDANCE POLICY WINS APPROVAL
ATTENOANCE POLICY WISE
BOARO CONSIDERS "SILENT MOMENT"
BOARD OKS. REJECTS TRANSFERS OF PUPILS
MOMENT OF SILENCE A HARMLESS °OLICY
MOMENT-OF-SILENCE POLICY SPARKS DEBATE
POOR DECISION
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT IS TOPIC
COUNTY SEEKS MORE TEACHERS
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO SEEK OK FOR OVERSIZED CLASSES
SOME JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS OVERCROWDED
TEACHER OF YEAR HONORED
REPORT SLATEO ON SCHOOL GROWTH
SCHOOL BOARO WANTS LANO ANNEXED
BREAKFAST BILL STEP TOWARD COOPERATION
OUTSTANDING TEACHERS
STUOENT-TRANSFER POLICY SPARKS DEBATE
SWITCH FROM JR. HIGH SCHOOLS, REPORT SAYS
ATTENOANCE POLICY QUESTIONED
SCHOOL ATTENOANCE POLICY SPAR<S OFBATE
ATTENDANCE PLAN FINE, BUT WITH MODIFICATIONS
COUNTY SCHOOLS MAY OPEN LATER NEXT FALL
OURHAM COUNTY EXAM POLICY QUESTIONED
MRS. NEAL'S NEXT GOAL: STATE POST
OURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF EDUCATION, PUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUDGET
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO TO BEGIN 1UDGET STUOY
WORK ON SCHOOL BUDGET SLATEO
COUNTY SCHOOLS BUDGET PROPOSED
EDUCATION 3U0GETS JUMP
BOARO MEMBERS GET PAY RAISES
CUTS IN COUNTY SCHOOL BUDGET CRITICIZED
OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, OOALS ANO PLANNING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GOALS ANO PLANNING
BOARO ENDORSES GOALS FOR SCHOOLS
GOALS SET BY BOARO
SWITCH FROM JR. HIGH SCHOOLS, REPORT SAYS
REPORT: CHANGE TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS PRAISE PLANNING REPORT
COUNTY SCHOOLS MUST GROW WITH POPULATION
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCAT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.
SCHOOL BOARO PLANS RETRE
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO SHOU
SCHOOL BOARD PLNAS RETRE
COUNTY BUARO RETREAT IDE
LET'S SACK BEACH RETREAT
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BOARD RETREAT IN DURHAM
SCHOOL BOARD SELECTS NEW
SCHOOL BOARDS' TRAINING
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OURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
MONTHLY/A
NMUAL INDEX
1/01/05 - 12/31/85
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD UF ELECTIONS
ELECTION BOARD cURGES 8.830 VOTERS
OURHAM COUNTY ELECTION ROLLS PURGED
ELECTION OFFICIALS HONORED
SHORN IN
REGISTRATION LAGS AS ELECTION LOOMS
1H VOTE IN PRIMARY
CANVASS CHANGES VOTE TALLIES
VOTER LISTS GIVE VALUED INFORMATION
ONLY 1H OF VOTERS LURED BY PRIMARY COSTING ABOUT 128.000
RECOUNT SET ON CITY COUNCIL V3TE
VOTE CHECK INOICATES LITTLE CHANGE
BOARD OF ELECTIONS TOURING POLLS. BUT WEB3INK STILL LOSING
BOARD RESUMES RECOUNT; 17 MORE PRECINCTS TO GO
BROWN'S COUNCIL VICTORY OFFICIAL: RECOUNT DRAWS HARSH WOROS...
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS WRESTLE WITH TAX RELIEF
BOARD TO HEAR TAX VALUE COMPLAINTS
•THERE'S NO WAY I CAN PAY THE TAXES' - PROPERTY OWNFR
REVALUATION HEARINGS OPEN
BOARO MUST WATCH REDUCING TAX VALUES
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR APPEALS ON APPRAISALS
OEADLINE IS FRIDAY FOR VALUATIONS APPEAL
COUNTY TAKES BREAK FROM TAX HEARINGS
BOARO FAVORS 4-YEAR REVALUATIONS
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OFPT.
INSPECTION FORMS REJECTED
SEPTIC TANK VOTE SURPRISES 80*10
INSPECTION FORMS GET BOARD'S OK
SEPTIC TANK SOLUTION EVADES LiAOEPS
BOARO TO EXAMINE SEPTIC TANK FAILURES
BONO REFERENDUM PONDERE" TO EXTEND WATE°. SEWER LINES
COUNTY MAY CONSIDER EXTENDING WATER LINES
OURHAM COUNTY BOARO OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SOCIAL SERVICES OIRECTORS 8AC< PAY PLAN
. ERVIN TO HEAD BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SOCIAL SERVICES WANTS TO LEAV5 ELIGIBILITY BUILDING
BOARO ASKS COUNTY OK TO SEEK MORE SPACE
DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. BUOGET
PROPOSED SOCIAL SERVICES BUDGF T UP 5.4 PERCENT
COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES BOARO DISCUSSES LESS OPTIONAL WORK
DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
SEE ALSO OURHAM EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
DURHAM OFFICIALS PLAN MEETING ON TORNADOES
SIRENS WILL SCREAM OUT FOR TO? N ADO- AL ERT TEST
SIRENS SOUND! NO EMERGENCY REPORTED
MOCK DISASTER GOES SMOOTHLY
DRILL 'SUCCEEDS.' FINDS FLAWS
OURHAM COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO CLERKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY
AFTER 25 YEARS IN COUNTY COURTS. SHE'LL MISS PEOPLE BUT NOT WORK
OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM ALTERNATIVES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C. BJOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COJNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY BOARO MAY BE REORGANIZED
SOUTHERN DURHAM GROWTH MAY FACE LIMITS FROM STATE
GETS AWARD
COMMISSIONERS SOFTEN STANO ON BUFFER REQUIREMENTS
90* RATE HIKE FOR SEWER USERS ON BOARD'S AGENDA
COMMISSIONERS OK NEW INSPECTION FORM ON WELL. SEPTIC TANK
COUNTY FINANCES EXCELLENT
PROCEOURE MAY HELP SALE OF RESIDENCES IN DURHAM
TWO PERSONS NAMEO FOR OURHAM IOUNTY ON AIRPORT AUTHORITY
BELL SAYS COMMISSIONERS OIONT GET TAX MANAGEMENT REPORTS
COUNTY TAX OFFICE PROBE DRAWS SBI
AUDITORS SET REVIEW OF COUNTY TAX RECORDS
1500.000 FOUND IN DURHAM TAX VAULT
RECOMMENDATION SLATED MONDAY = OR COURTHOUSE
BOND BACKS SALE OF OLD C0URTH3USE
COURTHOUSE SALE BEST MOVE - BONO
NEW COUNTY OFFICE SUILOING PLANNED
CHAMBEK PUSHED FOR COURTHOUSE SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS...
CORRECTION
SEPTIC TANK VOTE SURPRISES BOVO
COUNTY CAN'T FINO SI. 200 TO 11 • 500
SCHOOL HEARING PLANNED
BOND TO TAKE FIRMER CONTROL OF MANAGEMENT
COMMISSIONERS UPSET AT CHAMBER SCHEDULE
CONFERENCE DRAWS COUNTY OFFICIALS
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PRUJECT
PLANNING UNITS MERGER WOULD REQUIRE CHANGES
OISTRICT ATTORNEY DELAYS OECISION ON TAX PROBE
COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD HEARING ON 20NING PLAN
COUNTY CONSIOERS ONE BANK ACCOUNT
PROPOSED SOCIAL SERVICES BUDGET UP 5.4 PERCENT
COMMISSIONERS UPHOLD PENALTY FOR SOIL EROSION
KENAN MAY APPEAL FINE
COUNTY LISTENS. E. F. HUTTON TALKS ABOUT OLD COURTHOUSE POTENTIAL
WATERSHEO PROPOSAL TO BE AIRED APRIL 23
COUNTY MAY LOSE SLICE OF LAND
OFFICE BUILOING PLNA ON COUNTY'S AGENDA
COUNCIL MAY ANNEX LAND
OTI TRANSFERS ON COMMISSIONERS' AGENOA
COMMISSIUNE'S AWARD CONTRACTS FOR SEWER PLANT
20NING APPROVED FOR OFFICE BUILDING
WASTEWATER PLANT FXPANSION DELAYED
COUNTY TO HEAR MQNEY REQUESTS AGAIN ON "ONOAY
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS MAY MEAN TAX HIKES
COUNCIL OKS SEWER PACT WITH COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS QUESTION AMBULANCE SERVICE COSTS
ARTS CENTER FUNDING TO BE AIRED
OURHAM COUNTY STUDIES PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER
OURHAM COMMISSIONERS TO OISCUSS REVALUATION
NO HAZAROOUS WASTE MONEY IN PJBLIC HEALTH OEPT. BUDGET
REVALUATION FORMS HIT MIAL MAY 13 TO PROPERTY OWNERS
PANEL ASKS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS ON EXPANOING WASTEWATER PLANTS
WATERSHEO OROINANCE GETS MIXED REVIEWS AT HEARING
HERON TO RESIST FUNDING PROJECTS WITH TAX HIKE
SHERIFF SEEKS NURSES. MORE JAILERS. DEPUTIES
SPRING LUNCHEON
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treyburn plans announce!): officials eye needs of projfct
eoucation buogets jump
county board hears pay plan proposal costing (1.3 million
mayor seeks showoown on civic center project
bell, heron plon ' t back center plan without hotel
property owners to receive tax revaluation notices soon
new pay plan for county would aoo (1.3 million
county auction on boaro's agenda
watershed issue to be decided
watershed law passed
bond administration said topic of meeting
water protection law ok'd
board sets sunday meeting on pay plan
watershed law misses treyburn. planner says
say on park annexation supported
county board oks pay plan
date to start new county pay »lan unoecioeo
rtp tax district status called 'unacceptable1
commissioners could thwart annexation bill
board postpones vote on condominiums
durham preservation effort backed
new county buoget would slice rate but let bill climb
park bill may be amendeo
capital improvement plan sought
bill would bar county decision on annexation
council urges defeat of extraterritorial limits
council raps state bill
rtp bill an example of haste. bao politics
mr. elkins returns to boapo
commissioners. bono inviteo to barbecue
treyburn letter said water nefo alert
running away from reality
royall criticized for rtp legislation
commissioners asked to back railway sale
boaro oks road improvements
durham county plans may improve it roaos
bond referendum pondered to extend water. sewer lines
funding is approved for roads in durham
commissioners to hear appeals of revaluations
little leeway being predicted for tax change
commissioners wrestle with tax relief
residential sewer taps on agenda
commissioners clash with bond
bell favors laterals plan; 8ethesda assessments ok'd
expansion is sought for wastewater plant
commissioners hold another closed session
commissioners. bono should ah beef openly
cnunty manager not in trouble 'at this point1 — heron
airliners expansion may mean 4 i ooo jobs. chamber is tolo
board to hear tax value complaints
•there's no way i can pay the taxes' - propfrty owner
if bono a poor choice. blame the commissioners
boaro must watch reducing tax values
rtp's to blame
commissioners-bond rift grabs county administrators1 inter
percolation problems perk up 30ard's review
assessment ouestioneo
durham openings filled
boaro to hear tax appeals
commissioners to hear appeals on appraisals
board to reduce value of rtp tract
city, council officials to hear hotel plans
meeting scheouleo to hear proposal on durham center
proposed water oroinance on county boards agenoa
oowntown hotel plan is unv6ile0
water oroinance approveo
city tackles hotel, civic center plans
treyburn rezoning backed
sheriff's deputy monitors man's tax hearing
man threatens boaro
ourham county: a report to the people 1985-86
durham leaoers say survey: oowntown main issue
official suggests 'key to county"
bono will negotiate for more office space
county takes break from tax hearings
county commitment sought for arts building renovation
board may ask bond for reports
county wants revitalization plans soon
ourham county leaoers should clarify job roles
give county manager a chance
county manager deserves fair chance
private firm appears to have legitimate beef
might draws real estate reprimand
church school aooitions on county agenda
county to review ambulance se'vice
commissioners approve study of ambulances
firm, county clash on ambulance cost
social services to get space in bank building
heron says bono fills wrong job
candidates are interviewed
meeting is calleo to consioer offer on old courthouse
county to review courthouse bid
bid for courthouse in: counters awaited
bell says mrs. heron is wrong
commissioner says meeting part of job
panel agrees to receive bio on old courthouse
identify would-be buyers
bond to seek (30,000 county building stuoy
ooom appointed county attorney
courthouse sale plans put on holo
attorney vows 'open door*
delay courthouse sale until good answers come
calif. firm wants olo durham courthouse
sale failure could pinch county
openness, not secrecy, helps speed up decisions
county inspectors bypassing manager
commissioners vote to sell cojrthouse if limits accepteo
commissioners agree to sell old courthouse
delay courthouse sale until office plans known
sale of courthouse is the best solution
special notice
commissioners vote to buy part of parrish st. building
county board paying high pric1 for space
p.m. oigest
old courthouse could answer space shortage
don't sell courthouse
sale of courthouse neeos second look
1-40 motel plans opposed by b! ll
county set to sue over road damage
commissioners ok development =>onds
board expected to vote monday on tax appeals
zoo keys to county have arrived
courthouse space sparks sale review call
board favors 4-year revaluations
four-year revaluations would be less shocking
courthouse sale uncertain after tour
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NONTHLV/AN*UAL index
1/01/S5 - lZ/3l/»5
CAUTION IS ADVOCATED after coj
GROUP: RECONSIDER SALE OF COU5
COMMISSIONERS TO MULL INDUSTRI
COUNTY FACES TOUGH DECISION ON
COUNTY SPACE NEEOS TO 00U9LE I
PROGRAM FIGHTS TEEN PREGNANCY
•WISH LIST1 AIRS NEED OF COUNT
COURTHOUSE SALE OPPOSED
HOMEOWNERS HOPE TO STALL OPENI
COUNTY MANAGER TO URGE SALE OF
AL H|-,Kl: •! REPORT TO THE PEO
REMOVAL OF ASBESTOS SLOWS COUR
DURHAM COUNTY WON'T DELAY GROJ
COUNTY OKS "LAN FOR SUBOIVISIO
SALE OF COURTHOUSE HITS S379.3
AUTISTIC GROUP HOME POLICY TO
WHY NOT RENOVATE COUNTY COURT-!
COMMISSIONED RECUCE AILING WO
CLOSE0 ESTIMATE SOUGHT ON ASB=
ASBESTOS REMOVAL AT OLD COURTH
MRS. HERON NAMED TO LANO-USE P
BOARO GOT COPIES OF COURTHOUSE
COUNTY BOARO TO CONTINUE TALKS
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO SELL OL
KEEP OLD COURTHOUSE ANO RENOVA
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CORRECT 0
BONDS APPROVED
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS TO MEET 1
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. AUDIT
SEE DURHAM COUNTY. N.C.. AUDIT
OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BUDGET
VALENTINE VOWS TO AID CITIES.
COUNTY'S BUDGET -SEASON1 NEAR*
SOCIAL SERVICES OIRECTORS APP=
CHILD-ABUSE CASES CAUSE BUDGET
9 AGENCIES" BUDGETS DUE ON Tu=
HERON: COUNTY BUDGET TO BE DI^
ZONING APPROVED FOR UFFICE BUI
DURHAM COUNTY BUDGET FRAUGHT *
COUNTY TO HEAR HONEY REQUESTS
COUNTY TO GET REBUEST FROM ART
COUNTY LIBRARY SEEKS COMPUTER!
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MONEY IN PU
SALES TAX IS NEEDED TO PROO C3
CITY SCHOOLS EYE MORE LOCAL Fj
CITY SCHOLLS ASK J2.2 MILLION
BONO CITES POSSIBLE TAX LOSSES
COUNTY BOARD TO HEAR BUDGET PL
SHE'IFF REJUESTS more JAIL mqn
SOCIAL SERVICES: CHILD CASEwO!
COUNTY EMPLOYEES may RECEIVE =>
ALTERNATIVE USES ARE SUGGESTED
COUNTY BOARO OKS PAY PLAN
COBLE: SCHOOLS SHORTCHANGED IN
COBLE SAYS SCHOOLS NEED S3 mil
durham county taxes to rise
it's from the tax office,
commissioners. county schools
supplemental tax rate may inc?
bell offers plan for financing
board backs off sales tax vote
commissioners. schcols bump he
commissioners approve buoget ;
59-cent rate set as county bio
clearing the record
arts council may seek renovati
arts council seeks wore county
county commits funds for new a
bond lists potential neeos of
RTHOUSE TOUR
THOUSE
AL POLICY
COURTHOUSE
N DECADE
NG OF TRAPPER'S CREEK GROUP HOME
OLO COURTHOUSE
PLE" IAD)
THOUSE SALE
P HOMF
N
00 SNAG. REMOVING ASBESTOS
BE REVIEWED
0USE7
MAN'S TAX BILL
STOS REMOVAL COST
OUSE MIGHT COST LESS
ANEL
PACT
ON COURTHOUSE SALE
D COURTHOUSE
TE BUILDING
N COURTHOUSE
N FEES FOR WATER. SEWER PROJECTS
MUM ON MONEY
OVE 5.4t BUDGET HIKE
HIKE BID
SOAY
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LOING
ITH PROBLEMS
AGAIN ON MONOAY
S COUNCIL
ZATION
BLIC HEALTH DEPT. BUDGET
UNTY BOOM
NOS
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EY
K=RS IN NEED OF RELIEF
Y INCREASES
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COUNTY MANAGER'S BUDGET
LION MORE THIS YEAR
DISCUSS RAISING OMITTED «3 million
EASE
SCHOOL SYSTEMS
ADS OVER BUOGET
CDUNTYWIDE RATE
GET OK'O
ON FUNDS
FUNDS
RTS CENTER
H30 MILLION
TO BE 51 CENTS
Oubham COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
FORMER CANOIDATE FACES DRUG CHARGES
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. NON-COUNTY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. NON-CITY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. 3JDGET
9 AGENCIES' BUOGETS DUE ON TUESDAY
HERON: COUNTY 3U0GET TO BE DIFFICULT
DURHAM COUNTY BUOGET FRAUGHT WITH PROBLFMS
COUNTY TO GET REQUEST FROM ARTS COUNCIL
PROPOSED BUOGET TOTALS SU8 MILLION
DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. SALARIES
BOARD MEMBERS GET Pay RAISES
OURHAM COUNTY COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
DURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
WOMEN AND STRESS IS SUBJECT OF SEMINAR
DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JUDICIAL
CITY SHOULD BACK COURTHOUSE C^
CAUTION URGED ON COURTHOUSE
RECOMMENDATION SLATED MONDAY F
BONO BACKS SALE OF OLD COURTHO
COURTHOUSE SALE BEST move - S2>
NEW COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING PLA
CHAMBER PUSHED FOR COURTHOUSE
OLO COURTHOUSE TO GET NEW LIFE
CORRECTION
COUNTY MANAGER WISELY BACKS CO
COUNCIL DELAYS PARKWAY VOTE
CITY COUNCIL URGES 3UICK SALE
FIGURE WAS WRONG
PENNY PLAN WILL SAVE PARKING I
COUNTY LISTENS. E. F. HUTTON T
NEW COUNTY BUDGET WOULD SLICE
COUNTY may USE OLO COURTHOUSE
SOCIAL SERVICES wants TO USE 0
ESCAPEE RECAPTURED
COUNTY OFFICES NOW BEST FOR FD
COUNTY may LEASE SPACE
BONO WON'T NAME SOURCE OF OFFf
MEETING IS CALLED TO CONSIOER
COUNTY TO REVIEW COURTHOUSE BI
SID FOR COURTHOUSE IN: COUNTER
3'JILOING
ANGE. CHAMBER OFFICIAL Says
OR COURTHOUSE
USE
NO
NNED
SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS...
BY CONVERSION
URTHOUSE SALE
OF OLO COURTHOUSE
N DOWNTOWN
ALKS ABOUT OLO COURTHOUSE POTENTIAL
RATE BUT LET BILL CLIMB
FOR OFFICES
LO COURTHOUSE
RMER COURTHOUSE
R
OFFER on OLD COURTHOUSE
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12/31/85
PANEL AGREES TO RECEIVE BID ON OLD COURTHOUSE
IDENTIFY WOULD-BE BUYERS
OOQM APPOINTED COUNTY ATTORNEY
COURTHOUSE SALE PLANS PUT ON HOLD
DELAY COURTHOUSE SALE UNTIL GOOD ANSWERS COME
CALIF. FIRM WANTS OLD DURHAM COURTHOUSE
SALE FAILURE COULD PINCH COUNTY
CALIF. SCL BIOS FOR OLO COURTHOUSE
OPENNESS. NOT SECRECY, HELPS SPEED UP DECISIONS
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER MAY GIVE JP POSITION
BOARD TO HEAR UOC REQUEST FOR MOVING STATUE
FATE OF OLD COURTHOUSE HAY BE OECIOEO TONIGHT
COMMISSIONERS VOTE TO SELL COJRTHOUSE IF LIMITS ACCEPTED
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER NEEDS NEW DURHAM GUARD POST
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO SELL OLD COURTHOUSE
DELAY COURTHOUSE SALE UNTIL OFFICE PLANS KNOWN
SALE OF COURTHOUSE IS THE BEST SOLUTION
COURTHOUSE SHOULDN'T BE SOLD
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT SHOULDN'T BE PART OF SALE
SPARE THE COURTHOUSE
OLO COURTHOUSE COULD ANSWER SPACE SHORTAGE
OON'T SELL COURTHOUSE
SALE OF COURTHOUSE NEEDS SECOND LOOK
REASONS TO SELL COURTHOUSE STILL VALID
RENOVATE COURTHOUSE FOR USE BY COUNTY
COURTHOUSE SPACE SPARKS SALE REVIEW CALL
DON'T SELL OLD COURTHOUSE
COURTHOUSE SALE UNCERTAIN AFTER TOUR
CAUTION IS ADVOCATED AFTER COURTHOUSE TOUR
GROUP: RECONSIDER SALE OF COURTHOUSE
COUNTY FACES TOUGH DECISION ON COURTHOUSE
COURTHOUSE SALE OPPOSED
COURTHOUSE A NEGLECTED BEAUTY
COUNTY MANAGER TO URGE SALE OF OLD COURTHOUSE
REMOVAL OF ASBESTOS SLOWS COURTHOUSE SALE
SALE OF COURTHOUSE HITS S378.000 SNAG, REMOVING ASBESTOS
WHY NOT RENOVATE COUNTY COURTHOUSE?
CLOSER ESTIMATE SOUGHT ON ASBESTOS REMOVAL COST
ASBESTOS REMOVAL AT OLD COURTHOUSE MIGHT COST LESS
BOARD GOT COPIES OF COURTHOUSE PACT
OOWNTOWN DURHAM: ONCE UPON A TIME...
COUNTY BOARD TO CONTINUE TALKS ON COURTHOUSE SALE
COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO SELL OLD COURTHOUSE
KEEP OLO COURTHOUSE AND RENOVATE BUILDING
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CORRECT ON COURTHOUSE
OLO COURTHOUSE SALE HAS BEEN LIKE MYSTERY NOVEL
DURHAM COUNTY COURTS ADMINISTRATOR
SEE COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY. ADMINISTRATOR
OUPHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO LIBERALS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
COUNTY CONVENTION FOR DEMOCRATS SET
DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
2 DEMOCRATS LOSE PRECINCT POSTS
DEMOCRATS SEND LOYALTY MESSAGE
DEMOCRATS BROKE RULES TO OUST REBELS
OEMOCRATIC PARTY LOSES SUPPORT
OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON TH! AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO POLITICS. OURHAM
PUSH TO OUST PRECINCT OFFICERS UNCLEAR
2 DEMOCRATS LOSE PRECINCT POSTS
DEMOCRATS SEND LOYALTY MESSAGE
CARROLL PLEDGER: DURHAM DEMOCRATS HAVE TRIED HIM
DUMPED DEMOCRATS GET A GOP INVITAITON
DEMOCRATS HAD TO OUST PRECINCT LEADERS
OEMOCRATS VOTE PLEDGER OUT. BUT ACTION'S IN DOUBT
PLEDGER MAY SEEK ANOTHER POST
LOSER FIGHTING BACK
DEMOCRATS BROKE RULES TO OUST REBELS
OEMOCRATS ELECTING PRECINCT OFFICERS
PLEDGER LOSES ANOTHER BATTLE IN HIS PRECINCT
DURHAM DEMOCRATS DEBATE PARTY DIRECTION
DEMOCRATIC PARTY LOSES SUPPORT
DEMOCRATS OISGRUNTLEO?
LUCAS. REEVE WIN PARTY LEADERSHIP IN DURHAM, ORANGE
LUCAS RE-ELECTED HEAD OF COUNTY OEMOCRATS
DURHAM OEMOCRATS ABANDON GRASSROOTS
SOME HEAOS WILL ROLL
BLAME THE OEMOCRATS
DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH
SEE OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
OURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE
SEE OURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO D
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DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
10 TO FAMILIES WITH OfPENOENT CHILDREN
URHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES
URHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
•C. DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
•C. SOCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION
HARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
OCIAL SERVICES, N.C.
ETTERS RECORO COLLECTING CHILD SUPPORT
U.S. FOOO GIVE-AWAYS OEBATED AS ANOTHER BATCH DUE
ANS CHILD SUPPORT DAYS
AS FASTEST DROP IN WELFARE AID FOR CHILDREN
UTS MAY COST COUNTY U.2 MILLION
D STAMP RECIPIENTS SOUGHT BY SOCIAL SERVICES
ATTERS BETTER?
OCIAL WORKER: FIRING =OSSIBLE IN CLASH
COMPLETES BOSTON MARATHON
OCIAL SERVICES COULD LOSE IS MILLION IF RULE ISN'T FOLLOWED
RECOGNITION
CHARGED WITH MOLESTING 6-YEAR-0L0 CHILD
AY USE OLD COURTHOUSE FOR OFFICFS
ERVICES WANTS TO USE OLO COURTHOUSE
USE INCREASES AT ALARHING RATE
D ABUSE ANO NEGLECT
REATES LINES
ATTEMPTED AT SOCIAL SERVICES
ERVICES TO GET SPACE IN BANK BUILOING
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
WOMAN CHARGED KITH ASSAULT
FOSTER PARENTS MALIGNED
MOTHER SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR SEXUAL CHILD ABUSE
MOTHER WHO GOT LIFE HAD REJECTED PROBATION
HARM WEATHER MAY HAVE LEO SOME NOT TQ APPLY FOR FUEL AID
PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS ORoWS BLAST
FUEL DEAOLINE PASSES; AID APPLICATIONS LAG
VEAR-'RCUNO CARE NEEOED
BOARO ASICS COUNTY OK TO SEEK 10RE SPACE
SELF-SUFFICIENCY AIM OF PUBL IC -HOUS I NG EFFORT
DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES. BUDGET
PROPOSED SOCIAL SERVICES BUDGET UP 5.4 PERCENT
COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD DISCUSSES LESS OPTIONAL WORK
SOCIAL SERVICES OIRECTOPS APPROVE 5. AX BUDGET HIKE
CHILD-ABUSE CASFS CAUSE BUDGET HIKE 810
COUNTY LIBRARY SEEKS COMPUTERIZATION
NO HAZARDOUS UASTE MONEY IN PUBLIC HEALTH DEPT. BUDGET
SOCIAL SERVICES: CHILD CASEWORKERS IN NEED OF RELIEF
DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT UNIT
SEE ALSO AIO TO FAMILIES WITH OEPENDENT CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD SUPPORT
COURT PLANS CHILD SUPPORT DAYS
COURT TACKLING DELAYS IN CHI LO- SUPPORT CASES
CHILD SUPPORT INCREASE EXPECTED
MORE CHILO SUPPORT CASES PROSECUTEO
SUPPORTING THE CHILDREN
COMPUTER MAY HELP KITH CHILO SUPPORT
DURHAM JUOGES ISSUE STRICTER PENALTIES IN CHILD SUPPORT CASES
OURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. ELIGIBILITY BUILDING
SOCIAL SERVICES BUILDING UNSAFE?
HUDGINS SEEKS NEW OFFICES IN 90 DAYS
SOCIAL SERVICES HANTS TO LEAVi ELIGIBILITY BUILDING
BOARD ASKS COUNTY OK To SEEK MORE SPACE
SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES MUST TAKE TOP PRIORITY
DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM S
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SOCIAL H
SOCIAL S
EFFORTS
SOCIAL S
TWO DEPA
SOCIAL S
TERM IMP
HUDGINS
DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. EMPLOYEES
OCIAL SERVICES COULO LOSE $5 MILLION IF RULE ISN'T FOLLOWED
ORKER EXPECTS FIRING TOOAY
OCIAL WORKER FIRED DESPITE COLLEAGUES' SUPPORT
ED IN FIRING OF SOCIAL WORKER
MAY BE RIGHT, BUT HE'S ALSO UNEMPLOYED
CIAL WORKER'S PLEA DEFIED
ORKERS TO STUDY POLICY CHANGE
G POLICY TO BE PROBED
ORKER RIGHT IN STANO FOR PRIVACY
ERVICES POLICY INVADES PRIVACY
TO Change RULES IN vai N
ERVICES: CHILO CASEWORKERS IN NEEO OF RELIEF
RTMENT HEAOS BACK COMPREHENSIVE PAY SYSTEM
ERVICES DIRECTORS BACK PAY PLAN
OSED FOR ASSAULT ON COUNTY EMPLOYEE
SEEKS NEW OFFICES IN "> 0 DAYS
OURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. FOOD STAMPS
SEE FOOD STAMPS
DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES. HISTORY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: COTTAGE IS BUILT
DURHAM COUNTY DOMICILIARY HOME COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
YEAR-'ROUND CARE NEEDED
DURHAM COUNTY EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMMJNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
SEE OURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS
DURHAM COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE OURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
OURHAM COUNTY FAIR
OURHAM COUNTY FAIR READYING FT R OPENING
FAIR FUN
FAIR TIME
LET THERE BE GLITTER
FAST FLIGHT FROM FUN HOUSE
RIDING HARO
DURHAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFtCE
SEE ALSO FARMERS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
FARM BUREAU AWARD PRESENTEO TO ELLIOTT
DURHAM COUNTY FINANCE OEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM FINANCE OIVISION
COUNTY COFFERS GREW 8Y «3.8 MILLION IN '84
COUNTY FINANCES EXCELLENT
CITY FINANCE DIRECTOR LEAVING FOR WAKE JOB
BOARO MUST WATCH REDUCING TAX VALUES
OURHAM COUNTY FIRE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, FIRE DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT.
NEW STICKERS REPLACE OLD FIRE-ALERT NOTICES
DURHAM COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO FIRES. OURHAM COUNTY
COUNTY OUITTING FIRE, RESCUE BUSINESS
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
FOCUS TO BE ON FRACTURES
ADDICTION IS ILLNESS. NOT CHARACTER FLAW
OPERATION AIDS VISION
TALK ON ARTHRITIS SET FOR SATURDAY
SPEAKERS' PROGRAM BEGINS AT HOSPITAL
PROGRAM ON DRUG. ALCOHOL ABUSE PLANNED
COUNTY HOSPITAL MULLS CENTER'S FUTURE
FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER PROBABLY WILL NOT CLOSE
OUKE, FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER TQ MAINTAIN TIES
FAMILY MEDICINE END PUZZLES. DISTURBS MANY
HOSPITAL STAFF PRAISED
HOSPITAL HEARING IS JULY 9
MECCA FOR MEDICINE
POSSIBLE MEDICARE LOSS WORRIES TRIANGLE HOSPITALS
COUPLE SUES HOSPITAL OVER INJURY TO CHILO
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DC&H SHOULDN'T BE AFFECTED BY REx PLANS
CHORUS TO PERFORM HERE JULY IS
HOSPITAL HAS SCHOOL ON LUNG CONDITIONS
DOCTOR'S CAREER TOUCHED BY TEACHING. HORROR OF WAR
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL DIRECTOR OF MARKETING OIES •
HOSPITAL STUDIES RESTRUCTURING PLAN
REPORT: HOSPITAL PROGRESSING IN HIRING MINORITIES. WOMEN
OWNERS OF AMBULANCE SERVICE SEEK COUNTY HELP IN DISPUTE WITH HOSPITAL
PRIVATE FIRM APPEARS TO HAVE LEGITIMATE BEEF
HALLOWEEN, EVEN IN A HOSPITAL
HOME HEALTH PLAN GETS GREEN LIGHT
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS OBJECT TO HEALTH PLAN REVISIONS
SANTA'S CALLING
JUMP IN BAO DEBTS FRETS HOSPITAL BOARD
COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICIAL HOPES TO INCREASE MINORITY HIRING
LUNG SCHOOL CLASSES BEGIN JAN. 15 AT HOSPITAL
ACCREDITATIONS
ISSIONS
OSPITAL. OCCUPANCY RATE
AREA HOSPITALS
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
HOSPITAL LAB ACCREDITED
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. A0'<
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL
MEDICARE REVIEW MAY COST THREE
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ORUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OAKLEIGH AT DURHAM
IN-PATIENT ORUG CENTER IS OEDIC
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. AMR
SEE ALSO AMBULATORY SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
NEW DAY SURGERY CENTER OFFERS
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. BI!
SEE ALSO CHILOBIRTH
COUNTY HOSPITAL BUCKING TREND
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. BOA
SEE OURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. BUD
COMMISSIONERS OUESTION AMBUL AN
RATE HIKE AT COUNTY GENERAL P\
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL RATES TO
CLEARING THE RECORD
HIGH-PRICED VISI TS
NON-COLLECTED BILLS AT HOSPITA
JUMP IN BAO DEBTS FRETS HOSPIT
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LOWER COSTS
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OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. C AN DYSTR I PERS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. DURHAM
TUESDAY TALK: 'CARMEN' CAPTIVA
CANDY STRIPERS GATHER FOR P III
TES DURHAM OPERA-GOERS
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OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CHARITY PATIENTS
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
ADMINISTRATOR TELLS HOSPITAL I
HOSPITAL HOPES STATE WILL AIO
NON-COLLECTED BILLS AT HOSPITA
BAD DEBTS AT HOSPITAL COULD IN
JUMP IN BAO DEBTS FRETS HOSPIT
OARO LOSSES MUST BE CUT
INOIGENT CARE
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HOSPITAL VISITORS BEING SCREEN
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COUNTY GENERAL IS IN THE SPIRI
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. CONS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
NEW ADDITION
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
HOSPITAL PHONE IMPROVEMENTS CO
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. 0E3
BAD DEBTS AT HOSPITAL COULO IN
JUMP IN BAO DEBTS FRETS HOSPIT
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. DIE
SPECIAL NUTRITION SERVICE AT
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. EMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL H
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVI
COMMISSIONERS OUESTION AMBULAN
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. EM3
SEE OURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.
LD VISITATION
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LOYEES
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OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. GERIATRIC UNIT
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. HEALTH CARE
HOSPITAL OPEN TO NEW IDEAS
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. HEA
PLAN COULD AFFECT SURGERIES
OCGH SHOULDN'T BE AFFECTED BY
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. HOM
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
HOSPITAL PLANS TO BEGIN HOME H
MORE HOME CARE NEEDEO
HOSPITAL MAY BEGIN HOME HEALTH
BAO OEBTS AT HOSPITAL COULD IN
JUMP IN BAO OEBTS FRETS HOSPIT
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. OCC
SE"E ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL H
N.C. MEMORIAL MAY MAKE CHANGES
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. PAR»
HOSPITAL PARKING EXPENSIVE
HIGH-PRICEO VISITS
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. PAT
SEE OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPIT
SEE OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPIT
RT CATHETERIZATION AND SURGERY
REX PLANS
E HEALTH CARE PLAN
EALTH-CARE SERVICE
SERVICES IN JANUARY
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DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. RATES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL. RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, OURHAH, RATES
RATF HIKE AT COUNTY GENERAL PART OF »61.5 MILLION BUDGET
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL RATES T"J INCREASE
SOMETHING FISHY APOUT MEDICAL COSTS
COUNTY GENERAL REDUCES CHARGE: DURHAM HOSPITAL TO CUT RATES...
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. TELEPHONES
HOSPITAL PHONE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIDERED
HOSPITAL PHONE SYSTEM PLACED DN HOLD
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL AMBJLANCE DIVISION
SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL -HOSPITAL. EMFRGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
OUESTIONS RAISEO OVER AMBULANCE SERVICE
DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
SHE HANTS TO MIKE IT "EVENT TO REMEMBER'
MEMBERSHIP COFFEE
MARY LOU CHEEK HONORED BY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
FASHION SHOW HILL BENEFIT HORTHY CAUSE
AUXILIARY FASHION SHOW: IT JILL SPOTLIGHT "A MELODY OF FASHIONS'
•MELOOY OF FASHIONS" PLAYS IN CHAPEL HILL
FASHION "86 FEMININE. BEJEWELED. "FUN"
OURHAM COUNTY GRANO JURY
SEE ALSO GRANO JURIES
SEE ALSO JURY OUTY
OURHAM MAN FACES 3 DRUG CHARGES
DURHAM JURY INOICTS STUOENTS
3 OUKE STUOENTS INDICTED IN ALLEGED DRUG SHAM
DURHAM GRAND JURY INOICTS DEVELOPER. FORMER OFFICER
GRAND JURY INOICTS 72 OF 72
GRANO JURY SESSIONS TO DOUBLE NEXT YEAR
BUSINESSMAN IS INOICTEO IN BREAK-INS
OURHAM COUNTY GROUP HOME FOR THE AJTISTIC. INC.
SEE ALSO AUTISM
GROUP-HOME PLAN ANGERS RESIOEHTS
MEETING SET TODAY ON HOME FOR AUTISTIC IN TRAPPER'S CREEK
HOMEOWNERS WON'T SUE OVER GROUP HOME
GROUP HOME PLANS PROCEEDING DESPITE TRAPPERS CREEK MEETING
GROUP HOME COMPLETES SALE OF HOUSE IN TRAPPERS CREEK
NEW HOUSE NOT BIG ENUUGH
GROUP HOME HAS ADEQUATE SPACE
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS
HOMEOWNERS HOPE TO STALL OPENING OF TRAPPER'S CREEK GROUP HOME
HOMEOWNERS TO ASK GROUP-HOME 3ELAY
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS SAVES TAX DOLLARS
DURHAM COUNTY WON'T DELAY GROJP HOME
AUTISTIC GROUP HOME POLICY TO BE REVIEwEO
GROUP HOME COSTS LOWER
RECORO SET STRAIGHT
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY 3OAR0 OF HEALTH
REPORTS OF HEPATITIS B ON RISE: CASES EXCEED TOTAL FOR ALL OF '84.
AIOS VIRUS TEST IS NOW AVAILABLE AT DURHAM HEALTH DEPARTMENT
TWO DEPARTMENT HEAOS BACK COMPREHENSIVE PAY SYSTEM
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHOWERED WITH PROTESTS OF REVALUATIONS
JUOGE ORDERS PALM PARK APTS. POOLS CLOSED
PALM park POOLS REOPEN TO RESIDENTS AS DROER LIFTED
HEALTH DEPARTMENT PROBING SAL-ONELLA POISONING CASES
HEALTH OFFICIALS QUIET ON SALMONELLA TEST
BUCKLED-UP ORIVER WINS PRIZE; BUT SOME UNBELTED. INREPENTANT
OURHAM HEPATITIS B CASES UP
PROGRAM FIGHTS TEEN PREGNANCY
TEEN-AGE PREGNANCIES RISE
HOME HEALTH NEEDS JUMP
SEPTIC TANKS 'NO. 1 COUNTY HEALTH HAZARD"
DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT., BUOGET
COUNTY LIBRARY SEEKS COMPUTERIZATION
NO HAZAROOUS WASTE MONEY IN PUBLIC HEALTH OEPT. BUDGET
OURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.. HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
MORE ELDERLY PEOPLE WILL NEED QUALITY HOME CARE
LTH DEPT., SANITATION OIVISION
GE COLLECTION. OURHAM
ATION RATINGS
C TANKS. DURHAM
IC SYSTEM REPORT NIXED
ECLARED ON SEPTIC TANK REPORTS
WOE REQUIRES CURE. NOT REVISED REPORTS
ES INSPECTION FORMS FOR SPETIC TANKS. WELLS
PROTECTION FOR C3UNTY HOME BUYERS
OPMS REJECTED
VOTE SURPRISES BOND
ORMS GET BOARD'S DK
SOLUTION EVAOES LEADERS
OUM PONOEREO TO E«TENO WATER. SEWER LINES
ONSIOER EXTENDING WATER LINES
TMENT ISSUES QUARTERLY SANITATION RATINGS
OURHAM COUNTY HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
SEE EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS. OURHAH COUNTY
OURHAM COUNTY HEA
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OURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
J E C T S
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OFFICER'S JOB TENDING HOSPITAL'S OLD HOUNDS
WE'VE HAO OUR PROBLEMS
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.. BUDGET
COMMISSIONERS QUESTION AMBULANCE SERVICE COSTS
RATE HIKE AT COUNTY GENERAL PART OF 161.5 MILLION BUDGET
HOSPITAL SEEKING INCREASE IN FUNDS
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP.. EMPLOYEES
TRIAL BEGINS IN HO SP I T AL -B I A S SUIT
JUDGE OVERRULES MOTION IN HOSPITAL SUIT
JUDGE OVERRULES DEFENSE MOTION IN HOSPITAL SUIT
MAN CHARGING RACIAL BIAS AT HTSPITAL QUESTIONED
TESTIMONY BY UNC ECONOMIST TO BE ALLOWED IN HOSPITAL SUIT
ECONOMIST: HOSPITAL PAYS WHITES LESS
WORKERS WILL DROP SUIT AGAINST HOSPITAL
REPORT: HOSPITAL PROGRESSING IN HIRING MINORITIES. WOMEN
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OFFICER'S JOB TENOING HOSPITAL'S OLO WOUNDS
WE'VE HAO OUR PROOLEMS
COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICIAL HOPES TO INCREASE MINORITY HIRING
HOSPITAL TO FOCUS ON MINORITY HIRING
DURHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL CORP. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ADMINISTRATOR TELLS HOSPITAL BOARD LOSSES MUST RE CUT
HOSPITAL PHONE SYSTEM PLACED ON HOLO
COUNTY HOSPITAL MULLS CENTER'S FUTURE
RATE HIKE AT COUNTY GENERAL PART Of «61.5 MILLION BUDGET
OUKE MAY KEEP SOME TIES WITH =AMILY MEDICINE CENTER
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL RATES TD INCREASE
HOSPITAL STUDIES RESTRUCTURING PLAN
REPORT: HOSPITAL PROGRESSING IN HIRING MINORITIES. WOMEN
BAO 0E3TS AT HOSPITAL COULO INCREASE SI MILLION
DURHAM COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES C POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. DURHAM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, OURHAM COUNTY
BONOS APPROVED
DURHAM COUNTY INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING ANO INSPECTIONS OFFICE
DURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY OF NATURAL ANO CULTURAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO NATURAL RESOURCES
COUNTY PANEL OUTLINES QUALITY OF LIFE INVENTORY
OURHAM COUNTY TREASURES LISTED
DURHAM PRESERVATION EFFORT BACKED
9 GRANTS WORTH S5.500 AWARDED BY GREATER DURHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION AWAROS GRANTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
OURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY SPONSORS PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
INVENTORY HOLDS DURHAM COUNTY PHOTO CONTEST
DURHAM COUNTY PHOTOS GO ON VI=W
PHOTOS MAKE RUSTIC MYTH
PHOTO MUSEUM OPENS: WEST POINT PACKHOUSE HOUSES EXHIBITION
OURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY GIVES PHOTOGRAPHY AWAROS
AGENCY TO INVENTORY COUNTY'S HISTORIC ANO NATURAL FEATURES
OURHAM COUNTY RECEIVES GRANT
COG REFUSES TAX-REPEAL REPORT
OURHAM COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. OURHAM
LABARRE VOWS TO GET TOUGH WITH JAIL'S 'NO SHOWS'
DURHAM JAILERS TURNING WEEKEND PRISONERS AWAY
■LEGAL BUFF" SUES SHERIFF, DETECTIVE
WEEKEND JAIL SENTENCES ARE WEAK-KNEED JUSTICE
OVERCROWOEO JAIL PROBLEM IN COUNTY
WELFARE DEFRAUDER SUFFERS HEAJT ATTACK
MAN FREED AFTER CITING DA MIX-UP
LISTENING: DURHAM JUDICIAL. C3UNTY OFFICIALS SHOW CONCERN FOR PROBLEMS
TALE OF 2 JAIL CASES: 1 SPURNED, I 3URNE0
EX-OEPUTY'S UNEMPLOYMENT PAY PROTESTED
WEEKEND JAIL TERMS STARTING Tj WORK
OFFICIALS STUOY OPTIONS TO EASE CROWDED JAIL
OURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ASSAULTS
PRISONER IS BEATEN IN OURHAM JAIL CELL
PRISONER ASSAULTED
YOUTH JAILED IN SCHOOL STABBING CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING INMATE
OURHAM CO. JAIL, BUDGET
SHERIFF REQUESTS MORE JAIL MONEY
SHERIFF SEEKS NURSES, MORE JAILERS,
OEPUT IES
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ORUGS
JAIL DRUG-SMUGGLING CASE IN OURT FRIOAY
2 OURHAM WOMEN CHARGED IN ORUS - SMUGGL ING ATTEMPT
MARIJUANA FOUND IN CELL
PROSECUTOR OROPS SMUGGLING CHARGE
JAIL INMATE CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING
INMATE CHARGED ON ORUG COUNT
WOMAN CONVICTEO ON COCAINE CHARGE IN SMUGGLING CASE
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ESCAPES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY JAIL, NO- SHOWS
SEE ALSO PRISONER ESCAPES, U.S.
MAN FLEES COURTHOUSE
JAIL-BOUND MAN FLEES FROM BAILIFF'S OFFICE
INMATES ESCAPES WHILE ON WAY TO COURT
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL, NO-SHOWS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY JAIL, ESCAPES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY JAIL, WEEKEND SENTENCES
NO-SHOW PROBLEM CONTINUES AT JAIL
PROBLEM OF NO-SHOWS PERSISTS AT COUNTY JAIL
WEEKEND JAIL SENTENCES AREN'T ENSURED BY PAPER
•YOU. ..THINK YOU CAN SKIP JAIL WITHOUT US . . .NOT IC ING IT!'
JAIL NO-SHOWS RELINQUISH RIGHT TO WEEKEND TERMS
INSIDE
BREAKDOWN IN COMMUNICATIONS
GET-TOUGH POLICY GOES TOO FAR FOR ONE WEEKEND PRISONER
JAIL SENTENCES SHOULDN'T BE WEEKEND VISITATIONS
SCHOOLS BENEFIT AS BONDSMEN FTRFEITURFS TRIPLED
COURT OFFICIALS BLAST HOUSE AMENDMENT FOR 'WEEKENO JAIL'
'WEEKENO JAIL' BILL HARD ON CDURTS, NOT CRIMINALS
WEEKEND JAIL ATTENOANCE BETTER, BUT JUDGE UNIMPRESSEO
WEEKEND JAIL SENTENCES ARE WEAK-KNEEO JUSTICE
OURHAM COUNTY JAIL, OVERCROWDING
SHERIFF SAYS STEPS TO BE TAKEN IF DURHAM JAIL GETS OVERCROWDED
LEARY: COUNTY JAIL NEEDS ANNEX
OA'S OFFICE BLAMED FOR OVERCROWOEO JAIL
OURHAM SHERIFF WANTS SPACE TO RELIEVE JAIL OVERCROWDING
STEPHENS MAY ALTER POLICY ON HEARINGS
MAN JAILED SINCE APRIL LOSES ROUND IN BATTLE FOR FREEDOM
GRAND JURY SESSIONS TO OOUBLE NEXT YEAR
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4/16/85
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5/16/B5
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9/12/B5
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12/09/85
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12/31/85
S U 8 J E
(CARTOONI
UNEQUAL JUSTICE UNFAIR
OURHAM CO. JAIL STILL CROWOEO
OURHAM JUDGE SAYS SOKE SAIL BONDS ARE HAY OUT OF LINE
DURHAM OFFICIALS TAKE STEPS TO ENO CONTROVERSY ON JAIL OVERCROWOI NG
JUDGE LASARRE ACTS TO COUNTER HIGH BAIL BONOS
JUDGE HUDSON RAISES QUESTIONS OF JUSTICE
OLO COURTHOUSE COULD ANSWER S=>ACE SHORTAGE
RULES. COOPERATION HAY CORRECT MISTAKES AT JAIL
TIME REQUIRED TO MEET LONG-RAMGE SPACE NEEOS
OFFICIALS STUOY OPTIONS TO EASE CROWDED JAIL
OURHAH COUNTY JAIL. RECORDS
JAIL AOOPTING NEW PROCEDURES TO AVOIO MISTAKES
RULES. COOPERATION may CORRECT MISTAKES AT JAIL
COURTHOUSE SNAGS ARE SERIOUS 'ROBLEH
DURHAM COUNTY JAIL. WEEKENO SENTENCES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL. NO- SHOWS
WEEKEND JAIL SENTENCES AREN'T ENSUREO 3Y PAPER
•YOU. ..THINK YOU CAN SKIP JAIL WITHOUT US . . .NOTIC ING IT!
JAIL NO-SHOWS RELINOUISH "IGHT TO WEEKENO TERMS
GET-TOUGH POLICY GOES TOO FAR FOR ONE WEEKEND PRISONER
JAIL SENTENCES SHOULON'T BE WEEKEND VISITATIONS
COURT OFFICIALS BLAST HOUSE AMENOMENT FOR 'WEEKEND JAIL"
•WEEKENO JAIL' 3ILL HARD ON COURTS. NOT CRIMINALS
wEEKENO JAIL SENTENCES ARE WEAK-KNEED JUSTICE
WEEKENO JAIL TERMS STARTING TO WORK
-IUPHAM COUNTY JUDICIAL BUILDING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
3EAUTIFUL? RIDICULOUS? OR GROSS?
E-ERGENCY ELEVATOR IS SLOW
FLYING HIGH
COUNTY MAY USE OLO COURTHOUSE FOR OFFICES
COUNTY OFFICES NOW BEST FOR F?RHER COURTHOUSE
ARTS COUNCIL MAY SEEK RENOVATIUN FUNDS
COUNTY BOARD PAYING HIGH PRICE FOR SPACE
JUOGE WANTS 3UILDING FOR COURTS
OLD COURTHOUSE COULO ANSWER S'A.CE SHORTAGE
SALE OF COURTHOUSE NEEOS SECOND LOOK
COURTHOUSE SNAGS ARE SERIOUS 'R?8LEw
COUNTY SPACE NEEOS TO DOUBLE IN OEC»OE
TIME REQUIRED TO MEET LONG-RANGE SPACE NEEOS
COUNTY BOARO TO CONTINUE TALKS ON COURTHOUSE SALE
OURHAM COUNTY MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE
DURHAM RAID BRINGS 49 ARRESTS
JUDGE. MAGISTRATES MEET
NEW RULES DUE FOR MAGISTRATES
MIGISTRATE RECOROS WILL BE TIGHTER
RULES FINE. IF ENFORCED
FRAZIER: SCHOOLS MORE SEGREGATED NOW
wISOOM FROM The BENCH
REASSIGNED MAGISTRATE UNAHPPY WITH JUDGE'S 'EFFICIENCY' -OVES
NEW LOOK
A SHABBY REWARD FOR BRAVERY
LABARRE APPOINTS CHIEF MAGISTRATE
MAGISTRATE BLASTS NE. PAPERWORK
CIVIL MAGISTRATES' SERVICE CRITICIZED
MAGISTRATES' OFFICE NEEDS FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS
MAGISTRATES IMPROVE BUT MORE ^LP NEEDED
JUOGE HUOSON SUMMONS POLICEMAN, SAYS MAGISTRATE REFUSFO
BONDSMEN: MAGISTRATES SETTING BAIL TOO LOW
LABARRE: LOW PROFIT STIRS BONO COMPLAINT
DURHAM COUNTY MANAGER'S OFFICE
BOND PROMISES CLOSER CITY-COUNTY COOPERATION
MEET THE NEW ROSS
NEW COUNTY manager BEGINS DUTIES
BOND TO GIVE REPLY ON AUOI TOR' S REPORT
BOND TO TAKE FIRMER CONTROL OF MANAGEMENT
COUNTY'S NEW MANAGER FEELS 8I3HT AT HOMF
BOND ADMINISTRATION SAID TOPIC OF MEETING
COMMISSIONERS CLASH WITH BOND
COMMISSIONERS HOLD ANOTHER CLOSED SESSION
COMMISSIONERS. 30NO SHOULD AIR BEEF OPENLY
COUNTY MANAGER NOT IN TROUBLE 'AT THIS POINT' — HERON
IF BOND A POOR CHOICE. "LAME THE COMMISSIONERS
C0MMISSI0NERS-80.N0 RIFT GRASS COUNTY ADMINISTRATORS' INTEREST
aOARO MAY ASK BONO FOR REPORTS
COUNTY WANTS REVITALI2ATI0N PLANS SOON
DURHAM COUNTY LEADERS SHOULD CLARIFY JOS ROLES
GIVE COUNTY MANAGER A CHANCE
COUNTY MANAGER DESERVES FAIR CHANCE
BOND'S JOB may BE NEKT
MRS. HERON SHOULD 00 HER FUSSING IN PUBLIC
3ELL SAYS MRS. HERON IS WRONG
COMMISSIONER Says meeting part of job
COMMISSIONER: FUSS IS OVER POLICY
COUNTY INSPECTORS 3YPASSING MANAGER
OURHAM COUNTY RETREAT TO GIVE STAFF 'TOTAL VIEW-
COUNTY MANAGER REVIEWS 1ST YEAR
OUDHAH COUNTY mcntal HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
WINNERS
MENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS NAMED
MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
MENTAL HEALTH HONORS
GROUP-HOME PLAN ANGERS RESIDENTS
OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
COUNTY OFFERED «37,500 FOR m^talLY ILL PROGRAMS
DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY M£NTAL HEALTH RQARO
SEE ALSO HELPLINE IDuRham CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICEI
SEE ALSO LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO mental HEALTH CENTERS. N.C.
OURHAM OFFICIALS EYE CHILDREN'S SERVICES
TWO DEPARTMENT HEAOS BACK COMPREHENSIVE PAY SYSTEM
SPECIAL CHILOREN NEED HEL°
MEETING SET TODAY ON HOME FOR AUTISTIC IN TRAPPER'S CREEK
DURHAM COUNTY MgNTAL HEALTH CENTER, BUDGET
MENTAL HEALTH SEEKS 144 HIKE FROM COUNTY
MENTAL HEALTH OFFICIALS SEEK M.7 MILLION FROM COUNTY
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MONEY IN PUBLIC HEALTH OEPT. BUDGET
OURHAM COUNTY NURSING HOMES AOVISO'Y COMMITTEE
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
see also nursing homes, Durham
NURSING HOME COMMITTEE
DURHAM COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING
SEE DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
SEE OURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE OURHAM COUNTY JUDICIAL BUILOING
DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
CITY PANEL EOG6S MERGeR IOEA "ORWARO
MERG6R OF SEVERAL CITY, COUNTY UNITS MOVES CLOSER
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PROJECT
PLANNING UNITS MERGER WOULD REQUIRE CHANGES
CHAMBER ENDORSES "ERGER CONCEPT
MERGER OF CITY. COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENTS ENDORSED P.Y CHAMBER
COUNTY SEEKING STAFF TO ENFORCE ZONING
SOCIAL SERVICES TO GET SPACE IN BANK BUILDING
HERON SAYS BONO FILLS WRONG JOB
COUNTY INSPECTORS BYPASSING MANAGER
DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING
SEE ALSO OURHAM PLANNING AND ZON
COMMISSIONERS SOFTEN STANO ON
RESIDENTS, THEN PLANNING BOARD
BOARD TO REVIEW DEVELOPMENT PL
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REZONING OPPOSED FOR OFFICES.
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STONEBRIOGE COMPLEX GETS FAVO*
IMMEDIATE TREYBURN REZONING ME
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COUNTY TO CONSIDER REZONING 10
LEOERLE MAY BUILD PLANT IN DU3
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS MAKE CHANG
PLANNERS GET LOOK AT TREY8UPN
MRS. HERON SHOULD 00 HER FUSS!
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON TREYBURN
COMMISSIONER: FUSS IS OVER POL
CHAMBER'S CITY-COUNTY PLAN ON
JOINT CITY-COUNTY PLANNING OE3
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DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. BOOKMOBILE
WOMAN LEAVES 110.000 IN WILL FOR OURHAM BOOKMOBILE PROGRAM
BOOKMOBILE GETS 110.000 8E0.UES T
GIFT SHOWS LOVE OF BOOKS
OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. BUOGE T
COUNTY LIBRARY SEEKS COMPUTERIZATION
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MONEY IN PJBLIC HEALTH OEPT. BUDGET
OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. DIRECTOR
LOVE AFFAIR WITH LIBRARY KEEPS GEORGE LINOER BUSY WITH BOOKS
OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, GIFTS
WOMAN LEAVES 110,000 IN WILL FOR OURHAM BOOKMOBILE PROGRAM
BOOKMOBILE GETS $10,000 BEQUEST
GIFT SHOWS LOVE OF BOOKS
OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, HISTDRY
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LIBRARY CLUB PROJECT
LIBRARY BRANCH TO CELEBRATE REMODELING WITH OPEN HOUSE
OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TOOAY PROGRAM
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MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
S U b J E C T S
PROJECT LIFT
WAPREN BRANCH
SEE PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY,
AN OASIS FJR MANY
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY.
SEE PROJECT LIFT
DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, STANFORD L.
SEE STANFORO L. WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY
DURHAM COUNTY REPUBLICAN INEWSPAPE")
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. DURHAM
IN 188"., GOP HAO PAPER IN DURHAM
DURHAM COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY SANITATION DEPT,
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, DU°HAM
SEE ALSO SANITATION RATINGS
'WASTE-TO-ENERGY' FACILITY MAY SOLVE OURHAM GARBAGE PROBLEM
COMMISSIONERS OK NEW INSPECTION FORM ON WELL, SEPTIC TANK
PROCEDURE MAY HELP SALE OF RESIDENCES IN OURHAM
OUESTIONS RAISEO ON GARBAGE PLAN
TRASH COLLECTORS BALK AT CITY PLANS FOR PRIVATE SERVICE
FINANCE PANEL SHELVES PLAN TO DROP T TRASH COLLECTORS
WATER, SEWER RATES TO BE STUOIED
ADMINISTRATORS GET PAID TO GUIDE CITY EFFICIENTLY
SANITATION SHIFT 'UNFAIR, UNJUST-
DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO A
SEE ALSO H
SCHOOLS'
OR. COBL
COUNTY S
NEW SYST
WOODCROF
PR JOBS
9 GRANTS
SANFORO
REFUGEE
COUNTY S
COUNTY T
BAND FES
COBLE:
BREAKFAS
CHILD-CA
COUNTY S
REPORT
COUNTY S
HE SHOWS
3 STUOEN
LUCASES
SCHOOLS
RT IN STATE BUILDINGS
IGH SCHOOL BAND FESTW
TIME-USE STUOY LIKELY
E STARTS PLANS FOR S TA
CHOOL5 BIG BUSINESS, S
EM BENEFICIAL TO SCH03
T OFFERS COUNTY LANO F
MUST EARN KEEP
WORTH «5.500 AWARDED
SHOULD PUSH OURHAM SCH
CHILOREN GET EDUCATION
CHOOLS HAVE TEMPORARY
0 GET MORE TEACHERS, S
TIVAL: ENTHUSIASTIC Yl
USINESSES, SCHOOLS SHO
T BILL STEP TOWARO COT
RE PROGRAM OESERVES CD
CHOOL REPORT EXPECTED
CHANGE TO MIOOLE SCHO"1
CHOOL OFFICIALS PRAISE
DROPOUTS OTHER CHOIC=
TS SELECTEO FDR HEDICA
SHARE 88 YEARS OF TEAC
PROGRAM
AL
TO AIO INSTRUCTION
FF REORGANIZATION
UPERINTENDENT TELLS GATHERING
LS AND COURTS
OR SCHOOL BUILDING
BY GREATER OURHAM FOUNDATION
OCL NEEDS
AIO
BOOK SHORTAGE
TATE SAYS
UTHS GIVE A LIVELY SHOW
ULD WORK COOPERATIVELY
PERATION
MMITMENT
WEDNESDAY
LS
PLANNING REPORT
S
L PROGRAM
HING AND LEARNING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ABSENTEEISM
COUNTY SCHOOLS WANT TO IMPROVE ATTENDANCE
SCHOOL BOARD OELAYS ACTION ON ABSENTEEISM
COUNTY SCHOOLS STUDY ABSENTEEISM
COUNTY P.OARO GETS ATTENDANCE, FAILURE FIGURES
LOW SCHOOL ATTENOANCE IS LIHKfO WITH FAILURE
CARROT, STICK USEO IN SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
ATTENDANCE POLICY WISE
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ACCR ED I T AT 13 NS
SCHOOLS RE-ACCREDITEO
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ADMINISTRATION
BOARD ENDORSES GOALS FOR SCHOOLS
COBLE PLANS REORGANIZATION OF HIS COUNTY SCHOOL STAFF
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO ADD 3 PUBLIC RELATIONS JOBS
COUNTY SCHOOLS ADDING PUBLIC DELATIONS JOBS
PR JOBS MUST EARN KEEP
COUNTY SCHOOLS HOPE TO NAME 2 ASSISTANTS
CANDIDATES EYED FOR SCHOOL POSTS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS OISCUSS PERSONNEL
BOARD OK'S PERSONNEL SHIFTS FDR SCHOOLS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS UNDERGO STAFF CHANGES
SCHOOL STAFFERS FINISHING MUSICAL CHAIRS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO MOVE
EDUCATOR USEO VACATION FOR INTEGRATION
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, AOVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
AOVANCED COURSES GIVE THEM A JUMP ON COLLEGc
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
TESTING CONTINUES TO RISE
OURHAM COUNTY STUDENTS IMPROVE ON TEST SCORES
STUOENTS SCORE ABOVE AVERAGE
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ART FQUCATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL, COUNCIL FDR CREATIVE ARTS IN THE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM
GRANTS HELPING TEACHERS PROBE LEARNING THEORIES
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DURHAM COUNTY SCHOO
SEE also Durham
SEE ALSD TRUANCY
PUPIL ATTEN0AN
CRACKDOWN URGE
ATTENOANCE PRO
NOTIFYING PARE
PUPIL'S ATTEND
BOARD APPROVES
COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BOARD 0
COUNTY SCHOOLS
COUNTY BOARD G
LOW SCHOOL ATT
CARROT, STICK
ATTENDANCE POL
ATTENDANCE POL
ATTENDANCE POL
SCHOOL ATTENOA
ATTENDANCE PLA
OURHAM COUNTY
LS, ATTENOANCE
CITY SCHOOLS, ATTENOANCE
CE TO BE DISCUSSED
0 ON CHRONICALLY ABSENT PUPILS
POSAL WOULD ESTABLISH LIMITS
NTS KEY TO ANTI-TRUANCY EFFORT
ANCE FLAWLESS
SETTLEMENT TERMS FOR 'SEARCH' S
WANT TO IMPROVE ATTENOANCE
ELAYS ACTION ON ABSENTEEISM
STUDY ABSENTEE1 SM
ETS ATTENDANCE, FAILURE FIGURES
ENDANCE IS LINKED WITH FAILURE
USED IN SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
ICY WINS APPROVAL
ICY WISE
ICY QUESTIONED
NCE POLICY SPAR<S DEBATE
FINE, BUT WITH MODIFICATIONS
EXAM POLICY QUESTIONED
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SEE ALSO AWARDS
AWARDS
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
1 N 0 E X i
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
'Alt 295
1/16/86
FIRM GETS SCHOOL AWARD
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUOGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, BJDGET
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
BAIL BONO CHANGES TO BENEFIT SCHOOLS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO BEGIN BUDGET STUDY
COUNTY SCHOOLS BUDGET PROPOSED
COUNTY SCHOOL BUDGET AWAITS REPORT
OURHAM SCHOOLS SEEK FUNDING FOR COMPUTER
COBLE MOVES KITH REORGANIZATION PLAN
SCHOOLS BENEFIT AS 80N0SMEN FORFEITURES TRIPLEO
BONDSMEN FORFEITURES INCREASE
NEW SYSTEM BENEFICIAL TO SCHOOLS AND COURTS
COBLE: SCHOOLS SHORTCHANGED U COUNTY MANAGER'S BUOGET
COBLE SAYS SCHOOLS NEEO S3 MILLION MOPE THIS YEAR
PROPOSED BUOGET TOTALS S LI 8 MILLION
SCHOOLS PRESS CASE FOR MORE BJDGET MONEY
DURHAM COUNTY TAXES TO RISE
COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY SCHOOLS OISCUSS RAISING OMITTED 13 MILLION
SUSPENSION OF BONO POLICY MAY COST SCHOOLS
SUPPLEMENTAL TAX RATE MAY INCREASE
BELL OFFERS PLAN FOR FINANCING SCHOOL SYSTEMS
BOARD BACKS OFF SALES TAX VOTE
COMMISSIONERS, SCHOOLS BUMP HEADS OVER BUOGET
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY BUOGET OK'O
CLEARING THE RECORO
MANY COUNTY TAXPAYERS MAY PAY UP TO 25X MORE
BOARD MEMBERS GET PAY RAISES
CUTS IN COUNTY SCHOOL BUOGET CRITICIZEO
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUILDING PROGRAMS
HILLANDALE GETS MEOIA CENTER SO-AHEAD
DURHAM SCHOOL BOARO EYES BIOS FOR NEW MEOIA CENTER
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE RULES UPSET WURKERS
RULES TO BE EYED FOR SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO FAVORS DURHAM TECH PLAN
COUNTY'S SCHOOL BUILDINGS STUDIED
COUNTY SCHOOLS BUOGET PROPOSED
COUNTY SCHOOLS NEEO 126 MILLION
WOOOCRQFT OFFFRS COUNTY LANO FOR SCHOOL BUILDING
COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY SCHOOLS DISCUSS RAISING OMITTED 13 MILLION
COMMISSIONERS, SCHOOLS BUMP HEAOS OVER BUOGET
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY BUOGET OK'O
REPORT SLATED ON SCHOOL GROWTH
SWITCH FROM JR. HIGH SCHOOLS, REPORT SAYS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, S:hOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
COUNTY SCHOOLS' BUSES TO CARRY -VIALS OF LIFE'
FOR HANDICAPPEO
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CA
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SPRING BREAK MUCH SHORTER, THA
COUNTY STUDENTS' SPRING VACATI
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE RULES UPSET
SCHOOL BOARD SETS MEETING
RULES TO BE EYED FOR SCHOOL EM
SCHOOLS FOCUS ON VALUE OF TIME
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES SALE OF
COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN TODAY: CIT
TRIANGLE SCHOOLS VARY OPENINGS
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY
OURHAM SCHOOLS CLOSE, ALTER SC
HEAT TO CLOSE SCHOOLS EARLY
HEAT STILL CLOSES TRIANGLE SCH
OURHAM SCHOOLS CLOSING EARLY 1
MANY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY AG
HEAT CURTAILS SCHOOL IN DURHA'l
SCHOOLS CLOSE EARLY AGAIN TOMO
OLDEN OAYS WERE NOT AMY HOTTER
"SCHOOL'S GREAT, MOM'..." (CAR
LATER SCHOOL OPENING CONSIDERE
COUNTY SCHOOLS MAY OPEN LATER
SCHEDULE
LENOAR ANO SCHEOULE
CLOSINGS
SNOW DAYS SCHEOULE
NKS TO SNOW
ON SLIP-SLIDING AWAY
WORKERS
PLOYEES
LANO TO CITY
Y SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY
HEOULES FOR HEAT
OOLS
ONOAY
AIN TOMORROW
ORANGE
RROW
TOON I
0
NEXT FALL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO PARENTS INVOLVED IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION
COUNTY KEEPING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM
COUNTY SCHOOLS GIVE DAY CARE CENTER I-YEAR REPRIEVE
SUPERINTENDENT, PARENTS 0ISAG3EE ON OAY-CARF DUTY
SCHOOLS WILL CONSIOER SPACE, CHILO-CARE NEEDS
REPRIEVE IS WARRANTED FOR SCHOOLS' OAY CARE
DAY CARE EARNS ITS KEEP
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLASS SIZE
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHER-PUPIL RATIO
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SNOW OAYS SCHEDULE
HAZARDOUS ROAOS, POWER OUTAGES EXPECTEO AGAIN
FIRST WINTER SNOW BLOWS INTO OURHAM
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM
NIGHTLIFE! COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES IN THE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
NIGHTLIFE! COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES IN THE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
NIGHTLIFE! COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES IN THE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
COMPUTERIZED DRAFTING CLASS A HIT AT NORTHERN
SEEDS FOR MINDS
BRAVES TRIP SET
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON 'SAFETY NET' FOR NEW TEACHERS
9 GRANTS WORTH 15,500 AWAROED BY GREATER DURHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS
OURHAM SCHOOLS' COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM POPULAR
CLASS HELPS FOOTBALL WIDOWS LEARN GAME
WELCOME TO THE NIGHLIFE OF THF DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. COMPETENCY TESTS
TESTING CONTINUES TO PISE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
COMPUTER TECH
HILLANOALE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES REPORTED
DURHAM SCHOOLS SEEK FUNDING FOR COMPUTER
BESTOWING AWARD
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CONSTRUCTION
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SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. BUILDING PROGRAMS
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
S I
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DURHAM COUNTY SCH
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO PROJE
SEE ALSO READI
YOUNGSTERS E
JUNIOR ACHIE
NORTHERN TEL
DURHAM GETS
REFUGEE CHIL
GRANTS HELPI
COBLE: SCHOO
SORRY. KIDS
RFTURN TO BA
CLARIFICATIO
SEX EDUCATIO
2N0 GRADERS
STUDENTS «FF
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REOUIRED COU
PUPILS LEARN
OOLSi CURRICULUM
m chamber of commerce. economic education programs
m county schoolst advanced placement courses
m county schoolst summer session
ct business
ng
XPRFSS INDIVIDUALITY In DANCE
VEMENT PROGRAM TO BEGIN
ECOM GIFI BRINGING JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT TO SCHOOLS
FUNDS FOR MATH COUNCIL
ORES GET EDUCATION AID
NG TEACHERS PRaeE LEARNING THEORIES
LS NEED T2 RETURN TO BASICS
- START OF SCHOOL MARKS SUMMER'S END ...
SICS NEEOED
N AND CORRECTION
N PROGRAM STRESSES RE SPONS IP I L I TY
LEARN 'LATCHKEY'
ECTEO BY COURSELOAO HIKE
LL STEP TOWARD COOPERATION
RSES NOW WILL AID STUDENTS LATER
ENGLISH ALSO A 'POREIGN' TONGUE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DESEGREGATION
FRAZIER: SCHOOLS more SEGREGATED NOW
FRAZIER RAPS PSO SETUP. SCHOOL SYSTEMS
PANEL: SOME SCHOOLS • RESEGREGA TING'
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DISCIPLINE
CARROT, STICK USED IN SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, OLIVERS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SCHOOL SCHEDULE DRIVING CLASSES
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DROPOUTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. 0'0°OUTS
HE SHOWS DROPOUTS OTHER CHOICES
TOO MANY YOUNGSTERS RUINING FUTURE CHANCES
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, EMPLOYEES (NON-TEACHING STAFF!
SCHOOL BOARD SELECTS NEW SITE FOR RETREAT
SCHOOLS WON'T ALLOW VEHICLES TO GO HOME
CLERK RETIRES
PAY SCALE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES WILL BE EXAMINED
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DURHAM COUNTY SCH
SEE ALSO DURHA
THE FUTURE
PRIVATE SCHO
COUNTY SCHOO
TRAILERS mqv
JORDAN AND N
STUOENT INCS
SLIGHT ENROL
ENROLLMENT:
COUNTY SCHOO
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SCHOOL ENROL
COUNTY SCHOO
COUNTY TO RE
FAST ACTION
SOME JUNIOR
SWITCH FROM
COUNTY SCHOO
ools, enrollment
m city schools, enrollment
durham's growth doesn't necessarily mean mja f. . . . schools
ol enrollments su' ge hasn't hit ourham in '80s
ls show big teacher increase since '75
ed to jordan, northern fop expected enrollment increase
orthern receive more trailers
eases possible
lment drop noted in county schools
county up; city o:wn
ls' enrollment increases by 184
y schools may get more teachers
eduest aooitional teachers
lment is topic
ls push for needed teachers
ceive funds for teachers
new teachers
high schools overcrowded
jr. high schools, report says
ls must grow with population
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, FINAL EXAMS
OURHAM COUNTY EXAM POLICY 3UESTI0NE0
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, FUND RAISING
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GIFTS
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING (SEE ALSO NAMES OF FUND RAISING PROJECTS C
HELPING THE SCHOOLS
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GIFTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, FUNO RAISING
FIRM GETS SCHOOL AWARO
BESTOWING AWARO
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GOALS AND PLANNING
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY 80AR0 OF EDUCATION, GOALS ANO PLANNING
SWITCH FROM JR. HIGH SCHOOLS, REPORT SAYS
REPORT: CHANGE TO MIOOLE SCHOOLS
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS PRAISE PLANNING REPORT
OUPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION
COUNTY GRADUATIONS MAY CHANGE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION 'EOUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
STUOENTS AFFECTED BY COURSELOAD HIKE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GRANTS
INNOVATIVE NEW SPELLING SYSTEM OEPENDS ON SIGHT, NOT SOUNO
OUPHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, GUIDANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GJIDANCE PROGRAM
COUNTY SCHOOLS PROGRAM HELPS 'AISE MOTIVATION
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO HONORS COUNSELOR
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, HEALTH PROGRAMS
HEAO LICE A NUISANCE, BUT NO HEALTH HAZARO
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. HOURS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
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IMMUNIZATIONS
Durham county schools,
see immunizations
ourham county schools, insurance
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
INSURANCE COSTING SCHOOLS MORE
INSURANCE COSTS RISE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTEN
COUNTY SCHOOLS SET REGISTRATION
THE BOSS'S OAUGHTER
SCHOOL OAYS CAN BECOME SCHOOL DAZE WITHOUT AOEOUATE ADVANCE PREPARATION
NEW PROGRAM EASES TRANSITION TO 1ST GRADE
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. DURHAM COUNTY
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DURHAM STRIP-SEARCH SUIT NEARS SETTLEMENT
BOARD APPROVES SETTLEMENT TERMS FOR 'SEARCH* SUIT
PRINCIPAL HAPPY STRIP-SEARCH CASE IS SETTLED
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES. N.C.
ON-THE-GO DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES MAKES LAST MOVE BEFORE RETIRING
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. LJNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C LUNCH PROGRAM
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OKS INCREASES IN LUNCH PRICES
ATTENDANCE POLICY WINS APPROVAL
SCHOOLS TO OFFER VARIEO MENU
SUN DIAL
4 SCHOOLS ARE SELECTEO FOR NUTRITION PROGRAM
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. MAINTENANCE
SCHOOL FOARD SELECTS NEW SITE FOR RETREAT
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE RULES UPSET WORKERS
RULES TO BE EYED FOR SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
MAINTENANCE WORKERS TO AIR PROBLEMS
SCHOOLS WON'T ALLOW VEHICLES TO GO HOME
COMMISSIONERS. SCHOOLS BUMP H1ADS OVER BUOG6T
OURHAM SCHOOLS STILL ACTIVE T-t I S SUMMER
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. MERGER
SEE OURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. MERGER
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. OPENING
JOY, TERROR HERALD SCHOOL REOPENING
SORRY. KIOS - START OF SCHOOL MARKS SUMMER'S ENO ...
REMEMBER THOSE FIRST-OAY JITTERS?
DURHAM SCHOOLS OPEN. CAUSE TRAFFIC CONGESTION
SCHOOL TALK
FIRST DAY
SLIGHT ENROLLMENT DROP NOTED IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
SETTLING IN
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PARENT EDUCATION ANO INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PARENT INVOLVEMENT
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PARENT INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. PARENT INVOLVEMENT
SEE ALSO PARENTS INVOLVED IN PR= SCHOOL EOUCATION
PTA THRIFT SHOP REPLACING 0003 TO DOOR SALES
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PATROLS
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SAFETY PROGRAM
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PEER FACILITATION PROGRAM
COUNTY SCHOOLS PROGRAM HELPS 'AISE MOTIVATION
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PRINCIPALS
COMPUTER TECH
BOARO OK'S PERSONNEL SHIFTS FIR SCHOOLS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS UNDERGO STAFF CHANGES
NATIVE OF TRIANGLE RETURNS FROM VA. AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PUBLIC RELATIONS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RELATIONS
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO AOO 3 PUBLIC RELATIONS JOS
COUNTY SCHOOLS AODING PU8LIC DELATIONS JOBS
PR JOBS MUST EARN KEEP
TWO HIRED FOR NEW SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PUPIL ASSIGNMENTS
BOARD OKS. REJECTS TRANSFERS OF PUPILS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RELIGION
BOARO CONSIOERS 'SILENT MOMENT'
MOMENT OF SILENCE A HARMLESS POLICY
AGAINST SILENT PRAYER
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETARDED f. ^NOICAPPEO PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. RETAROEO I HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
PROJECT CHILD FINO...IADI
COUNTY GRADUATIONS MAY CHANGE
ORAGON IN MINOS OF SIUOENTS
COUNTY SCHOOLS' BUSES TO CARRY 'VIALS OF LIFE
FOR HANDICAPPEO
OURHAM COUNTY SCHUOLS. SAFETY PROG' AM
SAFETY PATROL
SCHOOLS FOCUSING ON BUS-RIDER SAFETY
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOOL 9USES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
ALTERED BUS STOP REQUEST REJECTED
ONE HURT AS SCHOOL BUS. CAR COLLIDE
SCHOOL BUS WRECK PROBED
BUS ORIVER OF THE YEAR
CLARIFICATION
2 MEN CHARGED IN THEFT OF GAS
TEEN GETS 30-OAY TERM FOR ASSAULT ON SCHOOL BUS DRIVER
SEARCH FOR BUS ORIVERS BEGINS: DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL SCHEDULE CLASSES
SCHOOLS FOCUSING ON BUS-RIOER SAFETY
DURHAM CITY SCHOOL MORNING BUS ROUTES ANNOUNCED
BUS INFORMATION GIVEN FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS
ENSURING SCHOOL-BUS SAFETY IS A TOP CONCERN OF OFFICIALS
DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME PUTS SCHOOL BUS RIDERS IN OARK
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SNOW DAYS SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CALENDAR ANO SCHEDULE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CLOSINGS
SEE ALSO SNOW. DURHAM
SNOW OECISION: SCHOOLS 'ERR ON CAUTIOUS SIDE'
SNOW IS ENOUGH FOR STUDENTS TO ENJOY UNSCHEDULED HOLIDAY
IT'S COLD!
VACATION ENDS
BACK TO SCHOOL
MORE SNOW MAY MAKE TRIANGLE TRAVEL HA7AR00US
SNOW BRAKES CITY: LIGHT FALL CLOSES MANY AREA SCHOOLS
MONDAY'S SNOW t. SUNSHINE ON TJESOAY = SCHOOL TOOAY
SPRING BREAK MUCH SHORTER. THANKS TO SNOW
ICY ROAOS MAKE DRIVING HAZARDOUS IN DURHAM AREA
COUNTY STUDENTS' SPRING VACATION SLIP-SLIDING AWAY
SNOW DAYS MAOE SAFE OAYS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SPECIAL EOUCATION
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1/16/86
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. RETARDED L HANOI CAPPEO PROGRAMS
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, STUOENT GROJPS
SEE ALSO EOUAL ACCESS LEGISLATnN
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. STUOENT GROUPS
COUNTY BOARD PQNOERS TUOENT MEETINGS
OPEN ACCESS IS 5TU0IE0
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUMMER SESSION
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM
CLAY MURAL TAKING SHAPE
AND A LITTLE OVER HERE
PROGRAM CLOSES
1URHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUM-ER SESSION
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SJMMER SESSIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CURRICULUM
SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS IN OURHAM
ANO A LI TTLE OVER HERE
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
COBLE BEGINS TOP JOB WITH COUNTY SCHOOLS
NEW SCHOOLS CHIEF FACING BUDGET WORK
COBLE CHANGES COUNTY MEETING FORMAT
COUNTY BOARD PONDERS TUOENT MCETINGS
BOARD HANTS INFORMAL GET-TOGETHER. TO HEAL ELECTIONS HOUNDS
SCHOOL CHIEF UP TO EARS IN WO' K
COBLE PLANS REORGANIZATION OF HIS COUNTY SCHOOL STAFF
COBLE MOVES WITH REORGANIZATION PLAN
COUNTY SCHOOLS HOPE TO NAME 2 ASSISTANTS
CANDIDATES EYED FOR SCHOOL POSTS
SCHOOL OFFICIALS 01SCUSS PERSONNEL
BOARD OK'S PERSONNEL SHIFTS FOR SCHOOLS
RELAXING DIFFICULT FOR COBLE, WHO LABELS SELF • OV ER ACHI EVER •
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., BJOGET
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NEW COUNTY BU0G6T WOULO SLICE RATE BUT LET PILL CLIMB
SUPPLEMENTAL TAX RATE MAY INCREASE
BELL OFFERS PLAN FOR FINANCIN". SCHOOL SYSTEMS
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY BUDGET OK • D
MANY COUNTY TAXPAYERS MAY PAY UP TO 25$ MORE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TE ACHER- PUP1 L RATIO
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. OURHAM COUNTY
COUNTY SEEKS MORE TEACHERS
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO SEEK OK FOR OVERSIZED CLASSES
SOME JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS OVERtROWOEO
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, TEACHERS
SEE TEACHERS. DURHAM COUNTY
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO TEXTBOOKS
COUNTY SCHOOLS HAVE TEMPORARY BOOK SHORTAGE
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. TRANSFER STJOENTS
NEW PROCEDURE SET UP for STUOENT TRANSFERS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OK S INCREASES IN LUNCH PRICES
BOARD OKS. REJECTS TRANSFERS OF PUPILS
CUTS IN COUNTY SCHOOL 8U0GET CRITICIZEO
STUDENT-TRANSFER POLICY SPARKS OEBATE
OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANOALISM
SEE ALSO VANOALISM, OURHAM
VANOALS DAMAGE MANGUM ELEMENTARY
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
FREE TICKETS
BENEFIT PLANNED
■ENTERTAINMENT- BACK AGAIN MA'CH 2
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
OURHAM COUNTY SEDIMENTATION CONTROL
SEE SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, OURHAM CITY ANO DURHAM COUNTY
OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
SATELLITE STATIONS 3EGING USED
SHERIFF REJUESTS MORE JAIL MONEY
SHERIFF SEEKS NURSES. MORE JAILERS. DEPUTIES
CRIME FALLS 22. 3X IN DURHAM COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OEPUTY MONITORS MAN'S TAX HEARING
LSARy: COUNTY JAIL NEEDS ANNEX
DURHAM SHERIFF WANTS SPACE TO RELIEVE JAIL OVERCROWOING
MAJOR CATEGORIES OF OURHAM CRIME DECLINE THIS YEAR
COMMUNITY WATCH 'A LIFESAVER' TO GO»MAN RFSIOENT
EX-DEPUTV'S UNEMPLOYMENT PAY PROTESTED
SHERIFF: 1935 A GOOO YEAR, BUT PROBLEMS REMAIN
DURHAM COUNTY SHERI
PROPOSED BUDGE
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COUNTY SOCIA
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FF'S DEPT., BUDGET
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FF'S OERT., OEPJTIES. ASSAULTS
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PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, ASSAULTS
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L SERVICES OEPT.
OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
ANO WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
MESSAGE
CONSERVATION SERVICE
ATION SERVICE
FORCE ON ALTERNATIVES TO TRAINING SCHOOLS
NATIVES TASK FORCE
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAOE 299
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oupham county tax office
see also durham city tax office
see also oupham county, n.c.t p.:
see also durham county, n.l., ta
see also property taxes, durham
see also taxes, ourham county
durham county sets tax listing
property values expected to sk
2 ourhams eye 19 million loss
durham tax collector retires;
bell says commissioners didn't
county tax office probe draws
s9i probes tax records
auoitors set review of county
county worker relieved of duty
tax payments of 1500,000 founo
1500,000 found in ourham tax v
small amount of tax money miss
chamber pushed for courthouse
figures on taxes not final: 13
auoitors seek up to si, 500 in
county can't fino 11, 200 to 11
officials imply ourham tax off
1802 unaccounted for in bryan"
bond to give reply on auditor1
why the inuen00s7
city panel edges merger ioea f
merger of several city, county
auditors' report is due
county mum as tax records audi
stephens to study auditor's re
sbi continues probe of tax col
decision on missing money oel»
oistrict attorney delays oec is
bryan oecision is due
decision on tax probe oue toda
2 to be chasgeo with embezzlin
ex-county tax collector, clerk
bono says search of old tax re
bryan wants to be heard on cha
ex-tax official wants chance t
county manager: another tax aj
bryan pleads 'no contest' to "
former tax collector sentenced
mercy tempers justice
embezzlement charges dropped a
stephens drops embezzlement ch
revaluations irk many
4,500 lano owners protest reva
little leeway being preoicteo
'there's no way i can pay the
revaluation hearings open
80ap0 favors 4-year revaluations
durham county youth athletic association
see ourham county athletic association
ourham county youth house
see also juvenile delinquency
see also training schools
county eyes spending by center
county probes youth center's use of money
durham oay care council
see also aio to families with oepenoent children
see also chilo care
see also chilo care centers
relief's in sight for working parents with sick chiloren
dti holding oay-care conference
early education topic of meeting
shared knowledge helps
things to 00 this summer
less oay-care space proposal criticizeo
diluting child-care space rules opposed
after school care available
list of oay-care substitutes jill be helpful tool for centers,
spanking at oay-care centers to be oebateo
VENUES
X RATE
COUNTY
LOCATIONS
YROCKET IN DURHAM
AUDIT SLATED
GET TAX MANAGEMENT REPORTS
SBI
TAX RECORDS
IN VAULT
AULT
ING
SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS...
,409,552 DELINOUENT END OF 'a*
DELINQUENT TAX PAYMENTS
,500
ICE LOSS COULD HIT 110,000 AT MOST
S LAST 7 MONTHS
S REPORT
ORWARD
UNITS MOVES CLOSER
T ENDS
PORT ON COUNTY TAX OFFICE
LECTOR'S OFFICE
YEO
ION ON TAX PROBE
CHARGEO
CORDS MAY CONTINUE
RGES
0 BE HEARD
OIT NEEOLES EXPENSE
ISOEMEANOR
: 'NO-CONTEST' PLEA ENTEREO BY BRYAN
GAINST TAX CLERK
ARGES AGAINST FORMER TAX CLERK
LUATION
FOR TAX CHANGE
TAXES' - PROPERTY OWNER
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DURHAM OEPT.
SEE ALSO 0
DURHAM P
OURHAM G
COMMITTE
CITY PAN
MERGER 0
TWO GRAV
PLANNING
CHAMBER
MERGER 0
OURHAM S
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CITY PRO
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RESIOENT
DURHAM p
CITY-IN"
OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
URHAM PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
LANNERS TO PROVIDE DOWNTOWN REV I T AL I Z AT ION STRATEGY
ROWTH TO BE STUOIEO
E WILL STUDY CITY GROWTH
EL EDGES MERGER IDEA FORWARO
F SEVERAL CITY, COUNTY UNITS MOVES CLOSER
6S IN PATH OF PROJECT
UNITS MERGER WOULD REQUIRE CHANGES
ENDORSES MERGER CONCEPT
F CITY, COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENTS ENDORSED BY CHAMBER
TUOIES BUFFERS
, SKYSCRAPER CONCERNS RAISEO AT 21ST CENTURY HEARING
S NEEO REPAIRS
POSES POLICIES FOR UTILITIES EXPANSION
SE SALE PLANS PUT ON HOLD
IAL BUILDING TOPS LAST YEAR'S LEVEL
LAN INCLUOES CONCERNS OF RESIDENTS
TIATED ANNEXATION HEADING SET
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OURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION C UTILITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., TRANSPORTATION HISTORY
SEE ALSO DURHAM TRAFFIC ENGINEERING OIVISION
DURHAM TRAFFIC SYSTEM SCHEDULED FOR TESTING
DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE DOWNTOWN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
DURHAM DEVILS I SOCCER t
DURHAM DEVILS
OURHAM OIAGNOSTIC LIONS CLUB
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., MEDICAL INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO LION'S CLUB, OURHAM
WILLIAMS TO SPEAK
LIONS CLUB BENEFIT A WORTHY PROJECT
OURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SEE ALSO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM POLICE OEPT.
PRETRIAL ARTICLES UNFAIR
OURHAM PROSECUTORS. CHILD ADVOCACY GROUP AT ODOS
PLEA-BARGAINS NEEDED IN CHILO ABUSE CASES
SUSPECTED THIEF'S LAWYER SAYS PRETRIAL AGREEMENT VIOLATED
DA'S OFFICE BLAMEO FOR OVERCROWDED JAIL
STEPHENS MAY ALTER POLICY ON HEARINGS
MAN JAILED SINCE APRIL LOSES ROUND IN BATTLE FOR FREEDOM
S 2 1/30/85 C 1
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l»D!
12/31/
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otr.i 100
1/15/36
HAN FREED AFTER CITING DA H I X- UP
Dui2ASLOFFICULSUT«lPsTEPS T3 END CONTROVERSY ON JAIL OVERCROWDING
JUDGE PRAISED FOR HELPING INMATE
nilRHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICEt ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
DURHAM OISjRIL^ i,^T^CT\yTa^E;s GET CASES IN SUPERIOR COURT
DA HIRES 2 NEW ASSISTANTS
DEFAMATION SUIT FILED AGAINST COURT OFFICIAL
SUIT ACCUSES ASSISTANT OA OF INTIMIDATION
DURHAM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. ELECTIONS
LAWYER EYEING RACE fqp DISTRICT ATTORNEY
OISTRICT ATTORNEY TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
SMITH NOW OFFICIALLY IN DA R AC E
OARRYL SMITH TO RUN FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DURHAM OISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS. OURHAM COUNTY
1URHAM OUKE CAMPAIGN
SEE OURHAN/DUKE CAMPAIGN
DURHAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (PROPOSED!
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM „„.
PARTNERSHIP MAY AID SMALL BUSINESSES
OUPM,HOe-LT,M?SCDS°CHANGE: FIRST POWER PLANT
OURHAM ELKS LOOGE
SEE ALSO BEAUX ARTS BALL
ELKS HOOP SHOOT CONTEST SCHEDULED
ELKS CLUB TO HOLO HOOP SHOOT :ONTEST
INSTALLS OFFICERS
CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTING PROGRAM PLANNED
OFFICERS, SPEAKER
TOPPERS BALL .__
ELKS LOOGE SETS 'HOOPS' CONTEST
ELKS LODGE MOLDS HOOP-SHOOT
PREPARING PACKAGES
DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE „„,...
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO FIREWOOD
SCE ALSO HEATING FUELS
SEE ALSO INSULATION
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
SEE ALSO WINTERUATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN-IN-ACTION
SEE ALSO WOOD
YOUR CONTRIBUTION WOULD WARM 1 HOME
EMERGENCY FUNO RUNNING OUT OF TIME
WINTER ON WAY; "EAT FUNDS NEEDED
DURHAM'S HOMELESS GET REFUGE FROM COLD
LENDING A HELPING HAND
FUEL AID FUNDS DEPLETED
OURHAM ENERGY FUND ABOUT tlO.DOO SHORT
KING SERVICE RAISED FUNOS FOR THE NEEDY
HEATING FUNO MEETS GOAL
RESPONSE HEARTWARMING
l!jK?tPOWER0ASKSVCUsVoMlIs,TO HELP NEEDY PEOPLE HEAT HOMES THIS -INTER
OUKE POWER MATCHING GIFTS TO ENERGY FUNO
ENERGY PANEL NEEOS FUEL FUNDS
DURHAM EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL PREPAREDNESS .-„.»,.
COMBATING TOXIC WASTES FOCUS IF OTI'S ENVIRONMENTAL SFMINAR
EMA PREPARED IF GLORIA HITS DJRHAM
OURHAM EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
DURHAM ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
DURHAM ENERGY INFORMATION OFFICE
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION, DJRHAM
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
ENERGY WORKSHOP
DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB
SEE ALSO FREEDOM SHRINE
!cK1ROAONRACE TO RAISE money f0R PREVENTION OF CHILO ABUSE
RECEIVE FLAG
TO THE RESCUE
LEADER OF THE PACK
FREEDOM SHRINE
YOUTH OF YEAR
PRESENTS AWARD
FOR GOLDEN DEEDS
A GIFT OF FREEDOM
CLUB members TO ATTENO CONFERENCE
IT WAS "CRATE DAY' AT ANGIER AVENUE
AWARO WINNERS
EXCHANGING PLACES ,
JOROAN LAUOS CLUB FOR GROWTH, SUCCESS „-„Tu.
MARKHAM PROCLAIMS NOVEMBER • OV. E NATION UNDER GOP MONTH-
CLUB PLANNING 'ONE NATION UNDER GOD' BRFAKFAST
SANFORD. OFFICIALS SET FOR 'ONE NATION' MEAL
■ONE NATION... '
OURHAM FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE ..„„. ....
SEE FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE OURHAM, N.C.I
OURHAM FINANCE DIVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. BONO RATING
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C.. BUDGET _^
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, FINANCE COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY CINANCE 3EPT.
CITY ACCOUNTING SOUNO, FIRM SAYS
CITY FINANCE HEAO LEAVING POST
OURHAM FIRE ACADEMY
CITY FLOOOEO WITH FIREMEN REC'UITS
FIRE CHIEF PLEASED WITH APPLICANTS FOR TRAINING CLASS
450 RECRUITS BEGIN TESTS FOR =IREM£N
TESTS BEGINNING FOR FIRE ACADEMY
DURHAM FIRE CEPT.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. FIRE TRUCKS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. FIRE DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FIRE COM-ISSION
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SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
SEE ALSO PROFESSIONAL POLICE C FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SAFETY ACTION GROUP
SEE ALSO RESCUE 11
RET IRES
PSO ENO RECOMMENDED: PROBERS FNOORSE SEPARATE OURHAM POLICE. FIRE OEPTS.
OFFICERS. FIREMEN RELUCTANT TO TALK ABOUT PROPOSAL
COST CUTS. BETTER PROTECTIUN LINKED TO SCRAPPING PSO
COUNCIL FACES TOUGH TASK IN PONDERING PSO STUDY
CHIEF CRITICIZES NEGATIVE PSO STUDY
PETITION BACKS PSO PROGRAM
COUNCIL MEMBERS ANXIOUSLY AWAITING PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PROTEST STUDY
PSO REPORT HAOE PUBLIC BEFORE CITY OFFICIALS HAD IT
ABOLISH PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, PUT SLOWLY - CONSULTANTS
DURHAM PSO STUOY GAPS ARE POINTED OUT
OFFICERS' REACTION MIXED ON ENDING PUBLIC SAFETY FORCE
PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY REVIVES OL 0 PROBLEMS
FIRM RECOMMENOS RELOCATING F 15 E STATIONS, TRUCKS
FIREFIGHTERS DID FINE
PUBLIC SAFETY HAS FLAWS BUT CT TY CAN MAKE IT WORK
SEPARATE FIREFIGHTERS. POLICE TO SAVE MONEY
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFERS DU»HAM MORE PROTECTION
PSO STUOY CAN BE MOOIFIED
CONFUSION STALLS POLICE. FIRE SERVICE
FORMER POLICE CHIEF BACKS PUBLIC SAFETY
PSO FLAP IS POLITICAL
LASSITER DEFENDS PSO PROGRAM
MORE OFFICERS JOIN PSO DEBATE
PSO PROGRAM DEBATE CONTINUES
PROPOSEO END TO PUBLIC SAFETY STRAINS AGAINST ITS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
COUNCIL MUST ASSURE POLICE. FIRE PROTECTION
CRITIC BACKS POLICE. FIRE UNITS
OURHAM OFFICERS SUPPORT CHANGES TO "SO FINDINGS
HEED FIREMEN, POLICE
PSO SERVICE THREATENEO
PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE BOILS ON TOWARO COUNCIL SESSION
SERVICE LEVEL OT BE MAIN POINT OF PUBLIC SAFETY DEBATE
PROPOSEO CHANGES IN FIRE SERVICE CAUSE DI SAGRCEHENT
COMMENTS SHOW PSO CONTROVERSY
PSO SOUABBLE KEEPS CONSULTANTS BUSY
POLICE. FIRE. PUBLIC SAFETY DOING THEIR JOB
KEEP DURHAM SAFE
PUBLIC SAFETY TO BE TOPIC ON TV SHOW
CABLEVISION' S 'INSIGHT- PROGRAM TO EXAMINE PUBLIC SAFFTY ISSUE
COUNCIL TO HEAR MORE ON PSO ISSUE JUNE 4
MORE PUBLIC SAFETY HEARINGS SET
PSO UNCERTAINTY COMPLICATES BUDGET
PUBLIC SAFETY DEBATE INCLUDES FIRE RATING
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS OISPUTE BASIS FOR SPLIT
PROPOSAL TO REDUCE NIGHT PATROLS CAUSES CONCERN
OURHAM COUNCIL TO HEAR PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERNS
PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL CRITi: IZEl BACK PROGRAM
PSOS CITE TURMOIL, ASK EARLY DECISION
PROLONGED PSO DECISION BAD FOR CITIZENS, OFFICERS
FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION IS COJNCIL'S DILEMMA
SEPARATE POLICE, FIRE UNITS
PENOING PSO VOTE SPURS MANEUVERING
HAVE YOUR SAY AT PSO HEARING
VOTERS ALLIANCE. LABOR UNION AGAINST KEEPING PSO PROGRAM
PUBLIC SAFETY SUPPORTED
CITY ENDS PSO PROGRAM
CITY STUDIES SWITCH FROM PUBLIC SAFETY
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS NO RETRIBUTION
PROPONENTS, OPPONENTS SAY IT'S TIME FOR RECONCILIATION
LOOK OUT FOR FALLOUT FROM COUNCIL'S VOTE
FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO SEPARATE FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION
ANNEXED AREA FILES COMPLAINT
FIRE. POLICE DECISION TO COST DURHAM MORE
SOME PRAISE, OTHERS RAP OECISION TO ABANOON PUBLIC SAFETY CONCEPT
OURHAM POLICEMAN...
OURHAM IS 'REGRESSIVE. NOT PROGRESSIVE'
PSO OECISION MEANS PAYING MORE FOR LESS
SOME PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS MAY BE CONVERTED IN A YEAR
OURHAM WOMAN FIGHTS TO SAVE PSO
POWELL: MORE POLICE CHANGES PENDING
RESTRUCTURING OF POLICE FIRE UNITS DUE NEXT MONTH
OFFICIALS WORK ON PLAN TO SEPARATE POLICE. FIRE
FIRE DEPARTMENT TAKING SHAPE
INTERIM FIRE CHIEF NAMES THRE^ ASSISTANTS, TRAINERS
73 PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PLAN TO TRANSFER TO FIRE DEPARTMENT
61 PSOS SEEK TRANSFER TO FIRE OEPT. THIS MONTH
LAND EXCHANGE TO PROVIDE SITE FOR OURHAM FIRE STATION
SHIFTING OF VETERAN PSOS MARKS UNEASY TRANSITION
POWELL TO REPORT TO COUNCIL ON SEPARATING DEPARTMENTS
SEPARATE POLICE. FIRE TO COST CITY 115.7 MILLION
CITY: LABOR-LAW RULE WON'T CUT SERVICES
PUBLIC SAFETY AN ALBATROSS
TRANSITION DAY
FULL FIRE DEPARTMENT EXPECTEO BY MID-1986
ENGINE NO. 71 MAOE 139 RUNS
NO PROBLEM SEEN IN FIRE TRUCK SHIFT
CITY COUNCIL'S SNOW JOB
CITY FLOOOED WITH FIREMEN RECRUITS
FIRE CHIEF PLEASED WITH APPLICANTS FOR TRAINING CLASS
FIREFIGHTERS CHECK OUT FIRES BEFORE THEY START
FIRE SURVEYS BEING CONOUCTEO IN 3UIL0INGS
450 RECRUITS BEGIN TESTS FOR FIREMEN
FIRE-SAFETY EFFORTS A YEAR-ROJNO TASK
HEADING UP
30 TO ATTEND FIREFIGHTING SCHOOL
CITY CONSIDERS LEASING BUILOING FOR POLICE USE
SERVICE HONOR
POLICE. FIREMEN PRAISED
FIRE DEPT., PARKWOOD VOLUNTEERS ENTER CITY'S 1ST MUTUAL-AID AGREEMENT
BUS ROUTE CHANGES TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH
WATER, SEWER EXPANSION PLANS FOR DURHAM SURVIVE
SPACE OFfERED FOR POLICE USE
DURHAM FIRE DEPT., BUOGET
BUDGET FOR POLICE, FIRE UNITS NOT LIKELY TO BE READY BY FRIDAY
SEPARATE POLICE, FIRE TO COST CITY U5.T MILLION
CITY TOLD POLICE, FIREFIGHTIN3 COSTS WILL RISE
REORGANIZATION MAY CUT FIRE, POLICE SERVICE
SEPARATION TO COST MORE
CITY COUNCIL BONER WILL COST TAXPAYERS
CITY COUNCIL PUTS OFF OECISION ON POLICE, FIRE TRANSITION BUDGET
CITY TO VOTE ON FIRE, POLICE BUDGET TOMORROW
GREAT DEALS WITH FINE PRINT ICARTOON)
CITY COUNCIL OKS POLICE, FIRE SERVICE BUOGET
POLICE, FIRE SEPARATION BEGINNING
COUNCIL STILL FUMBLING
PUBLIC SAFETY BREAK-UP NOT FISCALLY SOUND
A COSTLY DECISION
POLICE, FIRE TRANSITION: WILL SERVICES DECLINE?
COUNCIL SHOWED COURAGE
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DURHAM FIRE DEPT., FAYETTEVILLE ST. STATION
2 PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS TARGETS FOP CONVERSION
DURHAM FIRE OEPT., FIRE CHIEF
CITY NAMES INTERI" POLICE. FPE CHIEFS
INTERIM POLICE CHIEF, FIRE CHIEF NAMED
2 PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS TARGETS FOR CONVERSION
POLICE. FIRE CHANGE HAS ABLE LEADERSHIP
FIRE. POLICE CHIEFS' POSITIONS EXAMINED
POLICE ANO FIRE CHIEFS' POSTS MADE PERMANENT
LASSITER. THOMPSON GET POLICE. FIRE POSTS
OUPHAH FIRE DEPT., FIREFIGHTERS
SEE ALSO FIREFIGHTERS
CITY'S FIRE TRAINING SHARPLY CHALLENGED
AWAROS GIVEN
U DURHAM FIREFIGHTERS TO SE MA"E0 CAPTAINS
DURHAM FIRE OEPT., NORTH DUKE STATION
NO PROBLEM SEEN IN FIRE TRUCK SHIFT
DURHAM FIRE OEPT., PROMOTIONS
11 DURHAM FIREFIGHTERS TO BE NAMEO CAPTAINS
"DURHAM FIRST"
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHA-BSR OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO LITTER
durham first: ibs') vie*
Durham first half-marathon
see also long-0istance punning
ourham roao races canceled
durham gas co.
see public seovice co. of n.c.
durham half-marathon
see ourha" first half-marathon
durham hardware
police probe break-in
durham harley-davioson/kawasaki inc.
moped, helmets stolen
man eluoes police in chase
ourham herald co.
see also ourham morning herald
see also durham sun [newspaper1
see also herald-sun golf tournament
see also newspaper in education
action on zoning change delayed
reservoir on schedule
herald-sun plans delayed
panel refuses to silence traf=ic signal issue
newspaper site plans ok
city council to seek state aid for apartments
historic group stuoies site plans
protect downtown area
beer licenses pass, but two s'ew
city board of adjustment grants ourham herald co. permit f jp . . . bu ild ing
githens team eoges carrington in history 9qwl at bennett place
newspaper starts center
u.6 million adoition to 'herald' builoing off to good start
inside r.l.taylor
digging out
resioent ghost may haunt newspaper office building
INSIOE
jersey ooesn't bounce. but walks tightrope connecting steel bea"s
welding work
aodition takes shape
the magic electric fire
newspapers' chairman oies
durham herald co. board head dies
steeo rollins: chairman of newspapers' boaro firm advocate of. ..public
rollins services set
rollins was deoicated to eetter newspapers
herald chairman rollins is buried
MORE THAN 500 ATTEND FUNERAL F OR DURHAM HERALD CO. CHAIRMAN
COUNCIL RESOLUTION HONORS STEED ROLLINS
COUNCIL HONORS STEED ROLLINS
DECEMBER INSIGHT
GROUP TAKES NO ACTION ON BONO ISSUE
RECEIVE SERVICE AWAROS
150.000 GIFT PLEDGED TO ARTS :ENTER DRIVE
DURHAM HERALD CO. GIVES S5O.OD0 TO ARTS COUNCIL
OURHAM HERALD CO.. ADVERTISING DEPT.
MAN ROBBED IN HOME
REMEMBER DAO... FATHER'S DAY (AOI
REMEMBER OAY... FATHER'S OAY [AOI
DURHAM HERALD CO., CIRCULATION DEPT.
GOOD NEWS. ROXBORO. ..DURHAM MORNING HERALD 1A0I
THANK YOU. ..ROXBORO (AOI
CARRIER SELECTED
THANK YOU...HENOER SON
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SUBJECTS
PAGt 313
1/16/86
GOLFERS LOSE GOOD FRIENO
MEAL TACKNEV
RECEIVE SERVICE AWARDS
THE BEST OF CHARLIE
MAN SHOT TO OEATH ON BURCH AVENUE
SUN ASSOCIATE EDITOR RETIRES
OURHAM HERALD CO.. NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION PROGRAM
SEE NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION
DURHAM HERALD CO., PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
SANDRA W. ROWLEY RECEIVES 'HE'ALO* PERSONNEL POST
HERALD CO. TAPS HEAD OF PERSONNEL
DURHAM HERALO-SUN, LIBRARY
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, DURHAM
SPEAKS IN PARIS
MORE THAN OISTANCE INVOLVED IN AFR I C A-TO- AMER I C A MOVE
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL
11. 1 MILLION RENOVATIONS EARMARKED AT CITY HIGH SCHOOLS
OECISIONS. DECISIONS
OHS, HILLSIDE GET 'B' RATINGS
ROBOTICS SESSION WILL BE OFFERED AT OURHAM HIGH
ROBOTIC DEMONSTRATION
JAZZMAN ASKS MUSICAL QUESTION: IF YOU'RE CONCERNED, THEN SHOW IT
SCHOOL SWITCHING TO GAS. ENDING PUFFING BLACK SMOKE
OUTRAGEOUS
BASKETBALL BENEFIT SET AT DURHAM HIGH
SHOWTIME
CURRICULUM FAIR HELO AT DURHAM HIGH
DURHAM HIGH ANNOUNCES ITS HON3R STUOENTS
SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
SOME OF THE FOLKS WHO MADE IT HAPPEN
PUBLIC-SERVICE TV SHOW FILMED AT OURHAM HIGH
RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
GAS LEAK FORCES OHS EVACUATION
STANDARD C POOR'S GIVES COUNTY AAA BOND hATING
BREAK IN GAS LINE CAUSES EVACUATION AT DURHAM HIGH
DHS RELEASES 4TH QUARTER, 2ND SEMESTER HONOR ROLLS
OURHAMHIGH GETS HONOR
SCHOOL HONOREO
CHECKING THE DIP STICK
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR, DROP 2 COURSES
CORRECTION
ASKING QUESTIONS
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS PRAISEO
IT'S OFFICIAL
LOU RAWLS TO PERFORM
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
OHS ROOFING BIOOER OK
OOOR SET ON FIRE AT SCHOOL
ARSON SUSPECTEO
FORMER FOOTBALL STAR SAYS HE FLUFFED HIS WAY INTO ACTING
SUPPORTIVE FANS
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, DURHAH
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C., ASSAULTS
OURHAM SURVIVES HALLOWEEN
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
SEE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILYI
CLASS OF '45 AODRESSES SOUGHT
DHS CLASS OF ",5 PLANS 40TH REUNION
DURHAM HIGH CLASS OF I91B TO HOLD REUNION
CLASSMATES REMINISCE
DHS CLASS OF '45 REUNION SET
CLASS OF 1940
WOMEN ACHEIVERS OFFER ADVICE
DURHAM HIGH CLASS OF '35 PLANS REUNION
DHS 50TH REUNION
PERFECTION: IT'S SOMETHING '65 DHS TEAM REMEMBERS 20 YEARS LATER
REUNION PLANNED
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRAOUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, STJDENTS
SEE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILYI
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS START JUNE 7
DURHAM GRADUATIONS BEGIN JUNE 7
DURING COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES: OURHAM HIGH HONORS MCKINNEY
GRAOUATION SMILES
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
2 ADMINISTRATORS FOR CITY SCHJOLS RETIRING
DURHAH HIGH SCHOOL, REUNIONS
SEE DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CLASS REUNIONS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, STUOENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, CL'SS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL, GRAOUATION
SEE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILYI
DURHAM HIGH LISTS HONOR ROLLS
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
LOCALS MAKE ALL-STATE
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME
DURHAM HIGH HALL OF FAME TO ADD MCKINNEY, UMSTEAD
DURING COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES: DURHAM HIGH HONORS MCKINNEY
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND
SEE ALSO MARCHING 3AN0S
THE SIGHT OF MUSIC
IN CHARGE
FLUTE SOLO
ENVIOUS EYE
SCHOOL BANOS GET NEW UNIFORMS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
OHS PAYS TRIBUTE TO UMSTEAD
BEST OF THE BULLDOGS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (BOYSI
BULLDOGS HANOED THEIR ELEVENTH LOSS
CHAPEL HILL TRIPS 'DOGS AT THE LINE
TIGERS HOLO OFF FEISTY BULLDOGS
A KNIGHT OF KEEP-AWAY
CARRINGTON TURNS ON OFFENSE, PUTS BITE IN BULLDOGS' ATTACK
BULLDOGS PUT BITE ON HILLSIDE
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5/19/85
5/22/85
6/07/85
6/07/85
6/08/85
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N L38
N P.38
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2/13/85
2/15/»5
5/03/85
5/24/85
6/07/65
9/06/85 A
9/06/85 A
9/06/85 C
9/29/85 A
10/18/85 C
2/02/85 A
5/28/85 0
1/13/85 C
1/25/85 C
1/25/85 D
2/02/85 D
2/03/85 C
2/06/85 B
I P N 83"
8 P P »66
1 P P M66
3 P P T37
1 N J13
4 P P S76
N
N C36
N C09
P K30
N C36
N C36
INDEX
12/31/85
BULLDOGS DEMOLISH HORNETS
BODMIN'S STEAL SPARKS CHAPEL HILL PAST OURHAM
FRUSTRATIONS PLAGUE OHS
DOGS" CARRINGTQN TO HISS 2 GAMES
PERSON POUNDS BULLDOGS. 87-60
FOLLOW THE LEADER
RIGERS RIP HORNFTSi SPARTANS WIN
FIGHTING BACK: OHS ' S 3RYANT CARRINGTON LOOKS TO MAKE NEW IMAGE IN
SHERRILL TRANSFERS TO DH S
ON THE SPOT: DURHAM'S SHERRILL SAYS PEOPLE EXPECTING TOO "UCh TOO
BULLOOGS FACE TALL E.E. SMITH
BULLS BULLY BULLOOGS
TRIO HF BULLS
OHS TOPS WARREN. GAINS FIRST VICTORY
THIS ONE'S FOR "E...
OHS HITS IN CLUTCH VS. HILLSIDE
FREE THROWS LIFT 9ULLD0GS
OURHAM RALLY SINKS JORDAN
•PEP' LEADS NORTHERN OVER DH S
CALDWELL LIFTS KNIGHTS
YOUNG "OOGS IMPROVE
'OOGS. HORNETS VIE FOR HOLIDAY TOURNEY CROWN
HORNETS. 'OOGS EASE INTO TITLE GAME
TOURNEY NOTES: DAWSON GETS REPRIEVE
GREEN GUIOES HORNETS TO SUN TOURNEY TITLE
OUPHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
DHS CHANGES FOOTBALL REINS
SOMMERS MOVES IN FOR CARTER AT DHS
SOMMERS ON THE MOVE
SOMMERS' TIME
8ULL00GGING IT
FLEOGLING PAC-6 A POWERHOUSE
GARNER OEALS DURHAM 31ST STRAIGHT DEFEAT
BAD START LFADS 'DOGS TO 3 I S T STRAIGHT LOSS
"DOGS. HORNETS BATTLE FOR CITY TITLE
IT'S OVERI DURHAM DOWNS HILLSIOE TO END 32-GAME STREAK
CLOSING IN ON VICTORY
OURHAM STOPS LOSING STREAK
SOMMERS' WORD BRINGING POSITIVE RESULTS
BULLOOGS STOP JOROAN, KEEP NEW STREAK ALIVE
ALL THAT BUBBLING AT DHS ISN'T IN THE CHEMISTRY L 48
DURHAM'S WIN STREAK ON THE LINE
KNIGHTS' MOMENTUM OVERCOMES DURHAM
KNIGHTS BLOW PAST BULLOOGS
FOGGY FOOTBALL
REVVEO-UP ORANGE OVERCOMES QU< HAM
ORANGE RECOVERS TO ROLL BY 'D3GS
TIGERS SNAKE 1ST VICTORY
CHAPEL HILL STEPS PAST 'DOGS
VANCE COASTS PAST OURHAM
PERSON'S LATE SURGE WHIPS OURHAM
ROCKETS DENY UPSTART 'OOGS
PERFECTION: IT'S SOMETHING '65 OHS TEAM REMEMBERS 20 YEARS LATER
A COUNTY OF WINNERS
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TENNIS
•DOGS' DAYS OF TENNIS FRUSTRATION END
OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. WRESTLING
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
OURHAM WRESTLERS RALLY FOR 35-3* WIN
DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING POOL
SEE ALSO SWIMMING POOLS
POOL'S DEMISE STILL A PUZZLE
OURHAM HISTORIC COMMERCIAL OISTRICT
SEE DURHAM, N.C.. HISTORIC DISTRICT
OURHAM HISTORIC OISTRICT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N ,C . . HISTORIC DISTRICT
9 NOMINATED FOR HISTORIC PANEL
LONGER CABLE HEARING SOUGHT
IT WAS 'ENTERTAINMENT'
DURHAM HISTORIC GROUP HOLDS 1ST MEETING
HISTORIC GROUP STUOIES SITE PLANS
CORRECTION
WORK TO BEGIN ON HISTORIC DISTRICT PLAN
CITY BOARD. COMMISSION POSTS OPEN
CITY COUNCIL SHOULD SUPPORT A^TS COUNCIL
DURHAM HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY
SEE HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
DURHAM HOMF BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
SEE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM ANO CHAPEL HILL
DURHAM HOMES INC.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, OURHAM
RETIREMENT WITH DISTINCTION
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12/14/35
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12/28/85
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12/28/85
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12/29/85
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9/18/85
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10/11/85
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11/03/85
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L
ERY MILLS
IZER LOSES APPEAL OF VE'DICT
L AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH LOT FOR CARWASH
L OFFICIAL VIEWS PROPOSED CENTER SITE
L FUNOS SOUGHT FOR HOSIERY MILL PROJECT
FICIAL TAKES TOUR BUT MAKES NO PROMISES ON GRANTS FOR HOTEL,
L TO SEEK 12. 2 MILLION ORANT FOR FLDERLY HOUSING PROJFCT AT.
NT IMPROVEMENT PLANS BACKEO
NT REVITAL IZATION TO 9E DISCUSSED MONOAY
L VOTES. 11-0. TO ISSUE 46 MILLION IN BONOS FOR MILL PLAN
HOSIERY MILL PLAN RAPPED
GETS «3.2 MILLION GRANT
MILL PROJECT MAY 5PAR< GROWTH
NT GETS INCENTIVE
ETS «3.9 MILLION LOAN F3R OLD CITY HALL
OOMS ON ARTS 3UIL0ING
ORIED BUILOINGS GET BOOST FROM FEDS
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12/19/85
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3/19/35
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3/20/85
A
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3/20/85
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3/21/85
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3/29/85
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4/25/35
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5/11/85
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5/14/85
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10/02/85
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10/02/95
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10/03/85
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10/04/85
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10/04/85
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10/08/35
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12/13/85
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12/20/85
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DURHAM HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE BLUE CROSS C BLUE SHIELO OF N.C.
DURHAM HOTEL
SEE ALSO HOTELS.
THE 'OLD LAOY*
OURHAM
HIT THE DUST JJST TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
H 2 12/14/85 A 1 P F C19
OURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO FAYETTEVILLE ST. HOUSING PROJECT
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO, HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING. OURHAM
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IS DOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
HOUSING FUNO FREEZE COULD COST DURHAM 11 MILLION
H 2
S 2
2/03/85 B 8 P N L41
2/11/85 A 1 N M69
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/01/05
imei
- 12/31/65
PLAN TO HALT HOUSING SUBSIDIES ORAWS PROTEST
PROGRAM TO HELP PUBLIC HOUSING YOUTHS
OURHAM HOUSING STARTS CHILD I.D. PROGRAMS
CHILD 1.0. PROGRAMS SET
HOUSING AUTHORITY BANQUET SCHFOULED FOR FRIDAY
AWARDS GIVEN
FINGE"PRINTINC PROGRAM CONTINJES
PROGRAM SET FOR CHILD IDENTIFICATION
CHILD ID PROGRAMS SCHEDULED
PROGRAM TO HELP PUBLIC -HOUSING CHILOREN IN MATH, REAOING SKILLS
COMPUTER CAMPERS
AUTHORITY WINS AWARD
HOUSING AUTHORITY RECEIVES AWARD
HOUSING HELP OFFERED
PUBLIC HOUSING TO GET CHECK-UHS
COUNCIL PANEL HEARS BOND ISSUC PLFAS
HELP> NOT HANOOUTS. NEEDED FOR HOUSING
HENDERSON TOWERS HEATING QUESTIONED
PUBLIC HOUSING HEAT DRAWS RESIDENTS' FIRE
EMPLOYERS CONFERENCE
SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM GUIDES HOUSING PROJECT
SELF-SUFFICIENCY AIM OF PU BL IC -HOUS ING EFFORT
OURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY. BUDGET
VALENTINE VOWS TO AID CITIES.
MUM ON MONEY
DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY. RENT SUBSIOIES
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
HOUSING GROUP GETS FUNOS FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES
OURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY. YOUTH ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
PROGRAM TO HELP PUBLIC HOUSING YOUTHS
PROGRAM TO HELP PUBLIC-HOUSING CHILOREN IN MATH, READING SKILLS
OURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, HJMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE
APPLICANTS SOUGHT
OURHAM SEEKS INTERESTED PEOPLE TO SERVE ON BOARDS
FAIR-HOUSING WORKSHOP SET
CONFERENCE TO EXPLAIN CITY'S FAIR-HOUSING LAW
OURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION, "NEW HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE ALSO HOUSING, OURHAM
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 1303,000
OURHAM INDUSTRIES FOR THE BLINO
SEE LION'S CLUB INDUSTRIES
DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
SEE ALSO BUILOING CODES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICF
CITY INSPECTORS NEED HELP WITH HOUSING BOOM
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PROJECT
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MIST ABORTION FUNDING
IF FEOERAL BUILDING STANOAROS DROPPED. OURHAM COOES WON'T BE AFFECTED
MAYOR WANTS SECRETARY TO EASE WORK BURDEN
"OURHAM INTRODUCED"
EVANS LEAOS 'DURHAM INTRODUCED'
OURHAM JAYCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER. N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO N.C. JAYCEES
JAYCEES TAKE 'EM OUT TO THE OLD BALLGAME
DURHAM CANDIDATES' FORUM SET 3CT. 15
PAGEANT TO BE PRQTESTEO
DUKE GRAO IS CROWNED MISS OURHAM AT PAGEANT
MISS DURHAM 1986 I AO I
OURHAM JUNIOR LEAGUE IBECAME JUNIOR LEAGUE OF OURHAM I ORANGE CO. I
SEE ALSO JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DURHAM »ND ORANGE COUNTIES
MAN HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO WEST POINT PARK
LEAGUE HARD AT WORK ON PLAYERS PRODUCTION
PENNYFEATHER'S PLAYERS
PENNYFEATHER'S PLAYING
PUPPET TROUPE HELPS DEMYSTIFY HANDICAPS
PUPPETS WORK WONOERS
DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS WILL BE INVENTORIED FOR NEW TENANTS
VOLUNTEERS BEGIN BUILOING INVENTORY IN OOWNTOWN AREA
TAKING STOCK OF OOWNTOWN
JUNIOR LEAGUE'S NEW NAME
IT'S NOW OURHAM, ORANGE LEAGUE
DURHAM JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
SEE ALSO OURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
RABBIT FOOO
GAME OF DURHAM
TUESDAY TALK: 'CARMEN' CAPTIVATES DURHAM OPERA-GOERS
GRAND CENTRAL IS ISN'T, BUT NEW STATION A SIGHT
ICE CREAM SOCIAL SHOWCASES CHAPEL HILL'S HERITAGE WEEK
FASHION SHOW
DURHAM KENNEL CLUB
SEE ALSO OOGS
SHOW DOGS SEEN
BEST IN PRACTICE
SHOW WINNER
OOG DAYS AHEAD: DURHAM KENNEL CLUB TO HOST SHOW SATURDAY
KENNEL CLUB'S 65TH DOG SHOW SET FOR TOOAY
IT'S A DOG'S LIFE
DURHAM KIWAN1S CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JUVIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW ANO SALE
SEE ALSO FRIENOLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB
OURHAM BANKER PREDICTS 1985 TO BE GOOD YEAR
JUST PRACTICING
NUCLEAR-POWER 'MYTHS' POSE '90S ENERGY CRISIS
CLUB'S 'CUE BIG SUCCESS
STONE: BUSINESS SHOULD BE ACTIVE
VOICE OF BUSINESSMEN NEEOS TO BE HEARD
KIWANIS CLUB'S GIFT TO PROVIDE PLAYGROUND FOR DISABLED CHILDREN
KIWANIS MAN OF YEAR
AWARD WINNER
NEW OFFICERS
LOVE AFFAIR WITH LIBRARY KEEPS GEORGE LINDER BUSY WITH BOOKS
OURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW ANO SALE
SEE ALSO DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSD LIVESTOCK
DURHAM LIVESTOCK SHOW SLATED
IT'S A HARD LIFE FOR YOUNG FARMERS, LIVESTOCK SHOW
YOUTHS LEARN BY OOING
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SUBJECTS
OE 516
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DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB'S *OTH ANNUAL
DURHAM
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW t SALE NETS
DURHAM LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
SEE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS.
durham light ano power co-
see public service co. of n.c.
durham lions club
see lion's club. durham
durham management club
club's new leaders
durham master thoroughfare plan
see also durham traffic engineering oivision
see also east-west expressway
see also 15-501 bypass
see also south roxboro st.
see also truck routes
durham seeks expansion of roao s plan
durham mathematics council
see also mathematics
durham gets funds for math cojncil
ncssm one of 7 sites for national eoucation program
response shows durham deserves math-aid grant
durham matrons club
matrons honor member
durham mayor's office
see durham, n.c. mayor's office
see mayoral campaigns
durham merchants association
ex-miss n.c. to speak at merchants' dinner
merchants meet tonight
mayor urges durham resi06nts to back new downtown hotel
mayor challenges durham to raise private hotel funos
mothers nominations sought
mothers of year nominations taken
chamber. merchants to host bond. coble
county schools big business. superintendent tells gathering
nominations sought
holds luncheon
merchants association seeks nominations for fathers of year
merchants association planning new building
grinnin' for the pickin'
new officers
trade group decries n.c. orinking laws
group plans new downtown hea03uarters
merchants' dinner to feature actor
durham moose l00g6 20*5
see also loyal order of moose
see also women of the moose
fingerprints for safety
durham morning herald
see also after the deadline
see also durham herald co.
see also herald-sun golf tournament
see also newspapers. ourham
see also share your christmas
unnecessary castigation
1919 newspaper sections were f
expose state's waste, mismanas
"good news" for henderson resi
caption was incorrect
ourham board meets: session cl
kudos to an alert reaoer
great escapes.
3 new comics will see ya in th
"gooo news" for oxford resioen
newspaper starts center
si .6 million addition to 'hera
the politician's duty
illustrated guid to what 25? a
good horning roxboro
ourham morning herald: roxboro
roxboro braced for sunday's ju
•news' was late - at best
just wait ano see!
mps. mauo battle johnson, au^
husband-wife news team named '
former carter aide is 'herald'
suspect no star
project good life
ourham heralo co. board head 0
steeo rollins: chairman of new
rollins was deoicated to bette
campaign literature inserted i
we'll come clean: that inky ol
sun gets park office
heralo formally opens bureau c
opening new office
isotechnologies seeks bonos to
the veroict is in on pizza com
the veroict is in on piz2a con
durham man charged with newsp«
a merry christmas to all our »
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TEST: THE WINNING STORIES
PER THEFT
EADERS FROM THE HERALD STAFF...
DURHAM MORNING HERALD, ADVERTISING DEPT.
OON'T SEE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR?
IT'S VACATION TIME!
PARENTS BACK CITY SCHOOLS
OURHAM MORNING HERALD, AWARDS
N.C. PRESS CLUB AWARDS GO TO 6 'HERALD' WRITERS
PRESS WOMEN'S AWARO WON BY HE'ALD REPORTER
DURHAM MORNING HERALO, CARTOONS
SEE ALSO CARTOONISTS
CIVIL SERVICE MORALE AT ALL-TIME LOW
WHY PICK ON GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES?
CARTOON DISGUSTING
READERS CALL CARTOON TASTELESS
HE LIKES DAILY DOSE OF CARTOONIST V.C. ROGERS
VIEWS LEFTISTS WITH SUSPICION
CARTOON A SHOOOY REFERENCE
CARTOON WAS SCURRILOUS
WITNESSES SEEM MOTIVATED BY NAIVETE
FIRST-CENTURY CARTOON
19,000 S WEEK OFF
CARTOON ATTACKED FUNOERBURK
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OUPHAM MORNING HERALO. CIRCULATION DEPT.
SEE OURHAM HERALO CO . ■ CIRCULATION OEPT.
CORRECTIONS t CLARIFICATIONS
OUPHAM MORNING HERALD,
SEE ALSO ERRORS
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
STORES LIABLE FOR DISCAROED MFRCHANOISE
CORRECTION
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CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION
EDITORIAL HAS OUT OF STEP
CORRECTION
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IT'S IN CHARLOTTE
CORRECTION
SOCIAL SECURITY IS SOUND
DON'T THROW IT AWAY! YOUR 'TV WORLD' IS OK
WE'RE SORRY. ..AGAIN!
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WHERE ARE THE STARVING?
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION
BILL ON CHIROPRACTORS' ADS GETS FINAL APPROVA
CLARIFICATION
HOW J.b. FUOUA MADE HIS FIRST HUNDRED GRANO
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SETTING RECORO STRAIGHT
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WRITER'S NAME CORRECTED
LET'S FINALLY GET IT RIGHT
CORRECTION
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CORRECTION
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NAME OF FORMER EMPLOYER INCORRECTLY REPORTEO
CORRECTION
CLARIFICATION AND CORRECTION
CORRECTION
TERRY IN HENOERSON MAYOR'S RACE
CLEARING THE RECORD
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MILL DATE IN ERROR
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12/31/55
PAf.c 308
1/16/96
THE SKY IS NOT FALLING
OCN'T KNOCK COBEY
EOITORUL HAS WRONG
CLEMENTS NOT VICTIM OF SPECIAL INTERESTS
CONSIDER ALL THE FACTS
EDITORIAL HAS DISAPPOINTING
PARKING LOT IS NEEDED
A-TPAK ISN'T THE ONLY SUBSIDIZED CARRIER
KEEP HIGH-RISES DOWNTOWN
ALCOHOL A POTENT THREAT
ORDINANCE IS APPROPRIATE
WHEN ARGUMENT FAILS
OON'T PIT YOUNG VS. OLO
•AMTRAK IS PROKEN' A MISLEADING EDITORIAL
SOCIAL SECURITY HO LUXURY
PLAN DEFENSE SPENDING
AFTER-THE-OEAOLINE: OPINIONS THAT DISAGREE WITH JURS ARE WELCOME
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE SAVES
HIGH-RISE THREATENS CHAOS
CITY SHOULD DEMANO HARMONY
EDITORIAL WAS 'SHEER IDIOCY'
•HERALD." REAGAN'S FOLKS ARE AIR HEAOS
RTI'S BRASS CHOSE OURham
durham, park need better relations
rtp: goose that laid the golden egg?
apartheio is an american history issue
arts mecca endorsed
rEmaro top stuoents
apartheid is not a 'cloudy • issue
science. math school coverage applauded
no need for puzzlement
court finos no grounds for li3el suit
charge against baptists unfai"
city council can defgno its actions
editorial was 'orivel'
no room for 'anything goes' element
enitorial 'slanted.' 'misinformed'
don't compare king jno court
baptists walk proudly
recognize top stuoents
medieval mentality
exercising free speech
help farm workers
editorial was name-calling
keep our idealism
editors. 00 as churchmen do
assurance of 'apoliticality'
•right to know" not confusing
editorial unfair to teachers
editorial objectionable. obscene
npr prizes its fairness
social security self-financeo
correction
time for red-winged blackbiros and snow-filled lots
his name was hal borland
editorial used cliches
■the x-rated bible-
city employee slighted by error
no room for complacency
council showed courage
eoiturial hysterics
anyhow. it got painted
why take pot-shots?
editorial was outrageous
editopial was sexist
oon't martyr smut
physicians group deserved nobel prize
ill-founoeo chargf
why single out aios?
editorial was one-sided
wrong: editorial on council size
editorial on perry wrong
title strip was yesterday's news
what about business bloc?
salute to leadership
new york eoitorial 'extremely half-baked'
textile bill ados needed 'enforcement'
n.c. ranks high in income tax rates
republicans don't need help finoing presidential canoioates
durham morning herald. letters to the editor
VIOLENCE IS NOT BEST way
after-the-deaoline: opinions that disagree with ours are welcome
unruly child can cause sadness
ourham morning herald. library
see ourham herald-sun. li3rary
durham morning herald. photography
see also photography
photo was exploitative
great photography
sparks' pictures 'visual airlift'
the best of charlie
durham morning herald, sports
see also herald-sun golf tournament
women cagers slighted
sports coverage sexist
a county of winners
TIPOFF '86
DURHAM MORNING HERALD. TV WORLD FO'UM
OON'T THROW IT away: YOUR *Tv WORLD' IS OK
WE'RE SORRY. ..AGAIN!
OURHAM MORNING HERALD, WOMEN'S DEPT.
1019 NEWSPAPER SECTIONS WERE FULL OF HOMELY HINTS
"LIB ON LIFE"
OURHAM MORNING HERALD ALL-AREA BAS<ETBALL TEAM
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SENIORS TOP ALL-AREA CAST
DURHAM MORNING HERALD ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM
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DURHAM MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
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DURHAM MUSIC ACADEMY
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SEE ALSO "USIC
MONTHLY/4
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12/31/85
MUSIC STUOENTS' RECITALS TODAY
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MUSIC STUDENTS TO GIVE RECITAL
HUSIC STUDENTS HAVE RECITAL T30AY
MUSIC STUDENTS IN FESTIVAL SATURDAYi SUNDAY AT DUKE
AWARD-WINNING MUSICIANS
OFFICERS NOTED
MUSIC GROUP TO MEET
MUSIC TEACHERS HOLO STUDENT RECITALS TODAY
MUSIC STUOENTS TO GIVE RECITAL TODAY
DURHAM NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
OURHAM NATIONAL GUARD UNIT TO TRAIN IN CENTRAL AMERICA
IT'S OFFICIAL: OURHAM GUARO GOING TO HONDURAS
OURHAM NURSERY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
COOKING FOR KIOS: JENNIE HAYES HAS BEEN COAXING KIDS TO EAT FOR
WELL-EARNED PLAUOITS
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PREPARING CARDS
DURHAM OPTIMIST CLUB
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OURHAM PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE
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OURHAM PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS. DURHAM
■INSTANT IMAGES' MAKE SPECTACJLAR SLEEPER SHOW
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
OURHAM PILOT CLUB
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OURHAM PLANNING ANO 20NING COMMISSI
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SEE ALSO DURHAM DEPT. OF PLANNIN
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
«22 MILLION RETIREMENT COMMUNI
OURHAM BOARD DENIES RETIREMENT
MOBILE HOME PLANS DRAW DURHAM
MOTEL. RESTAURANT PLANS PROPOS
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PROPOSED PROJECT TO TEST ORDIN
CHURCH SALE PLAN HITS SNAG
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COMMISSION BACKS PLANS FOR RET
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OURHAM ZONING GROUP HEARS MOTE
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OURHAM SEEKS INTERESTED PEOPLE
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OPPOSITION RISES TO CAMDEN AP«
OURHAM TOWNHOUSES GET OK
SKYSCRAPER PLANS PROMPT HEIGHT
CLEMENTS NOT VICTIM OF SPECIAL
CONSIOER ALL THE FACTS
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
PARKING LOT IS NEEDED
DURHAM SEEKS EXPANSION OF ROAD
LIMITING TALL BUILDINGS A R I S<
PANEL ENDORSES PLANS TO REVITA
NINTH STREET RENEWAL PLAN APPR
INCENTIVE IS THE HEART OF NINT
OVER 5.000 HOUSING UNITS PLANN
COUNCIL URGES DEFEAT OF EXTRAT
OOCTORS PROPOSE MEDICAL OFFICE
REZONING WOULO CUT OFFICE-BUIL
COMMISSION REJECTS BID TO BLOC
HOPE VALLEY ROAD HOUSING OEVEL
TOWER REZONING DENIEO
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JULY INSIGHT
NEW CONSTRUCTION BOOMS IN OURH
CITY EYES 105 SQUARE MILES FO'!
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«15 MILLION DRUG COMPANY PLANN
PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM WANTS LAND
PANEL OK'S REZONING FOR DURHAM
ASHBAUGH HONORED FOR SERVICE
CABBIE TO CHALLENGE TAXI LAW
CITY PLANS OUTER LOOP FOR TREY
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SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
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COUNCIL FACES TOUGH TASK IN P3
CHIEF CRITICIZES NEGATIVE PSO
PETITION BACKS PSO PROGRAM
COUNCIL MEMBERS ANXIOUSLY AWAI
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PROTEST
PSO REPORT maoE PUBLIC BEFORE
abolish public safety program,
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officers* reaction mixed on en
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firm recommends relocating fir
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sfparate firefighters. police
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former police chief backs publ
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lassiter oefenos pso program
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proposed end to public safety
council must assure police. fi
critic backs police. fire unit
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heed firemen, police
pso service threatened
public safety issue boils on t
service level ot 3e main point
proposed changes in fire servi
comments show pso controversy
pso squabble keeps consultants
police, fire, public safety do
keep ourham safe
public safety to °e topic on t
cablevision's 'insight- progra
council to hear more on pso is
more public safety hearings sg
pso uncertainty complicates bj
public safety debate includes
public safety officials oisput
durham council to hear public
city's fire training sharply c
apartments evacuateo after two
public safety personnel critic
psos cite turmoil, ask early d
prolonged pso decision bao fo*
fire, police protection is coj
separate police. fire units
penoing pso vote spurs maneuve
have your say at pso hearing
voters alliance. labor union a
public safety supported
city ends pso program
city studies switch from publi
council to discuss no retribut
p'oponents. opponents say it's
look out for fallout from coun
first steps taken to separate
fire. police decision to cost
some praise. others rap decisi
ourham policeman...
durham is 'regressive, not pro
PSO OECISION means PAYING MORE
SOME PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS MA
DURHAM WOMAN FIGHTS TO SAVE PS
POWELL: MORE POLICE CHANGES PE
JOB PREVENTED USE OF SKILLS
RESTRUCTURING OF POLICE FIRE J
L4 TO GO TO POLICE MEET
POLICE MEETING AT BEACH OR AW S
OFFICIALS WORK ON PLAN TO SEPA
POLICE BEACH TRIP •LUDICROUS-
HELP FROM THE POLICE
POWELL TO REPORT TO COUNCIL ON
SEPARATE POLICE, FIRE TO COST
CITY: LABOR-LAW RULE WON'T CUT
CITY TOLD POLICE, FIREFIGHTINO
PUBLIC SAFETY AN ALBATROSS
TRANSITION OAY
ENGINE NO. Tl MADE 1 39 RUNS
CITY COUNCIL'S SNOW JOB
OFFICERS ACTED PROPERLY IN ORJ
POLICEMEN PLAN ACT OF LOVE CA"
BUCKLE-UP REWAROS PLANNED BY '
OURHAM POLICE USE RIGHT APPROA
POLICE MUM ON WRONG ARREST
IT'S A L-O-O-O-NG WAY
CITY CONSIDERS LEASING BUILDIN
CITY STARTS DRUG ROUNOUP
POLICE, FIREMEN PRAISED
OURHAM POLICE PLAN EFFORT TO 5
CHIEF T. H. LASSITER ANO THE 0
POLICE SAY FIRST MONTH OF CAMP
ORINKING-ORI VER PATROL MAY HEL
DURHAM POLICE OEPT. TIGHTENS S
i N u A L INDEX
1/01/65 - 12/31/15
NOOPSE SEPARATE DURHAM POLICE.
TALK ABOUT PROPOSAL
INKED TO SCRAPPING PSO
NDERING PSO STUOY
STUOY
TING PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY
STUDY
CITY OFFICIALS HAO IT
BUT SLOWLY - CONSULTANTS
TEO OUT
DING PUPLIC SAFETY FORCF
D PROBLEMS
E STATIONS. TRUCKS
TY CAN MAKE IT WORK
TO SAVE MONEY
RE PROTECTION
SUBJECT
'AGE 310
1/16/36
FIRE OEPTS. H 2
SERVICE
IC SAFETY
STRAINS AGAINST ITS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
RE PROTECTION
s
S TO PSO FINDINGS
OWARD COUNCIL SESSION
OF PUBLIC SAFETY OEBATE
CF CAUSE DISAGREEMENT
BUSY
ING THEIR JOB
V SHOW
M TO EXAMINE PUBLIC
SUE JUNE 4
T
DGET
FIRE RATING
E BASIS FOR SPLIT
SAFETY CONCERNS
HALLENGEO
90"BS FOUND
IZE. BACK PROGRAM
ECISION
CITIZENS. OFFICERS
NCR'S DILEMMA
SAFETY I SSUE
RING
GAINST KEEPING PSO PROGRAM
C SAFETY
ION
TIME FOR RECONCILIATION
CIL'S VOTE
FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION
DURHAM MORE
ON TO ABANDON PUBLIC SAFETY CONCEPT
GRESSIVE'
FOR LESS
Y BE CONVERTEO IN A YEAR
0
NOING
NITS OUE NEXT MONTH
14 FROM CITY
RATE POLICE. FIRE
SEPARATING DEPARTMENTS
CITY tl5.7 MILLION
SERVICES
COSTS WILL RISE
G CASE
PAIGN ON CHILD RESTRAINTS
OLICE
CH ON SEAT BELT USE
G FOR POLICE USE
EOUCE DRINKING AND DRIVING
URHAM POLICE OEPT.... (AOI
AIGN TO REDUCE ORUNK DRIVING
P DURING HOLIDAYS
ECURITY
OURHAM POLICE OEPT., ASSAULTS
FIREARM CHARGE LOADED
HAN CONVICTED OF OELAYING OFFICER
JUOGE: POLICEMAN COULD HAVE BEEN MORE DIPLOMATIC
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM POLICE OEPT., BICYCLE PATROL
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
POLICE FIGHT CRIME DOWNTOWN WITH BIKES
POLICE ON BIKES TO PATROL STREETS
PEOALING AGAINST CRIME
POLICE ON BIKES
POLICE TRY DIFFERENT WAY TO CUT OOWNTOWN CRIME
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., BUOGET
BUDGET FOR POLICE, FIRE UNITS NOT LIKELY TO BE REAOY BY FRIDAY
SEPARATE POLICE. FIRE TO COST CITY 115,7 MILLION
CITY TOLO POLICE, FIREFIGHTINS COSTS WILL RISE
REORGANIZATION MAY CUT FIRE. 'OLICE SERVICE
SEPARATION TO COST MORE
CITY COUNCIL BONER WILL COST TAXPAYERS
CITY COUNCIL PUTS OFF DECISION ON POLICE, FIRE TRANSITION BUOGET
CITY TO VOTF ON FIRE. POLICE BUOGET TOMORROW
GREAT OEALS WITH FINE PRINT ICARTOONI
CITY COUNCIL OKS POLICE. FIRE SERVICE BUDGET
3/31/15
4/01/85
4/01/85
4/02/85
4/03/35
4/03/85
4/04/85
4/04/85
4/04/95
4/05/85
4/05/85
4/06/85
4/12/85
4/15/85
4/17/85
4/17/85
4/17/85
4/13/85
4/15/85
4/23/85
4/23/85
4/2S/B5
4/27/85
4/27/85
4/28/85
4/30/85
5/0 1/85
5/04/85
5/07/85
5/07/95
5/07/85
5/07/85
5/08/85
5/09/85
5/1D/85
5/10/85
5/10/85
5/21/85
5/21/85
5/22/35
5/22/85
5/29/85
6/01/35
6/03/85
6/04/85
6/05/35
6/05/85
6/05/85
6/05/85
6/06/85
6/07/85
6/13/85
6/13/35
6/17/85
6/18/55
6/18/95
6/19/35
6/19/85
6/19/35
6/19/95
6/20/85
6/20/85
6/20/85
6/21/95
6/23/85
6/25/85
6/25/35
6/27/85
7/03/85
7/10/85
7/16/85
7/19/85
7/18/85
7/19/85
7/22/85
7/24/85
7/25/85
8/15/85
3/15/85
8/15/85
8/16/35
8/22/85
8/24/85
8/29/95
9/06/85
9/27/85
9/27/85
9/23/85
9/3"/85
10/11/85
10/16/85
10/25/85
10/23/85
11/12/85
Il/l4/e5
12/1 1/85
12/18/85
12/20/85
12/21/85
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
6/24/85
3/15/85
8/16/85
8/16/35
8/16/85
8/18/85
8/20/95
8/20/85
8/21/85
8/22/85
I T
L Y
PC L P 3YL
N ASA
N M51
N A47
c
N A54
N A47
N S51
N A47
N M6 9
N A54
N A47
N A54
L
N A54
S 2 7/17/85 C
S 2 10/13/85 C
H 2 10/19/85 C
H 2 10/23/35 C
9/27/35 B
9/30/85 B
10/01/85 A
10/01/35 A
10/01/85 A
L
N L38
N A54
N
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N A54
N A47
N A47
N A47
N A54
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N
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N
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N
N
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N
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N
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N
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A54
1
N
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N
M69
N
3 18
N
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N
A54
F
N
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R56
1
1
N
A54
N
A4'
N
A4f
N
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M49
N
A4f
N
N
1
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N
N
M69
N
M69
N
SSI
1
N
MSI
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1
1
L
N
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F
M
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P
S76
N
A64
N
A47
N A47
N SS2
1 P N MSI
5 N
4 E
4 L
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N M69
N M69
N S51
N M6<3
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N SSI
N J56
T R56
N S51
MONTHLY/4
INDEX
12/31/05
SUBJECTS
PAGE 311
1/16/86
POLICE. FIRE SEPARATION BEGINNING
COUNCIL STILL FUMBLING
PUBLIC SAFETY BREAK-UP NOT FISCALLY SOUND
A COSTLY DECISION
POLICE. FIRE TRANSITION: HILL SERVICES DECLINE?
COUNCIL SHOWED COURAGE
DURHAM POLICE DEPT., CARS
SEE DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM,
lUTOS
DURHAM POLICE OEPT., CHIEF
CITY NAMES INTERIM POLICE, FI'E CHIEFS
INTERIM POLICE CHIEF. FIRE CHIEF NAMED
2 PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS TARGETS FOR CONVERSION
POLICE. FIRE CHANGE HAS ABLE LEADERSHIP
FIRE. POLICE CHIEFS" POSITIONS EXAMINED
POLICE AND FIRE CHIEFS' POSTS MADE PERMANENT
LASSITER, THOMPSON GET POLICE. FIRE POSTS
OURHAM POLICE DEPT.. HISTORY
FROM OLD POLICE RECORDS: A TALE OF TWO FEMME FATALES
OURHAM POLICE DEPT.. LEGAL DEPT.
STRICKLANO TO ENTER PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE
POLICE LAWYER PLANS TO RESIGN TO JOIN FIRM
OURHAM POLICE DEPT., OFFICERS
POLICE DEPARTMENT STAFF CHANGES EXPECTED
T3 PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PLAN TO TRANSFER TO FIRE DEPARTMENT
OURHAM POLICE OFFICER IS INJU'EO IN SCUFFLE
OFFICERS HONORED
BURGLARY VICTIMS HONOR POLICE
SHOT FIRED AT OFFICER
POLICE PROBE FIRING OF SHOTS AT OFFICER
SHE'S A COP, A WEIGHTLIFTER ANO A MOM
POLICE FIGHT CRIME DOWNTOWN WITH BIKES
PEDALING AGAINST CRIME
POLICE ON BIKES
MAN CONVICTED OF OELAYING OFFICER
JUDGE: POLICEMAN COULO HAVE BEEN MORE DIPLOMATIC
OURHAM VICE RAID NETS 75
ARRESTS OECLINE IN VICE PROBE
REWARD FOR BUCKLING UP
POLICE COME TO RESCUE OF MARINE
TRINITY PARK GROUP RAPS POLICE SERVICE
TRINITY PARK GROUP TELLS ABOUT CRIME
LASSITER: OFFICERS EXONERATED OF CHARGES BY TRINITY GROUP
DURHAM CHIEF OEFENOS ACTIONS OF 2 OFFICERS
THE GOOD WORK OF POLICE
SPACE OFFEREO FOR POLICE USE
DURHAM POLICE
DURHAM M
WOMAN AC
DURHAM M
JUOGE HU
OFFICERS
OFFICER
SHOPLIFT
THROWN K
PROBE CO
CR1MESTO
WOMAN MU
MAN ACCU
OFFICER
OFFICER
DEPT., OFFICERS. ASSAULTS
AN LEAOS POLICE ON A HIGH-SPEED CHASE
CUSEO OF KICKING OFFICERS
AN INJURED DURING ARREST
OSON SUMMONS POLICEMAN, SAYS MAGISTRATE REFUSED
NEARLY SHOT IN SCUFFLE
CHARGED
ING SUSPECT ASSAULTS 2 OFFICERS
NIFE HITS HELPFUL POLICE OFFICER
NTINUES IN OFFICER'S INJURY
PPERS SEEKING LEADS
ROERED; DURHAM MAN HELO
SED OF HITTING OURHAM POLICE OFFICER
CHARGED IN ATTACK
CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING HIS GIRLFRIENO
OURHAM POLICE DEPT., PATROL CARS
SEE OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
OURHAM POLICE OEPT., SHIFT SCHEDULE
PROPOSAL TO REDUCE NIGHT PATROLS CAUSES CONCERN
DURHAM POLICE OEPT., STATIONS
CLEMENT CRITICIZES TIMING OF POLICE STATION PROPOSAL
OURHAM POLICE OEPT., STREET CRIME UNIT
SEE ALSO CRIMES, OURHAM
FLEXIBLE STREET CRIME UNIT CHALKS UP EARLY SUCCESSES
DURHAM POLICE OEPT.. UNDERCOVER AGCNTS
POLICE FIGHT CRIME OOWNTOWN WITH BIKES
POLICE ON BIKES TO PATROL STREETS
PEDALING AGAINST CRIME
POLICE ON BIKES
POLICE TRY DIFFERENT WAY TO CUT DOWNTOWN CRIME
DURHAM POLICE OEPT.. VICE SQUAD
MORE ARRESTS MAOE TODAY IN DRJG ROUNOUP
STREET-CORNER DRUG RAIDS OFTEN FRUITLESS. BUT VITAL
DURHAM VICE RAID NETS 75
POLICE: PROSTITUTION OEMANO STILL HIGH
POLICE'S OPERATION REO LIGHT ARRESTS REACH 75 IN DRUG. PROSTITUTION.
ARRESTS DECLINE IN VICE PROBE
OURHAM POLICE OEPT., YOUTH DIVISION
POLICE YOUTH DIVISION FOUNDER DIES
SERVICES ARE TOMORROW FOR BROJN
OURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO AUTOMATED MAILING MACHINE
SEE ALSO OURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNCIL
SEE ALSO FOREST HILLS POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO NINTH ST. POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO POST OFFICES
SEE ALSO POSTMASTERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
MAILBOX BLUES
OH WHERE, OH WHERE OID THE MAILBOXES GO?
STRIKING A WELCOME 'CORD'
MODELS OF EFFICIENCY
MAIL RATES INCREASE ON FEB. 17
LONG LINES
POSTAL WORKERS ANO TAX OFFICES PREPARE FOR LAST-MINUTE FILINGS
RUSH HOURS
TAXING SITUATION
DOG BITES WORRY MAIL CARRIERS
SUNSHINE BECKONS DURING BREAK
CITY SHOULO SEEK BETTER MAIL SERVICE
LARGE MAIL CUSTOMERS SEEK BETTER SERVICE FOR DURHAM
IMPROVING MAIL SERVICE
SORRY-LOOKING FLAG POLE
THE LEANING FLAG POLE
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE
SPIFFING UP THE POLE
HELPS
DATE
8/22/»5
8/22/55
8/23/35
3/23/85
8/25/85
9/24/35
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L
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s
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7/01/85
A
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7/02/85
A
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s
?
7/02/95
A
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7/05/85
A
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9/14/95
A
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10/26/85
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454
S
2
10/26/85
A
3 N
H 2 10/27/85 B ITU L57
s
2
8/23/85
C
1
N
H
2
8/24/85
B
4
P N
s
2
7/09/85
A
1
N
A47
s
2
8/07/85
A
1
N
447
s
2
8/27/85
A
10
N
H
2
8/28/85
B
3
P P
S76
s
2
8/23/85
C
1
N
A47
H
2
9/05/R5
8
1
N
M51
s
2
9/05/85
A
10
N
H
2
9/24/85
c
1
P N
M51
H
2
9/27/85
B
t
P N
M51
H
2
10/01/85
A
4
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H
2
10/01/85
A
4
L
S
2
10/13/85
c
1
N
447
H
2
10/19/85
c
I
N
S82
H
2
10/29/85
A
1
N
M51
S
2
10/30/85
A
3
N
H
2
12/05/85
e
2
P P
T37
H
2
12/14/35
A
10
N
S
2
12/16/85
A
t
N
HO 3
H
2
12/17/85
c
I
N
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S
2
12/19/85
A
1
N
HO 3
H
2
12/20/85
B
5
N
H
2
12/30/85
A
4
L
H
2
12/31/85
B
B
N
S
2
3/30/85
A
I
N
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s
2
5/25/85
A
3
N
s
2
5/27/85
C
I
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H
2
10/04/35
B
1
N
S82
s
2
10/04/85
A
5
N
s
2
10/04/85
A
5
N
H
2
10/22/85
B
1
N
H
2
10/22/85
B
1
N
S
2
10/22/85
C
1
N
s
2
10/28/85
C
I
N
s
2
11/05/85
A
1
N
A47
H
2
11/28/35
B
9
N
s
2
11/23/85
B
1
N
H
2
11/29/85
B
1
N
S 2 6/04/85 A 1 N A47
S 2 10/25/85 A 1 N M(,9
H 2 12/24/85 C I P N M5I
H 2 9/27/85 B
S 2 9/30/85 B
H 2 10/01/85 A
H 2 10/01/35 A
S 2 10/01/85 A
8/08/85
8/09/85
10/29/85
10/29/85
10/30/85
10/30/85
10/23/85
10/28/35
N A47
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N M51
N 447
s
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1/03/95
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1/09/85
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1/09/85
A
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1/11/85
A
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2/07/85
A
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s
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2/20/85
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4/15/85
A
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4/16/35
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4/16/85
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4/24/85
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5/09/85
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6/06/95
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9/05/95
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9/13/95
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9/21/85
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L I N U E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
ANYHOW, IT GOT PAINTED
POSTMEN TO HELP FIND LOST CHILDREN
BIDS ACCEPTED ON POSTAL UNIT
COBEY SEEKS STUDY OF NAIL PROBLEMS
EARLY HOLIDAY NAILING IS URGED IN DURHAM
CCB'S BURNS CRITICAL OF mail SERVICE
NFw POSTAL SERVICE BOSS SAYS HELP'S ON The hay
FOREST HILLS POST OFFICE TO CLOSE
FOREST HILLS POST OFFICE MAY RELOCATE TO PLAZA
POSTAL WORKERS EARN THANKS
POST OFFICES OPEN SAT.
TRIANGLE AREA DESERVES BETTER POSTAL SERVICE
VIGIL SET TO PROTEST JAILING
nuRHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAH POST OFFICE
LARGE MAIL CUSTOMERS SEEK BETTER SERVICE FOR DURHAM
CCB'S BURNS CRITICAL OF MAIL SERVICE
NEW POSTAL SERVICE BOSS SAYS HELP'S ON ThE way
TRIANGLE AREA DESERVES BETTER POSTAL SERVICE
DURHAM POWER SQUADRON
SEE ALSO BOATS
POWER SOUAORON OFFERING SAFE-BOATING COURSE
SOUAOS BOOST BOAT SAFETY
SQUADRON KICKS OFF SAFE BOATING WEEK
BOAT COURSE OFFEREO
DURHAM PROGRESS GROUP
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN DURHAM DEVELOPMENT CORP.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
OPINION EXCHANGE: SANFORD ENRICHES DUKE, DURHAM
DURHAM BENEFITS FROM SANFORO'S ENERGY
SANFORD WANTED TOWN AND GOWN TO COOPERATE
DURHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE OURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE ACADEMY
SEE ALSO FIREFIGHTER TRAINING
LAST PSO CLASS GRADUATES
PUBLIC SAFETY RECRUITS GRAOUATE FROM ACADEMY
POLICE BASKETBALL TEAM GOES FJR--ALL THE WAY TO CANADA
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY CARS
SEE DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
DURHAH PUBLIC
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO F
SEE ALSO P
SEE ALSO R
PSO: GOO
LONGER C
FRA2IER
POLICE 0
PSO PANE
PSO UNCE
APARTMEN
COUNCIL
FIRST ST
FIRE, PO
PUBLIC S
SOME PRA
SOME PUB
INTERIM
2 PUBLIC
POLICE.
RESTkUCT
OFFICIAL
LAST PSO
POLICE L
SAFETY PROGRAM
URHAM CITY COUNCIL, PUBLIC SAFETY REVIEW COMMITTEE
URHAM FIRE OE°T.
IREMEN'S RELIEF FUND
OLICE BRUTALITY
ESCUE 11
0 PAY, EXCITEMENT AMONG INDUCEMENTS. 'WE'RE EXPECTED TO KNOW.
ABLE HEARING SOUGHT
RAPS PSO SETUP, SCHOOL SYSTEMS
FFICER, CITY SUED OVE' ARRESTS INVOLVING FRACASES
L TO meet WEDNESDAY
RTAINTY COMPLICATES BJOGET
IS EVACUATED AFTER TwD BOMBS FOUND
SHOULD HEAR ALL SIOES
EPS TAKEN TO SEPARATE FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION
LICE DECISION TO COST OURham mope
AFETY IS FINE
ISE, OTHERS RAP DECISION TO ABANDON PUBLIC SAFETY CONCEPT
LIC SAFETY STATIONS Hi Y BE CONVERTED IN A YEAR
POLICE CHIEF, FIRE CHIEF NAMEO
SAFETY STATIONS TARGETS FOR CONVERSION
FIRE CHANGE HAS ABLE LEADERSHIP
URING OF POLICE FIRE JNITS DUE NEXT MONTH
S WORK ON PLAN TO SEPARATE POLICE, FIRE
CLASS GRAOUATES
AWYER PLANS TO RESIGN TO JOIN FIRM
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, ASSAJLTS
SFE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., DEPUTIES, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
OFFICER FACES ASSAULT CHARGES
PSO CHIEF SAYS CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER FRIVOLOUS
DURHAM OFFICER IS STRUCK
CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER DISMISSED
MAN WHO HELD POLICE AT BAY TO UNDERGO PSYCHIATRIC EXAM
2 WOMEN HELD IN DISTURBANCE
DURHAM BREAK-INS ARE INVESTIGATED
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
SEE ALSO POLICE CARS, U.S.
VALENTINE BILL DOESN'T TAX OF=
TAX ON CARS AS 'FRINGES' UNFAI
MOTORCYCLE ORIVER KILLED IN C=
-DUTY USE OF POLICE CARS
R TO OFF-DUTY POLICE
ASH DURING CHASE
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. BASKE
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
POLICE BASKETBALL TEAM GOES FA
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BLACKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PR
ACCUSATIONS WITHOUT EVIDENCE '
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, 9U0GF
PSO UNCERTAINTY COMPLICATES BU
SOME PU3LIC SAFETY STATIONS MA
SEPARATE POLICE, FIRE TO COST
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SEPARATION TO COST MORE
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BLAC< OFFICERS
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CITY «15.7 MILLION
OLICE SERVICE
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM,
FINE FIREFIGHTERS
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PPOGRAM, COMMJ
SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYS
COLE MILL ROAD STATION
NICATIONS CENTER
TEM I OH I
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM,
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
OISCUSS CRIME
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, ORUN<
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
NEW YEAR'S DWI ARRESTS DOWN
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, EHPLO
EEOC ASKS CITY FOR LEGAL FEES
CRIME PREVENTION OIVISION
EN DRIVING UNIT
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9/27/95
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10/l<»/«5
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10/30/85
A
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N
S 2
11/12/85
C
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12/04/85
A
1
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H 2
12/14/85
C
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H 2
12/14/85
C
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H 2
12/18/15
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S 2
12/19/95
c
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H 2
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12/20/85
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S 2
12/21/85
A
A
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S 2
12/23/85
A
7
N
S 2
7/09/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
12/14/85
C
1
P
N
M97
H 2
12/14/85
C
1
N
S 2
12/21/95
A
4
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H 2 3/23/85 A
S 2 5/31/05 A
S 2 6/01/85 A
S 2 10/15/95 C
S 2 5/13/85 A a L
H 2 5/14/55 A 4 L
H 2 7/16/85 0 12 P f
H 2 8/03/85 A 11
S 2 8/03/85 A 16
H 2 12/29/B5 C I
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2
1/06/85
D
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M51
S
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1/10/85
C
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1/28/85
C
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147
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3/09/R5
B
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S
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4/22/85
C
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5/21/95
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6/05/85
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6/13/95
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6/20/85
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6/20/85
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6/21/85
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6/21/85
C
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6/27/85
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A54
H
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7/02/85
A
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A54
S
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7/02/95
A
N
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H
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7/05/85
A <
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7/18/85
A
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7/22/85
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8/03/85
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H
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9/24/95
B '
, D N
2/25/85
2/25/85
2/29/95
3/07/85
3/26/85
4/10/85
5/14/85
5/28/85
3/16/85 A
3/19/95 A
4/06/95 B
N A47
N
H 2 12/29/35 C
S 2 2/01/95 A
5/29/85
6/27/85
9/15/85
8/16/95
3/16/85
N M69
N A54
N M&9
N M69
H 2 3/05/95 A 4 L
S 2 2/14/85 A 2 P P S76
H 2 1/02/85 A 13 N
H 2 9/13/85 BIN S51
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
I/01/B5 - 12/31/35
SUBJECTS
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DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, EVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROFESSIONAL POLICE t. FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC.
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SAFETY ACTION GaoUP
CHAMBER MAILS PSU SURVEY S 2
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SURVEYS MEMBERS ON POLICE/FIRE SERVICE H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY GETS BACKING IN SURVEY S 2
PANEL TO GET REPORT ON PUBLIC SAFETY H 2
EVALUATION TO BEGIN SOON ON PSO STUOY S 2
PSO EVALUATION DUE BY MARCH 31 S 2
PSO END RECOMMENDED: PROBERS ENDORSE SEPARATE DURHAM POLICE. FIRE OFPTS. H 2
OFFICERS. FIREMEN RELUCTANT T3 TALK ABOUT PROPOSAL H 2
COST CUTS. BETTER PROTECTION LINKEO TO SCRAPPING PSO S 2
COUNCIL FACES TOUGH TASK IN P3NOERING PSO STUOY S 2
CHIEF CRITICIZES NEGATIVE PSO STUDY H 2
PETITION BACKS PSO PROGRAM S 2
COUNCIL MEMBERS ANXIOUSLY AWAITING PUBLIC SAFETY STUDY H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PROTEST STUDY S 2
PSO REPORT MADE PUBLIC BEFORE CITY OFFICIALS HAD IT S 2
ABOLISH PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. BUT SLOWLY - CONSULTANTS H 2
DURHAM PSO STUDY GAPS ARE POINTED OUT S 2
OFFICERS' REACTION MIXED ON ENDING PUBLIC SAFETY FORCE H 2
LET'S STUDY THE STUOY H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY STUDY RESULTS DISAPPOINTING H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY NEEDED H 2
KEEP PUBLIC SAFETY H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY STUDY REVIVES OLD PROBLEMS H 2
FIRM RECOMMENDS RELOCATING FI!E STATIONS. TRUCKS H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY HAS FLAWS BUT CITY CAN MAKE IT WO°K H 2
SEPARATE FIREFIGHTERS. POLICE TO SAVE MONEY H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFERS DURHAM MORE PROTECTION H 2
PSO STUDY CAN BE MOOIFIEO H 2
CONFUSION STALLS POLICE. FIRE SERVICE S 2
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE WAS BIASED H 2
■PAY PSO'S THEIR WORTH" H 2
FORMER POLICE CHIEF BACKS PUBLIC SAFETY H 2
PSO FLAP IS POLITICAL H 2
PSOS FORM SUPPORT GROUP S 2
PANEL RECOMMENDS SPECIAL MEETING TO CONSIOER REPORT ON PUBLIC SAFETY H 2
PSO PANEL SEEKS MORE INFORMATION S 2
PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEM FOES SEEK SUPPORT H 2
LASSITER DEFENDS PSO PROGRAM 5 2
PSO FOES SAY OPPOSITION RUNS DEEP S 2
MORE OFFICERS JOIN PSO OEBATE H 2
PSO PROGRAM DEBATE CONTINUES S 2
PROPOSED END TO PUBLIC SAFETY STRAINS AGAINST ITS ACCOMPLISHMENTS H 2
COUNCIL MUST ASSURE POLICE, FIRE PROTECTION S 2
BREAK UP PUBLIC SAFETY H 2
CRITIC BACKS POLICE. FIRE UNITS S 2
DURHAM OFFICERS SUPPORT CHANGES TO PSO FINOINGS S 2
HEED FIREMEN, POLICE H 2
PSO SERVICE THREATENED H 2
SERVICE LEVEL OT BE MAIN POINT OF PUBLIC SAFETY DEBATE S 2
PROPOSED CHANGES IN FIRE SERVICE CAUSE DISAGREEMENT S 2
LASSITER STAKES HIS CAREER ON ALL-PSO H 2
COUNCIL GETS 3 PLANS FOR POLICE. FIRE SERVICE S 2
HAVE SOME COUNCILMEN OECIOEO 3N PUBLIC SAFETY? S 2
COMMENTS SHOW PSO CONTROVERSY S 2
PSO SOUABBLE KEEPS CONSULTANTS BUSY H 2
POLICE. FIRE. PUBLIC SAFETY DOING THEIR JOB H 2
KEEP DURHAM SAFE H 2
AFTER-THE-OEAOLINE: PUBLIC SAFETY: IS IT REALLY FAILING? H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY TO BE TOPIC ON TV SHOW S 2
CABLEVISION'S "INSIGHT" PROGRAM TO EXAMINE PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE H 2
COUNCIL TO HEAR MORE ON PSO ISSUE JUNE <> H 2
MORE PUBLIC SAFETY HEARINGS SET S 2
CMP CONSULTANTS REPORT H 2
PSO UNCERTAINTY COMPLICATES BUDGET S 2
PUBLIC SAFETY OEBATE INCLUDES FIRE RATING S 2
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS OISPUTE BASIS FOR SPLIT S 2
PROPOSAL TO REDUCE NIGHT PATROLS CAUSES CONCERN S 2
PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERNS TO AIR S 2
DURHAM COUNCIL TO HEAR PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERNS S I
PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL CRITICIZE, BACK PROGRAM S 2
PSOS CITE TURMOIL, ASK EARLY DECISION S 2
PROLONGED PSO DECISION BAD FOR CITIZENS, OFFICERS S 2
FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION IS COUNCIL'S DILEMMA H 2
COUNCIL SHOULO HEAR ALL SIDES H 2
SEPARATE POLICE. FIRE UNITS S 2
PENDING PSO VOTE SPURS MANEUVERING S 2
HAVE YOUR SAY AT PSO HEARING H 2
VOTERS ALLIANCE. LABOR UNION AGAINST KEEPING PSO PROGRAM H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY SUPPORTED H 2
CITY ENDS PSO PROGRAM H 2
CITY STUDIES SWITCH FROM PUBLIC SAFETY S 2
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS NO RETRIBUTION S 2
PROPONENTS, OPPONENTS SAY IT'S TIME FOR RECONCILIATION S 2
LOOK OUT FOR FALLOUT FROM COUNCIL'S VOTE H 2
WHERE WAS THE BOSS? H 2
FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO SEPARATE FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION H 2
FIRE, POLICE DECISION TO COST DURHAM MORE S 2
DURHAM POLICEMAN... H 2
OURHAM IS 'REGRESSIVE, NOT PR3GRESSIVE" H 2
PSO OECISION MEANS PAYING MORE FOR LESS S 2
SOME PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS MAY BE CONVERTED IN A YEAR H 2
PSO "INFORMATION" WRONG H 2
DURHAM WOMAN FIGHTS TO SAVE PSO S 2
JOB PREVENTEO USE OF SKILLS S 2
5 ON COUNCIL PANEL MEET IN PRIVATE: PRESS, CITY LAWYERS DISPUTE... H 2
COUNCIL MEETING STIRS CONTROVERSY S 2
GANG HF FIVE GOES SECRET H 2
UNANNOUNCEO PSO CHAT VIOLATED MEETINGS LAW S 2
COUNCIL TRADES SHOTS H 2
MAYOR: LEAVE POWELL ALONE ON PUBLIC SAFETY S 2
CLEHENT'S QUESTIONS CALLED POLITICAL MOVE S 2
MAYOR'S PLEA WELL-TIMED AS PSO RANCOR EXPLODES S 2
COUNCIL SHOULD ABIOE BY ITS OWN GUIDELINES H 2
INSIDE S 2
•HAUGHTY" COUNCILMEN OFFER LAME EXCUSES H 2
WHAT OID COUNCIL COVEY HIDE IN ITS NEST? H 2
OPENNESS GREATE5T SAFEGUARD TO PUBLIC H 2
WILL TODAY'S ISSUES DECIOE FALL ELECTIONS? H 2
HOW TO CHANGE MINDS: VOTE H 2
POWELL TO REPORT TO COUNCIL ON SEPARATING DEPARTMENTS H 2
CITY COUNCIL BONER WILL COST TAXPAYERS H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY AN ALBATROSS H 2
PUBLIC SAFETY BREAK-UP NOT FISCALLY SOUNO H 2
A COSTLY DEC ISION H 2
POLICE. FIRE TRANSITION: WILL SERVICES DECLINE? H 2
ENGINE NO. 71 MAOE 139 RUNS S 7
CITY COUNCIL'S SNOW JOB H 2
COUNCIL SHOWED COURAGE H 2
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, HOPE VALLEY ROAD STATION
SEE HOPE VALLEY PUBLIC SAFETY STATION
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, LEGAL AOVISQR
1/08/85
1/09/85
1/23/85
2/21/85
2/25/85
3/16/85
3/31/85
4/01/85
4/01/85
4/02/85
4/01/35
4/03/85
4/04/35
4/04/85
4/04/85
4/05/85
4/05/85
4/06/85
4/07/85
4/09/85
4/09/85
4/10/85
4/12/85
4/15/85
4/17/85
4/17/85
4/17/85
4/18/85
4/18/85
4/19/85
4/22/85
4/23/85
4/23/»5
4/24/85
4/25/85
4/25/85
4/26/85
4/26/85
4/26/85
4/27/85
4/27/85
4/28/85
4/30/85
5/01/85
5/01/85
5/04/85
5/07/85
5/07/85
5/07/85
5/08/P5
5/09/65
5/09/85
5/09/85
5/09/85
5/10/85
5/10/85
5/10/85
5/12/85
5/21/85
5/21/85
5/22/85
5/22/85
5/25/85
5/29/R5
6/01/85
6/03/85
6/04/85
6/04/35
6/04/85
6/05/85
6/05/R5
6/06/85
6/07/85
6/13/85
6/13/85
6/13/85
6/17/85
6/18/85
6/13/85
6/19/85
6/19/35
6/19/85
6/19/85
6/20/85
6/20/85
6/20/85
6/20/85
6/23/85
6/25/85
6/25/85
6/27/85
7/01/85
7/03/85
7/16/85
7/19/85
7/19/85
7/21/35
7/22/B5
7/23/85
7/23/B5
7/23/85
7/24/85
7/25/85
7/27/85
7/29/85
7/30/85
8/01/85
8/08/35
8/14/85
8/15/85
8/18/35
8/22/85
3/23/85
8/23/35
8/25/85
8/29/85
9/06/85
9/24/35
1
13
1
N C60
N
N
N "69
N A54
N M51
N A47
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N A54
N A47
N S51
N A47
N «69
N A54
N 447
N A54
E
L
L
L
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
15
5
4
4
4
3
4
L
N A47
N S51
N 447
N A 54
N L38
N 447
N 454
N
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L
L
N A47
L
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N 447
N 447
n ssi
N 447
N A47
N A47
N A54
L
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N
N
N
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N M&9
N A47
N A47
N A47
N
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N A4 7
N A4 7
4 E
4 E
4 E
4 L
1 N 447
4 E
1 N A54
4 L
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I N 838
1 P N A47
4 E
4 E
1 N 454
4 E
4 T T R56
4 L
4 L
1 P N 454
1
1
1
1
5
1
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N SBl
N M69
N S51
N M69
N M69
MONTHLY/AN
.UAL INDEX
1/01/8"; - 12/31/15
SUBJECTS
PACE 31".
l/l6/°6
PC. L P BYL
SEE DURHAM POLICE DEPT., LEGAL 1EPT.
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, NORTH DUKE STATION
2 PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS TARGETS FOR CONVERSION
S 2 7/02/85 A
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFI!
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY P'
SEE ALSO OURHAH PUbLIC SAFETY PR
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY P3
SEE ALSO POLICE BRUTALITY
SEE ALSO PROFESSIONAL POLICE t f
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SAFETY ACTION G'
PSO: GOOU PAY, EXCITEMENT AMON
SHRIEKING SIRENS A RARITY
DURHAM HEIST SUSPECT NABBED II
PUBLIC SAFETY CHIEF SAYS CHASE
POLICE CHARGE MAN KITH BANK RD
BUMPING LED TO SHOOTING OF SUS
DURHAM POLICE EXPLAIN CHASE
HIGH-SPEED AUTO CHASES A NO-MI
POLICE RIGHT TO CHASE ROBBER
POLICE ACTED PROPERLY
DURHAM OFFICERS CONGRATULATED
MAN FACES CHARGE OF THEFT, ASS
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MAKING 'STEAM*
2 SPANIARDS LIKE PUBLIC SAFETY
DURHAM PSO IS STUDIED
2 DURHAM PSOS FACE CHARGES
FRAZIER: SCHOOLS more SEGREGAT
ACCUSATIONS WITHOUT EVIDENCE <
•DOCTOR RICE1 HELPS, BUT MQM 0
HOW DURHAM SLAYING SOLVEO
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OFFICERS SAID TREATEO THE SAME
PSO CHIEF SAYS CHARGE AGAINST
CITY TAXI PERMIT LIMIT IS PROP
DURHAM OFFICER IS STRUCK
POLICE OFFICER, CITY SUED OV E'
LAW OFFICERS RESIGN JOBS
HAZARDOUS-MATERIALS TEAM PROPO
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MAZAROUUS-MATERI AL UNIT OESERV
DURHAM PSO'S ASSAULT TRIAL BEG
LAwMAN ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT
CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER DISMISS
OFFICERS, FIREMEN RELUCTANT TT
PETITION BACKS PSO PROGRAM
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PROTEST
POLICE PROBE CHASE, DEATH
OFFICERS* REACTION MIXED ON EN
SUSPECT PULLS KNIFE ON ARRESTI
MAN WHO HELD POLICE AT SAY TO
PUBLIC SAFETY STUOY REVIVES OL
OFFICERS REACTEO WELL
CITIZEN RAPS POLICE ON HANDLIN
SEPARATE FIREFIGHTERS, POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFERS DURHAM Ml
WOMAN WHO LOST HOME IN SEIGE '
PSO STUDY CAN BE MODIFIED
CONFUSION STALLS POLICE. FIRE
•PAY PSO'S THEIR WORTH-
FORMER POLICE CHIEF BACKS PUBL
PSO FLAP IS POLITICAL
PSOS FORM SUPPORT GROUP
PSO PANEL SEEKS MORE INFORMATI
PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEM FOES SEEK
LASSITER DEFENOS PSO PROGRAM
PSO FOES SAY OPPOSITION RUNS 3
MORE OFFICERS JOIN PSO OEBATE
PSO PROGRAM DEBATE CONTINUES
PROPOSED END TO PUBLIC SAFETY
PSO IS FIRED, LATER CHARGED Wl
WOMAN CHARGES EX-PSO IN ATTAC<
COUNCIL MUST ASSURE POLICE, Ft
CRITIC BACKS POLICE, FIRE UNIT
DURHAM OFFICERS SUPPORT CHANGE
HEED FIREMEN, POLICE
PSO SERVICE THREATENED
SERVICE LEVEL OT BE MAIN POtNT
PROPOSEO CHANGES IN FIRE SERVI
COUNCIL GETS 3 PLANS FOR POLI:
HAVE SOME COUNCILMEN OECIOED 0
COMMENTS SHOW PSO CONTROVERSY
PSO SQUABBLE KEEPS CONSULTANTS
POLICE, FIRE, PUBLIC SAFETY DO
KEEP DURHAM SAFE
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BURNETTE SAYS HE SHOT AT SgUI'
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PUBLIC SAFETY TO BE TOPIC ON T
OFFICER'S EARS BURNED
CABLEVIS ION'S 'INSIGHT* PROGRi
COUNCIL TO HEAR MORE ON PSO IS
MORE PUBLIC SAFETY HEARINGS SE
PSO UNCERTAINTY COMPLICATES B'J
FORMER DURHAM PSO FACES SECOND
JUDGE WON'T LOWER EX-OFFICER'S
PUBLIC SAFETY OEBATE INCLUDES
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS OISPUT
PROPOSAL TO REDUCE NIGHT PATR3
DURHAM COUNCIL TO HEAR PUBLIC
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PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL CRITIC
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HAVE YOUH SAY AT PSO HEARING
VOTERS ALLIANCE, LABOR UNION A
PUBLIC SAFETY SUPPORTEO
CITY ENDS PSO PROGRAM
CITY STUDIES SWITCH FROM PUBLI
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS NO RETRIBUT
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SOME PUBLIC SAFETY STATIONS MA
STATE DISMISSES ONE OF TWO CH>
INTERIM POLICE CHIEF, FIRE CHI
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LOPER. FORMER OFFICER
H 2
1/06/85
D
1 P F
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1/06/85
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H 2
1/10/85
A
p N
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h 2
1/10/85
B
1 N
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S 2
1/10/85
A
1 P N
A47
H 2
1/11/85
A
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S 2
l/l 1/85
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S 2
1/12/85
A
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S 2
1/14/85
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1/16/85
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h 2
1/21/85
A
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S 2
1/21/85
A
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H 2
1/23/85
A
4 L
S 2
1/23/85
C
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H 2
1/25/85
B
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S 2
1/25/85
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S 2
1/26/85
A
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H 2
1/28/85
A
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2/01/85
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2/05/85
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2/1 1/R5
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1 P N
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2/20/85
A
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H 2
2/21/85
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S 2
2/21/85
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A47
H 2
2/28/85
B
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A54
S 2
3/07/85
A 1
2 N
M69
S 2
3/07/85
C
L N
H 2
3/08/85
B
1 N
S82
S 2
3/09/85
A
3 N
447
H 2
3/21/85
B
1 N
S51
S 2
3/21/85
C
1 N
M69
S 2
3/23/85
A
4 E
S 2
3/25/85
c
1 N
H 2
3/26/85
B
1 N
S87
S 2
3/26/85
A
5 N
H 2
4/01/85
B
1 N
M51
S 2
4/01/85
A
1 N
A47
5 2
4/04/85
A
1 N
A47
S 2
4/05/85
A
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447
H 2
4/06/85
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4/07/85
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4/10/85
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4/12/85
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4/13/85
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4/16/85
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4/17/85
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4/17/85
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4/17/85
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4/1B/85
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4/18/85
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4/22/85
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H 2
4/23/85
A
4 L
H 2
4/23/85
A
4 L
S 2
4/24/85
A
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A47
S 2
4/25/85
c
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447
H 2
4/26/85
A
1 N
A54
S 2
4/26/85
A
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4/26/85
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1 N
147
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4/27/85
c
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4/27/85
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4/28/85
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4/30/85
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4/30/85
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5/01/85
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5/04/85
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5/07/85
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5/07/85
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5/07/55
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5/08/»5
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5/09/85
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5/09/B5
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5/09/85
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5/10/85
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5/10/85
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5/10/85
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5/16/85
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5/17/85
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5/17/85
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5/21/85
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5/21/85
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H 2
5/21/85
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5/22/85
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5/22/85
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5/29/85
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5/29/85
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5/30/85
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6/01/85
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6/03/85
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6/04/85
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6/04/85
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6/05/85
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6/05/85
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6/05/85
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6/05/85
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6/06/85
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6/13/85
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6/13/85
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6/17/85
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H 2
6/13/85
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6/18/85
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6/19/85
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6/19/85
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S 2
6/19/85
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S 2
6/19/85
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6/25/55
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S 2
6/25/85
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H 2
6/27/85
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H 2
6/28/85
a
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S32
H 2
7/02/85
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A54
H 2
7/02/85
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7/02/85
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SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
L4SSITER SHUFFLES POLICE COMMAND
NIGHT OF UNDERCOVER POLICE WO? K A WAITING GAME
73 PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS PL AN TO TRANSFER TO FIRE DEPARTMENT
61 PSOS SEEK TRANSFER TO FIRE DEPT. THIS MONTH
SHIFTING OF VETERAN PSOS MARKS UNEASY TRANSITION
ENGINE NO. 71 MAOE 139 RUNS
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. PISTOL TEAM
PSO PISTOL TEAM WINS STATE EV=NT
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS OEFENO N.C. PISTOL TITLE
RESERVE OFFICERS
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM,
THE BACKUP TEAM
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT TEAM
ARMED MAN THREATENS TO KILL PDLICF OFFICERS IN DAYLONG STANDOFF
ARMED MAN FIRFS AT POLICE IN STANDOFF
FIRE FORCES MAN FROM HIS HOME AFTER STANDOFF
NIGHT OF UNDERCOVER POLICE WORK A WAITING GAME
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
JUOGE WON'T LOWER EX-OFFICER'S BONO
OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, SPECIAL INCIDENTS TEAM
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
POLICE ACTED RESPONSIBLY
SPECIAL TRAINING GIVES TEAM NEEDEO SAFETY EDGE
CITIZEN RAPS POLICE ON HANDLING STANDOFF
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, UNDE' COVER AGENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
OUICK POLICE MOVE MAY HAVE AVERTED GUNFIGHT
HEARINGS SET MARCH 26 FOR 3 OM DRUG CHARGES
TWO POLICE OFFICERS UNDER OR UG PROBE
SEARCH WARRANT NOTES OSUG USE BY TWO OFFICERS
NIGHT OF UNOERCOVER POLICE WOl K A WAITING GAME
DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, WOMEN
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICERS
AGENCY UPHOLDS BUS COMPLAINTS
PROBE: A BLACKS TREATED UNEOUALLY
CITY MAY PAY LEGAL FEES OF FOUR BLACK WORKERS
EEOC ASKS CITY FOR LEGAL FEES
DURHAM PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
SEE DUKE POWER CO.
THE DURHAM RANGERS
IENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENOI
OURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO RAPE PREVENTION
FOR THE RAPE VICTIM, HELP IS A PHONE CALL AWAY
RAPE MYTHS COMPLICATE THE PROBLEM
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAH CITY COUNCIL, RECREATION AOVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO EDISON H. JOHNSON CENTER
SEE ALSO RECREATION, DURHAM
YOUTH DANCE SHOWCASE PLANNED =OR JAN. 13
WALK PROGRAM TO HELP WORKERS REMAIN HEALTHY
SPORTING EVENTS PLANNED
RACOUETBALL WINNERS
REGISTER FOR SOCCER BASEBALL LEAGUES
6 DURHAM PARKS BEGIN IN RECREATION PLAN
T.C. EXPRESS
CITY RECREATION PLAN CALLS FOR OISTRICT PARKS
SCULLING DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULED AT LAKE MICHIE
REDUCEO FEES AVAILABLE
PERSEVERANCE MAKES WINNER
RECREATION DISCOUNTS ATTRACT =EW APPLICANTS
SUMMER RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
PARTICIPATION HAKES FUNF6ST SUCCESSFUL
REDUCEO FEES OFFERED TO SENIORS, OTHERS
YOUNGSTERS SEEKING SUMMER ACTIVITIES HAVE WIOE CHOICE
INSECT PROGRAM IS SATURDAY
REC DEPARTMENT BEGINS JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM
OEBATE EXPECTEO ON PLAN FOR NEW PARK IN DURHAM
RFCREATION PROGRAM PROMOTES D3WNTOWN WALK FOR GOOO HEALTH
DURHAM GETS 150,000 TO PLAN F3 R RECREATION
CREST STREET CENTFR WORK PROGRESSING
CITY SHOULD WAIVE FEES FOR END GROUP
CITY'S ENTRANCEWAYS BLOOM
. . . AND FRIENDS OF CITY BE AU T I F IC AT ION
TENNIS, ANYONE?
PETITION CITES LACK OF ACCESS TO CITY PARK'S TENNIS COURTS
TRY THIS CLASS SAMPLER FOR TASTE OF THINGS TO COME
LIFE. BF IN IT.
OFFICIALS RETHINK TENNIS COURT USE
KIWANIS CLUB'S GIFT TO PROVID! PLAYGROUNO FOR OISABLEO CHILDREN
OURHAM OFFERS AFTER-SCHOOL RECREATION
AFTER-SCHOOL FUN
SPORTING EVENTS PLANNED...
CITY WAS CO-SPONSOR
CITY PUSHING FOR PARKLAND
NEW PROGRAM
PROGRAM OFFERS HOLIDAY FUN
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT., AOVISORY COMMITTEE
RESIDENTS SOUGHT FOR ADVISORY PANELS
DURHAM RECREATION OEPT., BASEBALL
RECREATION CHAMPS
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT., BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO YOUTH SPORTS
NEW BASKETBALL LEAGUE FOR NIGHT SHIFT WORKERS
HOT SHOTS
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT., FUN CARAVAN
OANCING IN THE PARK
'CIRCUS WEEK' THEME OF MOBILE DAY CAMPS
FUN TIME
SUN FUN
OURHAM FUN CARAVAN OFFERS MEDLEY OF FUN TO YOUNGSTERS
OANCE FEVER
LITTLE INOIANS
SUMMER FUN
■FUN' PROGRAMS VITAL
WHO, ME?
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MONTHLY/
CONCENTRATION
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT.. SOCCER
SOCCER PROGRAM ATTRACTS YOUTHS
DURHAM RECREATION OEPT., SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO SOFTBALL
SPORTING EVENTS PLANNED
TEAM SPIRIT
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT., TENNIS
SEE ALSO TENNIS
JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM EXCELLENT
INDEX
12/31/95
VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL ASSOC.
OURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
SEE ALSO JUNIOR U. S
SEE ALSO VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS
DURHAM RED FEZZ CORP.
REO FFZZ, SHRINERS' FEUO REKINDLED
OURHAM RESCUE MISSION
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO COMHUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HI LL/C ARRBOROI
DURHAM'S HOMELESS GET REFUGE FROM COLD
BUSINESSMAN PUTS BOUNTY ON FISH
EVERYONE SHARED IN THANKSGIVING 30UNTY
RELIEF SHELTERS GET READY FOR DEMAND DURING COLO WAVE
OURHAM RESEAR
SEE ALSO R
FINAL TR
TREYBURN
TREYBURN
PUBLIC G
PLAN SHO
TREYBURN
ARCHAEOL
CITY STA
TREYBURN
TREYBURN
IMMEDI AT
COUNTY T
TREYBURN
OFFICIAL
PEOPLE'S
TREYBURN
LEOERLE
POWELL U
TREYBURN
TREYBURN
PLANNERS
HAMNER W
TREYBURN
TREYBURN
OURHAM,
CITY STA
TREYBURN
COUNCIL
COUNCIL
PLEA TO
COUNCIL
ENVIRONM
SPEAKERS
TREYBURN
BRIGHTLE
CH PROPERTIES
ESEARCH PROPER
EYBURN PLANS E
PLANS ANNOUNC
PLANS ANNOUNC
ETS FIRST LOOK
WS TREYBURN
LETTER SAIO W
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FFER URGES ENV
DEVELOPERS OF
COMPANY'S PRE
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ALLIANCE RAIS
OROPS REQUEST
MAY BUILD PLAN
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OEVELOPERS MA
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FF, COUNCIL AP
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FACES 21 HEARI
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REZONE 13 ACRE
PANEL HEEDS WA
ENTAL STUDY UR
URGE TREYBURN
HEARING CONTI
AF OWNERS DENY
TIES ASSOCIATES
XPECTEO IN 45 DAYS
ED: OFFICIALS EYE NEEDS OF PROJECT
ED: PROJECT INCLUDES INDUSTRIES. HOMES.
AT TREYBURN
ATER NEED ALERT
TREYBURN SITE
IRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF RESERVOIR
FFR HELP ON SERVICES
SIDENT: 'WE MUST SEE PROGRESS'
ONING MEET ASKED
ONING 100-ACRE PARCEL AT TREYBURN
REZONINS
ES GOOD
FOR EX°
T IN DUT
N WATER.
S3.1 MI
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INPUT
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CLARIFY
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GEO ON T
PLANNED
NUES
SALE RF
TREYBURN TRACT
OUESTIONS
EDI TING REZONING
HAM
SEWER PLAN
LLION FOR WATER
ES IN PLAN
PLAN
INTENTIONS
EWER AGREEMENT
IOED ON TREYBURN POINT
ITY PACT
URN PROPOSAL
ICKETT ROAD FAILS
OM TREYBURN'S SANFORD
REYBURN PLAN
S TO MOVE SLOWLY
PORTS
riURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO NORTH DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
GROUP BACKS INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL
ROTARY OFFICERS
TREYBURN COMPANY'S PRESIDENT: 'WE MUST SEE PROGRESS"
TREYBURN OFFICIAL SAYS MORE PROGRESS NEEOED
IMMEOIATE TREYBURN REZONING MEET ASKED
REP. MILLER DEFENDS LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS
MARTIN PUSHES TEACHER PAY
OUPHAM SAFE RIDES
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
•OURHAM SAFE RIDES' ORGANIZED FOR TEENS
RIDES PROGRAM BEGINS
ORGANIZER SAYS RESPONSE GOOD TO RIDES PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS
DURHAM COUNCIL BACKS OWI RIDE PROGRAM
COUNCILMEN PRAISE RIDE PROGRAM FOR TIPSY TEENS
RIOES PROGRAM BENEFICIAL
COUNTY BOARD PONDERS TUDENT MEETINGS
'SAFE RIDES' WILL TRY TO KEEP DRINKING TEENS FROM ORIVING
OURHAM SAFE RIOES: A LIFE-SAVING PROJECT
AUDIT SHOWS SCHOOLS IN CITY FISCALLY SOUND
NOBLE GESTURE, POOR MESSAGE
CITY SCHOOL AUDITING WOES ARE MINOR
FIRST-AID CLASS
•6,000 SOUGHT FOR SAFE RIDES
REVVING UP FOR SAFETY
FUNOS NEEOEO FOR SAFE RIDES PROGRAM
ROCKER TO RAISE SAFE-RIDES money
0UKE STUDENTS ARE STARTING 'SAFE-RIOES' SERVICE
SAFE RIOES PROGRAM NEEOS AOULT VOLUNTEERS TO GET ON THE ROAO
DURHAM SALES ANO MARKETING CLUB
SEE SALES ANO MARKETING EXECUTIVE CLUB OF DURHAM
DURHAM SANITATION WORKERS
SEE GARBAGE COLLECTION, OURHAM
DURHAM SAVOYARDS LTD.
SAVOYAROS LI STEN OUT
VOICES NEEDEO
SING-THROUGH SET
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN MADE 'MOST PERMANENT AND ENOURING ACHIEVEMENT.
BUILDING SETS FOR SAVOYAROS: THE BOAT ROLLS ON
JOHN YOUNGER REJUVENATES: THE GONOOLIERS
MUSICAL NUMBERS HIGHLIGHT SAVOYARDS' 'GONOOLIERS'
SMUGGLERS MILITARY TYPES NEEDEO
G C S GO GREAT GATSBY IN 'GONOOLIERS'
FRIENO OF ARTS, CONNIE MOSES, DIES
HELP FOR SAVOYARDS
SAVOYARDS WILL STAGE NOV. 17 SING THROUGH OF GCS 'GRAND DUKE'
DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO BULL CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENOLY CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE SERTOMA CLUB
C T S
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1/16/86
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9/03/85
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8/08/85
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8/23/85
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OTI TO JOIN ACCREDITATION APPEAL
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. BUOGET
DURHAM TECH ASKS FOR LESS
DTI TRUSTEES OK SMALLER BUDGET
EOUCATION BUDGETS JUMP
OTI BUDGET OF J6.85 MILLION 0< • D
DTI STUDIES NEW EOUCATION ROLF
DTI TO OFFER FEWER COURSES
OTI HOPES PAY WOES WILL END
COMMISSIONERS TO MULL INDUSTRIAL POLICY
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. BUILOING PROJECTS
DURHAM TECH TRUSTEES TO EYE BJILOING PLANS
DTI BOARO GETS LOOK AT BUILDING PLANS
ENROLLMENT AT OTI OROPS
OTI TRUSTEES APPROVE PLANS FO' NEW RESOURCES BUILDING
DTI APPROVES BUILDING PLANS. PREPARES TO TAKE BIOS
BIOS FOR OTI BUILOING TO BE TAKEN IN MAY
DTI BUDGET OF $6.85 MILLION OK • D
WORK BEGINS ON NEW OTI RESOURIES CENTER
GROUND BROKEN FOR OTI BUILOING
EARTH- MOVING
DURHAM TECHNICAL IN
SEE ALSO DURHAM
COUNTY SCHOOL
DTI SEEKS NAME
DTI TRANSFERS
CITY SCHOOL BA
COMMUNITY COLL
DTI MAY BE REC
WYNN SAYS CHAN
DTI DOESN'T SE
OTI CHIEF OPTI
WARREN LEGISLA
DTI COLLEGE TR
UPGRAOE DURHAM
ABORTION CONSE
CRIME PROTECTI
DTI BILL ADVAN
DURHAM TECH BI
TRAPPED IN SEN
DURHAM WINS. L
STITUTE. COL
TECHNICAL IN
BOARD FAVORS
CHANGE
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ORO APPROVES
EGE STATUS R
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ATE: OTI'S U
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LEGE TRANSFER CREDITS
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OURHAM TECH PLAN
NERS' AGENOA
CALENOAR
ECOHMENDED FOR OTI
COLLEGE
n:cu
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ANGE
LL TO ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY
HAS PROBLEMS
OVA>ICES OVER OBJECTIONS
ELOERLY DEBATED
PGRADE APPEARS ON HOLO
LEG I SLATURE
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, COMMENCEMENT
BOND TO SPEAK AT DTI GRAOUATIDN
DURHAM TECH GRAOUATES HEAR OF CITY, COUNTY NEED
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. COLLEGE TRANSFER CREOITS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FAVORS DURHAM TECH PLAN
OURHAM TECH OFFERS COMPUTER COURSES
DTI DOESN'T SEEK 'RECLASSIFICATION-
DURHAM TECH TO OFFER EMERGENCY MEDICA TRAINING
DTI BILL ADVANCES
DURHAM TECH SETS COURSE ON PRIVATE SECURITY
DTI TO OFFER COMPUTER COURSES
MICROCOMPUTER, ELECTRONIC REPAIR COURSES OFFERED
AT OTI NURSING PROGRAM TOPIC
OTI STUDIES NEW EDUCATION ROLE
DTI TO OFFER NEW COURSE
OURHAM TECH TO OFFER EIGHT-SESSION COURSE ON 'WELLNESS' PLANNING
DTI OFFERS TV COURSES
DURHAM TECH OFFERS T-W6EK HEALTH COURSE
OTI TO OFFER FEWER COURSES
AIR-CONDITIONING CLASS OFFERED AT DTI
DTI TO OFFER COMPUTER COURSES
DURHAM TECH OFFERS THREE TV C3URSES
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, EARLY :HILOHOOO EDUCATION PROGRAM
EARLY EDUCATION TOPIC OF MEETING
SHARED KNOWLEDGE HELPS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES CENTER
WORK BEGINS ON NEW OTI RESOURCES CENTER
GROUND BROKEN FOR OTI BUILOING
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, EMERGED CY MET I CAL TECHNICIAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
DTI CLASS TO QUALIFY EMERGENCY TECHNICIANS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, EMPLOYEES
OTI HONORS EMPLOYEE WHO DIED
RETIRING EMPLOYEE IS HONORED 3Y DTI
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT AT DTI OROPS
DTI ENROLLMENT UP
DURHAM TECH ASKS FOR LESS
DTI NEEDS MORE FULL-TIME STUDENTS — WYNN
OTI STUDIES NEW EDUCATION ROLE
OTI TO MEET ENROLLMENT OUOTA
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, FACULTY
DURHAM TECH NAMES ACADEMIC CHIEF
OTI APPOINTMENTS MADE
DURHAM TECH APPOINTS THREE PROGRAM HEADS
LANE IS NAMEO TO POST AT OTI
OTI APPRECIATION DAY IS TOMORROW
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, FACULTY SALARIES
OTI HOPES PAY WOES WILL END
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, GIFTS C FUNORAISING
STUDY: OURHAM TECH COULD GET 1400,000 A YEAR IN OONATIONS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, GRAOUATES
SEE ALSO OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, STUDENTS
GREETING GRADUATES
SILICON WAFER PLANT PLANS MID-JANUARY PRODUCTION
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. MICROELECTRONICS TRAINING PROGRAM
MICROCOMPUTER, ELECTRONIC REPAIR COURSES OFFERED
OURHAH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING SCHOOLS, N.C.
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MONTHLY/AN
UAL I N 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/15
SUBJECT
PACE 320
1/15/56
OTI TRUSTEES APPROVE PLANS FOR NEW RESOURCES BUILDING
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTEi PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LICENSEO PRACTICAL NURSES ASSOCIATION
OTI GRAPS SCOPE 96 ON NURSES TEST
PASSING RATE IS 96X
AT DTI NURSING PROGRAM TOPIC
LPN JC8 HUNT GOES BEYOND HOSPITALS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM TECH STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS
SIX DTI STUDENTS GET tlOO SCHOLARSHIPS
2 OTI STUOENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
7 OTI STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
OTI LISTS 12 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
3 OTI STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS
SIX DTI STUDENTS EARN SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. SEMINARS
COMBATING TOXIC WASTES FOCUS 3 F OTI'S ENVIRONMENTAL SEMINAR
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. STUOENTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. GRADUATES
JOBS LOOK GOOD FOR DECEMBER GRADS
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, TELECOJRSES
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
OURHAM TECH OFFERS THREE TV COURSES
OTI OFFERING TELEVISION CREOIT COURSES
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. VISITIMG ARTISTS
LEGENOS IN STONE: INOIAN ARRIVES AS NEW VISITING ARTIST AT 0.
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. WATER SYSTEM
DTI WATER FOUNTAINS SHUT OFF SFTER ILLNESS
OTI WATER FOUND UNSAFE
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. WORKSHOPS
COMPUTER COURSE SET AT OURHAM TECH
CONFERENCE ON DAY CARE. EARLY EDUCATION OPENS TONIGHT
OURHAM TECH OFFERS COMPUTER WORKSHOPS
OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE BOARO OF TRUSTEES
OURHAM TECH TRUSTEES TO EYE BUILDING PLANS
OTI BOARO GETS LOOK AT BUILDING PLANS
ENROLLMENT AT OTI DROPS
DTI TRUSTEES APPROVE PLANS FOR NEW RESOURCES BUILDING
OTI APPROVES BUILDING PLANS. PREPARES TO TAKE BIDS
BIOS FOR DTI BUILDING TO BE TAKEN IN -AY
OURHA" TECH ASKS FOR LESS
OTI TRUSTEES OK SMALLER BUDGET
DELOATCHE NAMED TO DTI PANEL
OTI NEEDS MORE FULL-TIME STUDENTS — WYNN
OTI STUDIES NEW EDUCATION ROLE
DURHAM TELEPHONE CO.
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE
SOUTHEAST
DURHAM THEATER GUILD
SEE ALSO THEATERS. DURHAM
WIN OR LOSE. 'LOVERS' SOUR GRAPES
THEATRE GUILD ENDS YEAR 'OFF-BEAT'
DURHAM THEATER GUILD PRESENTS TWO PLAYS BY M4MET
GUILD'S PAIR ROUGH, OFF-BEAT, FUNNY
THEATER GUILD TO MEET
THEATER GROUPS TESTING SUMMERTIME
GUILO'S "CRIMES': SOUTHERN SURREALISM THAT'S FUN
THEATRE GUILD PLANS 4 PLAYS
COMMUNITY THEATERS PUT ON SOME SHOWS
ANOTHER OPENING
SONGS MAKE STORY IN 'AFFAIR'
OURHAM THEATER GUILD MEMBERS REMINISCE: OTHER PLAYS, OTHER PLACES
•SONDHEIM AFFAIR' A DURHAM GEM
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
THREE CHEERS FOR 'VANITIES'
•VANITIES' PLAYS WELL FOR LAUGHS
DURHAM TOBACCO MARKET
SEE TOBACCO, MARKETS
DURHAM TOXIC ACTION COALITION
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, OURHAM
GROUP FOR DISCLOSURE HUNTS ROYALL
OURHAM TRACTION CO.
SEE OUKE POWER CO.
DURHAM TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION
SEE ALSO DURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION £ UTILITIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
DURHAM TO EYE TRAFFIC SIGNALS TO ASSIST BLIND
NEWSPAPER SITE PLANS OK
WHEN IS A TRUCK NOT A TRUCK'
CITY PANEL TO CONSIDER SECONO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR BRIOGE
CITY ENGINEERS STUOV EASING TRAFFIC CONGESTION
ORIVERS KEEP ON TRUCKIN' ALONG EAST END AVENUE
DURHAM TRANSPORTATION AOVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, TRANSPORTATION AOVISORY COMMITTEE
DURHAM TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES DEPT.
SEE OURHAM DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION C UTILITIES
DURHAM TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN
SEE OURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE 'LAN
OURHAM UNION BUS STATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C.. BUSES
PANEL STUDIES BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS
NIGHT OF UNDERCOVER POLICE WORK A WAITING GAME
MAN HIT, ROBBED NEAR BUS STATION
BUS ROUTE CHANGES TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH
DURHAM UNION TRAIN STATION
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAILROADS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TRAINS
DURHAM MEMORIES REKINDLED
DURHAM UNITEO ARTS FUNO
SEE OURHAM ARTS COUNCIL.
SEE OURHAM ARTS FUNO
OURHAM UNITEO WAY
FUNO R« ISING
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N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. DURHAM
ELECTROLUX GIVES VACUUM CLEANERS
UNITEO HAY DIRECTOR: TAX CHANjE COULO MEAN «250.000 LOSS YEARLY
TAX REFORM IDEA SPURS REACTION
TAX REFORM PLAN THREATENS UNITED MAY
MEETING SLATED FOR UNITEO MAY
BASS. BROOKS TO LEAO UNITED HAY
UNITED HAY RECOGNIZES HORKERS. CONTRIBUTORS AT ANNUAL MEETING
UNITEO HAY UNDERGOES REORGAN [» ATION
UNITED HAY DIRECTOR GIVEN FUNO-RAISING JOB
VOLUNTEERS TO SLICE UNITED HAY'S PIE
UNITEO HAY BEGINS FUNDS STUDY
UNITEO HAY LEADER PLEDGES EXPANSION
UNITEO HAY HIRES EXECUTIVE OHECTOR
UNITEO HAY SETS $2.07 MILLION GOAL
UNITED HAY GOAL FOR DURHAM. C1UNTY «2.07 MILLION THIS YEAR
UNITEO HAY NIGHT SET
SOFTBALL GAME TO START PITCH FOR UNITED HAY
15 EXECUTIVES FINISH TRAINING FOR UNITEO HAY
BALLPARK BALLOONS
DURHAM NICE. FAR FROM PERFECT. SURVEY SHOHS
UNITED HAY PLANS KICKOFF LUNCHEON
UNITEO HAY LUNCH SLATED
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
DURHAM UNITED HAY GETS CONTRIBUTION OF t.286.000
DURHAM UNITEO HAY REACHES 14* OF GOAL
UNITED HAY KICKS OFF 1995 CAMP A I GN. . . HI TH PIES
UNITEO HAY KICKS OFF 12.07 MILLION DRIVE
CLEARING THE RECOP.O
FOOD NOT DONATED
GOOD CAUSE. LOFTY GOAL
•FLIGHTSEEING TOURS' OF TRIANGLE OFFERED
ALL SEATS NOH BOOKEO ON 'FLIGHTSEEING TOURS*
UNITEO HAY NEEDS YOUR HELP
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNEO IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
PROJECT TO AID COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUPS
SPIRITS HIGH ON FLIGHT FROM RDU FOR CHARITY
TOURS EARN 47.000
UNITEO HAY REACHES 55* OF GOAL
UNITEO HAY REACHES 55 PERCENT OF GOAL
UNITED HAY 70% TO GOAL
UNITED HAY REACHES 70 PERCENT OF GOAL
UNITEO HAY ORIVE GETS 75. 7* OF GOAL
UNITED HAY REACHES 76 PERCENT OF ITS GOAL
UNITEO HAY NEARS GOAL HITH 98*
UNITEO HAY NEAR 90* OF GOAL
DURHAM COUNTY GETS FOOO MONEY
DURHAM'S UNITED HAY TOPS ITS GOAL HITH 12.079,270 — more IS EXPECTED
UNITEO HAY TOPS 42.071,000 GOAL
NEEDY TO GET 19,688 HORTH OF PROVISIONS
UNITEO HAY FUND ORIVE SHOHS THAT PEOPLE CARE
UNITED HAY GOAL MET
RESIDENTS ARE GENEROUS
UNITED HAY SHOHS A CARING COMMUNITY
BEGIN LAST-MINUTE TAX STRATEGY NOH
CREATING PHILANTHROPISTS
DURHAM URBAN TRAILS ANO GREENHAYS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. GREENHAY SYSTEM
SEE ALSO HIKING
OUARRY TRAIL OPENING SET
GREENHAY DEDICATION
DURHAM VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
SEE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL
OUOHAM VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
SEE VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
OURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON TH5 AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. OURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
SEE ALSO POLITICS. OURHAM
HCGOVERN: HOLD TO IOEALS
PRICE OF GROhTH TO RE DISCUSSED
VOTERS ALLIANCE. LABOR UNION AGAINST KEEPING PSO PROGRAM
VOTERS ALLIANCE ENDORSES THREE
BLACK PANEL BACKS CANDIDATES
VOTER'S ALLIANCE ENDORSEMENTS ANNOUNCEO FOR TUESDAY'S VOTE
MAYOR'S ASSIGNMENTS: POHER F0» LIBERAL BLOC
DURHAM HATER RESOURCFS OIVI
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER PUMPI
SEE ALSO HATER BONO ISSU
SEE ALSO HATER TREATMENT
ROBERT M4L0NE. FORMER
HATER PLANT LEAKS MAY
OURHAM HATER TANKS CRA
ARTS COUNCIL PLANS BUI
ANOTHER SHOCKER FOR HA
ROLAN BACKS GROHTH OF
PANEL TOLO SEHAGE LACK
SEHER CAPACITY HOES ST
RELOCATING 3 HASTE TRE
HATERSHEO ISSUE TO BE
COST OF PHOSPHORUS REM
AGREEMENT HOULD LET PL
CITY COUNCIL PUTS OFF
STUDY: HATER. SEHER TO
CITY: COMPANY USING CY
POLLUTION THREAT HORRI
BUSINESS USING CYANIOF
FIRM MAY SHUT DOHN BY
OROER EXPANDS SEHER PL
CITY RESIDENTS HARNED
OR INKING HATER IN NEH
BAN USE OF LEAO SOLOER
CITY PANEL APPROVES HA
HATER. SEHER FEES HORR
OURHAM HON'T CHANGE IT
SOLUTION SOUGHT FOR LE
HEAOLINE ON TASTE OF C
SI ON
NG STATION
E
PLANTS. DURHAM
CITY HATER EXPERT, OEAO
CREATE HEALTH HAZARDS
CKED
LDING RENOVATION
TER HOR< S
HASTEHATER PLANTS
HOLOING UP DEVELOPMENT
ALL HOUS ING PLANS
ATMENT PLANTS SUGGESTED
OECIOED
OVAL HIGH
ANTS RE:£IVE ADDITIONAL HASTEHATER
DECISION ON POLICE, FIRE TRANSITION BUDGET
COST 197 MILLION
AN IDE SKIRTING REGULATIONS
ES CITY
URGED TO SHUT OOWN
FRIDAY
ANTS
OF LEAO DANGER
BUILDINSS HAS TOO MUCH LEAD, CITY HARNS
FOR CHILDREN'S HEALTH
TER. SEHER FEES
Y 0EVEL3PERS
S FORMULA FOR HATER
AO IN PLUMBING
ITY'S HATER HAS RANK
DURHAM HOMAN' S CLUB
SEE ALSO OURHAM JUNIOR MOHAN'S ILUB
SEE ALSO N.C. FEDERATION OF HOMEN'S CLUBS
ELIZABETHANS IN COSTUME GREET EXHIBITION GUESTS
OUTSTANDING CLUB MEMBERS
INDIAN DRESS HAS TICKET FOR ART MUSEUM DINNER
PICNIC. AMERICAN STYLE
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
OURHAM MOHAN'S CLUB STUOENT MUSIC CONTEST
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N 4 U A L IN I) EX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
page 32?
1/16/ 56
MUSIC AWARD WINNERS
1U»H«1 YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
SEE YWCA, OURHAM
DURHAM YOUTH COUNCIL
2 GROUPS TO CUT WOOO
CLASS PROJECT SPAWNS YOUTH COJNCIL
TEEN WORKERS NEEDED
DURHAM YOUTH COUNCIL A LEADER
DURHAM YOUTH DETENTION CENTER
SEE DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH HOUSE
DURHAM'S STATION
SEE OURHAM, H.C.
SEE DURHAM, N.C.i HISTORY
OURHAM/CHAPEL HILL BLVO.
SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS
FOUR HURT IN FOUR-VEHICLE WRECK
BOOM EXPECTEO IN AREA FAVORED FOR ANNEXATION
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS COURT ORDER TO BAR ANNEXATION
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS TO HALT ANNEXATION
ANNEXATION HEARING IN0E» WAY
OURHAM COUNCIL OKS ANNEXATION
JUDGE DENIES ANNEXATION MOTIONS
CITY PUSHES SERVICES TO ANNEXED LAND
REVAMPED ANNEXATION RULE SOUGHT
DURHAM SHOULD WIN OISPUTE WITH CHAPEL HILL
■BUSINESSMAN'S' HOTEL TO BE BJILT ON BOULEVARD
OUDHAM/CHAPEL HILL FRIENDSHIP FORC CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENDSHIP FORCE IN N.Z.
FORCE FORGES FRENCH CONNECTION
DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL HOME BUILDERS
37 HOMES IN ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PARADE OF HOMES. SHOW SET FOR DURHAM,
CHAPEL HILL
oupham/chapel hill r0un0ta8le of blacks and jews
see also blacks. n.c.
see also jews
anti-apartheid group forms
1urham/duke campaign
see also duke univ., gifts c fund raising
ourham-duke campaign exceeds w5.000 goal
durham-ouke exceeds goal
durham/ouke relations
see 0uke univ.. town and gown relations
durham/orange bowlers association
see also rowling
help from local bowlers
tampa bay. oralnoo launch usfl season
stillwagon scores oouble win in area bowling tournament
durham-orange bowling sets year's 1st tourneys
durham-orange bowlers honored
durham/opange dental assistants
new lea06rs nameo
durham/opange dental society
see also dentists. ourham
getting oental
oupham/orange medical auxiliary
learning about child abuse
state leaoer visits
durham/orange medical society
medical society officers
durham/orange ouilters
see also ouilts
quilt festival is planned for saturoay
durham/orange tennis tourney
see also tennis
third time a charm for davis
davis, wessels claim durham-orange titles
durham/raleigh 3usiness development center
see minority business development agency
hurhamville
see durham, n.c.
see ourham, n.c. history
OUST
SEE ALLERGIES
SEE BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE DUST PARTICLES
SEE SPY OUST
DUST PARTICLES
SEE ALSO ALLERGIES
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG DISEASE
LABORATORY MAY SET NEW STANOAJO EOR CLEAN
DUTCH ELM DISEASE
SEE ALSO TREES
DISEASE THREATENING WFU CAMPUS ELMS
P 0 OATE
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OYES LINKED TO CANCER UNREGULATED
OYNAMIT NOBEL AG (WEST GERMANYI
INOUSTRIES AQD JOBS IN OURHAM
SUERKEN NAMEO PRESIOENT OF FUN IN RTP
OYNAMIT TOPS OFF SILICON WAFE* PLANT
OYNAMIT WILL BEGIN SELECTING WORKFORCE
SILICON WAFER PLANT PLANS MID-JANUARY PRODUCTION
WAFER MAKERS
BONOS APPROVED
OYNAMITE
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO EXPLOSIVES
MAN SURRENDERS AFTER STANDOFF AT BUTNER BANK
DYNAMITE IS FEARED MISSING
OYNAMITE FOUNO IN DURHAM LANOFILL
PILE OF OYNAMITE FOUNO UNDER 1 AK ISLAND BRIDGE
BELL NORTHERN STARTS PROJECT WITH RINGING BOOM
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/B5 -
I N D E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
S
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PAGE 3?3
1/16/85
DYSLEXIA
SEE ALSO LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO BEADING
HELP FOR OYSLECTICS
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RULING AGAINST VANCE'S SCHOOL SOARO
E-SOX
SEE ALSO SULFUR DIOXIOE
EPA RESEARCHERS DEVISE HAY TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS
FASTCON 65
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
CONSTRUCTION EXPOSITION SET FOR SEPTEMBER PREMIERE
10,000 MAY ATTEND RALEIGH EXPOSITION
ECOFLO OF NORTH CAROLINA
PLANT HILL CONVERT HAZARDOUS PASTES
S 2 6/24/85 A
H 1 10/12/85 C
S 2 12/16/85 A I N W82
S 2 6/06/85 C 3 N
H ? 6/09/85 B 10 N
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RECYCLING CENTER HAS MONEY WOES
S 2 11/21/85 C
SEE ETHYLENE OIBROMIDE
EOS FEDERAL CORP.
SEE ELECTPONIC OATA SYSTEMS CORP.
ELC DEVELOPMENT
RESTAURANT TO HAVE
REGIONAL CUVOR-
S 2 11/16/85 A
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT
E. E. SMITH HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
BULLDOGS FACE TALL S.E. SMITH
BULLS BULLY BULLDOGS
TRIO OF BULLS
E. F. MUTTON, INC.
FOR 13,500, YOU GET 200-PAGE ROOK, PLUS 5 CONSULTING HOURS WITH AUTHORS
COURTHOUSE SALE BEST MOVE - BONO
NEW COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING PLANNED
CHAMBER PUSHED FOR COURTHOUSE SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS...
OLD COURTHOUSE TO GET NEW LIFE BY CONVERSION
COUNTY MANAGER WISELY BACKS COURTHOUSE SALE
CITY COUNCIL URGES OUICK SALE OF OLD COURTHOUSE
FIGURE WAS WRONG
COUNTY LISTENS, 6. F. HUTTON TALKS ABOUT OLD COURTHOUSE POTENTIAL
"WELL. ..MY BROKER IS E.F. HUTTON, AND E.F. HUTTON SAYS I'D BE A FOOL NOT
GALLOWS HUMOR
HUTTON ORDERED TO STOP SELLING WALT DISNEY UNITS
E.F. HUTTON SETTLEMENT EXPECTED
COURT REINSTATES CASE AGAINST STOCKBROKERS
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS II A STOCK TABLE?
MAJOR TRIANGLE WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR INVENTORS
HALLMARK VICE PRESIDENT URGFS ETHICS OVER PERSONAL PROFITS OESPITE TREND
OURHAM OFFICE RAISING FUNDS FOR RED CROSS
E. F. HUTTON HELPING IN RED C^OSS DRIVE
DURHAM BROKERAGE HELPS RED CROSS
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAY SLOW OOWN FOR TWO YEARS
E. G. SMITH COMPANY
AUTHORITY ACCEPTS BIDS
AIRPORT APPROVES BIOS
E. K. POWE HOUSE
TREADING TIME
E. K. POWE SCHOOL
INVESTMENT IN THE ENVIRONMENT
SPUNKY HELPS ARBOR OAY PLANS
THE AMAZING JELLYBEAN
CITY SCHOOL BOARD OK S SMOKING BAN
MAKE SCHOOL FINEST IS PRINCIPAL'S GOAL
YOUNG EXPLORERS
AGILITY AND ACROBATICS
FIRST-GRADER
OURHAM'S 'WHITE FLIGHT'
A SMILE TO BRIGHTEN MONDAY
CR ITICISM UNWARRANTED
PICNIC FUN
UP AND AWAY
PALS
SOCCER PROGRAM ATTRACTS YOUTHS
SERIOUSLY SYMPHONIC
SARA BARKER PROGRAM WELCOMED AT SCHOOL
SPECIAL CHILDREN HAVE ACCESS TO SCHOOL AREAS
A PITCH FOR EXCELLENCE
SALUTE TO LEADERSHIP
F.K. POWE SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
2 ADMINISTRATORS FOR CITY SCHOOLS RETIRING
E.M. SMITH'S CONVENIENCE STORE IH IL LSBOROUGHI
MASKEO MAN ROBS URANGE STORE
. WILKERSON r. SON
PERSON OKS ANNEX REPAIRS
REPAIR WORK BEGINS ON COURTHOUSE
INNEX
E. VERNON JOHNSON % ASSOCIATES
FIRM TO STUOY MUSEUM NEEDS
MUSEUM HIRES COMPANY TO DEVELTP MASTER PLAN
PANEL RECOMMENDS OURHAM COMPANY FOR MUSFUM CONTRACT
EAGLE CREST ASSOCIATES
PLANNING BOARD TO MULL ZONING FOR HOTEL OFFICES
EAGLE SCOUTS
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
DESPITE DOWN'S SYNDROME. MAN, 25, ATTAINS EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE AWARD
HANDICAPPED EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE SCOUT
OURHAM YOUTH ACHIEVES RANK OF EAGLE IN SCOUTS
STRICKLAND IS EAGLE SCOUT
EAGLE SCOUT
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S 2 6/05/85 C 1 N
H 2 11/27/85 A 12 N
H 1 12/24/85 C 1 P N S80
S 2 8/31/85 A 3 N J56
H 2 9/01/85 B 10 N
H 2 10/12/85 C 3 N F50
H 2 8/03/85 B 1 N
1/30/85
2/01/85
2/04/85
5/24/85
8/22/85
9/07/85
9/21/85
9/26/85
9/26/85
10/09/85
12/12/85
1
12
11
7
3
16
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
l/"l/65 -
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
EACLEMERE GROUP
CARY CLUB'S OPENING DELAYED AE.AIN
EAGLES
BALD EAGLE »
NINE PALO EA
BALD EAGLE F
EAGLE SHOOII
TWO BALD EAG
WILDLIFE OFF
ORGANIZATION
TWO BALD EAG
AS MANY AS 3
BALD EAGLES
EAGLES HAVE
JORDAN 9 [RD-
44 EAGLES SE
14 BALO EAGL
STATE FOREST
PART OF LAKE
PART OF JORO
CAMPGROUND P
AUDUBON OFFI
EAGLES AND B
EAGLES WILL
EAGLE PROTEC
FOR SAKE OF
COBEY WANTS
WOUNDED EAGL
BIRD PROBABL
CARY VET MAY
STUDY TO DET
JOROAN LAKE
BOATS OF 3IR
PUT BIRDS BE
BALD EAGLE P
H ? a/ll/R5 C
ECOVE9ING FROM GUN
GLES SEEN NFAR CHS
OUNO SHOT TO DEATH
NGS SHAMEFUL
LETS SPOTTED IN N=
ICIALS EYE PUOOING
THREATENS SUIT F?
LES SPOTTED SOARIN
2 BALD EAGLES SPOT
CALL JORDAN LAKE H
HAD TROUBLE
WATCHERS EAGLF C OU
EN AT 2 AREA LAKES
ES SEEN AT FALLS L
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AN LAKE TO BE CLOS
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OPULATIONS UP IN 2
SHOT WOUND
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ST AT MATTAMUSKEET WILDLIFE REFUGC
N.C. EAGLE POPULATION
R LEAO SHOT BAN TO PROTECT BALO EAGLES
G OVER FALLS LAKE
TEO NEAR JUROAN LAKE
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RDAN TO BEGIN IN SPRING
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ROOST
N TO PROTECT EAGLES UNNECESSARY
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ORBOATS WILL STANO
ALD EAGLES AT LAKE
SAYS
LO EAGLE
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BE PERMANENT
RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES
EAKES CLEANERS
EAKES. DRY CLEANER. DIES
FARL OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO OXFORD. N.C.
GRANVILLE FESTIVAL TODAY WILL HONOR SCHOOL ATHLETES
FARLY CHILDHOOD EOUCATION
SEE ALSO CHILD REARING
SFE ALSO CHILOREN. LEARNING
NOT MUCH SUPPORT EXPECTED FOR IDEA OF SCHOOL DAY CARE
REPORT URGES PUBLIC SCHOOL DAY CARE
PRE-SCHOOLS BEAR SCRUTINY
STUDY: ACAOEMIC DAY CARE MAKES CHILnREN AGGRESSIVE
SCREENING TESTS SET FOR CHILO«EN ENTERING ORANGE K I NOFRGAR TFNS
CHILD-CARE GUIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE
UNC STUDY: DAY CARE A BOON FOR POOR CHILOREN
PARENTS BEST TEACHERS FOR HANDICAPPED. RESEARCH SHOWS
•DUALITY DAY CARE' CUULD PROVE COSTLY
TEACHERS TOIL
EARS
SEE ALSO TEMPORAL BONE
UNC RESEARCHERS FIND LIKELY KEY TO E»R,
SEVERED EAR SEWN BACK
EARTHQUAKES
SOME TAR HEELS IN AREA OF EARTHQUAKE
TAR HEELS NEAR QUAKE IN MEXIC3
TAR HEELS IN MEXICO OK
RADIO OPERATORS GET MESSAGES TO MEXICO
CASH SOUGHT FOR VICTIMS
REO CROSS SEEKS CASH FOR MEXICANS
CLUB TO GIVE 11.000 FOR VICTIMS OF QUAKES
11.000 GIVEN TO QUAKE VICTIMS
EARTHQUAKES. N.C.
TPEMOR RATTLES HENOERSON COUNTY
EARTHWORMS
SEE WORMS
EAST AFRICA
SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRHESI
PROFESSOR'S BLASTS FOR SCIENCE EARN NICKNAME:
DUKF SCIENTIST RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.
ECU BILLBOAROS POPPING UP
ECU TO 00 RESEARCH AT 'MONITOR' SITE
■MONITOR'S' ANCHOR IN GOOO CONOITION
PAMLICO YIELDS OLD VESSELS
PEANUT HULLS. TOBACCO WAREHOUSES BEING EYED TO GROW MUSHROOMS
ECU SCIENTIST WORKING ON NEW EEL DIET
DUMB DODO ALMOST DEAF. TOO. ECU PPOFE SSOR-POE T DISCOVERS
TRYON PALACE SETS SYMPOSIUM
FEASTS TO BE SERVED
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.. CHANCELLOR
ECU CHANCELLOR PLANS TO RETIRE BY JUNE 30. 1987
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
COLLEGE GRADUATION SEASON BEGINS IN N.C.
ECU AWAROS DEGRESS
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., FACULTY
ECU PROFESSOR RESTORES OLD N.C. MOVIE
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.. GIFTS AND FUNORAISING
ECU GETS tlOO.OOO CHALLENGE GIFT
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS!
STUDENT FROM HENOERSUN RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., SPORTS
SEE EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS
EAST CAROLINA UNIV., STUDENTS
CAMPBELL STUDENT FROM DURHAM ^ELECTEO FOR 1985 'WHO'S WHO'
ECU SPRINTER DIES IN WRECK
ECU ATHLETE: TEAMMATES COMPLAINED ABOUT DRIVING
ECU STUDENTS HAVE MEMORABLE SPRING BREAK
OURHAM ATHLETE WINS AWAROS
ROTC CADETS RECEIVE AWAROS
FAST CAROLINA UNIV. MEniCAL SCHOOL
'BwANA BOOM'
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1/23/85
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6/02/85
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6/14/95
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U B J E C T
PAGK 325
1/16/86
EASTERN N.C. STILL SHORT OF 03CTORS
BILL WOULD ALLOW MENTAL PATIENTS TO REJECT DRUGS
2 IN ECU MEO SCHOOL
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
TEACHER TRAINING SCRUTINIZED
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS
ECU DOESN'T PLAN TO CHANGE ATHLETIC TRAVEL POLICY
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTSt BASEBALL
TAR HEELS ROLL OVER PIRATES
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL (MENI
NEW-LOOK DEVILS THROW BOOK AT ECU
EMORY'S ATTORNEY TO FILE SUIT
PIRATES LANO TOP S.C. QUARTERBACK
ECU WINS EXHIBITION
ECU COUNTS ON EXPERIENCE
OEVILS COME HOME STRONG. WHIP ECU
DUKE CELEBRATES VS. ECU
ECU NIPS LONGWOOO
EAGLES CLAIM OT WIN
EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBAL
BAKER HIRES THREE
ECU HIRES EX-NFL STANOOUT AS A
PAGE'S MOSER TO ATTEND WAKE
EMORY SEEKS tl MILLION IN SUIT
STATE ASKS EMORY LAWSUIT BE OR
EMORY CLAIMS UNOUE PRESSURE
ART BAKER FACING HUGE CHALLENG
EAST CAROLINA'S FAITHFUL CLOSE
BAKER FACES STIFF TEST
EAST CAROLINA PIRATE SCHEDULE
EXPERIENCE-THIN PIRATES MAY BE
JONES GETS NOD AS ECU QUARTERB
REED SEES TRIPLE THREAT TO WOL
OPENING NIGHT: ECU OPENS BAKE'
ECU DOGS WOLFPACK IN STUNNER
FORTUNES WANE, YET INTEREST S3
PIRATES GOT KICK FROM PACK'S *
ECU PACKS WALLOP IN BAKER'S DE
ECU'S PIRATES GET KICK OUT OF
STATE TRIES TO FORGET PIRATE °
REED: ECU LOSS OVER
BAKER WARY OF SW TEXAS
EAST CAROLINA OVERCOMES SW TEX
2-0 PIRATES STEPPING INTO BIG
PIRATES' PLUNOER PLANS FALL SH
ECU EYES OWLS
TEMPLE TURNS BACK EAST CAROLH
MIAMI RALLIES PAST ECU
GAMECOCKS IMPRESS BAKER
N.C. STATE. ECU FIGHT UNRULY F
SOUTH CLOBBERS EAST IN CAROLIN
BAKER CALLS ECU'S LOSS 'HUMTLI
MOB RULE SHOULD NOT RULE ATHLE
ECU PIRATES CATCH AUBURN ON RE
MARYLANO. TECH ON TOP OF ACC
ECU. EMORY SETTLE
ECU. EMORY AGREE TO S139.000 S
MISSEO FIELO GOAL GIVES TULSA
ECU'S QUEST FOR BEST PIRATED *
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HILLIARO POWERS TIGERS PAST E:
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AGAINST ECU
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RANKS BEHINO BAKER
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ARS
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EAST CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS. TRACK
ECU SPRINTER DIES IN WRECK
ECU ATHLETE: TEAMMATES COMPLAINED ABOUT DRIVING
EAST DUKE CAMPUS
SEE OUKE UNIV.. EAST CAMPUS
EAST DURHAM
SEE ALSO CITIZENS FOR A SAFER EAST DURHAM
FIRM'S EARLY MOVE EASES EAST OURHAM FEARS
CITY UNFAIR TO EAST OURHAM
•OPERATION RED LIGHT' RESULTS IN 37 CONVICTIONS
EAST END AVENUE
RESIDENTS AT ODDS WITH TRUCKING FIRM
DRIVERS KEEP ON TRUCKIN* ALONj EAST END AVENUE
ENFORCE CITY TRUCK LAW
EAST END HEALTH CENTER
MONEY bINO PINCHING EAST ENO HEALTH CENTER
YARD SALE. DANCE TO BENEFIT HEALTH CENTER
FAST ENO SCHOOL
JUNIOR SCIENTISTS
EAST FRANKLIN ST. (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
E. FRANKLIN SPEEDERS ENDANGERED
CHAPEL HILL POLICE CATCH 228 SPEEDERS
EAST GERMANY
SEE ALSO BERLIN WALL
SEE ALSO GERMANY
DESTROYING RECONCILIATION
SPEAKER SAYS UNIFYING GERMANY WOULD INCREASE SOVIET INFLUFNCE
U.S. SHOULD DEMANO REPARATIONS IN KILLING
'...TWO HUNDRED WARNING SHOTS WITHOUT A MISS." ICARTOONI
MORE SOVIET CDNTRITION NEEOEO
FAST WAKE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
E. WAKE STOPS SOUTHERN IN OT
EAST-WEST ALL STAR BOYS BASKETBALL IN.C. EAST-WEST GAME)
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CARR1NGT0N, ENGLISH ON EAST SOUAO
ENGLISH HEAOS EAST-WEST SELECTIONS
SUMMER SCHOOL KEEPS BIG NAMES OUT 0= EAST-WFST
WEST ALL-STARS HOPE TO USURP = AST WITH SIZE ADVANTAGE
WEST STARS HAVE HEIGHT AOVANTAGE
HERRING, CARRINGTON LEAO EAST ALL-STARS
EAST ALL-STARS BLEND FOR WIN
FAST-WEST ALL STAR FOOTBALL
RUSSELL CHOOSES SUMMER SCHOOL OVER SPOT ON FAST ALL-STAR TEAM
ELLIS, WORLEY SET FOR E-W GAM5
SUMMEP SCHOOL KEEPS BIG NAMES OUT OF EAST-WEST
ALL-STAR GRIOOER DROWNS
EAST-WEST PASSING SHOW EXPECTED
ALL-STAR GAME POSTPONED
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LATE WEST SCORE NIPS OAKLEY. EAST
ELLIS. WEST CRACK STUBBORN EAST
FAST-WFST EXP
SEE ALSO 0
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EAST-WES
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RESSWAY
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. L. "BUCK" DEAN FREEWAY
T EXPRESSWAY GETS NEW NAME IN HONOR OF I. L. DEAN
EAN FREEWAY SIGNS GO UP
OUNCIL TO STUDY FUNDING FOR GUESS ROAD
TERIALS HEARING SET
ARRY TORCH FOR OEAN EXPRESSWAY?
ILL LINGERING FOR BLACKNALL HOUSE
L HOUSE GETS LAST-MINJTE RAZING REPRIEVE
KNALL HOUSE A BOON F03 OURHAM
TO INCLUDE 1-85 LINK
K RECYCLING FIRM FINEO FOR LATE REPORT
OOM EQUALS tl.3 BILLION RPAO WOFS — PLANNERS
SOFTENS STAND AGAINST EXTENDING EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
TO STUDY 1-35 LEG
AY PROJECT SURROUNDS SOUTHSIOE
SUPPORTS OURHAM ■LOOP'
APPROVES SALES TO DISPLACED RESIOENTS
REET TRANSFORMATION NEARS AN END
EASTFR
HOLY WEEK: PALM SUNDAY SERVICE SET AT JUDICIAL BUILOING
RABBIT FOOO
OURHAM CLOSINGS GIVEN
EASTER SERVICE ON TV FROM DUKE'S CHAPEL
ST. PAUL'S SETS SPECIAL SERVICES
EASTER SERVICE TO BE TELEVISED
FULL HOLIDAY ATTIRE
THE HOLY SATURDAY OBSERVANCE
SUNRISE SERVICES. EASTER MUSICALS PLANNED SUNOAY
EARLY EASTER
CELEBRATING HOPE. RENEWAL
EASTER FASHIONS
CORNFIELD JERUSALEM YIELOS BUMPER CROWD
THE INDISPUTABLE CREED
SUNRISE SERVICE
SUNSHINE AND SMILES
EASTER SERVICE
TAR HEELS ATTEND DAWN SERVICES
EASTER SALES STRONG IN TRIANGLE
FASTER EGG HUNTS
EASTER EGG HUNT SCHEDULEO FOR APRIL 6
BUNNY HCP
REAOY FOR HUNT
EVENTS KEEP EASTER BUNNY HOPPING
IN THF SPOTLIGHT: HTIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
EGG HUNT SET TODAY IN FRANKLINTON
EASTER TREASURES
EGG HUNT
easter treasures
easter eggs
see also eggs
easter egg-tivity
easter monday eggs!
faster mining management inc.
firm thinks person hills a gold mine
roxboro in a tizzy over gold discovery
golo mining? that's old hat 13 tar heels
golo mine permit stalled; plans intact
gold mine permit ok stalls
person golo mine hits snag as firm files for a chapter 11
gold mining efforts halteo
faster monday
durham closings given
orange offices to close
offices taking monday holiday
courts to close monday
legislators ponder tougher open-meetings laws
bill on small loan companies :loser to enactment
legislators to look at state's overtime pay
let's have one holiday
easter pets
see also pets
easter pets losf charm
faster seal poster chilo
easter seal golf supported
eastern air lines
see alst airlinfs
see also raleigh/durham airport
jet makes emergency landing
bomb threat call forces jet to lano
bomb threat causes plane's emergency landing
jet gets stuck in mud at airport
eastern carolina adult closed tennis tournament
see also eastern carolina tennis association
see also tennis
youngster corthum stars in ecta
second seeds rise. claim ecta titles
eastern capolina tennis association
see also eastern carolina adult closed tennis tournament
see also tennis
slaney threatens to pull out 3 f buoo rematch
top seeds march into ecta semis
alderman, craige make ecta final
talbott finos success in yet another sport
eastern governor's office
see n.c.. governors
eastern music festival
see also festivals. n.c.
see also music
marsalis back at emf
eastern n.c. school for the deaf
see also deaf
wilson school for deaf to get more supervisors
fastgate shopping center
farmer's market gives people time to socialize
eastman kodak co.
C T
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P D
DATE
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C
T
L
PG L
T
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P
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H 2
S 2
7/26/15
7/27/85
7/27/85
0
B
A
1
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8 P
N
N
N
C49
B15
S
2
1/04/35
A
1
N
L33
H
2
1/05/85
A
12
N
s
2
1/07/85
c
1
N
M69
s
2
1/08/85
c
1
N
Mo9
H
2
1/10/85
A
4
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S
2
1/12/85
A
I
N
M69
H
2
1/23/85
S
1
N
S51
H
2
1/26/85
A
4
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S
2
2/26/85
A
1
N
M69
H
2
4/30/R5
B
1
P
N
S51
H
2
5/01/85
B
1
N
046
H
2
5/08/85
B
1
N
S51
s
2
5/08/85
C
1
N
M69
s
2
5/16/85
C
1
N
L33
H
2
8/30/85
A
14
N
L41
H
2
9/04/85
B
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N
s
2
11/09/85
A
3
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M69
H
2
3/30/85
A
6
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H
2
3/31/B5
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10
P
P
K30
s
2
4/03/85
C
1
N
H
2
4/04/85
B
3
N
s
2
4/04/85
C
5
N
s
2
4/04/85
0
10
N
H
2
4/06/85
A
2
P
P
576
H
2
4/06/85
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4
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H
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4/06/85
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4/06/85
A
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P
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S76
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4/06/85
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4/07/85
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4/07/85
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4/07/85
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4/09/85
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4/D8/85
A
1
P
P
T37
s
2
4/08/85
A
2
P
P
T37
s
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4/08/85
C
2
N
s
2
4/09/85
A
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N
C60
H
2
3/22/85
B
6
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s
2
4/0VR5
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P
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4/04/85
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4/04/85
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4/05/85
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4/06/35
B
1
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S
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4/06/85
A
5
P
P
M66
s
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4/09/85
A
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P
P
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4/09/85
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3/29/85
B
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4/08/85
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H
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1/15/85
C
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1/13/85
A
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L38
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1/21/85
A
1
p
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H
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7/26/35
B
1
N
L40
s
2
7/27/85
A
13
N
H
2
9/20/85
B
1
N
L40
s
2
9/24/85
c
14
N
s
2
4/03/85
c
1
N
s
2
4/03/85
A
3
N
H
3
4/05/85
B
1
N
s
2
4/05/85
C
I
N
H
2
4/20/85
A
5
N
H
2
5/02/85
A
11
N
H
2
5/03/85
A
7
N
H
2
5/08/85
A
4
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S
2
4/03/85
A
4
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H
2
6/07/85
A
4
L
S 2 7/04/35 C 7
H 2 8/10/35 A 6
H 2 8/12/85 8 1
H 2 8/20/85 A 7
7/12/85 C
7/15/85 B
2 7/11/85 D 4
2 7/13/85 0 2
2 7/14/35 C 13
2 7/21/85 C 8
H 2 3/29/85 0 5 N
H 2 6/06/85 A 6 N
S 2 4/26/85 A 1 P N 381
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
EASTMAN PHOTOS VISIT N.C. MUSEUM
EASTOWNE OFFICE PARK
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS TO HALT ANNFXATION
EASY-RIDER SERVICE (CHAPEL HILLt N.C.I
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO. TRANSPORTATION
BUS RIOES FOR DISABLED TOP BLOC-ET
FATWELL CAFE
TOUFIE'S BEEF STEW IS THE STUFF OF LEGENOS
EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH
PASTOR CHARGED
JUOGE BARS MINISTER FROM DISRUPTING CHURCH
FBONY (MAGA2INEI
TRAVELING FASHION SHOW WILL BENEFIT THE OURHAM SJUAWS
FBONY FASHION FAIR
SEE ALSO FASHION SHOWS
EBONY FASHION FAIR COMING NOV. 4
ECKERD DRUGS INC.
ECKERO DRUGS FOUNOER'S WIFE FJNERAL IS HELD
BUYOUT WON'T CHANGE OURHAM ST3RES
ECKEROS DRUG STORE (8R0AD ST. I
«400 WORTH OF JACKETS STOLEN FROM ORUGSTORE
ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT INC.
FLORIDA FIRM FINED FOR VIOLATING EROSION LAW
BUSINFSS HIGHLIGHTS
ECONOMIC SANCTIONS
SEE BOYCOTTS
ECONOMISTS
SEE ALSO COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS
ADAM SMITH IN ANOTHER LIGHT
ECONOMY. DURHAM
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDEX. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. BOND RATING
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C GROWTH OE
SEE ALSO DURHAM ECONOMIC DEVELOP
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, OURHAM
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT,
SEE ALSO RETAIL SALES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES. DURHAM
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IS
GOOD NEWS: TRIANGLE CAN EXPECT
TRIANGLE ECONOMIC GROWTH STRO*l
MAYOR SEES EXCITING. BUT COSTL
TRIANGLE PROSPERITY SEEN
STUDY: N.C. ECONOMY SLOWS IN 1
RETAIL SALES IN DURHAM JUMP 16
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
TRIANGLE AREA TOBACCO FARMEPS
DURHAM LIVING COSTS BELOW U.S.
LADIES HOME JOURNAL FEATURES •
OFFICE SPACE A QUESTION MARK I
OFFICE SPACE GLUT HAUNTS AREA-
TRIANGLE'S GROWTH RATE HELPS 3
TRIANGLF TOPS STATE IN URBAN G
REPORT SHOWS STRONG ECONOMY I>l
TRIANGLE J GROUP TO STUDY REGI
PA-.F 327
1/16/86
VELOPMENT
MENT COMMISSION (PROPOSEDI
DOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
CONTINUED PROSPERITY
G. SOLID
FUTURE FOR CITY
985
8«
RELYING MORE ON OUTSIOE JOBS
AVERAGE
OIET CAPITAL'
N TRIANGLE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
S GROWTH
URHAM GET HIGH SCP RATING
ROWTH
OUPHAM
ONAL ECONOMIC PANEL
ECONOMY, DURHAM COUNTY
TRIANGLE AREA MAY GAIN 207,000 NEW JOBS BY 2000
ECONOMY, INTERNATIONAL
THIRO-WORLO PANELISTS SAY WORL 0 ECONOMY IMPROVING
ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO GROSS STATE PRODUCT
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
DESPITE BOOM, POVERTY LINGERS
HAPPY NEW YEAR7 IT MAY DEPEND
ECONOMIC FORECAST: SLOWER IN C
ECONOMIC GROWTH TO SLOW, DIVE'
TEXTILES DRAG ON ECONOMY - PR:
ROYALL: N.C. LACKS MUNEY FOR M
MARTIN AIDE SAYS ROYALL USING
MR. ROYALL ASSUMES WORST - SO
SENATOR SAYS CRITICISM WAS UNW
ECONOMISTS PREDICT 1.7X GROWTH
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF MISS
STATE'S TEXTILE INDUSTRY HANGS
MARKETING: ECONOMIST'S SERIES
MARIJUANA CALLED STATE'S SECON
N.C. ECONOMY SURPRISES EXPERTS
BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL START
CONTINUED GROWTH SEEN IN TRIAN
NORTH CAROLINA'S ECONOMY SHIFT
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING U
ECONOMIC FALL FORECAST FOR N.C
STUDY: N.C. ECONOMY SLOWS IN I
TAR HEEL FARMERS FEAR GATHERIM
HERBS ARE TOUTED AS ALTERNATE
STATE'S FARMERS BATTLING GLOO'1
NORTH CAROLINA EARNS 'HOLLYWOO
HARDEE'S ORDER BOON TO TEXTILt
INVESTMENT EXPECTED TO CREATE
BUMPER CROP OF PEANUTS EXPECTS
N.C ECONOMY HITS WALL AFTER S
6 SEGMENTS OF N.C. ECONOMY OR}
TAR HEEL STATE'S DIVERSITY CAN
N.C. PICKLE PRODUCERS PUSH F01
POVERTY SHOWS DIFFERENT FACES
MANUFACTURING'S TOP 10
HOUSING EXPECTED TO SUSTAIN N.
BACK SMALL BUSINESSES
N.C MARKET PRICES ARE EXPECTS
FINDING ANOTHER MONEY CROP MAN
JORDAN SAYS N.C. LEAOERS MUST
WHAT DOES MAYOR-ELECT GULLEY M
EASTERN COUNTIES ARE SEEKING W
COMMITTEE TO STUDY STATE'S INF
LEGISLATORS TOLO FEDERAL MONEY
ECONOMISTS SEE STATE'S GROWTH
N.C ECONOMY GREW IN 1985 DE S'
FARMERS, TEXTILE INDUSTRY HURT
JAPAN PLAYS GROWING ROLE IN EC
ECONOMY, SOUTH
IN NORTH CAROLINA
ON OOLLAR, RATES
AROLINAS
SIFY IN THE CAROLINAS
FESSOR
ARTIN TAX CUT PLANS
FISCAL SCAKE TACTICS
WE'LL PAY
ARRANTED
IN N.C. ECONOMY
ING CHILOREN CENTER
IN THE BALANCE
AIDS FARMERS
0 TOP CASH CROP
S ESOP WITH 4140,000 GIFT
GLE
S FROM RESOURCES TO SERVICES
985
G ECONOMIC STORM
CROPS
FINANCIAL CLIMATE
0 EAST' TAG
WORKERS
",2,000 JOBS
0 IN N.C.
OARING FOR THREE YEARS
OP
HELP TO AVERT ECONOMIC PITFALLS
PREMIER SPOT
IN REGIONS OF STATE
C ECONOMIC GROWTH
D TO HIT LOWEST LEVELS IN 10 YEARS
DATORY IN N.C.
INVEST FOR FUTURE
EAN FOR BUSINESS COMMUNITY?
AYS TO ATTRACT TOURISTS
RASTRUCTURE
TO BE IN SHORT SUPPLY
IN 1986 AS STEAOY, SOLI"
I TE TEXTILE, FARMING PROBLEMS
IN '85
ONOMY
S I T
N F ELY
P 0 OATE C PG L P »YL
H 2 8/16/85 0 9 P N
H 2 11/16/85 A 1 M N S82
H 3 2/07/85 B 1 N H90
H ? 9/20/85 B 2 P F J40
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H 2 12/20/85 C 5 N S8?
S 2 10/26/85 A 5 P N
H 2 10/27/85 £ 3 P N
H 2 1/26/85 C 4 0
S 2 10/19/85 A 2 N W82
H 2 9/24/85 A 7
S 2 9/19/85 C II
H 2 9/20/85 C 9
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H
2
2/03/85
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2/12/85
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2/12/R5
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3/05/85
A
1 N
S51
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6/04/85
C
1 N
C60
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7/01/85
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3 N
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7/03/85
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9/01/85
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9/09/R5
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046
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9/13/85
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11/21/85
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11/27/85
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1/01/85
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H 2
1/03/B5
A
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L4I
H 2
1/14/85
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1 3
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S 2
1/14/85
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H 2
2/05/85
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2/07/85
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046
H 2
2/08/85
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H 2
2/12/85
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4
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H 2
2/20/85
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2/26/85
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H 2
3/30/85
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H 2
4/29/85
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4/29/85
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12
P N
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5/30/85
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6/02/85
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6/04/85
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6/12/85
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6/16/85
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L41
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7/01/85
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7/01/85
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7/15/85
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H 2
7/22/85
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H 2
8/12/85
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4
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8/15/85
D
9
N
H 2
8/17/85
D
4
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8/20/85
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1
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8/26/85
A
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H 2
8/23/85
C
4
N
S 2
9/03/85
A
5
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H 2
9/05/85
B
6
N
H 2
9/09/85
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11
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9/14/85
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10/06/85
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10/28/85
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10/29/85
A
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c
H 2
11/09/85
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U/10/85
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11/14/85
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H 2
12/14/85
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H 2
12/18/85
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12/22/85
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10
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L I I 0 E X
1/01/35 - 12/31/95
SUBJECTS
page. 3?e
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ECUADOR- I I
LEAVING ROU FOR ECUADOR TOOAY
SEE ECONOMY. SUNBELT
ECONOMY, SUNPELT
ECONOMIC REVIEW PAINTS ROSY PICTURE FOR SOUTHEAST GROWTH
ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO CAPITALISM
SEE ALSO COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS
SEE ALSO DOLLAR VALUE
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
SEE ALSO STOCK market
SEE ALSO TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
STUOENTS OUTPLAY THE PROS IN STOCK MAPKET DURING '8*
2 ECONOMISTS SAY PRIME RATE P'OBABLV WILL RISE GSAOUALLY
DURHAM BANKER PREDICTS 1995 T? BE GOJO YEAR
OVERSEAS INFLUENCES LINKED TO U.S. ECONOMIC HEALTH
LIBERAL ARTS GRAOUATES SAIO ALWAYS IN OEMANO
SLOWER GROWTH, PERIODIC INSTABILITY LIKELY, SAYS BANKER
ECONOMIC HUES
WALL STREET
HAWLEY-SMOOT TARIFF REMINDER OF HISTORY
REALTORS' ECONOMIST THINKS EC3N0MY WILL DECLINE IN "86
LOOK OUT FOR FALLING PIECES
UNC PROF EXPECTS DEEP RECESSION BY END OF -86
ECONOMY, WORLD-WIDE
SEE ECONOMY, INTERNATIONAL
ECUADOR
THE FRIENDSHIP FORCE: PLANNING
FRIENDSHIP FORCE 'AMBASSADORS'
ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
JEWS, CATHOLICS CELEBRATE
EDEN, N.C.
SONG LAMENTS VANISHING OF LEA<SVILLF, SPRAY, DRAPER
EDEN MILLER PLANT SEAOY TO BREW PLANK ROAD =EER
NEW LABOR CONCEPT--0ONT HIRE EMPLOYEES, LEASE THEM
EDEN HOPES CANNON SALE TO BOOST TOWN
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS FOR ORAGGING PONY
EOEN LAKES SUBDIVISION
TREYBURN HIGHWAY DRAWS FIRE AT PUBLIC HEARING
EOENTON, N.C.
EDENTON TOUR THIS WEEKEND
STATE'S OLDEST CONGREGATION HAS YOUNGER CHURCH
LOUISBURG FAMILY STRANDED ON I SLANO DURING FISHING TRIP
EOGEMONT (DURHAM, N.C. NEIGHBORHOOD!
EDGEMONT IMPROVEMENT PLANS BACKEO
ED&EMONT REVITAL I2ATI0N TO BE DISCUSSED MONOAY
COUNCIL VOTES, 11-0, TO ISSUE 16 MILLION IN BONOS FOR MILL PLAN
DURHAM HOSIERY mill PLAN RAPPEO
AGREEMENT WOULD LET PLANTS RECEIVE AOOITIONAL WASTEWATER
POWELL: MILL PROJECT may SPARK GROWTH
EDGEMONT GETS INCENTIVE
EDGEMONT COMMUNITY CENTER
LINEUP OF LEADERS
EOGEMONT SEEKS PROOF OF AID CENTER HAS GIVEN
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 1303,000
EDISON H. JOHNSON CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
MARTIAL ARTS, FENCING CLASSES OFFERED
KNOWLEOGE FOR THE FUN OF IT
BRUADWAY REHEARSAL
D«NCIN' TIME
FANCY FOOTWORK
ARTHRITIS COURSE
INDIAN SERENAOE
AOULT EDUCATION
PLACK COLLEGES
COLLEGES, N.C.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTFM
OURHAM ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
FEDERAL AIO-TO-EDUCATION
G0VE»NOR'S PROGRAMS OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
HOME INSTRUCTION
LEGAL EDUCATION
M60ICAL EDUC«TION
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FOUCATION
N.C. ADVISORY COUNCIL ON EDUCATION
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOUCATORS
N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
PRINCIPALS, N.C.
PUBLIC SCHOOL FO»UM OF N.C.
SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL COUNCIL FOP EDUCATIONAL IMPROVFMENT
SUMMER VENTURES PROGRAM
SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
EDUCATION
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HOME S
SCHOOL
MAKE E
EOUCATIONAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
EDUCATION CRITIC SPARKS CONTROVERSY
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C.
CENTER OPENS SATELLITE OFFICE
EOUCATIONAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDJCATION STATISTICS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
COLLEGE CURRICULUM: MORE INTEGRITY NESOEO
RTP-BASED COUNCIL WINS EDUCATION CONTRACT
ASSURANCE OF • APOL ITICALITY'
GRANTS HELPING TEACHERS PROBE LEARNING THEORIES
OURHAM SCHOOL INCLUDED IN STLPY OF U.S. EDUCATION
OURHAM TEACHERS LIST BARRIERS TO EDUCATION
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N E ELY
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EOUCATIONAL SUPPORT FQUNOAT ION
CRS ENLARGES LAWSUIT TO AOO THREE OTHER ORGANIZATIONS H ? 2/28/85 A 8
EOUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. TELEVISION C RAOIO
SEE ALSO DISTANCE LEARNING PROJECT
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. TELEVISION
IeI Sfclg ?^^i,sI6nHN,C4L ™STIr^. TELECOURSES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
yt'i. I? HILP "ODUCE TV SHOWS ON EOUCATION
PUBLIC SCHOOL GOING ON SATELLITE TV
EOUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE I NE W JERSEYI
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. COMPETEMCY TESTS
SE| ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S., ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
EXPERT SAYS MINIMUM SCORE ON SAT MAY NOT GUARANTEE SUCCESS IN COLLEGE
EDUCATORS OF THE DURHAM AREA
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EDUCATOR USED VACATION FOR INTEGRATION iLMUt"-
MRS. NEAL'S NEXT GOAL: STATE POST
DUKE PROFESSOR LEAVING FACULTY COUNCIL POST
EDWSEELCANCERSRESE*ARCH LUC,LLE FINCH JCNES CANCER RESEARCH CHAIR
SEE DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CAMCER CENTER
EELS
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD
ECU SCIENTIST WORKING ON NEW EEL DIET
NEW EEL DIET TO SAVE OOUGH
EFLANO. N.C.
\l 9fniJ,T°HNER5 SIGN FOR EFLANO LINE
35 AGREE TO USE SEWER SERVICE
iSSSFffHI*. NEARING QUOTA FOR SEWER LINE
SEWER LINE NEEDS 14 MORE CUSTOMERS
ro^cf £.N;y?S,5U?P4SS CU0TA SET RY COMMISSIONERS
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tf G*L* FINANCIAL QUESTIONS PLAGUE EFLAND SEWER LINE
?P,^?lLl^K% LE*"E SEWER ISSJE UNSETTLf0
HILLSBOROUGH TO TREAT SEWAGE
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HILLSBOROUGH, ORANGE CLOSER T!) SEWER PACT
ORANGE COUNTY, HILLSBOROUGH NEAR AGREEMENT ON SEWER LINE
EFLANO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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EFLAND/CHEEKS SCHOOL (ORANGE COUNTY. N.C.I
\l ?roJZ,TaMNeRS SIGN FOR EFLANO LINE u 1 1 /no/85 r , u ai«.
35 AGREE TO USE SEWER SFRVICF H 3 1/08/85 C I N 846
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COMMISSIONERS GIVE FINAL OK TO SEWER LINE u \ VAl',11 E N "'•6
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THAT'S NO YOLK S 2 10/05/85 A 1 P P M66
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SE|/«S?,m?CV|GG COOKING CONTEST
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PROCESS GIVES EGGS LONGER SHELF LIFE » | {^f|^| * 3 jj
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VIOLENCE BEGETS VIOLENCE
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT lu.S. I
III *,LfS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. E U.S.I
SELS.L5°. SENATORIAL DISTRICTS M.C.I
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS CONSIOER RUNNING FOR EIGHTH DISTRICT SEAT S 2 6/21/85 A 8 J
82N0 AIRBORNE DIVISION
8!NXlCAE»SBSKNf T0\a?E04:S00KpAREA?R0^CERsSH °F ^'CCIPTER
SOLDIERS GET CLEMENCY ON GUN CHARGES H ? 5/23/85 A 6 N
NEW COMMANOER: 82ND AIRBORNE IN GOOD SHAPF H 2 6/01/85 A 10 N
AIRBORNE COMMANOER TO BE REPLACED H I ,?/,U/',2t » 8 P N
82NO AIRBORNE OIVISION GETS NEW COMMANDING GENERAL » I l|/!^51 * lC
EIKO C KOMA
2 12/25/85 C 3
MONTHLY/A
N N U A U
l/Ol/B-i
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 310
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
EIKO AND KOMA PROVOKE MIRTH OJ T OF TRAGEDY
EIKO ANO KOMA CAST THEIR SPELL AGAIN
EISENHOWER FOUNDATION
AMERICAN VIOLENCE HAS BECOME COMMONPLACE
EL NINO PHENOMENA
DUKE OCEANOGRAPHER AWARDED 1330,000
EL SALVAOOR
CRUSAOES CAN 8ACKFIRE
SALVADORAN TO DISCUSS WOMEN'S ROLE
WOMEN'S REVOLUTION OCCURRING IN EL SALVAOOR
EL SALVADOR HAS FRIEND IN N.C. SENATOR
DUKE STUDENTS TO VOTE TOMORROW
DUKE VOTE: BOYCOTT OUT, 'PENTHOUSE' IN
AT REP. COBEY'S OFFICE: 15 SIT-IN PROTESTERS ARRESTED
TFRROR ISM BY U.S.
REAGAN SHOULO RETALIATE
CHAPEL HILL GROUP COLLECTS 4,000 BOOKS FOR EL SALVAOOR
SALVAOOPAN TELLS ABOUT 'HOME'
HELP ON WAY FOR REFUGEES?
RIGHTS WORKER RAPS POLICY ON EL SALVADOR
MATTERS FOR CLARIFICATION... (CARTOONI
ELAINE POWERS
5 FIGURE SALONS CLOSED;
MEMBE' SHIPS TRANSFERRED
ELDER NEIGHBOR PROGRAM
ELDER NEIGHBOR PROGRAM LAUNCHED
ELDERHOSTEL
•ALL THAT JAZZ' FREE CONCERT IS TONIGHT
ELDERHOSTEL OFFERS SUMMER COLLEGE COURSES AT UNC
ELDERLY
SEE AGING
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
ELECTION FRAUO
SEE VOTING IRREGULARITIES
ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN CORRUPT PRAC
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARO 0
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO FEOERAL ELECTION COMM
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARO OF ELECTIO
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CO
SEE ALSO VOTING IRREGULARITIES
STATE ELECTION LAWS 'VIOLATE
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB, AO AGENC
FEC MUST OPEN RECORDS ON JEF
NEWSPAPER auESTIONS N.C. SEN
FEC SAYS IT DIDN'T DRAG FEET
FEC'S SUIT SAYS CLUB AND FIR
WRENN SAYS FEC ACTED ARBITRA
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR F
VOTE BOARD STILL BILLING ING
EFFORT TO CHANGE STATE RUNOF
PAY EOUITY STUDY CALLEO AM E
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'LYING' BILL UNWORKABLE
6 BILLS FILED TO AMEND ELECT
HEARING OFFICER URGED FOR AG
TOUGHER PENALTY URGED FOR TA
BILL WOULD REOUIRE OFFICIALS
UNNEEPED LEGISLATION
BILLS TO REDUCE 2N0 PRIMARIE
PRIMARY BILL BLOCKED AGAIN
SENATE OKS USE OF FAKE LICEN
HOUSE REJECTS CORPORATE CONT
SENATE OKS PROPOSEO OFF-YEAR
N.C. VOTERS TO DECIDE ON CHA
LEGISLATORS SCRAP STUOY OF S
POLITICIANS CONSIDERING LOBB
CROSSOVER VOTES AGAIN SUBJEC
NEW YORK RULING CHEERED
VOTING RIGHTS ENFORCEMENT CH
BURLINGTON COUNCILHAN IS CHA
JUOICIAL DISTRICTS REVIEW OR
CANDIDATES REBUT CHARGES IN
COUNCILMAN FACES SECOND CHAP
BURLINGTON COUNCILMAN APPEAL
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CONFUSION MAY DELAY 1986 J UD
JUOICIAL ELECTIONS MAY BE LA
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OTING RIGHTS
ION LAWS
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TO RESIGN TO SEEK OTHER OFFICES
S KILLED IN HOUSE
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ELECTION AMENDMENT
NGING ELECTIONS
TATE PERSONNEL POLICY
YI NG ON ELECTION CHANGE
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ICIAL ELECTIONS
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ELECTIONS, CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY C
SEE ALSO OURHAM COMMIT
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO OURHAM VOTERS
SEE ALSO MAYORAL CAMPA
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAM
SEE ALSO POLITICS, OUR
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTR
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECIN
CITY NEEDS GOOD CANO
WILLIAMS TO RUN FOR
2 FILE FOR CITY COUN
GIVE VOTERS A CHOICE
MARKHAM IS SEEKING 2
MARKHAM FILES TO RUN
GOP NEEOS SOME FLAIR
CAMPBELL FILES FOR "
CAMPBELL FILES FOR R
MORE DURHAM CANOIDAT
CLEMENT PLANS TO RUN
CLEMENT FILES AT BOA
•RED' WILSON TO SEEK
2 FILE FOR AT-LARGE
VOTER REGISTRATION 0
THREE FILE FOR COUNC
OAVIS FILES FOR RE-E
BROWN EYES COUNCIL S
BROWN MAY ENTER RACE
WILLIAMS RULES OUT M
RETIRED TEACHER FILE
LAST-MINUTE FILINGS
MAYOR OPPOSED! 7 MOR
OUNCIL, ELECTIONS
TEE ON THE AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
• ALLIANCE
IGNS
PAIGN EXPENDITURES
HAM
TIPN
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MAYOR
CIL
NO TERM
FOR 3RD TERM AS mayor
TO WIN OVER DEMOCRATS
E-ELECTION
E-ELECTI01
ES NEEOEO
FOR COUNC IL IN WARD 3
KD
WARD 1 CI TY COUNC IL SEAT
CITY COUNCIL SEATS
EAOLINE DRAWS NEAR
IL RACE
LECTION
EAT OR MAYOR'S JOB
FOR MAYOR'S SEAT THIS FALL
AYORAL CAMPAIGN
S FOR COUNCIL
HEAT UP CI TY RACES
E FILE FOR COUNCIL SEATS
S
N F E
P D DATE C PG
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10/16/85
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8/22/95
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NONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
RACES SET AS PILING PERIOO EN} S
CANDIDATES NEED TO SAY HOW THEY STAND ON ISSUES
REGISTRATION LAGS AS ELECTION LOOMS
JACKSON WITHORAWS
JACKSON DROPS BIO POR CITY COUNCIL SEAT
DURHAM CANDIDATES' PORUM SET 3CT. 15
CANDIDATES SPLIT ON PUBLIC SAFETY FUTURE
CANDIDATES: CITY SHOULD GROW CAREFULLY
CANDIDATES: CIVIC CENTER WOULD SPUR GROWTH
2 RACES HIGHLIGHT CITY VOTE TUESDAY
VOTE TOOAY! a NOMINEES TO BE CHOSEN IN PRIMARY FOR CITY COUNCIL
GULL6Y RAPS MARKHAM FOR 'DUCKING1 VOTERS
MAYOR DUCKING VOTERS. GULLEY SAYS
CANOIOATES TO GIVE VIEWS
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AD
TWO MAYORAL HOPEFULS CLASH AT MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES FORUM
VnTFRS WANTEO: SPREAD THE WORT t BUT NOT DN TREES
CHAMBER LAUNCHES VOTE DRIVE
CANDIDATES: BALANCE NEIGHBORHOODS. GROWTH
AARP URGES 'VOTE'
JOINT CITY-COUNTY PLANNING DEPT. HOT POLITICAL TOPIC
CANDIDATES FORUM TARGETS ENVIRONMENT
MAYOR ACCUSES HIS OPPONENT'S SUPPORTERS OF 'CONTEMPTIBLE LIE"
WHAT ABOUT THE ISSUES?
FORUM CLASHES MARK MAYOR'S RACE
MARKHAM TOPS GULLEY IN CAMPAIGN SPENDING
LET'S NOT REPEAT DISMAL VOTE TURNOUT
WHOSE MACHINE. ANYHOW?
RECOUNTING MAYOR'S 'VENDETTA'
GUESS WHO'S NOT RUNNING FOR SENATE?
MAYOR'S RACE POLITICAL PROFILES: MARKHAM GRAOES SELF A-MINUS
MAYOR'S RACE POLITICAL PROFILES: MAYOR NEW GOAL FOR GULLEY
NEIGHBORHOOD ISSUES LOOM LARG£: CANOIOATES DISCUSS TOP PRIORITY
WARD 1 RACE: CAMPBELL CLAIMS 'LAST HURRAH'
WARO 1 RACE: WILSON LIKES SHORTER HUDDLES
CANOIOATES SET 1969 AS DOWNTOWN'S GOAL
ELECTION IS IMPORTANT
WARO 3 RACE: NIXON STICKS TO PREFERENCE: OLD TESTAMENT HIS FAVORITE...
WARD 3 RACE: CLEMENT A LIGHTNING POO: SOME FORMER FOES NOW SUPPORTERS
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR OURHAM ELECTION
AT LARGE RACE: MRS. DAVIS: J03 TAKES TIME
INSIDE
CANOIOATES CLASH ON PUBLIC SAFETY
ELECT CANDIDATES COMMITTED TO WORK FOR NEEDS IN OURHAM
AT LARGE RACE: JENKINS CALLS FOR COACHES
HELP OURHAM VOTE FOR THE BEST' (AOI
AT-LARGE RACE: HAITHCOCK 'NOT REPRESENTED'
AT-LARGE RACE: WEBBINK CITES PAST CITY WORK
OFFICIALS FACE VOTERS TUESDAY
OURHAM CANOIOATES AND THEIR POSITIONS
OURHAM CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE CANDIDATES
WHAT ARE DIFFERENCES IN MAYOR'S CAMPAIGN?
MAYOR FOUGHT FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
GULLEY CONCERNEO FOR FUTURE
MARKHAM IN NO ONE'S CAMP
CHOOsT^HE S'eVc'an'dIOa't'e-S- 6LFCTI0N5 n0N'T "»"" r° TH<^" 'CARTOON,
AT-LARGE RACE: ROGERS AOOS NErf PASSION
AT-LARGE RACE: BROWN'S OIVERSION OIVERTEO
MORE DURHAM VOTERS HOPED FOR ELECTIONS
NON-VOTERS ALSO OECIOE WHO WILL BE CITY LEADERS
SAMPLE BALLOT
OURHAM CITY VOTE COULD BE SMALL
IT'S ELECTION DAY; VOTE
•CHRONICLE' ENDORSES MARKHAM
OURHAM CITY ELECTIONS DRAW STEADY TURNOUT
EARLY-MORNING VOTING
GULLEY ELECTED OURHAM MAYOR: MARKHAM OUSTED BY OECISIVE MARGIN
FOUR INCUMBENTS. BROWN, CLEMENT IN COUNCIL WINS
ELECTION OF GULLEY ENDS CITY TRADITION
LOOKING AHEAD
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
GULLEY: PRESERVE NEIGHBORHOODS
MARKHAM TELLS GOP TO GET ACTIVE LOCALLY
CANOIOATE SEEKS RECOUNT
COUNCIL. NEW MAYOR TO WORK TOGETHER
NEWLY ELECTED LEADERS MUST ma<E BIG DECISIONS
§9^f°. OFeLeCTIONS TOURING POLLS, BUT WFBBINK STILL LOSING
?K9¥ScS C0U,,CII- VICTORY OFFICIAL: RECOUNT DRAWS HARSH WORDS...
INS I DE
•HANDFUL' RULES US
WORK FOR GOOO OF DURHAM
MAYORAL CANDIDATES HEAO UP SPCNDING LIST
MARKHAM, GULLEY, CLEMENT TOPS IN SPENOING
SPAULOING CONTINUES POLITICS ON SIDELINES
ELECTIONS, DURHAM, EDITORIALS
CANDIDATES AND VOTERS ARE NOT SWAYEO BY ENDORSEMENTS
ELECTIONS, OURHAM, ENDORSEMENTS
2 POLITICAL GROUPS ANNOUNCE CITY COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS
VOTERS ALLIANCE ENDORSES THR E =
BLACK PANEL BACKS CANDIDATES
MAYOR RAPS FUE'S HIGH-RISE AO
GROUPS' ENDORSEMENTS STILL TO COME
COMMITTEE LACKS CONCERN
DURHAM'S LEADERSHIP GOOD
NEIGHBORHOOD ISSUES LOOM LARG=.
LABOR UNION ENDORSES GULLEY IN MAYOR'S RACE
2 GROUPS BACK GULLEY FOR MAYOR
REED IS WITH LOCAL
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ENDORSES CANOIOATES
ELECT CANDIDATES COMMITTED TO WORK FOR NEEDS IN OURHAM
y.2I£RIs„ALL1*NCe ENDORSEMENTS ANNOUNCED FOR TUESDAY'S VOTE
MORE OURHAM VOTERS HOPED FOR =LFCTIONS
•CHRONICLE' ENOORSES MARKHAM
COUNCIL, NEW MAYOR TO WORK TOGETHER
TALE OF INDEPENDENCE
CLIPPED COMMENTS
NO STRINGS ATTACHED
CANDIDATES AND VOTERS ARE NOT SWAYEO BY ENDORSEMENTS
MAYOR'S ASSIGNMENTS: POWER FOR LIBERAL BLOC
WHAT ABOUT BUSINESS BLOC?
FLECTIONS. OURHAM, PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
VOTER REGISTRATION OEAOLINE DRAWS NEAR
MAYOR OPPOSEO: T MORE FILE FOR COUNCIL SEATS
REGISTRATION LAGS AS ELECTION LOOMS
CANDIDATES: CIVIC CENTER WOULD SPUR GROWTH
2 RACES HIGHLIGHT CITY VOTE TJESOAY
OCTOBER INSIGHT
VOTERS ALLIANCE ENDORSES THR Ec
SLACK PANEL BACKS CANDIDATES
SAMPLE BALLOT
COUNCIL FACES 21 HEARINGS
CANDIDATES OISCUSS TOP PRIORITY
E C T S
RAGE
311
1/16/86
S
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N E
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L
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P 0 DATE
C
pr,
L
P
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S 2 9/07/85
A
1
p
N
M69
S 2 9/09/85
A
4
E
S 2 9/28/85
A
3
N
HO 3
S 2 10/01/85
A
1
P
N
M69
H 2 10/02/85
8
1
P
N
H 2 10/03/85
A
14
N
S 2 10/03/85
c
1
P
N
M69
S 2 10/04/85
C
1
P
0
M69
S 2 10/05/85
A
3
P
N
M69
H 2 10/06/85
B
1
M
N
H 2 10/08/85
A
1
N
S51
S 2 10/10/85
c
1
N
-69
H 2 10/U/R5
B
1
H
S51
S 2 10/14/85
A
9
N
S 2 10/16/85
c
1
N
M69
H 2 10/17/85
B
1
P
N
S51
H 2 10/17/85
B
1
N
S51
S 2 10/17/85
A
14
N
S 2 10/17/85
C
1
P
N
M69
S 2 10/18/95
C
3
N
H 2 10/24/85
B
1
N
S51
S 2 10/24/85
C
1
N
M69
H 2 10/25/85
B
I
N
S51
H 2 10/29/85
A
4
L
S 2 10/29/85
c
1
P
0
M69
S 2 10/29/85
c
1
N
M69
H 2 10/30/85
A
4
E
H 2 10/30/85
A
4
L
H 2 10/30/85
A
4
L
H 2 10/30/85
A
4
L
H 2 10/30/85
B
1
P
3
551
H 2 10/30/85
B
1
P
B
SSI
S 2 10/31/85
C
1
P
b
M69
H 2 10/31/85
3
1
P
B
S51
H 2 10/31/85
B
1
P
B
S51
S 2 10/31/85
c
I
P
0
M69
H 2 11/01/85
A
4
L
H 2 11/01/85
B
I
P
B
S51
H 2 11/01/85
B
1
P
H
S51
H 2 11/02/85
A
6
c
N
H 2 11/02/85
C
I
p
B
S51
S 2 11/02/65
A
3
U
T30
S 2 11/02/85
A
3
p
0
M69
S 2 11/02/85
A
4
L
H 2 11/02/85
c
1
p
9
S51
H 2 11/03/85
A
5
p
A
H 2 11/03/85
a
1
p
B
S51
H 2 11/03/85
B
1
p
B
S51
H 2 11/03/85
0
1
M
F
H 2 11/03/85
D
1
p
F
H 2 11/03/85
D
2
P
F
H 2 11/03/85
D
4
E
H 2 11/03/85
D
4
L
H 2 11/03/85
0
4
L
H 2 U/03/85
D
4
L
H 2 11/04/65
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2 11/04/65
A
4
L
H 2 11/04/85
c
I
P
1
S51
H 2 11/04/95
c
1
p
B
S51
S 2 11/04/65
A
1
N
M69
S 2 11/04/85
A
4
E
S 2 11/04/85
c
1
C
N
H 2 11/05/85
A
1
N
S51
H 2 11/05/85
A
4
E
H 2 U/05/65
C
3
N
S 2 11/05/85
A
1
P
N
M69
S 2 U/05/65
A
2
P
P
C56
H 2 11/06/85
A
1
p
N
S5I
H 2 11/06/85
A
1
p
N
L41
H 2 11/06/85
A
4
E
H 2 11/06/85
A
4
E
H 2 U/06/85
A
10
c
N
S 2 11/06/85
A
1
p
N
M69
S 2 U/06/85
A
1
N
M69
S 2 11/06/65
A
1
p
N
H69
S 2 11/06/65
A
1
p
N
M69
S 2 11/06/85
A
4
E
H 2 U/06/85
B
1
N
S51
H 2 11/09/95
A
1
p
N
S51
S 2 11/09/85
A
3
U
T30
H 2 11/11/85
A
4
L
H 2 11/20/85
A
4
L
S 2 11/22/85
A
1
N
M69
H 2 U/23/85
A
12
1
S51
H 2 12/27/85
A
4
c
S 2 11/30/85 A
H
2
10/05/65
C
1
N
S51
H
2
10/07/85
B
1
N
S30
s
2
10/07/65
A
1
N
M69
S
2
10/16/85
c
1
N
M69
s
2
10/17/85
c
1
N
H
2
10/21/85
A
4
L
H
2
10/24/65
A
4
L
S
2
10/30/65
c
1 P
0
M69
s
2
11/01/85
c
1
II
M69
H
I
11/02/85
A
6
N
S51
s
2
11/02/65
A
3
N
s
2
11/02/85
A
3
N
M69
s
2
U/02/85
A
4
L
H
2
11/04/85
C
1
N
S
2
11/04/85
A
1
N
M69
H
2
U/05/65
C
3
1
s
2
U/06/85
A
1 P
N
M69
H
2
U/06/85
A
4
E
H
2
11/13/85
A
4
E
S
2
11/19/85
A
4
E
5
2
11/30/85
A
4
L
H
2
12/04/85
A
4
E
H
2
12/12/65
A
4
L
H
2
9/04/85
A
E
H
2
9/07/85
C
I P
N
SSI
S
2
9/28/85
A
N
H03
S
2
10/05/85
A
3 P
N
M69
H
2
10/06/85
B
1 M
N
H
2
10/06/85
D
5 T
E
A20
H
2
10/07/85
B
N
S80
S
2
10/07/85
A
N
M69
s
2
10/07/85
C
1 C
N
s
2
10/07/85
C
N
M69
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
S U B J E
VOTE TOOAY! 3 NOMINEES TO BE CHOSEN IN PRIMARY TOR CITY COUNCIL
VOTE!
SAMPLE BALLOT
VOTING TURNOUT LIGHT, BUT GAINING
CAMPAIGN POSTERS NEEO TO BE REMOVED VERY SOON
INCUMBENTS WIN DURHAM PRIMARY
DURHAM PRIMARY RESULTS
DURHAM PRIMARY WINNERS VOW TO BOOST VOTER TURNOUT
lit VOTE IN PRIMARY
HOW OURHAH VOTED IN PRIMARY
CANVASS CHANGES VOTE TALLIES
VOTERS SHOULD TURN OUT
THE APATHY VOTE
ONLY lit OF VOTERS LU&ED EY P'IMARY COSTING ABOUT 128,000
VOTE HERE (CARTOONl
PAST MISDEEDS MAR CANDIDACY
INSIDE
WHY DID DURHAM'S VOTERS NOT TJRN OUT?
ELECTIONS, DURHAM, RECOUNTS
SEE ALSO VOTING IRREGULARITIES
CANDIDATE SEEKS RECOUNT
RECOUNT SET ON CITY COUNCIL VOTE
VOTE CHECK INDICATES LITTLE CHANGE
BOARD OF ELECTIONS TOURING POLLS, BUT WEBBINK STILL LOSING
BOARD RESUMES RECOUNT; 17 MORS PRECINCTS TO GO
BROWN'S COUNCIL VICTORY OFFICIAL: RECOUNT DRAWS HARSH WOROS...
BROWN'S WIN OFFICIAL
FROM ELECTION WINNER, UNTIMELY SOUR GRAPES
ELECTIONS, DURHAM, RUNOFFS
MICHAUX FILES BILL TO ABOLISH 2ND PRIMARIES IN PARTISAN RACES
ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO CONGRESSI
SEE ALSO CROSS-OVE
SEE ALSO JUDGES. N
SEE ALSO PRIMARY E
SEE ALSO REFERENOA
SEE ALSO SENATQRIA
DEMOCRATS ELECT
•LYING' BILL UNW
FLOCK OF CANOIDA
SETTLEMENT REACH
OEMOCRATS FEAR M
PRIVETTE URGES P
IDEA TEMPTING, B
WEBB OECLARES CA
REPUBLICAN LEGIS
HOUSE COMMITTEE
■JOB SECURITY'
N.C. VOTERS TO D
LEGISLATORS GO H
POLITICIANS CONS
IN PARTY SWITCH:
CROSSOVER VOTES
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GOP RAISES ITS S
STATE REPUBLICAN
ELECTIONS FILING
DEMOCRATS WANT C
ANALYST SEES FRI
N.C. VOTERS CHOO
NORTH CAROLINA V
CARVER ELECTED R
YOUNG RE-ELECTED
KING LOSES COUNC
STATESVILLE WILL
MORGAN CONTENT W
BALLOTS TO 3E CA
NONE OF FOUR may
MAYOR OF L0U1SBU
VOTERS GO TO POL
BURLINGTON VOTER
THREE NEWCOMERS
CHALLENGER OEFEA
TWO INCUMBENTS I
ORAWING IS HELD
FRANKLINTON OFFI
THREE SCHOOL BOA
TWO ELECTEO TO C
STOVALL VOTERS R
RIOOLE, wEBSTER
GANTT WINS EASY
HIS NON-CAMPAIGN
CARY VOTERS RETU
HUPMAN WINS BACK
MAYOR OF HAW RIV
BUFFALOE ELECTED
MORICLE IS ELECT
VILLAGE OF ALAMA
10 ARE ELECTED T
AFTER 35 YEARS
NO CHARGES 9R0UG
OEMOCRATS ARE CO
CONFUSION MAY DE
AS THE POLITICAL
...FIRST COMMERC
N.C. RANKS 2ND I
PRESIDENTIAL COA
SEN. SPEED WILL
CORRUPT PRACTI
ONAL CAMPAIGNS
R VOTING
• C, ELECTIONS
LECTIONS, N.C.
L CAMPAIGNS
NEW LEAOERS AM
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ED ON STATESVI
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UT FLAWEO
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GOP LEAOERS C
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S SAY PARITY W
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LEAN CAMPAIGN
DAY AS MAN TO
SING MORE THAN
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HENDERSON MAY
IL BIO IN BURL
HAVE NEW MAYO
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WILL JOIN OXFO
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TO BREAK TIE F
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RO INCUMBENTS
REEOMOOR BOARD
ETURN INCUMBER
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WON THE ELECT
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ME3ANE BOARD
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YOUNGSVILLE m
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HOBGOOO MAYOR
HT IN VOTER F?
NTINUING BACK-
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N CHICAGO-STYL
TTAILS ICARTOO
SEEK RE-ELECTI
CES ACT. N.C.
ID CALLS FQR LOYALTY
R FIRST ELECTION IN KANNAPOLIS
LLE VOTING
TRAP FOR ELECTIONS
VES FOR DIRECT VOTE ON LEGISLATION
H OISTRICT SEAT
R RUNNING FOR EIGHTH DISTRICT SEAT
HAVE GOVERNOR, LT, GOVERNOR RUN AS TEAM
ING ELECTIONS
■TIL NEXT YEAR I JUNE 51 FOR . . . BUS1 NE S S
NG ON ELECTION CHANGE
ONFIOENT GOAL WILL BE REACHEO
OF CONTROVERSY
90 IS GOP N.C. GOAL
ITH OEMOCRATS 'IN SIGHT'
OON NEXT FRIDAY
UNITE STATE DEMOCRATS
MAYORS TUESOAY
TO POLLS TOMORROW
OR
INGTON
R
OF POLITICAL RACES
SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
GRANVILLE
ALLENGEO
TIES ACROSS THE STATE
NARO
RD'S BOARD
AYOR
G FOUR PEOPLE ELECTED
OR STEM TOWN BOARD
WIN
TS30R0 TOWN BOARD
RLOTTE MAYORAL RACE
ION
mayor RE-ELECTED IN MORRISVILLE
POST
ED
AYOR
LLE
ERMEN
RDS
BEING REPLACED
AUD PROBE
TO-BASICS PROGRAM
IAL ELECTIONS
0, SO GO THE ELECTIONS?
996 SENATE RACE... (CARTOON)
E ELECTION PROBES
N)
ON
ELECTIONS, N.C, ENDORSEMENTS
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONEO WASTE DUMPS ADVANCES
ELECTIONS, N.C. PRIMARIES
SEE PRIMARY ELECTIONS. N.C.
ELECTIONS. N.C, RUNOFF
MICHAUX PLANS 3 BILLS AFFECTING 2ND PRIMARY
EFFORT TO CHANGE STATE RUNOFFS LAW ORAwS SUPPORT
CLOSE LOOK NEEDED AT SECONO PRIMARIES
EDITORIAL WAS OUT OF STEP
MICHAUX FILES BILL TO ABOLISH 2N0 PRIMARIES IN PARTISAN RACES
MICHAUX TO PUSH PRIMARY ISSUE
BILLS TO REDUCE 2N0 PRIMARIES KILLED IN HOUSE
MICHAUX LOSES ROUND ON SECOND-PRIMARY BILL
NEW YORK RULING CHEERED
ELECTIONS. N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OEFEATEO LEGISLATORS STILL ON PANFLS
REPUBLICAN UPSETS DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATOR
NEWSPAPER 3UESTI0NS N.C. SENATOR'S ELIGIBILITY
NO CHALLENGE MADE ON MCDUFFIE'S ELECTION
C 1
S
S
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DATE
C
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P
oyl
H 2
10/09/B5
A
1
N
S5t
H 2
10/03/85
A
A
E
h 2
10/08/85
C
1
C
N
S 2
10/03/95
A
1
P
N
X01
S 2
10/09/85
A
A
E
H 2
10/09/85
A
1
N
S51
H 2
10/09/85
A
i:
c
N
S 2
10/09/95
A
1
p
N
M69
S 2
10/09/95
A
l
N
HO 3
S 2
10/09/85
A
3
c
N
S 2
10/10/85
c
1
N
HO 3
S 2
10/10/95
A
4
E
H 2
10/11/85
A
A
E
H 2
10/13/85
B
p
N
W36
h 2
10/13/95
0
A
T
T
056
S 2
10/1T/B5
A
4
L
S 2
10/19/85
A
3
U
T30
H 2
10/25/05
A
4
L
S 2
11/06/95
A
1
p
N
M69
H 2
11/07/85
A
I
N
S51
S 2
11/07/85
A
1
p
N
M69
H 2
11/08/95
e
1
N
S51
S 2
11/08/85
c
I
N
M69
H 2
11/09/85
A
1
P
N
S51
S 2
11/09/85
A
2
N
H 2
11/13/85
A
4
c
H 2
3/06/85
3
t
p
N
LAO
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 2
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H 1
H I
H 3
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
H I
H 1
H 1
H 1
H I
H 1
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 1
1/13/85
3/08/"5
3/10/85
3/28/95
4/10/95
4/19/95
4/29/85
5/15/85
6/21/85
6/27/85
7/D2/95
7/13/85
7/19/85
7/30/35
8/09/85
3/09/85
8/12/85
8/16/95
9/03/85
9/13/85
9/16/85
10/05/95
10/07/85
10/07/85
10/09/85
10/09/85
10/09/95
10/09/85
10/22/35
11/02/85
11/02/85
11/02/85
11/05/35
11/06/85
11/06/85
H/06/85
11/06/85
11/06/85
11/06/85
11/06/85
U/06/O5
U/06/95
U/06/95
11/06/85
11/07/85
11/07/85
11/07/85
U/07/B5
11/07/35
U/07/85
11/07/85
11/07/85
11/12/85
11/13/85
11/26/85
12/01/85
12/03/85
12/04/35
12/05/85
12/20/85
12/31/85
N
N 046
H 2 5/16/85 A 16
s ?
2/09/95
A
N
T6D
H 2
2/18/85
A
N
L40
H ?
2/19/85
A
F
H ?
2/27/85
A
1
H 2
3/06/35
K
1 P N
L4D
H 2
4/27/85
1.
N
L40
H 2
6/05/85
H
N
L4P
H 2
6/21/85
9
N
L40
H 2
8/19/85
A
fc
S 2
1/07/85
A
6
N
H ?
1/30/85
c
/
N
H 2
2/03/85
a
4
N
H 2
2/06/85
A
It
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A I
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
S U B J E
UNC BOARD SETS POLICY ON WOULD-BE CANDIDATES
ELECTION RESULTS IN A LANDSLIDE VICTORY FOR PINSTRIPES
PROPOSAL TO LIMIT DAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
•JOB SECURITY- TOO MUCH
N.C. VOTERS TO OECIDE ON CHANGING ELECTIONS
POLITICIANS CONSIDERING LOBBYING ON ELECTION CHANGE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTROL BY 1990 IS GOP N.C. GOAL
DEMOCRATS GEAR UP FOR CRITICAL YEAR
GOP TARGETS HOUSE SPEAKER'S SEAT
PULLEY SAYS HE'S OUITTING LEGISLATURE NFXT YEAR
ASSEMBLY RESIGNATIONS POINT T3 REFORM NEED
HOLIDAY SPIRIT HAS ALAMANCE POLITICIANS OFF AND RUNNING
MRS. NEAL EYEING STATE RACE
MRS. NEAL VYING FOR N.C. HOUSc
MRS. NEAL HILL SEEK SEAT HELD BY MILLER
MARTIN RECRUITING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATURE
GOP TARGETS REP. MILLER
TWO REPUBLICANS RUNNING FOR PTH CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
SEN. SPEED WILL SEEK RE-ELECTION
ELECTIONS. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
ELKINS EXPECTS DEMOCRATS TO MAKE SWEEPING CHANGES IN PRIMARY PROCESS
NATHANIEL MACON LOST IN OWN STATE
PRESIDENTIAL COATTAILS (CARTOONI
ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
NETWORKS HALT PROJECTIONS
PUBLIC FORCES TV CHANGE
ELKINS EXPECTS DEMOCRATS TO MAKE SWEEPING CHANGES IN PRIMARY PROCESS
VIRGINIA ELECTION COULO BE LESSON FOR NORTH CAROLINA
ELECTIONS, U.S., PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
SOUTHERN PRIMARY OFFERS ADVANTAGES
I5-STATE SOUTHERN VOTE OK'O
ELECTIONS, U.S., RUNOFFS
GOP TREATEO UNFAIRLY
ELECTRIC LIGHT ING CO.
SEE OUKE POWER CO.
ELECTRIC SHOCK TREATMENT
SEE SHOCK TREATMENT
ELECTRIC UTILITIES
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
OUKE POWER PROPOSES REGIONAL CONSORTIUM OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES
DUKE POWER PROPOSES CONSORTIUM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: FIRST POWER PLANT
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO PRICE FIXING
JURY CHARGES WILMINGTON FIRM JITH BID-RIGGING
ELECTRICIANS
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARO OF ELECTRICAL EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL BR0THERH3OO OF ELECTRICAL WORKFRS
PLUMBERS, ELECTRICIANS STAY BUSY IN DURHAM
ELECTRICITY
SEE ALSO HYDROELECTRIC POWER
SEE ALSO RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES
SEE ALSO SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTPICAL UTILITIESI
A SERIES OF WOES H 2
ELECTRICITY, CONSUMPTION
SEE ALSO POWER FAILURES
ELECTRIC BILLS may RISE tl3
ELECTRICITY, COSTS
SEE ELECTR ICITY, RATES
FLECTRICITY, CUTOFFS
MONEY RAISED FOR GENERATOR
OUKE POWER EMPLOYEES PLAN TO BUY GENERATOR FOR BOY ON LIFE SUPPORT
DUKE POWER'S CARING EMPLOYEES
ERROR BAO: RESPONSE GOOD
A TRAGIC MISTAKE
ELECTRICITY, RATES
SFE ALSO UTILITY RATES
OUKE POWER SAYS "DISCOUNTS' MISLEADING
OUKE POWER TO SEEK RATE HIKE
OUKE POWER PLANS TO SEEK 1 5* To 20% RATE INCREASE
ELECTRICITY BILLS' TAX IS DEDJCTIRLE ON U.S. 1040 FORM
CPCL CUSTOMERS MAY GET REFUND OR CHARGE
AGENCY AGAIN ORDER CPCL TO MAtE REFUNDS
DUKE POWER TO SEEK RATE HIKES FOR NUCLEAR PLANT COSTS
ELECTRIC BILLS MAY RISE S13
DUKE POWER WARNS CUSTOMERS JANUARY BILLS WILL BE HIGHER
CPCL SAYS IT ERRED ON FUEL FIGURES
PUBLIC STAFF URGES CPCL REFUNOS
NO END IN SIGHT
OUKE POWER FILES FOR 19. 6* RATE HIKE
DUKE POWER ASKS RATE INCREASE OF 19.0 PERCENT
THORNBURG TO FIGHT DUKE POWER RATE HIKE
THORNBURG WILL OPPOSE DUKE POWER RATE INCREASE
CITIZENS' GROUP LAUDS RATE HKE OPPOSITION
PROPOSED RATES OUTRAGEOUS
PLAUOITS TO THORNBURG
OUKE APOLOGUES: THEY FEAREO FOR SON'S LIFE WHEN POWER WAS SHUT OFF
A TRAGIC MISTAKE
RATE INCREASE MEETING SET
GROUP PLANS MEETING ON DUKE P3WER CO. RATE INCREASE REQUEST
CITIZENS GROUP RALLIES AGAINST RATE INCREASE
LABOR UNION HEAD CRITICIZES RATE HIKE BIO
RATE INCREASE OPPOSEO
OUKE RATE HIKE OPPOSEO
CPCL'S REQUESTED RATE INCREASE WOULD RAISE TYPICAL BILL BY J4.31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
TRADE GROUP WANTS OUKE HIKE DENIED
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RATE INCREASE RAPPED
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OPINION EXCHANGE: WOMEN VOTERS OPPOSE RATE HIKE
RATE INCREASE REQUEST LOWERED
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COST OF ELECTRICITY. HEATING Hi To RISE
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VEPCO ORDERED TO REDUCE RATES
ELECTRICITY POWER "ETERS
SEE ALSO GAS "ETERS
METER READER CHALKS UP PERFECT RECORD
ELECTRDLUX CORP.
ELECTROLUX GIVES VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE „ „ „_.,_
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EDS OFFERED 15-MONTH EXTENSION ON INSURANCE CONTRACT
ELECTRONIC GAMES
SEE TOYS
SEE VIDEO GAMES
ELECTRONIC MUSIC
SEE ALSO MUSIC
ELECTRONIC MUSIC COMING TO DURHAM
EUECTU°siCDOLLAR VALUE MAY THREATEN GROWTH
ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
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SEE BULL CITY ELKS LODGE
SFE OUKHAM ELKS LODGE
ELLER8EE CREEK
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LEGISLATORS CALL FOR ENO TO INSURANCE RATE BUREAU
ELON COLLEGE. N.C. BOARD OF ALDERMEN
SEE ELON COLLEGE, N.C. BOARO OF ALDERMEN
FLON COLLEGE. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS FILING OEAOLINE IS NOON NEXT FRIDAY
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS DRAW MANY CANOIOATES
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
BURLINGTON VOTERS RE-ELECT MAYNARD
ELON COLLEGE. N.C. BOARD OF ALOERMEN
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS CRAW MANY CANOIOATES
BURLINGTON VOTERS RE-ELECT MAYNARD
ELON COLLEGE CCOLLEGEI
STUDY FINOS ELON COLLEGE STILL OFFERS BARGAIN IN N.C.
SCOTTISH FOLK GROUP TO PERFORM AT ELON
ELON COLLEGE HONORS EURE
•GODSPELL' PROOUCTION
IMMUNITY SOUGHT FOR 'GOOD SAMARITANS' AT SCHOOLS
ELON COLLEGE NEWS: TWO SUMMER SCHOOL SESSIONS SET
ELON COLLEGE TO RESTRICT INVESTMENTS IN S. AFRICA
ANNUAL PARENTS WEEKEND BEGINS TOOAY AT ELON COLLEGE
WORK BEGINS FOR ELON COLLEGE ARTS CENTER
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE I. ADMINISTRATION
TWO ON ELON COLLEGE STAFF NAMF D ASSOCIATE DEANS
TOLLEY NAMED TO NEW POST AT ELON
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE), ALUMNI
ELON NAMES ALUMNI PROGRAM DIRECTOR
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI. AWARDS
ELON COLLEGE TO HONOR TWO ALUMNI,
BURLINGTON INOUSTPIES
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, COMMENCEMENT
VIRGINIA GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT ELON
ELON COLLEGE NEWS: GRAOUATES ARE TOLD TO USE EDUCATION
ELON COLLEGE, CONCERTS
CLASSICAL GUITARIST WILL PERFORM TUESDAY AT ELON CAMPUS
CONCERT SET THURSDAY
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, FACULTY
ELON NAMES 0IR6CT0R OF HONORS PROGRAM
ELON PROFESSOR IS NAMED TO POST
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, GIFTS AND F UNO RAISING
ELON COLLEGE RECEIVES PLEDGE OF UOO.OOO
LIBRARY GIVEN CANADIAN BOOKS
tl MILLION GIVEN TO ELON COLLEGE
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI, PARENTS WEEKEND
ANNUAL PARENTS WEEKEND BEGINS TODAY AT FLON COLLEGE
FLON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI. SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP IS CREATED FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED
SCHOLARSHIP FUNO STARTED AT ELON
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE). SPEAKERS
RELIGION, ECONOMICS TALK SET AT ELON
PROXMIRE: CONGRESS MUST CUT SPENDING
ELON COLLEGE ICOLLEGEI, STUDENTS
ELON STUDENTS TO TOUR RUSSIA
ELON COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL ATTEMPT TWISTER GAHE RECORO
FRISBEE TIME
JUDGE OROERS SENTENCE STUDY IN ASSAULT CASE
ELON COLLEGE, TUITION
STUDY FINDS ELON COLLEGE STILL OFFERS BARGAIN IN N.C.
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI ALUMNI ASSOIIATION
ELON COLLEGE TO HONOR TWO ALUMNI, BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI ARTS CENTER
GROUNO BROKEN AT ELON COLLEGE FOR ARTS CENTER
WORK BEGINS FOR ELON COLLEGE ARTS CENTER
ELON COLLEGE BOARO OF TRUSTEES
FIVE PEOPLE JOIN ELON COLLEGE BOARD
ELON COLLEGE BOARO ADOPTS RESOLUTION ON SOUTH AFRICA
ELON COLLEGE ICOLLEGEI MARTHA AND SPENCER LOVE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
11 MILLION GIVEN TO ELON COLLEGE
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGEI SPORTS, BASKETBALL
ELON NIPS wINGATE
ELON COLLEGE (COLLEGE I SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ELON'S TRAOITIONAL STRONG POINTS SHOULD KEEP CHRISTIANS FIGHTING
WOFFQRD KICKS ELON
ELON COLLEGE SPORTS HALL OF FAME
FIVE TO BE INDUCTED INTO ELON HALL OF FAME
ELON HOME FOR CHILDREN
BOYS TOWN OF N.C. MERGING WITH ELON HOME FOR CHILOREN
ELON HOME GETS «90.000 GRANT
EMANONS JAZZ ENSEMBLE
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elon jazz bano. emanons. on tour
embassies
see u.s. embassies
e'"'I1eLal!o white collar chimes . , .„,„
lawyers to pay c0r protection of their clients
sanolin may face more investigation
the legal profession pays price for a few
lawsuit accuses asheville lawyer of embezzling
trusts of bar council hill be audited first
stuoent is chargeo with embezzling
oeaf m»n convicted for stealing mail
former u.s. attorney faces prison sentence
sandlin files motion to dismiss cadaver charges
dismissal is sought in unc cadaver case
SANDLIN'S ATTORNEY FILES MUTHN TO GET SE I ZED RECORDS FRO- SB I
SANOLIN'S LAWYER SAYS SBI-SEIZED RECORDS NEEDEO FOR DEFENSE
FORMER BURLINGTON POLICE SECRETARY CHARGED FOLLOWING PROBE OF FUNDS
COUPLE INOICTED IN THREE SLAYINGS LAST MONTH AT BAR
GRANO JURY INDICTS FAYETTEVILLE LAWYER
LAWYER SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
2 TO BE CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING
EX-COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. CLERK CHARGEO
LAWYER BEGINS TERM IN PRISON
BONO SAYS SEARCH OF OLD TAX RECOROS MAY CONTINUE
BRYAN WANTS TO BE HEARD ON CHARGES
EX-TAX OFFICIAL WANTS CHANCE TO BE HEARD
TRIAL POSTPONED IN CAOAVER CASE ,
MORE DELAYS POSSIBLE IN CAOAVER THEFTS TRIAL
COUNTY MANAGER? ANOTHER TAX AU 0 1 T NEEDLES EXPENSE
BRYAN PI FADS 'NO CONTEST* TO MISDEMEANOR
FORMER Tlx COLLECTOR SENTENCED: 'NO-CONTEST- PLEA ENTFREO BY BRYAN
SANOLIN: STATE SAVED MONEY ON CAOAVERS
MERCY TEMPERS JUSTICE
LAWYER'S JAIL WORK IRKS BAR
SANOLIN GETS FINE. SUSPENOEO TERM
SANOLIN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO :HARGES
PASTOR FACES EMBEZZLING CHARGE IN VA. rico„
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TAX CLERK ,,»„»
STEPHENS OROPS EMBEZZLEMENT BARGES AGAINST FORMER TAX CLERK
FORMER ATTORNEY SERVES 2 MONTHS OF 18-MONTH TERM
LAWYER INOICTEO ON CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT
GENERAL COLLINS' TRIAL AN EXEtCISE IN FUTILITY
FIVE INOICTEO ON EMBEZZLING CHARGES _
FOR-ER STATE AFL-CIO PRESIDENT IS INOICTEO
SIX PEOPLE ARF INOICTED IN THEFT OF EOUIPMENT FRJM STATE SHOP
SECRETARY GETS SUSPENOEO SENTENCE
WOMAN INOICTED ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
MAN LEVELS CHARGES AGAINST N.C. NURSING HOME
LAWYER DISBARRED AFTER PLEA TO EMBEZZLEMENT
DURHAM LAWYER OISBARREO, GETS SUSPENOEO SENTENCE
BAR GETS COMPLAINTS AGAINST SIX LAWYERS „„-„..__„.
ASSISTANT ABC STORE MANAGER CHARGEO WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
STORE MANAGER FACES EMBEZZLING CHARGE
Ex-AaC EMPLOYEE IS SENTENCEO, FINED
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
EMPLOYEE ACCUSED OF STAGING ROBBeRY
EMBEZZLEMENT. FALSE REPORT CHARGES maOE
ALAMANCE LAWYER CHALLENGING FJNO
PAROLE OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING
COMMUTING LAWYER'S JAIL TERM WOULD BE DISSERVICE
EMERALD FOREST IFILMI
HUNGRY FOR MOVIES AFTER FESTIVAL
EMERALD ISLE. N.C. , .
SCHOOL BOARO PLANS RETREAT _._...
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO SHOULO STAY IN OURHAM
COUNTY BOARO RETREAT I OE A IS ' OOOR I FE ROUS'
LET'S SACK BEACH RETREAT
E-ERALD ISLE RETREAT NEWS CONFERENCE TOPIC
BOARO CHANGES WEEKENO RETREAT TO OURHAM SITE
SCHOOL BUARO RETREAT SWITCHES TO OURHAM
BOAROCWANTSt'lNFOR-"AL GET-TOGETHER. TO HEAL ELECTIONS WOUNOS
SCHOOL BOARO RETREAT IN THE OARK (CARTOON)
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (9111
"SAB MENOE^PLArs'TUOY OF ,11 EMERGENCY SYSTEM
FIRE DISPATCHER TELLS WOMAN HOW TO SAVE DAUGHTER'S LIFE
SOUND ADVICE SAVES LIFE ..«,«
PANEL ASKS SOUTHERN BELL TO MODIFY 9 I 1 SERVICE TAR I FF
VANCE OKS HIRING CONSULTANT FOR PHASE TWO OF 9 1 1 SYSTEM
VANCE BOARO RECEIVES RE°ORT ON 511 SYSTEM
TRINITY PARK GROUP RAPS POLICE SE°VICE
TRINITY PARK GROUP TELLS ABOUT CRIME
IF 911 WON'T WORK. DIAL 0
911 TROUBLE IS CORRECTEO
EMERGENCY OISASTER AID
SEE OISASTER AID PROGRAMS
EMFRGEMCY ENERGY COMMITTEE .__-.
SEE OURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
EMERGENCY ENERGY FUNO .-.--
SEE OURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
EMERGENCY MEOICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
111 ALSO PERSON*COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SYSTEM
t!FEH:06CAfH?'HlSH0plsSHCEKCAS=THUKTTHE PEOPLE WHO NEVER INTRODUCED.
CENTER SAYS HOSPITALS PERFORMED WELL
HELICOPTER FOR N.C. MEMORICAL ENOORSEO
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HELICOPTER 'LAN REC0M-EN0E0 BY PANEL
SEAT BELTS DANGEROUS, IF NOT WORN PROP ERL Y--MEO K ,
NON-PROFIT MONROE GROUP FLIES FOR PEOPLE WITH EMERGENCIES
A MATTER OF SAVING LIVES _ „„_._.„
PERSON EMERGENCY CENTER TO BE FIRST A«OVE GROUNO .._.«
OARE COUNTY FLYING AMBULANCE HITS SNAG WITH NEW REGULATIONS
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
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SEE ALSO OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO RESCUES
SEE ALSO VIAL OF LIFE
EMT TEST COURSE TO BEGIN MONOAY
OURHAM TECH TO OFFER EMERGENCY mEo[Ca TRAINING
EMERGENCY OPFRATIONS CENTER (BUTNE'. N.C.I
FMFRGENCY MEOICAL TECHNICIAN PROGRAM
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SEE ALSO OISASTER SIMULATIONS
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER T3 BE MOVED
EMERGENCY VETERANS JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO VETERANS
EMPLOYERS BENEFITS FOR HIRING KORFANt VIET ERA VETS EXTENDED
FMFRGING ARTISTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTISTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL
SUPPORT HELPS ARTISTS GROW
OAC ACCEPTING EMERGING ARTISTS1 APPLICATIONS
EMERSON OUARTET
TALK LIVENS IVES" TOUGH ACT
EMFRSON WALOORF SCHOOL
SEE WALOORF EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT
EMHART CORP.
WRIGHT MACHINERY TO BE SOLO
WRIGHT MACHINERY TO BE SOLO
EMORYWOOD
BUILDER. RESIDENTS DISCUSS LAND USE
EMPHYSEMA
SEE ALSO LUNG DISEASES
LIGGETT UFFICIALS MUM ON SUIT FILED BY SMOKER
EMPIRE AIRLINES
PIEDMONT TO BUY EMPIRE AIRLINES
MARRIAGE MADE IN THE SKIES: PIEDMONT, EMPIRE AIRLINES
EMPIRE TONERS
TEXAS FIRM PLANS TOWER TO GO WITH CIVIC CENTER
EMPLOY THE OLDER WORKERS WEEK
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. EMPLOYMENT
OLOER WORKERS WEEK
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
USE OF DRINK, ORUGS BY MINORS GETS MAJOR ATTENTION OF BRAVES
EMPLOYEE LEASING
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
N.C. FIRM SOLVES PERSONNEL HEAOACHES BY LEASING STAFF
HOW ABOUT LEASING YOUR EMPLOYEES?
NEW LABOR CONCEPT — OON'T HIRE EMPLOYEES. LEASE THEM
EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP PLAN
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE OJNED
OWNERSHIP POLICY NEEDED
MANY BENEFIT FROM EMPLOYEE STICK OWNERSHIP PLANS
BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL STARTS E SOP WITH U40.000 GIFT
EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE BUSINESSES.
EMPLOYEE THEFT
EMPLOYMENT
SEE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE EMPLOYMENT. DURHAM
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
SEE EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE JOB SHARING
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
EMPLOYMENT, BLACKS
GOVERNOR SAYS HE DOESN'T FAV0< QUOTAS
EMPLOYMENT. DURHAM
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOY»EN
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INDEX, 3
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, OURHAM
SEE ALSO JOG TRAINING
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WAGES, DURHAM
RTP CALLED HI-TECH JOB PARAOIS
REGION'S EMPLOYMENT UP 23,000
STUDY: NEW JOBS IN OURHAM AREA
TRIANGLE AREA MAY GAIN 207,000
NEED A JOB? THINGS LOOKING GO]
MORE FOREIGN CITIZENS FILL H IG
BUSINESS, SCHOOLS WILL GAIN
SANFORO: TREYBURN MAY CREATE J
TREYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCED: OFFI
TREYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCED: PROJ
LOW JOBLESS RATE HELPS STUOENT
CHANGING IMAGES
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SUMMER HIRI
AIRLINE'S EXPANSION MAY MEAN 4
HAPPY TO HAVE A JOB
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FO'J
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW H
JOBS AGENCY SETS SESSION ON HD
JOBLESS RATE DECLINES IN DURHA
SURVEY: JOBS OUTLOOK GOOD
JOB OUTLOOK IN EARLY '86 CALLE
EMPLOYERS CONFERENCE
BROKERAGE HOUSES SEE BULL MAR<
EMPLOYMENT, FEDERAL
SEE FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
T ANO TRAINING ACT
URHAM
SHOULD BF PLENTIFUL UNTIL 2000
NEW JOBS BY 2000
D IN OURHAM
H-TECH JOPS IN PARK.
P TO 60,000 jnBS
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PACE 333
1/16/80
TEXTILE JOBS AT LOWEST LEVEL IN 36 YEARS
FAST-FOOD FIR" SEEKS EMPLOYEES
TAR HEEL PUBLISHES JOB-FINDING GUIDE SPECIFICALLY FOR N.C.
NEW LABOR CONCEPT— DON'T HIRE EMPLOYEES. LEASE THFM
WORKAHOLIC NOT ALWAYS BEST PERSON TO HIRE
ESC HFLD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE '*IOT AN UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICE*
3.000 TO 5.000 PEOPLE LINE UP TO APPLY FOR JOBS AT LORILLARO
SMALL BUSINESSES PROVIDE 45* "IF JOBS IN N.C.
JOBLESS RATE DECLINES IN DURHAM. ACROSS STATE
DUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48* OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
NON-AGRICULTURE EMPLOYMENT RISES
STATE FARES BETTER IN ECONOMIC CYCLES
EMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT, ORANGE CTUNTY
CHILD-CARE GROUP RECRUITING SJ3STITUTE STAFFERS
EMPLOYMENT, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE EMPLOYMENT, OURHAM
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYMENT, SUNBELT
UNC STUOY PREOICTS SOUTH TO RISE AGAIN
EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO CAREER PLANNING
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, GRAOUATE PLACEMENT
SEE ALSO COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANO TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO JOB SATISFACTION
SEE ALSO JOB SHARING
SEE ALSO PART TIME JOBS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS, EMPLOYMENT
OUALIFIEO AMERICANS SHOULD BE HIRED FIRST
MONEY NOT EVERYTHING
TOP TECHNICAL FIRMS TO RELAY JOB OPPORTUNITIES BY VIDEO CONFERENCF
EDITOR: JOB RISKS GOOO FOR WOMEN
UNC STUDY PREOICTS SOUTH TO RISE AGAIN
EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
SEE ALSO OLDER WOMEN'S LEAGUE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
GOVERNOR SAYS HE DOESN'T FAV03 QUOTAS
REPORT: COUNTY MEETING GOALS IN HIRING PLACKS, WOMEN
HIRING GOALS FOR MINORITIES, WOMEN ARE SURPASSED IN ORANGE COUNTY
MANY N.C. MOMS HAVE LONG WORKDAY
EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILD LABOR
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. YOUTH COUNCIL
SEE ALSO SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS (TOPSI
SEE ALSO UNEMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
SEE ALSO YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
SUB-MINIMUM WAGE NEEDED
BUSINESS. SCHOOLS WILL GAIN
PRODUCTIVE PARTNERSHIP
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HIRE TEFNS THIS SUMMER FOR BIG TAX CREDIT
LOW JOBLESS RATE HELPS STUDENTS FIND WORK
YOUTH OFFERED JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
BUSINESS BRIEFING: TRIANGLE "MICE PLACE TO WORK BUT DULL AT NIGHT*
TEEN WAGE WORTH A TRY
FAST-FOOO FIRM SEEKS EMPLOYEES
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
NEW BUSINESS SPECIALIZES IN
REPLACEMENT OOCTORS'
EMPLOYMENT LAW RESEARCH, INC.
LAWYER WANTS TO ORGANIZE MAIN STREET GROUP
ENCEPHALITIS
FIGHT AGAINST ILLNESS AROUOUS. SIGNIFICANT
FNDANGEREO SPECIES
SEE ALSO GORILLAS
SEE ALSO OTTERS
SEE ALSO PLANTS
SEE ALSO WHALES
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO WILOLIFE SANCTUARY
NINE BALD EAGLES SEEN NEAR CHARLOTTE
3AL0 EAGLE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH
HELP FOR NATURE'S FINEST
YOUNG HFRO SETS EXAMPLE
TERN. BEACH MICE AODED TO ENOANGEPEO SPECIES LIST
FALCONS: RECOVERY PROGRAM NOW FOCUSEO ON SOUTH
IVORY-BILLED WOOOPECKER FEARED EXTINCT
GROUP BEGINS »AJOR LAND PROTE:TION PROJECT
AOOPT-A-CAT: FOR 1,1,500. YOU CAN PROVIDE SHELTER FOR A SNOW LEOPAPO
PART OF LAKE TO BE CLOSFO
PART OF JORDAN LAKE TO BE CL05E0 TO PROTECT EAGLES
AUOUBON OFFICIAL CALLS BOAT BAN TO PROTECT EAGLES UNNECESSARY
EAGLES AND BOATERS CAN SHARE LAKE WITHOUT BAN
EAGLES WILL NEST IF ENCOURAGE"!
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APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR CHRISTMAS JOBS
JOBS AGENCY SETS SESSION ON H3LI0AY EMPLOYMENT
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energy dept.
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energy efficient houses, „„._._
see housing. energy efficient
energy information office
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recycling opportunities
energy program (carter programi
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high cost of efficiency
energy sources. alternatives
see also alternative energy corp.
see also energy. research
see also gasoline substitute
see also hydrogen
see also nuclear energy
see also peat bogs
see also seaweed
see also solar energy
see also solid waste
see also trashohol
see also waste rtcycling
see also windmills
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both SIDES SPEAK ABOUT tax break on alcohol fuels
STATE SENATE VOTES TO ELIMINATE ALCOHOL-B ASEO FUELS TAX BREAK
TWO COMPANIES WANT GREENSBORO'S GARBAGE
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THERE IS LIFE IN OURHAM FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE
FREE OF CHARGE
TRIANGLE OFFERS FINE ART WEALTH
BEST SIDE NOT BACK SIOE
FREE OF CHARGE
PLAYMAKERS PLAN LONOON TOUR
ANCIENT ART TOPIC AT NCCU
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS
FREE OF CHARGE
CONCERT TO HONOR BLUESMAN
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
GET EARLY START ON YULETIOE SEASON
TWO FROM CHAPEL HILL WINNERS IN N.C. PHOTOGRAPHERS CONTEST
FREE OF CHARGE
ON SATURDAY. CLIMB A ROCK
FREE OF CHARGE
HOLIDAY EVENTS BEGIN WITH MOREHEAD 'STAR-
FREE OF CHARGE
■OIAMONO STUDS' DUO OPENS NEW SHOW
FREE OF CHARGE
YULES OF OLO ON SUNOAY TWIN BILL
FREE OF CHARGE
CHRISTMAS PLAYS. MUSIC HERALO HOLIDAYS
PLAYMAKERS CHANGES LINEUP IN '86 PLAYFEST
FREE OF CHARGE
•THE MUSIC WAS THERE'
COMMUNITY CHOIRS SING SUNOAY
ACTOR VISITS FOR MOVIE PROMOTION
AN OLD PLAYMAKER BACK FOR PLAYFEST
YULE SOUNDS. SIGHTS LINGER
WINTER CALENDAR WARMS UP FAST
ECU PROFESSOR RESTORES OLD N.C. MOVIE
ENTERTAINMENT, N.C.
SS FREE OF CHARGE SS
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
PLENTY OF FREE EVENTS TAKING PLACE IN THE TRIANGLE
SSS FREE OF CHARGE SSS
FISHY EVENTS HELD AT ROOEO. E^O
TRIANGLE PLANS JULY 4TH EVENTS
ORAMATK EVENTS PLANNED
IS OURHAM RIPE FOR NIGHTLIFE?
1985-1986 TRIANGLE PLAYBILL
'MYSTFRY HOMICIDES' BECOMING POPULAR FOR WEEKEND SLEUTHS
FREE OF CHARGE
FREE OF CHARGE
NEW APTIST FOR DURHAM TECH
NEW YEAR'S EVE EVENTS
ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE ALSO EXCLUSIONARY RULE
SEE ALSO POLICE. U.S.
JUDGE DECLINES TO SUPPRESS RECORDINGS IN ROBERTS CASE
COURT RULES ON 3 CASES INVOLVING NORTH CAROLINA
ENTREPRENEURIAL GUIDANCE GROUP. INC.
JIM HUNT TO BE BOARD CHAIRMAN OF NEW COMPANY
ENTREPRENEURIAL SHIP
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO COUNCIL FOR ENTREPRENEJR I AL DEVELOPMENT
ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE SET
OUKE'S FUOUA SCHOOL TO HOLD CONFERENCES
DURHAM AREA MBS STUDENTS GET 'GRAYER'
OUKE SLATES BUSINESS CONFERENCES
BUSINESS PLANS BEING SUBMITTED FOR 2ND 'VENTURE '85'
HIGH-TECH IOEAS IN SEARCH OF VENTURE CAPITAL
EVENTS SHOW TRIANGLE IS TRULY HEART OF N.C.
FUOUA: BUSINESSMEN LACK COURAGE
CHAMBER TO OFFER BUSINESS HANOBOOK
OFFICIAL: ENTREPRENEURS MAY HOLD KEY TO N.C. FUTURE
ENVIRO-CHEM WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICE INC.
OIL FIRM TESTING GASOLINE TANKS IN FOUR COUNTIES
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
SEE ALSO ASBESTOS
SEE ALSO PROWN LUNG OISEASE
SEE ALSO CAOMIUM
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO HA2AROOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DISEASES
SEE ALSO PCB (POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLSI
SEE ALSO PESTICIOES
GROUP CHEMICALS FOUND IN HAW 'IVER
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« 0 » I H L I / < N H U < L
SMALL TOWN FEARS DEATH FROM C»NCER
TAINTED SOIL FOUNO NEAR PARK
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS
PANEL EYES AUTH3RTIY EROSION
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY URGED ON TREY°URN PLAN
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SUBJECTS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO AIR AND ENERGY ENGINEER
SEE ALSO BLUE RIDGE ENVIRONMENT*
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY
SEE ALSO NATURAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ENVIRO
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CH INSTIT
SEE ALSO WESTERN N.C. ALLIANCE
HAZAROOUS WASTE SITE REGULATn
PLANNERS BACK 1-40 PROTECTION
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS" CHANCES
NATURE CONSERVANCY PROTECTED M
HORSEPASTURE RIVER PRESERVATI3
FAST ACTION SAVES TREES; SURVE
VALENTINE: WHO WILL PAY TO CLE
VALENTINE: POLLS SHOW VOTERS D
DURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
U.S. -CANADA ACIO RAIN AGREE"EN
COUNTY PANEL OUTLINES QUALITY
OURHAM COUNTY TREASURES LISTED
ENVIRONMENTAL RULES PROPOSAL ?
PANEL APPROVES ENVIRONMENTAL '
MARTIN FAVORS BONO ISSUE FOR »
BILL FOR STRICTER RULES ON FNV
OVEOREGULATION ANO RISKS FROM
ORGANIZATION WORKS OUIETLY TO
SIERRA CLUB OFFICIAL SAYS FORE
OFFICIALS: WETLANOS STILL ENDA
BILLS ON SUBHERGEO LANO CLAIMS
DURHAM PRESERVATION EFFORT BAC
SUPPORTERS GIVE UP ON PHOSPHAT
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS FACE HAZAR
SEVERAL GROUPS WANT PROPOSAL F
STATE OFFICIAL: ASPHALT PLANT
COUNTIES CAN SEEK ENVIRONMENT
DURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY SPONSO
INVENTORY HOLDS OURHAM COUNTY
LIFE IN ALL FORMS AFFECTED
NATURE CONSERVANCY SETS J2 MIL
N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY PLANNI
CONSIDER STEWARDSHIP IN GIVING
EUPHEMISM FOR SALES TAX
CANDIDATES FORUM TARGETS ENVH
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SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPEC
SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER OUALITY
FIRM OFFERS RENTAL CAR
EPA 'PREPARING FUR WOR
WASTES FROM WARFARE CH
622 WASTE SITES BEING
EPA TO STUDY EMISSIONS
OUKE GETS GRANT
SUPERFUNO: THE COST OF
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EPA SAYS PERMIT REOUIR
EPA MAKES PROGRESS IN
OURHAM GETS WASTEWATER
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RESEARCH INSTITUTE GET
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MINE WASTES TO BE REGULATED
N NEEDED ON SEWAGE BONOS
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WAY TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS
OR CREEDMOOR PROJECT
UPERFUNV PROGRAM WILL HAVE LITTLE IMPACT
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, AWARDS
TWO EPA EMPLOYEES IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE AWARDED GOLD MEDALS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, EMPLOYEES
TWO EPA EMPLOYEES IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE AWAROEO GOLD MEDALS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY
BUOGET CUTBACKS MAY ABORT STUDIES OF RAYS
RTP LAB TRIES TO SMOKE OUT WOOO STOVE HAZARDS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF AIR OUALITY PLANNING
TWO EPA EMPLOYEES IN RESEARCH TRIANGLE AWAROEO GOLD MEDALS
ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING CO., INC.
CITY'S LEADERS LOOK TO FUTURE
RECYCLING FIRM'S COMPLIANCE HIT
STATE SAYS DURHAM FIRM IS IN lOMPLIANCE
LAME-DUCK RECYCLING FIRM FINE"! FOR LATE REPORT
NEIGHBORS FIGHT PLAN TO WIOEN HILLANDALF
RECYCLING FIRM 'WON'T MEET DEADLINE'
RECYCLING FIRM WILL NOT MEET LIST DEADLINE
RECYCLING FIRM GETS EXTENSION FOR REPORT
RECYCLING PLANT IN CITY CLOSING 3Y AUG. 1
RECYCLING FIRM SAYS EARLY CLOSING IS SET
FIRM'S EARLY MOVE EASES EAST DURHAM FEARS
CITY UNFAIR TO EAST DURHAM
ENZON COMPANY
3-YEAR-OLDS TO TEST NEW IMMUNI TV DRUG AT OUKE
ENZYMES
BURROUGHS WELLCOME EXPERIMENT STILL OK
EPES TRANSPORT SYSTEM
NEW GROCERY TO OPEN
200 JOBS LOST: EPES TRANSPORT LEAVING OURHAM
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EACHES. N.C. AND S
OASTAL DEVELOPMENT
Rainage
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ONSTRUCTION HALTED
FIRM FINED FOR V 10
N.C.
SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
OL. DURHAM CITY ANO OURHAM COUNTY
OL. ORANGE COUNTY
ERVICE
CAUSES BAD BEACH EROSION
RM A ID
PROJECT
ULES ON EROSION
ON PLAN
TY FOR SOIL EROSION
IL EROSION
NEX« HON REFERENOUMS
LET IS KILLING PEOPLE
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ALL TO PROTECT LIGHTHOUSE
UILT
UP
CHUPCH MOURNS A BUYOUANT CHILD
HILLSBOROUGH MAN HELO IN GIRL'S OEATH
PARENTS. STUDENTS LIKE SELF-CONTAINED CLASSFS
EPILEPSY
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAM^S OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
RUNAWAY CAR HITS 3 CITY TOTS
SEIZURES ARE HISTORY FOR MARSHA OFVOE
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONED WASTE DUMPS ADVANCES
OUKE RESEARCHES TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY
SCIENCES, MEDICINE: TAMING EPILEPSY WITH DRUGS
DOCTOR: TOO MANY EPILEPTICS GET OUTMODED TREATMENT
EPISCOPALIAN PRIESTS
ASSISTANT BISHOP ELECTEO FOR EPISCOPAL DIOCESE
CPI SCOPALIANS
EPISCOPALIANS REJECT FAMINE AI 0 PROPOSAL
EPISCOPAL BISHOP: CONSECRATION SCHEDULED IN OUKE CHAPEL SUNDAY
EPISCOPAL BISHOP IS OROAINED DURING CEREMONY IN DURHAM
STUDY SHOWS EPISCOPAL LAITY. CLERGY AT ODDS
OR. MURRAY, FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO BE OROAINEO EPISCOPAL PRIEST
NEW EPISCOPAL LEADERSHIP
BISHOP'S VIEWS 'MIS0UI0E0'
NEW EPISCOPAL FIRES
LETTER WRITER PRAISED
PRIEST AT SOUTHERN PINES CHURCH RESIGNS
LUTHERANS. EPISCOPALIANS SHARE CHURCH
EPWORTH UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
GETTING READY FOR BAZAAR
CLEARING THE RECORO
EQUADOR
SEE ECUAOOR
EQUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, STUOENT GROUPS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. RELIGIOY
WILSON SCHOOLS BAN GROUP'S MEETINGS
GROUP MAY FIGHT WILSON SCHOOL BAN
COUNTY BOARD PONOERS TUDENT MEETINGS
OPEN ACCESS IS STUDIED
DUNN BIBLE OEBATE: NOT-SO-HOLY DIATRIBES
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
GOVERNOR SAYS HE OOESN'T FAV05 OUOTAS
REPORT: COUNTY MEETING GOALS IN HIRING BLACKS, WOMEN
HIRING GOALS FOR MINORITIES, WOMEN ARE SURPASSED IN ORANGE COUNTY
OIVERSE HIRING POLICY OK • D BY CITY SCHOOLS
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO AFFIRHATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
AGENCY UPHOLDS BIAS COMPLAINTS
PROBE: 4 BLACKS TREATED UNEQUALLY
CITY MAY PAY LEGAL FEES OF FOUR SLACK WORKERS
EEOC ASKS CITY FOR LEGAL FEES
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
EUUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSD SEX DISCRIMINATION
LEGISLATOR BLASTS COMPARABLE WORTH, WANTS STUDY ENOEO
COMPARABLE WORTH ISSUE LOSING GROUND IN N.C.
EQUAL RIGHTS AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE
SECRETARY SAYS DISCRIMINATION BY SEX EXISTS IN N.C. GOVERNMENT
EQUAL TIME LAW (BROADCASTINGI
SEE FAIRNESS DOCTRINE
EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION ACT
SEE ALSO DIVORCE LAWS
N.C. COURT VACATES DEATH SENTENCE. CLARIFIES EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION LAW
HACKNEY FILES BILL ON PROPERTY OF ESTRANGED COUPLES
RESOLUTION ON MARTIN'S ADDRESS SAILS THROUGH HOUSE
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U.S.
OUKE CONSIDERING ON-CAMPUS HOTEL
OUKE HOTEL PLANS REVIVED IN WAKE OF CIVIC CENTER DELAYS
OOWNTOWN HAS ITS OWN EDGE
EQUITY MEAT CORP.
W.R. GRACE CEO BRINGS WASTE CAMPAIGN TO N.C.
EROSION
SEE ALSO B
SEE ALSO C
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO S
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO .
SEAWALLS
STORM BU
BRUNSWIC
FIRM TOL
SOUTHLAN
OEVELOPE
COMMISSI
KENAN MA
PROJECT
CITY GET
HOUSE 81
LEGISLAT
HATTERAS
CAPE HAT
SEABOARO
PLANS PR
LIGHTHOU
CHAPEL H
KNOLLS C
FLORIOA
ERRORS
2 2/02/85 C
2 2/04/35 A
2 9/11/35 C
I N K4 5
I P N K45
3/13/85 A
3/27/85 C
5/16/85 A
8/10/35 A
8/13/35 A
12/01/85 B
H 2 1/26/85 C
H
?
1/23/85
A
9 M
H
?
5/13/35
A
6PM
H
?
5/20/35
A
I P N
H
?
7/06/85
A
7 N
H
?
7/06/35
A
3 0
H
9/16/85
A
4 E
H
2
9/16/35
A
4 L
H
?
9/25/85
A
4 L
H
?
10/01/85
A
4 L
H
?
10/01/85
H
4 N
H
2
11/04/85
C
8 N
s
?
10/29/35
R
3 P P
H
2
12/24/85
A
2 N
H 2
l/05/»5
a
5 N
H ?
1/03/85
A
9 N
H /
2/05/85
H
1 P N W24
S /
2/05/85
c
I N L38
H 2
12/24/85
A
4 E
H 2 4/05/85 A
H 3 5/03/35 B
S 2 5/08/85 A 8
H 3 12/17/85 C 1
6 N
1 N B46
1
H 2 9/11/85 C
S 2 9/11/85 A 9 N
S 2 9/12/85 C 1 N M69
H 2 9/13/85 3 1 N S51
H 2 3/16/35 A
S 2 11/01/85 A
H 2 2/03/85 B
2 1/31/85 A 7 N
2 2/13/35 A 3 N
2 2/14/85 A 18 N
2 2/15/85 A 9 N
8/26/85 A
8/27/85 6
9/02/85 A
H ? 1/H/S5 B I I
LATING EROSION LAW
H 2
1/20/85
A
10
N
S 2
2/13/85
A
I
N
H 2
2/16/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
2/21/85
A
1
N
881
S 2
2/21/85
A
5
N
C60
H 2
2/22/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/26/85
B
1
P N
W36
S 2
3/26/85
C
1
N
J56
S 2
3/27/35
A
3
N
J56
H 2
4/04/85
B
I
N
S 2
4/16/85
C
6
N
H 1
5/10/85
B
1
N
H 2
7/04/85
a
5
N
5 2
7/05/35
B
5
N
H 2
7/07/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/08/85
6
6
N
S 2
T/08/85
A
12
N
H 2
8/05/85
A
1
P N
331
S 2
8/08/85
C
I
N
J56
S 2
9/19/85
c
11
N
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
i/m/B5
INDEX
12/31/85
subjects
PAGt 344
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS. CORRECTIONS
SEE ALSO ORUG ERRORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD. CORRECTIONS C CLARIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN. CORRECTIONS I CLARIFICATIONS
THE MEDICAL FIELD ALSO OPEN T3 TRAGIC ERRORS
AN ERROR A DAY?
FATHER FINOS WRONG HOY IN COFFIN
OFATH NOTICE IS RUDE AWAKENING
CHECK WAS FOR S12.000 TOO MUCH
ERROR KEEPS MAN IN JAIL FOR 23 OAYS
JAIL ADOPTING NEW PROCEDURES TO AVOID MISTAKES
ERWIN COTTON MILLS
PEARL HILL ERA A LIVELY TIME IN DURHAM
STORY OF A COTTON MILL
MILL DATE IN ERROR
OATE WAS TRANSPOSED
FRWIN MILLS
SEE ERWIN COTTON MILLS
FRWIN ROAD
STUROY OAKS 8EHEADE0
EXPRESSWAY PROJECT SURROUNOS SOUTHSIDF
STOOPS WASN'T LOW ENOUGH
ERWIN SOUAOE
NINTH STREET POST OFFICE MAY E XPANO
PANEL OKS $100,000 PLAN FOR 9T H STREET
STORE OPENS
ESCHEAT FUNO
SEE N.C.. ESCHEAT FUND
ESK IMQS
SEE ALSO ALASKA
TAR HEEL SEES ALASKA AS LAND 3 F POTENTIAL
ESOPHAGUS
DOCTORS AT TULSA HOSPITAL SAY APEX BOY IS EATING SOLIO FOOD
BOY IN HOSPITAL FOLLOWING TEA? OF ESOPHAGUS
ESPERANTO
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
ESPERANTO: INTERNATIONAL LANGJAGE HAS FALLEN ON HARD TIMES
ESPIONAGE
SEE SPIFS
ESSAYS
WINNING ESSAYISTS
ESSENCE MAGAZINE
ESSENCE MAGAZINE EDITOR TO SPEAK AT OUKE MONDAY
MAGAZINE EOITOR TO SPEAK
THE ESSENTIAL ROYSTER I BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN
ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO ACADEMY LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WILLS
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELD=RLY DEBATED
ESTES HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ICHA^EL HILL. N.C.I
NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SELECTEO FOR ESTES HILL
PEEL NAMED ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
SCHOOL BOARO OKS WISH LIST FOR PROJECTS
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
ESTUARIES
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
NO PLACE FOR OIL WELLS
ETHANOL
SEE ALSO GASOHQL
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
VA. CO-OP HOPES TO TURN TOBACO INTO FUEL ALCOHOL AND EOIPLE PROTFIN
STATE SENATE VOTES TO ELIMINATE ALCOHOL-S ASED FUELS TAX BREAK
ETHANOL INCREASE COULD PUT OENT IN CORN SURPLUS
DURHAM STORES TESTING METHANOL FUEL SALES
ETHICS COOE
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
PANEL FA
MEESE AN
MEESE'S
JOINT ET
IMMUNI TY
MISCONOU
PANEL CH
ALAMANCE
JOROAN 0
ETHICS C
ETHICS "
...I NEV
AGENCY
LEGISLAT
DA TO OE
GRAND JU
SEN. JOR
GRAND JU
LEGISLAT
CAMPBELL
USINESS ETHICS
ONFLICT OF INTERESTS
INANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
OURNALISTIC ETHICS
EGAL ETHICS
EGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMISSION
EOICAL ETHICS
HYSICIAMS. U.S.. UNET-IICAL CONDUCT
OLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
CES ETHICS DILEMMA
0 ORIGINAL SIN
BILL IS TOO HIGH
HICS PANEL AGREES TO ISSUE CONOUCT GUIDES
SOUGHT FOR "GOOD SAMARITANS* AT SCHOOLS
CT CLAIM NAMES LEGISLATORS
ECKS STATE SENATORS BUSINESS TIES
SENATOR OENIES ALLEGATION
ENIES CONFLICT IN BILL AFFECTING DAM AT SAXAPAHAW
OMMITTEF POSTPONES HEARING
ANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
ER SUSPECTED THAT RIVER WATER COULD BE SO HOT...
ULES WATER MUST FLOW OVER HAW OAM AT SAXAPAHAW
OR ACCUSED OF INTEREST CONFLICT
CIDE BY JULY ON JOROAN CASE
RY HEARS EVIDENCE IN JOROAN CASE
DAN INOICTEO
KY INOICTS JORDAN FOR MISUSE OF HIS OFFICE
IVE ETHICS STUOY IS P*OPOSEO
BELIEVES ETHICS IN "CRISIS'
ETHIOPIA
THE SUFFERING CONTINUES
WATCH WHERE YOU SEND YOUR FAMINE "ELIEF GIFTS
HELP FOR ETHIOPIA
U.S. SHOULD AID ETHIOPIAN AGRICULTURE
SUPPORT IS SOUGHT FOR ETHIOPIAN JEWS
SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR ETHIOPIAN JEWS
DRIVE STARTS TODAY TO AID ETHIPIANS
MARXISTS CRIPPLE ETHIOPIA
MACHO POKE GAME IMPERILS ETHIOPIANS
CENTRAL PRISONERS SEND MONEY TO ETHIOPIA
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P PYL
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
3/19/°5
5/13/95
6/02/85
6/12/95
6/22/85
6/15/P5
11/14/85
A
A
B
B
C
A
8
A
4
1
2
3
20
1
E
L
P N
P IJ
N
P N
N
M71
S82
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
9/01/85
10/01/85
10/03/85
10/09/85
B
A
A
A
1
A
A
A
P U
L
N
N
L5T
H 2
S 2
H 2
4/04/95 B 1 P P M66
5/16/85 C 1 N L38
8/10/85 C 1 P P K30
S 2 3/01/85 A 1 N C60
H 2 7/16/85 B I N S51
S 2 11/21/85 C 7 P P M66
S 2 8/06/85 B
H 2 9/05/85 A 6
H 2 12/17/85 A 11
H 2 1/13/85 B 6
S 2 2/07/85 A 6 P P T37
H 2 U/03/85 BAN 080
S 2 11/04/85 A 3 N
S 2 6/29/85 A
H 2 6/13/85 A 16
H 3 2/02/85 C 1 N
S 2 2/02/95 All N
H 3 2/19/95 C 1 N W36
H 3 10/25/85 8 1 P P F70
H 2 10/06/95 0
H 2 3/08/95 A 13 N
H 2 5/24/85 A 12 N
H 2 7/04/85 A 11 N
S 2 10/16/85 A 1 N H03
S 2
1/07/85
B
4
J
H 2
2/06/95
A
4
L
H 2
2/12/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/04/85
A
17
N
H 2
4/1 1/85
C
12
N
H 2
5/07/85
A
1
N
S 2
5/07/85
A
1
N
H 2
5/08/95
A
1
P 8
046
H 2
5/09/95
B
1
N
046
S 2
5/10/85
A
2
N
H 2
5/11/85
A
12
N
H 2
5/12/85
D
4
T T
C50
H I
5/15/85
3
I
N
H 2
6/06/85
8
1
N
046
H 2
6/17/85
C
1
N
S 2
7/01/85
A
1
N
H 2
7/02/85
A
1
P N
S 2
7/02/P5
A
1
N
H 2
7/03/95
A
3
N
S 2
9/02/85
C
10
N
H 2
1/09/85
A
4
E
H 2
1/15/85
A
4
E
S 2
2/01/85
c
1
P P
C56
H 2
2/12/85
A
4
L
S 2
2/13/85
A
3
N
L38
S 1
2/13/95
C
i
N
L39
H 2
2/20/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/06/85
A
4
P L
H 2
4/10/85
B
5
N
W24
vm
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
l/ni/85 - 12/31/85
CHAPEL HILL
T-SHIRTS DONATED
BARTENDERS' TIPS TO GO TO HUNGRY
SONGS WON'T END ETHIOPIA'S PROBLEMS
PLIGHT GREATER THAN GIFTS
PLAYING POLITICS WITH AID
GIFTS WON'T END FAMINE
WHEN CHARITABLE GIVING BECOMES WASTEO EFFORT
ETHNIC STUDIES
SEE U.S. IMMIGRATION ANO NATURALIZATION SERVICE
ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE
WATER POLLUTION AT CHURCH HALTS MEALS PROGRAM
EUROPA CENTER
2 NEW OFFICE COMPLEXES PLANNED IN DURHAM COUNTY,
CENTER UNVEILEO
4 OFFICE BUILDINGS PLANNED IN AREA
FESTIVITIES KICK OFF 2 NEW OFFICE DEVELOPMENTS
EUROPE
EUROPE IN HARM'S WAY
EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO DEATH
SEE ALSO INCURABLE PATIENTS
SEE ALSO L IVING WILL
SEE ALSO OUALITY OF LIFE (HEALTH!
NURSE FREED IN MUROER CASE RESUMING JOB
PINEHURST POLICE INVESTIGATING IF SHOOTING WAS MERCY KILLING
POLICE CONSIDERING 'MERCY KILLING' MOTIVE IN PINEHURST
EVACUATIONS
SEE DISASTER EVACUATION PLANS
EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO BORN-AGAIN CHRISTIANS
SEE ALSO FUNDAMENTALISTS
SEE ALSO MISSIONARIES
SEE ALSO PRAISE THE LORD
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
TV EVANGELISTS NEED SIN TO BUILD BUSINESS
EVANGELIST HELO THEM SPELLBOUND
EVANS-PITCAIRN CORP.
OFFICE COMPLEX TO LOCATE NEAR RESEARCH PARK
»20 MILLION OFFICE COMPLEX TO BE BUILT WEST OF RTP
FIRST WESTPARK BUILDING NEARLY COMPLETE
EVENING SHADE (MUSICIANS t. SINGERSI
MUSICIANS TO PERFORM IN CAROLINA BALLROOM
"AN EVENING WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT"
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
PAIR OH CABLE TV
EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO PROPERTY OISPUTE5
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
BILLY 8RITT SEEKS EVICTION OF FORMER SISTER-IN-LAW
EXACTIONS
EXACTIONS TO BE TOPIC AT DUKE
EXCISE TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK AGAINST TOBACCO PLAN
EXCLUSIONARY RULE
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
DANGEROUS POWERS WIDENED
EXECUTIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ANTI-OEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO STAY OF EXECUTION
JUDGE GRANTS ROOK STAY OF EXECUTION
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE ADVANCES OVEP- OBJECTIONS
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELDERLY DEBATED
BAR ASSOCIATION TO STUDY COSTS OF EXECUTIONS
EXECUTIVE HOUSING
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
WITTENBERG PONDERS ANOTHER BUILOING
THE EXECUTIVE PARK
COMMISSIONERS UPHOLD PENALTY = OR SOIL EROSION
EXECUTONE
•AVERAGE'
DURHAM EXECUTIVE PROFILED
EXERCISE
SEE ALSO N.C. FITNESS CENTER
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO PUSH UPS
EXERCISE PROGRAM SUITS PEOPLE WITH NO WILLPOWER
ACTIVE WOMEN HAVE STRONGER BO-)ES - STUDY
WOMEN'S BONE LOSS IS REDUCED 1 Y EXERCISE, UNC STUDY FINOS
HOW MUCH EXERCISE IS ENOUGH?
OUK6 TRIES TO FINO WHY EXERCISE REDUCES RISK OF HEART DISEASE
ARMY PLANNING NEW MANUAL ON EXERCISES
EXERCISE IS BEST WHEN EASY, OcTEN
DUKE OFFERS CLASS ON EXERCISE EFFECTS
CLASS ON EFFECTS OF EXERCISE SLATED
STUDY TO TEST EXERCISE FOU ELDERLY
OUKE INVESTIGATES LINKS BETWEEN EXERCISE, AGING
EXHIBITIONISM
SEE INOECENT EXPOSURE
FXHUMAT IONS
WOMAN'S BODY EXHUMEO
EXORCISM
SEE ALSO RELIGIOUS CULTS
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR BOY'S DEATH
MINISTER, PARENTS SENTENCED IN RITUAL STRANGLING
EXOTIC PETS
SEE ALSO PETS
SEE ALSO WILO ANIMALS
THIS 'BABY' SWINGS FROM SHOWE' CURTAIN POD
T
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D
S
E
DATE C
PG
I
L
L
T
Y
P
RYL
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
6/21/85 B
7/12/65 9
7/13/85 A
7/17/85 A
7/20/85 A
9/08/85 D
9/09/85 A
1
1
4
4
4
A
4
N
N
E
E
E
E
E
H 2 2/22/85 B 1
6/26/65
6/26/85
6/27/85
10/19/85
H 2 6/27/85 A
2 9/09/«5 8
2 12/27/85 A
2 12/28/85 C
H 2 1/08/85 A
846
W82
H 2 8/18/85 B 1 U L57
H 2 3/14/85 B 1 P N L41
S 2 3/14/85 C 5 N
H 2 9/27/85 C 6 P P
H 2 5/16/85 B 5 N
S 2 12/10/85 A 3 N
H 3 4/16/85 C 1 N
S 1 3/20/85 C 1 N
H 1 6/20/85 B 1 N
H 2 5/13/85 A 4 E
S 2 6/08/85 A 16 N
H 2 6/12/85 A 9 N
H 2 6/13/85 A 16 N
H 2 6/21/85 C 16 N
H 2 12/31/85 A 7 N L41
H 2 3/26/85 B 1 P N W36
H 2 6/23/85 D 11 P N L4l
5
?
1/14/85 8
3
N
H
?
1/25/85 B
1
N U30
s
/
2/19/85 A
7
N
s
/
4/22/85 A
5
N
H
?
4/27/85 A
1 1
N 080
H
?
5/24/85 A
3
N
s
JJ
9/26/85 B
1
F
s
2
10/11/85 A
1 2
N
H
>
10/18/85 A
1 t
N
H
>
10/31/85 B
6
N 080
s
2
10/31/85 C
8
N
S 2 1/18/85 C 1
H 2 11/08/85 A 13 N
H 2 11/23/85 A 11 N
H 2 1/22/85 B 14
HUNTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/Ol/BS
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
°»r.£ 346
1/16/96
EXPLOSIONS
1.C
opal the octopus "oping in ta'ik. recuses to e»t
Expanded food and nutrition education program
SEE ALSO nutrition
world fooo oay observeo: nutrition is program focus
expense accounts
SEE ALSO euSINESSES. DURHAH
SEE ALSO euSINESSES. N.C
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
VALENTINE TO PROPOSE REPEAL OF RULES ON TRAVEL RECORDS
FXPLOSIVE OEVICE
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS.
SEE ALSO BOMBINGS.
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO "OLQTOV COCKTAIL
2 OIE IN home BLAST
KLENNER BEING INVESTIGATED IN OTHER OEATMS
RAILWAY'S EXPLOSIVES. FLARES STOLEN
TRANSPORT OF EXPLOSIVES NOT MONITERED
TOUGHER RULES SOUGHT ON EXPLOSIVES TRANSPORT
POSSIBLE EXPLOSIVE FOUND UNOES CAR
EXPLOSION BLASTS CAR AT PARLO'
FXPLOSIVES
SEE ALSO BOMBS
SEE ALSO DYNAMITE
OFFICERS CONFISCATE MILITARY =XPLOS[VES
EXPLOSIVES TAKEN from STUDENTS AT BARTLFTT YANCEY HIGH SCHOrL
AGENTS SAY SUSPECTED KILLER PROBABLY GOT SOME WEAPONS ON BLACK market
thieves take railroad flares and explosives
exports. n.c.
see n.c exports
exports. u.s.
see u.s.. exports
expunction of records.
see also criminal records
see also public records
house supports death penalty 9an
extension homemake's. durham county
see also durham county agriculpjral extension office
extension homemakers awards
exterminators isee names of specific exterminators!
see insects
see pest exterminators
extortion
trial postponed for meba
2 county da's get allega
women's prison guaro ino
OA TO DECIDE oy JULY ON
SEN. JOPDAN INDICTED
GRANO JURY INDICTS JOPOA
REP. JORDAN CALLED VISI~
KIDNAP VICTIM SAFE; RELA
NO more ARRESTS EXPECTED
BONO DOUBLED FOR ACCUSED
KIDNAPPING DEFENDANT'S B
JORDAN TO BE ARRAIGNED T
JORDAN PLEAOS GUILTY
SSI: RANSOM MONEY WAS FO
APPEALS COU3T SAYS TRIPS
JURY INOICTS man ON BURL
BURLINGTON CANOIDATE CHA
RULING IN KIDNAPPING CAS
EXTRADITION
FLORIDA FUGITIVE AWAITS ETTOADITION
EXTRATERRITORIAL AREA
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT COOPERATION
COUNCIt URGES OEFEAT OF EXTRATERRITORIAL LIMITS
EYE DISEASES
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMCS OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
SEE ALSO MACULAR CORNEAL OYSTRO°HY
RARE EYE DISEASE CAN «E TRACED tq PILGRIMS' ARRIVAL
EXTENDED-WEAR CONTACTS: 00CT07 S SAY LENSES may HURT EYES
VIDEO SYSTEM may HELP DUKE TO TREAT GLAUCOMA
NEW EYE DISEASE MONITOR BOUGHT by DUKE
FYE GLASSES
SEE ALSO CONTACT LENS
SEE ALSO OPTICIANS
SEE ALSO OPTOMETRISTS
SEE ALSO SUNGLASSES
SEE ALSO VISION
TINTED GLASSES LOWER EYESTRAIN,
NE COJNCILMAN
TIONS AGAINST SENATOR
ICTED ON SEX Charges
jorda'j case
n for misuse of his office
le campaigner
TIvE CHARGED
IN KI DNAPPING CASE
KIDNAPPER
ONO RA ISED
ODAY
UNO ON OAUSON
CONFLICT OF PUPLIC INTEREST
INGTON'S PLANNING BOARD
RGED . ITH EXTORTION
E EXPECTED TODAY
SPEED WORK
EYE PROTECTION
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
RESEARCHERS FINO REAL EVE-OPE1ER ABOUT COMPUTERS
EYE SURGERY
SEE ALSO MEDIVISION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO RAOIL keRaTotomy
tiny tacks offer hope to visually impaired
operation aids vision
hospitals perform eye operation for nearsighted
eye center eyfd
agency favors hospital's plan for kioney-stone machine
jury deliberating malpractice case
jurors awako couple 12 million in duke suit
n.c. couple awarded %7 million in duke suit
surge'y implants eyeliner for fashion-conscious
triangle doctors considering procedure
eyeglasses
see eye glasses
eyeliner
see also cosmetics
surgery implants eyeliner for f as«ion-consc ious
triangle ooctors considering procedure
EYES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.
SEE ALSO CUKE UNIV.
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL EVE INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO NEARSIGHTEDNESS
SEE ALSO N.C. EVE AND HUMAN TISSUE BANK
SEE ALSO OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO VISION
KLINTWORTH GETS GRANT
SCUFFLE COSTS MAN HIS EYE
SOME CHRISTMAS GIFTS DANGEROUS TO EYES
F-15 JET FIGHTER PLANE
F-15 AERIAL DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULEO
F C w DEVELOPMENTS INC.
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SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
>, INC.
FCX TEMPORARILY STOPS BUYING GRAIN
FCX OFFICIALS DECIDE TO FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY
FARMERS COOPERATIVE FILES TO 'PROTECT ASSETS'
TROUBLED AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY TAKES TOLL ON NATION'S FARM CREDIT SYSTEM
VA. COOPERATIVE INTERESTED IN ACQUIRING PART OF FCX
FCX NEGOTIATES INTERIM FINANCING AGREEMFNT
VA. CO-OP NEGOTIATING FOR FCX ASSETS
FARMERS SAY PROBLEMS AT FCX SJRPRISED THEM
FCX LOSES COURT RULING ON 1335.000 IN PAYMENTS
FARMERS CONCERNEO ABOUT PAY FOR EGGS
JUOGE APPROVES FCX PAYMENTS FOR SOME GRAIN
RALEIGH LAWYER SAYS SOME FCX CHECKS FOR GRAIN BOUNCED
TROUBLED FCX SELLING FACILITIES IN DURHAM, HILLSBOROUGH, STEM
FCX LAWYERS FILE FOR HEARING ON PAYMENTS
FCX MILL CLOSE NINE STORES
FCX CLOSING NINE STORES, FOUR PLANTS
FOCUS
SEE FAMILIES. ORGANIZATIONS.
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9TH STREET FITNESS FIRM OPENS
FACE LIFTS
SEE PLASTIC SURGERY
FACE THE NATION I TV PROGRAMI
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FAIR EMPLOYMENT AND DISMISSAL ACT
PRINCIPALS LIKE TENURE
FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE ALSD OURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION, "NEW HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
FAIR HOUSING MONTH S 2
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL IS KILLED 4-3 BY SENATE PANEL H 2
HOUSE PASSES OURHAM BILLS H 2
FAIR-HOUSING WORKSHOP SET H 2
CONFERENCE TO EXPLAIN CITY'S FAIR-HOUSING LAW S 2
FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT
TOWNS CONCERNED ABOUT OVERTIME RULING
RULING COULO COST OURHAM t400. 000
OURHAM MAY PUSH FOR LABOR EXEMPTION
EEOC ASKS CITY FOR LEGAL FEES
DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW REQUEST
OURHAM MAY JOIN LABOR-LAW SUIT
FAIR OAKS
PLANNING BOARD SUPPORTS THREE PROJECTS IN CARRBORO
295-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT APPROVED FOR CARRBORO
FAIR SENTENCING ACT
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
FAIR SENTENCING SYSTEM
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
FAIRCHILD BURNS CO.
FAIRCHIDL SELLS N.C. SEAT OIVISION
FAIRCHILD STADIUM
SEE ALSO PURLINGTON, N.C.
BURLINGTON STRIKING OUT: EFFO'TS TO LURE MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RACK.
LEGISLATURE ALLOCATES 175.000 FOR BURLINGTON STADtUM WORK
FAIRFIELD
COUNTY OKS PLAN FOR SUBDIVISION
FAIRMONT, N.C.
FAIRMONT SCHOOL FIGHT IS BLAMED ON CROSS BURNING
GUAROS TO PATROL FAIRMONT SCHOOLS
FAIRMONT SCHOOL REOPENS
FAIRMONT CITY SCHOOLS
FAIRMONT SCHOOL FIGHT IS BLAMED ON CROSS BURNING
FAIRMONT SCHOOLS CLOSED FRIOAY FOLLOWING FIGHT
GUAROS TO PATROL FAIRMONT SCHOOLS
FAIRMONT SCHOOL REOPENS
FAIRNESS DOCTRINE
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
INSIDE
FAIRNESS IN MEDIA I ORGANI I AT I ON I
HELMS EXPECTED TO EXPLAIN TODAY REASON BEHIND CBS STOCK LETTER
HELMS SAYS CONSERVATIVES ARE PURCHASING CBS STOCK
NIELSEN ONLY FELLOW WHO CAN FIRE RATHER
HELMS RETURNS 1100,000 CHECK GROUP SENT TO BUY CBS STOCK
HELMS GROUP BEGINS DISCUSSION WITH THIRO PARTY ON TAKEOVER BIO
HELMS GROUP PLANS NEW TACK IN BID FOR CBS
GROUP SAYS IT'S CONSIDERING PROXY BATTLE FOR CBS POSTS
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SEE ALSO TREYBURN
MRS. LABOUISSE. A FORMER OWNER OF FAIRNTOSH
PUBLIC GETS FIRST LOOK AT TREYBURN
FAKE GUNS
SEE ALSO GUNS
LEGISLATION AIMED AT FAKE GUNS WIELOEO By ROBBERS
FALCONBRIOGE IOURHAM NEIGHBORHOOD!
CITY-INI TIAT60 ANNEXATION HEARING SET
FALL
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF -ONTHSI
FALLON'S FLORIST (OALEIGHI
FALLON'S FLORIST OF RALEIGH MERGES INTO BROWN-WYNNE
FALLS LAKE
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FALLS LAKE PLA
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FALLSTON. N.C.
S"ALL TOWN FEARS OEATH FROM CANCER
FALSE ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO FRAUD
MILLER: PUNISH CHIROPRACTORS' SALES CHICANERY
PANEL EXPANDS BILL ON C"I ROPR^ CTOR S
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON CHIROPRACTORS' APS
BILL ON CHIROPRACTORS' AOS GETS FINAL APPROVAL
BILL WOULD LET UNO I SC I PL INEO JUVENILES BE CONFINED 15 DAYS
POLICE WARN OF SWINDLE
MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
STATE SETS HEARING IN HOWARD FORO DEALERSHIP CASE
0FALERSH1P ALLOWED TO RESUME CAR SALES
FALSE ALARMS
SEE FALSE FIRE REPORTS
FALSE ARREST
SEE ALSO FALSE IMPRISONMENT
2 Durham PSOS FACE CHARGES
MAN TO SUE CITY OVER WRONG AR'EST
BONO ShOULO BE RETURNED
POLICE "UM ON WRONG ARREST
JAIL ADOPTING NEW PROCEDURES TO AVOID MISTAKES
FALSE FIRE REPORTS
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
FALSE ALARM
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FIRE TRUCKS SENT; NO BLAZES F3UN0
FALSE IMPRISONMENT
SEE ALSO FALSE ARREST
SEE ALSO RAPE. U.S.. FALSE CONVICTIONS C RECANTATIONS
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SEE ALSO PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF ORANGE COUNTY
GETTING TO KNOW TEENS IS THE FOCUS OF FOCUS
FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE (DURHAM, N.C.I
■TOUCH- IS THE SUBJECT
PREPARING FOR SALE
FCS GETS ACCREDITATION
FAMILY DOLLAR STORES (GENERAL HEADINGI
FAMILY DOLLAR POSTS RECORD SALES. EARNINGS
RECENT DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENTS
DUKE MEDICAL SCHOOL RECEIVES I 10.000 TO CREATE SCHOLARSHIP
MITSUBISHI BRINGS TOUCH OF ORIENT TO DURHAM
FAMILY FARMS
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO FARMLAND
FARMING REMAINS VITAL
ROYALL PROMISES FULL DEBATE ON STATE LOTTERY BILL
SURE. TIMES ARE TOUGH FOR SMALL FARMERS... (CARTOONI
FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL
HUMAN FAMILY GROWS: CREATIVE. HUMAN SOLUTIONS NEEDED
SMOKING. INFERTILITY LINK GROWING
FAMILY LAW
PARENTHOOD:
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ER. COMMUNITY AND FAMILY MEDICINE OEPT.
INE PROGRAM
PHYSICIANS
FAMILY MEDICINE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENT
SEE ALSO DUKE-WATTS FAMILY MEDIC
SEE ALSO N.C. ACADEMY OF FAMILY
SEE ALSO PICKENS FAMILY CLINIC
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HI
STUDY FOUND GOOD POINTS ANO F5
DUKE FAMILY MEDICINE ACTION C?
COUNTY HOSPITAL MULLS CENTER'S
FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER PROBABL
NEW OUKE CLINIC TO SERVE AREA
DUKE SNUBS FAMILY HEALTH CARE
"FIRST AID FOR THE BACK" ICART
WHERE ARE THE PATIENTS7
DUKF FAMILY PROGRAM TO BE OPEN
FAMILY DOCTORS CHARTING BATTLE
OUKE ACT SPURRING CONCERN
OUKE. FAMILY MEOICINE CENTER T
A BLEAK DAY FOR OURHAM
KEEP FAMILY PRACTICE
MEDICAL DECISION IMPUGNS DUKE'
MODERN MEOICINE COMPLICATED
SHADES OF PAST FRACAS
OUKE-WATTS MEDICAL CENTER CONT
FAMILY MEDICINE END PUZZLES. 0
FAMILY MEDICINE NEEDED
THE SPECIALISTS HELPED
JENNINGS: DUKE AFFIRMS FAMILY
THE TOWN-GOWN RIFT
OUKE MAY KEEP SOME TIES WITH =
LAWMAKER SAYS OUKE COULD LOSE
CHANGES PLANNFO: DUKE AGREES T
FAMILY MEDICINE SURVIVES
FAMILY MEDICINE
DUKE-WATTS PROGRAMS TO CONTINJ
DUKE-WATTS PROGRAM TO CONTINUE
NEW UNC MEDICAL STUDENTS TO GF
FAMILY DOCTORS VOICE CONCERN 0
SCOTTISH DOCTOR: RESEARCH IS <
SOME OOCTORS STOP DELIVERING ?
FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER
SEE DUKE-WATTS FAMILY MEDICINE PROGRAM
FAMRY-OWNSO BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
FAMILY BUSINESSES CAUSE MANY STRESSFUL SITUATIONS
FAMILY PLANNING
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
FAMILY PLANNING ENOANGERED
MR. HELMS NARROW-MINDED
FAMILY REUNIONS
SEE ALSO REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILY)
MOTHER'S OAY A REALITY WHEN SON. MOM MEET
FIVE GENERATIONS
WOMAN WANTED FAMILY TO SEE NEW SOUTH
LOVE CONQUERS DISTANCE FOR GREGORY FAMILY
WOMEN ACHEIVEOS OFFER ADVICE
96TH BROOKS FAMILY REUNION SUNDAY
DURHAM COUPLE SOUGHT
FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO PATTEREO WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD CUSTODY
SEE ALSO OIVORCE
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HOUSEWIVES
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO MOTHERS
SEE ALSO N.C. FAMILIES TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO PARENTAL AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO SINGLE PARENTS
LL SCHOOL OF MEOICINE. FAMILY MEDICINE
PROGRAM
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SEE ALSO TwO-INCOME FAMILY
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SEE ALSO WOMEN. CAREERS
TWO SIDES TO PROBLEM OF DEALING WITH POVERTY
PARENTHOOD: CHANGING TIMES REQUIRE CHANGING LAWS. SA
DOCTOR: CHILDREN STILL CAN THRIVE WITHOUT MAN AROUNn
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FATHERLESS CHILCREN GFT INAOE3UATE CARE
THE FAMILY: TAYLORS, ROPERTSES MAKE IT WORK
FAMILY LIVING SEMINAR TO EXPLORE THE CHALLENGES. STRESSES FAMILIES FACE
OUKE TO STUOY EFFECTS OF STRESS FROM FAMILY
RIGHTS SHOULD BE RECLAIMEO
FAMILY SUPER MARKET
ORANGE OFFICIAL SAYS NO TROUBLE WITH IRS
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN FACES TAX LEIN
FAMILY VIOLENCE
SEE OOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
RAPE CRISIS COORDINATOR APPOINTED IN REGION K
FAMILY WEEKLY
•I CAN'T WAIT...
JUST WAI T ANO SEE!
FAMINE
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO U.S.A. FOR AFRICA (FAMINE RELIEF GROUP I
THE SUFFERING CONTINUES
WATCH WHERE YOU SEND YOUR FAMINE RELIEF GIFTS
EPISCOPALIANS REJECT FAMINE AID PROPOSAL
U.S. SHOULD AID ETHIOPIAN AGRICULTURE
USA AFRICA: UNITED SUPPORT OF ARTISTS FOR AFRICA
MARXISTS CRIPPLE ETHIOPIA
ENCOURAGE RELIEF AID
FAMINE RELIEF EFFORT
MACHO POKE GAME IMPERILS ETHIOPIANS
SUDAN OFFICIALS FEEDING FAMINE VICTIMS GASOLINE (CAPTOONI
WRITERS ASKED TO AID THE HUNGRY
FASTING PLANNED TO AID FAMINE VICTIMS
COBEY COLLECTING T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT TO BENEFIT FAMINE VICTIMS
T-SHIRTS OONATEO
BARTENDERS' TIPS TO GO TO HUNGRY
SONGS WON'T END ETHIOPIA'S PROBLEMS
FAMINE CONCERT A BOON
PLIGHT GREATER THAN GIFTS
PLAYING POLITICS WITH AID
USE 'COPTERS TO AID STARVING PEOPLE
MARXISM WORSENS FAMINE WOES
T-SHIRT CAMPAIGN TO HELP FAMINE VICTIMS
DURHAM STUDENTS COLLECTING T-SHIRTS FOR FAMINE VICTIMS
T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
DURHAM T-SHIRT DRIVE TO AID FAMINE VICTIMS
GIFTS WON'T END FAMINE
WHEN CHARITABLE GIVING BECOMES WASTED EFFORT
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RECEIVES REDUCTION IN GRID SCHOLARSHIP ALLOTMENT
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CRUITMENT OF PLAYER PROBE"
INDUCT 4 INTO SHRINE
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•S HOLLAND HOSPITALIZED
FIRE HEAD COACH HERB '"ROOKS
SENATOR PROPOSFS BILL TO PAY ATHLETES
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SLANEY THREATENS TO PULL OUT IF BUOO PEMATCH
STEELERS" JACK LAMBERT ANNOUNCES HE'LL RETIRE
CAMPBELL NAMES LEE NEW 9ASKET3ALL COACH
SAORI ENOS JINX. BLASTS MAYOTTE TO REACH VOLVO TENNIS FINAL
VETERAN SHEPHERO OASHES TO WIN 0E9UT
BRITISH RUNNER SETS WORLO MAR< IN 1500
EX-TULANE STAR WANTS M SU • S KPK AS WITNESS
WALTRIP GOES ON POLE AFTER BOVINE PIJLLEO
REAGAN PLANS TO VISIT N.C.'S >=IRST CROSBY GOLF
SIGEL. LOVE. HAAS HEAD WALKER CUP GOLF TEAM
BUDO TAKES MILE RACE AMID POLITICAL PROTESTS
OOOLEY SIDELINES SEEKING SENATE SEAT
AREA ATHLETES IN NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVEAL . . .
MARINO LEAVES MIAMI AS OISPUT? CONTINUES
BRUINS. IRISH AMONG UNC BASKETBALL FOES
ANDRETTI OUT AFTER ACCIDENT
CUBS' SUTCLIFFE BACK ON OL . MAY BE LOST FOR THE SEASON
TULANF STAR'S LAWYERS OELAY B'lOERY TRIAL
FANFARE: AMATEUR LEADS WESTERN OPEN
U.S. FALLS BEHIND 2-0 IN OAVIS CUP MATCH
U.S. TEAM TAKES WIN TO RETAIN CUP CHANCE
BECKER, W. GERMANY OUST U.S. IN DAVIS CUP
THOMPSON'S OPTION DROPPFD BY SONICS
NCAA RULES GEORGIA'S HENOERSON COULD PLAY
ROGERS. MCDANIEL LOSE IN JUNIOR GOLF TOURNEY
HENDERSON. PEREZ TOP BASEBALL'S MISSING LIST
GLEATON CAPTURES JUNIORS TOURNEY
12 OUKE BASKETBALL r.AMES ON TV
SOVIET JUMPER LEAPS FOR RECOKO
N.C. STATE TO PLAY IN CHAMINAOE CLASSIC
OORSETT SUGGESTS DALLAS MAKE A TRADE
S»U PRESENTS CASE FOR REVERSAL IN RULING
PANTHERS' GOZA RESIGNS
MCENROE REPEATS ROMP OF LENDL IN HEATEO PLAYER'S TOURNEY
SMU WON'T CHALLENGE NCAA WITH LAWSUIT
UTC WILL NAME COACH BY FRIDAY
VFRPLANK. LEWIS LEAD U.S. TEAM TO CAPTURE WALKER CUP
WILANDER TOPS E08ERG. MOVES INTO SEMIFINALS
SOUTH KOREA WHIPS MEXICO IN LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES
FANFARE
FANFARE
BIRDIES GIVE RANOOLPH LEAO IN U.S. AMATEUR
JUDGE THROWS OUT P0INT-SHAVIN3 CASE
■CONFUSED' HORFERD ATTENDS CLASS
MARINO RETURNS WITHOUT CONTRACT
DEVILS. PACK, HEELS WIN SOCCER OPENERS
STATE. DUKE WIN IN SOCCER CLASSIC
SOVIETS NIP U.S. TEAM WITH LAST-SECONO SHOT
KINSTON TO LOSE WORKING AGREEMENT WITH JAYS
FOR"ER ACC SUPERVISOR NORVALL NEVE DIES AT 72
BODINE GRABS WRANGLER POLE WITH RECORD OUALIFYING RUN
REPORT: FOUR N.C. STATE ATHLETES RULED INELIGIBLE
WALTRIP ESCAPES LABONTE FOR SLIM WRANGLER 400 VICTORY
CAROLINA LEAGUE HONORS PULLS' GM
INMAN GIVEN EARLY START ON REUNION
MUNCIE RETIRES. CITES PRESSURE
MILN6R: MAYS KEPT STIMULANT IN LOCKER
RAMS. DICKERSON SETTLE CONTRACT DISPUTE
LEWIS. SLANEY CONTINUE WINNINS WAYS IN SEOUL
GANT WINS RACE! WALTRIP CLOSES ON ELLIOTT
STRONG DEFENSE CALLS WITNESSES
PITCHER HOWE GIVEN UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE
REPORT SAYS AGGIE OB TOOK MONEY
PACKERS TRADE JEFFERSON TO BROWNS
OAVIOSON UPENOS DUKE IN SOCCE"
NEW GM ROSEN: GIANTS MAY JUMP CANDLESTICK
HOLMES APOLOGIZES FOR REMARKS
MARTIN ALSO SUFFERED CRACKED 5 IBS
NORTHERN LOSES WHITE FOR REMAINDER OF YEAR
MCCUE CONVICTED ON 7 CHARGES
BODINE JUMPS TO LEAO IN FIRST-OAY OUALIFYING
BOOINE. RUOO HEAD TOOAY'S RACE LINEUP
VERPLANK, WAKE FOREST WIN GRANDFATHER GOLF TOURNEY
THREE HAHAFFEY BIRDIES MIRE MJOO
PANTHERS NAME NEW BOYS BASKETBALL COACH
HOLMES MULLS REMATCH
WATSON 01SMISSED FROM WARRIORS SQUAD
SALEM REOBIRDS PLAN MOVE TO CHARLESTON
BATON ROUGE LOSES ON SPORTS FESTIVAL
MANAGERIAL AXES FALL ON LILLIS ANO TANNER
OWNERS OPPOSE SALEM TRANSFER TO CHARLESTON
WASHBURN REINSTATED: 'LEARNED HIS LESSON-
WAKE HALL OF FAME SETS TACY INDUCTION
OUKE POSTS LEAD IN RYAN TOURNEY
HINUTEMEN READY. END UNC SOCCER WIN STREAK
WAOKINS' 63 CLAIMS DISNEY GOLF TOURNEY
BRAVES NAME COACHES
NIXON WILL ARBITRATE UMPS' CONTRACT TALKS
UNC'S KESSLER WINS KENTUCKY GOLF TITLE
CHAMBERLAIN SAYS KU 'GODFATHERS' PAIO HIM
PARSUNS LEAOS 2ND-DAY QUALIFYING AT -iOCKINGHAM
WAKE'S CORRIE FIRES 69, BUT DEVILS STILL AHEAO
WAKE'S CORRIE. DUKE RUN AWAY 4 I TH FALL INVITATIONAL GOLF
COMMISSIONER WARNS NBA TO ENO PRESEASON BOUTS
ASHE OUITS POSITION AS DAVIS CUP CAPTAIN
WASHINGTON TO ENTER DRUG PROGRAM
SPURS COOL ON GERVIN, OEAL 'ICEMAN' TO HULLS
PEETE LOSS HANDS WAOKINS TITLE
O'GRADY SINKS WATSON ON 19TH IN MATCH PLAY
SEVERAL FORMER KENTUCKY BASKETBALL PLAYERS SAY THEY RECEIVED MONEY
IOWA REMAINS NO. 1; BYU SLUMPS TO 1 7TH
ANOUJAR SUSPENOEO FOR 10 DAYS
BUONICONTI'S CHANCES OF WALKING 'VERY SLIM"
TEAMMATES HONOR BUONICONTI
STATE HOSTS ACC CROSS COUNTRY
PROUD TRUTH WINS BREEDERS CUP
SEVEN-FOOT HORFORO DISMISSED F ROM L SU BASKETBALL TEAM
SABERHAGEN NAMED WORLD SERIES MVP
CAROS COACH NAMEO NEW ASTROS "ANAGER
DRUG TESTS EYED IN TENNIS
UNC GETS FIRST VERBAL COMMITMENT
BRYANT GIVES 150.000 SCHOLARSHIP TO UNC
FLOYO. PEETE KEY U.S. NISSAN WIN
FLYERS' GOALIE GIVEN LITTLE CHANCE FOR RECOVERY FOLLOWING CRASH
■FRIOGE' PUTS LETTERMAN IN DEEP FREEZE
ECU. EMORY AGREE TO S139.000 SETTLEMENT
SNOWBALLER APOLOGIZES FOR ACCJRATE SHOT
LA'S 6-10 WILLIAMS SIGNS WITH TAR HEELS
UNC WOMEN 300TERS DEFEAT N.C. STATE. 4-2
TOP-RANKED PENN STATE TO ACCENT ORANGE BOWL INVITATION
SIX EAGLES SELECTED TO ALL-CIAA FOOTBALL TEAM
UNION MAY PROTEST DRUG CLAUSE
PIRATES NAME LEYLAND M»NAGER
WEST, LOVE NEAR LEAO IN PGA OJALIFYI'IG PLAY
OAWKINS, DAUGHERTY AMONG ALL-ACC PICKS
UNC REACHES SOCCER FINAL
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i n o e x
12/31/85
S U 0 J E C
GEORGE MASON TAKES SOCCER TITLE FROM UNC
STATE'S TUFFEY TAKES NCAA CROSS COUNTRY TITLE
CRASH TRAGICALLY ENOS COACH'S BEST MOMENT
TECH'S "AYS TAKES ACC ROOKIE AWARD
MCENROE OELIVERS COSTLY CRITICISM
PORTER TAKES U.S. CROSS COUNTRY
TOP SEEDS AOVANCE IN AUSTRAILIAN OPEN
MCENROE STORMS INTO QU AR TERF IM AL 5
HURRICANES GAIN RESPECT, CLIM" TO NO. 2 IN IP POLL
MCCRORY DECIOEO ON KNOCKOUTS, NOT PUTOUTS
LLOYO. NAVRATILOVA MEET FOR AJSTRALIAN TITLE
NAVRATILOVA GETS THIRD AUSTRAILIAN OPEN TITLE
RINKERS RETAIN MIXED TEAM LEA}
BOWL FOES PENN STATE, OKLAHOMA FINISH SEASON 1ST, 3R0
KU COACH CONSIDERED FRONT-RUNM ER AT PITT
DAVIS SEEKS LEAGUE HELP
TABOR HILL RETURN, PLAY UNC FTQTBALL
BOLLING AND FABEL GRAB 1-STR0<E CHRYSLER LEAO
UNC'S CARR NAMED MISSISSIPPI STATE AO
PACK AIMS TO REPLACE REED WITHIN 2 WEEKS
STATE'S THOMPSON PLANS TO TRANSFER
WAKE'S GROH INTERVIEWS FOR MEMPHIS STATE JOB
BECKER, WILANOER WIN AS OAVIS CUP FINAL TIED
SWEDEN TAKES A 2-1 OAVIS CUP LEAD
SWEDEN CLAIMS OAVIS CUP AS EDBERG BEATS WESTPHAL
EX-CLEMSON COACH FACES PROSECJTION ON DRUG CHARGES
WILKES ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
ATLANTA HIRES EX-EAGLE COACH, KEEPS HENNING
FAZIO JOINS H0LT2, IRISH
DEWBERRY, THREE OTHERS SUSPENDED FROM BOWL
ALLEN VOTEO NFL MVP, TOP OFFENSIVE PLAYER
HEELS HOST SEMINOLES
FANS
SEE ALSO AIR CONDITIONERS
PORCH FANS
FANTASIES
BUSINESSWOMAN OREAMS OF BEING WAITRESS
FARLEY'S FOOD AND DRINK
RESTAURANT TO HAVE "REGIONAL cl»V08'
FIRE HITS RESTAURANT! DRYER CITED
FARM AID BENEFIT CONCERT
CHATHAM FARMER ATTENOED FARMAID CONCERT
AMERICAN QUALITY NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE
N.C. FARM ASSISTANCE GROUP GETS MONEY FROM CONCERT
CHARITABLE GIVERS URGED TO A S< QUESTIONS
N.C. FARM BENEFIT A FINANCIAL WASHOUT
FARM AID BILL
FARM BILL IS OUTDATED
RFAGAN AGREES TO MAKE LEAF PLAN SEPARATE
HELMS REVEALS FARM BILL
FUNNY-MONEY FARM BILL GETS WELL-EARNED VETO
HELMS PLANS TOBACCO AMENDMENT TO BILL
MEETING EXPECTED ON AMENDHENT TO TOBACCO BILL
FARMING REMAINS VITAL
NEW FARM SUBSIDY IDEA IS REJECTFO BY VOTE OF 22-20
HELMS ANNOYED AS FATE OF FARM BILL UNCERTAIN
PRESIDENT SETS LIMITS ON FARM BILL
HELMS PROPOSES NUMBER OF CUTS "
HELMS PROPOSES NUMBER OF CUTS
HELMS: FARM BILL TOO COSTLY
WHO GETS THOSE FARM SUBSIDIES
EAST SHOULD RETIRE
HELMS DISAPPOINTED WITH FARM 3ILL WORK
BILL SEEN HOLDING HOPE FOR FARMERS
FARM CREDITS
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM CREDIT SERVICE
MANY FARMERS FEAR OEBTS WILL PLOW THEM UNOER
FARM HEARING PLANNED ON CREDIT PROBLEMS
FINANCIAL CRISIS SEEN CONTINUING ON N.C. FARMS
TROUBLED AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY TAKES TOLL ON NATION'S FARM CREOIT SYSTEM
VA. COOPERATIVE INTERESTED IN ACQUIRING PART OF FCX
TOBACCO'S TROUBLES ARE TAKING A TOLL IN FARMING TOWN
BILL SEEN HOLDING HOPE FOR FARMERS
IN NEW FARM BILL
IN NEW FARM BILL
FARM DAY
SEE MURDOCH CENTER,
FARM DAY
farm debt
see also oebts
many farmers fear debts will plow them under
fmha has ample loan money — of-icial
economist: pinched farmers facing crisis
financial crisis seen continuing on n.c. farms
farmers get help coping with stress
judges: farmers may need special bankruptcy chapter
phone offers debt advice for farmers
economists see another bleak year for farmers
breaking point comes for beleaguered farmer
tobacco's troubles are taking a toll in farming town
bill seen holding hope for farmers
farm eouipment
see also threshers
thresher's reunion held in denton
farm finance amendment
see also bonds
see also industrial revenue bonds
federal law stymies agriculture bonds
farm fresh dairy store (chapel hill roaoi
man held in 5 robberies
man arrested for string of robberies
farm fresh super savings center (avondale dr.l
supermarket rises on old truc<ing firm site
farm fresh supermarkets
new grocery to open
200 jobs lost: epes transport leaving durham
can you explain the columns in a stock table?
farm income
poultry income rises
poultry leaos n.c. farm income
many farmers fear debts will 'low them under
financial crisis seen continuing on n.c. farms
marketing: economist's series aids farmers
•shakeuut' taking place in farming, economist says
farm marketing: good plan important to business strategy
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p
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2 12/03/R5
0
2
N
2 12/04/85
B
4
N
2 12/05/R5
0
3
N
2 12/06/85
c
3
N
2 12/07/85
0
3
N
2 12/08/85
c
8
H
2 12/10/85
D
2
N
2 12/12/85
D
A
N
2 12/13/85
C
3
p
N
2 12/14/95
D
3
N
2 12/15/85
c
10
N
2 12/16/85
B
A
N
2 12/17/55
D
3
N
2 12/18/85
0
3
P
N
2 12/20/85
C
3
N
2 12/21/85
D
3
N
2 12/22/85
C
11
P
N
2 12/23/85
B
3
N
2 12/24/85
D
2
p
N
2 12/25/85
0
2
N
2 12/26/85
D
3
N
2 12/27/85
c
3
N
2 12/29/65
c
5
P
N
2 12/30/85
B
3
P
N
2 12/31/85
B
3
N
H I 7/18/85 B 1 0 0
S 2
3/21/85
A
II
P F
S 2
11/16/85
A
5
N W82
S 2
12/26/85
C
1
N
H 2
9/26/85
D
4
N
H 2
10/02/85
A
4
L
H 2
10/03/85
a
20
N
S 2
11/05/85
C
1
N W82
H 2
12/02/85
e
6
N
H 2
1/27/85
0
4
E
S 2
2/07/85
A
1
M
H 2
3/01/85
A
1
N
H 2
3/10/85
0
4
E
S 2
3/14/85
A
1
N
H 1
3/15/85
6
I
N
H 2
5/20/65
A
4
L
H 2
7/25/R5
A
6
P N
H 2
7/31/85
A
15
N
H 2
9/18/85
A
3
N
H 2
9/19/85
A
17
N
H 1
9/19/85
B
1
P N
S 2
10/25/85
A
1
P N
H 2
10/28/85
A
5
J
S 2
11/22/85
A
4
E
S 2
12/12/85
A
1
0 N
H 2
12/24/85
B
3
P N
H 2
3/04/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/16/85
C
12
N
H 2
4/16/95
C
12
N
H 2
9/19/85
A
T
N
H 2
9/19/85
A
7
N
H 2 12/24/85 B
H 2 12/24/85 B 3 P N
3/04/85 B
3/30/85 C
4/02/85 B
4/16/85 C
6/04/85 A
11/14/85 A
12/05/85 A
12/1V85 A
12/13/85 A
12/24/85 B
12/24/85 B
H 2 7/06/85 A 10
H I 5/21/85 C 1
H 2 12/31/85 B 1 "I M51
S 2 12/31/85 C 1 N
S 2 12/07/85 A 3 P N W82
S 2 5/23/85 C 1 N C60
H 2 5/24/R5 B 1 N
H 2 8/25/85 0 12 U L41
?
1/13/85
R
in
N
?
1/29/85
A
1 \
N
?
3/04/95
"
1
N
?
4/16/85
(
1 /
N
?
4/29/85
R
1 2
P N
?
5/06/85
1)
4
N
2
5/20/85
A
11
N
MONTHLY/AN (UAL
INDEX
12/31/65
SUBJECTS
PAGt )64
1/16/96
C PC. L P 9YL
TAR HEEL FARMERS FEAR GATHERING ECONOMIC STORM
STATE'S FARMERS BATTLING GLOOMY FINANCIAL CLIMATE
ORANGE DOOGES FARM-INCOME DIP
HELMS PROPOSES NUMBER OF CUTS IN NEW FARM BILL
HELMS PROPOSES NUMBER OF CUTS IN NEW FARM BILL
HELMS: FARMERS BETTER OFF THAI THEIR URBAN COUSINS
FARMERS CONCERNED ABOUT PAY FOR EGGS
N.C. MARKET PRICES ARE EXPECTED TO HIT LOWEST LEVELS IN 10 YEARS
BREAKING POINT COMES FOR BELEAGUERED FARMER
FARM LAND
SEE FARMLANO
FARM POLICY
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF AGRICULTJRE
FARM RILL IS OUTDATEO
GOVERNMENT CUTS OOWN FARM POLICY ICARTOONI
TOBACCO LEADERS MEET BUT -NOTHING HAPPENED"
MANY FARMERS FEAR OEBTS WILL "LOW THEM UNOER
FMMA HAS AMPLE LOAN MONEY — OFMCIAL
NO ROLE FOR ACTRESSES
SENATOR QUESTIONS HELMS" EFFECTIVENESS AS CHAIRM1N
FARM PRODUCTION
RANKINGS: N.C. FARMS STILL PRODUCTIVE
FARM SURVIVAL PROJECTS
N.C. FARM ASSISTANCE GROUP GETS MONEY FROM CONCERT
FARM WORKERS
SEE ALSO MIGRANT WORKERS
FARMWORKERS COUNCIL MEMBERS TAKE ISSUE WITH FAVORITISM CHARGE
MIGRANT HOUSING DRAWS OPPOSITION
HELP WANTEO: CITY SLICKERS FO* FARM WORK
HIGRANT SUPPORTERS ANGERED BY OMISSION
DON'T REQUIRE PORTABLE TOILETS
MEDIEVAL MENTALITY
HELP FARM WORKERS
SCHOOLS MAY CAUSE FARM LABOR SHORTAGE
N.C. FIELD SANITATION RULES MAY BE CHANGEO
FARMERS! OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTJRAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO FARMLANO. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TOBACCOi FARMERS
2 WEEKS CRUCIAL FOR FARMERS
OURHAM FARMERS OK
COOLER TEMPERATURES RELIEVE HEAT, BUT FARMERS STILL NEED STEAOY RAIN
GREEN ACRES
ALLENTON REALTY DROPS BETTER HOMES
TRIANGLE AREA TOBACCO FARMERS RELYING MORE ON OUTSIOE JOBS
FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
SEE ALSO N.C. GRANGE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FARMERS
SEE ALSO UNITEO FARM ORGANIZATION
FARMERS UPSET OVER LOW FLIGHTS
GRAHAM SAYS AGRICULTURE MUST SURVIVE
PEACH GROWERS SAY COLO MAY COST THEM $7 MILLION
FARMERS GET GOOD NEWS
N.C. FARMERS EXPECTED TO PLANT LESS TOBACCO
MANY FARMERS FEAR DEBTS WILL "LOW THEM UNDER
FARMERS FACE CRITICAL YEAR
PEANUTS. TOBACCO WILL BE FOCUS OF TASK FORCE
PLOWING THE LANO
AFTER 10 YEARS OF WORK, HIS FARM CAREER IS OVER
FARMERS SAY GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP SOLVE CRISIS
MONEY WILL BE SOUGHT TO HELP AGRICULTURE, SEAFOOD
LOSS OF EACH FARMER THREATENS THE JOBS OF FIVE OTHER WORKERS
FARMERS JUMP OFF THEIR TRACTORS TO JOIN HUNT FOR BURGLARY SUSPECTS
FARM, OIET TRENDS MERGE WELL FOR STATE FARMERS
FMHA HAS AMPLE LOAN MONE Y--OFF 1C I AL
ECONOMIST: PINCHED FARMERS FACING CRISIS
PROSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
FINANCIAL CRISIS SEEN CONTINUING ON N.C. FARMS
INTEREST RATES MAJOR FARM FINANCIAL WOE
MARKETING: ECONOMIST'S SERIES AIOS FARMERS
•SHAKEOUT" TAKING PLACE IN FA>MING» ECONOMIST SAYS
ROSE PROBING FMHA HARASSMENT CHARGES
FARMING A DISEASE TO GROWER
FEDERAL PEANUT PROGRAM OEFENOEO
SURRY COUNTY FARM HALTS TOBACCO CROP FOR RECREATION PARK
FEMALE FARMERS DECLINE IN STATE
N.C. FARMLANO BECOMES RECREATION SITE
FEDERAL LAW STYMIES AGRICULTLRE BONDS
N.C. OFFICIALS SAY MOST CROPLANO BEING CULTIVATFO
HYOE COUNTY FARMERS PROPOSE TO BUILO DIKE
FARMERS GET HELP COPING WITH STRESS
TAR HEELS SEEK PROTECTION FOR FARMLANOS
RANKINGS: N.C. FARMS STILL PRODUCTIVE
REPORTS SHOW FOREIGN OWNERSHIP OF N.C. FARMLAND IS ON INCREASE
OON'T REQUIRE PORTABLE TOILETS
N.C. EXPECTS GOOD LEAF CROP THIS YEAR
WEATHER CUTS GRIAN YIELDS BUT LEAF PROSPECTS GOOD
HERBS ARE TOUTED AS ALTERNATE CROPS
SOME FARMERS FINO CREDIT HARO TO GET
FEW N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS ARE TURNING AWAY FROM THE LEAF
FARM FUTURE OEBATE INCLUDES BIG BUSINESS ASPECT
STATE'S FARMERS BATTLING GLOOMY FINANCIAL CLIMATE
REACTION IS OIVIOEO ON ASSEMBLY'S DECISIONS ON AGRICULTURAL ISSUES
FARMLAND PROTECTION PLAN ALIVE
A BREED APART
N.C. CORN GROWERS HURT BY WEATHER, SURPLUS IN MIDWEST
CORN GROUP ELECTS N.C. MAN TO POST
N.C. FARMLANO VALUES PLUMMET
PEACH GROWERS CAN GET FEDERAL EMERGENCY LOANS
N.C. PEACH GROWERS ELIGIBLE FIR FEDERAL LOANS
WATERMELON THIEF ORDERED TO PAY FARMER
ORANGE DOOGES FARM-INCOME DIP
FCX NEGOTIATES INTERIM FINANCING AGREEMENT
WORRIES BESET DAIRY AND TOBACCO FARMERS
FOR FARMERS. ' 85 'FAIRLY HAPO'
FARMERS SAY PROBLEMS AT FCX SJRPRISEO THEM
CHATHAM FARMER ATTENDED FARHAID CONCERT
N.C. FARMERS FINO CORN PRICES OOWN
FARMERS' AID ON HOTLINE
FARMERS CONCERNED ABOUT PAY FOR EGGS
STATE'S FARM EXPORTS TAKE NOSEOIVE
ONE FARMER LOSES SUIT AGAINST GRACE
JUDGES AOORESS FARMERS' BANKRUPTCY PROBLEMS
JUOGES: FARMERS MAY NEEO SPECIAL BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER
CONCERT TO BENEFIT FUTURE N.C. FARMERS
2
7/15/85 C
2 P
r,
?
7/22/85 B
5
N
7
9/19/85 C
1
N
WB?
1
9/19/85 A
17
N
1
9/19/85 B
I P
N
?
10/16/95 C
1 1
N
?
10/22/85 A
9
N
?
10/29/85 C
3
II
<!
12/10/65 A
A
b
2
1/27/85
n
A
F
2
1/27/65
1)
4 T
T
7
2/09/85
A
5
N
?
3/04/85
B
1
N
?
3/30/B5
r
1
N
'
5/00/85
A
A
F
2
7/20/85
A
24
N
2
6/17/85
c
10
N
2
10/03/85
A
20
N
?
3/07/95
A
17
N
/
4/08/P8
A
1 1
N
7
4/09/95
A
13
N
?
5/22/85
r
7
N
2
7/09/65
A
4
F
f
7/16/65
A
4
1
7
7/17/65
A
4
1
?
8/28/85
A
13
N
2
9/14/85
A
B
N
S
7
4/23/95
r
1 N
1 36
S
?
5/27/85
r.
1 N
s
?
6/12/85
A
1 N
138
s
1
6/26/85
i
1 P P
1 31
H
?
7/28/85
B
8 n n
1 41
H
2
9/09/95
A
1 M G
046
S 2
1/02/85
C
2
N
H 2
1/29/85
B
I
N
H 2
2/09/85
A
5
N
S 2
2/11/85
t
4
E
H 2
2/22/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/04/85
B
1
N
S 2
3/04/85
C
4
N
H 2
3/12/85
c
5
N
H I
3/12/65
c
1
P P S76
H 1
3/12/95
c
1
N
H 2
3/13/85
C
2
N
H 2
3/13/95
c
2
N
H 1
3/19/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/24/85
a
4
N
S 2
3/26/85
A
4
F
H 2
3/30/85
c
1
N
H 2
4/02/95
B
1
N L40
H 2
4/03/85
e
3
N
H 2
4/16/85
c
12
N
S 2
4/16/65
C
6
N
H 2
4/29/85
B
12
P N
H 2
5/06/85
0
4
N
H 2
5/11/85
A
12
N
H 2
5/13/85
B
16
N
H I
5/14/95
8
1
N
H 2
5/19/65
A
12
N
S 2
5/20/85
A
7
N
S 2
5/20/85
A
9
N
H 1
5/21/85
c
1
N
H 1
5/26/65
c
1
N
S 2
5/29/85
C
7
N -
S 2
6/04/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/14/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/17/95
c
10
N
H 2
6/19/95
c
14
N
H 2
7/09/95
A
4
E
S 2
7/11/65
A
11
N
H 1
7/12/85
B
1
N
H 2
7/16/65
A
9
N
S 2
7/16/85
c
4
<• G
S 2
7/19/85
c
14
G
S 2
7/19/95
A
13
G
H 2
7/22/85
B
5
N
H 2
7/23/85
B
2
P N
H 2
7/30/85
B
I
N L40
H 2
8/04/65
D
1
P F
H 2
8/06/85
B
3
N
H 2
8/12/85
B
6
N
S 2
8/14/85
A
8
N
H 2
5/2S/85
B
11
N
S 2
8/26/95
C
3
N
H 2
8/31/95
A
1 1
N
S 2
9/19/95
C
1
N W82
H 2
9/20/85
A
9
N
H 3
9/20/85
B
1
P N K45
H 3
9/20/85
B
1
N 98 1
H 2
9/24/85
B
4
N
H 2
9/26/85
0
4
N
H 2
10/08/85
A
6
N
H 2
10/13/85
B
6
N
H 2
10/22/85
A
9
»l
S 2
10/24/85
A
18
J
H 2
11/08/85
A
6
N
S 2
11/13/85
c
13
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
10
N
S 2
11/14/68
0
4
P N G59
MJNTHLY/AN
•I U 4 L
1/01/85
INDEX a
12./31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGt iS5
1/16/86
N.C. FARM BENEFIT 4 FIN4NCI4L WASHOUT
N.C. FARMERS LEARN BETTER MARKETING TIPS
HOTLINE ADVISES FARMERS
PHONE OFFERS DEBT 4DVICE FOR farmers
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GRANVILLE COUNTY FARMERS FACING LAND REVALUATION WOE5
FARMERS. TEXTILE INDUSTRY HURT IN '85
FARMERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO FAMILY F4RMS
SEE ALSO ORG4NIC FARMING
SEE 4LS0 RURAL ADVANCEMENT FUND
SEE ALSO UNITED FARM ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO WOMEN, FARMERS
FARM SUCCESS NOW BURDEN
NO ROLE FOR ACTRESSES
THE ENVELOPE, PLEASE
BLUE BELL INC.. WILLIE NELSON TEAM UP TO HELP FARMERS
CHATHAM FARMER ATTENDED FARMAID CONCEPT
HELMS: FARMERS BETTER OFF THAN THEIR URBAN COUSINS
BREAKING POINT COMES FOR BELEAGUERED F4RMER
SURE. TIMES 4RE TOUGH FOR SM4LL F4RMERS... (C4RT0ONI
FARMERS' ALMANAC
SEE ALSO ALMANACS
SEE ALSO BLUM'S FARMER'S ANO PLANTER'S ALMANAC
ALMANACS DISAGREE ON TAR HEEL WINTER
FARMERS BANK
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA £ TRIANGLE
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
FMH4 H4S 4HPLE LOAN MONEY — OFMCIAL
ROSE PROBING FMHA HARASSMENT CHARGES
SOME FARMERS FIND CREDIT HARD TO GET
PINEHURST MAN GETS FMHA POST
N.C. BUSINESSMAN NAMED TO FHA POST
SPRING CONSTRUCTION EXPECTED ON EFLANO SEWER LINE PROJECT
HILLSBOROUGH RAISES W4TER, SEWER T4P FEES
FARMERS MARKETS
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
FARMER'S MARKET GIVES PEOPLE TIME TO SOCIALIZE
GRANVILLE FARMERS MARKET
DURHAM FARMER'S MARKET WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY
FARMERS' MARKETS OPEN THIS WEEK
TOUGH CHOICE
LOCAL FARMERS' MARKETS POPULAR FOR OUALITY. PRICE
FARMINGTON APARTMENTS C DEVELOPMENT
PROPOSED PROJECT TO TEST ORDINANCE
FARMLAND
SEE ALSO FAMILY
COMMISSIONERS
SOIL MAPS COUL
FEDERAL LAW ST
BILL FILED TO
N.C. OFFICIALS
TAR HEELS SEEK
REPORTS SHOW F
BILL FOP AGRIC
ROYALL PROMISE
PROPOSAL TO LI
ALLENTON REALT
FARMLAND PROTE
FALL'S GATHERE
SURE. TIMES AR
GRANVILLE COUN
FARMS
SOFTEN STAND ON BUFFER REQUIREMENTS
D PROVIDE DATA FOR UNIFORM LAND VALUATION
YMIES AGRICULTURE BONOS
PRESERVE V4NISHING FARMLAND
SAY MOST CROPLANO BEING CULTIVATED
PROTECTION FOR FARML4NOS
OREIGN OWNERSHIP OF N.C. FARMLAND IS ON INCREASE
ULTURAL DISTRICTS SENT TO HOUSE BY COMMITTEE
S FULL DEBATE ON STATE LOTTERY BILL
MIT D4M4GES IN V4CCINATI0N SUITS STALLS
Y DROPS BETTER HOMES
CTION PLAN ALIVE
0 FOR WINTER
E TOUGH FOR SMALL FARMERS... ICARTOONI
TY FARMERS FACING LAND REVALUATION WOES
FARMLAND. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO FARMERS. DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY'S FARMS VICTIMS OF R4PID GROWTH
PRICES OF FARMLANO ESCALATE IN OUPHAM
COUNTY PLAN ACCELERATES SEWER PLANT EXPANSION
FARMLANO. VAL
SEE ALSO L
SENATOR
SOIL MAP
PRICES 0
TOUGHER
LEAF FEE
FARM VAL
PANEL OK
TAR HEEL
SENATE K
N.C. FAR
PANEL CO
SOME FAR
N.C. FAR
UE
ANO VALUES
QUESTIONS BILLS REGULATING FARMLANO VALUE
S COULD PROVIDE DATA FOR UNIFORM LAND VALUATION
F FARMLANO ESCALATE IN DURHAM
PENALTIES URGED FOR HJRTING PREGN4NT WOMEN
DEDUCTION 4PPR0VED
UES T4KE BIGGEST SHOE SINCE DEPRESSION
S F4RML4ND VALUE BILL
S SEEK PROTECTION FOR F4RML4NDS
ILLS BILL TO M4KE ENOING PARENTAL RIGHTS EASIER
MLANO VALUE DOWN 11 PERCENT PER ACRE
NSIDERS ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY BILL
MERS FIND CREDIT HARD TO GET
MLAND VALUES PLUMMET
FARMS
SEE FAMILY FARMS
SEE FARMERS. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE FARMERS. N.C.
SEE FARMERS. U.S.
SEE FARMLANO
FARMWORKERS
SEE FARM WORKERS
FARRINGTON ROAD
FARRINGTON ROAO CLOSED
FARRINGTON ROAD SEWER PLANT
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, 0URH4M
■BOS HELD CRUCIAL TO OURHAM CITY'S SOUTHERN GROWTH
TREATMENT PLANT DELAYS OECRIED
PANEL BACKS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AT NOPTHSIDE PLANT
DURHAM FINDS MORE CAPACITY AT END PLANT
COUNCIL FIRES CONTRACTOR
COUNCIL FIRES CONTRACTOR
MORE SEWAGE CAPACITY NEEDED — NOW
OISMISSED CONTRACTOR SUING CITY. FIRM
POTENTIAL PROJECTS FOR BOND VOTE IN DURHAM WOULD TOP «107 MILLION
$50 MILLION BONO ISSUE ITEMS RANKED
COUNCILMEN'S PRIORITIES RIGHT FOR CITY BOND ISSUE
FASCISTS
SEE NAZI PARTY
SEE NEO-NAZIS
FASHION
SEE 4LS0 CLOTHING
N
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S
F
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12/02/85
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S
7
12/02/85
A
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s
/
12/04/85
(
1 h
H
?
12/05/85
A
19
H
/
12/18/85
L
B
H
?
12/23/85
H
H
2
12/28/65
L
1
7
3/18/85
A
A
F
7
5/09/85
A
A
F
?
5/13/85
A
A
H
?
8/2<>/e5
A
2 1 P N
?
9/26/85
n
A
N
7
10/16/85
(.
1 1
N
>
12/13/85
A
A
F
2
12/22/85
U
A
T
S 2 11/01/85 A 11 N
H 2 7/13/65 A 12 N
H 2 3/30/85 C I
N
H 2
5/11/85
A
12
N
S 2
7/16/85
c
4
p
G
H 2
3/15/85
e
2
N
S 1
8/16/85
A
2
N
H 3
9/04/85
B
I
N
646
H 3
12/10/65
C
I
N
B46
S 2
A/26/85
A
1
p
N
B81
H 2
6/14/85
A
14
N
H 2
6/15/85
e
7
N
S 2
6/17/85
A
1
T
N
J56
S 2
6/20/85
A
1
P
P
M66
H 7
7/06/85
B
14
N
S 2
2/19/85
A
1
N
M69
H 2
1/16/S5
B
I
N
B81
S 2
5/01/85
C
7
N
H I
5/21/85
C
1
H
H 2
5/2A/65
B
1
p
N
L40
H 1
5/28/85
C
1
N
H 2
6/14/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/18/85
c
14
H
H I
6/26/85
c
1
N
H 2
6/28/85
A
4
N
H 2
6/29/85
A
5
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SEE ALSO FOOO
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FIRM FIXES FASTER FAST FOOO
FAST-FOCO FIRM SEEKS EMPLOYEES
FASTING
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
VIETNAM VETERAN ENDS POW FAST AFTER PRESIDENT CALLS FOR MEETING
CONGRESSMAN SAYS RAMBO HELPED REVIVE POW ISSUE
FATAL RUN (BOOK)
AUTHOR SAYS 'WRITER CAN DO V E' Y WELL WITH LITTLE TALENT"
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FATHERLESS CHILDREN GET INADEQUATE CARE
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fayetteville municipal airport
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EX-POLICE OFFICER CHARGEO IN FAYETTEVILLE BANK ROBBERY
FORMER POLICE OFFICER CHARGED IN BANK kOBBERY
CAYETAuXlT-L0ufsT?!'oNSJNFA'YeTTEVILLE STATE STUDENT AID
CENTRAL EOGES FAYETTEVILLE
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
EAGLES LASSO 9R0NCS . .
CENTRAL GETS TOUGH FOR EASY VICTORY
F*Y6TFAYETt1vILLF ST. EXTENSION TO BE HEARING TOPIC crr>„T
2 COUNCIL MEMBERS PRAISE PLAN FOR FAYETTEVILLE STREET
FAYETTEVILLE ST. EXTENSION PLAN ENJOYS SUPPORT
PANEL APPROVES LAND DEAL
CITY ENGINEERS STUDY EASING TRAFFIC CONGESTION
FAYETTEVILLE ST. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SECONO-GRAOERS AOOPT WHALE
MAKING OUILT
LIBRARY FOCUS
FAYETTEVILLE ST. HOUSING PROJECT
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BURGLARIES PLAGUE HOUSING PROJECT
FEAR
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FEAR OF GETTING AIDS SPREA0IN3
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SEAFRAID T0°FLY7 AIRLINE'S PROGRAM MAY BE JUST THE TICKET
AIRLINE PROGRAM BATTLES FEAR OF FLYING
FEARRIN&TON HOUSE RESTAURANT
CLAIBORNE FINOS CHAPEL HILL EATING TO HIS LIKING
IT'S 'NOUVELLE DIXIE COOKING1
FEDERAL AID. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTI3N GRANTS
UNDER-FIRE -HOTEL GRANTS' VIEWED WITH TWO MINOS
POWELL SAYS TAX-CUT PLANS THREATEN CITY
VALENTINE OFFERS NO SOLUTIONS TO CUTS
REAGAN CUTS MAY COST COUNTY SI. 2 MILLION
VALENTINE VOWS TO AID CITIES. MUM ON MONEY
FEDERAL OFFICIAL VIEWS PROPOSED CENTER SITE
DURHAM GETS 150.000 TO PLAN F3 R RFCREATION
NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM GETS REHAB FUNDS
RESPONSE SHOWS DURHAM DESERVES maTH-aID GRANT
SEMINAR SCHEDULED TO AID AGENCIES SEEKING GRANTS
FEOERAL FUNDS MAY HELP ARTS W3 RK
LOAN TO BE SOUGHT FOR CITY ARTS BUILDING
GRANT AS COLLATERAL FRETS CITIZENS' GROUP __^
UDI FIRM GIVEN FEDERAL. MATCHING GRANT OF 1285.000
DURHAM GETS »3.2 MILLION GRANT
POWELL: MILL PROJECT MAY SPARK GROWTH
CITY GETS 13.9 MILLION LOAN FOR OLO CITY HALL
WORK LOOMS ON ARTS BUILOING
TWO STORIEO BUILDINGS GET BOOST FROM FEOS
RESEARCH INSTITUTE GETS 44.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR AIR EMISSION WORK
OURHAM COUNTY GETS FOOD MONEY
NEEDY TO GET <9.68S WORTH OF PROVISIONS
U.S. AGENCIES GETTING SET FOR SHUTOOWN
PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS ORAWS BLAST
FEOERAL AID. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. FEOFRAL GRANTS
SEE ALSO DISASTER AIO PROGRAMS _ „_
SIX N.C. COUNTIES TO GET «1 MILLION IN FEDERAL MONEY FOR HEATING BILLS
N.C. NEEDS ROAD FUNDS
N.C. CONGRESSMEN EXPECT BUDGET CHANGES
CORPS OF ENGINEERS SATISFIED * I TH FUNDS
RAISE ORINKING AGE, REDUCE FATALITIES - LEGISLATORS
KIRK SAYS STATE WON'T LOBBY FOR MORE FEDERAL FUNDS
JOROAN WARNS OF LARGE FEDERAL SPENOING REOUCTIONS
PRINCIPLE VS. PRACTICALITY ON SETTING ORINKING AGE
WATKINS CALLS FEDERAL CUT PROPOSALS FRIGHTENING
GRANT TO HELP UNEMPLOYED VETS
260.000 TAKEN OFF POVERTY PROGRAMS IN PAST 4 YEARS
CUTS IN POVERTY PROGRAMS TO HIT SOUTH WORSE. AUTHOR OF STUDY SAYS
REVENUE SHARING LOSS SEEN RAISING CITY, COUNTY TAXES
MARTIN DECLARES 34 N.C. COUNTIES OISASTER AREAS
DRINKING AGE VOTE OELAYED BY SENATE
SUBCOMMITTEE OKS RANOLEMAN DAM START-UP MONEY
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR JOB TRAIN1MG
PROPOSAL SEEN THREATENING FEOERAL FUNDS „ ,. .„_-_.._.
ADOITIONAL FEDERAL MONEY TO BE USFD TO COVER SOME ROAD PROJECT SHORTAGES
FFW BILLION BUCKS OVERLOOKED 3Y MOST SUPVEYEO LEGISLATORS
AIO DWINDLES AS N.C. HUNGER GROWS
GOVERNING BY BLACKMAIL
FEOS TO OISPENSE 1167 MILLION IN WILDLIFE FUNOS
SYSTEM FLAW OEPRIVING SOME TOWNS OF FEOFRAL GRANTS
HUD GRANT TO HELP N.C. CITIES
OEPARTMENT CLOSES PROBE OF GRANT FOR STEVENS CENTER
2 CITIES GET GRANTS TO AIO CRIME VICTIMS
STATE GOVERNMENT HAS SEVERAL PROBLEM AREAS
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AUTHOR OF STUDY SAYS
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SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS, FEDERAL AIO TO NEEDY
HEART-RENDING LUNACY
OURHAM LUCKY TO OOOGE U.S. TRANSIT-SUBSIDY CUTS
2/27/85
3/09/85
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260, ODO TAKEN OFF POVERTY PROGRAMS IN PAST 4 YEARS
AMTRAK ISN'T THE ONLY SUBSIDIZED CARRIER
FEDERAL AIO
FEDERAL AID
FEOERAL AIO-TO-EDUCATION
SFE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION. COSTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO TITLE I
FRIDAY AGREES KITH SURVEY
N.C. STUDENTS COULD LOSE 130 MILLION
HUMANISM 9A'J A FARCE
PARENTS DENIED RIGHT TO EDUCTION FUNOS
FEDERAL AID-TO-STATES
MARTIN SAYS FELLOW GOVERNORS GUILTY OF POLITICAL HYPRDCRI^Y
GOVERNORS CAN'T HAVE DOLES. BALANCED BUDGET
FEDERAL ARMOREO EXPRESS
ARMOREO TRUCK GUARD 'SHOCKEO' AT ROBBERY
FORMER TROOPER SURRENDERS TO CACE ROBBERY CHARGE
EX-TROOPER GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN THEFT
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
FAA TO CONSOLIDATE OFFICES AT RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT
ROU TO GET 14 MILLION FAA GRANT
RALEIGH-OURHAM AIRPORT GETS 14 MILLION WINDFALL GRANT
FAA GIVES ROU $2. 14 MILLION
FEDERAL 3UREAU OF INVESTIGATION
HI TECH FIGHTS CRIME
FBI RESUESTS SOME GUILFORD ELECTION FILES
A CASE OF BLACKMAIL
FBI IS INVESTIGATING ABDUCTION, SLAYING
FBI ENTERS INVESTIGATION OF KIDNAPPING REPORT
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, -ABSCAM- INVESTIGATION
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
UNC PROFESSOR FILES APPEAL FQ! JENRETTE
FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, AGENTS
FAMOUS AGENT'S ARTICLES AUCTIONED FOR 170, ODO
FEOERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, "COLCOR" INVESTIGATION
SEE ALSO COLUMBUS COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR JUDGE'S appeal
COURT REJECTS EX-N.C. JUDGE'S APPEAL
FORMER JUDGE'S APPEAL REJECTED
TAYLOR SAYS HE WAS SNARED IN MET INTENDED FOR GREEN
JIMMY GREEN'S STORY: LET'S NEVER REPEAT IT
JURY CONSIOERS WILMINGTON LIBEL SUIT
FEDERAL 8UPEAU OF INVESTIGATION, OIPSCAM
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
SEE ALSO HIGHER EOUCATION, FRAUD
FBI SAYS SOME 4,000 PROFESSIONALS ARE WORKING UNOER FAKE DIPLOMAS
WHO ARE THE PHONIES?
DIPLOMA MILL 'GRAOUATES' INCLJ06 FEOERAL WORKERS
FBI SHOULD FINISH JOB
SURFACE -BARELY SCRATCHED' IN DIPLOMA SCAM, FBI SAYS
FAKE DIPLOMA CASE CONCERNS STUDENTS IN OTHER SCHOOLS
FECERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. N.C.
PAUL ROBERTS ARRESTEO BY FBI. IRS AGENTS
DURHAM BUSINESSMAN ARRESTED ON FEDERAL DRUG-RELATED CHARGES
FBI OFFICIAL SAYS CHARGES ON JJBSRTS DRUG-LINKED
FBI OFFICIAL SAYS CHARGES ON ROBERTS DRUG LINKED
RANOOLPH PROBE CLOSED
ASHEVILLE FBI AGENT NAMED WFSTERN CHIEF
FEOERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
CABLE TV EXEC: WAIT AND SEE DM COURT RULING
STATE ANO COMMUNITIES STUDY SATELLITE DISH REGULATIONS
FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO CARRBORO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. FEOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PRCGRA", OURHAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 3L0CK GRANT PROGRAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING S5RVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C FEDERAL COMMUNITY OFVELOPMENT FUNOS
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING »N0 URBAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
FEOERAL FUNDS MAY HELP ARTS WORK
CITY CUUNCIL ASKED TO SUPPORT LOAN FOR ARTS CENTER
SYSTEM FLAW DEPRIVING SOME TOWNS OF FEDERAL GRANTS
FEDERAL CONTRACTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DAVIS-BACON ACT
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE CONTRACTORS IFOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEESI
HOW TO SAVE 11 BILLION
WASHINGTON BIGwIGS USE OUR TAX MONEY FOOLISHLY
FEOERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION AT 9UTNER
SEE ALSO BUTNER. N.C.
POWER FAILURES PLAGUE CPEEOMcnR. U.S. PRISON
U.000 AWARDED TO PAPAPLEGIC 'RISON INMATE
WORKING BEHINO BARS
CORRECTIONS OFFICER CHARGED. C3I SAYS
PRISONERS TO PARTICIPATE IN WORKSHOP
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP.
SEE ALSO CROP INSURANCE
CROP INSURANCE EMPLOYEE CHARGED
FEDERAL DEFICIT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
SEE U.S., BUDGET
FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
QUIET WORK DONE TO STAVE OFF BANKING CRISIS
FEDERAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE
SEE DISASTER AIO PROGRAMS
FEDERAL ORUG ENFORCEMENT ADM! Nl STRl TION
SEE U.S. ORUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
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2 10/11/85
2 12/07/85
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SUBJECTS
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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. U.S.
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB. AD AGENCY FACING FEC SUIT
FEC MUST OPEN RECORDS ON JEFFrRSUN MARKETING PR09F
FEC SAYS IT DION'T DRAG FEET IN PRO"E
FEC'S SUIT SAYS CLU3 AND FIRM ARE SINGLE ENTITY
WRENN SAYS FEC ACTED ARBITRARILY
DEMOCRATIOC JUDGE TO HEAR FEC S SUITS
CLUB. JEFFERSON MARKETING WITHDRAW SUIT AGAINST FEC
HFLMS GROUP LINKED TO RACE RESEARCH. CBS SUIT CLAIMS
FORMER CONGRESSMAN 3EING CONSIDERED FOR SEAT ON FEC
ELECTION EXPENSES TOO MUCH
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY. U.S.
SEE ALSO CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
TEMPORARY WORKERS NOT THE HAY TO TRIM BLIOGET
OIPLOMA MILL 'GRADUATES' INCLUDE FEDERAL WORKERS
HELMS HELPS BLACK, TAR HEEL HOLD ONTO JOBS IN WASHINGTON
U.S. APPOINTMENT SYSTEM COULD USE MAJOR REFORM
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. PENSIONS
SEE CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. RETIREMENT
SEE CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. SALARIES
SEE ALSO SALARIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
CIVIL SERVICE MORALE AT ALL-TIME LOW
WHY PICK ON GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES?
U.S. WORKERS UNDERPAID
HOW DO YUU COMPARE?
FEOERAL EXCISE TAXES
SEE EXCISE TAXES
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY. U.S.
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT, LOCAL CONTROL
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
SUPREME COURT RULING ERODES STATE ANO LOCAL POWERS
WHERE DO YOU DRAW THE LINE BETWEEN FEDERAL. STATE LAWS?
FEOERAL GRAND JURY
SEE ALSO GRAND JURIES
AUTHORITIES: ROBERTS GAVE WRONG ACCOUNT
LAWYER: ROBERTS CHARGES LINKED TO ALLEGED DRUG DEALER'S HOME
TWO DURHAM MEN FACE FEDERAL P=RJURY CHARGES
INDICTMENT AGAINST ROBERTS UNSEALED
FEOERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
HOUSING COOES ARE STRICT
FHA LOAN IS APPROVEO FOR CREEOMOOP PROJECT
REAGAN SHOULD HALT THREAT TO CHA LOANS
FEDERAL INSUPANCE ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
IF FEDERAL BUILDING STANDARDS DROPPED, DURHAM COOES WON'T BE AFFECTED
FEOERAL REGULATORY AGENCIES
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
FEOERAL RESERVE BANK
SEE ALSO BANKS, U.S. (SEE ALSO -JAMES OF BANKSI
OUKE ECONOMIST: BANKS IGNORING LAW
DUKE EXPERT SAYS 12 BANKS IGNORING LAW
FEOERAL REVENUE SHARING
SEE REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS, N.C.
FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS
SEE REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS,
U.S.
FEDERAL SAVINGS C LOAN INSURANCE C3RP.
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS,
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATIONS,
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATIONS,
". N.C. SCLS SEEK FEOERAL INSURANCE
PROFESSOR OUTLINES PROGRAM TO HELP SCL COMPANIES
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
SEE U.S. FEOERAL TRAOE COMMISSION
FEDERALISM
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT, LOCAL CONTROL
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS LEAVE STATES LESS MONEY,
FEDERALIST PAPERS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
THE UNSIGNED GEMS
FEDERATED KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
FELO BALLET
BALLET DIRECTOR WANTS OFFENSE ON ITS TOES
FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH
BENEFIT CARWASH SET
FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
SEE ALSO AWAROS
SEE ALSO SPORTS IGENERALI
WILSON SCHOOLS BAN GROUP'S MEETINGS
GROUP MAY FIGHT WILSON SCHOOL BAN
FELONIES, N.C.
TOUGHER PENALTIES SOUGHT FOR HARMING PREGNANT WOMEN
FEMINIST MOVEMENT
SEE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
FENCES
ALAMANCE PARTNERS TRYING TO BJILO FENCE TO TAHITI
THEY TRANSFORM 'DEAD-LOOKING' FENCE WITH ART
FENCING ICRIMESI
SEE ALSO BURGLARY RING
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N.C.
U.S.
6/23/85
12/26/85
MORE RESPONSIBILITIES
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see also "sting" operations
furniture thefts estimated at 15jo.ooo: four charged
mn faces 30 stolen gooos chajges
2 charged in series uf break-ins
thompson faces charges on receiving stolen gooos
bond reduced for holoer from s 300.000 to 150*000
holder's bono lowered to s50.000
witness testifies on burglaries
thief sats businessman bought his stolen goods
burglars say ourham man bought jewelry
former unc assistant dean says thompson bought stolen goods
oefenoant denies knowing items were stolen
thompson denies knowing items stolen
jury convicts thompson; sentencing thursday
•fence- pleaos Guilty in mqreheao hill case
plea deal reached: sentencing to come
burglary-ring leaoer gets 21 years
theft ring 'leader' in 15 break-ins gets 21-year term
ourham detectives will be honoreo
gun case pair face more charges
former ourham couple is facing more charges
FERRIES
FERRY SERVICE REOUCED
CEDAR ISLAND-OCRACOKE FERRY RUNS INCREASED
SIX PEOPLE ARE INDICTEO IN THEFT OF EOUIPMENT FROM STATE SHOP
FERRY OUT FOR REPAIRS
FERRY OUT OF SERVICE
FERRIES CUT BACK
FERRON
FITNESS CENTER HAS BUYER
FERTILITY
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL FERTILITY SERVICES
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO FETUS DEATH
SEE ALSO INFERTILITY
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO STERILITY
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
VISIT TO CHAPEL HILL FERTILITY CLINIC LEADS TO OIRTH OF 'MIRACLE CHILD'
FAILURE TO OELIVER
OUKE. N.C. MEMORIAL PROGRAMS BEGAN SLOWLY
RESEARCHERS STUOYING SMOKING'S EFFECTS ON FERTILITY
FERTILIZER
STATE TO PAY INGRAM'S LAWYERS
GRACE FERTILIZER °LANT COMPLETES CLEANUP
INGRAM REJECTS SUIT SETTLEMENT
INGRAM, FIRM AGREE TO DROP LAWSUITS
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP GETS NO SLUOGE RELIEF FROM COUNTY
ONE FARMER LOSES SUIT AGAINST GRACE
FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
STREET FAIR SET FOR SUNOAY
CHAPEL HILL'S FESTIFALL IS TODAY
FALL FESTIVAL CLACKS. CHIRPS ANO GYRATES IN CHAPEL HILL
A CLOAK BEGINS
FALL FUN
FESTIVAL 85: ART NOW
■FESTIVAL '85: ART NOW' BEGINS
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER PARK
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
ENO PARK LOOKS AHEAO
OURHAM TO BE "CITY OF FESTIVALS' THIS SUMMER
ENO FESTIVAL NEEOS HELP
THREE-OAY ENO FESTIVAL SEEKS 1.500 VOLUNTEERS
END'S JULY 4 FESTIVAL SET FOR THREE OAYS
VOLUNTEERS NEEDEO AT ENO EVENT
PLAN FOR ENO FESTIVAL
ENO PREVIEW: 1985 FESTIVAL THE BIGGEST YET
ENO FEST, BIGGEST BOOM CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE
FESTIVAL PREPARATIONS
AREA WRITERS SCHEDULED AT FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
UUUHHH • >
ENO FESTIVAL NEEOS VOLUNTEERS
FESTIVAL NEARS
CELEBRATE JULY 4TH
FUN AND GAMES
CROWD TURNS ENO FESTIVAL INTO HUGE FAMILY REUNION
JULY ATM FUN
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FESTIVAL FUN
INDEPENDENCE DAY FUN
TWINKLE TOES
BEWARE: CHECK WEST POINT MEiL
ENO OF YESTERYEARS RECALLED
FRIOAY FESTIVAL FESTIVITIES
ENO FEST IVAL FUN
AT THE FESTIVAL
SWEET SOUNDS
FESTIVAL LOVERS
ACTING COACH: ORANGE'S GILBO GOES ON STAGE. BRINGING LEGENO TO LIFE
ENO OFFICIALS PONDER FESTIVAL'S FUTURE
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO RECEIVES S10.200 GRANT
MORE LAND TO BE BOUGHT FOR PARK
ENO FESTIVAL'S OEMISt WOULD BE A TRAGIC BLOW
FESTIVAL. LEGISLATION BOOST STATE PARKS
CITY SHOULD WAIVE FEES FOR ENO GROUP
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO (SPECIAL SECTIONI
THE 1985 FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
FESTIVAL HOUSE
•COUNTRY' PARTY
FESTIVAL NIGHTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TELEVISION
FESTIVALS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO CENTERFE5T
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARY LOU WILLIAMS JAZZ FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
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SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL BAND FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO INDIAN OCEANS ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO MAY FAIR
SEE ALSO MUSIC
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL AT CENTRAL SUNDAY
OURHAM TO BE "CITY OF FESTIVALS' THIS SUMMER
FESTIVALS TO GIVE TOURISM MULT I M I LL ION-OOLL AR BOOST
CENTERFEST SEGINS SATURDAY
STREETS ALIVE! IT'S OURHAM CENTERFEST
50,000 COLOR DURHAM CENTERFEST SUCCESSFUL
ARTISTS SPIFF UP DESOLATE STOREFRONTS
BUS STOP FIDOLER
GOSPEL CONTEST TOPS SHORT CENTERFEST DAY
CENTERFEST CALLED 'MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER'
CENTERFEST HAS A SUCCESS
FESTIVALS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE
SEE ALSO APPLE CHILL FAIR
SEE ALSO ARTS FESTIVAL I ROXBORO. N.C.P
SEE ALSO AUTUMN FEST
SEE ALSO AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO BELLE CHERE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO COLORFEST
SEE ALSO OEPOT SUN FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO OUPLIN WINE CELLARS
SEE ALSO EARL OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIFALL (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
SEE ALSO FIDDLERS CONVENTION
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FOLKMOOT USA
SEE ALSO GRIFTON SHAO FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO HARVEST FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO L0UIS3URG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC AND OANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO MOUNTAIN DANCE AND FOL< FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO SPRINGFEST
BEAM UP TO STAR TREK FESTIVAL-
NORTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA PLANNING TO HAM IT UP
N.C. CALENDAR FULL C0R NEXT WEEKEND
ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS EXPERIENCE HILL OPEN THURSDAY WITH CONCERT
N.C. HAMS WIN THREE OUT OF FOJR AGAISNT VIRGINIA
HANDS-ON LITERARY FESTIVAL
BREVARD MUSIC FESTIVAL "UNS JUNE 26-AUG. 11
'HANDS-ON' FESTIVAL
THREE-OAY ENO FESTIVAL SEEKS 1,500 VOLUNTEERS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
MUSEUM PLANS FREE 'DECO DAY'
MUSIC FESTIVAL SET TOMORROW IN ROXBORO
RAEFORD TO HOST TURKEY FESTIVAL
HOST OF FESTIVE EVENTS HEADEO FOR THE TRIANGLE
HENDERSON WILL HOLD FESTIVAL SATUROAY
STREET FAIR SCHEUULED SATUROAY IN BURLINGTON
STAINED GLASS MOSIAC
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNOROME
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO BIRTH OEFECTS
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 100* AVOIDABLE - PROFESSOR
SCIENTISTS PRODUCE BIRTH OEFECTS IN MICE
OOCTORS URGE AWARENESS OF FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
FETCHIN' BONES
FETCHIN' BONES: TRADITIONAL ANGST
FETISHES
PROWLER SNEAKS BY NIGHT INTO HOMES LEFT UNLOCKEO
POLICE HAVE DESCRIPTION OF INTRUDER
FETUS DEATH
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
t AL1U r-CKI 1LI IY
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGED FOR HJRTING PREGNANT WOMEN
SPEAKERS URGED HARSHER PUNISHMENT FOR ASSAULTS IN WHIC
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO AROLISH DEATH PENALTY
HUMANE POLICY OF FETUS OISPOSAL URGED
TOUGHER PENALTIES SOUGHT FOR HARMING PREGNANT WOMEN
DEATH PENALTY URGEO FOR KILLE'S OF PREGNANT WOMEN
SUPPORT FETICIOE BILL
BILL WOULD LET UNDISCIPLINED JUVENILES BE CONFINEO 15 DAYS
DESERVING SOCIETY'S WRATH
H FETUS. ..KILLED
UNBORN CHILD
TWO APARTMENTS OAMAGEO
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SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
FAYETTEVILLE MAN CHARGEO WITH KILLING WIFE,
LAW OOESN'T PROTECT FETUS FROM ASSAULT
FETICIDE BILLS GET SUPPORT
FEVER
THEORIES ON FEVER IN CHILDREN CONFLICT
FEW DEVELOPMENT GROUP
OURHAM BOARD 0EN1ES RETIREMENT CENTER BID
FEW GAROENS HOUSING PROJECT
MAN THAWING PIPE STARTS FIRE:
WOMAN JUMPS TO AVOIO FIRE
<> INJURED IN TWO SEPARATE FIR?
OURHAM MAN SHOT
SHOTGUN BLAST HITS MAN IN FACE
OFFICER HURT DURING CHASE
SHOT HITS MAN IN LEG
MAN STABBEO IN ABOOMEN DURING ARGUMENT
FIBER OPTICS
RTP FIBER-OPTIC CEREMONY INITIATES SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNICATIONS LINK
FIRM HOLDS FIBER-OPTIC CEREMONY
SUMITOMO PLANT NEARING CAPACITY: MAKING FIBER OPTIC CABLE...
FIBERLAN INC.
SEE ALSO BELLSOUTH
SEE ALSO SIECOR FIBERLAN
FIRMS JOIN ON FIBER OPTICS VENTURE
BUSINESS BRIEFING: GRANT WILL ALLOW CHAIN TO CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
FIODLERS CONVENTION
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, N.C.
FIDDLERS TO COMPETE
WBT BRIARHOPPERS HEAOLINE 10TH ANNUAL FIDDLER'S PICNIC
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BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
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FIELDCREST TQ PURCHASE CANNON MILLS" OPERATIONS
FIELOCREST TO BUY 80 PERCENT 3F CANNON "ILLS
KANNAPOL IS HOPES SALE OF CANNON MILLS BRINGS PROSPERITY
MILL SALE LEAVES CANNON WORKERS PONDERING FUTURE
CANNON SALE MAY HAVE LITTLE EFFECT
FEW CHANGES FORESEEN IN CANNON
ANALYSTS NOT IMPRESSED WITH PLAN TO RELAX MERGER RULES
EDEN HOPES CANNON SALE TO BOOST TOWN
ANTITRUST PROPOSAL WON'T 300ST N.C. FURNITURE. TEXTILCS
FIELOCREST, CANNON MARRIAGE: WILL IT REALLY WORK?
FIEL0Fi1lDCREST:>millSE5EPORt!*DROP'' IN SALES AND EARNINGS IN SECONO QUARTER
3USINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FIFTEEN-B JUOICIAL DISTRICT
SEE JUDICIAL DISTRICT 15-B
15-501 BYPASS
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL BLVD.
SEE ALSO SOUTH ROXBORO ST.
SEE ALSC US 15-501
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON PARKWAY
DURHAM man DIES IN WRECK ON BYPASS
NASSIF'S FINAL REOUEST: ADOPT SENSE OF URGENCY
LAND OPENED TO COMMERCIAL OEVELOP"ENT
50TH STATE HOUSE OISTRICT
LEGISLATOR IS RESIGNING TO JOIN ADMINISTRATION
FILIBUSTER
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
HELMS THREATENS FILIBUSTER AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA BILL
FILM CRITICS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. FILMS
FILM FEAST COURSE BEGINS ON SUNOAY
FILM FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO OLO WESTERN FILM CLUB
SEE ALSO WESTERN FILM FAIR
AREA COLLEGES TO SHOW SUBTITl'0 CHINESE FILMS
TRIANGLE GROUPS OFFER REEL EVENTS
FRENCH FILM SERIES PLANNEO
WESTERN CLUB HOLDS ROUNDUP SATURDAY
WESTERN BUFFS HAVE DREAM COME TRUE
JAPANESE FILMS
HORSE OPRY BACK IN SILE" CITY SADDLE again
SEE REEL FESTIVALS
UNC'S FRIDAY FLICKS TO FEATURE SAC.AN'S 'COSMOS1 PROGRAMS
B-wESTERN ROUNDUP COMES JULY 11-13
•LOST' FOUNO
HOLLYWOOO DANCES
JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL SET AT UNIVERSITY
HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS ARE FEATURED IN FILM SERIES
FILM SOCIETY TO HOLD MEETING
FILM FRIENDS OF THE CAROLINA THEATER
SEE ALSO CAROLINA THEATER (DURHAM, N.C.I
HARD WORK PAVES WAY FOR CONCERT
FILM INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO ACTORS AND ACTRESSES. J.S.
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO MOVIE RATINGS
SEE ALSO MOVIE THEATERS
SEE ALSO N.C FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHIC FILMS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. FILMS
SEE ALSO STUNTMEN
HARRY K. MCWILLIAMS: PR MAN FOR THE STARS
DEATH VI060 A SICK IOEA
THE SCREENS ARE HERE. SO WHERE ARE The "OVIES?
SPIEL»EDG'S FALL TV DEBUT: TH1ILLERS FROM CHILDHOOD
1985, THE SUMMER WHEN THEATERS STRUCK OUT
f ILMMAKING
SEE ALSO CHINA, FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FREEWATER FILM SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO FILM INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF MOTION PICTURE DEVELOPMENT
YOUNG FILMMAKERS AI WORK
LEGISLATIVE STORIES COULD MAKC INTERESTING MOVIES. BIG BUCKS
FILMMAKERS HEAD FOR AFRICA
FINA SERVICE STATION (1-35 ANO CLU3 8LVU.I
ROBBERY. SHOOTING SUSPECTS CAPTURED
SHOOTING VICTIM AT DUKE
CHARGES FILED IN ROBBERY
FINANCE COMPANIES
SEE LOAN COMPANIES
FINANCIAL ANO BUSINESS SERVICES (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
COMPANY OFFICIALS FOUNO IN CONTEMPT OF JUOGE'S ORDER
TWO N.C. MEN CHARGEO WITH MONF Y LAUNDERING
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
MS. FERARRO: THE LAST CHAPTER
BANKERS GROUP JOINS FIGHT AGAINST POLICE ACCESS TO RECORDS
FINANCIAL PLANNING
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
WORKSHOP'S A PRIMER ON MONEY "ANAGEmENT
MS. CROMARTIE WILL AOORESS SYMPOSIUM
INGER PAINTING
IN THE SPOTLIGHT:
THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FINGERPRINTS
SEE ALSO CHILO IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIOENCE
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL IDENTIF ICAT! ON
GROUP FINGERPP 1NTING CHILDREN INVESTIGATED BY N.C
PAY EOUITY STUDY CALLED AM EXERCISE IN SOCIALISM
DURHAM HOUSING STARTS CHILO I. D. PROGRAMS
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12/31/R5
S U B J E
WHAT DID I DO WRONG?
CHILD FINGERPRINTING BILL RAISES QUESTIONS
CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTS
HOW MUCH ARE OUR CHILORFN WORTH?
PAC KITS WORTH EVERY PENNY
FINGERPRINTING OF CHILDREN SET ._..„«=«
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS EXTENOEO
FINGERPRINTING PROGRAM CONTINJES ..._.„
CHILDREN TO BE FINGERPRINTED AT FEW GAROENS
PROGRAM SET FOR CHILO IDENTIFICATION ...«., ««
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING 0AY-CA1E WORKERS PRAISED, ASSAILED
?OMMV?T?E0My^f,tHANGErlNCpR3poi.rFOR%INGERPR.NT,NG DAY-CARE WORKERS
^NGiRpSrN^NGBB\LLHfog6DAY-nRi0WO^ES ', STAT 1 0 AULEO
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN OAY-CARE CENTERS
CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTING PROGRAM PLANNEO
SAFETY DAY FAIR
FINGERPRINTS FOR SAFETY
FINLANOnn[sh &Roup TOURING TRIANGLE
finley golf course
e'inVey'S^celift haY chafed course of oci tournament
fire alarms
SEE also alarm systems
SEE ALSO smoke oetectors
JOKERS PLAY WITH FIRE
FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO FIRE OEPTS.. N.C.
SEAIRCRAFT CRASH RESCUE COURSE SLATED
MRSEEHNE.c! FIRE MARSHALLS ASSOCIATION
FIRE OEPTS., OURHAM COUNTY .
SEE OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, FIRE OISTRICTS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY FIRE COMMISSION
SEE OURHAM COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
FIRE OEPTS., OURHAM COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO FIRE TAX
SEE ALSO PARKWOOO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO REDWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
COUNTY OUITTING FIRE, RESCUE BUSINESS „_.„ „., , rc„T T.»
3AHAMA FIRE DISTRICT RESIDENTS TO VOTE TUESDAY ON 5-CENT TAX
TAX FDR BAHAMA FIRE DISTRICT TO 3E DECIDEO ON TUESDAY
COMMISSIONERS OUESTION AMBULANCE SERVICE COSTS
THANKS FOR RECOGNITION
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY BUDGET OK'O
FIRE DEPTS., N.C.
SEE ALSO FALSE FIRE REPORTS
SEE ALSO FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS
LIME-YELLOW FIRE TRUCKS STAND OUT, BUT MAKE SOME SEE RED
BABY DELIVERED AT GASTONIA FUE STATION
PIPE OEPTS., N.C, VOLUNTEER
SFE ALSO LEBANON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
PARDON THEM, PASTOR. FOR THEY'RE OFF TO THE FIRE
THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS ...... ,„ ,„,, . e
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
EX-FIREMAN SENTENCED FOR BLAZES
FIRE OEPTS., ORANGE COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
BACKERS GAIN IN PUSH FOR FIRE OISTRICT
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REQUEST - IRE OISTRICT VOTE
FIRE DISTRICTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, FIR
E DISTRICTS
FI"E COUNTYCC0MMl'ssi0NERS REOUEST FIRE OISTRICT VOTE
FIRE ENGINES ._..._.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, FIRE TRUCKS . ,_
COMMISSIONERS UPHOLO PENALTY C0R SOIL EROSION
LIME-YELLOW FIRE TRUCKS STAND OUT, BUT MAKE SOME SEE RED
FIRE FIGHTING
SEE FIREFIGHTING
FIRE HYORANTS
FIRE OESTROYS OURHAM HOME
PASS THE SHAMPOO
FIRE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO ARSON
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
NEW STATION CUTS COST OF INSURANCE
FIRE INVESTIGATIONS
SEE ALSO ARSON
OFFICIALS PROBE TAVERN FIRE
FIRE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO FIRE SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO SMOKE DETECTORS _ .
FIREFIGHTERS CHECK OUT FIRES BEFORE THEY START
CHRISTMAS TREE SAFETY TIPS OFFERED
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
FIRE PREVENTION DISPLAY
FIRE-SAFETY EFFORTS A YEAR-ROUND TASK
EARLY PREVENTION
FIRE SAFETY
SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO SPRINKLER SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TOT-FINOER STICKER
FIRE CHIEF WANTS SPRINKLERS LAW
WARNING, ESCAPE PLAN KEYS TO SURVIVING A FIRE AT HOME
FIRE SURVEYS BEING CONOUCTED IN BUILDINGS
BUSINESSMAN SAYS BELIEFS LED TO RECALL
CHRISTMAS TREE SAFETY TIPS OFFERED
SOCIAL SERVICES 8UIL0ING UNSAFE?
NEW STICKERS REPLACE OLD FIRE-ALERT NOTICES
SEE ALSO FIRE OEPTS., DURHAM COUNTY, VOLUNTEER
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1/01/35 - 12/31/95
S U B J E
SEE ALSO REDWOOO VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
BAHAMA FIRE DISTRICT RESIDENTS TO VOTE TUESDAY ON 5-CENT TAX
TAX FOR BAHAMA FIRE DISTRICT TO BE OECIOEO ON TUESDAY
VOTERS APPROVE BAHAMA FIRE TAX
BAHAMA OKS FIRE TAX DISTRICT
DISCUSSION SET ON FIRE-TAX DISTRICT PLAN
PROPOSED FIRE TAX TO BE OISCUSSEO
VOTE SET MAY 7 ON WHITE CROSS FIRE TAX LEVY
WHITE CROSS FIRE-TAX VOTE SET
yHITE CROSS VOTERS APPROVE FHE TAX
FIRE SERVICE AREA PROGRAM OELaYEO
FIRE TRUCKS
SEE FIRE ENGINES
FIRE-AOEi INC.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CHARGED WITH CONFLICT OF INTEREST
FIRECRACKERS
SEE ALSO FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO JULY t,
FIRECRACKER HURTS BOY; TEEN ARRESTED
FIREFIGHTER TRAINING
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY
CITY'S FIRE TRAINING SHARPLY CHALLENGED
FIREFIGHTERS
SEE ALSD DURHAM FIRE OEPT., FIREFIGHTERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, FIRE FIGHTERS
COUNTY OUITTING FIRE, RESCUE BUSINESS
OURHAM SCOUTS HELP IN FIREFIGHTIMG
BRUSH FIRES ROAR THROUGH COUNTY
RAIN AIDS WEST N.C. FIRE EFFORT
FIERY FRIOAY FOR FIREFIGHTERS
SMOLDERING PEAT CONTINUES TO CAUSE FIREFIGHTERS TROUBLE
THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS
FIREFIGHTERS GET SOME RELIEF from MUCH-NEEDED SHOWERS
CHEMICAL FUMES INJURE FIREFIGHTERS
SENATE OKS COMPROMISE RIGHT- T3-KN0W BILL
N.C. CREWS ARE BATTLING FIRES IN WESTERN STATES
FIREFIGHT1MG
FIREFIGHTERS FIND TRAILER CAM' WELCOME SIGHT
FIRE SURVEYS BEING CONOUCTEO IN BUILOINGS
30 TO ATTENO FIREFIGHTING SCHOOL
FIREHOUSE GALLERY
SEE ALAMANCE COUNTY ARTS CENTER
FIREMAN'S DAY
SEE CREEDMOOR VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE
BONOING COMPANY IS CONTACTEO ABOUT ROXBORO PROJECT
FIREMEN, OURHAM
SEE DURHAM FIRE OEPT.
FIREFIGHTERS
FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUND
SEE ALSO DURHAM PU3LIC SAFETY PROGRAM
BOAROS SEEK NEW MEMBERS
CITY BOARD, COMMISSION POSTS OPEN
FIRES, CARR80R0
SEE ALSO CARR90R0. N.C.
CIGARETTE-BLAMED APARTMENT F IX E INJURES OCCUPANT
FIRE CHIEF WANTS SPRINKLER LAW
CARRBORO FIREFIGHTER IS TREATED
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE AT CARRBORO ASPHALT FIRM
OURHAM MAN DIES OF BURN INJURIES
FIRES, CHAPEL HILL
STOVE STARTS FIRE IN CARROLL -'ALL
FIRE DAMAGES ORANGE FIRM
FIRE DAMAGES THREE FRANKLIN ST. BUSINESSES
DURHAM MAN INJUREO IN PLANT FIRE
TWO SOYS ESCAPE APARTMENT FIRE IN CHAPEL HILL
TWO BOYS ESCAPE FIRE IN CHAPEL HILL
CHILD PLAYING WITH MATCHES CAJSED FIRE
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE AT CHAPEL HILL APARTMENTS
FIRE LEAVES 14 HOMELESS
CAUSE OF FIRE PROBED
CLEARING THE RECORO
CAUSE OF FIRE AT APARTMENTS STILL UNKNOWN
BUILDING CONVERSION PLANNED
APARTMENT FIRE CAUSE EXPECTEO SOON
CAUSE OF FIRE 'UNOETERMINEO'
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN TREATED AFTER FIRE
APARTMENT FIRE CAUSE STILL UNXNOwN
FIRE HITS HOSPITAL; NO ONE IS INJUREO
HENDERSON STREET BAR CLOSEO AWHILE BY FIRE
FIRES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO FALSE FIRE REPORTS
SEE ALSO GRASS FIRES
FIREMEN ANSWER CALL
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: CITY BLOCK DESTROYED
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT BUILDING
FIRE CAUSE SOUGHT
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: A SPECTACULAR HOTEL FIRE
BURNING RAGS CLOUD HOSPITAL WITH SMOKE
FIRE AT LCM FOUGHT
TOBACCO FIRE OUICKLY EXTINGUISHED AT LCM
ROOMING HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE
FIRE DA«AGES ROOMING HOUSE
FIRF DESTROYS STORAGE SHEO ON GLENN ROAO
COUPLE SUFFER BURNS IN ATTIC APARTMENT FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
OLD, VACANT DORM FIRE IS INVESTIGATED
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSING AUTHORITY APARTMENT
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT
FIRE STRIKES HOME ON S. ROXBOPO ST.
FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES HOME
MAN THAWING PIPE STARTS FIRE; TWO APARTMENTS DAMAGED
ALERT CABBIE RESCUES WOMAN FRC1M BLAZE
TAXI DRIVER PULLS WOMAN FROM F|af
FIRE DESTROYS OURHAM HOUSE
FIRE NEARS TRANSMISSION LINE
REDWOOD FIREMEN ARE BURNEO
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
MCOANIEL STANOS TALL
FIRE IS BATTLED
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4/09/85
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H 2
4/10/85
B 1
N
M51
S 2
4/10/95
A 5
N
S 2
4/17/85
A 3
N
H 3
4/19/95
B 1
N
H 2
4/30/65
A 17
N
S 2
4/30/85
A 3
N
H 3
5/11/95
B I
N
H 1
6/29/95
8 1
N
H60
H 2 5/06/95 C
H 2 2/19/95 C
H 2 6/05/95 A
H 2
1/74/95 C
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881
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3/23/R5 A
3
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H 2
4/06/95 A
1
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H 2
4/06/»5 B
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4/11/95 A
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H 2
4/12/95 A
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H 2
4/15/95 A
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H 2
5/16/85 A
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H 7
7/05/85 C
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H I
7/11/95 B
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H 2 4/15/85 A 10
S 2 9/L7/85 A 7
S 2 10/24/»5 A 1
H I 12/31/85 B I
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3/01/85
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5
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S 2
11/25/95
A
9
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M 7
1/09/85
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9
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H \
1/10/95
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1
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K44
5 7
3/06/85
A
5
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S 7
7/09/85
A
3
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H 7
7/11/95
B
1
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H 7
2/09/ns
A
12
N
5 7
4/05/95
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1
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K44
H 3
4/06/85
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1
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K4S
H 7
7/10/85
a
1 P
N
S 7
7/17/85
A
5
N
K44
H ?
7/18/65
A
6
N
H 3
7/19/95
i
1
N
S 7
7/30/95
A
1
N
HH1
H 7
7/3l/'5
A
1 P
N
X96
S 7
7/31/35
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1
N
K46
H 7
8/01/85
A
7
N
H 3
8/01/95
R
1
N
K44
S 2
8/09/95
1
1
N
H 3
3/24/85
L
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N
H 7
9/04/85
B
14
N
S 7
9/04/95
A
7
N
S ?
9/04/e5
A
9
N
S 7
12/06/95
A
3
N
H 3
12/13/85
B
I
N
1/0 3/
1/04/
1/07/
1/07/
1/11/
1/15/
1/16/
1/17/
1/18/
1/18/
1/22/
1/23/
1/27/
1/29/
2/04/
2/04/
2/07/
2/12/
2/15/
1/11/
2/23/
2/23/
2/23/
2/25/
2/25/
2/26/
3/01/
95 C
95 A
95 A
85 C
"5 A
85 C
15 C
95 8
85 B
95 A
65 B
95 B
85 B
85 B
95 A
95 C
85 A
85 B
85 8
85 A
95 C
95 C
95 A
95 C
95 C
95 A
95 C
MONTHLY/A
N J u A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
FIRE DAMAGES APARTMENT
FINE FIREFIGHTERS
COUNTY FIRE 3URNS SHEO. SKIRTS HOMES
BLAZE GUTS DURHAM MAN'S STORAGE SHED
TWO FIRES EURN WOOOS
RESIOFNTS ARE URGED TO REMAIN WITH FIRES
FIREMEN BATTLF TWO WOOD FIRES
OUTDOOR BURNING BANNED AS F I RC S CHAR LANDSCAPE
FIREFIGHTER SPRINGS INTO ACTION
WAREHOUSE FIRE BELCHES CLOUDS OF BLACK SMOKE
THREE-STREAM ATTACK
NO INJURIES REPORTED IN WAREHOUSE BLAZE
HOBILE HOME DAMAGFO
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
DURHAM CRIMFSTOPPERS
FIRE DESTROYS PRINTING COMPANY IN HAYTI
DURHAM MAN WATCHES PRINTING FIRM IN HAYTI GO UP IN FLAMES
OFFICIALS SEEK CAUSE OF FIRE
HAYTI BUSINESS MAY BE REBUILT
DURHAM FIREFIGHTERS 3ATTLE PLAZE NEAR JORDAN HIGH
BRUSH FIRES ROAR THROUGH COUNTY
FIERY FRIDAY FOR FIREFIGHTERS
DURHAM BRUSH FIRES EXTINGUISHED
FIREFIGHTER OVERCOME BY SMOKE
FIRE DESTROYS SHEO AT SUPPLY COMPANY
BALKY PLUGS CRIMP EFFORT AT BLAZE
MAN PULLED FROM BURNING HOUSE
FIRE DESTROYS OURHAM HOME
OFFICERS RESCUE MAN FROM BURNING DUPLEX
FIRE FORCES MAN FROM HIS HOME AFTER STANOOFF
2 BROOKDALE UNITS DAMAGED BY 3LAZE
APARTMENT FIRE BLAMED ON ELECTRICAL SHORTAGE
FIRE CALL ANSWERED
3 FIRES DESTROY HOUSE. 2 MOBILE HOMFS
ARSON SUSPECTED IN 3 FIRES
DURHAM MOTEL BLAZE FORCES EVACUATIONS
GAS FIRE DAMAGES WOMAN'S HOME
WOMAN UNHURT AFTER STOVE FIRE
FIRF DAMAGES HOPKINS STREET HOUSE
FIRE DAMAGES HOM£
FIRE DESTROYS VACANT HOUSE
OFFICFR'S EARS BURNED
OFFICER INJUREO FIGHTING HOUScFIRE
BULLOCK- S ARSON TRIAL BEGINS IN DURHAM
WITNESS: BULLOCK THREATENED TO BURN HOMES
ARSON CASE GOES TO JURY
BULLOCK FOUNO GUILTY OF FIRST- OE&REE ARSON
EuuockSge?TsE,5-y'ea1 teErm6NC6d T0 l5 VE4KS F0R ARS0N
FIRE 0AMAGES DURHAM CITY SCHOOL BUS
PSO STATION ROBBED WHILE CREW AT FIRE
PAN LEFT ON STOVE STARTS FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
FIRE DESTROYS GLENN ROAO TRAILER
FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME
APARTMENT FIRE FORCES WOMAN'S LEAP
WOMAN JUMPS TO AVOID FIRE
FIRE DAMAGES EXUM ST. HOME
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE; NO INJURIES REPORTED
APARTMENT BUILDING DESTROYED
OURHAM BECOMES CITY OF LOVE
SMOKE DAMAGE HEAVY
4 INJURED IN TWO SEPARATE F I R<= S
FIRE IS TRACED TO POT ON STOV=
STOVE POT STARTS FIRE IN APARTMENT
FIRE DAMAGES PENRITH APARTMENT
FIRE OESTROYS VACANT HOUSE
FIRE DESTROYS EMPTY HOUSE
SHORT IN ELECTRIC FAN CAUSES RLAZE
ELECTRICAL SHOCK BLAMED FOR FIRE
BARN BLAZE INJURES VOLUNTEER FIREMAN
FIRE HITS RESTAURANT AT NORTHGATE MALL
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
ROARINC BLAZE
BATTLING BLAZE
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE ON STEPHENS LANE
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
BODY IDENTIFIED: FOUL PLAY NOT INOICATED
OFFICIALS SUSPECT ARSON IN HOJSE FIRE
TWO RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS OAMAGED IN SEPARATE FIRES
DURHAM FIRES DAMAGE HOME, APARTMENTS ^cr""k,t hIKtb
LCH DRYER CATCHES FIRE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN DOWNTOWN FIRE
ARSON CAUSES DOWNTOWN FIRE
HEADING UP
gOJJI iy|UR*^<:E CO. FIRE OAMAGF REPAIRS SET AT 130,000
nlKfc it [ i POLICE SAY
OURHAM MAN SET ON FIRE IN HIS CAR
ARSON SUSPECTED IN POOL HALL =IRE
£a|-I9|IS»J AUTO BLAZE WAS ATTEMPTED MURDER
MAN SET AFIRE IN HIS CAR STILL ON 'CRITICAL' LIST
gOLICf SAY CAR FIRE WAS SUICIDE EFFORT L'5r
FIREFIGHTERS HELP 6 OR 7 FROM BLAZE
APARTMENT DWELLERS RESCUED
ELDFRLY DURHAM MAN DIES IN FIRE AT HOME
ARSON SUSPECTEO IN OURHAM F I RC
FIRE MAY HAVE BEEN SET, POLICE SAY
FIRE HITS HOME
AUTO BURSTS INTO FLAMES ON HIGHWAY
FIRE OESTROYS VACANT HOUSE ON ROXBORO ST.
VACANT HOUSE FIRE IS PROBED
OFFICIALS PROBE TAVERN FIRE
CARSFIRE F'R6 *T CLUB XS BEIN:; INVESTIGATED
DOOR SET ON FIRE AT SCHOOL
CANDLE APPARENT CAUSE OF FIRE
FIRE HITS HOME
ARSON SUSPECTED
CHIMNEY FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
FIRE OESTROYS RESIDENCE
CHIMNEY FIRE DAMAGES HOME
FIRE DESTROYS COUPLE'S POSSESSIONS
FIRE DAMAGES HOME ON RUSSELL ROAD
FUND STARTEO FOR FIRE VICTIMS
FIRE CAUSED BY CHIMNEY
FIRE HITS CLARK ROAO HOUSE
DURHAM CRIHESTOPPERS
FIREMEN BATTLE BLAZE AT TRAILER
DOG AWAKENS FAMILY IN DURHAM BLAZE
FIRE HITS RESTAURANT; DRYER CI TEO
""'LY PET SAVES MOTHER ANO SON IN DURHAM FIRE
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CITY BLOCK BURNS
MAN HURT SLIGHTLY IN BLAZE
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE
FIREFIGHTERS CALLEO TO APARTMENT BLAZE
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P 0 OATE C
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L P RYL
H 2 3/07/95 B
5
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H 2 3/05/85 A
4
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H 2 3/06/85 A
1
P M
S 2 3/06/85 C
1
P N
H ? 3/10/95 0
3
N
S 2 3/11/85 C
1
N B61
S 2 3/11/85 C
4
N
H 2 3/IJ/R5 C
1
N
H 2 3/21/85 A
1
P P 137
H 2 3/26/85 A
1
P N A54
H 2 3/26/85 B
1
P P M66
S 2 3/26/85 C
1
N
S 2 3/29/95 C
I
N
H 2 4/01/85 A
12
N
H 2 4/01/95 B
1
G
H 2 4/03/85 C
1
P N "51
S 2 4/03/95 A
1
P N A47
H 2 4/04/85 A
19
N
S 2 4/04/»5 A
1
N A47
S 2 4/05/85 A
1
N
H 2 4/06/85 A
I
P N A54
H 2 4/06/85 3
1
P P
S 2 4/06/85 A
1
P N L38
S 2 4/06/85 A
3
N
H 2 4/07/85 8
10
N
H 2 4/0R/»5 A
I
N M51
H 2 4/08/85 B
I
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S 2 4/08/85 A
5
N
S 2 4/08/85 A
5
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H 2 4/10/B5 A
1
P N A54
S 2 4/10/e5 A
1
P P
S 2 4/16/85 A
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P N A4 7
H 2 4/17/85 B
1
N
S 2 4/17/85 C
1
N
H 2 4/11/85 B
I
P N
S 2 4/10/85 C
I
P N
S 2 4/26/85 C
1
N
S 2 4/27/85 A
3
N
H 2 4/23/85 3
1
N
H 2 5/20/85 A
1 3
N
S 2 5/20/85 C
1
N
H 2 5/21/85 A
S
H
H 2 5/21/85 C
t
N M51
S 2 5/22/85 C
4
N
S 2 5/28/85 C
1
N A47
S 2 5/29/85 C
1
N «47
H 2 5/30/85 B
1
N S82
S 2 5/30/85 A
I
N A47
H 2 5/31/85 B
1
N S8?
S 2 5/31/85 C
1
N
H 2 6/07/85 B
1
N
H 2 6/10/85 C
I
N M51
H 2 6/15/85 B
6
N
S 2 6/15/85 A
16
N
S 2 6/26/85 C
1
N
H 2 6/27/85 C
9
N
H 2 7/01/85 B
8
N
S 2 7/01/85 A
5
N
H 2 7/06/85 A
a
P P M66
S 2 7/06/85 A
22
N
H 2 7/09/85 B
1
P P M66
H 2 7/15/85 A
4
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S 2 7/20/85 A
3
N
H 2 7/21/85 8
1
N
S 2 7/23/85 C
1
N
H 2 8/06/85 c
1
N
S 2 B/06/85 A
14
N
H 2 8/12/95 A
1 I
N
S 2 8/12/85 A
7
N
H 2 8/19/85 A
9
N
S 2 8/19/85 C
10
N
S 2 8/20/85 C
1
N
S 2 8/22/85 C
1
N
H 2 8/24/85 B
4
N
H 2 8/25/85 B
1
P P F70
S 2 8/29/85 A
12
P P M66
H 2 9/01/85 B
1
N
S 2 9/02/85 A
6
N
H 2 9/03/85 C
10
N M51
H 2 9/24/85 A
7
N
H 2 10/09/85 B
6
N
S 2 10/09/85 C
4
N
S 2 10/14/85 A
1
P N A47
H 2 10/16/85 8
1
N
S 2 10/16/85 A
1
P N A47
S 2 10/16/85 C
1
P P T37
H 2 10/17/85 B
1
N
S 2 10/21/95 C
1
N
H 2 10/28/85 A
1
N M51
H 2 10/28/85 C
?
N
S 2 10/29/85 A
3
N
H 2 10/29/95 3
1
N
S 2 10/29/95 C
1
N A47
S 2 11/02/85 A
1
N
H 2 11/03/85 B
1
N
H 2 11/10/85 3
1
P N M51
S 2 1 1/11/85 A
1
N A47
H 2 11/17/85 8
9
N
S 2 11/26/85 A
11
N
H 2 12/01/85 8
1
N M51
H 2 12/02/95 B
1
N
S 2 12/02/85 C
3
N
S 2 12/03/85 B
1
N
H 2 12/04/95 B
1
N
S 2 12/06/85 A
1
0 P T37
S 2 12/13/85 A
1
N
S 2 12/13/85 C
1
N
S 2 12/14/85 A
5
N
H 2 12/14/95 C
3
N
H 2 12/15/85 B
3
N
S 2 12/16/95 A
1
N J13
5 2 12/16/85 A
1
N
H 2 12/17/85 C
2
>l M51
H 2 12/17/85 0
4
N
S 2 12/17/85 C
1
> N
S 2 12/17/85 C
7
N
S 2 12/20/95 C
1
N
H 2 12/23/85 B
1
N
S 2 12/23/85 A
7
N
S 2 12/26/85 A
1
» N
S 2 12/26/B5 C
1
N
H 2 12/27/85 A
t
■ N A54
S 2 12/27/85 A 14
» G 043
H 2 12/28/85 C
1
» N A54
H 2 12/29/85 8
7
N
S 2 12/31/85 A
2
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
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OURHAM
N.C.
FIRES, DURHAM, DEATHS
FIRE DEATH RULED ACCIDENTAL
WIDOW OF CITY FIRE VICTIM KILLEO; SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
MUROE» HEARING IS SET
MAN RESCUED FROM BURNING DUPLEX DIES
DOUBLE AMPUTEE DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
FIRE KILLS DOUBLE AMPUTEE
ELDERLY DURHAM MAN DIES IN FIRE AT HOME
ARSON SUSPECTED IN DURHAM FIRE
SATURDAY'S FATAL BLAZE INVESTIGATED FOR ARSON
INVESTIGATION OF FATAL FIRE CONTINUING
Exu" STREET BLAZE HILLS WOMAN. 31
FATAL FIRE BLAMED ON ELECTRIC HEATER
FIRE INVESTIGATION IS CONTINUING
MAN BURNS TO DEATH IN TRUCK
MAN DIES IN FIRE
NEW STICKERS REPLACE OLD FIRE-ALERT NOTICES
A HEART FOR THE HOMELESS
FIRES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY FIPE MARSHAL
SEE ALSO REOWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
FIREMEN ON SCENE 2 HOURS
FIRES. FOREST
SEE FOREST FIRES. OURHAM
FIRES. N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTOS. FIRES
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES
SEE ALSO GRASS fires
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HI
FOUR CONCORD TEENS CHARGED IN
POLLIROSA FUND STARTEO
CONDOMINIUM OAMAGED
TRUCK CARRYING FURNITURE HEAVI
60 ANIMALS OIE IN BLAZE
FIRE DAMAGES "HAUNTED HOUSE"
MORTH THAN 60 ANIMALS DIE IN 3
MOTHER PIES TRYING TO SAVE CHI
2 TREATED AFTER REST HOME FIRE
MOVING AWAY FROM FIRE
FIRES--EAST ANO WEST
HOUSE FIRE DESTROYS NEW 12-Sn
FIRE DESTROYS STUDENT RECORDS
TWO SLIGHTLY HURT IN ROXBORO F
FIRE LEVELS HOUSE OF CAMP CARE
CHARLOTTE SCHOOL FIRE CALLEO A
OOG'S BARKING AWAKENS MAN IN 9
WOOD STREET HOUSE OESTROYEO BY
THEY WOKE TO AN INFERNO
LEXINGTON BOY'S CONDITION STIL
EIGHT CHARGED IN FIRE INVESTIS
LEXINGTON BOY BURNED IN FIRE s
PHOTO WAS EXPLOITATIVE
FIRE DAMAGES WILKESBORO POUL TR
OUTDOOR BURNING BANNEO AS FIRE
350 ACRES aURNEO IN FRANKLIN :
BOMBING FOREST FIRE
CHARLOTTE O'S PARK DESTROYED B
MCDOWELL COUNTY FIRE 8URNS OUT
5 PEOPLE RESCUED FROM FIRE
FIRE ALARMS DISCONNECTED; DORM
WILD FIRES RAKE THROUGH STATE
FIRES BLAZE OUT OF CONTROL IN
RAIN AIDS WEST N.C. FIRE EFFO*
WESTERN FIRES CONTROLLED; NEW
3 COUNTIES' FORCES FIGHT WARRE
HUGE FIRE ROARS ON IN EAST
4 FIREFIGHTERS HURT IN WARRENT
WILDFIRES 'CONTAINEO' AFTER CO
FIREFIGHTERS HAVE EASTERN BLAZ
MARTIN DECLARES 34 N.C. CDUNTI
HUMAN NATURE EXTREMES
EASTERN WILDFIRE HAS ONE 3ENEF
SMOLOERING PEAT CONTINUES TO C
THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS
MARINFS HELP FIGHT FIRES IN N.
FIRE DAMAGES WING OF SENIOR CI
NEW FIRE BREAKS OUT IN N.C.
PENDER BLAZE BREAKS THROUGH FI
FIRE OELAYS TESTIMONY IN KLAN-
ARSON PLAYS MAJOR ROLE IN 1/4
MARINE SMOKE CANISTER BLAMEO F
FIREFIGHTERS GET SOME RELIEF F
DOWNTOWN GKFENSBOPO SMOLDERING
GREENSBORO FIREMEN SEEK CAUSE
JOKERS PLAY WITH FIRE
HISTORIAN LOOKS AT FIRE OAMAGF
CRADLE OF FORESTRY'S VISITOR C
SURVEILLANCE JOB GETS HOT
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE NEW FIRES.
HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS PROMPT BU
BLAZE ERUPTS IN EASTERN NORTH
CAMP, TRAILER PARK EVACUATED ">
FIRF CAUSES »I MILLION IN DAMA
WARNING. ESCAPE PLAN KEYS TO S
REWARO OFFERED IN ROXBORO FIRE
ARSON SUSPECTED IN RETREAT P]i
MAN RESCUES CHILDREN FROM FIRE
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FIRE DESTROYS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE IN GREENVILLE
FIRE DESTROYS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE IN GREENVILLE
2 HILLSBOROUGH BUILDINGS BURN
BARN, TOBACCO BURNS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
CLUBHOUSE DAMAGEO
LAST-MINUTE SUITS FILED IN 193 2 FIRE
UNC-G DORMITORY DAMAGED BY FIRE
BURNING HOUSE WAS ON THE MOVE
TWO FIREMEN TREATED FOR SMOKE INHALATION
FAMILY SAVED PARK
2 TEEN-AGERS CHARGED IN SI MILLION PARK FIRF
FIRE HOSPITALIZES ROXBORO WOMAN
FIRE VICTIM'S CONDITION CRITICAL
FIRE DAMAGES N.C. OU PONT PLANT
POOOLE DIES IN HOUSE FIRE AFTER BARKING S AV c S HER OWNERS
THREE PEOPLE ARE RESCUED FROM FIRE
TEEN RESCUES BROTHERS, SISTER FROM BURNING HOME
FIRE DAMAGES GOODWILL STORE
GOODWILL SEEKS OONATIONS TO RESTOCK OAMAGED STORE
COLO WEATHER USUALLY BRINGS CU»"IE» FIRES
WINSTON-SALEM BLAZE OOES «l MILLION DAMAGE
FIRE DAMAGES STORES IN W IN STON- SAL EM
ALAMANCE BARN BURNS; CATTLE SAVED
PERSUN COUNTY MAN OIES IN FIRE
FIRE DESTROYS SHED AND CONTENTS
FIRES, N.C DEATHS
SEE ALSO OEATHS, N.C.
TWO DIE IN FIRE; FATHER SAVES SON
SEVEN CHILOREN DIE IN HENOEPSON FIRE
LEE COUNTY FIRE CLAIMS 2 WOMEN
FIREMEN SEARCH RUBBLE FOR MAN
STOVE BLAMED FOR CHILDREN'S OEATHS
HOUSE FIRE KILLS MOTHER, DAUGHTER
AUTHORITIES BELIEVE CHAIR WAS IGNITEO BY STOVE
CONTRIBUTIONS SOUGHT FOR KIN OF VICTIMS IN HENDERSON FIRE
AIO BEING SOUGHT
TWO FUNDS APE ESTABLISHED FOR FIRE VICTIMS" FAMILIES
FUNDS ESTABLISHED FOR FAMILIES OF 7 CHILDREN WHO DIEO IN FIRE
ARMORY PACKED FOR FUNERALS OF FIRE VICTIMS
MAN, WIFE ANO TWO CHILDREN DIE IN ROBESON COUNTY FIRE
WOMAN OIES OF SMOKE INHALATION
MAN OIES AFTER HOUSE FIRE
MAN OIES OS SMOKE INHALATION
SUIT FILED OVER WILMINGTON F I) E DEATH
HIGH POINT FIRE KILLS 5 IN HOTEL
CAUSE OF FATAL HIGH POINT FIRE STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
HIGH POINT HOTEL OWNER BLAMES HEAVY ORINKERS
ORANGE COUNTY MAN OIES IN HOUSE FIRE
ORANGE COUNTY MAN OIES IN HOUSE FIRE
MOBILE HOME FIRE KILLS 2-YEAR-OLD GIRL
THREE MEN ARE CHARGED IN FIRE OEATH
2 DIE IN HOME BLAST
RALEIGH MAN FLEES FIRE; 2 GIRLS DEAD
PARENTS, DAUGHTER OIE IN TRAILER FIRE
ONE PERSON KILLED IN CHARLOTT= APARTMENTS FIRE
FORT BRAGG SOLDIER DIES IN TRAILER FIRE
GASTON COUNTY MAN DIES IN FIRE
FRANKLIN COUNTY FIRE VICTIM TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIED
TEER CO. HIRES FIRM TO PROBE FATAL FIRE
STORE FIRE KILLS WORKER
FIRE KILLS JACOB HARGROVE, 2ND VANCE VICTIM IN 2 DAYS
TWO CHILDREN ANO GRANDMOTHER DIE IN NEW BERN FIRE
WOMAN SUES RALEIGH OVER DAUGHTER'S DEATH
MAN CHARGED IN TRIPLE-FATALITY FIRE
HOUSE FIRE KILLS THREE CHILOREN IN WAYNF COUNTY
RALEIGH WOMAN OIES IN APARTMENT FIRE
69-YEAR-OLD PERSON COUNTY MAN OIES IN FIRE
PERSON COUNTY MAN DIES IN FIRE
FIRES, OPANGE COUNTY
MAN DIES AFTER HOUSE FIRE
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
ORANGE COUNTY MAN DIES IN HOUGE FIRE
ORANGE COUNTY MAN OIES IN HOUSE FIRE
CARRBORO CHIEF WARNS OF GRASS-FIRE SEASON
CARRbORO FIRE OESTROYS 10,000 BALES OF STRAW
ORANGE COUNTY ARSONS PROBED
ESTRANGEO HUS8AN0 CHARGED WITH ARSON AT WOMAN'S HOME
2 HILLSBOROUGH BUILDINGS 9UPN
FIRES, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL FIRES
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES, U.S.
SEE ALSO GRASS FIRES
HISTORY'S COSTLIEST WILDFIRE
SHOWDOWN INEVITABLE
N.C. CREWS ARE BATTLING FIRES IN WESTERN STATES
FIRES, U.S., OEATHS
WHO BEARS THE BLAME?
THE FIRESIDE (CHAPEL HILL CLOTHING STOREI
FIRE DAMAGES THREE FRANKLIN ST. BUSINESSES
FIRESTONE TIRE ANO RUBBER CO.
WORKERS AT WILSON FIRESTONE TIRE PLANT REJECT UNION
FIREWOOD
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WOOO
SEE ALSO WOOO STOVES
2 GROUPS TO CUT WOOO
SALVAGE WOOO TO HEAT HOMES
STUDY HELPS ESTIMATE FIREWOOD IN TRUCKLOAO
FIREWOOO PROJECT
SEE DUKE FOREST
FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, FIREWORKS
SEE ALSO FIRECRACKERS
SEE ALSO JULY 4
CITY TO CELEBRATE FOURTH WITH TRADITIONAL FIREWORKS
FIREWORKS
GASOLINE BIGGER JULY 4 HAZARO THAN FIREWORKS, OOC TOR SAYS
SIK PEOPLE ARE HURT AT FIREWO'KS DISPLAY
ROBBER RANSACKS DURHAM HOME
OFFICIALS PROBE WAKE FOREST FIREWORKS MISHAP
FIREWORKS SHOW ATTRACTS ESTIMATED 60,000 PEOPLE
FIREWORKS SHELL SPARKS FIRES ON ISLAND
NEXT YEAR'S JULY 4TH FIREWORKS MAY BE HELO AT NORTHGATE MALL
COPING, HOPING ONLY WAY TO HANDLE FIREWORKS JAMS
FIREWORKS OVER KERR LAKE
BUSINESSMAN PLANNING TO 'SHOOT THE WORKS' ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
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N.C.
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S MORE THAN TAKING
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CIPST AID
SEE ALSC EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
OIRECT PRESSURE BEST WAY TO STOP "LEEDING
MORIAH FIRE VOLUNTEERS TO GIVE INITIAL FIRST AID
DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT A TRAVELING MEDICAL KIT
RED CROSS SUGGESTING FIRST AIT FOP CHRISTMAS
NT
CADEMIC FREEDOM
ENSORSHIP
AIRNESS DOCTRINE
R6EDOM OF SPEECH
REEOOM OF THE PRESS
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FESSOR: COURT RULINGS AFFECT FREEDOM
OUP PROCLAIMS -FIRST AMENOMFNT DAY"
ROLES OF PRESS. GOVERNMENT BENEFIT STATE
ROUP SEEKS TO PURGE LIBERAL BIAS
LOY MUCH LIKE LEFT-WING TACTIC
0 NOT LIMIT HAN'S CORRUPTIBILITY
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TATE DEBATE ONGOING
MSTRING EMPLOYERS
A BETTER WAY TO FIGHT SMUT
0 INDIVIDUALS LOSE THEIR GUARANTEES
IN LIBEL CASE ENOANGERS YOUR RIGHTS
NTI-SMOKING TYPES KEE» FORGETTING THE CONSTITUTION.
MOKING ADS A THREAT TO FREEDOM
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5/31/95
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SEE ALSO A
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BUSINESS HIGHLIG
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WACHOVIA, FIRST
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ORIGINAL PLAY TO
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FIRST ATLANTA LAUNCHING REGIONAL VENTURE
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FOR TR IANGLE S INGLES
NGLE
STOR DIES IN 3UIES CREEK HOME
first capital corp.
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P SANK IN CHAPEL HILL. POLICE SAY
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YEARS F^R BAN< ROBBERY
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FUOUA SCHOOL FORMS BOARD TO STRENGTHEN ITS TIES WITHIN STATE
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WALTER JONES PLA
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FIRST FEOERAL OF THE
FIRST FEOERAL TO
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
BANK HOLOUP ATT?
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
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FIRST FINCORP OF KINS
FIRST FEOERAL TO
FIRST INTERSTATE MQRT
SHOULD SMOKERS P
FIRST LADIES
SEE N.C, GOVERNORS
SALES ANO EARNINGS
ORP. LISTS RECORD EARNINGS FQR '84
BANKS REPORT INCREASEO PROFITS
EPORTING INCREASEO OUARTEPLY PROFITS
ENT CORP.
ARMS, INC.
TO START BY 1911
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS
CHURCHES ADDRESSING OAY-CARE PROBLEMS
FIRST SAFE DEPOSIT CORP.
SEE ALSO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
DOSSIER: JAMES "JIM" A. LONG
FIRST TRUST CO.
STATE BANKING COMMISSION TURNS DOWN PLAN FOR SMALL-RANK ... F IRM
FIRST UNION CORP.
RECENT DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENTS
FIR" GETS FREIGHT FORHAROING LICENSF
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
MERGER PLANS BY 2 N.C. BANKS SIGNAL START OF INTERSTATE RACE
BANKING MOVES WILL ENRICH SOUTHEAST
DEREGULATION ORAWS FIRMS INTO EXPORTING
BANKING. TRUCKING COMPANIES EMTERING EXPORT BUSINESS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW COVERS MORE FIRMS
COMPLAINT: OELAY BIASED BANK'S MERGER
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FLORIDA SHAREHOLDERS OKAY MERGER
FIRST UNION CURP., SALES AND EARNINGS
FIRST UNION'S EARNINGS JUMP 20 X
EARLY TAR HEEL BANK REPORTS SHOW NET EARNINGS UP 11 TO 42 PERCENT
STATE'S LARGEST BANKS REPORTING RECORD SECONO-QUARTFR EARNINGS
EARNINGS: FIRST UNION. NORTHWESTERN FIGURES UP
FIRST UNION EXPORT TRADING CO.
BANKING. TRUCKING COMPANIES ENTERING EXPORT BUSINESS
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK
SEE FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK QF
N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP. I
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
COLORCRAFT REPORTS INCREASES IN INCOME, SALES
FUNB'S MONEY GROUP IN NAMEO TOP PERFORMER
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N.C. (DIVISION OF FIRST UNION CORP. I
BANKS IN FOREIGN OFFICES ENHANCE N.C. ECONOMY
THREE TAR HEEL BANKS HAVE BRANCH OFFICES FAR AWAY
GOOD NEWS: TRIANGLE CAN EXPECT CONTINUED PROSPERITY
TRIANGLE ECONOMIC GROWTH STROMG. SOLID
ECONOMISTS PREDICT 1.7X GROWTH IN N.C. ECONOMY
OVERSEAS INFLUENCES LINKED TO U.S. ECONOMIC HEALTH
FIRST UNION, NORTHWESTERN TO MERGE
NO OURHAM BANK BRANCHES TO BE SOLO
TWO N.C. BANKS CUT PRIME TO IT*
STOCK PRICES HIT RECORD HIGH: 2 N.C. BANKS CUT RATE
STATE'S LARGEST BANKS REPORTING RECORD SECONO-QUAR TER EARNINGS
BANKS FORCED TO SPEED UP DEALS
OFFICE SPACE GLUT HAUNTS AREA'S GROWTH
TAR HEEL BANKS AGGRESSIVE BECAUSE OF HIGH MARKET VALUE, SAYS ANALYST
NORTHWESTERN MERGES WITH FIRST UNION
FIPST WACHOVIA CORPORATION
SEE ALSO FIRST ATLANTA CORP.
SEE ALSO MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO WACHOVIA CORP.
WACHOVIA, FIRST ATLANTA TO ME? GE
WACHOVIA CORP., FIRST ATLANTA LAUNCHING REGIONAL VENTURE
WACHOVIA-F IRST ATLANTA APPROVE MERGER PLANS
WACHOVIA, FIRST ATLANTA MERGE* APPROVED
FIRST WACHOVIA MERGER TAKES EFFECT
FIRSTCORP
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FISCHBACH AND MOORE, INC.
DURHAM TRAFFIC SYSTEM SCHEOULFO FOR TESTING
DURHAM TRAFFIC SYSTEM NEARS COMPLETION
FISH
SEE ALSO CRAPPI6S (FISHI
SEE ALSO "EAT
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
SEE ALSO STRIPEO BASS
THESE FISH SEEM ALMOST HUMAN
DUKE UNIVERSITY MARINE LAB GIVEN MQUNTEO FISH COLLECTION
SHAD FESTIVAL 'SECRET': THEY >EALLY SERVE HERRING
FISH COLLECTION GIVEN TO DUKE LAB
ROUNOFISH: SUCKERS THAT COME IN 2 VARIETIES
FIRST FISH
FISH FRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM SHRINE CLUB, FISH FRY
8ETHES0A FISH FRY TO HELP 2 NF EOY DURHAM FAMILIES
THANKS FOR PUBLICITY
FISH KILLS
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
LAKE JOROAN FISH KILL PR08ED
FISH KILL CAUSE UNKNOWN AT JO' OAN
JORDAN LAKE POPULATIUN OF BASS OK
OFFICIALS MINIMIZE LAKE FISH KILL
FISHER 8RIS0N PROPERTIES
WESTGATE PLAZA TO AOO EIGHT MORE BUILDINGS
NEW BUILDINGS TO DOUBLE SUE OF OFFICE PLAZA
FISHER-HARRISON CORP., SEEMAN PRINTEPY OIVISION
LEAOERS DISCUSS FEATURE OF BULL CITY IN MAGAZINE
TRIAD PUBLICATION BOUGHT BY E3IT0R. INVESTORS' GROUP
FISHING
SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY FISHING »ODEO
CASTING FOR BAIT
LOOK OUT WORMS. SPRING IS NE A'.
MONROE FISHERMAN LANDS lS-POUNO LARGEMOUTH, BREAKS LONGTIME MARK
FIGHTING FISHERMAN
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GONE FISHING
FISH RUNNING OESPITE COLD NIGHTS
WILD TURKEY SEASON IN FULL SWING
ONE'S A NEAR-RECORD. BUT THE 2 THAT GOT AWAY...
KING MACKEREL MAKES ITS MARK ON N.C. COAST
LAODER SHOULO HELP BASS FISHING AT PHELPS
FISHING TRIP OFF N.C. COAST BECOMES TERROR-FILLED OUTING
DROUGHT COULO BENEFIT FISHERMEN
LACK OF RAIN MAY BE BLESSING FOR NORTH CAROLINA FISHERMEN
FISHING ACTION SLOWS ALONG COAST
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AN ANGLER'S PERFECT 10
FIRST FISH "AKES HER REAM
OISNEY WORLD HOSTS BASS T0URN5Y
WIDE-EYED CATCH
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ONE THE CATS OION'T GET...
COAST FISHING A MATTER OF TIMING
A MAN WITH PLENTY OF FISHING SPACE
KURF PEACH CATCHES NOT SHORT "N SIZE
FISH. FISHERMEN BUYS ON THE 4TH
FISHERMEN CROWD COAST
FEDS SEEK DECREASE IN DUCK take
OCRACOKE BEAUTIES
EASY PICKIN'S
GOOD CATCH
THE UGLIEST FISH?
FISHING 'HEATING' UP ON THE CAROLINA COAST
BOUNTIFUL TURKEY HABITATS TO BE STUDIEO
NEW STRIPED BASS RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT
ON THE BEAM
FISHERMEN STANO TO GAIN FROM = OWER COMPANY'S LOSS
WEATHFR CONDITIONS ARE IDEAL FOR FALL FISHING ON N.C. COAST
GLORIA BRINGING IN FISH
FINE FISHING WEATHER
BASS POPULATION GROWS IN JORDAN LAKE
FISHING TRIP FOR 4 OURHAM MEN BECOMES OCEAN RESCUE MISSION
FALLS LAKE'S PEAK PREOICTED IN 1986
PART OF LAKE TO BE CLOSED
BUSINESSMAN PUTS BOUNTY ON FISH
GONE FISHING
CLIPPED COMMENTS
EARNEST FISHERMEN
FISHING FEES
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION. LICENSES
FISHING REGULATIONS AOOPTEO
LICENSE REVENUES INCREASE AS SPORTSMAN NUMBERS DROP
FISHING INDUSTRY
SEE COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
FISHING LICENSES
SEE N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION, LICENSES
FISHING REPORT
ROUGH WEATHER SLOWS FISHING ON N.C. COAST
FISHING RODS
SOMETHING'S FISHY
FISHING TOURNAMENTS
FALLS LAKE PLANS FOR HEAVY TOURNAMENT ACTIVITY
HENOERSON MAN MAKES HAUL FIRST TIME OUT
CRAPPIE TOURNAMENT
CREED"OOR'S LYON WINS TOURNAMENT
RIGSBEE TAKES 2N0
OURHAM ANGLER TAKES SECONO PLACE IN REO MAN TOURNEY AT JOROAN LAKE
DURHAM FISHERMEN DOMINATE FALLS LAKE FISHING TOURNEYS
ANNUAL JUNIOR FISHING ROOEO SLATED SATURDAY IN ALAMANCE
FIVE OAKS APARTMENTS
HOME SALES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
FIVE POINTS (OURHAM, N.C.I
DEAR EDITOR
IT'S 3EGINNING TO LOOK...
FIVE POINTS RESTAURANT
COME DOWNTOWN FOR ICE CREAM
FLAG OAY
HONOR OLO GLORY TODAY
FEWER FLAGS SOLD
FLAGLER SYSTEMS
8U0GET, SHOPPING CENTER ON AGENOA
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA IS SOLD
FLAGPOLES
SORRY-LOOKING FLAG POLE
THE LEANING FLAG POLE
SPIFFING UP THE POLE
HELPS
ANYHOW, IT GOT PAINTEO
FLAGS
SEE ALSO U.S. FLAG
IN ALL HER GLORY
JULY 4TH AND THF FLAG
FLYING HIGH
MUSEUM OF HISTORY PLANNING NEW HOME
FLAMENCO OANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
FLAMENCO, AFRICAN OANCE CLASSES OFFFRfO
FLAT OUO JETS
THIS ACT IS SO BAD, IT'S GOOO
FLAT RATE INCOME TAX
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
TAXATION IS CONFISCATION
•FLAT TAX' PROPOSAL MAY HURT DUKE ENOOWMENT
FLAT RIVER
FOCUS ON SHORT-RANGE WATER.
SEWER GROWTH
FLEA MARKETS
SEE ALSO AUCTIONS
PANEL CONSIOERS ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY RILL
FLEA MARKET ROBBERY EYE"
HANKERING TO GET OUT
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
IT'S FOR SAKE OF A 'HOME-
FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION
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SUBJECTS
J. WATSON HONORED
FLEETWOOD ENTERPRISES
HOUSING FIRM PICKS ROXBORO PLANT SITE
FLENTROP ORGAN
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. CHAPEL
SEE ALSO ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
PARKINS WILL PLAY FLENTROP
FLETCH IFILMI
•FLETCH'
ENTERTAINS. ALTHOUGH SECTIONS CALL FOR BOOKMARK
FLETCHER WOODS. INC.
SUIT ACCUSES ROBERTS FAMILY OF FRAUD IN LAND TRANSACTIONS
DURHAM LAWSUIT SEEKS 1200.000 FROM PAUL ROBERTS. FAMILY, CCB
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HOSPITAL SHOOS FLIES FROM OPERATING ROOMS
FLIGHT ATTENDANTS
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN EARNS WINGS
FLIGHT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
ROU INSURANCE TO OOUBLE
FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO CONFIDENCE GAMES
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO "STING" OPERATIONS
DURHAM MAN SWINDLED OF 15.000
DURHAM MAN REPORTS 15.000 FLEECING
RED TAPE BEST WAY TO DETER FLIMFLAMS
OUKE STUDENT HELO ON COCAINE CHARGE
FLIMFLAM CHARGEO IN DUKE ORUG CASE
MORE OUKE STUDENTS ACCUSED IN ALLEGED DRUG SWINDLE. FIGHT
COCAINE CHARGE AGAINST STUDENT AT OUKE OROPPEO
FLIMFLAM REPORTED
BONO REDUCED IN DRUG CASE
EX-DUKE STUDENT SLIPS DEPORTATION IN 'COCAINE1 CASE
MORE PLEAS EXPECTED IN BOGUS COCAINE DEAL
4 SENTENCED ON CHARGES FROM B3GUS COCAINE DEAL
OA : NO INNOCENT VICTIMS IN BOGUS DRUG OPAL
FORMER STUDENTS TRYING TO EASi TEACHER'S LOSS
12.780 RAISED TO HELP GREFNSBORO VICTIM OF FLIMFLAM
STUOENT BOARD UNJUST TO DUKE FOOTBALL PLAYER
WARNINGS ISSUED ABOUT FLIMFLAMS
MORE FLIMFLAMS REPORTED TO POLICE IN GREENSBORO
MINISTER CONNED. ROBBED WHILE TRYING TO HELP MAN
WOMAN ROBBED BY FLIMFLAMMER
FLIMFLAM IS PROBED
FLIMFLAMMERS CON WOMAN OUT OF 1480
IMPOSTOR BILKS OURHAM MAN OUT OF 14.800
THIEVES TAKE 12.380 FROM RESTAURANT SAFE
FLINTALL BAIL BONDING CO.
OURHAM BONDSMEN UPSET AGAIN
BONDSMEN: MAGISTRATES SETTING BAIL TOO LOW
LABARRE: LOW PROFIT STIRS BONO COMPLAINT
THE FLOATING ISLAND I BOOK I
COLUMNIST: TAR HEEL NOVEL POLITICAL FUN
FLOATS
SEE ALSO PARADES
IS DEAFNESS CONTAGIOUS?
INAUGURAL PARAOE FLOAT
MARTIN. CITY ACT WISELY
EDITORIAL 'DIATRIBE' IGNORES FACTS
CITY TAXI PERMIT LIMIT IS PROPOSEO
FLOOD INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FLOODPLAIN LANO
SEE ALSO FLOODS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
FLOOD INSURANCE WORKSHOP SET
AGENCY STRESSES FILING OF CLAIMS ABOUT FLOODING
FLOODPLAIN LANO
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO FLOOD INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FLOODS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO FLOODS. U.S.
BOARD OPPOSES WIDENING CREEK
FLOODS. CARRBORO
PUBLIC-DRINKING BAN SUPPORTED
ALOERMEN PONDER ALTERNATIVE CURES FOR TOM'S CREEK
CREST STREET APTS. FAIL TO GAIN BOARO'S APPROVAL
PLAN TO STOP CREEK FLOODS VOTED DOWN
CARRBORO TAXES RAISED 6 CENTS
FLOODS. CHAPEL HILL
CPEEK WIDENING WILL CAUSE HARM - REPORT
FLOOD-PLAIN OROINANCE DRAWS SOME CRITICISM
RAINS CAUSE CHAPEL HILL EVACUATION
OURHAM, ORANGE OAMAGE SLIGHT DESPITE HEAVY RAIN
ANYONE BUILDING AN ARK?
FLOODS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO FLOOD INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FLOODPLAIN LANO
DURHAM MAY HELP CORRECT DRAINAGE PROBLEMS
OURHAM POLICE USE bOAT TO RESCUE 3
OURHAM, ORANGE OAMAGE SLIGHT TESPITE HEAVY RAIN
TAR HFELS GET S0AKE0...1N OURHAM, A RESCUE
FLOODEO PARKS SPUR WARNING
HEAVY RAINS CAUSE FLASH-FLOOD WARNING
RAIN-SWOLLEN ENO PROMPTS FLOOD ALERT
RAGING RIVER
RIVER OVERFLOW PUTS ON SHOW
FLOODS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OISASTERS
STORM SOAKS SOUTHEAST; 2 4 INJJRED IN S.C.
ENO FLOODS IN HILLSBOROUGH
SWOLLEN ENO DAMAGES TWO TRUCKS
HILLSBOROUGH REPAIRS WATER LINE
FLOODING CAUSES DAMAGE IN STCKES
FLOOOING FORCES EVACUATION OF NURSING HOME
TORNAOO RIPS OCOACOKE
STORM MOVES ON AFTER LEAVING SNOW, FLOOOING IN N.C.
MONTGOMERY FARMERS CAN GET AID
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water 0is03eys traffic sign
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floods, u.s.
see also disasters
HURRICANE 303 HITS COAST OF S.C.: THOUSANDS flee
RED CROSS IS THERE to get FLOOO VICTIMS back ON THEIR feet
BOOKLESS COLLEGE HELPEO
FLORENCE CRITTENTQN HO"E
SCHOOLS" "ESSAGE A30UT SEX GIVEN TOO LA'E FOR SOME TEFNS
FLORIDA
SEE ALSO »IA«I. FLORIDA
3FAUTV AND A REAST GREET CREW IN FLORIDA
OUKE SEMINAR WILL HELP COMMUNICATION
CnMPLAINT: OELAT 31ASE0 BANK'S mErcfr
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FLORIDA, ELECTIONS
FLA. PACE COST HAT TOP HUNT-HELMS
FLORIOA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASE9ALL
FLORIDA STATE SERIES TO DETERMINE UNC ■ S FATE
UNC RALLIES PAST SEMINOLES
FLORIOA STATE JNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
FSU TO FACE LESS VERSATILE UNC FRONT LINE
UNC HALES ENO OF TRIP WITH VICTORY
WOLFPACK TURNS BACK SEMINOLES
SEMINOLES SCALP PACK
VOUNG .OLFPACK FALLS TO SEMINOLES
HEELS FACE SEMINOLES
FLORIDA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
33WCE1 'HOME' AT FLORIOA STAT?
BOwOEN ACHIEVES SUCCESS FOR WIN-HUNGRV SEMINOLES
UNC TESTS 11TH-OANKE0 FLORIDA STATE
TAR HEELS LET OPPORTUNITIES. FSU GET away
HEELS ASK, 'WHAT IF?'
CHIP FERGUSON COMES HOME TO S°0!L UNC • S HOMECOMING
HEELS MUFF CHANCE TO UPSET FSJ
DEFENSE SETS UP SEMINOLES' VICTORY
FLORISTS
GOLDEN GALA GLITTERS: GUESTS OANCE TO BIG BAND music
ROXBORO FLORIST OECORATES WHITE HOUSE
FLOWERS
SEE ALSO DAYLILIES
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PEONIES
SEE ALSO ROSES
SEE ALSO wILDFLOhERS
JUST LIKE LITTLE BEES, from ROWER TO FLOWER
GATHERING BOUOUET
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NCSU RESEARCHER SEEKS NEW OUTLETS FOR U.S. FLORICULTURISTS
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FLUE-CURED TOBACCO COOPERATIv
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. FLUE-CUR
STOCK REDUCTION PLAN FOR
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JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WON'T
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TOBACCO COMPANIES. STAB!
11.35 LEAF SUPPORT AOVIS
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ROSE TO DELAY TAX BILL
LEAF INDUSTRY FUTURE CAL
PLAN TO BUY TOBACCO SURP
STABILIZATION CORP. TO
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LEAF WORRIES N.C. TOBACCO OFFICIALS
HELP WITH ASSESSMENT
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GROUNO FOG DAY
WISPY WHITE
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FOLK ART
SEE ALSO ARTISANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
INNER VISIONS: CREATIVE DRIVE FUELS FOLK ARTISTS
•THE OEVILE MADE "EM 00 IT'
ARTIST CREATES CREATURES 0UT 3F CROOKED ROOTS
WORK 9Y L-15, SAINT EOM INCLUDED IN OUKE SHOW
LEGENDS IN STONE: INDIAN ARRIVES AS NEW VISITING ARTIST AT
OUTSIDERS PRESERVE MOUNTAIN FOLKWAYS
FOLK OANCING
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK music and OANCE FESTIVAL
MEXICAN FOLK DANCERS PAINT A 3 I G , SUNNY PICTURE
N.C. "HILLS' ARE ALIVE WITH S3UN0S OF FOLKMOOT USA
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FOLKLIFE RESPONOS TO TIMES
FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
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SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. OURHAM
SE'trao7tions'Vseries"opens wm films on medicine show
FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HERDS
SEE ALSO HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: UNUSUAL • RF SCR I P TI ON S
UNC TO HOST NATURAL MEOICINES MEETING
NCI MORE SNEERS FOR OLD REMEDIES
TIMC HASN'T ERASED FOLKWAYS 1*1 NORTH CAROLINA
HOMEOPATHIC DOCTOR SUBJECT OF HEARINGS
FOLK SONGS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
OURHAM MAN'S BOOKLET NOMINATED FIR GRAMMY
SCOTTISH FOLK GROUP TO PERFORM AT ELON
MUSICALEMARRi2gE? OURHAM^SYMPHUNY AMD THE KINGSTON TRIO GET TOGETHER SUN
FOLK MUSIC TO HIGHLIGHT FESTIVAL SUNDAY AT STAGVILLE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
SEE FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
FOLKLORE
SEE ALSO CREATURES AND MONSTERS
SEE ALSO LEGENDS
SEE ALSO N.C. FOLKLIFE (CARRBOR.il , __ .
TIME HASN'T ERASED FOLKWAYS IN NORTH CAROLINA
•OUTSIDERS' HELP KEEP TRADITIONS ALIVE
FOLKLIFE RESPONOS TO TIMES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FOLKMOOT USA
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS* N.C.
N.C. 'HILLS' ARE ALIVE WITH SOUNDS OF FOLKMOOT USA
FODU
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BEEF
BREAD
CAKE
CANOY
CHEFS
CHINESE COOKING
CHITLIN STRUT
CHOCOLATE
LSO COOKBOOKS
SEE ALSO OESSERTS
SEE ALSO FAST FOOO BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO FREEZERS
SEE ALSO FROZEN FOOD
SEE ALSO GOURMET FOOO
SEE ALSO HAMBURGER
SEE ALSO JUNK FOOD
SEE ALSO MEAT
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SEE ALSO RAVIOLI
SEE ALSO SEAFOOD
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD ANO DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO VEGETARIANS
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL -..-.,
MARIANI: MORE AND MORE. 'FINE FOOO' IS AMERICAN
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
RIGHT-TO-KNOW. EMPLOYEE HEALU SEMINARS SCHEDULEO
15-YEAR-OLD HELPS TO FEED HUNDREDS
RETAIL SALES BOOM HAS INVESTORS BUSY
PREPARING PACKAGES
FOOD. COSTS
AREA WINN-DIXIE STORES JOIN SJPERMARKET WARS
FOOO. PRICES
SEE FOOO. COSTS
FOOO. THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
THIEVES CLOSE CHURCH'S SOUP KITCHEN FOR A DAY
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE U.S. FOOD ANO DRUG ADMINISTRATION
FOOO CONTAMINATION
SEE ALSO FOOO POISONING
WOMAN SUES PEPSI BOTTLERS UVER SODA POP
BEWARE: CHECK WFST POINT MEAL
CORNMEAL FROM ENO RECALLED
NO CHEMICALS FOUND IN N.C. WATERMELONS
OUT-OF-STATE SALES OF WATERMELONS REPORTED DOWN
COMMUNITY CANNERY RECALLS SUSPECT CONTAINERS
GENERAL FOOOS RECALLING SOME CHEESE IN 14 STATES
GENERAL FOODS RECALLING SOME BRANDS OF CHFESE
SPAGHETTI RECALL NOTED . . „_
BOTTLECAPS ON 2-LITER CONTAINERS PROMPT PEPSI TO ISSUE ALERT
FOOD LABELING
SEE ALSO WARNING LABELS ...
PROOUCT INFORMATION IN THE ST1RE CAN CHANGE SOME BUYING HABITS
FOOO PANTRY
FOOO PANTRY HELPS 100-150 PEOPLE WEEKLY — OIRECTOR
FOOO POISONING
SEE ALSO BOTULISM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. POISON CONTROL CENTFR
SEE ALSO FOOO CONTAMINATION
SEE ALSO SALMONELLA
OFFICIALS PROBE 2 CASES OF SALMONELLA POISONING
HEALTH DEPARTMENT PROBING SALMONELLA POISONING CASES
HEALTH OFFICIALS QUIET ON SALMONELLA TEST
FOOD PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO IRRADIATION
BILL WOULD BAN RESTAURANT USE OF SULFITES
COMMISSION ASKS BAN TO HALT USE OF SULFITE AGENTS
ALAMANCE COMPANY GETS OK FOR »ARK RADIATION TREATMENT
ALAMANCE COMPANY WILL USE RAOIATION ON PRODUCE
FOOO STAMP FRAUD
SEE ALSO FOOO STAMPS
WOMAN CQNVICTEO OF FOOD-STAMP FRAUO
FOOO STAMPS
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see also stamps
person awaiting state's leao in workfarf
social security means insurance. not welfare
-''•;. ;:■] taken off poverty programs in past 4 years
MORE F000 Stamp RECIPIENTS SOJGHT 3Y SOCIAL SCRVICES
AREN'T MATTERS BETTER?
FOOO STAMP OUTRAGE
FOOD STAMP RECIPIENTS TO GET CAROS FOR SURPLUS FOOD
NUMBER OF HUNGRY GROWS IN N.C. AS FEDERAL AID DWINDLES
JOHN 3. PU6LIC'S » SUCKER
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
HOUSE FACING AMENOMENT TO ENO TOBACCO SUPPORTS
FOOD SURPLUS
VALUE OF U.S. FOOO GIVE-AWAYS DEBATED AS ANOTHER BATCH DUE
CUTS IN POVERTY PROGRAMS TO HIT SOUTH WORSE. AUTHOR OF STUDY SAYS
CHEESE CREATES LINES
FOOD TAX
SEE ALSO DRUGS. TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES PL
GOV. MARTIN SAYS HE ST
MARTIN SAYS STATE CAN
LEGISLATORS ^0 DEBATE
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martin: cut those taxe
durham chamber outline
panel to draft omnibus
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alliance midole-class
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state senate backs tax
state senate oks tax c
ANS TO SUPPPORT TAX REPEAL IF SERVICES NOT.
ILL PLANS TO ENO FOOO TAX
REIMBURSE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ON TAX CUTS
SPEND IN-., TAXES
EO REVIEwS
&E CALLED 'STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION'
TAX-CUT BILL
EATS STALLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
S: SETS GOAL FOR TWO ON JAN. 1
S ISSUES
TAX-CUT BILL
REPEAL LACKS BACKING. SENATOR SAYS...
0 TO ABOLISH 3 TAXES
ES HOUSE TEST
CUE PLAN TO ABOLISH SALES TAX ON FOOO
LING TAX ON FOOO
STAND STRIKES A NFRVE
ATE TAX PACKAGE
CUT
UTS
FOOTBALL FILE (DURHAM
TAR HEELS LOSE
UNC'S STREATER 0
FOOTBALL NOTES
SEE FOOTBALL FILE
"FOOTSIE- KNIGHT CIVI
DEFENDING CHAMPI
CIVIC CLUB GOLD
R"BERSON CLAIMS
CIVIC CLUB CHAMP
FOR BETTER OR FOR WOR
3 NEw COMICS WIL
FORBES (MAGAZINE)
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
DISCOUNT STORES
CAROLINIANS MAKE
FORO FOUNDATION
TRIANGLE BUSINES
OURHAM GETS FUND
NCSSM ONE OF -
RESPONSE SHOWS D
FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SE
SEE ALSO GASOLINE
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS.
1986 FORDS UNVEI
MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN!
AMILTON FOR SEASON; ROBINSON TIES BEAR'S RECORD
UT COR SEASON; PENN STaTE CLIm8S TO NO. 1
(DURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMNI
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CIVIC CLUB CROWN
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SE (COMIC STRIPI
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MAKE ARKANSAS MAN RICHEST IN U.S.
FORBES' LIST OF 400 RICHEST IN AMERICA
S LEADERS TO SEE PROPOSAL FOR MATH TEACHER PROGRAM
S FOR MATH COUNCIL
ITES FOR NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
URHAM OESERVES MATH-AID GRANT
E ALSO NAMES IF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
TANKS
U.S.
LED IN DURHAM
FORECLHSURES
SEE REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
FOREIGN AID
SEE ALSO AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO MILITARY AIO (TO FOREIGN C0UNTRIES1
U.S. SHOULD AIO ETHIOPIAN AGRICULTURE
TIME TO RETHINK FOREIGN AIO
macho POKE Game IMPERILS ETHIOPIANS
PRCTESTERS PLAN TO SELL COFFEE
COBEY OFFICE NORMAL AFTER OEMJNSTR AT ION OVER NICARAGUAN AID
PLAYING POLITICS WITH AIO
MAKE O'JR DOLLARS TALK
VALENTINE MADE A MISTAKE
N.C. ECONOMIST CALLS FOR CONTRACTING AIO
WASTING FOREIGN AIO
FOREIGN DEBT
SEE NATIONAL DEBT
SEE WORLD DEBT
FOREIGN EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO U.S. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
MORE FOREIGN CITIZENS FILL HIGH-TFCH JOBS IN PARK
FOREIGN IMPORTS
SEE TARIFFS
SEE TEXTILE INOUSTRY, IMPORTS
FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C, FOREIGN IMVESTMENT
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.. FOREIGN INVESTMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO INVESTORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO PRO FOOTBALL
UNC STUOY FINDS 9 FOOT BALL-R EL ATEO DEATHS
FOOTBALL CAMP BEGINS
CLASS HELPS FOOTBALL WIOOWS LEARN GAME
THE HIGH NOTES
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12/31/R5
s u a J E c
RFPORTS SHOW FOREIGN OWNERSHP OF N.C. FARMLANO IS ON INCREASE
DUKE TRUSTEES DISCUSS S. AFRICA
PROTESTERS CALL DIVESTITURE STAND A GESTURE
TRADE DELEGATION GOING TO JAPAN
TRADE MISSION TO JAPAN MAT REAR FRUIT IN LONG RUN
SOUTHEAST U.S. GOVERNORS IN JAPAN WOOING INVESTMENTS
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS CONCERNED ON ATTITUDE TOWARD PROTECTIONISM
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
INVESTMENTS IN N.C. ARE PROM IS ED BY JAPANESE
THE U.S. OF JAPAN?
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, FOREIGN LANGUAGE CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO FRENCH
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO LATIN
DUKE TEACHES LANGUAGES BY COMPUTER
THE TWO SIDES OF BILINGUALISM
LATIN LANGUAGE MAKING COMEBAC<
IN DUKE LANGUAGE LABS. THE ACCENT IS ON TECHNOLOGY
REFUGEE CHILDREN GET EDUCATION AIO
BILINGUAL EDUCATION A FARCE
BOARO PRAISES NEW LANGUAGE PROGRAM
•BONJOURS' ECHO IN LOWER SCHOOLS
FOREIGN TONGUES WAGGING AT 13 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
FOREIGN MEDICAL STUDENTS
SEE DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SEE MEDICAL EDUCATION
FUREIGN POLICY
SEE FOREIGN RELATIONS
RELATIONS
ALSO MEXIC
ALSO MIDDL
ALSO SALT
ALSO SOVIE
ALSO SUMMI
ALSO U.S.
EPING A SA
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SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE
FE DISTANCE
ODGES GOING WITH 1EAGAN
ENTS GET WORLO POLITICS INSIGHT
SOVIET TRAOE COOPERATION URGEO
IGN POLICY
EAST, WEST UNDERSTANO EACH OTHER
POLICY NEEDS MORE DIRECTION. ENERGY
EAGAN PUTS EMBARGO ON NICARAGUAN EXPORTS
N NICARAGUA
REAGAN POLICY ON C. AMERICA
UMBER IN THE EYE
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SEE ALSO AMERICAN FIELO SERVICE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FOREIGN STJOENTS
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
SEE ALSO STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INTERNATIONAL STUOENT CENTER
PACKER CRITICIZED FOR 'FOREIGN' COMMENT
DUKE'S ARABIAN STUOENTS WIN AGAIN
SLOGI: A SEASONED TRAVELER
GROUP SEEKS HOMES FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
LETTERS FROM A HOSTAGE
WHERE IS THE 'HELL-NO-WE-WON'T-GO' CROWD?
OFFICIAL: HELMS' QUESTIONS HALTEO GRANT TO CENTER
CORRECTION
SWAP THE STUOENTS
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SAOOENEO BY EXCHANGE STUDENT'S DEATH
DURHAM EXCHANGE STUOENT FINOS AMERICAN CHRISTMAS AMAZING
FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO CHINA, TRADE
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO JAPAN, TRAOE
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C. FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, TRADE
SEE ALSO TARIFFS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FOREIGN MARKETS
SEE ALSO TRAOE OEFICIT
SEE ALSO U.S., EXPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRAO
METRICS INCHING ALONG
TRAOE OFFICIALS TO HOLD CONFER
RUSSIAN, U.S. TRAOE OFFICIALS
TURNER: U.S., SOVIET "JERKS' S
BETTER U.S. -SOVIET TRADE COOP?
TURNER: SUPERPOWERS CAN WORK T
HEIMLICH SEEKS A CURE FOR NUCL
GET AN AGENT TO TELL YOUR ST03
JAPAN'S NON-CONCESSION
STATE'S TEXTILE INOUSTRY HANGS
U.S. -JAPAN TRAOE DEFICIT A MAT
TEXTILE APPROACH UNWISE
EXPERT: N.C. EXPORT MARKET SH3
MAKE FOREIGN TRADE FREER
DURHAM VOTERS ARE URGED TO BAC
OFFICIAL EXPECTS DEFEAT OF TEX
TRADE BARRIERS WON'T FIX FQREI
HIGH TARIFFS HELP INDUSTRY, CO
NEW TEXTILE CONCERN: IMPORTS F
UNC DEAN: JAPANESE 'TUG OF WAR
TEXTILE INOUSTRY THREATENED BY
JOBS PROTECTION NEEDED
DEATH OF A SALESMAN (CARTOON)
DON'T PROTECT TEXTILES
HAWLEY-SMOOT TARIFF REMINDER T
FALLING HEAD OVER HEELS
OFFICIAL: TARIFFS, QUOTAS WON'
OEFICIT 'NOT JAPAN'S FAULT-
KEMP: TRAOE WAR WOULD BE DISAS
STATE TEXTILE OFFICIAL: REAGAN
"OF COURSE, THIS PROCEDURE IS
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ROLL BA
TRAOE AGREEMENTS HELD NOT ADEQ
DECLINE OF DOLLAR HEARTENS EXP
FORUM ON U.S. TRAOE PLANNED AT
E COMMISSION
ENCE AT DUKE
MEET AT DUKE
HOULD UNITE
RATION URGED
0 SAVE WORLD
EAR ARMS RACE
Y, SOVIETS TOLD
IN THE BALANCE
TER OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
ULD EXPANO EFFORTS
K S. AFRICA TRADE BAN
TILE TRAOE BILL
GN TRAOE PROBLEMS
NSUMERS
ROM ISRAEL
• FUELING TRADE FRICTIONS
U.S. TRADE POLICY
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T HELP TRAOE GAP
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MONTHLY/IN
- A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
"ACE 176
1/16/16
TRADE RETALIATION
BILL TD CUR3 TEXTILE. SHOE IMPORTS GAINS IN SENATF
JAPAN'S TRADE BARRIERS BLASTEH 9Y REP. 9ROYHILL
REO CHINA OFFERS JOINT-VENTURE POSSIBILITIES FOR U.S. BUSINESS
AUTHOR SAYS JAPAN HUGE U.S. OALLENGE
PRESIDENT SHOULD VETO TEXTILE PROTECTION BILL
FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
SEE N.C.. FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
FOREIGN WORKERS
SEE ALSO MIGRANT WORKERS
OUALIFIEO AMERICANS SHOULD BE HIREO FIRST
FOREST FIRES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BURNING PERMITS
SEE ALSO FIRES. N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
TWO FIRES BURN WOODS
FOREST FIRE DAMAGE To BE ASSESSEO
FIREFIGHTER SPRINGS INTO ACTION
DURHAM FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE NEAR JORDAN HIGH
BRUSH FIRES ROAR THROUGH COUNTY
FIERY FRIDAY FOR FIREFIGHTERS
DURHAM BRUSH FIRES EXTINGUISHED
THE GREAT FA MR (FIREI OF '42
FOREST FIRES. N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES. N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
350 ACRES BURNEO IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
FOREST FIRE OAMAGE TG BE ASSESSED
N.C. LIFTS BURNING BAN
WILD FIRES RAKE THROUGH STATE
RAIN AIOS WEST N.C. FIRE EFFORT
WESTERN FIRES CONTROLLED; NEW BLAZES HIT EAST
HUGE FIPE ROARS ON IN EAST
WILDFIRES 'CONTAINED1 AFTER CONSUMING 92,500 ACRES
FIREFIGHTERS HAVE EASTERN BLAZES 'PARTIALLY CONTAINED'
MARTIN OECLARES 34 N.C. COUNTIES DISASTER AREAS
HUMAN NATURE EXTREMES
EASTERN WILDFIRE HAS ONE BENEFIT
SMOLDERING PEAT CONTINUES TO CAUSE FIREFIGHTERS TROUBLE
THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS
MARINES HELP FIGHT FIRES IN N.C.
NEW FIRE BREAKS OUT IN N.C.
PENOER BLAZE BREAKS THROUGH FTRF LINES
OFFICIAL SAYS MARINES MAY HAVE STARTED FIRE
ARSON PLAYS MAJOR ROLE IN 1/4 OF N.C. FOREST FIRES
MARINE SMOKE CANISTER BLAMED - OR PRESERVE FIRE
FIREFIGHTERS GET SU'<E RELIEF fson muCh-NEEOEO SHOWERS
RAIN HELPS BATTLE N.C. FIRES
DRY CONDITIONS STILL PLAGUE N.C. FORESTS
BAN ON OUTDOOR BURNING LIFTED IN 32 COUNTIES
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE NEW FIRES. FLARE-UP OF OLD ONE IN EAST
BLAZE ERUPTS IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
CAMP, TRAILER PARK EVACUATED DUE TO CROATAN FOREST FIRE
FIRE BREAKS OUT AGAIN IN CARHRET
BLAZE IN EASTERN N.C. BURNS 3. 000 ACRES OF WOODLAND
PERSISTENT EASTERN NC FIRES CONTAINED. BUT NOT CONTROLLED
EASTERN NC FIRES IN MOP-UP STAGE
FIREFIGHTING TO MOBILIZATION
U.S. REJECTS DISASTER AID FOR N.C. FIRES
TWO FIRES FOUGHT IN EASTERN N.C.
NATURE, BURKE COUNTY CITIZENS RECOVERING FROM FOREST FIRES
FOREST FIRES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FIRES, U.S.
HISTORY'S COSTLIEST WILDFIRE
N.C. CREWS ARE BATTLING FIRES IN WESTERN STATES
RANGERS FROM N.C. TO FIGHT CALIF. FIRE
FOREST HILLS GULF SERVICE
BEER LICENSES PASS, BUT TWO S°EW
BEER LICENSE REPORT ASKED
FOREST HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD
FOREST HILLS POST OFFICE TO CLOSE
HEARTWARMING NEIGHBORHOOD PRACTICES
FOREST HILLS PARK
BAREFOOT IN THE PARK
GIANT CROOUET?
KIWANIS CLUB'S GIFT TO PROVIDE
HOOPS SEASON
PLAYGROUNO FOR DISABLED ChILOREN
FOREST HILLS POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
POSTAL SERVICE NEEOS DURHAM BRANCH PROPERTY
FOREST MILLS POST OFFICE TO CLOSE
FOREST HILLS POST OFFICE MAY RELOCATE TO PLAZA
FOREST MILLS REST HOME
REST HOME IN Chatham is DAMAGED BY fire
FOREST POINTS APARTMENTS
APARTMENT COMPLEX PLANNED
APARTMENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
FOREST RANGERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
RANGERS FROM N.C.
TO FIGHT CALIF. FIRE
FORESTRY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY ANO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF FOREST RESOURCES
SEE ALSO TI»BER
SEE ALSO TREES
SEE ALSO U.S. FORFST SERVICE
FORESTRY TOUR IS SCHEOULED
FOPESTRY SCIENCES LABORATORY
LITTLE-KNOWN LAB TRYING TO TOPPLE FORESTRY WOES
FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES, OuRHAM
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOREST RANGERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO NATURAL RESOURCES
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L I "4 0 E X
1/01/8? - 12/31/35
S U B J E C
SEE 4LS0 TREES
SEE ALSO WILOERNESS AREAS. N .C .
ACID RAIN HITS OTHER MOUNTAINS
TOXINS POUND IN CLOUOS ATOP N.C. MOUNTAINS
TREE OISEASE TRACED TO G0L0SB1R0 NURSFRV
CRAOLE OF FORESTRY'S VISITOR CENTFR BURNS; 11 MILLION OAMA&E FSTI-ATED
SOIL MAPS COULD PROVIDE OATA =0R UNIFORM LAND VALUATION
UWHARRIE, CROATAN NATIONAL FORESTS PLANS PRESENTED
SIERRA CLUB OFFICIAL SAYS FOREST PLAN IS AN IMPROVEMENT
■DOMINO EFFECT1 SEEN WORKING AGAINST TREES IN MOUNTAINS
5TH STATE FOREST PLANNEO WEST OF JORDAN LAKE
NATIONAL FOREST PLAN BEING REVISED OUE TO CRITICISM
STATE FOREST DEVELOPMENT AT JTROAN TO BEGIN IN SPRING
FORGERY
SEE ALSO COUNTERFEIT money
SEE ALSO STOLEN CHECKS
ITALIAN MAN ORDERED OEPORTEO
NSW SENTENCING ORDERED IN CAS? OF EX-MAGISTRATE
FORMER FAYETTEVILLE LAWYER ARRESTEO ON FORGERY CHARGE
UNLICENSED NURSE GETS SUSPENDED 60-OAY JAIL TERM
MAN ARRESTED IN WILKES WANTED BY LOT OF POLICE
2 STOLEN CHECK RINGS IN WINSTDN-SALEM BROKEN UP THIS YEAR
F0RKL1FTS
SHOTS FIREO IN CAR HURT PASSENGFR
MAN CHARGED WITH ORUNKEN DRIVING ON STOLEN FORKLIFT
FORKLIFT RODEO
FORSYTH COUNTY. N.C.
COURT: NO OISPUTE ON RJR TAX OISCOUNT
JUST ONE SAVE CAN MAKE JUVENILE PROGRAM A SUCCESS
LAND BEING BOUGHT FOR 1-40 IN FORSYTH
FORSYTH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TEEN ASKS FORSYTH TO BAN NUCLEAR WASTES FROM TOWN
FORSYTH COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DA SAYS HE WILL INVESTIGATE SJPPORTERS OF DEFENDANT IN COPY EDITOR'S Mu
FORSYTH COUNTY SHERIFF
PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT. OFFICERS SWAP GUNFIRE IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT
DISPATCHER SAYS RESTRAINT USEO ON MENTAL PATIENT
MAN FACES 4 CHARGES OF ASSAULT ON LAWMEN
FORSYTH COUNTY ORDERS 100 STUN GUNS
WINSTON-SALEM DETECTIVE PUTS OLOOOHOUNO ON TRAIL
FORT BRAGG. N.C.
FORT BRAGG MAKES SEAT BELTS MANDATORY
FORT BRAGG TO BEGIN MANDATORY SEAT-BELT RULE
APPEALS COURT REVERSES MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION
12 SERVICEMEN ARE KILLEO IN N.C. TRAINING ACCIDENT
ARMY SPOKESMAN DEFENOS BLACKHAWK HELICOPTER
MEMORIAL SERVICES SET FOR VICTIMS OF CHOPPER CRASH
OFFICERS CONFISCATE MILITARY EXPLOSIVES
SERVICES FOR CRASH VICTIMS SET
SERVICES HONOR 12 SOLDIERS KILLEO IN CRASH OF HELICOPTER
SWISS DEFENSE MINISTER VISITS FORT
MOST OF N.C. NATIONAL GUARD WILL TAKE PART IN EXERCISE
FORT BRAGG SOLDIER DIES IN TRAILER FIRE
NATIONAL GUARD EXERCISES SET FOR WEEKEND
FORT BRAGG SOLDIER CHARGED IN 3 OEATHS
SOLDIER CHARGED WITH KILLING WOMAN. CHILDREN
HUMANS NOT ALWAYS HUMANE
COURT HEARING HELD ON MURDER :OUNTS
82NO AIRBORNE TO LOSE 4.000 PARATROOPERS
ARMY PLANNING NEW MANUAL ON EXERCISES
FT. BRAGG GENERAL LOOKS FORWA'D TO KOREAN POST
MANY SERVICEMEN TO BECOME UNOERAGE
KENNEOY VISITS FORT BRAGG
SOLDIERS GET CLEMENCY ON GUN 1HARGES
MILITARY AIRLIFT UNITS HOLO 'OLYMPICS OF AIR FORCE'
SOLDIERS ARE WELCOMED BACK FROM GRENADA
FORT BRA&G'S DELTA FORCE SHROJOED IN SECRECY
FT. BRAGG GI SLAIN IN FAYETTEVILLE BAR
BOND DENIED IN FAYETTEVILLE HUROER CASE
EXERCISES SCHEOULED
TWO SOLDIERS ON TRIAL IN WEAPONS THEFTS
ATTORNEYS SAY SOLDIERS ENTRAPPED BY AGENTS
ARMY ENLISTEE KILLEO IN DIVE FROM PIER AT MYRTLE BEACH
POW SUIT FILEO AGAINST REA&AN
SUIT CHARGES GOVERNMENT NOT A1TING ON POWS
SOLDIER STRUCK BY AMTRAK TRAIN IN FAYETTEVILLE
AFFIDAVITS SAY DOCUMENTS ABOUT POWS DESTROYFO
REPORT SAYS EXACT CAUSE CANNOT BE DETERMINED IN HELICOPTER CRASH
HOUSE OKS FORT BRAGG EXPANSION
FT. BRAGG GETS TOP RATING FOR HOSPITALITY IN THE ARMY
1.300 MEMBERS OF SPECIAL FORCES TO BE TRANSFERRED TO FORT CAMPBELL
FEMALE SOLDIER KILLED
AFFIDAVITS SAY 'HIT MAN' KILLEO SOLDIER
FORT BRAGG, N.C. "BLUE LIGHT" ANTI -TERROR I ST FORCE
SEE ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
FORT CAMPBELL. KENTUCKY
1.300 MEMBERS OF SPECIAL FORCES TO BE TRANSFERRED TO FORT CAMPBELL
FORT JACKSON, S.C.
TRAIN CARRYING SOLDIERS STRIKES BACK OF TRAILER
FOPT RALEIGH NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
■COLONISTS' TO ARRIVE
SEARCH FOR CITTIE OF RALEIGH RENEWED
COLONISTS' LANDING TO BE RE-E-IACTED AT MANTEO
RE-ENACTMENT OMITTED HISTORICAL BLUNDERS
FORTAZ IDRUG)
SEE ALSO DRUGS
GLAXO TO RELEASE DRUG IN AUGUST
NEW MEDICINE TO BE MAOE BY R TP FIRM
40TH STATE HOUSE DISTRICT
OUSTED LEGISLATOR'S REPLACEMENT PICKED
FORTIS CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
FORTUNE 500
MORE THAN OOZEN FORTUNE 500 FIRMS HAVE AREA PLANTS
MORE FIRMS TEST WORKERS FOR DRUG USE
FOSSILS
SEE ALSO ANTHROPOLOGY
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
FOSSIL LINKS ASIA PRIMATE TO EGYPT
FOSTER CARE
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I M 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
'AGE 170
1/16/96
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
BILL PROPOSES UNIFORM RULES FTR POSTER CARE
SENATE KILLS 9ILL TO MAKE ENDING PARENTAL RIGHTS EASIER
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL CODF DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
HOUSE REJECTS CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS
FOSTER CARE SYSTEMS LINKED TO CRIMINALITY
COORDINATION NEEDED IN FOSTER CARE
FOSTER CHUOREN
ORANGE FOSTER CHILDREN HELPEO
BOARO RULES ON CHILD PUNISHMENT
FOSTER CHILDREN ELICIT OUTBREAK OF GENEROSITY
FOSTER CHILOREN STOCKING FUND
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR Christmas
COUPLE DISCOVERS SPECIAL TREE. SPECIAL CHILOREN FOR CHRISTMAS
FOSTER CHILDREN NEED GIFTS. TOO
FOSTER CHILDREN'S PRESENTS MUST GO TO SOCIAL SERVICES
CHRISTMAS IS SHARING: HELPING HANDS BRING SMILES TO CHILDREN
FOSTER CHUOREN'S CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE FOSTER CHILDREN STOCKING FUND
FOSTER PARENTS
BOARD RULES ON CHILD PUNISHMENT
FOSTER PARENTS MALIGNED
FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
GIVE HELP
BETTER HEALTH FOUNDATION TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
HOSPITAL STUDYING CHANGE OF STRUCTURE
FOUNOATIONS. N.C.
N.C FOUNDATIONS AND CORPORATIONS GIVE «174 MILLION
FOUNTAIN CORRECTION CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WOMEN. PRISONERS
STATE OFFICIALS REPORT FEMALE INMATE HAS AIDS
FOUNTAINS
STILL OLO FAITHFUL
FIX THE FOUNTAIN
BROKEN WATER PIPES DISABLE FOJNTAINS
DEAR EDITOR
FOUNTAIN FREEZES TREES
4-H CLUBS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY 4-H CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTUPE EXTENSION SERVICE
OURHAM 4-H'ERS TO GO TO MEET
GIFT OF MUSIC
TODAY'S 4-H WORK HAS URBAN FLAVOR
3 OURHAM YOUTHS TO GO TO 4-H :ONGRESS
CONTEST WINNERS
FOUR HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
SEE N.C. QUADRICENTENNIAL
FOUR SEASONS APARTMENTS
COMMISSION BACKS PLANS FOR RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
FOUR SEASONS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT HOMES
DEVELOPER PROPOSES RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
SINGLE-FAMILY ZONE OK'D
ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE DELAYED
ROAD SLOWS RETIREMENT UNITS
OURHAM VOTE CLEARS WAY FOR RETIREMENT PROJECT
FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
SUIT: BAN PAOOLING OF RETAROED STUDENTS
DISCIPLINE POLICIES IN SOME S:hOOLS BREAK RULES— STUDY
14TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DURHAM LAWYERS SHOWING INTEREST IN SHIELDS' POST
TITUS DURHAM'S NEXT DISTRICT COURT JUOGE
NEW PLAN CUE ON LAWYERS FOR INOIGE'JT
GOOD LAWYERS FOR POOR SOUGHT
14TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO JUOICIAL OISTRICT 15-B
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
PEARSON HONORED
2 BAR GROUPS HONOR PEARSON WITH RESOLUTIONS
FOURTH AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
BANKERS GROUP JOINS FIGHT AGAINST POLICE ACCESS TO RECORDS
STUOENT SEARCH RULING REVERSES HARMFUL TREND
'PEER PRESSURE' HAS CHANGED
STRIP SEARCH REPREHENSIBLE
SEARCHES ARE LIMITEO
DANGEROUS POWERS WIDENED
FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
RODENHIZER LOSES APPEAL OF VE'OICT
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR JUDGE'S APPEAL
NEW HEARINGS ORDERED ON SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS
APPEALS COURT RULES IN FAVOR 3F BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES
COURT UPHOLDS BOMB CONSPIRACY CONVICTIONS
APPEALS COURT SAYS TRIPS CONFLICT OF PUBLIC INTEREST
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RULING AGAINST VANCE'S SCHOOL BOARO
VA. -GASTON SUIT REJECTED
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1U.S. I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMP«IGNS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. C U.S.I
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATORS. U.S. CONGRESS
SEE ALSO U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
C08EY NAMES STAFF FOR FOUR OFFICES
CAPITOL TO GET ARTWORK
COBEY QUESTIONNAIRE SEEKS VOTERS' OPINIONS
COBEY'S aUESTIONNAIRE COSTS MJCH, HELPS LITTLE
COBEY SURVEY DEFENDED
■CONTEMPORARY' DEMOCRAT BECOMES CANDIDATE
WEBB DECLARES CANDIDACY FOR AT H OISTRICT SEAT
SEVERAL EYE COBEY'S SEAT
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SUBJECTS
PAM J 79
1/16/86
professor enters 4th olstrict race
nyhop announces plans to run for 4th olstrict
price reports contributions of t30,478
orange co. constituents hear colby
sen. woodard files for congress
ike andrews 'has no plans to 'un1 but is looking at political
morgan files for chapel hill council
oemocrats hit letter critical of canoioates
price opens campaign for 4th olstrict seat
price off and running in 4th district
problem-solving a specialty
mrs. nypop. price say rfp. cobey vulnerable
canoidate announces committee
cobey delays tour through olstrict
david price to meet voters tomight
cobey will seek re-election im 4th
limits are proposeo in 4th olstrict race
cobey to consolidate two offices
the fourth man ifrmi
•fourth man' sexy. supernatural satire
fowler's food store ichapel hill. n.c.i
man chargeo with assault, hit-ano-run
fowler's grocery is. guthrie ave. i
in 1985 alex i fowler's are still at it. i ad i
fowlers of durham
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fox run development
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FOXFIRE APARTMENTS
HEARING IS SCHEDULED OVER FOXFIRE COMPLAINTS
FOXTRAP IFILMI
FORMER FOOTBALL STAR SAYS HE 8LUFFE0 HIS WAY INTO ACTING
FREO WILLIAMSON: 'I DON'T GET MY OUE'
FRANCE
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FRANK PORTER GRAHAM CHILO DEVELOPMENT CENTER.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER HEAD RESIGNS
GALLAGHER RESIGNS CENTER POST
GALLAGHER LEAVING GRAHAM CENTER JOB
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM ELEMENTARY SCH30L ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SCHOOL BOARD OKS WISH LIST FOR PROJECTS
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C.
FRANKLIN RAILROAO SPUR HEARING SET THURSDAY
FRANKLIN COUNTY, INDUSTRIES U*GED TO HELP PURCHASE RAILROAO LINE
350 ACRES BURNEO IN FRANKLIN : OUNTY
MARIJUANA OESTROYED
425.000 IN PROPERTY, CASH TAKEN IN FRANKLIN BREAK-IN
FRANKLIN RAILROAO HAULING FREIGHT
FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN'S BODY IDENTIFIED
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUES
BOND REFERENDUM EYED FOR HOSPITAL IN FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY SETS HOSPITAL REFERENDUM
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C BUOGET
FRANKLIN COUNTY SETS HOSPITAL REFERENDUM
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
FRANKLIN SHERIFF WON'T SEEK NEW TERM
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
FURNITURE FIRM TO CREATE MOPE JOBS
LOUISPURG PLANT EXPANSION WILL CREATE 30 TO 50 JOBS
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C, WATER C SEWER LINES
INDUSTRY STOPS BUYING WATER F^OM LOUISBURG
FIRM STILL GETTING LOUISBURG JATER
WATER ISSUE IS SETTLED IN FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BOND REFERENDUM EYED FOR HOSPITAL IN FRANKLIN
TRUSTEES RECOMMEND HOSPITAL BONO ISSUE
FRANKLIN COUNTY SETS HOSPITAL REFERENDUM
HOSPITAL BONDS: FRANKLIN REFERENDUM ON "OLD
FRANKLIN GROUP CALLS MEETING ABOUT HOSPITAL
FRANKLIN RESIDENTS ARE TOLO THEY HOLD HOSPITAL'S FATE
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NAME 6 HOSPITAL BOARO MEMBERS
OPCTORS WANT BIGGER HOSPITAL IN FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BUOGET
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ALSO STRASBOURG. FRANCE
ANCE THROUGH THE AGES' IS SJBJECT OF LECTURE SERIES
OUKE-IN-FRANCE STUDY ATTRACTS 20 STUOENTS
WHEN IN FRANCE, DUKE STUDENTS DO AS THE FRENCH
RAINBOW WARRIOR
A MONSTROUS COVER-UP
FRIENDSHIP FORCE PICKING 40 PEOPLE FOR TRIP TO FRANCE
VIVE LA FRANCE
RELEASING NEWS OF AIOS TREATMENT NOT SO BAD
FRANCHISE BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FAST FOOD BUSINESSES
FRANCHISING BOOM IN REAL ESTATE COOLING OFF
WINE WHOLESALE FRANCHISES TENTATIVELY OK • D BY SENATE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FRANCHISING BUSINESS BOOMING ACROSS STATE
FRANK PORTER GRAHAM CHILO DEVELOPMENT CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILO DEVELOPMENT
PEER PRESSURE FORUM SPONSORED BY PTA, MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY
STUDY: ACADEMICALLY ORIENTED DAY-CARE CENTERS MAKE CHILDREN MORE AGGRES
STUDY: acaoemic day care makes chiloren aggressive
CHILD-CARE GUIOE IS NOW AVAILABLE
UNC STUOY: DAY CARE A BOON F01 POOR CHILDREN
UNC STUDY: DAY-CARE HELPS YOUNGSTERS
•OUALITY OAY CARE' COULD PROVE COSTLY
PARENTS' SMOKING, CHILDREN WILL BE STUOIEO
SUMMER INSTITUTE TO STUOY EFFECTS OF POLICY DECISIONS ON CHILDREN
GIFT TOYS CARRY MESSAGE
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SEE LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC
FRANKLIN COUNTY JAIL
FARMER FRANKLIN JAILER CHARGED
AND OANCE FESTIVAL
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SEE ALSO
BONO R
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HOSPIT
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IN HOSPITAL'S
AL GUILD SEEKS
IN HOSPITAL UR
IN HOSPITAL SE
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COMPANY OFFERS
IS STARTEO ON
HOSPITAL
C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALSI
FOR HOSPITAL IN FRANKLIN
OSPITAL BONO ISSUE
HOSPITAL REFFRF'iDU"
KLIN REFERENDUM ON HOLD
TUDY ANOTHER HOSPITAL PLAN
MEETING ABOUT HOSPITAL
RE TOLD THEY HOLD HOSPITAL'S FATE
FFERS FINANCIAL WOES
ISSIONERS NAME 6 HOSPITAL BOARD MCMPERS
CERTIFICATE-DF--IEED EXTENDED BY STATE
BIRTHING ROOM FUNOS
GED TO AFFILIATE WITH LARGE" FACILITY
EKS SURVIVAL PLAN
HOSPITAL IN FRANKLIN
TO BUY FRANKLIN HOSPITAL
FRANKLIN HOSPITAL
FRANKLIN TOWERS
SEE FRANKLIN PLAZA
N.C.i PARKING AREAS
(DURHAM, N.C. I
BURGLAR alarm, TOO
PRESUMED DROWNED
FRANKLIN/VANCE/WARREN OPPORTUNITIES CENTER
KERR TRANSIT SYSTEM SAYS SERVICE TO CONTINUE
FRANKLINTDN, N.C.
THIEF TOOK FRANKLINTON STORE'S
AT KERR LAKE: TWO MEN MISSING,
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS APPROVE}
FRANKLINTON WORKER INJUREO IN ACCIDENT
THIEVES OPEN SAFE IN FRANKLINTON GROCERY STORE
FRANKLIN RAILROAD HAULING FREIGHT
FRANKLINTON, N.C, ELECTIONS
ELECTION FILINGS: LOUISBURG MAYOR DRAWS OPPOSITION
MAYOR OF LOUISBURG IS BEING CHALLENGED
FRANKLINTON OFFICIALS OEFEATED
THREE SCHOOL BOARO INCUMBENTS WIN
FRANKLINTON BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FRANKLINTON COMMISSIONER RESIGNING
FPANKLINTON TOWN BOARO VACANCY FILLED
THREE SUIT FRANKLINTON PLANNING BOARD
FRANKLINTON TOWN MANAGER RESIGNS
FRANKLINTON eOARO OF COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
LOUISBURG VOTERS TO TAP MAYOR, 3 COUNCILMEN
FRANKLINTON OFFICIALS OEFEATED
FRANKLINTON BOARD OF EDUCATION
LOUISBURG VOTERS TO TAP MAYOR, 3 COUNCILMEN
THREE SCHOOL BOARO INCUMBENTS WIN
FRANKLINTON POLICE DEPT.
FRANKLINTON POLICE FORCE HAS VACANCIES
EX-FRANKLINTON POLICEMAN SENTENCED
FRANKLINTON TOWN MANAGER
FRANKLINTON TOWN MANAGER RESI'NS
FRANKLINTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
FRANKLINTON HOLDING FIREMEN'S DAY
FRANKLINVILLE, N.C.
FRANKLINVILLE LISTED ON NATIONAL REGISTER
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TRUSTEES RECOMMEND HOSPITAL BONO ISSUE
FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
SUMMER VACATION GONE OR DWINDLING FOR AREA STUDENTS
FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
FPANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF SAYS JAILER SUSPENDED
FRANKLIN SHERIFF WON'T SEEK NEW TERM
FRANKLIN COUNTY SHFRIFF'S DEPT., ELECTIONS
FRANKLIN SHERIFF WON'T SEEK NF W TERM
FRANKLIN GARDENS
BUSINESSMAN BUYING LCM WAREHOUSES
APARTH6NTS TO REPLACE BROAD ST. WAREHOUSES
DURHAM PsNEL STUOIES 5,500 HOJSING UNITS
WAREHOUSES ARE SOLO
DURHAM MAN BUYS WAREHOUSES ON BROAO STREET
FRANKLIN PLA2A (DURHAM, N.C.)
BUSINESSMAN BUYING LLM WAREHOJSES
APARTMENTS TO REPLACE BROAD ST. WAREHOUSES
OFFICE TOWERS GET BOOST: CQMPVNY PLANS MOVE TO FRANKLIN SOUARE SITE
PEOPLES SECURITY INSURANCE. W='R£ 3UIL0ING OUR FUTURE IN OOWNTOWN DURHAM
KENTUCKY FIRM MAY AIO PLAN FOR DURHAM HOTEL
DOWNTOWN DURHAM IS AT A TURNING POINT
GTE MAJOR LESSEE IN DOWNTOWN PLAZA
GENERAL TELEPHONE EXPECTED TO SIGN cr1NkUN PLAZa LEASE
GENERAL TELEPHONE TAKES SPACE IN FRANKLIN PLAZA
GTE OFFICIALS SIGN AGREEMENT = 0R ?FE[CES IN FPANKLIN PLAZA
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL MAY DRAJ HOTEL INTEREST
MOVING: REDEVELOPMENT PUZZLE'S PIECES C"ME TOGETHER
WITTENBERG SEES PROJECT AS ChanCE TO SET FUTURE
PARKING FOR TOWERS MAY NEED COMPROMISE
THE GLEAM IN HIS EYE IS THE 'NEW Durham'
THE WITTENBER.G ENTHUSIASM
WITTENBERG PONDERS ANOTHER BUILDING
FRANKLIN SOUARE CORP.
GROUND BROKEN FOR PHASE FOU»
TIDE, WENDY'S ADS SAID COST-EFFICIENT
FRANKLIN SOUARE PROJECT IN FINAL PHASE
•CONSUMER IS BULLISH ON FUTUR5 ■
FRANKLIN ST. (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
OIL SPILL TIES UP FRANKLIN ST. TRAFFIC
TAYLOR SUGGESTS STRAIGHTENING FRANKLIN ST.
EXTRA PATROLS OROEREO NEAR FATAL INTERSECTION
FRANKLIN ST. PLAZA
SEE CHAPEL HILL,
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PAOt lai
1/16/86
FRANKLINVILLE DECLARES NUCLE AR -FREEZ E SONE
ERASER CO.
TOWN CENTER CONCEPT DRAWS SUPPORT, CRITICISE
COUNCIL APPROVES ROSEMARY SQUARE BUILDING CONTRACT
ZONING APPROVED FOR OFFICE BUILDING
WALLACE PLANS TALKS ON ROSEMA'Y SOUARE
ARGUMENTS HEARO OVER ROSEMARY SOUARE PARKING
WALLACE LOSES APPEAL ON ROSEMHRY SOUARE
ROSEMARY SQUARE CLOSING MOVEO BACK
FRASER MORROW AND CO.
2 NEW OFFICE COMPLEXES PLANNED IN DURHAM COUNTY, CHAPFL HILL
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKET INTACT THROUGH 'S5
PROJECT "GOOD EXAMPLE' OF CITY-FIRM VENTURE
FESTIVITIES KICK OFF 2 NEW OFMCE DEVELOPMENTS
CONSTRUCTION LOOMS ON SPRING HILL
FRASER RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES
OOCTORS PROPOSE MEDICAL OFFICE PARK NEAR RTP
DURHAM PANEL STUOIES 5,500 HOUSING UNITS
600-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT PLANNED
600-HOME SUBDIVISION PLANNED
DEAL ON ROSEHARY SQUARE TO BE CLOSED IN FEBRUARY
FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO POLICE, N .C .
CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTING PROGRAM PLANNED
DURHAM ORGANIZATION SEEKS NEW MEMBERS
POLICE COME TO RESCUE OF MART4E
CHRISTMAS PARTY SET FOR DURHAM CHILOREN
CHRISTMAS SKATING
FRATRICIDE
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
MAN CHARGED WITH FRATRICIDE
MAN HELD IN BROTHER'S DEATH ASKS TO ATTEND HIS FUNERAL
REJUEST EXPECTED TO ALLOW 0EF3NDANT TO ATTENO FUNERAL
SUSPECT MAY ATTEND FUNERAL OF SLAIN BROTHER
JUDGE SETS »5,000 BONO FOR PERRY
FRAUD
SEE ALSO RANK FRAUO
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO COMPUTER FRAUD
SEE ALSO CONFIDENCE GAMES
SEE ALSP CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO CREDIT CARO FRAUO
SEE ALSO FALSE ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO FALSE PRETENSES
SEE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
SEE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION, FRAUD
SEE ALSO HOAX
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUD
SEE ALSO LYING
SEE ALSO MEOICAIO FRAUD
SEE ALSO MONEY LAUNDERING
SFE ALSO PROPERTY FRAUO
SEE ALSO STOCK FRAUO
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INOUSTRY, FRAU3
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FRAUD
SEE ALSO WELFARE FRAUD
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
FORMER MINISTER SENTENCED ON FALSE PRETENSE CHARGE
CAR OEALER CONVICTED OF ROLLING BACK OOOMETERS
FPI SAYS SOME 4,000 PROFESSIONALS ARE WORKING UNDER FAKE DIPLOMAS
CROP INSURANCE EMPLOYEE CHARGED
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIME COSTLY TO TAXPAYERS
EMPLOYMENT FRAUD AIRED
COURT DOCUMENTS SHOW FAKE DIPLOMAS BOUGHT
SENATE OKS USE OF FAKE LICENSES IN INVESTIGATIONS
GRAND JURY INDICTS ROBERTS
OURHAM GRANO JURY INDICTS DEVELOPER, FORMER OFFICER
DEFENSE CONTRACTOR PLEA BARGAINS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
STENCEL AERO OFFICIAL WON'T BE DEPORTED
MONEY SOLICITORS FACE TIGHTER RULES
NURSE IS CHARGEO WITH PRACTICING WITHOUT A LICENSE
WHEN CHARITABLE GIVING BECOMES WASTEO EFFORT
WHEN VULNERABILITY HURTS
FAMILY OUPEn OUT OF 1200 FOR ;AT
SEC CHARGES N.C. PUBLICATIONS WITH FRAUO
SOUTH AFRICAN OOLLS BEING SOLD IN N.C.
UNLICENSED NURSE GETS SUSPEN0c0 60-0AY JAIL TERM
LAWYER WANTS OOG EVIDENCE SUPPRESSED
COURT REVERSES DAMAGE AWARO AGAINST CHURCH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
TEXTILE WORKER SAYS LABELS SWITCHED FOR SEVERAL MONTHS
MAN FINED FOR STEALING CABLE SERVICE
HOWARD FORD CO. RESTRAINED BY JUOGE
STATE SETS HEARING IN HOWARO FORO DEALERSHIP CASE
OEALEPSHIP ALLOWED TO RESUME CAR SALES
AIRPORT MANAGER IS FOUNO GUILTY IN PLANE SCAM
FRAUOULENT COURT RECORDS
SEE COURTS, DURHAM COUNTY,
RECO'DS
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free enterprise
see also businesses, n.c.
see also capitalism
see also economy, u.s.
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill institute for the study of private
professor sees mure signs of sovifts trying capitalism
ouke professor says soviets flirting more with fhee enterprise
stifling free enterprise
"free traoe in textiles is a lovely theory..." (cartooni
for private enterprise
unions no longer neeoeo
free meals
see st. philips episcopal church
free traoe zone
see research triangle park, free traoe zones
FREEDOM
SEE ALSO DEMOCRACY
HELMS SAYS MEOIA THREAT TO FREEDOM
N.C. BILL TO FORCE USE OF SEAT BELTS STIRS BATTLE OVER LOSS OF RIGHTS...
INSIDE
INOIVIDUAL FREEDOM ISSUES POSE BIG DILEMMA FOR N.C. LEGISLATORS
BILLS INOUCE DISCUSSION OF INDIVIDUAL FREEDOMS
TERRORISM A REMINDER OF PRECIOUS FREEDOMS
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1
s
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11/29/85
M
1
H
7
12/16/85
A
in
H
f
12/21/85
B
3
s
I
12/24/85
C
I
4/25/85 B 1
4/26/85 A 1
4/26/85 C 4
4/27/85 A 9
4/27/85 A 24
H 2
1/12/85
A 1 1
N
H 2
2/06/95
A 3
N
H 2
2/09/85
A 9
N
H 2
3/30/95
C 4
N
H 2
4/22/85
B I
P N
H 2
4/29/85
A 4
L
S 2
5/22/85
C 1
N
C60
S 2
5/25/85
A 13
N
H 2
7/02/85
B 10
N
S ?
7/02/86
C 1
N
A47
H 2
7/03/85
B 1
N
S82
S 2
7/23/85
C 6
N
H 2
8/02/85
A 14
N
H 2
8/14/85
A 9
N
S 2
8/22/65
C 1
N
H 2
9/08/85
8 3
M
H 2
9/09/85
A 4
E
H 2
9/1P/85
A 4
E
H 2
9/11/85
A 6
N
H 2
10/02/85
A 11
N
H 2
10/05/65
B 4
N
H 2
10/07/65
A 7
N
H 2
10/10/85
B 4
N
H 2
10/25/85
A 17
N
H 2
10/25/95
C 11
N
H 2
10/26/85
A 5
N
H 2
11/19/65
B 4
N
M5I
H 2
12/07/85
C 1
N
H 2
12/10/85
C 1
N
454
H 2
12/12/85
R 1
N
A54
H 2
12/22/95
B 8
N
ENTERPRISE
H 2 6/10/95
A
1 P N W24
S 2 6/10/85
I
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H 2 7/18/85
A
4 L
H 2 10/30/85
A
4 T T R56
H 2 10/31/85
8
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3/02/85
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H
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3/21/95
A
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4/13/R5
A
1
H
f
4/14/85
A
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4/15/85
A
6
s
2
7/04/85
A
4
MONTHCY/ANNUA
FREEDOMS DWINDLE FAST
RESPECT AMERICAN RIGHTS
VOICES OF VARIANCE SHOULD NOT BE HUSHED
FREEDOM COUNCIL OF NORTH CAROLINA
AIDE SEEKS FUNDERBURK EXPLANATION
INDEX
5 - 12/31/05
SUBJECTS
N
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0
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S
E
C
! T
L V
PG L o
H
s
H
2
2
2
7/08/05
5/26/85
11/09/05
A
A
A
4 L
4 E
4 F
H
2
10/13/05
B
I P N
PACE 302
1/16/86
FREEDOM FUND AWARD
NAACP TO HONOR FRAZIER
OURHAM NAACP HONORS LONGTIME PRESIOENT FRAZIER
STRONG LEADER HEADS NAACP
FREEOO" OF INFORMATION ACT
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
HARRIS OUTDASHES BROWN, TAKES CHALLENGE MATCH
MEETINGS-LAW HAGGLERS INSULT THE PUBLIC INTEREST
FREEDOM OF RELIGION
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
EVANGELIST SAVS SUE SCHOOLS FOR VIOLATING TFACHERS' RIGH
AN UNCALLED-FOR REPLY
NO FREEOOM FOR VIOLENCE
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENDMENT
OUKE PROFESSOP: COURT RULINGS AFFFCT FREEDOM
RIGHTS. PORNOGRAPHY TALK SET
EXERCISING FREE SPEECH
PROFESSOR: 'OBSCENITY LAW IS ITSELF AN OBSCENITY'
SPENOING LIMIT GOOD IDEA
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC FREEOOM
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO FIRST AMENOMENT
SEE ALSO REPORTERS. U.S.
OBSERVATIONS ABOUT SEN. HELMS
HELMS INTERFERES WITH FREEOOM OF PRESS
SHARON LIBEL CASE HAS CHILLING EFFECT
HELMS" BUYOUT EFFORT LABELED "10 TO MANAGE NEWS - CBS BO
CBS SHRUGS OFF HELMS' EFFORTS
DIVERSE ROLES OF PRESS. GOVERNMENT BENEFIT STATE
HELMS WOULD STIFLE FREEOOM
HELMS' GROUP SEEKS TO PURGE LIBERAL BIAS
EDITORIAL WAS WRONG
DESPOTIC LEGISLATION
THE UNSIGNED GEMS
SFNATE OKS BILL TO RAISE WORT-tLESS CHECK CHARGES
THE PEOPLE NEEO FREE MEOIA
PRESS FREEOOM IS FOR ALL
WICKER: FREE EXPRESSION THREATENEO
PRESS AND INDIVIDUALS LOSE THEIR GUARANTEES
MEDIA'S TASK IS NEWS. NOT PROPAGANDA
FREEDOM SHRINE
SEE ALSO DURHAM EXCHANGE CLUB
FREEDOM SHRINE
A GIFT OF FREEOOM
FREEZE DAMAGE
SEE ALSO COLO WEATHER. N.C.
SEE ALSO CROP DAMAGE
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
HARD FREEZES BRING OISASTER WITH DOUBLE WHAMMY
PEACH GROWERS SAY COLO may COST THEM 17 MILLION
COLO KILLS SHRUBBERY IN TRIANGLE
EARLY SPRING FREEZE NIPS FRUIT, BFRHY CROPS
COLD EARLIER THIS WEEK OID IN PEACHES BUT HELPED APPLES
BITTER COLO MEANS PROFITS FOR TAR HEEL NURSERYMEN
DAMAGE FROM COLO EXPECTED TO = ORCE PRICE OF PLANTS UP
MA NATURE OFTEN FICKLE
HARSH WINTER KILLEO MANY SHRU3S. TREES
PERSIMMON FAMINE STRIKES
FREEZERS
SEE ALSO FOOO
SEE ALSO FROZEN FOOO
FREEZER MISSING
RA0I0ACT1VE FREEZER STOLEN
FREEZING DEATHS
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO HYPOTHERMIA
SEE ALSO WEATHER. OURHAM
ORANGE MAN'S DEATH LINKED TO EXPOSURE
FRENCH
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
FRENCH RESTAURANT
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
FRENCH FILM SERIES PLANNED
FRENCH FRIES
SEE ALSO POTATOES
VENDING MACHINE COOKS FRENCH FRIES
FRESCO
SEE ALSO ART
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
BLUE RIDGE TOURISTS DI5C0VER 3EN LONG'S FRESCOES
FRICTION-SPINNING
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO YARN
NEW SPINNING EQUIPMENT IS GOAL OF S.C. COMPANY
FRIOAY PICKS I SUN SPORTS COLUMN!
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
PATIENCE WITH PICKS PAYS FOR MRS. NORWOOD
THE PICKS
TAR HEELS HELP POWELL WIN IN FOOTBALL CONTEST
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
THE PICKS
FRIOAY THE 13TH
2 11/17/85 B 7
2 11/24/05 A 1
2 11/27/85 A 4
1/21/05 C
6/08/05 A
H 2 6/09/85 B
H 2 8/12/85 A
S 2 8/30/85 A
S 2
H 3
1/17/85
2/12/85
7/17/85
10/31/85
12/12/85
H 2
1/21/85
A
4
1
H 2
1/25/85
A
4
1
H 2
1/20/85
A
4
F
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2/06/85
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2/06/85
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2/12/85
A
4
F
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3/07/85
A
4
F
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3/08/85
A
4
1
H /
5/08/85
A
4
1
H 2
5/21/85
A
4
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H 2
5/28/05
A
4
F
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5/31/85
A
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N
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8/03/85
A
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9/21/85
A
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11/22/05
R
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11/27/85
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12/10/85
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4/27/B5
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5/29/85
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1/22/85 B
1
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2/09/85 A
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2/20/05 A
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3/21/05 A
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3/21/85 A
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3/28/05 A
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3/28/85 A
4
6
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5/21/8S C
1
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H 2
11/14/85 A
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N
H 2
7/25/85 A
7/26/85 B
S 2 1/21/85 A I N K45
S 2 6/01/85 A 3 P P C56
S 2 1/24/85 D 4 N
H 1 3/22/85 B I N
H 2 9/06/85 D 1 P F G68
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9/06/85
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9/13/85
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11/15/85
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MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 383
1/16/86
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS
TODAY ISN'T JUST ANOTHER BAD DAY
■CONSUMER IS BULLISH ON FUTURE'
MOVING: TERROR OF MAKING A NErf NEST
FT. BRAGG GETS TOP RATING FOR HOSPITALITY IN THE ARMY
GGOO FRIENOS PROMOTE HEALTH
FRIENOLY CITY CITIZEN'S BAND CLUB
SEE ALSO CITIZEN BAND RAOIOS
TREATS FROM TRICKSTERS
FRIENDLY CITY CIVITAN CLUB
CIVITAN PRESIDENT: CLUB HAS HELPED HANOICAPPEO
RECEIVES AWARD
NEW TOYS FOR TEACHING
DURHAM CIVITAN CLUBS TO GET AWARDS
CIVITAN OFFICERS
EXTENDING CHRISTMAS CHEER
FRIENOLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
KIWANIS CLUBS TO MARK 70TH BPTHOAY
FRIENOLY CITY PLANT SALE
KIWANIS CLUB DONATES «1,000 TO CEREBRAL PALSY
NEW OFFICERS FOR KIWANIS CLUB
MAN OF YEAR
FRIENOLY CITY SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
DONATES FUNDS
OFFICERS INAUGURATED
FRIENDS OF DUKE UNIV. LIBRARY
SEE OUKE UNIV. FRIENOS OF THE LIBRARY
FRIENDS OF OLD CARRBORO
SEE ALSO CARRBORO. N.C.
SETHELH?LLASoUSE?'AK*aL6 SlLL°SouSE HAS A NEW LOCATION AND A NEW LOOK
FRIENOS OF THE DURHAM LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
TAR HEEL WRITERS OPEN YEAR WITH BANK
FRIENOS GROUP PLANS ITS ANNUAL SPRING BOOK SALE
FRIENOS PLAN BOOK SALE
FRIENDS OF THE END
SEE ENO RIVER ASSOCIATION
SEE FRIENOS OF WEST POINT
FRIENOS OF WEST POINT
SEE ALSO WEST POINT MILL
MAN HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO WEST POINT PARK
ENO PARK LOOKS AHEAD
BOAROS SEEK NEW MEMBERS
OURHAM SEEKS INTERESTED PEOPLE TO SERVE ON BOAROS
FUNDS TO BE SOUGHT FOR PARK
DURHAM MAY HIKE PARKING. PLANNING FEES
GROUP HASN'T ACTED ON REZONING PLAN
FRIENOS OF WEYMOUTH
N.C. WRITERS SLATE READINGS ACROSS STATE
FRIENDS OF YOUTH
SEE ALSO JUVENILE CRIME . .
YOUTH FRIENDS PROVIDING HELP IN TIME OF NEED
FRIENDSHIP
DEAR ANON: NO ONE IS A 'THROW-AWAY'
FRIENDSHIPS BRING EMOTIONAL BENEFITS
FRIENDSHIP FORCE IN N.C. . . .
SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL FRIENDSHIP FORCE CLUB
FRIENDSHIP FORCE PLANS TRIP TO ECUADOR IN JUNE
FRIENDSHIP FORCE TO HEAR COLUMNIST
THE FRIENDSHIP FORCE: PLANNING ECUAOOR-II
FRIENDSHIP FORCE PLANS U TRIPS
SOVIET DOCTOR SAYS AMERICAN F5IENDLY ,_-._
FRIENDSHIP FORCE 'AMBASSADORS1 LEAVING RDU FOR ECUADOR TODAY
FRIENDSHIP FORCE
FORCE FORGES FRENCH CONNECTION
FRIENOSHIP FORCE PICKING 40 PEOPLE FOR TRIP TO FRANCE
FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS. PERQUISITES
VALENTINE BILL DOESN'T TAX OFF-OUTY USE OF POLICE CARS
MOST OFFICES GIVE 2-WEEK VACATION AFTER YEAR'S WORK
TAX ON CARS AS 'FRINGES' UNFAIR TO OFF-OUTY POLICE
COBEY CRITICIZES PROPOSAL TO TAX EMPLOYFE BENEFITS
STUDY: UNC WORKERS' FRINGE BENEFITS LOW
UNC TRUSTEES OK t2.6 MILLION FQR ART MUSEUM
FRISBEE (GAME I
SEE ALSO GAMES
BULL'S-EYE WITH FRISBEE
WARM WEATHER BRINGS 1ST FRISBEE POLICE CALL
FRISBEE TIME
FRISBEE AMID SPARKLES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
STILL CHAMPION
FRITO-LAY CO.
N.C. NATIVE.
FORMER CHIEF OF FRITO-LAY
FROZEN FOOO
SEE ALSO FREEZERS
FROZEN FOOO COMES OUT OF THE ICE AGE
FROZEN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO COLD WEATHER. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER. DURHAM
DURHAM'S CHOICES: SK I TTERY-SLI CK ROAOS OR FROZEN PLUMBING
MIDNIGHT MADNESS AT 5 DEGREES
PLUMBERS. ELECTRICIANS STAY BUSY IN DURHAM
MAN THAWING PIPE STARTS FIRE; TWO APARTMENTS DAMAGED
FRUIT ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC =RUITSI
THE SINFUL MARKETING CARTELS
SELECTION. PEST MANAGEMENT KEY TO GROWING FRUIT
FRYE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
S 2 9/13/85 A 1 T N M69
H 2 9/15/85 0 12 P N
2 8/23/05 A 4
2 12/02/85 A 7
2 12/12/85 C 12
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3/15/85
A
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4/13/65
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4/27/85
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10/17/85
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12/18/85
A
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P
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K30
H 2 1/19/85 B 5 N
H 2 4/12/85 A 6 P P C56
H 2 9/24/85 A 6 N
H 2 10/18/85 A 17 P P T37
S 2 11/21/55 A 12 P P "66
S 2
S 2
6/20/85 A 2
6/22/85 A 14
H 3 4/26/85 B 1
1/20/85
4/07/85
9/19/85
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N
H
H
S
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s
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2
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2
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2
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1/11/85 A
1/16/85 A
3/01/85 A
5/02/85 C
5/18/85 A
6/25/85 C
12/17/85 C
4 L
4 L
5 N
7 N
3 C N M69
1 N M69
1 N
H
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3/03/85 0
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H 2 9/l3/»5 A 4
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1/10/85
8
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2/02/85
A
5
N
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3/03/85
D
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2
3/28/85
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N
2
5/16/85
A
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N
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2
6/12/85
B
5
N
2
8/03/85
A
16 P
P
T37
2
9/06/85
D
7 P
N
W66
2
9/29/85
B
5
N
3/16/55
3/17/85
3/19/85
9/24/65
10/25/85
10/26/85
2/19/85 C
2/26/85 C
5/01/85 B
5/08/85 B
5/31/85 0
6/03/85 A
N C60
N L4 1
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N L40
N BRl
N 881
H 2 8/16/95 C 6
H 2 2/28/85 C 1 P F J40
H 2 1/22/85 A 2 M S51
H 2 1/23/85 B 1 U 046
S 2 1/23/85 A I N J56
H 2 2/15/85 B 4 N
H 2 10/26/85 A 4
H 2 11/03/85 E 12
MONTHLY/A
N 'I U A L
1/01/85
I •! 0 E X
12/31/85
PAGc 384
1/16/16
PC- L P BYl
J HOSPITALS COMPETE FOR COUNTY WORKERS' HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS
FUEL
SEE HEATING FUELS
FUEL SHORTAGES
SFE ELECTRICITY. CUTOFFS
SEE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
H 2 10/13/85 B
FEDERAL AID TO NEEDY
ALTERNATIVES
FUEL STAMPS
SEE HEATING FUELS.
FUELS
SEE ENERGY SOURCES.
SEE GASOLINE
SEE HEATING FUELS
FUGITIVE WARRANTS
SEE ALSO WARRANTS
POWELL ARRESTEO
NEW YORK "UROER SUSPECT ARRESTED
POLICE CAPTURE MAN DRIVING STOLEN CAR; WAS A FUGITIVE
FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS ANO GRANTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS I SEE ALSO NAMES OF
FULBRIGHT GRANTS WON BY UNC T' 10
3 ON UNC FACULTY GET FULBRIGHT GRANTS
UNC GRAOUATFS GET FULBRIGHT AWARDS
2 AWARDED FULBRIGHT GRANTS
8 OUKE PROFS GET FULBRIGHTS
FULL MOON
OFFICERS RECEIVE MYSTERIOUS CALL
FULL MOON IN PARIS (FILMI
ROHMER'S MESSAGE CLEAR IN MOON
THE FUN AODIX IMUSIC GROUP)
FUN AODIX FULFILLING PURPOSE
SCHOLARSHIPS)
FUN CARAVAN
SEE OURHAM RECREATION DEPT.
FUN CARAVAN
FUN FEST
SEE FUNFEST IN.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE ANO SCIENCE)
FUND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENC5 C maThEMATIC EOUCATION IN N.C.
SEE ALSO MATHEMATICS
MATH SCHOOL SEEKS MORE STATE MONEY
D RAISING PROJECTS t. SPONSORING GROUPS I
HOOLS. FUNO RAISING
NO RAISING
FUND RAISING
FOUNDATION
FUNO RAISING ISEE ALSO NAMES OF FUN
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI LL /C ARRBORO S:
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. FJ
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO GREATER DURHAM COMMUNIT
SEE ALSO SOLICITING
TASK FORCE TO RAISE FUNOS FOR
CHECK OUT SOLICITORS
TICKET SALE TO HELP ARTHRITIS
FASTING PLANNED TO AID FAMINE
BENEFIT PLANNED TODAY FOR 7-YS
ASK A FEW QUESTIONS OF PHONE S
BILL PUTS CHECKS ON PRO MONEY-
BIKERS PLANNING 2.000-MILE JOJ
STOP CHARITY OECEPTION
DURHAM JUOGE SUSPENDS STATE LA
WOOOROW WILSON FELLOWSHIP PROC
UNITED WAY HIRES EXECUTIVE OIR
CAESAR PLANS TELETHON
T-SHIRT CAMPAIGN TO HELP FAMIN
T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
DURHAM T-SHIRT DRIVE TO AIO FA
SEMINAR SCHEOULEO TO AID AGENC
MONEY SOLICITORS FACE TIGHTER
PIPER IS ON LONG TREK TO HELP
CHARITY FUND-RAISERS CHALLENGI
BIKER RAISES RESEARCH FUNDS
MAKING CHARITY A FARCE
WHEN CHARITABLE GIVING BECOMES
BETHESDA FISH FRY TO HELP 2 NE
YARD SALE. DANCE TO BENEFIT HE
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PLANS SA
NAACP WILL SPONSOR FREEDOM FUN
FUNO ORIVE UNDER WAY
10-KILOMETER WALK PLANNED
560 RAISED FOR SICK WAYNE YOUN
MAN TOURING IN ULTRALIGHT FOR
OUKE SUPPORTERS GAMBLED AGAINS
TRAVELING CIRCUSES: LET BUYER
FABULOUS FORTIES GALA BENEFITS
LET HEAO LEAO YOUR HEART
LIONS CLUB BENEFIT A WORTHY P»
THANKS FROM VIETNAM VETS
DURHAM RED CROSS GOAL IS J20.0
BUSINESSMAN PUTS BOUNTY ON F IS
CONCERT TO BENEFIT FUTURE N.C.
KIWANIANS SCORE AGAIN
FUNO STARTED FOR FIRE VICTIMS
FUNDAMENTALISTS
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMF S OF CHURCHES)
CHARGE AGAINST TEACHER IS DISMISSED BY JUDGE
BAPTIST FIGHT BREWING: FUNDAMENTALISTS SEEK TO HOLO CONVENTION..
SOME FUNDAMENTALISTS DISAPPOINTED WITH MARTIN
IDEOLOGICAL CLASH BREWING OVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GOP SEEKS CHURCH LISTS
THINKING MUDOY ON ABORTION ISSUE
BAPTIST CONVENTION CONFLICT BLAMED ON CHANGING SOUTH
ELECTION BATTLE TOPS BAPTISTS' MEETING
N.C. BAPTISTS PICK MODERATE
BAPTISTS URGEO TO MAKE PEACE. BUT CONSERVATIVE TAR HEFLS REFUSE
BAPTISTS' THEOLOGICAL SPLIT C3UL0 BECOME CHASM, GRANT WARNS
BAPTISTS: HERESY CHARGE. POSSIBLE LAWSUIT STIR THE FERMENT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ANO MORTICIAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
AIDS SCARE CHANGES WAY BODIES HANDLED
FUNERAL HOMES
AIDS SCARE CHANGES WAY BODIES HANDLED
FUNERALS
SEE ALSO FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND MORTICIAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
HOTEL
FOUNDATION
VICTIMS
AR-OLO APEX BOY
OLICITOPS
RAISERS
RNEY
w ON BINGO GAMES
RAM
ECTOR
E VICTIMS
MINE VICTIMS
IES SEEKING GRANTS
RULES
CANCER SOCIETY
NG NEW LAW
WASTED EFFORT
EOY OURHAM FAMILIES
ALTH CENTER
TUROAY CONCERT
D DINNER
GSTER STOLEN
CHARITY
T CANCER ANO WON
BEWARE
HOSPICE
OJECT
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2 2/09/85 A IS
2 2/23/85 C t
2 8/29/85 B 3
H 2 5/12/85 B 3 N U80
S 2 5/13/85 A 10 N
H 2 6/20/85 A 9 P N
S 2 6/25/85 A 5 N
S 2 10/03/85 A 5 N
S 2 6/01/85 A 3 N
H 2 3/22/85 0 4 « S6ft
H 2 5/10/85 D 9 P F N34
S 2 6/12/85 C
S 2
1/18/85
A
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N
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H 2
2/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/09/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/25/85
A
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N
H 2
5/04/35
D
4
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S 2
6/0T/B5
A
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6/10/85
A
g
N
h 2
6/13/85
B
1
P
N
W24
S 2
6/13/85
A
4
E
S 2
6/14/85
A
1
T
N
»47
H 2
6/22/85
A
5
P
P
S76
H 2
7/11/85
0
5
P
N
S 2
7/15/85
A
3
N
S 2
8/05/85
c
1
N
H 2
8/16/85
B
1
P
P
F70
S 2
8/16/85
C
I
N
J13
H 2
8/19/85
A
9
N
S 2
8/22/85
c
1
N
H 2
8/24/85
A
9
P
N
H 2
9/02/85
C
5
N
S 2
9/02/85
c
1
N
J13
H 2
9/05/85
A
4
E
H 2
9/09/85
A
4
E
S 2
9/09/85
C
1
N
H 2
9/11/85
A
8
N
S 2
9/17/85
A
7
N
S 2
9/19/85
c
6
N
S 2
9/19/85
c
6
N
H 2
10/02/85
c
12
1
H 2
10/03/85
8
7
N
H 2
10/15/85
A
9
N
H 2
10/22/85
A
6
□
U
H45
H 2
10/23/85
A
4
L
S 2
10/23/85
B
1
P
N
G59
H 2
13/25/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/30/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/05/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/09/85
A
10
N
H 2
11/10/85
B
10
P
P
F70
S 2
11/14/85
0
4
0
N
G59
H 2
11/23/85
i
4
E
S 2
12/17/85
C
1
P
•1
2
4/27/85
A
A
1
f
6/01/85
A
t
N
?
7/09/85
A
16
N
?
9/02/85
(
1
N
?
9/10/»5
I
4
N
?
10/28/85
A
4
L
2
U/05/85
A
N
2
11/12/85
A
1
N
2
11/13/85
A
1
P N
2
11/14/85
A
1
N
2
11/15/85
c
9
P N
2
11/30/85
A
7
P N
H 2 12/17/85 B 1 T F L41
H 2 12/17/85 B 1 T F L41
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L
1/01/95
INDEX
12/31/55
S U b J E C T S
PAGE 335
1/16/86
SOME SELL TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO LIVING WILL
SEE 4LS0 SPACE FUNERALS
MOTHER SUES MORTICIAN AFTER SON'S FUNER4L
MEDI4 DISRUPTED MEM0RI4L
MEDI4 C0VER4GE IN UNC COED'S OEATH CRITICIZEO
FUNFEST IN.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE 4ND SCIENCE!
SEE 4LS0 N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE 4N0 SCIENCE
■LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL' 4T funfest "85
•GOOD TIMES ROLL' 4T FUNFEST '85
FUNFEST 1935
KNOWLEDGE FOR THE FUN OF IT
SEVEN HOURS OF HIGH JINKS FOR ONLY «1.2* ( 40 I
P4RTICIP4TI0N MAKES FUNFEST SJCCESSFUL
FUNFEST '85 A SUCCESS
FUOUA INDUSTRIES (ATLANTA, GEORGIA!
SOME SE-INARS SELL STOCKS 4N0 FUNDS!
4LLENT0N REALTY DROPS BETTER HOMES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FU0U4T-V4RIN4 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
FUOUAV'S 2ND HALF SINKS SOUTH GR4NVILLE
FURM4N UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HEALTHY TAR HEELS ROLL OVER FJRMAN
UNC ENDS 'VACATION' W I TH ANOTHER WIN
PACK'S PROGRESS SHOWS IN 94-55 WIN OVER FURMAN
W0LFP4CK IMPRESSIVE
FURM4N UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
PALAOINS WALK OVER W0LFP4CK
FURM4N STICKS IT TO ST4TE. . . AG 4 IN
SHERID4N ACCEPTED. AT EASE WITH STATE
SHERIDAN NEW LEADER OF THE PACK: EX-RURM4N C04CH SIGNS 5-YE4R CONTRACT
FURNITURE
SEE HOME FURNISHINGS
FURNITURE DESIGNERS
YUPPIE STYLE FORGETS ITS PURPOSE
KNOCK-DOWN FURNITURE BUILDS UP SALES
FOR THE HOME
FOR THE HOME
FURNITURE INO
SEE ALSO B
SEE ALSO R
SEE ALSO F
SEE ALSO S
COLLEGE
NEW FURN
FURNITUR
200 FURN
MA1L-0R0
FOR THE
IMPORTS
N.C. FUR
ANALYSTS
ANTITRUS
FARMERS.
USTRY
EDS
ROYHILL INDUSTRIES INC.
URNITURF MARKET
OUTHERN FURNITURE EXPOSITION BUILDING. INC.
OFFERS MAJOR IN FURNITURE MARKETING
ITURE SHOWS PLANNED FUR HIGH POINT
E IMPORTED FROM CANADA PROMPTS COBLE TO PREPARE BILL
ITURE WORKERS L4I0 OFF
ER FURNITURE? S04RING AFTFR SHAKY ST4RT
HOME
TROUBLE FURNITURE INOJSTRY
NITURE INDUSTRY W4NTS TR40E BILL TO STEM IMPORT TIDE
NOT IMPRESSED WITH PL 4N TO RELAX MERGER RULES
T PROPOSAL WON'T BOOST N.C. FURNITURE. TEXTILES
TEXTILE INDUSTRY HURT IN '35
FURNITURE M4RKET
SEE ALSO BROYH
SEE ALSO FURNI
•EXCELLENT
FURNITURE MA
OPENING OAY
SPRING MART
WICKER'S MOV
•PRETTY POSI
FALL FURNITU
FURNITURE CI
FURNITURE MA
IT'S 'HIGH-R
COMPUTERS. V
DON'T HEED T
TOBACCO INOU
FURNITURE M4
BORN IN THE
FURNITURE M4
ILL INDUST
TURE INDUS
FURNITURE
RT BUYERS
4TTEND4NCE
FIT FOR PO
ING FROM P
TIVE SHOW*
RE MARKET
TY SET TO
RKET EXPEC
ISERS' FUR
IDEO EOUIP
R40E WAR T
STRY CHIDE
RKET REPOR
USA
RKET OPEN
RIES INC.
TRY
SALES AJE EXPECTED
■IN UPBEAT MOOD'
SEEN UP AT SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET
PES 4N0 PRESIDENTS
ORCH INTO LIVING ROOM
EXPECTED 4T F4LL FURNITURE MARKET
ANTICIPATES UPSWING
WELCOME BUYERS
TS CR0W3S. BUT MODEST BUYING
:NITURE INDUSTRY SETS SIGHTS ON
'MENT CHANGE FURNITURE BUYING — 4N4LYST
ALK— FURNITURE OFFICIAL
0 ON FHE-SAFE SMOKES DELAY
TS RECORD ATTENDANCE
TO PUBLIC FOR TOURS
FURS
BUY FAKE FUR GIFTS
FUSIFORM RUST
SEE ALSO TREES. OISEASES
TREE DISEASE TRACED TO GOLDSBORO NURSERY
FUTURE FARMERS OF 4MERIC4
4GRICULTURE F4IR IN ROXBORO
FUTURISTS
•FUTURE' 4CTIVITIES. CER4MICS SHOW SET
G105
SEE WDCG-FM (0URH4M, N.C!
G4F CORP.
UNION C4RBIDE 0FFICI4L IN RTP PROMOTEO
M4J0R TPI4NGLE WORKSHOP PL 4NNE 0 FOR INVFNTORS
4SBEST0S FIRM SUES CIG4RETTE M4KERS
GALE IGENESIS OF 4TL4NTIC LOWS EXPERIMENT)
SEE 4LS0 WEATHER, N.C.
WHEN THE NOR'EASTERS BLOW, GALE WILL BE WATCHING
HO MILLION PROJECT TO STUDY N.C. WEATHER
GIANT (GOO IS ALIVE NOW, TOOAYI
•GOO IS DEAD' OUOTE RAISES PROTEST AT UNC
SILLINESS IS NOT A CRIME
t
L
pr, l
H 2 7/21/85
H 2 9/12/85
S 2 9/12/85
5/02/85
5/09/85
5/10/85
5/10/85
5/11/85
5/14/35
5/17/85
7/14/85
7/28/85
8/30/85
H 2 9/28/85 D
H 2 2/03/85 CI N M71
S 2 2/04/85 D 3 P U F25
H 2 11/23/85 D 1 P N M14
S 2 11/28/95 C IMP!!
H 2 9/29/35 C I N M71
S 2 9/30/85 D 3 P U F25
H 2 12/31/85 B 1 U 071
H 2 12/31/35 B 2 P N C 36
2 8/16/85 D 10 P R G68
2 9/13/85 4 6 P N
2 9/25/85 A 6 P F J40
2 10/02/85 B 2 P F
s ?
2/06/85 A
3
N
H 2
6/16/65 0
1/
N
H ?
8/23/85 B
5
N
H ?
8/23/85 4
1?
N
H ?
9/08/85 B
11
N
1 41
H /
9/25/85 4
6 P F
J40
H ?
10/23/85 B
2
N
S /
10/29/85 C
3
N
H /
12/12/85 A
16
N
S ?
12/16/85 C
1/
N
H 2
12/23/85 C
1
H
H
?
4/18/85
I)
7
N
H
1
4/19/85
H
1
N
H
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4/20/85
1
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N
H
?
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H
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5/17/85
10/10/35
B
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N
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10/14/85
4
H
H
H
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10/16/85
A
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N
H
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10/17/85
A
1 7
N
H
f
10/18/R5
H
f
P
F
,14(1
H
?
10/20/85
B
1 1
N
H
?
10/20/85
H
I 1
N
H
?
10/21/85
A
1 1
N
H
?
10/25/85
(.
7
N
H
.'
10/27/85
1-
I
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1-
.1411
H
2
11/25/85
4
6
N
H 2 12/10/85 A 4 L
H 2 3/10/85 B 4 N
H 1 9/25/85 B 1 P P K30
S 2 10/03/85 D 4 N
H 2 8/31/85 A I N
H 2 9/01/85 0 13 P U L41
S 2 10/11/85 C 5 N
11/26/85
12/10/85
9/13/35
9/19/85
SEE GENERIC CIGARETTES
SEE GENERIC PRODUCTS CORP.
SEE LIGGETT E MYERS TOBACCO CO.
GSX CHEMICAL SERVICES GROUP
1N0IAN GROUP TO OPPOSE W4STE PLANT
S.C. HOPES N.C. KEEPS WASTE
BLAOEN INCINERATOR PROPOSAL GETS REVIEW
GTE PHONE MART (NORTHGATE MALL!
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRONICS CORP.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
NEW NUMBER FOR GTE
H 2 8/08/85
H 2 10/21/35
S 2 11/08/85
6
11
H 2 11/23/85 C 2 P P M66
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/95
SUBJECTS
GIVE HI" A CALL
GTE SATELLITE COUP.
GTE EARNINGS SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
REALTORS' ECONOMIST THINKS EC3NOMY HILL DECLINE IN '86
GTE SPRINT
GTE EARNINGS SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
G. □. SEARLE f. CO.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK SCIENTISTS OEVELOP NEW ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER
ASPARTAME TESTS CALLED MISLEADING
GAFFNEY PEACH
SEE ALSO GREENVILLE. S.C.
FORBIO THE -SIGNATURE'
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
DURHAM TEACHERS REAP BENEFITS OF GTF PROGRAM
GALAPAGOS JOURNEY REFRESHES TEACHER
GALLFRIE 75 1
GALLERIE 751: BOTH THE BUILDING ANO THE ART FROM THE SAME CREATIVE HAND
GALLSTONES
ALTERNATIVES TO SURGERY FOR GALLSTONES AVAILABLE
GALLUP POLL
SEE ALSO POLLS
SEAT-BELT LAWS PAY OFF
GAMBLING
SEE ALSO BINGO
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO LOTTERIES
SEE ALSO SPORTS. GAMBLING
LOTTERY IN FOR TOUGH FIGHT
ACC ERASED TARNISH OF GAMBLING SCANDAL
PUBLISHER SEEKS HORSE. OOG RACE TRACK FOR STATE
•CASINO NIGHTS' BILL AOVANCES
OILAUOID ORUG BILL IS ATTACKED AS UNFAIR
THE BET'S OFF FOR LOTTERY BILL
PAIR WORKS TO KEEP ATHLETICS FIX-FREE
GAME LANOS
SEE ALSO HUNTING
CONSERVANCY HELPS PROTECT PENDER TRACT
GAME OF OUPHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N .C .
GAME OF DURHAM
GAME ROOM (OURHAM SALOONI
INJURED MAN TAKEN TO N.C. MEMORIAL
GAME WARDENS
SEE ALSO WILOLIFE CONSERVATION
TWO VIRGINIA BROTHERS PLEAD GJILTY TO SHOOTING AT N.C. GAME WARDEN
GAMES
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
E ALSO ASSASSINATION GAMES
:E ALSO BINGO
E ALSO BLACFAX I GAME I
E ALSO BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS
E ALSO CHECKERS
E ALSO CHESS
E ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. GAMES
E ALSO DOMINOS
E ALSO FRISBEF (GAME!
E ALSO GAMBLING
E ALSO KAOS IKILLER AS AN ORGANIZED SPORT)
E AL50 N.C. GAME
E ALSO PUZZLES
E ALSO SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISM
E ALSO TOYS
E ALSO VIDEO GAMES
E ALSO WAR GAMES
GANNETT CO.
FIVE STUDENTS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS
GAPBAGF COLLECTIO
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO LEAF
SEE ALSO TRASH
'WASTE-TO- EN
TRUCK BANGS
TRASH TRUCK
UNION TO PRO
OUESTIONS RA
TRASH COLLEC
FINANCE PANE
WATER, SEWER
ADMINISTRATO
SANITATION S
OURHAM SHOUL
VEHICLE MAIN
SANITATION W
SAHI TATION C
SANITATION S
NON-CITY AGE
DURHAM STUOI
TRASH-TO-CAS
SAVINGS TO B
N. DURHAM
M CI TY LANDFILL
M COUNTY HEALTH D"PT., SANITATION DIVISION
» COUNTY SANITATION OEPT.
COLLECTION
OUMPING
ERGY' FACILITY MAY SOLVE DURHAM GARBAGE PROBLEM
POLE
TILTS POLE
TEST PLAN TO CUT SANITATION JOBS
ISED ON GARBAGE PLAN
TORS BALK AT CITY PLANS FOR PRIVATE SERVICE
L SHELVES PLAN TO DROP 7 TRASH COLLECTORS
RATES TO BE STUOI ED
RS GET PAID TO GUI OE CITY EFFICIENTLY
HIFT 'UNFAIR. UNJUST'
0 TREAT ALL WORKERS FAIRLY
TENANCE SAVES
ORKERS GRATEFUL
HIEF FILES FOR RETIREMENT AUG. I
UPERINTENDENT TO RETIRE
NCIES GET 1303. OOD
ES OPTIONS TO HELP IN TRASH DISPOSAL
H COULD EASE OURHAM'S LANDFILL CRUNCH
E HAO IN A DISTRICT SYSTEM
gapbagf collection, n.c.
see also Chapel hill, n.c garbage collection
see also vance county, n.c. trash collection
sniper likely dies in fire: oisgruntleo worker kills boss,
equipment complicated sniper effort
garbage recycling
see trash recycling
garden club of n.c.
see also garoening. ourham
see also gardening, n.c.
it's garden club's oiamono jubilee
garden makers garoen club
S I T
N E ELY
P 0 DATE C PG L P 9YL
S 2 U/23/R5 A 14 P P M66
H 2 T/23/B5 A ID N
H 2 11/17/85 D <• P II L41
H 2 7/23/85 A ID
N
N J56
S 2 4/29/85 A 3
S 2 7/27/85 A 3
H 2 12/26/95 A
S 2 7/30/85 C 1 N J13
S 2 9/04/95 A 1 P N J13
H 2 11/01/85 0 I P F W66
S 2 12/24/85 A 16 U
S 2 5/18/85 A
H 2 3/29/85 A 4
H 2 4/05/95 C 3
S 2 4/30/85 A 6
H 2 6/07/85 B 5
H 2 6/08/85 A 8
H 2 7/11/85 A 1
H 2 10/10/85 0 1
N CO
U M71
H 2 9/05/85 A 10 N
H 2 5/22/85 A 4 L
S 2 10/16/85 A 15 N
H 2 7/13/85 A 9 N
4/16/85
9/20/85
10/19/95
10/20/95
10/26/85
12
11
N HO 3
U L41
P F7D
H 3 3/27/85 C 1
S 7
1/26/85
A
1
N
MS9
S ?
3/04/95
A
1
P P
1 | 1
H 7
3/05/95
H
1
P P
1 M
H 2
5/26/85
B
4
N
H 2
5/30/85
n
1
P N
SSI
S 2
5/31/85
i
1
N
M69
H 2
6/01/35
(
1
N
SSI
S ?
6/01/95
A
1
N
Mh"
S 2
6/03/85
A
4
S 2
6/08/85
A
4
H 2
6/12/85
A
4
S ?
6/13/85
A
4
H 7
6/18/85
A
4
S 2
6/24/85
r
I
N
M69
H f
6/26/85
A
in
N
S 2
6/29/85
A
3
N
M69
S 2
7/30/85
A
1
N
M6 9
S 7
7/31/85
A
4
f
H 2
8/05/85
A
4
L
H 2
S 2
7/09/85 A I
7/10/85 C 2
H 2 4/28/85 E 13 P U G78
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 397
1/16/96
IT
GARDEN
FU«ES ON UNIVERSITY. ..
GARDEN SALE
GAROEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS (OANCEI
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
•GAROEN" IS UNEARTHLY. DELIGHTFUL SHOW
•GARDEN* EXPLORES HUMAN SIN IN EARTHY, DELIGHTFUL DANCE
DANCE OR THEATER? ONLY MARTHA CLARKE KNOWS FOR SURE
MARTHA CLARKE TO PERFORM FINAL OANCE TONIGHT AT PAGE
GARDENING, OURHAM
SEE ALSO BERM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY GARDENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNCIL OF GARDEN CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDEN CLU8 OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HERITAGE GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO LANDSCAPING
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE ALSO PINETUM GAROEN CLUB
SEE ALSO PLANTS
SEE ALSO ROCK GAROENS
HER WREATHS STAY UP UNTIL VALFNTINE'S OAY
HE HAD A HORNETS' NEST LONG BEFORE HE KNEW
ELNORA SMITH KEEPS BUSY, EVEN IF SHE CAN'T .
NURSING SICK PLANTS IS ONE OF HER SPECIALTIES
PLANTS INTEGRAL TO HIS WORK
THE BUG MAY BITE SOME AT ORCHID SHOW
CONSULTANT GIVES TIPS ON LAWN. GARDEN CARE
HERITAGE CLUB MEMBERS WORK WITH CHILDREN, CRAFTS
CHARLOTTE SHOW PROVES SPRING IS ALMOST HERE
POPULAR TV GARDENER PLANS VISIT TO AREA
JOHN HINES OISCOVERS BERM ANSWER TO TRAFFIC.
GARDEN FAIR PROMISES PRE-SEASON HELP
N.C. ZOO IS A TREASURE TROVE 3F FLORA, FAUNA
HERB GROWERS MEET FOR ANNUAL HERB DAY
PEACE IS ITS OFFERING
GARDEN TIME '85
GARDEN TIME '85
WILDFLOWER GARDFN: IT MAKES A BEAUTIFUL STATEMENT
PLANT SALE CONSERVATION ALTERNATIVE
IT'S GAROEN CLUB'S DIAMOND JU9ILEE
BONSAI SOCIETY HOLDS WORKSHOP
AZALEAS: SUBJECT OF JIM DARDEN'S NEW BOOK
IN A BIG WAY
BOTANICAL GARDEN'S NEW BOOK G30WS SOME WILD THINGS
HARSH WINTER KILLED MANY SHRU3 S. TREES
OWL FAMILY IS BUILT-IN FUN FO^ THE HARES
FLOWERS HERS, VEGETABLES HIS
LELA WELLS' HEART'S ALWAYS OUTDOORS
ROBERT 0. ELLIOTT JR. IS DEDICATED TO DAYLILIES
PEONY: a SPECIAL GIFT FROM THE ORIENT
TRY TRIMMED OOWN GAROEN
SENIOPS MAKE GARDENING THEIR FAVORITE PASTIME
BENTEL YARD IS RIOT OF SUMMERTIME COLOR
THEY TRANSFORM 'DEAD-LOOKING' FENCE WITH ART
SHE WANTS BEAUTY WHEREVER SHE GOES
A SNAKE PLANT THAT BLOOMS HAS GOTTA' BE SPECIAL
GEORGE YARO REVEALS: 'GARDENING GOOD THERAPY'
WATKINS YARO WAS ONCE 'BACK IN THE COUNTRY'
7-YEAR-OLO DAMIAN IS SERIOUS GARDENER
OXFORD GARDEN FEATURED TOMORROW QN CHANNEL 4
YEAR-ROUNO BLOOMERS OECK CRAMER'S YARD
LITTLE-KNOWN ANGEL'S TRUMPET GIVES HER FUN ANO SATISFACTION
GARDENING KEEPS HER YOUTHFUL
SEPTEMBER'S THE MONTH TO RENOVATE YOUR LAWN
SUMMER'S HARVEST
•MUM' IS THE WORD FOR HAROY. COLORFUL FALL PLANTS
A WINNING GAROEN
GOURD DESERVES RESPECT: IT CAN BE FOOD, UTENSIL ALIKE
GREEN THUMB AWARD
TODAY'S 4-H WORK HAS URBAN FLAVOR
CALADIUMS AOO COLOR TO LANOSCAPE
PEANUTS OESERVE PLACE IN GAROEN
SELECTION, PEST MANAGEMENT KEY TO GROWING FRUIT
SUMMER'S PAST BUT MEMORY LINGERS
REO CANNAS TAKE DURHAM BY SURPRISE
PLANT ABOVE GROUNO
ORNAMENTAL GRASS HARD TO FIND
TREES DON'T 'UP ANO OIE' BUT THEY DO NEED SOME CARE
CHRISTMAS TREES CAN BE USED IN LANDSCAPE PLAN
FESTIVE TRIMMINGS ABOUND AT BENNETT PLACE TOOAY
LATE CROP
LANOSCAPE FOR THE BIRDS
GARDENING, N.C.
SEE ALSO GAROEN CLUB OF N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GAROEN
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
RENTAL PLOTS LET GARDENERS EXERCISE GREEN THUMBS
NOW IS GOOO TIME TO CLEAN UP GAROEN
MASTER GAROENERS CLASS IN HILLSBOROUGH TAKING ENTRIES
GARDNER-WEBB COLLEGE (N.C.I
GARDNER-WEBB'S PRESIOENT RESIGNS
GARONER-WEBB COLLEGE PRESIOENT APPOINTED
GARDNER-WEBB COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
EAGLES RALLY AT GARDNER-WEBB
GARNER HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
FUMBLE RETURN PUSHES NORTHERN PAST GARNER, 7-6
KNIGHTS LEAD VOTING
GARNISHMENT
SEE ALSO COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO DEBTS
HOSPITAL GARNISHMENT LAW IS SHELVEO
GARRETT ROAD
1-40 PANEL DISCUSSES LIMITS ON HOUSING
GARRETT ROAD CENTER REAOY FOR TENANTS
GARRETT SQUARE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
GARRETT, SULLIVAN, £ CO.
CITY SCHOOL AUDITING WOES ARE MINOR
3 TRIANGLE COMPANIES GET MINORITY BUSINESS AWARDS
GARY, INDIANA
SEE ALSO INDIANA
RESPONSIBILITY BEGINS AT HOME
GAS LEAK
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
CHARLOTTE GAS LEAK FORCES EVACUATION
DATE
4/10/85
S I
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
GAS LEAK PROMPTS EVACUATION
CORRECTION
CAR STRIKES METER. CAUSING GAT LEAK
WATER POLLUTION AT CHURCH HALTS MEALS PROGRAM
GAUGE MALFUNCTIONS, CAUSES EVACUATION OF COCA-COLA PLANT
GAS LEAK FORCES DHS EVACUATION
B»EAK IN GAS LINE CAUSES EVACJAT10N AT DURHAM HIGH
2.000-GALLON GAS LEAH DISCOVERED
GASOLINE LEAK BEING CLEANED LP
DURHA" GROUP HANTS TQXIC CHEMICALS LIST
THE SICKNESS OF 3H0PAL
36 PEOPLE HOSPITALIZED AFTER GAS LEAK
CHLORINE LEAK SENOS 22 TO HOSPITAL
CHLORINE GAS LEAK PROBE CONTINUES
HILLSBOROUGH TO SURVEY GAS TANKS
BHOPAL PROTEST
GAS "ETERS
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY POWER METE'S
REGISTRATION TUESDAY FOR METE* INSTRUCTION
GASOHOL
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL FUELS
SEE ALSO ETHANOL
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
SEE ALSO METHANOL
SEE ALSO "OONSHINE
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
SENATE VOTES TO HALT GASOHOL TAX BREAK
GASOHOL TAXES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TAXES. N.C.
LEGISLATOR ABONOONS "DUMMY- BILLS ON EDUCATION
41*0 MILLION PLANT SAID JEOPARDIZED
MURPHY'S LAW STRIKES GASOHOL TAX
BOTH SIOES SPEAK ABOUT TAX BREAK ON ALCOHOL FUELS
GASOLINE
SEE ALS? GASOHOL
GASOLINE BIGGER JULY 4 HAZARD Than FIREWORKS. DOCTOR SAYS
SOME GASOLINE FOUND IN UNION tOUNTY WELLS
OIL FIRM TESTING GASOLINE TANKS IN FOUR COUNTIES
DURHAM STORES TESTING METHANOL FUEL SALES
GASOLINE. SUBSTITUTES
SEE GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
GASOLINE. THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, DURHAM
2 MEN CHARGED IN THEFT OF GAS
GASOLINE. UNLEADED
GETTING THE LEAD OUT MAY R A I Sr GAS PRICES
GASOLINE AOOITIVE
ETHANOL INCREASE COULD PUT OENT IN CORN SURPLUS
STOP-SALE OROER
GASOLINE MILEAGE
HIGH COST OF EFFICIENCY
GASOLINE PRICES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS
SENATE APPROVES BAN ON BELOW-GOST GAS SALES
GETTING THE LEAD OUT may RAISE GAS PRICES
GASOLINE PRICES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS. DURHAM
HOLIDAY GAS PRICES HIGHEST IN DURHAM
GASOLINE PRICES. GOUGING
SEE ALSO PRICE FIXING
SENATE GIVES TENTATIVE APPROVAL TO BILL PROHIBITING SALF
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GASOLINE PRICES. N.C.
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GAS PRICES RISE S 2 i'.IV.ll *
GAS PRICES HIGHER; RECORD HOLIDAY TRAVEL EXPECTED S 2 5/23/85 A
HOLIDAY GAS PRICES HIGHFST IN DURHAM S 2 5/24/35 A
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GAS PRICES UP A BIT THIS THANKSGIVING H 2 11/25/85 8
OIL. GAS PRICES DROP PREDICTED H 2 12/13/85 B
GASOLINE PRICES. U.S.
SIGNS OF WAR ICARTOONI
GASOLINE PUMPS
SEE ALSO SERVICE STATIONS
A REMINOER OF EARLIER DAYS
GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
SEE SERVICE STATIONS
GASOLINE SPILLS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO OIL SPILLS
RUBBING SHOULDERS
AVIATION FUEL LEAKS INTO DITCH AT OUKE
ESTIMATE OF OUKE FUEL SPILL INCREASED TO 1,000 GALLONS
TRUCKS CRASH ON I-B5; FUEL SPILLED
GAS LEAK CLOSES SIX BUSINESSES
6 BUSINESSES REMAIN CLOSED AS GASOLINE CLEANUP CONTINUES
BACTERIA USED IN GASOLINE CLEANUP
DURHAM" S WATE» NOT CONTAMINATED
OIL FIRM TESTING GASOLINE TAWS IN FOUR COUNTIES
REPAIRS TO BEGIN AT WEST main SERVICE STATION
GAS STATION REOPENS after pump FIXED
GAS LEAKS FUEL HIOOEN DANGERS
TOWN PLANS TANK SURVEY
CULTURES FIGHT GAS LEAK
OVERTURNEO TANKER FORCES EVACUATION
GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
SEE ALSO GASOLINE TANKS
COUNCIL OF STATE DENIES REQUEST TO HELP WARREN COUNTY HOSPITAL
STRICTER REGULATION IS SOUGHT FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
GAS LEAK CLOSES SIX BUSINESSES
6 BUSINESSES REMAIN CLOSED AS GASOLINE CLEANUP CONTINUES
BACTERIA USEO IN GASOLINE CLEANUP
DURHAM'S WATER NOT CONTAMINATED
TOWN BOARD OKS SEWER AGPEEMENT
SOME GASOLINE FOUND IN UNION COUNTY WELLS
GAS LEAKS FUEL HIDOEN DANGERS
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"W.JIi'iSHK'sOIMU. ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO ETHANOL
SEE ALSO GASGHOL
SE!tJt|0SEnItENVOT6S TO ELIMINATE ALCOHOL-BASED FUELS TAX BREAK
SENATE VOTES TO HALT GASOHOL TAX BREAK
G*SSEENALSONAUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES DF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
SEE ALSO FORD MOTOR CO.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
S60Il"'f?RM4TESTING GASOLINE TAN<S IN FOUR COUNTIES
REPAIRS TO BEGIN AT WEST MAIN SERVICE STATION
GAS STATION TO BE REPAIRED ■,..„
SERVICE STATION SELLING GAS AGAIN AFTER LEAK FIXED
GASOLINE TAXES. N.C.
SEpL.NSMAKEi°SCHOOLS COMPETE WITH HIGHWAYS FOR STATE FUNDS
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL CODE OEL AY ED UNT I L NE J T YEAR
PANEL OKS tlZl MILLION PACKAG= OF STATE TAX CUTS
HARRINGTON SAYS TASK FORCE WILL CONSIDER GAS TAX HIKE
IS N.C.'S HIGHWAY FUND ON ROAO TO DISASTER? „-„„.
"LOOKS LIKE S£ MIGHT HAVE TO RAISE THE GAS TAX" (CARTOON)
STATE'S GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS INCREASE
GOVERNOR AGAIN POINTS OUT NEEO FOR HIGHWAY MONEY
H GHWAY FUNO OPTIONS STUOIED INCLUOE SALES J»* ON GASOLINE
MARTIN WON'T RULE OUT SUBMITTING HIGHWAY PACKAGE TO LEGISLATURE
FUEL TAXES. ORIVING FEES AVERAGE till
GASTONnCOUNTY.rN.C.pER ^ ^ p ^
SOME GASTON COUNTY BATS STILL HANGING ON
STANLEY GETTING PLANT
GASTONIA, N.C.
SEE ALSO LIQUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, GASTONIA
KIONAPPED GIRL LIVED OUT OF CAR ON BACK ROADS
MOUNTAINS SEARCHED FOR GASTONIA MAN
ARMOKEO TRUCK ROBBED THIS MORNING ._.,.*,. . , „„ „„„
GASTON COUNTY ROBBERY: ARMOR EO TRUCK LOOT POSSIBLY tlOO.OOO
GASTONIA VOTERS APPROVE MIXED DRINKS
SMB.1 CTHILOH?SENT?NVTI?T?GiT!oN'Sl^CTavERS 250 TEEN GIRLS INVOLVED
BABY DELIVEREO AT GASTONIA FHE STATION
NO MORE FAVORS. PLEASE . . ,„,,„,
GASTONIA MAN PINNED IN OVERTURNED CAR FOR NINE HOURS
GASTONIA. N.C. ELECTIONS ... ,
GASTONIA VOTERS APPROVE MIXED DRINKS
GASTONIA POLICE DEPT.
TRANSIENT CLEANS UP. TAKES OF<= FOR CALIF.
GASTONIA POLICEMAN CHARGED IN SLAYING
NOISY PLACE FOR A NEST
MOTHER GOOSE LIKES RUNWAY
GEMS
$EGEMLCUTTERMSPLITS TIME BETWEEN N.C. AND AFRICA
GENEALOGY
DISPLAYS
NEW BOOKS OFFER AIO FOR TRACING ROOTS
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
AUDIT: LEAF PROGRAM STILL COSTS TAXPAYERS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS
CHORUS TO PERFORM HERE JULY H
GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
STATE ELECTION LAWS 'VIOLATED'
GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY
OOWNTOWN APARTMENT, OFFICE TOJERS PLANNED
GENERAL DYNAMICS CO.
GENERAL BENEDICT ARNOLD DYNAMICS (CARTOONI
ZERO MONUMENT (CARTOONI
STOP TAX DOLLAR WASTE
GENERAL DYNAMICS
GENERAL OYNAMICS (CARTOONI
NAVAL SUBMARINE CONTRACTS (CARTOONI
r'EN!EELALSOCMICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF N.C. (STATE RESEARCH FACILITY!
TRIANGLE PLANT STARTS PHASEOUT
GE TO BEGIN LAYING OFF 445
GE WORKERS' FUTURE UNCERTAIN
LAYOFFS SET AT 2 PLANTS IN STATE
LAID-OFF GE WORKERS ATTENDING WORKSHOP
GROUP ASKS GE NUCLEAR STUDY
CHANGING IMAGES
NORTHERN TELECOM/GE TO INSTALL SYSTEM
GF WORKERS FINOING JOBS IN TRIANGLE
SHELL PLANS TO BUY TOO ACRES 3F LANO NEAR RTP
SHELL OIL PLANS 130 MILLION LANO PURCHASE FROM GE
OOSSIER: JAMES F. DYKES
GE TO CLOSE PLANT FOR WEEK
SHELL PLANS INDUSTRIAL PARK ON GE PROPERTY, COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS
LEAK FOUNO AT OLO GE PLANT
TAINTED SOIL FOUND NEAR PARK
TEST WELLS ARE ORILLEO ON GE SITE
CHEMICALS FOUNO IN GE TEST WELLS
GENERAL ELECTRIC (WILMINGTON. N.C.I
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. ANO S.C.
NRC CITED NUKE PLANT FQR BAD WARNING SYSTEM
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SUBJECTS
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GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
SEE GENERAL ELECTRIC
SEE GENERAL ELECTRIC I WILMINGTON .
N.C.I
GENERAL FOODS CORP.
GENERAL FOODS RECALLING SOME CHEESE IN 14 STATES
GENERAL FOOOS RECALLING SOME BRANDS OF ChEESE
GENERAL FOODS REPORTED STUOVING Takeover OIO
GENERAL LEE CELEBRITY BALL
FRENCH DIPLOMAT TO ATTENO 8AL-
HONORING GENERAL FROM
GENERAL MILLS, INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MAN GETS 43 CASES OF CEREAL FOR HOME RUN HIT
iN 1937
2 3/23/35 B
1 3/24/95 C
2 9/27/85 C
H 2 5/24/85 A 19
H 2 7/27/85 B 7
S 2 12/06/95 C 10
GENERAL MOTORS
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
TEAM OF SIX DURE STUDENTS COMPETES FOR 110.000 GM GPANT
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GENERAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRONICS CORP.
SEE ALSO GTE PHONE MART (NORTHGATE M»LL>
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
SWITCH FAILURE SILENCES PHONES
FOR S3. 500. YOU GET 200-PAGE =>00K. PLUS 5 CONSULTING HOURS WITH AUTHORS
GTE ADDS CASH TO EMPLOYEES' CIVIC WORK
GEN TEL A STEP AHEAD
GTE REWARDS EMPLOYEE FOR HEROISM
HOSPITAL PHONE SYSTEM PLACED ON HCLO
FIRM OFFERS PILOT VOLUNTEER P'OGRAM
RADIO PROMOTIONS OVERLOAD PHONES
DURHAM LONG-DISTANCE USERS WILL FACE CHOICE
NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM INSTALLED
REPORT EVALUATES DURHAM'S RETAIL TRADE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
DURHAM SURVEY SHOULD STIMULATE SOME ACTION
MAJOR TRIANGLE WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR INVENTORS
GTE PROMISES TO EASE UP ON YOJR EARS
UPGRADING OF TELEPHONE SERVICE UNOE' WAY
KIDS IN HOSPITALS GET DIRECT LINE TO SANTA CLAUS
CHILDREN IN 3 HOSPITALS CAN PHONE SANTA CLAUS
SANTA'S CALLING
GENERAL TELEPHONE EXPECTED TO SIGN franklIN PLAZA LEASE
GENERAL TELEPHONE ANO ELECTRONICS :ORP.. SALES AND EARNINGS
GTE EARNINGS SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NOY-TAXP AY ING LIST
GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF KENTUCKY
TWO GTE COMPANIES ASK TO »ERG=
NEW NAME SELECTED FOR FIRMS MERGE'
GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALSO GROWTH INITIATIVES FOR TEACHERS IGIFTI
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
GEN TEL A STEP AHEAD
BULK OF GTE'S INVESTMENT TO GO TO DURHAM
GTE TO BUY NEW SWITCHES FOR DJRha"
NEw PHONE BOOKS OUE; COVER FEATURES NCCU' S ANNIVERSARY
NCCU makes COVER OF PHONE BOW
ON THE COVER
EAVESDROPPING?
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GTE LFAOS TRIANGLE IN 9-0IGIT ZIP COOE
PHONE BILLS GOING UP 11 IN JUNE
GTE CUSTOMERS TO PAY MORE
HEAVY CALLING DISRUPTS SOME TELEPHONE SERVICE
PRQPLEMS PLAGUE DURHAM PHONES
TWO GTE COMPANIES ASK TO MERG"
OURHAM TEACHERS REAP 3ENEFITS OF GTE PROGRAM
TELEPHONE SERVICE IMPROVES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM LEAOERS SAY SURVEY: DOWNTOWN MAIN ISSUE
DURHAM NICE. FAR FROM PERFECT. SURVEY SHOWS
GENERAL TELEPHONE TO PUT IN NEW SYSTEM
NORTH. SOUTH GRANVILLE LOCAL PHONE CALLS EYED
GALAPAGOS JOURNEY REFRESHES TEACHER
DURHAM UNITED WAY GETS CONTRIBUTION OF J236.000
NO ROOM FOR COMPLACENCY
NEW NAME SELECTED FOR FIRMS MERGER
TELEPHONE OFFICES CLOSEO
GTE UPGPAOING SERVICE
GTE MAJOR LESSEE IN DOWNTOWN PLAZA
WITTENBERG TO BUY PEOPLES BUILDING
GENERAL TELEPHONE TAKES SPACE IN FRANKLIN PLAZA
GTE OFFICIALS SIGN AGREEMENT = OR OFFICES IN FRANKLIN PLAZA
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL MAY OR AW HJTEL INTEREST
MOVING: REDEVELOPMENT PUZZLE'S PIECES COME TOGETHER
WITTENBERG SEES PROJECT AS CHANCE TO SET FUTURE
THE WITTENBERG ENTHUSIASM
GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST. ELECTRONIC SWITCHING EOUIPmENT
SEE ALSO NORTHERN TELECOM, DIGITAL SWITCHING OIVISION
GTE TO BUY NEW SWITCHES FOR DURHAM
LESS TO GROUSE ABOUT
BAO CONNECTION, HE GROUSES
NEW GTE OIGITAL SWITCHES FASTER SMALLER, SMARTER
GENERAL TELEPHONE INSTALLS NEW SYSTEM
NEW TELEPHONE SWITCHING SYSTEM GOES INTO EFFECT
GENERAL TELEPHONE INSTALLS NEW SWITCH
GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST, EMPLOYEES
GTE AOOS CASH TO EMPLOYEES' CIVIC WORK
magSamen GETS MEOAL
COMPANY EMPLOYEES CAN WORK TOGETHER IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
GENERIC CIGARETTES
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LIGGETT C MYERS SHARE OF LEAF MARKET DECLINES
LIGGETT .ILL LOSE GENERIC DISTRIBUTOR
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BUYOUT TALK HINTED AS LCM PROFITS SINK
LCH EXPENSES TO BE STUOIED
LCM SAYS LOST ACCOUNTS RECARTJREO
GENERIC DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
FDA STREAMLINES PROCESS TO APPROVE GENERIC ORUGS
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LIGGETT WILL LOSE GENERIC DISTRIBUTOR
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GENESIS C4PIT4L C0RP0R4TI0N
SEC CHAPGES N.C. PUBLIC4TI0NS WITH FRAUO
GENETIC ENGINEERING
SEE 4LS0 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING __ ■
SEE 4LS0 CLONES (GENETIC HUMAN * E PROOUCT I ONS I
LAWSUIT SPARKS DEBATE ON 4B0RTI0N, GENETIC ENGINEERING
■FOOTORAGGING' WORRIES BIOTECHNICAL EXECUTIVE
GENETIC RESE4RCH
SEE 4LS0 4MNI0CENTESIS
SEE 4LS0 BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE 4LS0 BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE 4LS0 0N4 RESE4RCH
SEE 4LS0 HL4 TYPING
SEE 4LS0 MEDIC4L RESE4RCH
SEE 4LS0 N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SERFSC|S]FDPPKU* VICT IMS RUN HIGH MSK OF H4VING RET4ROE0 RABIES
N.C. TEEN FACES OLD STRICT DIET IF SHE EVER CHOOSES PREGN4NCY
EIGHT RESEARCHERS AT OUKE RECEIVE CENTER'S GRANTS
POWERFUL DRUGS MAY MEAN RISK FOR NURSES
N.C. MAN SHARES ALTERNATIVE NOBEL FHIIE
TEST CALLED POSSIBLE KEY TO T3B4CC0 CARCINOGENS
GENSEEC4LS0 CLONES (GENETIC HUMAN REPRODUCTIONS!
SEE 4LS0 0N4 RESEARCH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO PLANT GENETICS . _
MATH SCHOOL STUOENT LEARNS TO CLONE GENES
GENEVA. SWITZERLAND
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HERALD'S HOOGES HITTING THE R3AD FOR THE SUMMIT
IN GENEV4. CONFIDENT PRESIDENT
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WHEN SUPERPOWERS MEET FACE TO FACE
TO THFM, 'NO PROBELIM', BUT FOR US...
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SUMMIT NOT FOR ST4MPEDE „„„.
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PRSFE?SCR<?FREAGANDVsiPGORBACHEV A DRAW. ..BEST WE COULD EXPECT
CONTINUED ARMS TALKS 4 CANDLE IN DARKNESS
SUMMIT ACCOMPLISHMENTS (CART03NI
4RTICLE W4S VICIOUS
SUMMIT BLACKOUT LEFT REPORTERS FRUSTRATEO
GENIUS
SEE CHILOREN. GIFTED
G6N0CWITHTh1lMS'SAMEN0MENT, GENOCIDE TREATY BACKED
HELMS BLOCKS DOLE MOVE TO ACT ON GENOCIOE TREATY
GEODESIC STRUCTURES
TEACHER WANTS CREA T ! VE *K IOS TO HAVE ROOM FOR MISTAKES
GEOGRA HY STUDENTS FAIL GEOGRAPHY TESTS ,_-_
GEOGRAPHICAL ILLITERACY NEEDS ATTENTION. ACTION
GEOGRAPHICAL IGNORANCE IN COLLEGES INEXCUSABLE
INSIDE
EDUCATION ILLS PERVADE NATION
SOCIAL STUOIES EMPHASIS HURTS TEACHING OF GEOGRAPHY ,„.„_.
SOUTH'S TRADITIONAL HOSPITALITY IS IN DANGER AS REGION CHANGES
GEOLOGY
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. DEPT . OF GE1L0GY
SEE ALSO ROCKS
GEOLOGISTS RAP PLAN TO CUT AGcNCY
GEOPHOUKESSCIENTIST RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION
GEORGE w. KANE. INC.
oossier: william a. stokes
george washington univ.
a broader view of life
GEORGformerSt1acher stays involveo through volunteer work
puppet express
watts school pta meets weonesday
craft displays
george watts school plans balloon launch
and away they go
durham's 'white flight'
musical j4rs
criticism unwarranted _._.
ensuring school-bus safety i s a top concern of officials
principal identified
carnival fun
clowning arouno
mary's little lamb
georgetown univ. sports. b4sketb4ll
j4ckets' sting brushed off by the h0y4s „_ rr .
thompson vs. the me014: the war with no retre4ts
h0y4s poised to notch niche amid the greats
defense kind to 'c4ts. tough on foul-plagued memphis st. in opi
georgetown leaves littlf to 4'iticipate
georgetown coach villified
villanova dethrones georgetown
villanova's victory no joking matter
GEORGETOWN'S Game ANTICS ORAW IRE
BEHAVIOR INEXCUSABLE
KEITH DRUM LOSES 'BET*
WHY THOMPSON IS DISLIKED
GEORGIA
SEE ALSO ATLANTA, GEORGIA
SEE ALSO GEORGIA TECH SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF GEORGIA
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SEE ALSO UNIV. OF GEORGIA SPORTS. F00'3»LL
LSU PROF BELIEVES 1ST COLONY ON GEORGIA COAST,
NOT ROANOKE
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS
TECH, ACC'S HOTTEST STOCK,
STILL ON RISE
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS, BASEBALL
DEVILS HAND TECH FIRST LOSS
GEORGIA TECH CLAIMS ACC'S BASEBALL CROWN
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS, BASKETBALL IMENI
OEaCS TURN GREEN LOOSE, HUGIGSYI GEORGIA TECH
GEORGIA TECH SEES BEST OF DEACS' GREEN
GFQRGIA TECH WALLOPS UNCC
DEPTH, DEFENSIVE TACTICS IN P» I C E • S EYE TOOAY VS. TAR HEELS
GEORGIA TECH FOILS HEELS* HOME MAGIC
TECH'S BREAKTHROUGH TIGHTENS ACC RACE
UNC VICTORY SIGNALS TECH'S ARRIVAL
GEORGIA TECH: a CONTENDER, NOT A PRETENDER
PACK TURNS TABLES ON TECH, 61-53
TECH'S VICTORY AT UNC NOT A FIRST FOR CREMTNS
ACC BALANCE MAY TIP LEAGUE'S STANOINGS TONIGHT
BLUE DEVILS, JACKETS BATTLE F J R ROOM AT THE TOP OF ACC
DUKE CAN'T KEEP UP WITH GA . TFCH, 81-71
TECH MANHANDLES FLAT DEVILS
YVON JOSEPH'S DEVELOPMENT PARALLELS TECH'S
TECH DRUBS WAKE, EKTENOS ACC LEAO
CALLOWAY LEAOS CAVS OVER YELLDW JACKETS
TECH SEEKS STRONG KICK IN ACC RACE
BLUE DEVILS' RESERVES MAKE TECH PAY PRICE
•GAMESAVER' HENOERSON RESCUES DUKE
PRICE NEEDS HELP
TECH RAGS TAR HEELS TO CLAIM SHARE OF ACC RICHES
TECH CLIMBS HEELS TO ACC LEAD
TAR HEELS FACE DIFFICULT FINISH
TECH BOLSTERED BY PRICE SUPPORTS
GEORGIA TECH'S PRICE: SPREADING THE WORO
ACC HOPES TO CONQUER ATLANTA
TECH WINS WAR, LOSES BATTLE
WIN COSTLY FOR GEORGIA TECH
AT BLUE OEVILS' EXPENSE. TECH IN 1ST TITLE GAME
IT'S NO TALL TALE, THIS TALK ABOUT HEIGHT VALUE
HAPPY ACC CHAMPS
TECH MAOKS END OF ACC STRUGGLES: JACKETS RALLY PAST UNC, 57-54
THIS TOURNAMENT WAS DALRYMPLE'S
GAMBLING WITH NUMBERS, CREMINS HITS THE JACKPOT
DEFENDING TITLE
OALRYMPLE RALLIES TECH TO TITLE
TECH'S STREET FIGHTERS WHIP UN C • S UPTOWN GUYS
GA. TECH'S CREMINS, FERRELL HONORED AS ACC COACH AND ROOKIE OF YEAR
TECH POINTS TO MERCER
FERRELL ACC'S TOP ROOKIE
JACKETS' STING BRUSHED OFF BY THE HOYAS
GEORGIA TECH LANDS FLORIDA ALL-AMERICAN
ACC PREVIEW: GEORGIA TECH
IF PRICE IS RIGHT. JACKETS COULD SALLEY TO 2ND TITLF
TECH FALLS FLAT IN OPENER
GEORGIA TECH'S MARK PRICE...
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO GEORGIA
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF GEORGIA SPORTS, FOOTBALL
ALL IN ALL, ACC IS UP IN ■ 8S
0ESP1TE SOME HOLES, TECH'S JACKETS ARE REAOY TO STING
PACK'S IST-HALF HOLE TOO DEEP
THE 'BLACK WATCH' IS ON AT GA. TECH
•PACK STUBS TOE IN SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS
CRUM TELLS OFFENSE TO KEEP AN EYE ON TECH'S 'WATCH'
CURRY: UNC'S OFFENSE WILL BE HARO TO STOP
CRUM SEES GEORGIA T5CH AS A BIG TFST
CAN CURRY BREAK UNC'S SPELL?
TAR HEELS. DEVILS VICTIMS OF ACC MUGGINGS: UNC LEFT IN WRFCK BY TECH
HAPLESS HEELS EMBARRASSED. SELF-DOUBTING AFTER BLOWOUT
SWILLING FEELING SWELL AFTER WRECKING HEELS
TECH LEAVES TAR HEELS REELING
CRUM, TAR HEELS TAKE LOPSIDED DEFEAT IN STRIDE
TECH ESCAPES WESTERN CAROLINA
JACKETS LOOKING FOR A TOUCHDOWN
RICE PATIENT AS CURRY BUILOS WINNFR
OL ' FRIENDLY ENEMIES
TECH BOGS OOWN THE BLUE DEVILS, RECORD SHUTOUT
AFTER ALL THE KNOCKING, DOOR'S OPEN FOR TECH
DUKE SUFFERS OLO-FASHIONEO LOSS
GEORGIA TECH SPORTS. GOLF
GEORGIA TECH RALLIES TO TAKE IRON OUKE TITLE; UNC WINS 4TH TOURNEY
DUKE GOLFERS HOT ON TECH'S HEELS
TECH USES FINAL ROUND TO CLINCH ACC TOURNEY
GEOTEXTILES
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
GEOTEXTILES SAID ONLY PARTIAL ANSWER TO IMPORT CHALLENGE
GERIATRICS
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. CENTER c0* THE STUDY OF AGING ANO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALS3 DUKE UNIV. HEOICAL CENTER. GERIATRICS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. GERIATRIC UNIT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS. HEALTH CARE
GFRIATRIC CARE COURSES
UNC PHYSICIAN DEVELOPS TEST THAT MAY PRFDICT HEALTH CARE
GAME TEACHES MEDICAL STUOENTS OLD-AGE WOES
OUKE PROGRAM ON AGING TO 08SE' VE 30TH BIRTHDAY
GERMANY
SEE ALSO EAST GFRMANY
SEE ALSO WEST GERMANY
GERMAN WOMAN TELLS STUOENTS ABOUT GROWING UP UNOER NAZIS
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IS RECALLED
GERMAN CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS
GERMS
EARLY HAZARDS Oc MEDICINE
GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA
GETTYSBURG MONUMENT HOVED FOR RESTORATION
MONUMENT TO HONOR N.C. REGIMENT
GHIOORZI CONSTRUCTION CO. INC.
DEVELOPERS FILE SUIT OVER DENIAL OF USE PERMIT
COURT TO HEAR OFVELOPER'S COMPLAINT
CHAPEL HILL OROERED TO GRANT PERMIT FOR WINDY HILL PROJECT
JUDGE OROERS TOWN TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION
TOWN TO APPEAL COURT'S RULING
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GHIRARDELLI RAVIOLI FACTORY, INC.
MONTHLY/«NNU»L
1 N U t X
12/31/85
subjects
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SEE ALSO RAVIOLI
RAVIOLI PLANT OPENS DOWNTOWN
RAVIOLI COMPANY OPENS DOWNTOWN
GHOSTS EXECUTIVE MANSION HAUNTED BY GOV. FOWLE'S GHOST?
GHOSTLY GOINGS-ON: THREE TALES OF ECTOPLASM ON THE ENO
GMCSTh6wDTIMES 00 CHANGE: GHOST MATE NIGHTLY VISIT
RESIDENT GHOST MAY HAUNT NEWSPAPER OFFICE BUILDING
GIeS°THREEFMORECPEOPLE INDICTED IN COCAINE LABORATORY CASE
SIX PFRSONS SENTENCED IN COCAINE CASE
GIBSONVILLF, N.C.i ELECTIONS
M0R1CLE IS ELECTED IN GIBSONVILLE
GIFT TAX EXEMPTION
SEE ALSO TAX EXEMPTIONS
OARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
GIFTED CHILDREN
SEE CHILDRENt GIFTED
GIFTS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS GIFTS
SFE ALSO TOYS
PREPARING ROASTED MOOSE HEAD
GIFTS THE STORES DON'T EVER SELL
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTAS
SEE ALSO OPERA
SeGILBERTPAN06SULLIVAN*MADE -MOST PERMANENT AND ENDURING ACHIFVFMENT.
CHEERS FOR THE 'PIRATES'
G t S GO GREAT GATSBY IN 'GONDOLIERS'
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H 2 11/08/85 C 5 N
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GINGFR
GINGER IS
'STAPLE OF OLD WORLO CUISINE'
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2 4/26/85 D
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STATE IN JUNE
2? FROM DURHAM WILL ATTEND T A" HEEL GIRLS'
WOMEN'S INFLUENCE IN GOVERNMENT CITED
GITHENS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SHERWOOO GITHENS LISTS HONOR ROLL
T P AMyDRK
GITHENS TEAM EOGES CARRINGTON IN HISTORY BOWL AT BENNETT PLACE
GITHENS TEAM WINS CONTEST
GITHENS RELEASES HONOR ROLL
GOOO CITIZENS
GITHENS JUNIOR HIGH RELEASES MNAL HONOR ROLL
TEACHER OF YEAR HONOREO
FOR TEACHER OF THE YEAR. JOB IS A WAY TO STAY YOUNG
SWITCH FROM JR. HIGH SCHOOLS. REPORT SAYS
GITHENS LISTS HONOR ROLL
SINGING HANDS
HAH, LA
SINGING SPIRIT
GITHENS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
PREP NOTES: MOON OVER GITHENS
GITHENS. CARRINGTON TIE
GITHENS RAIDERS
GLASS
SEE ALSO STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
SEE ALSO WINDOWS
AT 25. STUDIO GLASS BECOMES ESOTERIC WHIMSEY
GLASSES
SEE EYE GLASSES
GLAUCOMA
VIDEO SYSTEM MAY HELP OUKE TO TREAT GLAUCOMA
NEW EYE DISEASE MONITOR BOUGHT BY OUKE
GLAXO INC.
ROBBERS HIT STATION. GET CASH AND CHECKS
WANT TO RAISE 1500.000. MEET IMPORTANT PEOPLE?
GRANT APPICATIONS SOUGHT
FIRMS NOMINATED FOR HONORS
GLAXO NAMES NEW OFFICERS „_
ZANTAC IS LEADING GLAXO'S LINES. AS FIRM AIMS AT GROWING MARKETS
BUSINESS BRIEFING: GRANT WILL ALLOW CHAIN TO CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
CHAMBER MEMBERS TOUR GLAXO
•AVERAGE" DURHAM EXECUTIVE PROFILED
GLAXO TO RELEASE DRUG IN AUGUST
NEW MEOICINE TO BE MAOE BY R TP FIRM
BUYOUT TALK HINTED AS LCM PROFITS SINK
GLAXO BREAKS GROUND FOR RESEARCH CENTER
GLAXO BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW DRUG FACILITY
FIRM GIVES ARTS CENTER «50,000
PHARMACY CALL-IN SET
BOOSTING THE ARTS
GLAXO INC. SALES UP 78
GLAXO REPORTS 78« RISE
CLEARING THE RECO»0
GLAXO INC. HEADQUARTERS TO BE DEDICATED
GLAXO HEAOQUARTERS. NOW TRIPLED IN SIZE. DEDICATED BY OFFICIALS
MARTIN: GLAXO A 'RISING STAR-
PERCENT TO S200 "ILLION
IN SALES LAST FISCAL YEAR
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N.C. ZOO'S ONLY MALE GIRAFFE FALLS. DIES
MR. GIRAFFE
FEMALE GIRAFFE BORN AT N.C. ZOO
GIRAFFE BORN AT ASHEBORO ZOO DIES
GIRL SCOUTS
SEE ALSO BROWNIES (GIRL SCOUTS)
COOKIE SALE BEGINS WITH GIRL SCOUTS ON WHEELS
WELL OVER 900 GIRL SCOUTS TURN OUT FOR ANNUAL EXPO
TWO BROWNIES SELL 2.980 BOXES OF COOKIES
AT «2 A BOX, HER SALES ARE TOPS
GIRL SCOUTS TO HELP SHIP'S CREW ON VOYAGE
GATHERING 'ROUND THE SAUNA
CLEANING UP
""SEE SLio'wSMEN.s'lASKETBAL'^lGENERALI SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL-
SMALL BASKETBALL GIVES WOMEN A HANDY ASSET
LOOK FOR CHAPEL HILL TO SURFACE AT THE TOP
FORMER BASKETBALL COACH FOUNO DEAD IN HER TRUCK
VANCE UPENOS CHAPEL HILL
H 2 1/30/85 C 12
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3/31/85
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7/22/85
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8/15/85
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9/19/85
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11/01/85
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11/04/85
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MONTHLY/A
SUBJECTS
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COMMISSIONERS TO MULL INOUSTRIAL POLICY
GLEN LENNOX COMPLEX
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
GLEN LENNOX SOLO
WALLACE PLANS TALKS ON OOSEMA3Y SQUARE
GLFN RAVEN MILLS (BURLINGTON. N.C.I
CITY ATTORNEY DECLINES BURLINGTON MANAGER JOB
COUE MACHINES "EXPORTED1 AFTE' NEWS OF CLOTHES IMPORTS
GLENN SCHOOL
AN OUTING IN THE PARK
CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCE
DRUNKEN DRIVING CITED IN WRECK AT SCHOOL
GLEN'S TAVERN
TAVERN SUED FOR ACCIDENT
GLENWOOO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL BOARO OKS WISH LIST FO' PROJECTS
TWO PRINCIPALS APPOINTED
SCHOOL BOARD SELECTS TWO NEW »RINC|PALS
BUDGET, SHOPPING CENTER ON AGENDA
IT ISN'T ALL BAD
GLOBE ROAD
•CORRIDOR OF CONFUSION': IT EXISTS ON DURHAM 10R WAKE) COUNTY LINE
"GLOBE WATCH" (T.v. PROGRAM!
SHOW TO FOCUS ON WORLO ISSUES
USA-USSR RELATIONSHIPS FQCUS OF
GLOBE WATCH'
GNOMES AND WOODSPIRITS INHABIT ARTIST'S IMAGINATION. FANS' COLLECTIONS
GO-CARTS
RIDER OF GO-CART KILLED IN SMASHUP
GO SPEEDY-0 IROXBORO ROAO ANO EAST CLUBI
3 DURHAM FIRMS ROBBED LAST NIGHT
HAN HELD IN 5 ROBBERIES
MAN ARRESTED FOR STRING OF ROBBERIES
GOATS
NEW ARRIVALS
OFFICERS CATCH 7 OF 9 GOATS
GODFATHER'S PIZZA ICHAPEL HILL BL VO . I
ARREST IS MAOE IN 1984 ROBBERY
THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY (FILM)
COMIC OPERA OR SLAPSTICK, 'GODS'
OIN'T MISS 'GODS MUST BE CRAZY'
GODSPEEO (SHIPI
GODSPEEO SETS SAIL
•GOOSPEEO' FINISHES VOYAGE
GOOSPELL (PLAY)
•GOOSPELL' PRODUCTION
GOfORTH PROPERTIES
GROUPS ASK BOARD TO OK HOUSING PLAN
CHURCH SALE PLAN HITS SNAG
COUNCIL'S OENIAL OF PERMIT UPHELD
FIRM PLANS TO BUILD 5 OFFICE BUILDINGS
IS FUNNY FOR ALL
GOLD
ROXBORO IN A TIZZY OVER GOLD DISCOVERY
GOLD. THEFTS
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, N.C.
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, U.S.
DUKE PROBING THEFT OF CADAVERS' 3ENTAL WORK
OUKE BAFFLED BY THEFT OF CADAVERS' DENTAL WORK
GOLO BOND BUILDING PROOUCTS
GOLD BONO OFFERS SIDING FOR HANDY HOMEOWNERS
GOLO CENTER
NEW CENTER OPENS; OLO BUILDING GROWS
GARRETT ROAD CENTER READY FOR TENANTS
GOLD COINS
SEE ALSO COINS
THERE ARE OTHER COINS FOR BUYERS
GOLO FILLINGS
SEE ALSO OENTISTS. OURHAM
TAKING CAOAVER FILLINGS A CALLOUS, GREEOY CRIME
GOLO KIST POULTRY
SEE ALSO CAROLINA GOLDEN PRODUCTS
OURHAM PLANT CHANGES NAME
MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK MARKET HIGHS
TROUBLED FCX SELLING FACILITIES IN DURHAM,
GOLO MINE
SEE ALSO MINING
QUESTIONS STALL GOLO MINE PERMIT
GOLO MINE PERMIT STALLED; PLA'IS INTACT
GOLD MINE PERMIT OK STALLS
GOLD MINING
FIRM THINKS PERSON HILLS » GOLO MINE
NO HEARING NOW PLANNED ON GOLD MINING IN PERSON
ROXBORO IN A TIZZY OVER GOLO DISCOVERY
GOLD MINING? THAT'S OLD HAT TO TAR HEEL";
JUVENILE PROBATION OFFICER IN PERSON FOUND GOLD IN 'TO
FEVER IN THE FRIGID KLONOI KE
ALASKAN CAMPING TRIP LEAOS TO GOLD FEVER
PERSON GOLD MINE HITS SNAG AS FIRM FILES FOR A CHAPTER 11
GOLDEN CORRAL CORP.
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING JP
NEW RESTAURANT TO OPEN
THE GOLDEN ECHOES
AT THE GROVE STAGE
HILLSBOROUGH, STEM
GOLDEN GIRL IBOOKI
LONGHANO WRITING OFFERS TIME
GOLDEN KNIGHTS
SEE ALSO PARACHUTE JUMPING
TO LISTEN TO MY INNER VOICES'
S I T
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3/07/85 B
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H 2
9/05/85 A
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S 2
6/03/85
6/03/85
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S 2 6/04/85 A
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MONTHLY/AN
SCE ALSO U.S. ARMY PARACHUTE TEAM
HONORED bY MAGAZINE
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
INDEX
12/3l/»5
SUBJECTS
= AGr 3^5
1/16/86
GOLOEN PONO MOBILE HOME PARK
GROUP IN GRANVILLE PROTESTS MOBILE HOME PARK
GRANVILLE GROUP SETS GOALS TO BLOCK MOBILE HOME PARKS
GBANVILLE BOARD ALLOTS 5417,000 FOR RENOVATION OF MILTON SCHOOL
INVFSTORS' GROUP
GOLOEN TRIAD (PUBLICATION! _.___
TRIAD PUBLICATION BOUGHT BY EOITORt
GOLDFISH
GOLDFISH FACE WINTER WITH THICK SKIN
GOLOSBORO. N.C.
BLUE LAW IS REPEALED
MFTHANE GAS KEEPING PARK CLOSED
G0LD$g?S8LE^-WEBSET^CEL^TED TO PITT5BOR0 TOWN BOARD
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REST HOME
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GOLDSTON. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS SET IN CHATHAM
GOLF
SEE ALSO BING CROSBY GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO BRIGHT LEAF CIVITAN CLJB GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO BULL CITY GOLF CLUB
SEE ALSO CAROLINAS GOLF ASSOCIATION
II! JUS du^Luniv.P?hTlPdSe^asMcl2s'IicPcelebr,ty pro-.m golf , tennis Toim
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT, WOMEN
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. GOLF COURSE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPRING INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO DURHAM AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMM=RCE GOLF ANO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO "FOOTSIE" KNIGHT CIVIC GOLF TOURNAMENT .„..„.,. „ct
SEE ALSO GRANDFATHER GOLF ANO C3UNTRY CLUB INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GREATER DURHAM OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO HENREOON CLASSIC GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO HERALD-SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO HILLANOALE MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO IRON DUKE CLASSIC ( GOLc I
SEE ALSO JOHN RYAN MEMORIAL GOLc TOURNEY
SFE ALSO MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO MEMORIAL GDLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, GOLF
SEE ALSO N.C. JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO N.C. OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. WOMEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY INVITATHNAL GOLF TOURNAMENT _..-.,. „,.,,,.
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, GOLF (ROYS t GIRLS; SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGSI
SEE ALSO TAR HEEL INVITATIONAL SOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TOURNAMENT PLAYERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE SENIORS GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO U.S. OPEN GOLF TOURNAM=NT
SEE ALSO WORLO SENIORS INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
PICTURESQUE SWING . .__ .
MOVE OVER. PRO GOLFERS; THEYME TOUGH WITH SHORT IRONS
T»IO OF STATES FURMS HEART OF PGA TOUP
DURHAM AM SET MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
A MADE-FOR-TV FINISH, BUT WHE' E WAS NBC'
MEMORIAL TO EXPANO, DATE SET FOR JUNE 7-9
LEWIS. INMAN GOLFERS OF YEAR
CGA MOVES STATE AMATEUR OUT WEST
LOOK FOR OEACS TO RULE ACC RO^ST
PLENTY OF WINTER LEFT IN VANCE
EX-OEAC GOLFERS CASH IN ON TOUR
INMAN, JERRY HAAS AMONG FIRST-TIME MASTERS QUALIFIERS
GOLF CAN BE 'A REAL MINO GAME'
NEW BOARO GAME GIVES GOLF FANS A TRIVIAL PURSUIT
HERALD-SUN TOURNEY CHANGES SITES
H-S GOLF SET FOR OUKE
•TURTLE CLUB' MAKES HILLANOALE DEBUT
OEACS, BLUE DEVILS IN DEAOLOC<
MCDONALD, GEORGIA TECH RALLY TO CAPTURE IRON OUKE
HEAFNER LOOKING TO CLEAR COBWEBS FROM GAME
SLUMAN'S 66 LEADS GGO
CLAMPETT HAPPY BACK IN THE HOT SEAT
SINOELAR GRABS SURPRISE WIN IN GGO . „..._.„.„
HOPE VALLEY PROJECT TO RESULT IN ORIGINAL COURSE SPECIFICATIONS
SOUTH CAROLINA TEAM WINS PRO-AMATEUR TITLE
TOURNAMENT TO HONOR WILLOWHAVFN PRO
GUILTY COLUMNIST EXERCISES MINO AS 'JELL AS 900Y OURING GOLF GAMF
RUBISH'S GOLF CITY GIVES WAY TO FREEWAY
WHITT ESCAPFS WITH HENDERSON INVITATIONAL WIN
GOLF'S BLINO SHOTS
FAZIO, PALMER WILL DESIGN NEW COURSES
GOLF WAITING LIST FORMED LAST JULY ...„,.... T„. ,„., = „
DEFFNOING CHAMPION OPENS WITH 70 FOR 1-STROKE CIVIC CLUB TOURNEY LEAD
CIVIC CLUB GOLO
DURHAM AM SHOWS STRING FIELD FOR '85 _„„ „
IB-HOLE SHOWTIME: OUKE GOLF COURSE TO PUT YEARS OF PROGRESS ON DISPLAY
STANGER, ALEXANOER GIVE GOLF SECOND TRY
FOR NICKLAUS, JACK II'S SUCCESS AS GOOD AS ANY WIN
STANGER'S LONF MISTAKE GIVES 'OYO ONE-STROKE DURHAM AMATEUR LEAD
BOYD'S LEAD PRECARIOUS
HE HOUSES GOLFING'S GHOSTS
BERMUDA RUN LANDS 'NEW' BING CROSBY
INMAN IN OPEN FIELD
BLIND GOLFER SCORES SEVENTH hOLE-IN-ONE
GOLF: ELDER THORPE EARNS OWN >4ICHE
SLOAN GRINDS OUT MEMORIAL GOL= WIN
FOREIGN LEGION INVADING GOLF
PARKS TAKES 1-SHOT LEAD IN N.:. AMATEUR
WHITFIELD RULES CROASOAILE WITH 62
TOURNEY HONORS ROBERT GAMBLE
FOR THORPES, THE GOOD TIMES LED TO TEE TIMES
OCI SEEKS FASTER PLAY WITH FORMAT ALTERATION
HOPE VALLEY RECONSTRUCTION GETS GREEN LIGHT WEEK EARLY
ALEXANDER'S PAR ENOUGH FOR HE' ALO-SUN MEDALIST
LONG HITTERS BENEFIT FROM HOVE TO DUKE
P.M. DIGEST
EYE ON THE TARGET
P.M. DIGEST
GERMINO TO BE HONORED BY MEM03IAL-
P.M. DIGEST
LINKS LOOK DIFFERENT OVER THERE
WAKE RECRUIT TAKES SOUTHERN AMATEUR PLAYOFF
MAN IS INJURED AT GOLF COURSE
OCI WILL CROWN NEW CHAMPION NEXT WEEKEND
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
S U B J E C
JOROAN COMPE
JUNIORS v!6
JIM THORPE A
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P.M. DIGEST
CART CLUB'S
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EX-UNC G0LF6
BOLLING MAKI
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WADKINS* 63
FOR ORLEYS.
POLITICS WON
THORPE WINS
IT WAS GOOO
DABER'S 6-IR
HOPE VALLEY
TITIVE ON LINKS. TOO
FOR STATE CROWN T-IIS WEEK
VERY RICH RUNNER-UP
CLOSE BUT NO TROPHY
OPENING DELAYED AGAIN
N WIN JUNIOR INTE'CLUB
G FOR MAGIC NUMBE' S
DEA RFACHES TIME IN CAROLINAS
T TURNS INTO LENGTHY R£HAE I L I T AT I ON FOR TOURING PRO
RES FIRST PGA VICTORY
TO MAKE BIOS AT 3UALIFYING FOR PGA TOUR
R CLOSER TO TOUR CARD
NG LATE RUN FOR •» 6 EXEMPTION
S DEZERN RETIRING AT END OF YEAR
CLAIMS DISNEY GOLc TOURNEY
GOLF HAS BEEN AN I NTER NA T I ONAL FXPERIENCE
"T STOP GOLF'S RICHEST TOURNEY
MATCH PLAY, ENDS YEAR 4TH IN MONEY
NEWS WEEK FOR WHITFIELD AND BOLLING
ON NETS S10.000. JORLD ONE-CL'JB RECORO 73
SPORTS NEW GREENS
GOLF. HOLES IN ONE
ALL IN THE FAMILY: HIS H0LE-I*l-0NE WAS » SHOCK. UNTIL...
COFFMAN GETS ACE
GOLF CITY
IS THIS PROGRESS?
RUBISH'S GOLF CITY GIVES WAY TO FREEWAY
GOLF COURSES. N.C.
TRIANGLE GETS NEW GOLF COURSES
"THE GONDOLIERS" (PLAY1
JOHN YOUNGER REJUVENATES: THE GONDOLIERS
MUSICAL NUMBERS HIGHLIGHT SAVOYARDS' 'GONDOLIERS'
G t S GO GREAT GATSBY IN 'GONOOLIERS'
GONE WITH THE WIND I BOOK AND FILM)
A BURNING QUESTION ABOUT RHETT ANO SCARLETT
GOOD FRIDAY
GOOD Friday SERVICE ASSA1LE0
DON'T LOOK FOR PROBLEMS
MIXING PELIGION. POLITICS
LEGISLATORS PONDER TOUGHER OPEN-MEETINGS LAWS
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
LEGISLATORS TO LOOK AT STATE'S OVERTIME PAY
GOOO MORNING AMERICA (TV SERIES!
TEACHERS TO BE ON ABC TV SHOW
"GOOD OLD BOY NETWORK"
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ALUMNI
"GOOD OLO GIRL NETWORK"
SEE WOMEN. CAREERS
GOOD SAMARITANS (PEOPLE HELPING OTHERS!
LIFE. ..DEATH: HE HOPES HE CAN THANK THE PEOPLE WHO NEVER INTRODUCED...
HIGHWAY SAMARITANS
BABY OWES LIFE TO OUKE NURSE
STEWARTS TRUE HEROES
BABY LIVES BECAUSE OF CARING PEOPLE
IMMUNITY SOUGHT FOR 'GOOO SAMARITANS' AT SCHOOLS
AN ACT OF KINONESS
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONEO WASTE OUMPS ADVANCES
BOY ROBBED AFTER STOPPING TO HELP MOTORIST
OURHAM BECOMES CITY OF LOVE
GOOD SAMARITANS
MAN CHARGED IN BURGLARY
POLICE COME TO RESCUE OF MARINE
GOODMAN TOYOTA BLIMP
SEE BLIMPS
GOODMARK FOODS. INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
APPARENT DURHAM STORE ROBBER RUNS
•STICKUP' NOTE CONFUSION FOILS GOODWILL ROBBERY
STORES LIABLE FOR OISCAROED MERCHANDISE
GOODWILL REMOVES COLLECTION TRAILER
FLYING HIGH
MAN CHARGEO WITH GOOOWILL BRE^-IN
GOODWILL NEEOS ITEMS TO SELL. FIX
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES SEEKS DONATIONS
FIRE DAMAGES GOOOWILL STORE
GOODWILL SEEKS DONATIONS TO R- STOCK DAMAGED STORE
OURHAM GOODWILL TO REOPEN THURSDAY
GOODYEAR BLIMP
SEE ALSO BLIMPS
IS IT OR ISN'T IT?
LITTLE BLIMP BUMPED
GOODYEAR BLIMP WILL BE SEEN AT STATE FAIR
GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
SEE ALSO TIRES
TIRE PLANT IN FAYETTEV1LLE TO LAY OFF 650 WORKERS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GORILLAS
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
VALENTINES CELEBRATED AT N.C. ZOO
GORILLA AT N.C. 200 SHOWS SIGMS OF MOTHERHOOD
200 OFFICIALS HOPE HOPE PREGNANT, BUT ARE STILL NOT SURE DESPITE TEST
N.C. ZOO'S GORILLA NOT PREGNANT
N.C. ZOO OFFICIALS SAY SPECULATION GORILLA WAS PREGNANT PROVES FALSC
GORMAN COMMUNITY (OURHAM COUNTY, N.C.I
COMMUNITY WATCH "A LIFESAVER' TO GORMAN RESIDENT
GOSPEL JUBILATORS
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
AT THE GROVE STAGE
THE LATE BONNIE FLOYD OF THE COSPFL JUBILATORS
GOSPFL MUSIC
SEE ALSO GOSPEL JUBILATORS
SEE ALSO music
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S U B J E
FLORID* BOYS HEADLINE BENSON SOSPEL CONVENTION
GOSPEL SING OPENS BIMRE WEEK SUNDAY
CAESAR PLANS TELETHON
DUKE PLANS GOSPEL MUSIC CELEBRATION
GOURDS
GOURD DESERVES RESPECT: IT CAN BE FOOD, UTENSIL ALIKE
GOURMET FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO WAHOO'S OUTDOOR AOVENTJRES
GOURMFT COOKING CLUB SATISFIES THE "OST AOVENTUROUS OF PALATES
ZACKl MURPHY SEES HER FUTURE IN SAUCE
GOURMET FOOD ANO WINE SHOW FEATURES NORTH CAROLINA OELIGHTS
RAFTERS CAN FLOAT TO A GOURMET MEAL
RAFTING FIRM OFFERS GOURMET RIVERSIDE MEAL
GOVERNMENT, LOCAL CONTROL
SEE ALSO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
SEE ALSO FEDERALISM
SUPREME COURT RULING ERODES STATE ANO LOCAL POWERS
NATIONAL INSURANCE CRISIS HITS TAR HEEL BUSINESSES
MARTIN: LOCAL GOVERNMENT, STATE "MUST WORK TOGETHER'
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS
SEE DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE FEOERAL CONTRACTS
SEE MINORITY CONTRACTORS
SEE PRIVATE CONTRACTORS (FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES!
GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE LIBRARY
MANY STATE AGENCIES NOT FOLLOWING LAW, LIBRARIANS GROUP SAYS
DUKE PROF URGES CENTRAL OOCUMENTS SYSTEM
GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S EFFICIENCY STUDY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP. OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO "SUNSET" LEGISLATION
GOVERNOR NAMES EFFICIENCY PANEL
MARTIN APPOINTS COMMISSION TO REDUCE GOVERNMENT WASTE
EFFICIENCY OF STATE WORKERS C?ULD IMPROVE, STUDY SHOWS
EFFICIENCY SHORTCOMINGS NEEO PROMPT ATTENTION
STEPS COULD COST 9UTNER HOMEOWNERS ANO INCREASE FEES CHARGEO BY STATE
BUTNER MAY RE FACING TAX INCREASE OF 4501
REAL SAVINGS ARE NEEDED
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF POLICY
EFFICIENCY GOALS ARE LONGSHOTS
TAX-SUBSIDIZED LUNCHEONS ENO AT GENERAL ASSCMBLY
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
GOVERNMENT REDUCTIONS AFFECTING RESEARCH AT DUKE
GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION
SEE BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
GOVERNMENT SPENDING
SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE U.S., BUDGET
GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS DRAWS BLAST
GOVERNMENTAL MISMANAGEMENT
THE ALASKAN SCANDAL
NAVY NEEDS WARY BUYERS
GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WORK
SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY, U.S.
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
REO TAPE TANGLE IS SPOILING HIS TYING OF KNOT
GOVERNMENTAL PRODUCTIVITY
SEE GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
GOVERNMENTAL RECOROS STORAGE
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO PUBLIC RECORDS
LONG SAYS INGRAM THREW OUT DOCUMENTS
RUSH TO EMPTY OFFICE IS OLAMEtl FOR POSSIBLE RECORD DISCARDING
MARTIN SAYS APPARENT DUMPING IF RECORDS 'VERY PUZZLING TO MF'
A LAME EXCUSE
DISCARDEO UOCUMENTS WERE PUBLIC RECOROS
INGRAM WANTS TO TALK ABOUT RECORDS
INGRAM SAYS HE WOULD BE SURPRISEO IF STAFF THREW AWAY RECORDS
DISORGANIZED STATE RECORDS BROUGHT HOME NEED FOR A CAPITAL
GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS (SEE SPECIFIC REGULATORY AGENCIES)
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WORK
SEE ALSO GRACE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO WASTE
2N0 REAGAN INAUGURAL WASTEFUL EXTRAVAGANZA
TAXPAYERS EMBRACE IDEA OF LESS GOVERNMENT WASTE
W.R. GRACE CEO BRINGS WASTE CAMPAIGN TO N.C.
WHERE IS THE REAL WASTE IN GOVERNMENT?
STOP TAX DOLLAR WASTE
PUTTING THE LID ON RIPOFFS
NONSENSE ABOUT WASTE
SQUANDERED MONEY
CHEATING, GREEDINESS THREATEN U.S. OEFENSE
NAVY NEEDS WARY BUYERS
UPPUTTING WITH POSE'S INPUT
EFFICIENCY OF STATE WORKERS COULD IMPROVE, STUDY SHOWS
OEFENSE OF WEINBERGER INPOSSl'LE TASK
THE SINFUL MARKETING CARTELS
CONGRESS CONTINUING TO WASTE TAX DOLLARS
MISS EVANS IS LOVELY BUT...
BUNGLED HELMETS
WASHINGTON BIGWIGS USE OUR TAX MONEY FOOLISHLY
ENO FRANKING PRIVILEGE
GOVERNORS, N.C.
SEE N.C., GOVERNORS
SEE N.C., LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
GOVERNORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL GOVERNORS'
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SEE ALSO N.C, GOVERNORS
GOVERNORS CAN'T HAVE DOLES, BALANCED BUDGET
GOVERNORS REACT TO TAX OVERHAJL ALONG PARTY LINES
MARTIN SAYS CONFERENCE OFFERS INSIGHTS
TRAOE BARRIERS WON'T FIX FOREIGN TRAOE PROBLEMS
NOT ALWAYS POLITICS
GOVERNORS WILL MEET IN CHARLOTTE
GOVERNORS MEETING IN MIAMI
GOVERNORS GLIOE THROUGH EVEPGLAOES
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS SAY "EETIN^ A SUCCESS
SOUTHEAST U.S. GOVERNORS IN JAPAN WOOING INVESTMENTS
SOUTHEASTERN GOVERNORS MEET JAPANESE MINISTER
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS CONCERNED ON ATTITUDE TOWARD PROTECTIONISM
GOVERNOR'S AOVOCACY COUNCIL FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
GOVERNOR SHAKES UP COUNCIL FO' DISABLED
GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN ANO YOUTH
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILD AOVOCACY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
DISCIPLINE POLICIES IN SOME SCHOOLS BREAK RULES — STUDY
HALF OF N.C. SCHOOLS HAVE POLICIES ON DISCIPLINE THAT VIOLATE LAWS
GOVERNOR'S AWARD FOR FITNESS AND HEALTH IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO HUSINESSES. N.C. PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
SAS WINS FITNESS, HEALTH AWARD
GOVERNOR'S BUSINESS COUNCIL ON THE ARTS ANO HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, N.C.
FIRMS NOMINATED FOR HONORS
GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON CHILO VICTIMIZATION
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
OOTTIE MARTIN WILL LEAO GROUP TO COMBAT CHILD MISTREATMENT
MORE ATTENTION TO CHILD ABUSE URGEO
GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON EDUCATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
SEE COMMISSION ON EDUCATION FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.
GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE
SEE NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
SEE SOUTHERN GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE
GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ON COASTAL STATES OCEAN POLICY
GOVERNOR PRAISES N.C. OCEAN P1LICY
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL OF MINORITY EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
21 NAMEO TO COUNCIL
MARTIN NAMES 21 TO NEWLY CREATEO COUNCIL
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON CHILDREN ANO YOUTH
SEE GOVERNOR'S ADVOCACY COUNCIL ON CHILDREN ANO YOUTH
GOVERNOR'S CRIME COMMISSION
SEE CRIME COMMISSION, GOVERNOR1'
GOVERNOR'S EFFICIENCY STUDY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
GOVERNOR NAMES EFFICIENCY PANEL
MARTIN APPOINTS COMMISSION TO REDUCE GOVERNMENT WASTE
TAXPAYERS EMBRACE IOEA OF LESS GOVERNMENT WASTE
STUOY WILL FOCUS ON MANAGEMENT TECHNIOUFS
EFFICIENCY OF STATE WORKERS CDULO IMPROVE. STUDY SHOWS
EFFICIENCY SHORTCOMINGS NEED PROMPT ATTENTION
REPORT SAYS STATE COULD SAVE 5247. 7 MILLION
STEPS COULO COST BUTNER HOMEOWNERS ANO INCREASE FEES CHARGED PY STATE
BUTHER MAY 8E FACING TAX INCREASE OF 450X
REAL SAVINGS ARE NEEDEO
MUSEUM, SYMPHONY PROPOSALS CRITICIZED
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF POLICY
BLIND PROTEST EFFICIENCY STUDY
EFFICIENCY GOALS ARE LONGSHOTS
TAX-SUBSIDIZED LUNCHEONS END AT GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ART MUSEUM SALE COULO BE COSTLY
TRUSTEES: ART MUSEUM SHOULD BE PUBLIC
ART MUSEUM, SYMPHONY OESERVE PUBLIC SUPPORT
PRIVATIZATION HOT N.C. TOPIC
MARTIN'S CUTBACKS SAVING MONEY, CAUSING GRUMBLES
OEMOCRATS REJECT COST-SAVING PROPOSALS BY MARTIN PANEL
GOVERNOR'S INN
NOR'S INN
MOTEL DESIGNATES NON-SMOKING WING
•THE PROFESSOR' STRIKES CHQROS FOR HIS 100TH
TEER ENTERPRISES AGREES TO SELL RESEARCH TR I A
,NGLE PROPERTIES
GOVERNOR'S MANSION
SEE ALSO ARTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
HUNTS PACK TO LEAVE EXECUTIVE MANSION
GUARD'S INSISTENCE ON INVITATION DOESN'T HELP MARTIN'S CAUSE
EXECUTIVE MANSION IS OPEN FOR TOURS
IS THE N.C. EXECUTIVE MANSION HAUNTEO BY GOV. FOWLE'S GHOST?
PUT PORK BARREL BILL ON GOP HOOF IS PLAN
NEW EDITION FEATURES EXECUTIVE MANSION
TIS THE SEASON TO TOUR HOMES
GOVERNOR'S MANSION OPEN FOR T3URS
GOVERNOR'S PROGRAMS OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS GET 4TH GOVERNOR'S EXCELLENCE AWARD
GOVERNOR'S RUN FOR FUN AND HEALTH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OUPAC PROGRAM
SEE ALSO JOGGING
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
BLUE CROSS 'BUYS AMERICAN'
GOVERNOR'S RUN PLANNED THURSOAY
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOLS SELECT SIX CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS
22 CHOSEN FOR GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
N.C. SCHOOL SEEKS NAMES, ADOR'SSES OF FORMER STUOENTS
GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON HAZARDOUS WASTE
SEE GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
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COUNTIES CAN SEEK ENVIRONMENT PANELS
GRACE COMMISS ION
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE ALSO U.S.t BUDGET
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF P1LICY
GRACE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
COUNTY WANTS RE V IT AL I Z AT I ON PLANS SOON
PERMIT SNAG DELAYS CHURCH SCHOOL
GRACE HERITAGE SCHOOL
CHURCH SCHOOL ADDITIONS ON CO'JNTY AGENOA
PERMIT SNAG OFLAYS CHURCH SCHOOL
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE STUDY OF AMBULANCES
GRAOY RROWN SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH. N.C.I
ORANGE EDUCATION FOUNDATION MARES FIRST GRANTS
GRAHAM, N.C.
ARTS 'ROUND THE SQUARE SLATED TOOAY IN GRAHAM
ALAMANCE HEARING SET FOR REIDSVILLE FATHER
ART GALLERY'S NAME TELLS OF BUILDING'S HISTORY
GRAHAM. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS FILING DEADLINE IS NOON NEXT FRIDAY
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ">RAW MANY CANDIDATES
BALLOTS TO RE CAST TUESDAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
BURLINGTON VOTERS RE-ELECT MAYNARO
GRAHAM. N.C. LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE GRAHAM, N.C. ELECTIONS
GRAHAM CITY COUNC IL
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 3RAW MANY CANDIDATES
BURLINGTON VOTERS RE-ELECT MAYNARD
GRAHAM COUNTY JAIL
WOMAN. 83, BEING EVICTED FROM JAILHOUSE APARTMENT
GRAHAM POLICE DEPARTMENT
GRAHAM MAN FILES SUIT OVER ARREST
OFFICERS: GIRL FOUND DYING IN CAR SEAT
GRAIN
SEE ALSO CORN
FCX TEMPORARILY STOPS BUYING ",RAIN
GRAMBLING STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
GRAMBLING COACH ROBINSON NOT GAMBLING WITH PLAYERS
ROBINSON EYES RECORD
GRAMBLING'S ROBINSON LIKEABLE 'LEGEND*
ROBINSON FOCUSING ON NCCU
LATTIMORE HOPES 8IG APPLE WON'T GET CAUGHT IN HIS EAGLES' THROATS
LATTIMORE READY TO RENEW 'RIVALRY' WITH ROBINSON
LATTIMORE: OLD FOE ROBINSON IS EASY TO FIGURE
EAGLES TO GET A TASTE OF THE BIG TIME
GRAMBLING SURE BOOST FOR CENTRAL
EAGLES FINALLY GET SHOT AT GRAMBLING
GRAMBLING NEVER LETS EAGLES GET OFF GROUND
EAGLES LEARNING TO FLY
CENTRAL IN NY: 'WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR!'
EAGLES LOOK TO REGROUP
GRAMM-PUDMAN TAX BILL
SEE ALSO TAX REFORM ISEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLSI
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET, CUTS
CONGRESSIONAL 1985 BAD; 1986 SHOULD BE WORSE
GRAMMY AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
DURHAM MAN'S BOOKLET NOMINATED FOR GRAMMY
N.C. GROUP MOOOY BROTHERS HAS SHOT AT GRAMMY AWARD
SHIRLEY CAESAR, ANNE PRICE GET GRAMMY NOMINATIONS
TWO SISTERS NOMINATED FOR GRAMMYS
2 TRIANGLE AREA WOMEN WIN GRA«MY$
MS. CAESAR, MS. GOTTEN WIN GRAMMY AWAROS
AWARD WINNER
GRAND JURIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GRANO JURY
SEE ALSO FEDERAL GRAND JURY
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MBST ABORTION FUNDING
CONTROL IS KEY TO INVESTIGATIVE GRANO JURIES
SENATE APPROVES GRAND JURY USE TO INVESTIGATE ORUG TRAFFICKING
GRAND METROPOLITAN LTO.
LIGGETT C MYERS SHARE OF LEAF MARKET DECLINES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
GRANOMET, LCM MAY PART WAYS
GRAND WOK COOKBOOK
HELLENIC LADIES, TEACHER OLIVIA WU GET TASTEMAKFRS
GRANDFATHER GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
VERPLANK, WAKE FOREST WIN GRANDFATHER GOLF TOURNEY
GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN
MOUNTAIN WONDERS
MOUNTAIN RESORT HOLDS PHOTO WEEKENO
HIGHLAND GAMES END WITH FLING
FREE CAMERA CLINIC
GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN HIGHLANO GAMES
HIGHLAND GAMES SET
SLOWING OPEN THE HIGHLANO GAMES
HIGHLAND GAMES END WITH FLING
GRANOPARENTS
GRANDPARENTS' GROUP SEEKS RIGHTS TO SEE GRANDCHILDREN
COUPLE BECOMES GRANOPARENTS — 3 TIMES
GRANGE
SEE N.C. GRANGE ASSOCIATION
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO EARL OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO OXFORO/GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
OOCTOR PLANS DIALYSIS CENTER IN GRANVILLE
RALLY TO KICK OFF CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
SIX-DAY OXFORO CAMPAIGN TO STRESS 'BUY AMERICAN MADE'
HISTORIC HOME IN GRANVILLE NOW FOR SALE
GRANVILLE REQUIRING HALF-ACRE LOT FOR MOBILE HOME -ON-THE-R ANGE
GRANVILLE COUNTY FARMERS FACING LAND REVALUATION WOES
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C. BONO ISSUE
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BOND REFERENDUM IN OXFORD PICKS UP SUPPORT
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C.. BUDGET
GRANVILLE 3U0GET HEARING TODAY
FIRE SERVICE AREA PROGRAM DELAYED
GRANVILLE VOTES TO HOLO ITS PROPERTY TAX STEAOY
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C.. ELECTIONS
GRANVILLE MAYORS RUNNING UNOPPOSED
GRANVILLE SHERIFF RUNNING AGAIN
GRANVILLE COUNTY MAY HAVE 3-MAN RACE FOR SHERIFF
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., GOVERNMENT SPACE NEEDS
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY OFFICE BUILOING
GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS APPROVE PLANS
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OXFORD. N.C. HISTORY
HISTORIC GRANVILLE BUILDINGS 3EING SURVEYED
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. INOUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COM"ISSION
SEE ALSO OXFOPO/GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL CREATED
GRANVILLE JILL PAY TO UPGRAOE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
BOND REFERENDUM IN OXFORD PIC<S UP SUPPORT
GRANVILLE LAND USE TASK FORCE BEGINS ITS WORK
OFFICIALS SAY EDUCATION NEEDED ON SEWAGE BONDS
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. LAND USE
SEE ALSO LANO USE
GRANVILLE BOARD TO NAME LAND-'JSE PANEL
GRANVILLE COUNTY LAND-USE GROJP LOOKS AT MISSION
GRANVILLE LAND USE TASK FORCE BEGINS ITS WORK
GROUP PUSHES MOBILE HOME GUIDELINES
GRANVILLE REQUIRING HALF-ACRE LOT FOR MOBILE HOME -ON-THE-R ANGE
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. LANOFILL
GRANVILLE BOARD GIVES GO-AHEAO FOR LANOFILL
GRANVILLE WILL NEGOTIATE ON P'OJECT
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. PROPERTY TAX
GRANVILLE BUOGET HEARING TODAY
GRANVILLE'S TAX RATE UNCHANGED
GRANVILLE ATTORNEY SAYS BOARD'S EXCUSING TAX LISTING PENALTY .
GRANVILLE TAX BILLS BRING SHOCK AND SOME ADVICE
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. TAX RATE
GRANVILLE BUDGET HEARING TODAY
GRANVILLE'S TAX RATE UNCHANGED
GRANVILLE SEEKING 'FAST TRACK' ON BUILOING PROJECT
GRANVILLE TAX BILLS BRING SHOCK ANO SOMF AOVICE
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. MATER ANO SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO OXFORD. N.C. SEWAGE TREATMENT
GRANVILLE WILL PAY TO UPGRADE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
BOND REFERENDUM IN OXFORO PIC<S UP SUPPORT
GRANVILLE COUNTY TO SEEK 162.671 GRANT FOR SENIOR CENTER
GROUP PUSHES MOBILE HOME GUIDELINES
GRANVILLE GROUP SETS GOALS TO BLOCK MOBILE HOME PARKS
GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. ZONING LAW
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
GRANVILLE LANO USE TASK FORCE BEGINS ITS WORK
GRANVILLE REQUIRING HALF-ACRE LOT FOR MOBILE HQME-ON-THE-R ANGE
GRANVILLE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION STAFF REVIEWS WORK
GRANVILLE COUNTY ARTS AND CRAFTS BAZAAR
SEE ALSO CRAFT SHOWS
BAZAAR OPENS TODAY IN OXFORD
GRANVILLE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
GRANVILLE SCHOOLS CHIEF'S JOB ORAWS 48 APPLICATIONS
NEW SCHOOLS CHIEF NAMEO IN GRANVILLE
GRANVILLE PANEL TO STUDY TRAC< FOR HIGH SCHOOL
GRANVILLE COUNTY CATTLEMAN'S ASSOCIATION
THE COW LAOY: WHERE'S THE BEEF? AT BETTY LAURSEN'S
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GRANVILLE BOARO GIVES GO-AHEAO
GRANVILLE TO REQUIRE PERMIT FO
BILL TO CHANGE 9UTNER BOARD AP
GRANVILLE BOARD TO NAME LAND-J
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVES 9
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL C RE
GRANVILLE SETS ROAD PRIORITIES
GRANVILLE AOOPTS LIST OF HIGHJ
GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS APPROV
GRANVILLE COUNTY LAND-USE GROJ
SENATE APPROVES GRANO JURY USE
Durham WINS. LOSES SOME IN LEG
GRANVILLE ATTORNEY SAYS BOARD"
GRANVILLE WILL NEGOTIATE ON PR
NORTH, SOUTH GRANVILLE LOCAL '
BUTNER RESIDENTS TO VOTE ON NO
GRANVILLE LANO USE TASK FORCE
GRANVILLE COUNTY TO SEEK «62.6
GROUP PUSHES MOBILE HOME GUIOF
GROUP IN GRANVILLE PROTESTS MO
GRANVILLE GROUP SETS GOALS TO
GRANVILLE TO HELP START CRIMES
MORE MONEY SOUGHT FOR WILTON S
GRANVILLE BOARO ALLOTS 1417,00
FOUR ON BUTNER PLANNING BOARD
GRANVILLE PANEL TO STUDY TRAC<
OXFORD'S WASTE CARE PLAN 3ACKE
GRANVILLE BOARO CHIEF WANTS LI
PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMEN
FOR LANOFILL
R JUNKYARDS
POINTMENTS FILED
SF PANEL
UTNFR PLANNING BILL
ATEO
AY PRIORITIES
E PLANS
P LOOKS AT MISSION
TO INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING
ISLATURF
S EXCUSING TAX LISTING PENALTY . .
OJECT
HONE CALLS EYED
MINATIONS FOR BOARD
BEGINS ITS WORK
71 GRANT FOR SENIOR CENTER
LINES
BILE HOME PARK
BLOCK MOBILE HOME PARKS
TOPPERS
CHOOL
0 FOR RENOVATION OF WILTON SCHOOL
ANNOUNCED
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
0
ST OF GOALS
TS MADE
GRANVILLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BUOGET
FIRE SERVICE AREA PROGRAM DELAYEO
GRANVILLE VOTES TO HOLO ITS PIOPERTY tax STEAOY
GRANVILLE SEEKING 'FAST TRACK' ON BUILDING PROJECT
GRANVILLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
GRANVILLE WILL NEGOTIATE ON PROJECT
HISTORIC GRANVILLE BUILDINGS BEING SURVEYED
GRANVILLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
GRANVILLE DEMOCRATIC MEETING SET
GRANVILLE CO. FARMERS MARKET
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P 9YL
P n DATE
H I 9/27/85 B 1 N S80
H 1 6/06/85 B 1 N H61
H 1 6/28/85 B 1 N H60
S 2 6/29/85 A 16 N
S 2 11/04/95 A 11
H 2 12/0S/85 A 11
H 1 12/24/»5 C 1
H 1 6/04/85 B 1
H 1 12/13/85 8 1
4/02/95 B
9/25/95 B
9/27/85 B
H 1 10/03/85 B
H 1 10/17/85 B
H 2
H 1
H 1
3/13/85 C
6/05/85 8
10/03/85 B
10/17/95 8
12/06/85 B
1 1/08/85 C 1
I 8/08/85 B 1
1 6/06/95 B 1
2 6/29/85 C 1
1 8/06/85 C 1
1 10/29/85 8 1
H 1 6/06/85 B 1
H 2 6/29/85 C 1
H I 7/02/85 C 1
H 1 10/29/85 8 1
N H60
N S80
N S8"
N S80
N S90
N H60
N Ht,n
N S80
N S80
N S80
N HS.0
N H60
N HbO
N S80
N H60
N H61
N H60
N S80
1 9/25/85 B
1 9/27/85 B
1 10/08/85 C
1 10/17/85 B
1 10/30/95 B
H I 10/03/85 B
H I 12/06/95 B
H 1 3/27/85 C
H 1 11/01/85 B
1 N S80
l n sao
1 N H60
1 N S80
1 N S80
1 N S80
1 N S80
H 1 3/09/85 B 1 N
H 1 4/11/85 B 1 P N H60
H 2 11/20/95 A 14 N
H 2 5/19/85 E 1 P F J40
H 1
1/08/95
C 1
N
H I
2/06/95
B 1
N
H 2
2/23/B5
C 1
N
H 2
3/13/85
C I
N M60
H 2
3/29/85
B 1
N L40
H 1
4/02/85
B 1
N H6P
H 2
5/07/85
C 1
N
H 1
5/07/85
C 1
N H60
H 1
6/04/95
B 1
N H60
H 1
6/05/85
B 1
N H60
H 2
7/04/85
A 16
N
H 2
7/19/85
B 1
N L40
H 1
8/06/85
C 1
N HbO
H 1
8/08/85
8 1
N
H 1
9/04/85
a i
N H60
H 2
9/05/85
B 1
N L40
H 1
10/03/85
B 1
N S80
H 1
10/09/85
C 1
N H60
H 1
10/17/85
B 1
N S80
H 1
10/24/85
B 1
N S80
H 1
10/30/85
B 1
N S80
H 1
11/05/85
C 1
N H60
H 1
11/13/85
C 1
N S30
H 2
11/19/85
A 7
N S80
H 1
11/19/85
8 1
N
H 2
11/20/85
A 14
N
H 1
11/28/85
B 1
N S80
H 1
12/03/85
C 1
N H60
H 1
12/10/85
C 1
N
H 1
6/28/95
8 1
N H60
S 2
6/29/85
A 16
N
H I
7/02/85
C 1
N H60
H 1
8/08/95
8 1
N
H 1
12/13/85
B 1
N H60
H 1 9/11/85 C 1
MONTHLY/*
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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1/16/36
GRANVILLE FARMERS MARKET
GRANVILLE COUNTY GRANO JURY
GRANVILLE JURY INDICTS DURHAM MAN
GRANVILLE COUNTY HOSPITAL
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL WING TO BE FINTSHEO IN JUNE
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL ADOITION TO BE SHOWN OFF JUNE 2
TWO NURSES HONORED
OPEN HOUSE SET SUNDAY FOR GRA-IVILLE HOSPITAL WING
GRANO TOUR
LIBBY IS HARO TO PLEASE IAOI
WORK PROGRESSING ON GRANVILLE HOSPITAL RENOVATION
GRANVILLE COUNTY JAIL
NORTH. SOUTH GRANVILLE LOCAL 'HONE CALLS EYEO
GRANVILLE COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE GRANVILLE COUNTY
N.C.
LANDFILL
GRANVILLE COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C, GOVERNMENT SPACE NEEDS
GRANVILLE SEEKING "FAST TRACK' ON BUILDING PROJECT
GRANVILLE WILL NEGOTIATE ON PROJECT
GRANVILLE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
GRANVILLE GOP HOLDING OPERATION SWITCH DRIVE
GRANVILLE GOP CHAIRMAN FACING CHARGE BY NAVY
GRANVILLE MAN BEING DETAINED
HEARING FOR GRANVILLE GOP CHIEF SET
GOP CHAIRMAN'S TRIAL IS DELAYED
BUTNER MAN SENTENCED FOR DESERTION
GRANVILLE CUUNTY SCHOOLS
GRANVILLE SCHOOLS CHIEF'S JOB ORAWS 48 APPLICATIONS
HOULIHAN APPOINTED NEW GRANVILLE SCHOOLS LEAOER
OXFORO ORPHANAGE STUDENTS TO 1TTEND GRANVILLE SCHOOLS
GRANVILLE VOTES TO HOLO ITS PROPERTY TAX STEADY
GRANVILLE TEACHERS WILL REPORT TO THEIR SCHOOLS WEONESOAY
SUMMER VACATION GONE OR OWINOLING FOR AREA STUOENTS
SCHOOL BUS OVERTURNS IN GRANVILLE COUNTY
MORE MONEY SOUGHT FOR WILTON SCHOOL
GRANVILLE BOARD ALLOTS S417.000 FOR RENHVATION OF WILTON SCHOOL
GRANVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUPERINTENDENT
NEW SCHOOLS CHIEF NAMED IN GRANVILLE
GRANVILLE COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
GRANVILLE COUNTY TO SEEK i62.f>71 GRANT FOR SENIOR CENTER
RESIDENTS REASSURED ON ASBESTOS
GRANVILLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
GRANVILLE SHERIFF RUNNING AGAIN
GRANVILLE COUNTY MAY HAVE 3-MAN RACE FOR SHERIFF
GRANVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OXFORD/GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL CREATED
GRANVILLE TOWERS (UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OORMI
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
SILER CITY MAN ARRESTED IN OORM
DORM EVACUATED
GRANVILLE/OXFORD PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE OXFORD/GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
GRASS ILAWNI
SEE ALSO LAWN MOWERS
CONSULTANT GIVES TIPS ON LAWN. GAROEN CARE
JOURNEYMAN'S JOURNEY
ORNAMENTAL GRASS HARO TO FINO
HIGHWAY MOWING IS GOING PRIVATE TO REDUCE COSTS
GRASS FIRES
SEE ALSO FIRES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRES. N.C.
SEE ALSO FIRES, U.S.
DURHAM FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE NEAR JORDAN HIGH
BRUSH FIRES ROAR THROUGH COUNTY
FIERY FRIDAY FOR FIREFIGHTERS
DURHAM BRUSH FIRES EXTINGUISHED
WESTERN FIRES CONTROLLED! NEW BLAZES HIT EAST
EASTERN WILDFIRE HAS ONE BENEFIT
SMOLDERING PEAT CONTINUES TO CAUSE FIREFIGHTERS TROUBLE
THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS
MARINES HELP FIGHT FIRES IN N.C.
NFW FIRE BREAKS OUT IN N.C
FIREFIGHTERS GET SOME RELIEF FROM MUCH-NEEDFD SHOWERS
GRATEFUL DEAD I ROCK GROUPI
SEE ALSO ROCK CONCERTS
DUKE SHOULO END ROCK SHOWS
THE 'GOOO' ROCK CONCERTS
GRAVES
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. N.C
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PROJECT
PLANNING UNITS MERGER WOULD R50UIR6 CHANGES
THEY MAKE SURE GRAVES ARE NOT LOST OR FORGOTTEN
GRAY POWER
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT
SFE ALSO ALASKA
ALASKA TREK A TEST OF EARLY-SEASON STRENGTH FOR TAR HEELS
UNC CLASS OF SHOOTOUT FIELD
DUKE. UNC GET TOURNEY TESTS: TAR HEELS HEAVY FAVORITES TO WIN...
HEELS HEAVY FAVORITES
SHOOTOUT EARNS RECOGNITION IN ".3 BELOW
GUARDS POINT HEFLS TO THIRO STRAIGHT ROMP
HEELS DEMOLISH MISSOURI
TAR HEELS' LABOR PAYS OFF WITH WIN OVER BOILERMAKERS
ALASKA: COLO. DARK. STUNNING
HEELS RALLY PAST UNLV IN SHOOTOUT
TAR HEELS SURVIVE UNLV ZONE
BRAD OAUGHERTY TOO MUCH FOR REBELS
WELCOME CHANGE
UNC: FUN BEING NO. 1
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS
SEE ALSO CIRCUS
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS BRINGS TINY TIM TO TOWN APRIL 25
TINY TIM IS COMING TO TOWN
S
E
C PG
H 2 6/14/85 A 14
H 2 U/07/85 B
H 1
H 1
H 1
H I
H 2
H 2
H I
3/15/85 B
4/18/85 R
4/18/85 B
5/23/85 C
6/03/35 B
9/29/85 B
t2/13/R5 C
N H60
N H6G
H 1 9/04/85 B 1
H
H
1
1
7/02/85
8/03/85
C
B
1
1
N
N
H60
H
H
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H
H
H
1
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2
1
2
2
6/21/85
10/04/85
10/17/85
11/21/85
12/04/85
12/12/85
B
B
A
B
A
B
1
1
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N
N
N
N
N
N
S80
H
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H
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H
H
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2
1
2
1
1
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3/09/35
4/11/85
4/16/85
6/29/85
8/20/85
8/27/85
10/05/85
11/13/85
11/19/85
9
A
C
A
C
c
C
c
A
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16
I
16
1
1
1
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N
N
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N
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P N
N
N
N
H60
H60
H60
S30
S80
H
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4/11/85
B
1
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H60
H
I
10/03/85
c
1
N
H60
H 1 11/22/85 B 1
H 2 12/05/85 All N
H 1 12/24/85 CI N S80
H 1 4/02/85 B 1
1/08/85
1/08/85
11/01/85
H 2 2/17/85 E 12
H 3 8/23/85 B I
H 2 11/24/85 E 12
H 2 12/06/85 A 15
S 2
4/05/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/06/85
A
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H ?
4/06/85
H
1
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S ?
4/06/85
A
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H /
4/07/85
B
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4/11/85
A
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P N
H 2
4/11/85
A
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N
H 2
4/12/35
A
4
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H 2
4/12/85
A
H
N
S 2
4/12/85
A
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H 2
4/15/85
A
10
N
H ?
6/20/85
A
4
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6/27/85
A
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H 2 3/12/85 CI N 381
S 2 3/12/35 A 1 N J56
H 2 5/31/85 B 2 P F J40
H
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11/28/85
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
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1/16/86
DATE
S I T
E L Y
C PG L " RYL
STILL TIPTOEING AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
ELEPHANTS WILL HELP RAISE CIRCUS BIG TOP
UP GOES THE CIRCUS BIG TOP
THE SAILMAKER
GREAT AMERICAN SMOKE-OUT
SEE TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
GREAT BRITAIN
SEE ALSO IRELANO
SEE ALSO LONDON. ENGLANO
SEE ALSO NORTHERN IRELANO
SEE ALSO SCOTLAND
SEE ALSO WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND
SOCCER RIOTS A DISGRACE
RIOTS NOT SURPRISING
DUKE LIBRARY GETS BRITISH PAPERS
LET'S HELP NORTHERN IRELAND
GREAT BRITAIN. OIL
LET'S TAX OPEC
GREAT BRITAIN, ROYALTY
•LORD OF BURLINGTON' SAYS HE FAKE? ROYAL 'FAIRY TALE*
UNWARRANTED GOSSIP
LOVE THOSE TEAPOT TEMPESTS
DUKE COLLECTION SHOWS OUEEN LIKED ROYAL LIFE
GREAT 3RITAIN, SPIES
SEE ALSO SPIES
"THE NERVE OF THOSE RUSSIANS SENDING SPIES HERE..." ICARTOONI
GREAT BRITAIN, STRIKES
SEE GREAT BRITAIN, UNIONS
GREAT BRITAIN, UNIONS
MARGARET THATCHER AS THE LAOY IWTH THE LAMP (CARTOONI
THE GREAT DEPRESSION (ECONOMIC)
A OUAOTER HAD THEIR RESPECT
HAWLEY-SMOOT TARIFF REMINDER OF HISTORY
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: BULL DURHAM FACTORY SOLD
GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK
HIKER FOUND ALIVE. WELLA FTER 5 DAYS IN SMOKIES
OFFICIAL: THERE APE NO PLANS TO CLOSE SMOKY MOUNTAINS PARK DURING P5
SEARCH FUTILE FOR N.C. MAN
FOREST SERVICE REJECTS STOCKING WILD BOAR
ANOTHER REGRETTEO IMPORT
GREAT WALL OF CHINA
SEE ALSO CHINA
CHINA'S DYNAMISM STANDS
? 4/19/85 0 6
2 4/25/85 A 3
2 4/26/85 B 1
2 5/J5/R5 0 I
S 2 5/31/85 A
H 2 9/27/85 A
S 2 10/16/85 C
H 2 12/11/85 A
H 2 12/23/"5 A
3/04/»5
4/21/85
4/22/85
12/09/85
H 2 9/20/»5 A ATT 356
H 2 3/11/85 A 4 T T R56
h 2 l/l3/»5 B I
H 2 9/23/85 A A
S 2 11/08/85 A 12
5/13/85 A
6/12/85 A
7/08/85 A
7/25/35 B
9/13/35 A
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IN CONTRAST TO ANCIENT SITES
H 2 7/23/85 D 8 » U G68
GREATER DURHAM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO FUNO RAISING ISEE ALSO NAMES OF FUNO RAISING PROJECTS C SPONSORING GROUPS!
CHARITY GROUP'S FUND EXCEEDS * 100,000 S 2 1/05/85
FUNOS TO AID DURHAM'S RETARDED CITIZENS S "
FUNDS H
FOR FIRST GRANTS H
s
s
RETARDED CITI2ENS GROUP STARTS
FOUNOATION NOW TAKING REOUESTS
GRANT DEAOLINE SET FOR may 1
GRANT APPICATIONS SOUGHT
HELPING THE SCHOOLS
GROUP TO ANNOUNCE COMMUNITY GRANTS
9 GRANTS WORTH 15,500 AWAROED BY GREATER DUBHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNOATION AWAROS GRANTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM NICE. FAR FROM PERFECT, SURVEY SHOWS
SEMINAR FULFILLED NEED
EDUCATION FUNO TO RECEIVE S5.0OO
FUNO TO HONOR NOTED SCULPTOR
CREATING PHILANTHROPISTS
GREATER DURHAM OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
CHARITABLE SPIRIT GUIOES THESE GOLFERS' 0RIV6S
GREATER GREENSBORO OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
GGO FIELD IS THE STRONGEST IN SEVERAL YEARS
20ELLER OUT TO TEST HIMSELF TO EVALUATE FUTURE SCHEDULING
CRENSHAW USING GGO TO TUNE UP
SLUMAN'S 66 LEADS GGO
CLAMPETT HAPPY BACK IN THE HOT SEAT
SLUMAN MAINTAINS LEAD WITH SECOND-ROUNO 71
GGO EXPERIENCE BENEFITS WHITFIELD
HOME "RINGS OUT THE BEST IN FLOYO
FLOYD. TEXAN TIED FOR LEAO IN GUSTY GGO
STRAIN OF CONSTRAINT AOOS TO FRUSTRATIONS OF THE TOURING PROS
THE BIRDIE MAN
SINDELAR RIDES GGO WINOS TO FIRST PGA TOUR VICTORY
LITTLE-KNOWN PRO HANDLES PRESSURE OF FINAL ROUND
SINDELAR GRABS SURPRISE WIN IN GGO
FLOYD HAS HIGH HOPES FOLLOWING GGO ROUND
WAOKINS TOP PICK
THE GRECIAN PLATE ICOQKBOOX)
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
HELLENIC LADIES. TEACHER OLIVIA WU GET TASTEMAKERS
GREECE
SEE ALSO ATHENS. GREECE
CITY'S DEMOCRACY GRANO. ATHENS' SECURITY A JOKE
AIRPORT SECURITY
MAKE OUR DOLLARS TALK
IT'S GREEK TO THEM
3LUE DEVILS MAKE IT OFFICIAL: HOOPS SEASON IS hfre
WOLFPACK PUTS UP ITS GUARDISI IN KNOCKING OFF GREEKS. 90-69
WOLFPACK RIPS GREECE
TAR HEELS' FIRST-HALF EFFORT ENOUGH TO SALT AWAY GREEKS
A GREEK WEEK LOOK
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
HELLENIC LADIES BAKE SALE OFFERS RECIPES. TOO
PHOTO MUSEUM OPENS: WEST POINT PACKHOUSE HOUSES EXHIBITION
GREEN BEANS
TOPE WARNS OF
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3/20/85
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GREEN BERETS
SEE ALSO MILITARY
SEE ALSO U.S. SPECIAL FORCES
ATTORNEYS SAY SOLDIERS ENTRAP"E0 BY AGENTS
POW SUIT FILED AGAINST REAGAN
SUIT CHARGES GOVERNMENT NOT ACTING ON POWS
AFFIDAVITS SAY DOCUMENTS ABOUT POWS OESTROYEO
H 2 7/26/85
S 2 9/04/85
H 2 9/05/85
H 2 9/06/8S
10
1
10
6
M U N t H I Y / A N 'I U A L IN U E X B
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
GARWOOD CALLS TWO SOLDIERS' SJIT ON POWS 'COURAGEOUS SACRIFICE-
FORME" MAJOR: FREEING OF 3 POJS WAS BLOCKEO
POW COVER-UP IS CLAIMEO
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT MOVES TO DISMISS POW SUIT
GREEN PARK HOTEL (BLOWING ROCK. N.C. I
S WEEKEND WHO-DONE-IT: SOME FOL< S PAYING WAY INTO 'MURDER'
GREENE ASSOCIATES .„.
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
BAGEL SHOP IS MOVING
"GREENHOUSE" EFFECT
SFE ALSO CLIMATE
GREENHOUSE EFFECT: MORE KUOZU
GRFENP6ACE CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION
RAINbOW WARRIOR
A MONSTROUS COVER-UP
VIVE LA FRANCE
GREENSBORO. N.C
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAO
SEE ALSO TRUE STORY OF T HF GREE-ISBORO MASSACRE IBOOKI
DOWNTOWN GREENSBORO SMOLOERING ..„..„_-
HISTORIAN LOOKS AT FIRE DAMAGE IN GREENSBORO _,„„.
STUN GUNS: HOT-SELLING ITEMS TRIGGER LEGAL OUESTIONS
CONSULTANTS BACK RANOLEMAN DAM
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS RELUCTANT TO RAISE PROPERTY TAXES
TWO COMPANIES WANT GREENSBORO' S GARBAGE
TEEN GANG FIGHT TRIAL DELAYEO .-..,,.
AMERICAN EXPRESS UNVEILS DRAWINGS OF SERVICE CENTER
STATESVILLE WILL HAVE NEW MAYOR
GREENSBORO MAY DIM LIGHTS FOR STARGAZERS
GREENSBORO. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
DRUG TESTS PONOERED
GREENSBORO. N.C. CIVIC CENTER
CONVENTION CENTER PLANS CALLE3 '0EAO'
GREENSBORO. N.C. CONVENTION HOTEL COMPLEX PROPOSAL
SEE GREENSBORO. N.C. CIVIC CENTER
GRE6NSBOR0.oN.C.cELECTI0NSure ^ ^^ ^^
STATESVILLE WILL HAVE NEW MAYTR
GREENSBORU. N.C, LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
SEE GREENSBORO. N.C. ELECTIONS
GREENSBORO. N.C. MAYOR'S OFFICE
STATESVILLE WILL HAVE NEW MAYOR
GREENSBORO. N.C. POPULATION
GREENSBORO, CHARLOTTE TO
SUBJECTS
PAC-t 403
1/16/86
TOP I MILLION POPULATION BY 2000
GREENSBORO. N.C, RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO ANTI-KLAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO PACE RELATIONS
GREENSBORO MAN RE-ENACTS SIT-IN ON ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY
GREENSBORO GROUP WANTS PROCEDJRE ON POLICE COMPLAINTS
COUNCILMAN'S LICENSE EXPIREO— 11 YEAR AGO
GREENSBORO CITY SCHOOLS _ . _,.
FORMER STUDENTS TRYING TO EASE TEACHER'S LOSS
12,780 RAISEO TO HELP GREENSBORO VICTIM OF FLIMFLAM
GREENSBORO CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION FUND
LAWYER SAYS TRIAL SHUULO BE MOVED
GREENSBORO LAWYERS OPPOSE MOVING TRIAL
JU0G6 SETS EXTRA SECURITY FOR TRIAL OF «48 MILLION SUIT
KLAN-NAZI CASE GOING TO COURT FOR THIRD TIME
FUND LAWYERS URGE SHOOTOUT LITIGATION END
GREENSBORO COLISEUM
THE ARENA AFFECTION
CHARLOTTE TRIES TO GET NEW COLISEUM REAOY FOR '86
GREENSBORO COLISEUM BOOKKEEPING DEBATED
COLISEUM DIRECTOR IN GREENSBO'O TAKING LEAVE
OSMONDS B0M3E0 IN GREENSBORO: MORE COLISEUM LOSSES UNCOVERED
ALCOHOL BEVERAGE MISUSE AODED TO COLISEUM PROBE
GREENSBORO COLISEUM CHIEF ANNOUNCES HIS RESIGNATION
TAX MONEY USED TO HELP COLISEJM
STATESVILLE WILL HAVE NEW MAYOR
GREENSBORO COLISEUM DEPUTY DIRECTOR RESIGNS
GREENSBORO FIRE DEPT.
GREENSBORO FIREMEN SEEK CAUSE OF BLAZE
GREENSBORO WRECK INVOLVES F I R= TRUCK; ONE PERSON KILLEO
FIREMAN WON'T FACE CHARGES IN WRECK
GREENSBORO HORNETS (BASEBALLI
WHEN MFS' ARE SOLVED. PULLS
-DING OOUBLE-A
GREENSBORO PAGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
P.M. OIGEST
GREENSBORO PAGE RUNS UNBEATEN STREAK TO 33 GAMES
PAGE GAINS 4-A FINALS FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR
•MIRACLE' PLAY BRINGS PAGE ITS THIRO STRAIGHT 4-A CROWN
GREENSBORO POLICE DEPT.
PAIO INFORMANT INFILTRATED CWP
GRAND JURY WILL BE ASKEO TO CO
POLICEMAN NOT INDICTED IN GR EE
CITY DENIES OFFICER'S TESTIMON
GREENSBORO POLICEMAN SAYS LEA3
OFFICER TESTIFIES POLICE EXPEC
OFFICER TESTIFIES KLANSMEN, NA
GREENSBORO GROUP WANTS PROCEOJ
JUDGE TO OROP SOME DEFENDANTS
JUOGE ORDERS PLAINTIFFS TO PAY
MURDER SUSPECT, 3 OTHERS KILLS
SUIT SAYS POLICE FIRINGS WERE
DOG SNIFFS OUT MISSING EVIDENC
MORE FLIMFLAMS REPORTED TO POL
LAW TURNS ASSETS OVER TO AUTH">
POLICE SUBDUE MAN AFTER 7-HOU'
WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT FILED A
1351,500 AWARO MADE IN GREENSP
INFORMANTS GIVE VITAL AIO, POL
GREENSBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY
AFTER SHOOTINGS
NSIOER SHOOTING BY GREENSBORO POLICEMAN
NSBORO SHOOTING
ER OF CWP, PARAOE ROUTE WORRIED HIM
TED AT MOST 'EGG THROWING. HECKLING'
ZIS WEREN'T EXPECTEO AT 1979 RALLY
RE ON POLICE COMPLAINTS
COSTS OF 15 OROPPEO OEFENOANTS
0 IN BLAST AFTER CHASE WITH POLICE
RACIALLY MOTIVATED
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ICE IN GREENSBORO
RITIES
SIEGE
GAINST GREENSBORO
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H 2 12/03/85 A 3 N
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5/08/65
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12/29/85
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8/17/85
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9/06/85
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2/20/85
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2/28/85
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3/01/85
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7/19/85
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8/31/85
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10/09/85
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12/19/85
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4/16/85
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10/23/85
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11/18/85
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12/12/85
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10/09/65
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12/01/85
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12/08/85
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12/15/85
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3/14/65
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3/28/85
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4/03/85
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4/17/85
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4/23/65
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4/28/85
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5/06/85
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5/21/85
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9/01/85
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10/29/65
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- 12/31/05
SUBJECT
pace 404
FIVE 0. HENRY LETTERS. POSTCARD TO BE DISPLAYED
GREENSBORO REGIONAL AIRPORT
SEE *LSO AIRPORTS. N.C.
AMERICAN EXPRESS 8UYS BUILOINOS. LANO
FEDERAL OFFICIALS PP.G3ING REPORT OF NEAP COLLISION
PLANE LANOS SAFELY NEAR GREENSBORO
PLANE STRIKES DOG ON TAKEOFF, LANDS SAFELY WITH ONLY I WHFEL
•DISTILLED WATER1 DISRUPTS THEIR FLIGHT
GREENSBORO OUT AS HUB FOR UNITED
GREENSBORO SCHOOLS
SEE GREENSBORO CITY SCHOOLS
GREENSBORO STREET ASSOCIATES
MOSSwOG" HEARING DRAWS CROwO OF FOES
COMPROMISE SOUGHT: ACTION ON WOSSWOOD PROJECT DELAYED
TOWN DELAYS ACTION ON DEVELOPMENT
GREENVILLE. N.C.
GREENVILLE OKS DISASTER RESPONSE PLAN
FIRE DESTROYS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE IN GREENVILLE
FIRE OESTROYS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE IN GREENVILLE
GREENVILLE. S.C.
SEE ALSO GAFFNEY PEACH
HOW BAO DOES DURHAM WANT THE CIVIC CENTER?
S.C. PLAN EYED FOR CENTER
FOUNDATION APPROACH HAY SPUR 1ENTER PROJECT
KEY HOMES" PLANS FOR DURHAM APEA ARE 786 HOMES IN NEXT THREE YEARS
GREETING CAROS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS CAROS
GALLOWS HUMOR
ALLENTON REALTY DROPS BETTER -IOHES
A CARD OF CARING
CHURCH CARDS TO PROTEST JEWS" PLIGHT
GREGSON STREET
TREE REMOVAL REOUEST WAS JUSTIFIED
GRENADA ICOUNTRYI
SOLDIERS HOPING PUBLICITY WILL EASE SENTENCES
MARINE PLEADS GUILTY IN WEAPONS CASE
SOLDIERS GET CLEMENCY ON GUN tHARGES
LET REPORTERS COVER WAR
SOLDIERS ARE WELCOMED 8ACK FROM GRENADA
DUKE AUTHOR FAULTS REAGAN
JURY RULES FOR MEOICAL STUDENTS
GREY CULBRETH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
SFE CULBRETH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GREY STONE BAPTIST CHURCH
GREY STONE CHURCH REPORTS BREAK-IN
GREY STONE CHAMPS
GREY STONE CHAMPIONS
GREYHOUNO RUS LINE
GREYHOUND TO SELL FRANCHISE IM N.C.
GREYHOUND CUTS WORKERS
S
N E E
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10/11/85
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5/30/85 A 13
H 2 1/11/85 A 10
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H 2 7/26/85 C 5
1/13/85
1/23/85
1/25/85
H 2 10/06/85 D 11
H 2 5/21/»5 A »
H 2 7/28/85 B 8
H 2 11/23/85 A 6
S 2 12/05/85 A 5
M 2 12/20/85 A A
2/12/85 A
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THEY 'EALLY SERVE HFRRING
DUKE PROF: GRIEF IS NATURAL PROCESS
OOCTOR: SUPPRESSED GRIEF COULO CAUSE harm
-".RIFFlN ASSOCIATES
WOOOSHOP CUT FROM WAREHOUSE
GRIFTON SHAD FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SHAO FESTIVAL ■SECRET'
GRINDERSWITCH (RESTAURANT!
HONESTY ALIVE IN DURHAM
GRIST MILL
SEE ALSD MILLS
OLO GRIST MILL IS BEING RFN0V»TE0 AS AN OFFICE BUILDING IN ROXBORO
GROCERY STORES
SEE ALSO CONVENIENCE STORES
SEE ALSO COUNTRY STORES
SEE ALSO FARMERS MARKETS
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SUPERMARKETS. U.S.
NO SMOKING IN GROCERIES
NEW GROCERY TO OPEN
•LIFE IS JUST A GAMBLE' WOUNOFD GROCER SAYS
GROSS STATF PRODUCT
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
N.C. ECONOMY HITS WALL AFTER SOARING FQR THREE YEARS
6 SEGMENTS OF N.C. ECONOMY DROOP
FAR»E°S. TEXTILE INOUSTRY HURT IN '85
GROUNOHCG'S DAY
GROUNDHOG DAY WAS [-"PORTED
METEOROLOGISTS IGNORE ROOENT
GROUNDWATER
SEE ALSO WATER 3UALITY
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
WASTES PROPOSALS CRITICIZED
RESEARCHER STUDYING GROUNDWATER POLLUTION
CHEMICALS FOUND IN GE TEST WELLS
GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO BARIUM SPRINGS HOME FOR CHILDREN ._— -
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY 00MIC1LHRV HOME COMMUNITY AOVISORY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETAROED
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES. N.C.
SEE ALSO NURSING HOMES. U.S.
SEE ALSO RESPITE CARE
SEE ALSO THE THRESHOLD IMENTAL -IEALTH FACILITY)
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE TRANSITION HOME
WICKER SAYS HE HAS VOTES FOR SUCCESSION MEASURE
REDUCTION OF ABORTION FUNDS RAPPED
GROUP AIMS TO TRAIN CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL
HOME HELPS TROUBLEO YOUTHS RETURN TO THEIR COMMUNITIES
NORTH CAROLINA WORKS WITH MENTALLY ILL
12 FIRE HA2.AR0S FOUND AT PURNE 0 BOYS HOME
SKEPTICS REMAIN AFTER INTERFAITH COUNCIL'S HEARING
S 2 3/30/B5 A 3
H 2 3/31/85 B 1
S 2 11/30/85 A I p N W82
H 2 3/24/85 B 11 N
H 2 7/21/05 A 4 L
H 1 1/10/85 B 1 P F H60
H 2 1/31/85 A 4 L
S 2 5/23/85 C 1 N CoO
H 2 11/20/85 A II p N
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2 8/28/85 C 4
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H 2
S 2
2/02/85 A 4
2/02/85 A 1
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3/05/85
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3/05/85
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5/27/85
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7/08/85
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7/14/85
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1/06/85
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MONTHLY/4
INDEX
12/31/95
CARRbORO ALDERMEN AMENO ORDINANCE TO ALLOW SHELTERS
STATE OFFICIALS PLAN TO INVESTIGATE E FFFC T I VENE SS OF WILLIE M PROGRAM
GROUP-HOME PLAN ANGERS RESIDENTS
MEETING SET TOOAY ON HOME FOR AUTISTIC IN TRAPPER'S CREEK
HOMEOWNFRS WON'T SUE OVER GROJP HOME
GROUP HOME PLANS PROCEEDING OCSPITE TRAPPERS CREEK MEFTING
GROUP HOME COMPLETES SALE OF HOUSE IN TRAPPfrs CREEK
NFW HOUSE NOT BIG ENOUGH
GROUP HOME HAS ADEu'JATE SPACE
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS
HOMEOWNERS HOPE TO STALL OPENING OF TRAPPFR'S CREEK GROUP HOME
HOMEOWNERS TO ASK GROUP-HOME OELAY
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS SAVES TAX DOLLARS
DURHAM COUNTY WON'T DELAY GROJP HOME
AUTISTIC GROUP HOME POLICY TO BE REVIEWED
GROUP HOME COSTS LOWER
YEAR-'ROUNO CARE NEEOED
RECORD SET STRAIGHT
GROUPE DE RECHERCHE CHOREOGRAPHIC DE L'OPERA OE PARIS
G.R.C.O.P. PRESENTS MOOERN DANCE WITH A FRENCH TWIST
MOOERN DANCE POPULAR IN FRANCE. SAYS DIRECTOR OF AOF PERFORMERS
FRENCH DANCE GROUP TO PRESENT LAST U.S. PERFORMANCE TONIGHT
GROWTH DEVELOPMENT. N .C .
•CORRIDOR OF CONFUSION': IT EXISTS ON DURHAM I OR WAKEI COUNTY LINE
GROWTH CHANGING RALEIGH'S IMAGE
GROWTH INITIATIVES FOR TEACHERS (GIFT)
SEE ALSO GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. 3 F THE SOUTHEAST
SEE ALSO SCIENCE. EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
DURHAM TEACHERS REAP BENEFITS OF GTE PROGRAM
GALAPAGOS JOURNEY REFRESHES TEACHER
GROkTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
SFE ALSO CITIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO DOWNTOWN RE V I T AL 1 2 AT I ON FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO PROJECT 2000
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN GROWTH POLICIES BOARO
ECONOMIC FALL FORECAST FOR N.C.
PLAN INVITES DURHAM TO CHART ITS FUTURE
STEADY DURHAM GROWTH CAN HAVE POSITIVE SIDE
NEW PROJECTS NEEO DIRECTION. HARMONY
PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS DESERVE RESPECT
INSIDE
GRUBP- PROPERTIES INC.
BOLINWOOO SOLD; TO BE CONVERTED TO CONDOMINIUMS
GRUMMAN AIRCRAFT CO.
NAVY NEEDS WARY BUYERS
GUARANTEED STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
GUARANTEED STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
AWARDS FOR TEACHERS PLANNED
GUARANTY STATE BANK
ASSETS
BOO. NOT HOD
GUARANTY STATE BANK (BRAGTOWN BRANCHI
BANK ROBBEO; man CAUGHT
OURHAM POLICE ARREST SUSPECT AFTER BRAGTOWN BANK P098ED
FLA. MAN FACES HEARING IN DURHAM BANK HEIST
GUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. DURHAM
VOLUNTEERS NEEDEO TO AIO CHILDREN
OURHAM PROSECUTORS. CHILD ADVOCACY GROUP AT ODDS
t>OX OF CHILD ABUSE CASES 'PLEA BARGAIN'
PLEA-BARGAINS NEEDEO IN CHILD ABUSE CASES
VOLUNTEERS HELP ABUSEO CHILDREN IN COURT
SOBBING CHILD MOLESTER ORAWS 40-YEAR PRISON TERM AFTER PLEA
COORDINATION NEEDED IN FOSTER CARE
GUARDIAN ANGELS
SEE ALSO VIGILANTES
GUAROIAN ANGELS LEADERS AT 0U< E
GUARNERI STRING OUARTET
GUARNERI PLAYING SHOWS BEETHOVEN AT BEST
GUATEMALA
CRUSAOES CAN BACKFIRE
DIFFERENCE IN TREATMENT
TERRORISM BY U.S.
GUAYULE RUBBER PLANT
SEE ALSO OUBcJER
N.C.'S FUTURE CROP? SCIENTIST SEES RUBBER AS TOBACCO REPLACEMENT
FINDING ANOTHER MONEY CROP MANOATORY IN N.C.
GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
VOTE BOARD STILL BILLING INGRAM
ROLLER COASTER ENDS AT THE TOP FOR JACK HAWKE
STATE SUPREME COURT CENSURES JUDGE FOR CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
1984 CANOIDATFS GOT BIG BUCKS FROM FEW FAMILIES. REPORT SAYS
MICHAUX TO HOLD HEARING ON TEAM CANDIDACY BILL
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS BILL TO HAVE GOVERNOR. LT. GOVERNOR RUN AS TEAM
SANFORD'S GUBERNATORIAL GOAL: 'QUALITY EDUCATION'
GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS. N.C.
SEE GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION
SURVEY: GUVERNATORIAL SUCCESSION UNPOPULAR
LEGISLATURE MAY ASK VOTERS TO LOOK AGAIN AT GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION
DOUBLE STANOARO ALIVE ANO WELL IN LEGISLATURE
BILL FILED TO ALLOW N.C. V0TE5S TO REPEAL SUCCESSION
MARTIN TAKES NO STAND ON ISSUE OF SUCCESSION
AN IMPATIENT POWER GRAB
4-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR CLEARS HURDLE
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW SUCCESSION VOTE
THIS YEAR SHOULD OECIOE SUCCESSION
3RD SUCCESSION BILL FILED
SHAKY LOGIC SUPPORTS SUCCESSION LAW REPEAL
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MARTIN'S VETO PITCH SURPRISE
WICKER SAVS HE HAS VOTES COR
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WICKER: SUCCESSION VOTE REFL
PUBLIC COMMENT TO BE SOUGHT
GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION CRI
LEGISLATOR SUGGESTS PHASING
MARTI'! USES CALL POR VETO TO
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SUCCESSION OPPOSITION MAINLY
DEMOCRATS" ANTI-MARTIN STOAT
PROSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT
JOINT ETHICS PANEL AGREES TO
REFERENDUM FEVER
SENATE OKS PROPOSED OFF-YEAR
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TICUEO
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IN LEGISLATURE
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CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
ISSUE CONDUCT GUIDES
ELECTION AMENOMENT
IT 'TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE
GUESS ROAD
DURHAM COUNCIL TO STUDY FUNDING FOR GUESS ROAD
FORSYTH MAN GETS JOB OF ASSISTANT DURHAM MANAGER
NORTHGATE IS ADDING BUILDING
ONE-MAY GUESS ROAD BLOCK BACKED F?R SAFETY
FOUR INJURED IN GUESS ROAD COLLISION
TRUCKt CAR COLLIDE. I KILLED. 3 INJURED
DURHAM man INJURED IN COLLISION HAS DIED
A BAD INTERSECTION
FINAL LFG OF FREEWAY MOVED UP A YEAR
GUFSS OOAO PRISON UNIT
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
PRISONER ODING ROAD mCRK ESCAPES
SHOTS FIREO IN CAR HURT PASSENGER
DURHAM PRISON ESCAPEE IS CAPtJREO
GUGGENHEIM FELLOWSHIPS
DUKE. UNC FACULTY MEMBERS GET GUGGENHEIM AWARD
GUIDANCE COUNSELING
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. GUIDANCE PROGRA-
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. GUIDANCE PROGRA"
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO HONORS COUNSELOR
MORE ELEMENTARY GUIDANCE SAID NEEDEO
GUILFORO COUNTY, N.C.
COCAINE CONVERSION LABS EXPLOSIVE. OFFICIALS fear
DUKE POWER LOSES GUILFORO TAX CASE
GUILFORO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NO CHARGES BROUGHT IN VOTER FRAUD PROBE
GUILFORD COUNTY ELECTIONS BOARD
FBI REQUESTS SOME GUILFORO ELECTION FILFS
GUILFORO COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
STATE MUSEUM HONORING BLACK HISTORY SOUGHT
GUILFORO SCHOOLS "ERGER PROPOSAL Expected
GUILF?RD SHCOOLS THREW away FOOO FOLLOWING SNOW
GUILFORD COUNTY SHERIFF'S DE»T.
SBI PROBES GUILFORD OFFICIALS
INFORMANTS GIVE VITAL AIO. POLICE SAY
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NUCLEAR GUILT TRIPS SHOULD BE TEMPERED
WHY GROVEL IN GUILT?
GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLO RECORDS
SEE ALSO RECORDS AND FIRSTS
DURHAM MAN SETS ONE-FINGER PUSH-'JP RECORD
ELON COLLEGE STUOENTS WILL ATTEMPT TWISTER Game RECORD
GUITARS
gift of music
gulf stream
or. bane fishes for information
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CHEWING IN COURT DECIOEDLY A NO-NO
BEAUTIFUL? RIDICULOUS? OR GROSS?
GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO GUNS
SEE ALSO HANDGUNS
SEE ALSO MCCL'JRE-VOLKMJR GUN CONTROL BILL
STUN GUN CONTROL TIGHTENED BY NEW LAW EFFECTIVE OCT. 1
SENATE BILL CRIPPLES HANDGUN LEGISLATION
HUMANS DO THE KILLING
HANDGUN bILL NEEDED
HANDGUN OPPONENT "ISAIMED HIS ATTACK
HANDLING OF GUN BILL UNSUITEO TO DEMOCRACY
GUN-RUNNING
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING. N.C.
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
ATTEMPTED MURDER OF INFORMANT PROBED
SOLOIERS HOPING PUBLICITY WILL EASE SENTENCES
•cEAREO-FOR-LIFE' DEFENDANT GETS NINE-YEAR TERM
SOLOIERS GET CLEMENCY ON GUN CHARGES
gun Thefts
see also robbery. durham
2 men charged in theft of guns
two soldiers on trial in weapons thefts
attorneys say soldiers entrapped by agents
couple chargeo in widespread thefts
eight guns stolen
GUN IS STOLEN
GUN CASE PAIR FACE more CHARGES
FORMER DURHAM COUPLE IS FACINS more CHARGES
REVOLVERS STOLEN FROM GUN SHOP
FLIMFLAMMERS CON WOMAN OUT OF 1430
GUNS
SEE ALSO FAKE GUNS
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO HANDGUNS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO RIFLES
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 407
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SEE ALSO STUN GUN
SEE ALSO TOY GUNS
SEE ALSO U.S. TREASURY DEPT., BJREAU OF ALCOHnL . TOBACCO ANO FIREARMS
INSIDE
MARINE PLEADS GUILTY IN WEAPONS CASE
GET RID OF THE GUNS
GUNMAN LOCKS SELF IN DORM
GUNS. CASH TAKEN IN GAS STATION BREAK-IN
FAKE OR UNLOADEO WEAPONS GIVING LEGISLATORS TROUBLE
SOLDIERS GET CLEMENCY ON GUN CHARGES
STUN GUNS MIXEO BLESSING
AGENTS SAY SUSPECTED KILLER P'OBABLY GOT SOME WEAPONS ON SLACK MARKET
FRANKLIN MAN CHARGED IN GUNS THEFT
GUN ANO KNIFE SHOW SCHEDULED
WHITE PATRIOT MILLER ARPESTED
BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE
GUNTER ANO COOKE (DURHAM, N.C. CO. I
TEXTILES: DURHAM COMPANIES OK.
DOSSIER: JOSEF K. GUNTER
GYMNASTICS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE TWISTERS (GYMNASTICS FEDERATION!
TRIANGLE TWISTERS WIN STATE AWARDS
GYPSY-MOTH
GYPSY MOTH INFESTATION TREATMENT PLANS ANNOUNCEO
H t W DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO CEDAR RUN ASSOCIATES
PPOJECT HALT BEING SOUGHT
2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS PLANNEO IN OURHAM
TREYBURN HEARING CONTINUES
PANEL CLEARS ALSTON AVENUE BUSINESS PARK
HCA
SEE HOSPITAL CORP. OF AMERICA
HELPLINE (OURHAM CRISIS TELEPHONE SERVICEI
SEE ALSO CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY mental H=ALTH CENTER
HELP LINE CALLS DROP
DURHAM HELPLINE SEEKING VOLUNTEERS
HLA TYPING
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO PATERNITY SUITS
WHO'S THE FATHER? TESTS REDUCE UNCERTAINTY
HTLV-I. II. Ill
SEE DRUGS
SEE HUMAN T-CELL L EUKEM I A-LYMPHOMA VIRUS
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. U.S.
CARTER'S HANDSHAKE DURHAM 9-YEAR-0L0'S REWARD FOR WAITING
77-ACRE TRACT OONATEO FOR HOUSES FOR NEEDY
HABITAT FOP ORANGE COUNTY
CARRBORO HOPES GRANT CHANCES 3ETTER THIS YEAR
HACKNEY BROTHERS BODY COMPANY
order limits pickets at company
union accepts offer that resulted in strike
hagerstown suns
holu caps rallies as suns top bulls
thieves hit baseball team's 8js
bulls blow lead. fall in the 11th
suns shine twice over bulls
bulls can't slow up suns in two losses
suns hano bulls 3r0 straight loss
walks wilt ourham bulls
bulls complete road trip by setting suns. 7-3
bulls eno roao trip with win over suns
bulls' power sinks suns. 8-5
bulls clout visiting suns
bull's rosario puts clamps on sun's firepower
hatcher's bat scorches su'is as ourham gains on spirits
bulls' bats wake up
bulls' teamwork sinks suns. 4-2
bulls blast past suns
yastr2emski. baird homers powjr bulls over suns' b- 7
bulls trip suns again
bulls close successful homestano with 10-2 loss to suns
suns get mao. blister bulls
bulls oiscover stopper
suns rise in ninth, beat bulls
suns nip bulls
suns beat bulls 5-4 in 9th
bulls stall in title chase
suns' homers bounce bulls. 5-1
bulls near elimination
former bull gary reiter searches for right road to majors
rain: bulls play two tonight
bulls beat hagerstown twice
slumps eno. bulls sweep
bulls' try at five stopped by suns
loss ends bulls' strong homestano
bulls blank hagerstown
bulls blank suns
bulls club hagerstown, 9-3
suns' five-run thiro beats bulls, 6-",
HAIL
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
LIGHTENING ANO HAIL HIT EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
HAIR
SEE ALSO BALONESS
•DEAR CONGRESSMAN, WHERE CAN I GET...?
HAITIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO REFUGEES
THE REFUGEES ARE WORKING
HAKAN-CORLEY AND ASSOCIATES
•TEMPORARY OUARTERS' HOTEL PLAN APPROVED
HALF NELSON, FULL NELSON (BOOK!
HEY CLASS! TEACHER'S PUBLISHED A BOOK
HALIFAX, N.C.
TOWN OF HALIFAX GETS J9, 300 PLANNING GRANT
HALIFAX COUNTY, N.C.
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECT
AUTOMATIC WEAPON FIRED AT TWO HALIFAX DEPUTIES
HALIFAX COUNTY SCHOOLS
LONGER SCHOOL YEAR POSSIBLE OESPITE PROBLEMS
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HALLOWEEN
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS
SEE ALSO "TRICK CR TREAT"
AN EARLY HALLOWEEN SCENE
HINTS FOR A HEALTHY HALLOWEEN
THE HORROR i THE HORROR
CURIOUS GROUP
HIGH ANXIETY
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
HALLOWEEN OUR NATIONAL HOLIDAY?
WARMING UP
TRICK OR TREAT CUSTOM NO LONGcR APPROPRIATE
HALLOWEEN FULL OF FUN; PUT BE SAFE
MAO 'DOCTORS'
0ISGU1SING YOURSELF AS ROCK STAR HEIGHT OF FASHION THIS HALLOWEEN
BANK'S GOING FOR BLOOD WITH MIMICRY OF M3ACS3H
BENEFIT PERFORMANCES
SIGN OF THE TIMES
FOLLOW THESE TIPS FOR SAFE HALLOWEEN
LOOK OUT FOR REAL EVIL
ROBOT COSTUME WORKSHOP
HAUNTING DAY IS HERE AGAIN
HALLOWEEN HISTORY IS ROOTED IN CELTIC BELIEFS
SHE HAO DEVIL OF A TIME WITH HER 'BOUNCING' CHECK
NEIGHBORS WITH HALLOWEEN SPIRIT
EVERY HALLOWEEN IT'S HIGH OR AM A ON WATTS STREET
HALLOWEEN. EVEN IN A HOSPITAL
HALLOWEEN FUN
TREATS FROM TRICKSTERS
ALL DECKED OUT
HALLOWEEN PARTY
POLITICAL TREATS?
DETROIT'S OEVILISH OISGPACE
CITY WAS CO-SPONSOR
HALLOWEEN CANOY
SEE ALSO CANDY
CLINIC TO X-RAY HALLOWEEN TREATS
ALAMANCE HOSPITALS TO X-RAY TREATS
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
DISGUISING YOURSELF AS ROCK STAR HEIGHT OF FASHION THIS HALLOWEEN
"...THE NEW SPORTS ARENA!" (CARTOONI
ROBOT COSTUME WORKSHOP
FRONT LINE?
HALLOWEEN FUN
TREATS FROM TRICKSTERS
ALL OECKEO OUT
GHOULISH FACES
WAY-OUT DRESS-UP
HALOPER IOOL
SEE ALSO PAIN RELIEVERS
DRUG AIDS HICCUP SUFFERERS
HALSTEAO METAL PRODUCTS
CONCORO LANDS PLASTICS PLANT
HALSTON-ORLANE FRAGRANCES
MAX FACTOR PLANT TO EXPAND OPERATION
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RAOIO OPERATORS GET MESSAGES TO MEXICO
HAMBURGER
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BURGER-HUNGRY TAR HEELS CHOO-CHOO NORTH
RIDING THE RAILS FOR 'BURGERS AND "CUE
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LADY MACBETH WASN'T IN 'HAMLET'
HAMLET, N.C.
OFFICER CHARGED
MEBANE TOWN MANAGER TAKING J03 IN HAMLET
HAMNER PARTNERS
REALTORS' ECONOMIST THINKS ECONOMY WILL DECLINE IN '36
HAMNER PARTNERS BUYS STOCK IN GEORGIA BANK
HAMPTON INNS
HOTEL PLANNEO NEAR EUROPA
HOTEL PLAN PASSES 1ST HURDLE
•BUSINESSMAN'S' HOTEL TO BE BUILT ON BOULEVARD
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N.C. HAMS SlN THREE OUT OF FOJR AGAISNT VIRGINIA
CURES FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
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SOLOIER HURT BY EXPLOSION AT HIS HOME
HANOBHANOBALL CHAMPIONS FIND RECOGNITION LOW FOR HIGH-LEVEL SKILLS
HANDCUFFS^ SHACKLEj INCRE4SING IN ORANGE COUNTY COURTS
HANDGUNS
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SEE ALSO TOY GUNS
HANDGUN BILL NEEOED
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HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
SEE ALSO ATHLETES. HANOICAPPED
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. HANDICAPPED
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SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR GAMES ...•■■..«■.
SEE ALSO N.C. COALITION FOR CHRONICALLY ILL C OISABLEO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO PARAPLEGICS , _„_
SEE ALSO PLAY UNITS FOR THE SEVRELY HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO QUADRIPLEGICS
PANEL FAVORS REHAB CENTER FOR WAKE
BOWL-A-THON TO RAISE FUNDS FOR HANDICAPPED
MIND OVER HANDICAP
OUTRUNNING A HANDICAP
CHECK OUT SOLICITORS . „
PUPPET TROUPE HELPS DEMYSTIFY HANDICAPS
PUPPETS WORK WONOERS
HANDICAPPED LAW PLAN SPARKS SPAT ON COUNCIL
COUNCIL DROPS HANDICAPPEO ENTITLEMENT BID
OORTON ARENA DISCRIMINATION
BE WARY OF MONEY-RAISERS
PROSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
HOUSE APPROVES AOULT DAY CARE CERTIFICATION
BILL AIMED AT DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HANOICAPPEO
DURHAM SOCIAL WORKER: FIRING POSSIBLE IN CLASH
THE HIODEN HANDICAPS „ „„ , ._„_
SENATE OKS 9ILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
DEATH PENALTY URGED FOR KILLERS OF PREGNANT WOMEN
BILL WOULD LET UNO ISC IPL INEO JUVENILES BE CONFINED 15 DAYS
WHEELCHAIR-BOUNO MAN GETS SENTENCE FOR STEALING MEAT
POLIO VICTIM'S FAMILY, OTHERS HELPED HE" TO INDEPENDENCE
0N6-LEGGE0 SWIMMER PROVES ONE IS ENOUGH
NATIONAL MS AWARD WINNER SAYS WORK IS ITS OWN REWARD
GOVERNOR SHAKES UP COUNCIL F0» DISABLED
11.000 AWAROED TO PAPAPLEGIC PRISON INMATE
SUMMER'S HARVEST
ENCOURAGEMENT FROM THE HANOICAPPED
YOUNG REPORTERS CONTEST SCHEOJLEO
COMPUTERIZED EYEGLASSES HELP OEAF SEE SPEECH
OOUBLE AMPUTEE DIES IN HOUSE FIRE
FIRE KILLS OOUBLE AMPUTEE
UNC STUOENT RAPS BARRIERS . „
FBI ENTERS INVESTIGATION OF KIONAPPING REPORT
WHEELCHAIR ACCIDENT FATAL TO TEEN-AGER
FIGHT AGAINST ILLNESS ARDUOUS. SIGNIFICANT
PIONEERS' INVENTIONS MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR THE DISABLED
MAN HELO FOR ATTACKS ON REST HOME PATIENTS
DISABLED PERSONS FORUM SLATEO JAN. 6 IN CARRBORO
HANDICAPPEO, ARTS ANO CRAFTS
^GROUP'S WORKING TO MAKE THE AITS ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE
HANOICAPPED. CRIME VICTIMS
BLINO MAN ROBBED
HANOICAPPEO. EMPLOYMENT .-»..
PROGRAM GETS RETAROED WORKERS OUT OF 'SHELTERS'
BURLINGTON SPEAKER: RETAROED HAVE A HARD TIME FINDING JOBS
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE FOR VEHICLES
HANDICAPPEO LAW PLAN SPARKS SPAT ON COUNCIL
BROADER JOBS ORDINANCE GOING FROM BAD TO WORSE
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
DURHAM LAGS IN HELPING HANDICAPPED
STICKY IDEA GOT STICKIER
BILL AIMED AT DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HANOICAPPED
WILSON FIRM WINS NATIONAL AWARD , ,,
KINDLING TO FURNITURE. PERSON INDUSTRIES PRODUCES IT ALL
SETTING RECORD STRAIGHT
HANOICAPPEO. HOUSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO HOUSING. OURHAM
SEE ALSO PARAPLEGICS
HANDICAPPED LAW PLAN SPARKS S' A T ON COUNCIL
CHARLOTTE CENTER GIVES HELP TO HANOICAPPEO
M*NSEE4ALS0'0URHAM CITY COUNCIL. TAXI SERVICE FOR HANOICAPPED AND ELDERLY
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CHAPEL HILL POLICE OEALING CAROS FOR ILLEGAL PARKING
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TAXI OROINANCE ADOS INSPECTIONS
HANDICAPPEO MAILBAG I DURHAM SUN COLUMN!
STRESS MAY BE ROOT OF READER'S TROUBLES
HANOICAPPED PARKING SPACES RESERVED BY LAW
CHURCH IS FOR EVERYONE , .
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POST-POLIO SYNOROME ALARMS READER
ARTIST NEEDS HELP SELLING WORK
DISABLED TAKE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ATTACK
OISABLEO MAN GIVES TIPS ON HIRING AN ATTENOANT
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INDEX
12/31/85
OEVICFS MAKE LICE A LITTLE EASIER
DISABLED BOYFRIENO USES TRANQ J IL I 2 ER S AS CRUTCH
GADGETS ENHANCE PHONE AMPLIFIERS
WOMAN MIGHT HAVE WRONG ATTITunE
TELEVISION DOES A POOR JOB CF DEPICTING DISABLED
CHURCH SHOULO BE ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE
FOR SAFETY'S SAKE, ACT ALERT - NOT SCARED
WOMAN STRUGGLES TO ADJUST TO LUPUS
MISOPHORES FEAR GERMS
LIP-READING TAKES CONCENTRATION
HFARING-IMPA [RED WOMAN'S NEEDS IGNORED
MAN MUST PLACE A TALL ORDER FOR CRUTCHES
CUE MAKES UP FOR WEAK GRIP
MAN TROUBLED BY INCONTINENCE
WOMAN FEARS LOSS OF BENEFITS
ENTRY LEVEL JOB MIGHT LEAD TO BETTER THINGS
SOME DANCES CAN HARM YOUR HEALTH
STORE'S 'SPECIAL SHOPPER' HOU' S HELP HANDICAPPED AVOID CROWOS
CENSUS FORMS DON'T NOTE HANDICAPS
EASTER W1SHEO FOR THE DISABLED
HOME 90UNO WOMAN WANTS TO EARS MORE
TEST NOT NECESSARILY DISCRIMINATORY
DYSLEXIA MAY BE ROOT OF PROBLEM
TIME OFF FOR TREATMENT QUESTIONED
GRANDPARENTS CAN'T CONCEAL OISTASTE FOR RETARDED GRANDCHILD
HEARING AIDS FILL DIFFERENT NEEOS
THEATERS CAN BE ACCESSIBLE TO DISABLED
EXAMINE ALL ASPECTS OF ACCESSIBILITY WHEN CHOOSING A PLACE TO LIVE
CAPITOL TOURS OFFEREO FOR DISABLED
DISABLED WOMAN SHUNS DOCTORS
TEMPORARY 'HANDICAPPED' TAGS AVAILABLE
THEATERS ARE ACCESSIBLE
WOMAN SUSPECTS HER WRINKLES PREVENT HFR FROM BEING HIREO
OATING SERVICE WORKS FOR COUPLE
VOICE AMPLIFICATION NEEDED ON PHONE
MOTHER WHO LIVES ALONE WORRIES FAMILY
PARKING VIOLATION? CALL THE POLICE
MAN SEEKS RELIEF FROM TINN[TUr-
SOME CORDLESS PHONES CAUSE HEARING PROBLEMS
COURSE OF MS IS HIGHLY INDIVIDUAL
VIOEO GAMES ARE THERAPY FOR SOME
TINNITUS: THERE'S LITTLE KNOWV RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS
TIPS FOR GAROENERS WITH LIHITEO MOBILITY
BABY LACKS GOOO COORDINATION
BLIND CAN TYPE. CORRECT MISTA<ES
HEALTH PLAN MUST TREAT ALL EMPLOYEES THE SAME
TIPS FOR AIR TRAVEL
DAUGHTER SEEKS HELP FOR MOTHER'S DEAFNESS
PARAPLEGIC INTERESTFD IN WHEELCHAIR WORKOUTS
BYPASS BOARO. GO TO COURT
BY EXPANDING OPTIONS. DISABLE" CAN FIND JOBS
HANDICAPPEO HAILBAG: WORK OUT PROBLEMS BEFORE STARTING JOB
HANDICAPPED MAILBAG: MISSING TV CAPTIONS FRUSTRATE WATCHERS
HANOICAPPEO MAILBAG: REPORT INCONSIDERATE DRIVE'S
HANOICAPPED MAILBAG: OOCTOR MUST OETERMINE IF DIABETES IS OISABLING
HANDICAPPEO MAILBAG: COMFORT. NOT FASHION, SELLS SPECIAL SHOES
SHARED INFORMATION HELPS HANDICAPPEO
HANOICAPPEO MAILBAG: PROMOTE INDEPENDENCE BY USING SAFETY TIPS
HANOICAPPED MAILBAG: METRONOME DEVICE HELPS STUTTERERS
HANOICAPPEO MAILBAG: EXERCISE FOR ASTHMATICS?
HANOICAPPEO HAILBAG: NEWCOMER CRITICIZES TREATMENT OF RETARDED
YOU TOO CAN LIVE TO BE IOO, IF...
DO YOUR BEST WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
ACCESS FOR HANOICAPPEO IS FEDERAL REQUIREMENT
SHE SEES ROBOT ARM AS RIVAL ANO THREAT
'DREAM HOUSE' MUST SUIT COUPLE'S NEEDS
DON'T LET HANDICAP STOP HOLIDAY PLANS
CHILD'S SPEECH ILLS CAUSE FAMILY FRICTION
FEAR OF 'MARKING' BABY IS UNFOUNDED
CLOTHES ARE A PROBLEM
WHAT'S IN A WORO? TOO MUCH, SAYS JOE
ARE OEAF EMPLOYEES EXPLOITED ON THIS JOB?
HEART ATTACK VICTIM NEEDS SOME COUNSELING
CYCLE HELMETS PREVENT DEATHS
FIND A BETTER PRESCHOOL
WOMAN HAS 'ECOLOGICAL ILLNESS'
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INFECTIOUS ARTHRITIS HAS MANY SOURCES
NOISE MASKER MAY SOLVE EAR PROBLEM
WIFE THINKS HUSBAND OVEROOES EXERCISES
•PUSH-BUTTON' KITCHEN A BOON TO HANDICAPPEO
WATERREOS FOR PARAPLEGICS?
DEAF: AVOIO BIG PARTIES
PARAPLEGICS CAN SUCCEEO AS ARTISTS
MOST 3LIN0 PEOPLE HAVE SOME VISION
EATING FISH IS GOOD FOR HEART ANO MIGHT HELP ARTHRITIS ALSO
TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICE FOR THE OEAF ALSO HELPS STORES
ONLY TRY TO SELL IE CRAFTS ARF TOPNOTCH
WRITER AFFECTEO, NOT AFFLICTEO, BY C.P.
MOM WANTS GUIDE DOG FOR DAUGHTER
ATTENOING THEATER HARD FOR MOBILITY IMPAIRED
MEAT AND POTATOES HUSBAND NEEOS HELP
ACTION GROUPS MIXED BAG FOR DISA3LED STUOENTS
LIGHT PERSONAL EFFECTS HELP ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS
HIGH TECH FUN FOR THOSE WITH <USCULAR DYSTROPHY
DON'T BELIEVE WHAT YOU SEE ON TELEVISION
DAUGHTER'S FUTURE IS CONCERN
PACEMAKER MEANS RESTRICTIONS
HANDICAPPEO FINO THESE TIPS USEFUL
TO OISREGARD HANOICAPPED PARKING SIGNS IS CRIMINAL
SPEECH REAOING AIDS THE HARO OF HEARING
IS SON IMMATURE OR HANDICAPPED?
■REACHEO' HELPS ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS OPERATE CARS
HELP AVAILABLE FOR HANDICAPPED
HE LEARNS FROM INJURY
HELP FOR OlABETICS
FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE FOR DISABLED COLLEGIANS
WATER-, GEL-FILLED MATTRESS IS PERFECT COR THIS PARAPLEGIC
CEREB'AL PALSY SUFFERER MORTIMEO By TELETHON PORTRAYAL OF HANOICAPPEO
STRESS TRIGGERS PAIN
BOOK LETS DEAF TEACH SELVES SPEECH REAOING
GRANOPARENTS OF OISABLEO BENE=IT FROM NEWSLETTER
VISUALLY IMPAIREO NOT NECESSARILY BLIND
OISABLEO PERSONS BECOMING MOOELS
OISABLEO HUSBAND. WIFE NEEO COUNSELING
OLDER SISTER ADDS TO PROBLEM
OVERSEAS THEATERS NOT DESIGNED FOR HANDICAPPEO
CLASSIC LINE OF CLOTHES WORK WELL FOR HANOICAPPED WOMEN
THE LAW PROTECTS FAT PEOPLE F*OM EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION
USE SPECIAL TRICKS FOR DIFFICULT HOUSEHOLD GADGETS OR OEVICES
SUPPORT GROUPS HELP FAMILIES OF MENTALLY ILL
RHEUMATOIO ARTHRITIS VICTIMS NEED SUPPORT
FEAST-FAST CYCLE IS HARMFUL
OEVICE STOPS SPASMS CAUSEO BY WHEELCHAIR
DISABLED MUST LEARN FIRE SAFETY
START TRUST FOR OISABLEO CHILD
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INDEX B
- 12/31/85
DEPENDENTS MUSI OECLARE INCOME TO IDS
INOUIRE ABOUT RESTAURANT ACCESSIBILITY FOR OISABLEO
GIVE CHILD HOSPITAL TOUR BEFORE SURGERY
POST-POLIO SYNDROME CAUSES PROBLEMS FOR AGING POLIO VICTIMS
WINTER TOUGH SEASON FOR MOBILITY IMPAIRED
SOME GIFTS HELP HANDICAPPED
HANOICAPPED CAN "PLAY CATCH" W I TH SPECIAL BALL
SOME GROUP HOMES PROVIDE CARE FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
HANOICAPPED SHOULO 3E ABLE TO USE MALLS
NFH DEVICE HELPS HEARING IMPAIRED
DISABLED PERSON ACCEPTS SITUATION
MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS LAW CHANGE!
CHILDBIRTH PROBLEMS 00 NOT CAUSE EPILEPSY
LAWYER'S AOVICE CRITICAL FOP WRITING HILL
COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES FOR 1EAF AND BL I NO HAVE IMPROVED
TWO-HAY RAOIO AIDS DISABLED AT GAS STATIONS
EXTRA LAYERING HILL KEEP DISABLED HARM
CUSHIONEO SHOE HILL AID HEART ATTACK VICTIM
EMPLOYERS DO NOT HAVE TO HIRE HELPERS FOR HANOICAPPED HORKERS
HANDS
see also thumbs
toe transplant gives 8-year-old girl a thum8
ooctors reattach hand man lost during fight
handwriting
see penmanship
handy dandy i play i
nuclear subject attracted actress
hanes corp.
business highlights
hangings
chapel hill girl found hangeo
police investigate hanging of chapel hill 9-vear-old
information on car sought in girl's death
police hotline taking calls on clues to girl's hanging
church mourns a buyouant chilo
police hotline taking calls om clues to girl's hanging
hanover mills. inc.
yanceyville plant is shutting oohn
hanukkah
see also jehs
see also judea reform congregation
see also passover
in hanukkah it's lights, not santas
promoting brotherhooo
happiness
myths notwithstanding. older people are happiest
happy birthday ifilmi
british prooucer to make movie in robeson county
happy hours
see also alcohol. sales
see also bars
house proposal frohns on happy hours
the price-fixing bill
THE PRICE-FIXING BILL
LEGISLATORS OEBATE LIABILITY f OR HAZAR00US HASTE SPILLS
■HAPPY HOURS' PROPOSAL TOO BR?AO. UNNECESSARY
ABC PANEL OUTLAHS HAPPY HOURS
HHERE DOES REGULATION STOP?
•MOOD OF COUNTRY' CITEO IN ENOING HAPPY HOURS
ABC BAN GOES TOO FAR
PANFL APPROVES BILL TO ALLOH SPANKINGS IN DAY-CARE CENTERS
HAPPY HOURS IN N.C. TO END THURSOAY BUT SOME BARS MAY TRY HAPPY DAYS
HAPPY DAYS MAY BE HERE AGAIN. BUT HAPPY HOURS ILLEGAL
UAOOt/ unii0
HAPPY HOUR
•HAPPY HOUR' BAN FI22LES
HAPPY INN (EAST KNOX ST. I
MOTEL CLERK IS ROBBEO
APPARENTLY ARMED MAN ROBS HAPPY INN MOTEL
HAPPY INN (1-85 AT AVONOALE DRIVEI
GUNMAN ROBS MOTEL. ESCAPES HITH MONEY
ALMOST »3,000 IN STOLEN ITEMS FOUND AT MOTEL
HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE THREATS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO THREATS
ABORTION CONTROVERSY SPARKS HARASSMENT CLAIMS IN N.C.
4 MEMBERS OF BIBLE STUOY GROUP JAILED
DUNN FAMILY INVOLVED IN BIBLE ROH MOVING
MAN USES TELEPHONE TO TERROR HE PARENTS
TEEN GANGS HARASSING LIBRARIANS
HARDBACK CAFE
CAFE CATERS TO MINO ANO STOMACH: COOKS. BOOKS GO TOGETHER
HARDEE'S FOOD
HARDEE'S
FRANCHIS
HARE KRISHNA
N.C. TRA
SAFETY R
REST STO
HARKERS ISLAN
FISHERME
SYSTEMS. INC.
OROER BOON TO TEXTIL! HORKERS
ING BUSINESS BOOMING ACROSS STATE
NSPORTATION BOARD TO START RESTRICTING RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
ULES ESTABLISHED
PS ARE FOR REST
0. N.C.
N SCALLOPING FOR CHIRSTMAS SUPPER
HARLAN GROUP
SEE THE HAKLON GROUP INC. (BECAME HARLON PARKI
HARLAN LAHS C
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NEO NEON
(385.000
RKERS DISAPPOINTED
COOL L IGHT'S HOT AGA IN
CONTRACT AHAROEO FOR NEH RESEARCH PARK SIGNS
ROTTERS
ERN STAR SEEKS GL0BET10TTERS' HISTORY
SPARES FOR 'TROTTER BID
TTERS HOPE WOMEN ADD SPARK TO SHOH
LUCAS MAKES GLOBETROTTER CAMP
REAM GIVEN A BOOST BY GLOBETROTTERS
HARLFM GLOBET
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PARK OEVELOPERS SEEK CITY WAT=R SERVICES
NCNB REVEALS PLANS FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT IN WAKE AND OUPHAM
■CORRIOOR OF CONFUSION': IT EXISTS ON DURHAM (or wake) COUNTY LINE
HO. 000 COMMITTEE TO NEW ARTS CENTER
HARLON PARK (FORMERLY HARLON GROUP I
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
HARMONY, N.C.
AT A FLASHING LIGHT NFA9 A PAY PHONE LIES HARMONY i N.C.
HARNETT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
LOSING PLAYER PENS WINNING STORY
HARNETT SKID ENOS AT 36 VS. S'ARTANS
HARNETT COUNTY. N.C.
10-YEAR-OLD BOY FINOS MOTHER 1EATEN STABBED
THREE INJURED BY TORNADO IN HARNETT
GAS LINKED TO CANCER FOUNO AT HIGHER LEVELS IN 3 COUNTIES
HARNETT COUNTY SCHOOLS
APPEALS COURT AFFIRMS DISMISSAL OF SUIT AGAINST SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR
STUDENTS EVACUATED AT SCHOOL
NO LEAKS FOUND IN HARNETT SCHOOL FURNACE
ILLNESS AT HARNETT SCHOOL BLAMED ON PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENON
HARPS
HARPIST ■ INFORMANCING* FOR DURHAM
HARPIST CHARMS DURHAM STUDENTS
HARPIST PERFORMS HERE
HARPSICHORD
HARPSICHORD RECITAL SCHEDULEO SUNDAY
INFORMAL IMPROVISING SHOWS CLASSICS CAN BE FUN
HARRIER JETS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. JETS. N.C. (MILITARY JETSI
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, JETS. U.S. (MILITARY JETSI
MARINE KILLED IN HARRIER CRASH
HAPRIS-CONNERS CHEVROLET
AUTO DEALERSHIP SOLD
CAR DEALERSHIP CHANGES OWNERS
HAPRIS-TEETEP SUPERMARKETS
A CASE OF LEFT HAND HELPING THE RIGHT HANO
HARVARD UNIV.
STUOENTS TO GET LESSON ON SAYING "NO"
PLAYSKOOL AT HARVARO
HARVARD ATTRACTS TOP INTELLECTUALS
HARVARO UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
OEVILS HAVE REASONS TO BE NICE TO HARVARO
BLUE DEVILS OVERPOWER THE CRIMSON
BLUE OEVILS TEACH HARVARO A LESSON
HARVEST FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO KWAN2A (AFRICAN HARVEST)
RITUAL RECOGNIZES AFRICAN HARVEST
HASHISH
SEE ALSO ORUGS
CHASE LEAOS TO DRUG CHARGES
MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
U.S. GRANO JURY IN RALEIGH INDICTS 8 FOR DRUG IMPORTS
HATS
MINISTER COLLECTS WOMEN'S HATS. AMONG OTHER THINGS
IT WAS 'CRATE DAY' AT ANGIER AVENUE
VINTAGE SALE
FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION
HATTERAS ISLANO
GLORIA'S GLANCING BLOW LEFT MANY SCARS ON HATTERAS
HATTERAS LOWS
SEE ALSO WEATHER. N.C.
STORM TRACKERS: RESEARCHERS REAOYING FOR STUDY OF 'HATTERAS COWS'
HATTIE DANIELS OAY CARE CENTER (WILSON. N.C.I
N.C. BUDGET CLAUSE CAUSES WOES
HAUNTED HOUSES
GHOSTLY GOINGS-ON: THREE TALES OF ECTOPLASM ON THE END
HAVELOCK, N.C.
POSSIBLE EXPLOSIVE FOUNO UNDER CAR
HAW RIVER
ALAMANCE SENATOR DENIES ALLEGATION
JORDAN DENIES CONFLICT IN BILL AFFECTING OAM AT SAXAPAHAW
ETHICS PANEL SU9P0ENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
...I NEVER SUSPECTED THAT RIVER WATER COULD BE SO HOT...
AGENCY RULES WATER MUST FLOW OVER HAW OAM AT SAXAPAHAW
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO RECEIVE CASE INVOLVING SENATOR
2 COUNTY DA'S GET ALLEGATIONS AGAINST SENATOR
SEN. JORDAN INDICTED
SEN. JORDAN PLEADS INNOCENT
GROUP CHEMICALS FOUND IN HAW JIVER
JUOGE REJECTS ARGUMENTS TO DROP J OF 3 CHARGES IN JORDAN TRIAL
STATE SENATOR PLEADS GUILTY: GETS SUSPENOED TERM AFTER RESIGNING...
HAW RIVER. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS FILING DEADLINE IS V OON NEXT FRIDAY
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORAW MANY CANDIDATES
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
MAYOR OF HAW RIVER IS RE-ELECTEO
HAW RIVER. N.C MAYOR'S OFFICE
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORAW MANY CANDIDATES
hah RIVER BRIDGE
OLO HAW RIVER BRIDGE COMING DOWN
HAW RIVER TOWN COUNCIL
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS DRAW MANY CANOIOATES
HAWKS. OOVES AND OWLS I BOOK I
CAN OWLS REALLY SAVE US FROM OOVES. HAWKS?
HAWLEY-SMOOT TARIFF ACT
SEE ALSO TARIFFS
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TREATMENTS EASE HAY FEVER MISERY
HAY RIDES
80V DIES AFTER FALL ON HAYRIOE
EX-OUPHAM RESIDENT, 11, KILLEO DUPING S.C. HAYRIOF
HAYDEN-WEGMAN CORPORATION
WINSTON-SALEM MAY LEASE LANDFILLS TO GAS COMPANIES FUR METHANE DRILLING S 2
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HAYTI DEVELOPMENT CORP.
HAYTI FORMS 1ST CO-OP STORE
FIRM'S USE OF CITY PROPERTY WISE MOVE
COOPERATIVES KEY TO OPENING CENTER STORE
NANCY WILSON TO SING
HAYTI SECTION
SEE DURHAM,
N.C.
HAYTI SECTION
SPECIAL INCIDENTS TEAM
S 2
H 2
S 2
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HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO HERITAGE SOUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
REPAIRING ROAD
BANKS MAY AGREE TO SPECIAL HAYTI LOANS
LOANS COMMITTED FOR HAYTI
COOPERATION BOOSTS HAYTI
CITY APPROVES LOAN PLAN FOR HAYTI HOMEBUYERS
HAYTI HOUSING-LOAN PLANS APPR3VE0
HOMES IN HAYTI MAYBE BE READY IN NOVEMBER
NANCY WILSON WILL GIVE BENEFIT SHOWS
COUNCIL HEARING WILL AIR NEW GRANT USES
HAYWOOD, DENNY, MRLER. JOHNSON, SSSSOMS C HAYWOOO
HILLSBOROUGH SIZING UP 4 LAW FIRMS
HAYWOOD COUNTY, N.C.
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS RELUCTANT T3 RAISE PROPERTY TAXES
SNAKE HANDLERS, POLICE CLASH AT RELIGIOUS MEET
HAYWOOD-MONCURE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
LAWSUIT SPARKS DEBATE ON ABORTION, GENETIC ENGINEERING
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO BENZFNE
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO CYREL
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY P1QGRAM.
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-KNOW
MORE HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL ESCORTED THROUGH N.C.
ANOTHER TOXIC CHEMICAL SHIPMENT IS TRUCKED THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA
N.C. COMPANIES OISPUTE REPORT ABOUT JOB RISKS
SENATOR PROPOSES PESTICIDE LIMITS ON IMPORTED LEAF
OURHAM OFFICIALS EXAMINING LAW ON RELEASE OF WASTE DATA
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY GAIN MORE SUPPORT
RIGHT-TO-KNOW ORDINANCE VOTE ]N COUNCIL'S AGENDA
COST LINKED TO TOXICS LAW
CORRECTIUN
STATE SAYS OURHAM FIRM IS IN COMPLIANCE
DYES LINKED TO CANCER UNREGULATED
HAZARDOUS-MATERIALS TEAM PR0P3SCD FOR EMERGENCIES
NEW PUBLIC SAFETY TEAM WOULD FIGHT SPILLS, FIRES, LEAKS
HAZARDOUS-MATERIAL UNIT DESERVES SWIFT APPROVAL
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE LAW MAY EXCLUOE LIGGETT FIRM
TRADE SECRET ISSUE TO AIR
SPONSOR LAUOS RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL
SPECIAL POLICE TEAM WILL HANDLE CHEMICAL SPILLS
OEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILLS CREATE CONFUSION
TOXIC CHEMICAL ACTION NEEDEO
OVEPREGULATION ANO RISKS FROM CHEMICALS DEBATED
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LAW HAS EXEMPTION
CITY COUNCIL AOOPTS CHEMICALS ORDINANCE
DURHAM 1ST TO ENACT R I GHT- T0-< NOW LAW
CHEMICAL RIGHT-TO-KNUW RULE NEEDED
OANGEROUS-MATERIAL LAW A WORKABLE COMPROMISE
RIGHT-TO-KNOW STATUTES A MIXED PUBLIC BLESSING
INSIDE
ORDINANCE IS APPROPRIATE
NATIONAL STANDARD NEEDED
PANEL UKS RIGHT-TO-KNOW CHEMICALS BILL
HOUSE APPROVES TOXIC SUBSTANCES INFORMATION BILL
PARK LAB DENIES DELAYING RESULTS OF BENZENE TESTS
LIST OF TOXIC CHEMICALS SOUGHT: UNION CARBIDE ASKED TO INFORM DURHAM GOV
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS FACE HAZA50S
COMPROMISE LIMITS RI GHT-T0-KN3 W BILL
RIGHT-TC-KNOW SUPPORTERS OUT-RAGED BY PANEL'S MOVE
COUNCIL WARNED ABOUT STATE • RI GH T- TO-KNOW* BILL
Impromptu MEETINGS HELD ON 'RI GHT-TO-KNOW • LAW
CITY MAY TAKE STANCE ON BILL
ROYALL, ALLIES BLOCK R IGHT- TO- KNOW VOTE
EFFORTS TO DEFENO *R IGHT-TO-KN OW • ORDINANCE FAIL
RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL CONCERNS DURHAM
CIVIC CENTER BILL OK'O
GOVERNOR RAPS PROPOSEO BILL Ot CHEMICUS
COMPROMISE REACHED ON RIGHT-T3-KN0W BILL
N.C. RIGHT-TO-KNOW TO REPLACE CITY LAW
PRO-BUSINESS BUMS
PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT TO KNOW
A HOOGEPOOGE OF RULES
DURHAM WINS, LOSES SOME IN LEGISLATURE
COMBATING TOXIC WASTES FOCUS ? F DTI'S ENVIRONMENTAL SEMINAR
SCHOOL CHEMICALS POSE DANGERS
LAWS MAKE TRAOE SECRETS HARD TO KEEP — LAWYER
CHEMICALS IN WORKPLACE SUBJECT OF UNC LECTURE
N.C. LIKELY TO GET RADIOACTIVE WASTE OUMP , OFFICIALS SAY
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER TO BE MOVEO
NO COMMENT AT WASTE HEARING
WORKER-SAFETY LAW EFFECTIVE NO V . 25
TOXICS DISCLOSURE FIGHT IS PREDICTED
REPORT LINKS SMOKING TO OCCUPATIONAL RISKS
NEW WASTE-DISPOSAL RULES COULD MINIMIZE DANGERS
CHEMICALS TO BE GONE BY JAN. 16
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT C CONTROL
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
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PROPANE REMOVED AFTER HAZARD STUDY
OROINANCE 15 APPROPRIATE
NATIONAL STAUDARO NEEDED
PANEL OKS RIGHT-TO-KNOW CHEMICALS BILL
HOUSE APPROVES TQXIC SUBSTANCES INFORMATION BILL
PARK LAB DENIES DELAYING RESULTS OF BENZENE TESTS
OURHAM GROUP WANTS TOXIC CHEMICALS LIST
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS FACE HAZARDS
COMPROMISE LIMITS RIGHT-TO-KNCTW BILL
RIGHT-TO-KNOH SUPPORTERS OUTRAGED BY PANEL'S "OVE
COUNCIL WARNEO ABOUT STATE ' RI GHT-TO-KNOW • BILL
CITY MAY TAKE STANCE ON BILL
GROUP FOR DISCLOSURE HUNTS ROYALL
EFFORTS TO DEFEND ' R IGHT-TO-K-IOW' ORDINANCE FAIL
RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL CONCERNS DURHAM
EX-SENATOR SAYS HAZAROOUS HASTE BILL STRIPS LOCAL GOVERNMENT POWER
HOUSE PASSES DURHAM BILLS
CIVIC CENTER BILL OK'D
NEW WASTE-DISPOSAL RULES COULO MINIMIZE DANGERS
CHEMICALS TO BE GONE BY JAN. 16
HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT. <I.C.
HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL, HAZAROOUS WASTE SUBCOMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY P°OGRAM, SPECIAL INCIOENTS TEAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM TOXIC ACTION COALITION
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-KNOW
CITY'S LEAOERS LOOK TO FUTURE
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
DURHAM OFFICIALS EXAMINING LAW ON RELEASE OF WASTE DATA
RECYCLING FIRM'S COMPLIANCE HIT
STATE SAYS OURHAM FIRM IS IN COMPLIANCE
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MONEY IN PUBLIC HEALTH OEPT. BUOGET
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
LAME-OUCK RECYCLING FIRM FINE"> FOR LATE REPORT
RECYCLING FIRM 'WON'T MEET OEAOLINE'
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GWUUK hUK UliLLJSUKt HUN I i
HOUSE PASSES OURHAM BILLS
NO DANGER OF LEAKS IN PARK, UNION CARBIDE OFFICIAL SAYS
FIRM'S EARLY MOVE EASES EAST nnRHAM FEARS
CITY: COMPANY USING CYANIDE SKIRTING REGULATIONS
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM TARGET OF SPECIAL REPORT
BUSINESS USING CYANIDE URGED TO SHUT DOWN
CITY UNFAIR TO EAST DURHAM
SUMMONS ISSUED AGAINST INDUSTRY
7 TREATED AFTER CHEMICAL SPILLS
CULTURES FIGHT GAS LEAK
HEARING SLATED ON WASTE PERMIT
CONCRETE FIRM NEEDS WASTE OKS
DURHAM'S DUMP SITE POLLUTANTS WILL SPREAO
POLLUTION A GROWING NUISANCE
FIRM SET TO CLOSE WASTE STORAGE PIPE
2ND HEAPING SET ON INCINERATOR PERMIT
LEAK FOUND AT OLD GE PLANT
TAINTEO SOIL FOUND NEAR PARK
EPA RESEARCHERS OEVISE WAY TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS
DUKE CRITICIZED FOR SMOKE
CHEMICALS FOUND IN GE TEST WELLS
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNDECIOEO
CITY IS URGED TO RESERVE AREA FOR RECYCLING
NEW WASTE-DISPOSAL RULES COUL3 MINIMIZE OANGERS
CHEMICALS TO BE GONE BY JAN. 16
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATEP1ALS „ , ...
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, SOLIO AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISI
SFE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT 30ARO
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES OISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO PCB I POLYCHLORINATED BI PHENYLS)
SEE ALSO RAOIATION
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TPIANGLE PARK, HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO R IGHT-TO-KNOW
SEE ALSO WASTE OISPOSAL
WASTES PROPOSALS CRITICIZED
BOTH SIDES DISSATISFIED WITH WASTE GUIDELINES
BUSINESSMEN, ENVIRONMENTALISTS CLASH OVER URLES FOR WASTE SITE
NEWSPAPER SAYS CHEMICAL WASTES 9UPIE0 IN LANDFILL
CONGRESSMAN ASKS ARMY TO REMOVE HALLUCINOGENIC CHEMICAL AGENT
EPA 'PREPARING FOR WORST' ON WARFARE AGENT
HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE REGULATIONS APPROVEO
SURVEY: PHOSPHATE BAN'S CHANCES BETTER THIS YEAR
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY GAIN MORE SUPPORT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
WASTES FROM WARFARE CHEMICAL NEUTRALIZED, PREPARED FOP MOVE
U.S. HOUSE VOTING TODAY ON NUCLEAR WASTE DUMPS
622 WASTE SITES BEING DOCUMENTED
RESIDENTS OF STOKES OON' T WANT SPFNT NUCLEAR FUEL STORED THERE
LEGISLATOR SAYS WASTE REPORT NOT SUBMITTED By DEADLINE
OFFICIALS: STRATEGIES MAY PREVENT PLACE"ENT OF DUMPS IN STATE
AREA OF PIEDMONT 'LOGICAL' LOCATION FOR WASTE PLANT
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
REMOVAL OF SITES URGED FROM NJCLEAR WASTE LIST
SPONSOR LAUDS RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZAROOUS WASTE SPILLS
BILL FOR STRICTER RULES ON ENVIRONMENT PIES
BILL WOULD LIMIT WASTES SITES
LEGISLATION AIMEO AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
BURLINGTON FIRM, DURHAM, OUKE WILL EACH GET 55,000 GRANT
HIGH POINT FIRM ASSESSEO PENALTY ON WASTE RULES
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONEO WASTE DUMPS AOVANCES
BILLS ON SUBMERGED LAND CLAIMS OK ' 0 BY HOUSE DESPITF CRITICISM
PROPANE REMOVED AFTER HAZARD STUDY
BILL ON WASTE SPILLS MAY STILL BE OPPOSED
VOTE ADVANCES BILL ON LIABILITY FOR HAZAROOUS WASTE SPILLS
BILL APPROVED TO MAKE FIRMS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS FACE HAZAROS
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL ON WASTE SITE FEES
NUCLEAR WASTE OUMP
HAZAROOUS WASTE FEE BILL IS OLLEO 'A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING'
EX-SENATOR SAYS HAZAROOUS WASTE BILL STRIPS LOCAL GOVERNMENT POWER
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
THE KIND OF GAMBLING GOV. MARTIN FINDS ACCEPTABLE (CARTOON)
PRO-BUSINESS BUMS
PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT TE1 KNOW
PLANT WILL CONVERT HAZARDOUS WASTES
EPA MAKES PROGRESS IN PCBS CLEANUP
COMBATING TOXIC HASTES FOCUS } F OTI'S ENVIRONMENTAL SEMINAR
RAOIOACTIVE WASTES SITE IS FOCUS OF MEETING
OELAY EXPECTED ON RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL
MANDATORY PLANS UPHELD FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE
HIGH-TECH SAFETY QUESTIONED: PROFESSOR, OTHERS URGE STATE CAUTION
HAZARDOUS WASTE PRODUCERS MAY FACE INSURANCE SQUEEZE
INDIAN GROUP TO OPPOSE WASTE °LANT
STATE COMMISSION TO HIRE CONSJLTANT TO RECOMMEND WASTE TREATMENT SITES
CONCERNS ARE RAISED ABOUT PESTICIDE TEMIK
KIRK: N.C. RELIES ON ITS NEIGHBORS FOR WASTE SITES
ROSE RAPS PLAN TO BUILD INCINERATOR IN PLADEN COUNTY
CHEMICAL OUMPS AT CAMP LEJEUNC ARE INVESTIGATED
N.C. AMONG 16 STATES EYED FOR NUCLEAR REFUSE DUMP
REZONING APPRDVEO FOR SEDIMENT PONOS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
S.C. HOPES N.C. KEEPS WASTE
N.C. LIKELY TO GET RADIOACTIVE WASTE DUMP, OFFICIALS SAY
PANEL OKS PRELIMINARY PLAN ON NUCLEAR WASTES
HENOON SCORES IDEA OF N.C. DU»P SITE
CUMBERLAND OFFICIAL URGES STATE TO REJECT INCINERATOR IN BLADEN
RADIOACTIVE-WASTE PLAN ORAWS FIRE FROM MILLER
LANOFILLS ONLY CHOICE FOR WASTE DISPOSAL?
NORTH CAROLINA AS WASTE OUMP SITE? IT'S POSSIBLE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATOR IM MITCHELL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE OPERATING
STATE URGED TO THINK TWICE AB3UT INCINERATOR
BLADEN INCINERATOR PROPOSAL GETS REVIEW
RESEARCHER STUOYING GROUNDWATER POLLUTION
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER TO BE MOVED
NO COMMENT AT WASTE HEARING
CHEMICAL COMPANY IS FINED
INCINERATOR WILL CUT COSTS
INCINERATOR MIGHT BE ALTERNATIVE TO LANDFILL
NUCLEAR DUMP SELECTON RULES ARE D6CIOED
NO ONE WANTS TO WIN
CONSERVATIONISTS TO STUDY HAZARDOUS WASTE PLAN
AGREEMENT REACHED
STATE REAOYING PLANS TO FIGHT NUCLEAR DUMP
ACTION BY STATE URGEO ON SEARCH FOR WASTE SITE
WASTE INCINERATOR HEARING SCHEDULED
OFFICIALS: DELAY ON 'SUPERFUNO' PROGRAM WILL HAVE LITTLE IMPACT
WASTE OUMP SITE DELAYS COULD AFFECT STATE
HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-KNOW
U.S. HOUSE VOTING TOOAY ON NUCLEAR WASTE DUMPS
TEAM FINOS TOXIC WASTE DUMPS MO HAZARD - WITH ONE EXCEPTION
DURHAM TELECONFERENCE PLANNED
SUPERFUNO: THE COST OF CLEANUP ESCALATES
BOOST CLEANUP PERCENTAGE
NUCLEAR WASTE OUMP
EUPHEMISM FOR SALES TAX
RESEARCH INSTITUTE GETS S4.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR AIR EMISSION WORK
FIRST STEP IS TO DETERMINE WASTES TO BE REGULATED
THE EVERYDAY CRIMES
THE EVERYDAY CRIMES
IMPASSE ON TAX MEASURES SLOWS TOXIC-WASTE CLEANUPS
HAZEN ANO SAWYER
SEE ALSO CONSULTING FIRMS
FARM'S SLUDGE USE PROMPTS RESIDENTS'
COMPLAINTS TO BOARD
MAZING
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, FRATERNITIES C SORORITIES
UNC TRUSTEES TO STUDY FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES
RUN-DOWN FRAT HOUSES CONCERN TRUSTEES
HEAO INJURIES
SEE ALSO BRAIN DAMAGE
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
UNC DOCTOR SEES 'SILENT EPIDEMIC OF HEAO INJURIES
FIGHT AGAINST ILLNESS ARDUOUS, SIGNIFICANT
GROUP BEING FORMED FOR HEAQ-IMJURY VICTIMS
HEADLIGHTS
BILLS INTRODUCED TO REPEAL N.Z.'S INHERITANCE TAX
HOUSE APPROVES CHANGING LAW A^OUT CAR HEADLIGHTS
HEADLIGHT BILL IN DARK
JOINT ETHICS PANEL AGREES TO ISSUE CONOUCT GUIDES
N.C. SENATE APPROVES EOUAL EDUCATION PLAN
HEAOOUARTERS PARK
SEE ALSO AOARON DEVELOPMENT GROJP INC.
SEE ALSO ALSTON TECHNICAL PARK
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
WORK BEGINS ON OFFICE PARK
5-BUILOING OFFICE PARK BEING BUILT IN DURHAM
CONST'UCTION AT HEAOOUARTERS 'ARK
MEN AT WORK: BUILDING BOOM 'LIKE NOTHING I'VE EVER SEEN'
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
A NEO-BYZANTINE BUILDING?
HEAOSTART
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
OPERATION ICE CREAH
HEALTH
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO "WELLNESS PROGRAM"
GGOD FRIENDS PROMOTE HEALTH
HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, HEALTH CA3E
SEE ALSO AREA HEALTH EDUCATION ZENTERS
SEE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. HEALTH CAKE
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTE' S
SEE ALSO DUKE HEALTH SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH OEPT., HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES
SFE ALSO FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO FOUNDATION FOR BETTER HEALTH OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO KATE B. REYNOLDS HEALTH CARE TRUST
SEE ALSO LIFE EXPECTANCY
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS LABORATORY
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7/18/85
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7/18/85
A
4
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H 2
7/19/85
6
12
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H 2
7/25/85
A
3
N
H 2
7/25/85
B
1 P
1
W36
H 2
7/31/85
A
3
N
H 2
8/02/85
B
1
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L40
H 2
8/03/85
B
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L40
H 2
8/05/85
B
1
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8/07/85
A
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8/08/85
A
6
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H 2
8/10/85
A
5
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H 2
8/19/85
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1
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H 2
8/20/85
A
7
N
H 2
9/15/85
B
14
N
H 2
9/16/85
A
13
N
H 2
10/07/85
a
7
N
H 3
10/16/85
B
1
N
84 6
H 2
10/11/85
A
9
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H 2
10/21/85
A
11
N
H 2
10/28/85
B
3
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H 2
10/30/85
A
10
N
H 2
10/30/85
A
10
N
H 2
11/01/85
B
3
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H 2
11/02/85
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1
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L40
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4
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S 2
11/05/85
A
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11/06/85
A
11
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H 2
11/06/85
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H 2
11/07/85
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11/08/85
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H 2
11/09/85
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11/09/85
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11/13/85
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lt/16/85
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11/22/85
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12/02/85
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8
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H 2
12/03/85
A
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H 2
12/04/P5
A
4
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S 2
12/06/85
C
10
N
H 2
12/11/85
A
14
N
H 2
12/15/85
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1
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H 2
12/19/85
A
15
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H 2
12/21/B5
A
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S 2
12/23/85
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S 2
12/30/85
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H 2
2/09/85
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H 2
3/15/85
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3/20/85
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H 2
5/31/85
A
4
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S 2
6/13/85
A
4
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H 2
7/02/85
A
4
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10/06/85
0
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H 2
10/16/85
A
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H 2
10/16/85
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H 2
10/24/85
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4
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H 2
10/24/85
A
4
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H 2
12/23/85
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H 3
5/22/55
C
1
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B46
6/28/85 A
6/29/85 C
N 846
N 846
H 2 8/16/85 8
7 N U80
S 2 12/03/85 A
I P N S09
S 2 12/03/85 A
2 N
H 2 3/14/85 A 7
H 2 3/15/85 A 8
S 2 3/19/85 A 4
H 2 4/04/85 A 17
H 2 4/06/85 A 5
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
4/08/85 C
4/09/85 B
5/09/85 A 23
7/28/85 0 1
12/01/85 D 1
12/11/85 B 14
1 P N C60
1 N
M66
C19
L41
830
S 2 4/13/85 A 3 P P C56
H 2 12/12/85 C 12
NOUTHLY/ANNUAL
I -4 0 6 X
- 12/31/35
SUBJECTS
ERNATIVE HEALTH CARF PROGRAMS
& COUNCIL
0 CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
MM1 SSION
VISION
GRAM
CARE PROGRAMS
.C.
ROGRAMS
OF N.C.
LL CENTER FOR HEALTH PROMOTION t PISEASE
PRFVFNTION
ENVI SIONEO
H
2
1/17/85
A
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OPINIONS ON HEALTH C«RF ISSUES
S
2
l/l 1/»5
A
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2/14/85
A
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2
2/21/85
A
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SPITAL
s
2
2/27/85
A
5 N JS6
UALITY
H
2
3/11/85
B
1 N 08C
H
2
3/12/85
A
L
H
3
3/21/85
b
1 N
AT MAY PREDICT HEALTH CARE
S
2
4/13/85
A
3 N
EOICAL CENTER
H
3
6/1l/«5
c
I N
XPECTEO TO LIVE LONGcP
H
2
6/06/35
B
3 N 330
EVENTIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VETS
S
2
6/03/85
A
3 N J56
H
2
6/13/85
A
4 N
ICATION URGED
s
2
9/24/85
c
1 N J I 3
AL HEALTH, ASSOCIATION LEAOER SAYS
H
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U/02/85
c
1 N B31
PROJECTS
H
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11/04/85
C 1
4 N IJ80
HEALTH PPOBLEH TODAY*
H
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11/11/85
C 1
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H
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11/18/85
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TO GET SICK
H
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11/24/85
B
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H
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12/19/85
B
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SEE ALSO N.C. FOUNDATION FOR ALT
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH COORDINATE
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH PLANNING A'l
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH SERVICES CO
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DI
SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARE
SEE ALSO PREPAID HEALTH CARE PRO
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C HEALTH
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS. N
SFE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. HEALTH ■>
SEE ALSO UNITED HEALTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HI
SEE ALSO VIAL OF LIFE
SEE ALSO "WELLNESS PROGRAM-
SEE ALSO WOMEN, health CARE
HOME CANCER TEST BY YEAR 2000
TRIANGLE, FAYETTEVILLE TO &IVC
RATIONING OF MEOICAID CARE URG
HEALTH STRIOES AMAZING
SPEAKERS' PROGRAM BEGINS AT HI
STUDY TO COMPARE HEALTH-CARE 0
DISEASES AREN'T STANOARO
TALK ON WELLNESS
UNC PHYSICIAN DEVELOPS TEST TH
UNC DEAN: TIME RIGHT FOR NEW M
DESPITE OBSTACLES, AMERICANS E
DURHAM VA DOCTOR URGES MORE P>
CONFERENCE BEGINS SUNDAY
SCHOUL, HEALTH INDUSTRY COMMUN
MOST HOSPITALS IN GOUD FINANCI
GPANTS TO PROVIDE HEALTH-CARE
ALCOHOLISM DESCRIBED AS 'NO. I
MISS EVANS IS LOVELY BUT...
HOSPITAL IS PLACE TO GET WELL,
HEALTH PROMOTION URGED TO ENO
HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, COSTS
SEE ALSO MEDICAID
SEE ALSO medical F£FS
SEE ALSO MEDICARE
RIGID RULES NEED RELAXING
ADMINISTRATOR TELLS HOSPITAL 80AR0 LOSSES MUST BE CUT
DATABANK PROPOSED TO HELP N.C. FIRMS CUT MEHCAL COSTS
MFDICAL COSTS: YOU'LL GET CHANCE TO GIVE YOUR OPINION
OURHAM MEETING SETS STAGE FOR HEALTH VOTE '35
HEALTH VUTE FINE CHANCE TO SLOW RISE IN CARE COSTS
MODERATORS NEEDEF OR HEALTH VOTE 'B5 MEFTINGS
HEALTH VOTE '85 TRAINING IS SET
FINANCIAL ILLNESS MAY BE TERMINAL FOR SMALL HCS°ITALS
OBJECTIVITY URGED WHILE PRESENTING HEALTH-CARF ISSUES
'THE DOCTOR CAN'T SEE YOU TOOAY. THAT'LL BE THIRTY DOLLARS.' (CART00N1
CONTRACTS PROPOSEO AS MALPRACTICE 'CURE'
OBJECTIVE VIEWPOINT ON MALPRACTICE SOUGHT
MFOICAL MALPRACTICE REDUCTION IS DE5ATE0
WIDE PARTICIPATION KEY TO HEALTH VOTE SUCCESS
GOV. MARTIN OPENS HEALTH VOTE '85
CAMPAIGN EXAMINING HEALTH COSTS
MARTIN URGES HEALTH VOTE '85 PARTICIPATION
SKYROCKETING HEALTH COSTS
MALPRACTICE CRISIS: REAL OF JJST A PHANTOM?
HEALTHVOTE '85
SOUNO OF HEALTH COSTS
FACTS DON'T SUPPORT AMA 'CRISIS' CLAIMS
CLAIMS, AWARDS SOAR; PUBLIC ENDS UP PAYING
MEETING ON HEALTH CARE COSTS TODAY
BUSINESS COMMANDMENTS APPLY TO MEDICINE: HEALTHY COMPETITION ONE WAY...
THAT DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY NEEDS INFORMEO PEOPLE IS PREMISE OF HEALTHVOTF
NEW ORUGS HAVE REDUCED MEOICAL COSTS
HEALTH VOTE '85 CAMPAIGN IS UNDER WAY
COSTS: EMPLOYERS SAY 'NO' TO THEM BY ASKING INSURERS TO REDES IGN. . .PLANS
PROGRAM PLANNED ON HEALTH-CARE COSTS
TV HOOKUP WILL DEBATE HEALTH CARE
PLAN TO HEL° ELDERLY PATIENTS
DURHAM TELECONFERENCE PLANNEO
LOGICAL TRADEOFFS: HEALTH POLICY ANALYST WANTS MORE BANG FOR THE. ..BUCK
ALLOCATION DIFFERENCES 'ASTOUNDING'
CONCERN VOICED OVER HEALTH CARE COSTS
CRITICS HIT HEALTH VOTE
HEALTH VOTE '85 NOT FAVORING ANY APPROACH, SPONSOR SAYS
PHOTO FINISH: IT'S LIKELY IN THE RACE TO CONTROL MEDICAL COSTS
FORUM A GOOD CHANCE TO EXPLORE HEALTH-VOTE
HEALTH VOTE '85 SPEAKERS SAY CITIZENS CAN HELP CONTROL COSTS
'HEALTH VOTE' TIME ORAWS NEAR
GOVERNMENT ORIVES PRICES UP
HEALTH VOTE '85 SPARKS SOME CITICISM
OSBFRG: COSTS OF HMOS NOT DETAILEO
DYING WITH DIGNITY AT HOME
MUST WE DECIDE WHO WILL LIVE, WHO WILL DIE?
HEALTH VOTE '85 SEEKS INFORMED CHOICES
LOWERING OF HEALTH CARE COSTS TO »E EXAMINEO ON TV SHOW
DUKE SNUBS FAMILY HEALTH CARE TRENO
HEALTH VOTE '85 GOES TO BALLOT BOX MONDAY
ALTERNATIVE HEALTH OFFICIALS »ESPON0 TO CRITICS OF PLAN
BALLOTS TO BE CAST IN HEALTH VOTE "85 STARTING MONDAY
EVERY VOTE IMPORTANT
HEALTH VOTE '85 CAMPAIGN ENOS TODAY: BALLOTING BEGINS
VOTE ON HEALTH COSTS
FREEOOH KEY ISSUE IN HEALTH COST DEBATES
CUTTING MEOICAL COSTS
DUKE KIDNEY STONE MACHINE PLAN WILL 3F DEBATEO TONIGHT
HEALTH VOTE '85 BALLOT DEADLINE EXTENDED
MEDICARE'S A PROBLEM THAT GOT OUT OF HANO
PANEL FAVORS DUKE HOSPITAL'S LITHOTRIPTFR BID
HEALTHVOTE IS EXTENOEO
PREPAIO MEOICAL SYSTEM URGEO 8 Y CONGRESSMAN
HEALTH VOTE '85 MEETS BALLOT 10AL
HEALTH VOTE LITTLE HELP
SENATE CUTS HEALTH PROGRAMS
DUKE HOSPITAL TO REDUCE SOME OUTPATIENT SERVICES COSTS
PLAN TO HELP RURAL HOSPITALS FINANCIALLY
RATF HIKE AT COUNTY GENERAL PART OF 161.5 MILLION BUOGET
HOW PEOPLE ELSEWHERE RESP0NDE3 TO HEALTH VOTE
DURHAM RANKS 3R0 IN HEALTH BALLOTING
TASK FORCE URGES TOUGHER C ER Tl F I C A TE-OF-NEEO LAWS
SEMINAR PLANNED ON HEALTH VOTE '85 CAMPAIGN
ME QIC ARE/ AMBULANCE
PSYCHIATRISTS UNDER PRESSURE: EFFORTS Tn CONTROL COSTS HARBINGERS...
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS . „
HEALTH SURVEY YIELDS SEARCH FOR MONEY-SAVING POLICIES
CHANGES PREDICTED IN HEALTH PLANS
HEALTH VOTE '85 RESULTS
N.C. MALPRACTICE SUITS TOP J6 MILLION IN AWAROS FOR YEAR
SOMETHING FISHY ABOUT MEDICAL COSTS
BLUE CROSS SAYS NEW DOCTOR PAYMENT PLAN WILL SAVE MILLIONS
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1/08/35
A
4
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H 2
l/in/85
c
8
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«30
S 2
1/16/85
1
3
N
H 2
1/19/35
A
i
N
830
S 2
1/19/85
A
1
N
J56
S 2
1/28/85
A
4
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H 2
2/02/35
A
5
N
S 2
2/02/85
A
3
N
J56
H 2
2/09/85
c
I
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B30
S 2
2/09/85
A
3
N
J56
H 2
2/11/85
A
4
T T
R56
H 2
2/23/85
A
1
N
830
S 2
2/23/85
A
3
N
S 2
2/25/85
c
1
N
J56
S 2
2/28/85
A
4
E
S 2
3/01/85
c
1
N
J56
h 2
3/02/35
A
1
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330
S 2
3 / 1 : / ° 5
A
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H 2
3/03/B5
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3/05/85
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330
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3/D5/85
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H 2
3/06/35
A
4
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3/06/35
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3/06/85
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H 2
3/D7/85
A
11
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H 2
3/12/85
A
6
P N
030
H 2
3/12/85
A
7
N
L41
H 2
3/14/35
A
4
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H 3
3/15/85
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N
H 2
3/19/85
A
10
P F
B30
H 2
3/19/35
B
1
N
S 2
3/20/85
A
6
N
S 2
3/21/85
C
I
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J56
S 1
3/20/85
C
I
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H 2
3/26/85
A
9
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B30
H 2
3/26/85
A
9
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330
S 2
3/23/85
c
1
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J56
S 2
3/29/35
c
I
P N
J56
H 2
3/30/85
A
1
N
B30
H 2
4/02/85
A
9
T N
330
S 2
4/04/85
A
4
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S 2
4/05/85
C
1
P N
J56
H 2
4/0R/85
A
4
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H 2
4/08/85
A
4
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S 2
4/08/85
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1
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J56
S 2
4/08/85
c
1
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4/09/85
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H 2
4/09/85
A
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3 30
H 2
4/10/85
A
4
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H 2
4/11/85
A
11
P N
H 2
4/12/85
A
4
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H 2
4/13/85
B
1
N
330
H 2
4/13/35
B
I
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S 2
4/13/85
A
3
N
J56
S 2
4/13/35
A
4
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H 2
4/14/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/14/85
0
4
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H 2
4/15/85
A
4
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H 2
4/18/85
A
4
E
S 2
4/18/85
c
1
N
J56
H 2
4/19/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/19/35
A
4
E
H 2
4/19/85
B
1
N
330
S 2
4/19/85
C
I
N
H 2
4/20/85
C
2
N
S 2
4/31/85
A
1
N
J56
H 2
5/01/35
A
4
L
H 2
5/04/85
A
1
P N
H 2
5/05/85
B
1
N
930
S 2
5/04/85
c
1
N
J56
H 2
5/16/85
B
1
n n
n30
H 2
5/17/35
B
I
N
330
S 2
5/17/85
C
1
N
J56
S 2
5/13/85
a
1
N
J56
S 2
6/01/85
A
2
N
H 2
6/04/85
A
4
T T
C50
H 2
6/04/85
A
8
T N
330
H 2
6/05/85
B
7
N
S 2
6/11/85
A
1
N
J56
H 2
6/12/35
B
1
N
830
S 2
6/25/35
C
10
A
H 2
7/22/85
B
I
N
H 2
7/24/85
A
4
L
S 2
7/25/85
A
1
N
J56
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 417
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blue cross asks doctors to joi
blue cross cost plan is a s i gn
blue cross 'cost care1 plan 0?
duke professor says wellness ?
opinion exchange: "costcare* n
county general reduces charge:
doctor says costs may limit ap
duke study shows lack of i nsu'
doctors cool towaro slue cross
regional fee scale needed
new day surgery center offers
health-cost seminar set for oj
competition -a tool' in contai
companies seeking less costly
ooctor raps meoicare cuts
new methoo needed for paying p
economics can be dangerous to
prevention makes sense even if
hospital studying change of st
several n.c. hopitals show int
home health neeos jump
group home costs lower
bad debts at hospital coulo iv
commission studying heoical ha
27x of eligible n.c. doctors l
27x sign up in cost-cutting mf
health promotion urged to end
report: smokers cost employer;
duke programs will examine fro
doctors who think they're gods
N COST-CUTTING PLAN
IFICANT STEP
SERVES STUOY
LANS ALMOST NECESSITY TO COMPETITIVE
0 900N TO DOCTORS
OURHAM HOSPITAL TO CUT RATES...
TIFICIAL HEART TECHNOLOGY
ANCE CUTS MEDICAL CARE
PLAN
LOWER COSTS
KHAM
NING MEDICAL COSTS
HEALTH PLANS
OOR'S MEDICAL BILLS. DOCTOR SAYS
HEALTH
COSTS ARE STEEP
RUCTURE
EPEST IN RESTRUCTURING
CREASE «1 MILLION
LPRACTICE
NROLL IN BLUE CROSS PAY PLAN
OICAL PLAN
•OUIET CRISIS"
MORE MONFY
NTIER ISSUES OF MEDICAL ETHICS
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H 2
7/26/85
B
1
N
830
S 2
7/27/85
A
4
6
H 2
7/25/85
A
4
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S 2
8/01/85
c
4
N
S 2
8/05/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/15/85
A
14
N
H 2
8/15/B5
A
19
N
S 2
8/21/85
A
1
N
H 2
8/21/85
B
1
N
S 2
8/27/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/24/85
B
1
N
B3D
H 2
10/27/85
0
15
N
S 2
11/05/85
A
3
N
H03
H 2
11/06/85
C
1
N
830
H 2
11/11/85
C
I
N
H 2
1 1/16/85
c
3
N
830
H 2
11/19/95
fl
4
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11/23/85
A
4
E
H 2
11/24/85
B
1
N
830
H 2
11/24/85
B
1
N
S 2
12/06/85
A
1
N
HO 3
H 2
12/11/85
A
4
L
H 2
12/12/85
B
I
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830
H 2
12/13/85
A
1
N
L40
H 7
12/18/85
c
I
N
830
S 2
12/18/85
A
7
N
H 2
12/19/85
B
1
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S 2
12/19/85
A
2
N
S 2
12/24/85
A
3
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12/30/85
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health care, international
nicaraguan health care improves
health care. minorities
see also blacks. health care
see also minorities (general headingi
death rate for minorities much higher than others
health careers fa ip
see also career planning
see also n.c. central univ. health careers office
conference tooay on opportunities in health sciences
health clubs
see also massage parlors
see also physical fitness
see also weight control
state penl wrestles with 'adult business- definition
pay health fair a visit
health education
health education museum plans considered by medical auxiliary
health effects research laboratory
see environmental protection agency. health effects resfarch laboratory
health fair
durham health fair apr. 24-27 features wellness festival
explore good eating at health fair
health fair volunteers neeoeo
health fair officials want better turnout
health fair offering free blooo tests
today's last crack at health fair
health fair in final day
fair's volunteers praised
volunteers vital to fair
health insurance
see also blue cross c blue shiel
see also businesses. durham, hea
see also businesses, n.c healt
see also champus (civilian healt
see also health care
see also health maintenance orga
see also insurance
see also personal care plan
administrator tells hospital 8
databank proposed to help n.c.
miller says n.c. insurance pla
legislators sick over state's
costs: employers say 'no' to t
higher insurance costs may fac
photo finish: it's likely in t
tougher penalties urged for hj
speakers backing initiatives :
senatf oks insurance changes
study sought on children's v id
health survey yields search fo
changes predicted in health pl
blue cross plan resembles cha^
comparison is invalid
ouke study shows lack of insu*
cobey criticizes proposal to t
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NON-COLLECTEO BILLS AT HOSPITA
2 HOSPITALS COMPETE FOR COUNTY
HEALTH GROUP: MEDICAL BILLS 0=
AMEND STATE HEALTH PLAN
A MENTAL PROBLEM STIGMA
OUKE IMPROVES INSURANCE FOR E"
N.C. SEAT-BELT LAW SAVES LIVES
DUKE MEDICAL PACKAGE EXPANDS
NEW METHOD NEEOEO FOR PAYING P
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4/23/85
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4/26/85
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4/27/85
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NI2ATI0NS
OARO LOSSES MUST BE CUT
FIRMS CUT MEDICAL COSTS
N NEEDS TO BE REVIEWED
HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN
HEM BY ASKING INSURERS TO REDE S I GN. . . PL ANS
E STATE EMPLOYEES
HE RACE TO CONTROL MEDICAL COSTS
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ALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
EOTAPED TESTIMONY
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WORKERS' HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS
UNINSURED GROWING PROBLEM
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AND INSURANCE COSTS
OOR'S MEDICAL BILLS, DOCTOR SAYS
NROLL IN BLUE CROSS PAY PLAN
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1/10/85
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1/16/85
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5/17/85
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10/03/85
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10/10/85
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10/18/85
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10/21/85
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10/29/85
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10/29/85
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HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO PREPAID HEALTH CARE PRTGRAM
SAVINGS EXPECTEO UNDER HMO PLAN
AUTO INSURANCE REFORMS RECOMMENOEO
AUTO INSURANCE REGULATION HELD 'OUT OF KILTER"
BUSINESS COMMANDMENTS APPLY T3 MEDICINE: HEALTHY COMPETITION ONE WAY...
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS: THREE EXIST IN TRIANGLE AREA
FrRSYTH LEGISLATOR TO FIGHT FOR LOTTERY
HEALTH PANEL OKS BILL FOR SCRCENING OF NEWBORNS
DARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
HEALTH VOTE '85 NOT FAVORING ANY APPROACH, SPONSOR SAYS
CAMPAIGN BOOSTS HMOS
FORUM A GOOD CHANCE TO EXPLORE HEALTH-VOTE
HEALTH VOTE '85 SPARKS SOME CRITICISM
OSBERG: COSTS OF HMOS NOT OETAILED
ALTERNATIVE HEALTH OFFICIALS RESPOND TO CRITICS OF PLAN
FREEDOM KEY ISSUE IN HEALTH COST OEBATES
PREPAID MEDICAL SYSTEM URGED 8Y CONGRESSMAN
ACTION OELAYED ON HEALTH PLAN
H
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1/18/R5
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2/19/85
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3/12/85
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3/12/85
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3/20/85
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3/21/85
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3/30/85
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MONTHLY/AN (UAL
CITY COUNCIL DELETES HEALTH C1RE PLAN OPTION OFFERED »Y KAISER.
CRITICS: HMO'S PUT PRESSURE ON DOCTORS
"HEALTH NIGHT OUT"
TIPS ON TAP FOR WALKERS. JOGGERS
PROSTATE PROBLEMS ARE TOPIC
PHYSICIAN TO OISCUSS CANCER I>! WOMEN
GYNECOLOGIC CANCER TOPIC OF LCCTURE
HELP FOR HEARING IMPAIRMENT T3 BE OISCUSSED
HEALTH NIGHT OUT TALK TO FOCUS ON BACKACHES
CAUSES. TREATMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN TO BE EXAMINED
DUKE HEALTH SERIES GOING INTO 6TH YEAR
HEALTH NIGHT TO BEGIN NEW SEASON
EXPERTS: SOME STRESS NOT HARMFUL
OIABETES TOPIC OF TODAY'S 'HEALTH NIGHT OUT' SESSION
TIRED OR LISTLESS? IT MAY BE ANEMIA
HEALTH SCIENCES CONSORTIUM
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS OBJECT TO HEALTH PLAN REVISIONS
HEALTH TRAINING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SCHOOL. HEALTH INDUSTRY COMMUNICATION URGEO
HEALTHAMERICA
DUKE DOCTOR GETS HEALTH-CARE POST
STUDY TO COMPARE HEALTH-CARE 3UALITY
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS: THREE EXIST IN TRIANGLE AREA
HEALTH VOTE "85 NOT FAVORING ANY APPROACH, SPONSOR SAYS
CITY COUNCIL DELETES HEALTH CARE PLAN OPTION OFFERED BY KAISER.
HEALTHCO. INC.
WARREN COUNTY RECEIVES PROPOSAL FOR HOSPITAL
S U B J E
HEALTHVOTE
TRIANGLE. FAYETTEVILLE TO GIVE
MEDICAL COSTS: YOU'LL GET CHAN
DURHAM MEETING SETS STAGE FOR
HEALTH VOTE FINE CHANCE TO SLD
MODERATORS NEEDEF OR HEALTH VO
HEALTH VOTE '85 TRAINING IS SE
OBJECTIVITY URGED WHILE PRESEN
WIDE PARTICIPATION KEY TO HEAL
GOV. MARTIN OPENS HEALTH VOTE
CAMPAIGN EXAMINING HEALTH COST
MARTIN URGES HEALTH VOTE '85 P
SKYROCKETING HEALTH COSTS
MALPRACTICE CRISIS: REAL OF JJ
HEALTHVOTE '85
SOUND OF HEALTH COSTS
MEETING ON HEALTH CARE COSTS T
BUSINESS COMMANOMENTS APPLY TO
THAT DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY NEEDS
NEW DRUGS HAVE REDUCEO MEDICAL
HEALTH VOTE '85 CAMPAIGN IS UN
COSTS: EMPLOYERS SAY 'NO' TO T
PROGRAM PLANNED ON HEALTH-CARE
LOGICAL TRADEOFFS: HEALTH POLI
CREATIVE INPUT NEEDED OURING H
CONCERN VOICED OVER HEALTH CA<
CRITICS HIT HEALTH VOTE
HEALTH VOTE '85 NOT FAVORING A
PHOTO FINISH: IT'S LIKELY IN T
MAkKHAM PINNEO
CAMPAIGN BOOSTS HMOS
FORUM A GOOO CHANCE TO EXPLORE
HEALTH VUTE '85 SPEAKERS SAY C
•HEALTH VOTE' TIME ORAWS NEAR
HEALTH VOTE '85 SPARKS SOME CI
OSBERG: COSTS OF HMOS NOT DE TA
MUST WE DECIDE WHO WILL LIVE.
HEALTH VOTE '85 SEEKS INFORMED
LOWERING OF HEALTH CARE COSTS
HEALTH VOTE '85 GOES TO BALLOT
ALTERNATIVE HEALTH OFFICIALS *
BALLOTS TO BE CAST IN HEALTH V
EVERY VOTE IMPORTANT
HEALTH VOTE "85 CAMPAIGN ENDS
VOTE ON HEALTH COSTS
CUTTING MEDICAL COSTS
HEALTH VOTE '85 BALLOT DEAOLI'I
HEALTHVOTE IS EXTENDED
HEALTH VOTE '85 MEETS BALLOT S
HEALTH VOTE LITTLE HELP
MORE AT-HOME CARE FOR ELDERLY
BALLOTS DESIGNEO TO FOCUS ON H
ELOERLY CARE LEADING 'HEALTH V
HOW PFOPLE ELSEWHERE RESPONOET
DURHAM RANKS 3RD IN HEALTH 8AL
SEMINAR PLANNED ON HEALTH VOTE
HEALTH SURVEY YIELOS SEARCH F?
CHANGES PREOICTED IN HEALTH PL
HEALTH VOTE '85 RESULTS
HEARING DEFECTS
SEE ALSO OEAF
CLINIC ON CUED SPEECH
LOCAL SERVICE CLUBS THANKED
RECOGNIZING HEARING PROBLEM EXISTS IS OFTEN HIGHEST HURDLE
HELP FOR HEARING IMPAIRMENT TO BE DISCUSSEO
HELPING THE HEARING IMPAIRED
HEARING-EAR DOGS
SEE ALSO DEAF
SEE ALSO DOGS
CHI CHI--MAN1
OPINIONS ON HEALTH CARF ISSUES
CE To GIVE YOUR OPINION
HEALTH VOTE '85
w RISE IN CARE COSTS
TE '85 MEFTINGS
T
TING HEALTH-CSRE ISSUES
TH VOTE SUCCESS
• 85
S
ARTICIPATION
ST A PHANTOM?
OHAY
MEDICINE: HEALTHY COMPETITION ONE WAY...
INFORMED PEOPLE IS PREMISE OF HEALTHVOTE
COSTS
DER WAY
HEM BY ASKING INSURERS TO REOES I GN. . .°L ANS
COSTS
CY ANALYST WANTS MORE BANG FOR THE. ..BUCK
EALTH VOTE '85
E COSTS
NY APPROACH, SPONSOR SAYS
HE RACE TO CONTROL MEDICAL COSTS
HEALTH-VOTE
ITIZENS CAN HELP CONTROL COSTS
ITICISM
ILEO
WHO WILL DIE?
CHOICES
to be examined on tv show
box monoay
espono to critics of plan
ote '85 starting monday
tooay: balloting begins
E EXTENOED
OAL
URGED
EALTH CARE
OTE' CONCERN
TO HEALTH VOTE
LOTING
•85 CAMPAIGN
R MONEY-SAVING POLICIES
ANS
S BEST FRIEND SAVED TO SERVE
HEARING IMPAIRMENT
SEE HEARING OEFECTS
hearing TESTS
HEARING TEST
HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
LIFE. ..DEATH: HF HOPES HE CAN THANK THE PEOPLE WHO NEVER INTRODUCED.
NEW DRUGS MAY UNPLUG ARTERIES. END HEART ATTACKS EARLY
EX-NCCU PLAYER SMITH DIES AFTER HEART PROBLEMS
PROFESSOR HAS PRAISE FOR NEW HEART DRUGS
ANOTHER CHARLOTTE PREP ATHLETE DIES
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5/08/85
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8/26/85
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H 2
2/05/85
A
7
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080
S 2
3/04/85
A
5
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H 2
3/29/85
B
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080
S 2
4/01/85
A
8
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h 2
5/07/85
A
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180
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6/03/85
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H 2
6/0<./»5
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8/27/85
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9/01/85
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080
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9/03/85
c
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10/01/85
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11/05/85
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1/08/85
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12/05/85
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S 2
9/24/85
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2/05/85
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3/11/85
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3/12/85
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3/11/85
A
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S 2
5/08/85
A
8
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M69
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5/25/85
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1/18/85
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J56
H 2
1/19/85
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1/19/85
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1/28/85
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2/02/85
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S 2
2/02/85
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2/09/85
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2/28/85
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3/01/85
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3/05/85
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3/06/85
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3/07/85
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3/12/85
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H 2
3/12/85
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3/14/85
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3/15/85
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3/19/85
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10
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3/19/85
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3/26/85
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3/28/85
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3/28/85
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3/29/85
C
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3/30/85
A
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830
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4/02/B5
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4/02/85
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4/04/85
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4/04/85
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4/05/85
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4/08/85
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4/08/85
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4/08/85
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4/09/as
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4/10/85
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4/13/85
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4/13/85
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4/1 3/85
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4/13/85
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4/14/85
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4/14/85
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4/18/85
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4/19/85
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4/19/85
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4/30/85
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5/01/85
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5/16/85
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5/16/85
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5/17/85
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5/17/85
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5/17/85
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6/01/85
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6/12/85
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6/25/85
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1/15/85
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4/01/85
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5/06/»5
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5/07/85
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6/24/85
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MONTHLY/A
SUBJECTS
P401 »11
I/16/86
WELFARE OEFRAUOER SUFFERS HE AJ T ATTACK
BOWMAN CRAY SCHOOL MAY TAKE FART IN HEART ATTACK STUDY
SHUPLIFTING SUSPECT DIED OF H= AR T ATTACK
BALLOONS HELP TREAT HEART ATTACKS
DUKE TO TEST HEART-ATTACK DRUG
EX-SMOKERS CUT RISKS TO HEART
CHOLESTEROL NEEDED
HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO HEART ATTACKS
SEE ALSO HEART RESEARCH
SEE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO STROKES
DOMINANT TYPE OF DEATH VARIES IN REGIONS OF U.S.
HEALTH HEARTS SUBJECT OF VALENTINE'S DAY TALK
VALENTINE TOPIC: HEART
HOW MUCH EXERCISE IS ENOUGH?
DUKE TRIES TO FIND WHY EXERCISE REDUCES RISK OF HEART DISEASE
A TOAST TO THF HEART
TOBACCO INGREDIENT USED IN EXPERIMENTAL HEART DRUG
HOPE FROM TOBACCO
HEART-LUNG TPANSPLANT
HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT IMPROVES
TRANSPLANT PATIENT IN STABLE CONOITION
HEART-LUNG TRANSPLANT PATIENT LEAVING HOSPITAL
HEART-LUNG RECIPIENT READMITTED TO HOSPITAL
RECOVERING
N.C. WOMAN. MARYLAND MAN GET 3RGANS FROM ONE DONOR
TRANSPLANT SPECIALIST IS SELECTED TO DIRECT PROGRAM AT N.C. MEMORIAL
HEART RESEARCH
SEE ALSO HEART DISEASE
SEE ALSO PACEMAKERS
CARDIAC X-RAYS NOW USED IN TREATMFNT
OUKE TRIES TO FIND WHY EXERCISE REDUCES RISK OF HEART DISEASE
A TOAST TO THE HEART
UNC GETS tl7 MILLION FOR HEART RESEARCH
UNC AWARDEO 117 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR HEART RESEARCH
DUKE GETS NEW HEART DEVICE
MACHINE LETS DUKE OOCTORS GFT 'LOOK' AT HEART FUNCTION
EAT FOR YOUR HEART
UNC. ROWMAN GRAY GIVEN til. 6 1ILLION FOR HEART STUOY
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL MAY TAKE PART IN HEART ATTACK STUOY
HEART SURGERY
SEE ALSO SURGERY
RIGID RULES NEED RELAXING
PLAN COULO AFFECT SURGERIES
YOUNG DOG UNOERGOES OPEN HEART SURGERY
OCGH SHOULDN'T PE AFFECTED BY REX PLANS
DURHAM VA CARDIAC UNIT WON'T IE FORCED TO CLOSE
OPEN-HEART SURGERY NOW AN ALM3ST 'ROUTINE' MIRACLE
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS OBJECT TO HEALTH PLAN REVISIONS
HEART TRANSPL
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FOR HEART TRANSPLANTS
HOSPITAL OEBATEO
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PHOENIX SURGEON
T, KIDNEYS OONATED
ART TRANSPLANT AT OUKE
OK
STABLE CONDITION AT DUKE MEDICAL CENTER
IFNT REPORTED IN GOOD CONDITION
FAMILY 3F HEART RECIPIENT IN OURHAM
D FARING WELL
NG WELL
ING SOLI D FOOOS
NTED AT OUKE
NT IN STABLE CONDITION
IPIENTS 'DOING WELL'
DIALYSIS
DOING WELL. OUKE CENTFR REPORTS
S KIDNEY PROBLEM
S
BLE CONDITION
ANSPLANT
OUKE SAID STABLE
LANT PROGRAM: SAVING LIVES
ELEASED
TRYIVG TO KEEP HIM OUIFT'
AKE MIRACLES ROUTINE
NT STABLE AT OUKE HOSPITAL
ATEO FO' BOUT OF ORGAN REJECTION
N RFSPI'ATOR; CONDITION HAS OECLINED, OFFICIALS.
TILL STABLE
UCCUHBS
DUKE
HEARTBURN
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR HEARTBU'N DURING HOLIDAYS
HEAT EXHAUSTION
SEE ALSO HYPERTHERMIA
SEE ALSO HYPOTHERMIA
TO THE RESCUE
GROUPS VULNERABLE TO STROKE
HEAT LOSS
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION
WATTS HOSPITAL NEIGHBORHOOD HAS OLE-TIME COOPERATIVE SPIRIT
HEAT STROKE
SEE HEAT EXHAUSTION
SEE HYPERTHERMIA
HEAT WAVF
SEE ALSO WEATHER. U.S.
HIGHER HUMIDITY EXPECTED TO FALLOW TRIANGLE HEAT WAVE
HEAT BREAKING RECORDS - NO RELIEF IN SIGHT
HEAT HASN'T CAUSED WATER. POWFR WOES
OURHAM RESIDENTS ROAST IN HEAT WAVE
TIPS TO BEAT HEAT COULD BE LIFE SAVERS
HEAT WAVES NOW IN SEASON
CREATING A BREEZE
DOCTORS SAY DRINKING WATER CAN BEAT HEAT
INSIOE
POWER NEEOS IN DURHAM TO RISE WITH TEMPERATURES
OURHAM SCHOOLS CLOSE. ALTER SCHEDULES FOR HEAT
HEAT TO CLOSE SCHOOLS EARLY
HEAT CLOSES ORANGE. CHATHAM SCHOOLS
HEAT STILL CLOSES TRIANGLE SCHOOLS
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAr.fc 470
1/14/96
DURHAM SCHOOLS CLOSING EARLY "ONDAr
MANY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY AjAIN TOMORROW
SWEAT BREAK
HEAT CURTAILS SCHOOL IN DURHAM, ORANGE
STEAMED TAR HEELS WELCOME COOLER AIR
SCHOOLS CLOSE EARLY AGAIN TOMORROW
OLOEN OAYS WERE NOT ANY HOTTER
GET MOT TO BEAT THE HEAT
"SCHOOL'S GREAT. MOM!..." (CARTOONI
HEAT SETS RECORD
HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES
SEE ALSO HEATING PuELS. FEDERAL AIO TO NEEOY
SEE ALSO HEATING PUELS. N.C. PL»N POR NEEOY [PROPOSED!
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS. RATES
SEE ALSO OIL PRICES
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
COST OF ELECTRICITY. HEATING 1IL To RISE
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO. IS GRANTED RATE INCREASE
OIL. GAS PRICES OROP PREDICTED
HEATING FUELS
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
YOUR CONTRIBUTION WOULO WARM 1 HOME
EMERGENCY FUND RUNNING OUT OF TIME
WINTER ON WAY; HEAT FUNDS NEEOEO
LENDING A HELPING HANO
FUEL AID FUNDS OEPLETEO
DURHAM ENERGY FUNO ABOUT 110.000 SHORT
HEATING FUNO MffTS GOAL
RESPONSE HEARTWARMING
BOOST WINTER WARMTH
HELP AVAILABLE TO POOR FOR PAYING HEATING BILLS
DUKE POWER HIKES FUEL FUNDS
OUKF POWER ASKS CUSTOMERS TO HELP NEEDY PEOPLE HEAT HOMES THIS WINTER
ENERGY PANEL NEEDS FUEL FUNOS
HEATING FUELS. FEDERAL AID TO NEEOY
SEE ALSO FEOERAL AIO. U.S.
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SIX N.C. COUNTIES TO GET 11 MILLION IN FEDERAL MONEY FOR HEATING BILLS
HEATING ASSISTANCE CHECKS MAILED
CUTS IN POVERTY PROGRAMS TO HIT SOUTH WORSE. AUTHOR OF STUOY SAYS
ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR HEATING
AID AVAILABLE FOR HEATING BILLS
WARM WEATHER MAY HAVE LED SOMP NOT TO APPLY FOR FUEL AID
WEATHER MAY FOOL THOSE WHO NEED HEATING AIO
FUEL OEAOLINE PASSES; AID APPLICATIONS LAG
HEATING FUELS. N.C. PLAN FOR NEEOY IPROPOSEDI
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
DUKE POWER CO. OOUBLES GIFT TO HEATING FUND
PROGRAM TO PROVIDE HEAT
OUKE POWER MATCHING GIFTS TO ENERGY FUNO
HEATING OIL PRICES
SEE HEATING FUEL PRICES
HEAVEN'S ANGELS
HE'S BIG WHEEL OF THE
'HEAVEN' S ANGELS*
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P 0 DATE C PG
H 2 9/07/65 C 10
9/09/P5
9/10/85
9/10/85
9/10/85
9/10/85
9/11/85
9/11/85
9/12/85
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1/18/35
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1/19/85
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1/23/85
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HECK'S GARAGE
THESE HANOYWOMEN ARE NO FOOLS WITH TOOLS
HEIMLICH MANEUVER
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. CHOKING
SEE ALSO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
TEACHER SAVES BOY FROM CHOKING
HEIMLICH SEEKS A CURE FOR NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
DEPUTY WHO SAVED WOMAN GETS CITATION
LOUISBURG FRESHMAN SAVES CHOKING WOMAN
FIRST AID DOES SAVE LIVES
HEISMAN TROPHY
MCCALLUM'S 2ND CHANCE AT HEISMAN BEAT The OODS
HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO BLACK HAWK HELICOPTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HELICOPTER SERVICE
GUARD TO GET ATTACK HELICOPTERS
APACHE ASSIGNMENT REFLECTS PRESTIGE OF N.C. NATIONAL GUARD, MARTIN SAYS
HOSPITAL 'COPTER RAPPED
■COPTER PLAN WON'T FLY
3 HOSPITALS CONSIDERING STATE HELICOPTER SERVICE
MEMORIAL SEEKS COPTER
N.C. Mf.MQR[1L TALKING WITH PITT ON 'COPTER SERVICE
N.C. MEMORIAL JOINS 4-HOSPITAL PROPOSAL FOR HELICOPTER SYSTEM
STATEWIDE MEDICAL AIRLIFT PROPOSED
USE 'COPTERS TO AID STARVING 'EOPLE
'COPTER USEO TO SPOT POT
HELICOPTER LIFTS SICK PASSENGER OFF OCEAN LINER
HELL'S ANGELS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE GANGS
SEE ALSO THE OUTLAWS (GANGI
3 OURHAM BIKERS ARRESTED IN R3UNDUP
FEOERAL HELL'S ANGELS RAIDS INCLUDE 4 DURHAM ARRESTS
2 ARRESTED IN DURHAM HELD WITHOUT BONO
HELL'S ANGELS CHIEF OUT ON BOM 0
TWO HELL'S ANGELS MEMBERS INOICTEO ON COCAINE CHARGES
UTLEY SENTENCED IN DRUG CASE
CLUBHOUSE OAMAGED
HELMETS
SEE ALSO motorcycles
MOTORCYCLISTS PROTEST HELMET LAW
MORE Than 500 MOTORCYCLE RIDE'S GO TO RALEIGH TO PROTEST HELMET LAW
BUNGLED HELMETS
HELPLINE ITELEPHONE COUNSELING f. REFERRAL SERVICE)
SEE ALSO CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
LINE TO HELP: WHEN LIFE SPINS OUT OF CONTROL
HELSINKI AGREEMENTS
HELSINKI ACCORDS
SOVIETS IGNORING THE HELSINKI ACCORDS
HENDERSON, N.C.
SEVEN CHILDREN DIE IN HENDERSON FIRE
STOVE BLAMEO FOR CHILDREN'S DEATHS
AUTHORITIES BELIEVE CHAIR WAS IGNITED BY STOVE
s
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1/24/85
A
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A
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10/05/85
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11/21/85
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11/28/85
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H 2 2/10/85 E 1 P F HOI
H 2 3/17/85 A 14
3/23/55
5/19/85
9/17/85
9/18/85
N
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N A54
N MO 3
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H 2 9/08/85 C 3 P N C36
1/24/85
1/24/85
4/02/85
4/03/85
4/19/95
5/09/95
5/10/85
5/20/85
5/21/85
7/23/85
9/23/85
10/25/85
1
17
5/02/85 A
5/03/85 B
5/09/85 0
5/14/85
5/30/85
7/04/85
6
2
2
3/14/85 B 16
S 2 5/06/85 A
H 1 5/07/BS C
H 2 12/01/85 0
N A47
N A54
H 2 5/14/85 A 8 0 F 830
H 2 8/04/95 0 ATT R56
H 2 B/09/85 A 4 L
H 2 1/23/85 A 1
S 2 1/23/85 C 1
H 1 1/24/85 B 1
MUNIHLY/A
N N U A I
1/01/85
INDEX ft
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGl '. M
1/16/86
ARMORY PACKED FOR FUNERALS OF FIRF VICTIMS
"GOOD NEWS" FOR HENDERSON RESIOENTS (AOI .,,„_„„
GROCERY IN VANCF COUNTY ROBBER BY KNIFE-WIELDING N*N
REQUEST MAOE TO VANCE BOARO: HOMEOWNERS SEEK ZONING PROTECTION
MAN FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST HENDERSON
CLERK'S DEATH IN HENOERSON INVESTIGATED .--.-.. .,,rur r,Co«
MAN CHARGEO TN SLAYING. ROBBERY OF HENOERSON STORE'S NIGHT CLERK
STORE FIRE KILLS WORKER
HENDERSON WILL HOLO FESTIVAL SATURDAY
TWO FIREMEN TREATED FOR SMOKE INHALATION
GOLDEN BELT FAIR TO OPEN MONOA Y ....-.-
ARMED TEEN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE. SUICIDE THREAT
FIVE SEABOARO TRAINS REROUTEO AROUND HENOERSON
HENOERSON, N.C.. BUDGET
BUDGETS,. .BUT HENDERSON DOESN'T
HENOERSON, N.C., ELECTIONS „,.„.,
SEE ALSO HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL, ELECTIONS
HENDERSON MAYOR TO SEEK RE-ELECTION „nnr,„c„r
ELECTIONS '85: HENDERSON MAYO* DRAWS OPPONENT
TERRY IN HENOERSON MAYOR'S R a: E
elections: mayor, 3 council seats on henderson ballot
young re-elected henderson mayor
henoerson mayor retains seat
henoerson, n.c., industrial development
see also industrial development. n.c.
henoerson to get distribution center
henoerson, n.c mayor's office
hfnoerson mayor to seek re-election
elections '85: henderson mayo! oraws opponent
terry in henoerson mayor's race
elections: mayor. 8 council seats on henderson ballot
young re-elected henoerson mayor
henderson mayor retains seat
henderson, n.c, taxes
budgets. ..but henderson doesn't
henoerson, n.c zoning
vance boaro receives report on 1 1 1 system
henoerson city council. budget
budgets. ..but henderson doesn't
henoerson city council. elections
see also henoerson, n.c. elections
elections "85: henderson mayo! draws opponent
elections: mayor, 8 council sfats on henderson ballot
young re-elected henderson mayor
henderson mayor retains seat
henderson county. n.c.
tremor rattles henoerson county
henderson high school
see vance high school
henderson police oept.
man receives lodging - ano charges
henderson policeman is seriously injured -„„_,„.
douglas 'sonny- dixon, 40, henoerson police oetfcuve
henderson street bar
see also chapel hill, n.c bars
henoerson street bar closed awhile by fire
henoerson towers
see j. j. henoerson towers
henoerson/oxforo airport
see oxforo/henderson airport
henderson/vance county swimming area i kerr lake)
see also kerr lake
see also swimming
hfnderson-vance swimming area opening
hendersonville'firm may get secono lease on life
henredon classic golf tourney
sheehan seeking to end stretch of sub-par efforts with henredon
sheehan defends henreoon
lopez, eggeling atop henredon at 6-under 66
lopez's 6? ups leao to 4 shots
lopez loses patience but retains lead
lopez runs from field, into records
appeals court upholds property owner's right to sue over wastes
hepatitis
see also diseases (see also names of specific diseasesi
reports of hepatitis b on rise: cases exceed total for all of '84.
non-collected bills at hospital up by 15.5 million
hepatitis b
durham hepatitis 8 cases up
herald publishing co.
see ourham herald co.
heralo-sun golf tournament
sfe also durham herald co.
see also durham morning herald, sports
see also golf
heralo-sun tourney changes sites
h-s golf set for duke
hfrald-sun field filled
herald-sun honors germino
germino's day
1985 h-s golf field
herald-sun field headed by twt 3-time champs
herald-sun golf lineup
herald-sun golfers receive tee times
h-s golf pairings set
charles smith reaoy for h-s match play
three-time winner ends long absence
herald-sun founoer makes tourney a winner
duke brings oifferent test to h-s golf
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9/10/85 C 1
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12/31/85
H-S GOLF TOURNAM
OLDEST COMPETITO
MOVE TO OUKE may
HERALO-SUN TRAOI
THE HERALD-SUN
STANGER MAS HERA
NEW COURSE CREAT
ALEXANOER LEADS
39TH HERALD-SUN
ALEXANDER LEADS
M-S GOLF
WET TEE OFF
ALEXANDER'S PAR
ALEXANDER COASTS
SLOAN AMONG EARL
HERALO-SUN CONTE
DIFFERENT ROUTES
H-S MATCH-PLAY S
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1985 HERALO-SUN
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LO-SUN HOME-COURSE ADVANTAGE
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H-S OUALIFYING
ASSAULT ON RAINY OUKE LAYOUT
ENOUGH FOP HE'ALO-SUN MFOALIST
TO H-S QUALIFYING MgOAL
WINNERS
NOERS
LEAD TO SAME H-S PLATEAU
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CHEO FOR SURPRISES
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O6FENOIN0 CHAMP, MEDALIST
0 OF A KINO
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AMP
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HT BATTLE
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ERALO-SUN TOLRNAMENT JUST PART OF His LEGACY
HERBALIFE
HERBALIFE REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL
IS HERBALIFE OIET PLAN SAFE?
HERBICIDES
SEE ALSO AGENT ORANGE
SEE ALSO PESTICIDES
GRACE FERTILIZER PLANT COMPLETES CLEANUP
INGRAM, FIRM AGREE TO DROP LAWSUITS
HERBS
SEE ALSO FOLK MEDICINE
SEE ALSO PLANTS
SEE ALSO WATAUGA HERB CO.
HERB GROWERS meet FOR ANNUAL HE=B OAY
HERB SALE IS TOMORROW
HERBS ARE TOUTED AS ALTERNATE CROPS
HEREOITY
CHRONIC PANIC ATTACKS MAY RUN IN FAMILIES
HERITAGE OAY
SHILOH PLANS -HERITAGE OAY •
HERITAGE FOUNOATION
FEW HOMELESS VICTIMS OF SUOOE>l CATASTROPHE
HOW TO BEAT TERRURISM
REAGAN'S ANTI-REAGAN TACK
N.C. ECONOMIST CALLS FOR CONT? ACTING AIO
HER ITAGE GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING. DURHAM
HERITAGE CLUB MEMBERS WORK WITH CHILDREN, CRAFTS
HERITAGE SOUARE ASSOCIATES
CHAIN TO CLOSE 2 STORES. OPEN 1
HERITAGE SOUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C HAYTI SECTION
SEE ALSO HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
CITY GETS WARNING: STOP SOIL 5R0SI0N
HAYTI FORMS 1ST CO-OP STORE
SHOPPING CENTER ON THE HORIZON
WINN-DIXIE CLOSING 2 SUPERMAR<ETS
MEN AT WORK: BUILDING BOOM 'LIKE NOTHING I'VE EVER SEEN"
COOPERATIVES KEY TO OPENING CENTER STORE
HAYTI STORE SETS OPENING
STRONG RETAIL SALES MAY SPUR DURHAM GROWTH
VIEWING PLANS
DOWNTOWN DURHAM IS AT A TURNING POINT
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAY SLOW 10WN FOR TWO YEARS
HERITAGE U.S. IPTL-SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION!
SEE ALSO PRAISE THE LORO
HERITAGE USA: A SPIRITUAL THE"E PARK
PTL OFFICIALS SET DEADLINE F0« AUDITORIUM
HERITAGE U.S.A.: WITH 18-m|ll!0N WATERWORKS. JIM BAKKER FISHES for
RESORT CALLED A '21ST CENTURY CHRISTIAN CAMPGROUNO'
HERITAGE WEEK (CHAPEL HILL!
SEE ALSO Chapel HILL, N.C.
see also chapel hill, n.c, history
ice cream social showcases chapel hill's heritage week
heritage week celebrates chapel hill's past
a time to fino out 'how we lookeo"
antiques show. sale slated in chapel hill
hermann awaro (soccer)
see also soccer
ouke's kain wins hermann trop-iy
HEROIN
SEE ALSO OILAUDIO
SEE ALSO DRUGS
RELIEF OF PAIN HUMANE
ABC OFFICERS' RAIO NETS THREE HEROIN VIOLATIONS
DURHAM MAN IS SENTENCED TO 18 YEARS
WOMAN ACCUSED OF POSSESSING HEROIN
MARTIN SAYS STITH TO KEEP JOB
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S U B J E C
TWO MEN CHARGEO WITH DRUG POSSESSION
ROBERTS' ARRAIGNMENT SET
1200.000 BONO SET FOR ORUG CH1RGES
MARTIN AIOE ORDEREO TO TESTIFY IN CRAVEN
PAKISTANI SENTENCED IN N.C. HEROIN RAP
HUNG JURY. PLEAS END DRUG CASES
A LIFE NEARLY RUINED RY ORUGS
SWEEPING AWAY LIFE'S WRECKAGE
PEACE OF MIND THE REWARD OF TREATMENT
2 WOMEN CHARGED ON HEROIN COUNTS
WOMEN ARRESTED ON ORUG CHARGES
HEROISM
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO RESCUES
ASHEdORO DOG AMONG FINALISTS IN HERO CONTEST
RESCUE TRY HEROIC. FUTILE
DURHAM HERO TO BE HONOREO
TAXI ORIVER PULLS WOMAN FROM FIRE
GTE REWAROS EMPLOYEE FOR HEROI SM
HERO IS HONOREO
ASHEBORO SHEPHERD LOSES OUT IN DOG HERO CONTEST
THE UNLIKELY HERO
CHOOSE HEROES CAREFULLY
40 YEARS LATER. WORLD WAR II HERO'S MEOALS ARRIVE IN DURHAM
RESTORING FAITH IN POLITICIANS
HERPES TYPE 2
SEE ALSD SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED OISEASES
FDA APPROVES ORAL MEDICATION TO PREVENT HERPES II RECURRENCES
BURROUGHS WELLCOME HERPES DRUG OK • D
HERPES MANAGEABLE. NOT CURABLE
ORUG TO TREAT HERPES II MAY BECOME FIRM'S BIGGEST SELLER
TRIANGLE SUCCESS STORY
WOMAN'S S250.000 SUIT SLAIMS MAN INFECTED HER WITH HERPES
DRUG HELPS HERPES SUFFERERS
MAN DENIES GIVING EX-LOVER HERPES
DAY CARE HERPES FEARS RELIEVED
HERPES VIRUS
SEE ALSO VIRUS
HALTING HERPES PARANOIA
HICCUPS
DOCTORS USE TRAN0UILI2ER TO PUT A HALT TO HICCUPS
DRUG AIDS HICCUP SUFFERERS
HICKORY. N.C.
HICKORY DOCTOR RECEIVES GRANT FOR STROKE STUDY
HICKORY GLEN (APARTMENT PROJECTI
OELAY JEOPARDIZES PROJECT
HICKSTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CREST STREET CENTER WORK PROGRESSING
HIDEAWAY BAR
OUKE MAY BUY STUOENT-OWNEO BAR
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
SEE HYPERTENSION
HIGH MEADOW
BOARO POSTPONES VOTE ON CONDOMINIUMS
HIGH POINT. N.C.
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAD
HIGH POINT FIRE KILLS 5 IN HOTEL
HIGH POINT HOTEL OWNER BLAMES HEAVY DRINKERS
HIGH POINT OFFICIALS PLAN TO MONITOR 1-40 BYPASS WORK
ELECTRONIC 'EYES' KEEPING WATCH ON CITIES' TRAFFIC
FURNITURE CITY SET TO WELCOME BUYERS
HIGH POINT, N.C ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
WILL WILLOW CREEK BILL CREATE A PRECEOENT?
HIGH POINT COLLEGE
COLLEGE OFFERS MAJOR IN FURNITURE MARKETING
1973 HIGH POINT COLLEGE GRADUATE IS 'MISS APRIL'
HIGH POINT COLLEGE GETS PRESIDENT
HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE (NEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
HORSE RACING: NEWSPAPER PRESIDENT WANTS J50.000 TRACK IN N.C.
PUBLISHER SEEKS HORSE. DOG RACE TRACK FOR STATE
HIGH-RISES
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO BUILOING CODES
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING. U.S.
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY TOWER
TEXAN HAS BIG PLANS FOR TOWER
FOES RAISING TRIAL BALLOON ON PLAN
HIGH-RISE SHOWS CIVIC INSECURITY
HIGH-RISE DEVELOPER HAS ATTRACTIVE PROPOSAL
HIGH-RISE WILL BE 'SELF-DESTRUCTIVE'
WILL BUILDING CHANGE DURHAM?
UNIVERSI TY TOWER
MINI-SKYSCRAPER SHOULD BE BUILT OOWNTOWN
HIGH-RISE WILL CAUSE EXODUS
COMMITTEE TAKES NO STAND ON 17-STORY BUILDING
HIGH-RISE ON AGENDA
COUNCIL SHOULD HEAR ALL SIDES
HIGH-RISE ARGUMENTS NOT VALID
COUNCIL TOLD BUILOING WON'T WORSEN TRAFFIC
300-ROOM HOTEL PLANNED ON 17-STORY BUILOING SITE
HIGH-RISE DEVELOPER WON'T BE PRESSUR60
DURHAM NEEDS THE NEW OFFICE BUILDING
HIGH-RISE THREATENS CHAOS
CITY SHOULD DEMAND HARMONY
TOWER TOPS CITY AGENDA
•GODSPEED' TQ HIGH RISE
CITY SHOULO STOP HIGH-RISE
HIGH-RISE TO BE • TOP-OUALI TY •
WILL HIGH-RISE FEED RACISM?
BOOST FOR ARTS COMPLEX EASES STING OF HIGH-RISE
OEBATE EXPECTED ON PLAN FOR NEW PARK IN DURHAM
17-STORY BUILDING APPROVED: BUSINESSMAN PROPOSES STONE JOIN HIM...
CONSTRUCTION OF 17-STORY HIGH-RISE OFFICE TO BEGIN
TOWER WILL DRAIN DOWNTOWN
DON'T MOVE CIVIC CENTER
HIGH-RISE SPRAWL HARMFUL TO DURHAM
ANNEXED AREA FILES COMPLAINT
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SUBJECTS
PACE Mi,
1/16/86
HIGH-RISE IRONY
TOWER WILL 3KING TROUBLE
TEXAS FIRM PLANS TOWER TO GO WITH CIVIC CENTER
UNIVERSI TY TOWER
GROWTH THREATENS DURHAM RESIDENTS
NO NEED FOR PUZZLEMENT
REZONING WOULD CUT OFF IC E- BU IL D I NG HEIGHT
COMMISSION REJECTS MO TO BLOCK IT-STORY TOWER
TOWER REZONING DENIED
SKYSCRAPER DEVELOPER LEARNED ART OF WHEFLING ANO DEALING IN OALLAS
NO ROOM FOR "ANYTHING GOES' ELEMENT
EXERCISING FREE SPEECH
TREYBURN, SKYSCRAPER CONCERNS RAISED AT 21ST CENTURY HEARING
•OPEN DOOR" NO WAY TO GROW
OURHAM GOALS AROUSE CONCERNS
BUILDING APPEAL DEAOLINE EXTENDED
DURHAM OESERVES THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
TOWER MAY POSE RUNOFF PROBLEMS
OPINION EXCHANGE: HIGH-RISE FOES 'CONCERNED. CARING'
HIGH RISE OPPOSITION
WORK BEGINS ON 17-STORY BUILDING
WORK BEGINS ON 17-STORY BUILDING
HIGH-RISE ISSUES JEOPAROUE ALL OURHAM NEIGHBORHOODS
CONTROVERSIAL REZONING REQUEST TO BE HEARO
SKYSCRAPER GETS GREEN LIGHT AS COUNCIL REJECTS REZONING
BATTLE LOST IN HIGH-RISE REZONING BIO
COUNCIL VOTE STRIKES SOUR NOTE
STONE: BUSINESS SHOULD BE ACTIVE
STONE NEVER DREAMED HE'O BUILD IN OURHAM
GROWTH AFFECTS ALL CITIZENS
MORGAN STREET COMPLEX PROPOSALS TO RE DETAILED
CITY MAY JOIN WITTENBERG PLANS
COUNCIL PRESSED FOR COMMITMENT
COOPERATION CAN HELP
DOWNTOWN HAS ITS OWN EDGE
PLANS ARE SPECTACULAR BUT OVE' SIGHT NEEDED
DOWNTOWN CENTER PLAN DUE FOR REPORT TOMORROW
HIGH SCHOOL PANO FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO BANOS (MUSIC)
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. DURHAM
. SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. BANOS
FESTIVAL OF BANOS SET TODAY
8AN0 FESTIVAL: ENTHUSIASTIC YOUTHS GIVE A LIVELY SHOW
HIGH SPEED CHASES
SEE RECKLESS DRIVING
HIGH-TECH JOB FINDER I BOOK I
BUSINESS BRIEFING: TRIANGLE
NICE PLACE TO WORK BUT DULL AT NIGHT'
ATION
OSAL ON SOUTHERN PARKWAY
KNALL HOUSE
CTS
HIGHER EDUCATION, COSTS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.. TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S.. FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. TUITION
SEE ALSO STUDENT AIO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
COLLEGE COSTS RISE FASTER THAN INFLATION
HIGHER EDUCATION, FRAUO
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, OIPSCAM
SEE ALSO FRAUO
SURFACE 'BARELY SCRATCHED' IN DIPLOMA SCAM, FBI SAYS
FAKE OIPLOMA CASE CONCERNS STJOENTS IN OTHER SCHOOLS
PHONY DIPLOMAS NO JOKE AS 'OR. PEPPER' DISCLOSES
HIGHLANO GAMES
SEE GRANOFATHER MOUNTAIN HIGHLAND GAMES
HIGHLANDS, N.C.
HIGH ON ART
HIGHWAY 5*
SEE NC 54
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. "LOOP-
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY REPAIR
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARO OF TRANSPORT
SEE ALSO US 501
CITY COUNCIL LOOKS AT NEW PRO"
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
HOPES STILL LINGERING FOR BLAC
WINTER SLOWS DURHAM ROAD PROJF
ROAO NEEDS TO BE PUT ON 'MENU'
TRANSPORTATION BOARO SWORN IN.
N.C. NEEDS ROAO FUNDS
WARD. DEY, STOKES TO HEAO CHAM
CHAMBER WANTS SOUTHERN PARKWAY
RELEASE OF 1-40 FUNOS URGED
OAK TREES GET REPRIEVE
COUNCIL DELAYS PARKWAY VOTE
COUNCIL OELAYS ACTION ON PAPKW
BILL PROPOSES SINGLE SIX-YEAR
MILLER TO FILE BILL RAISING OR
STATE'S PLANS FOR HIGHWAY GO F
FREEWAY TO INCLUDE 1-85 LINK
LAWMAKERS MAY RAISE DRINKING A
EXPRESSWAY NEEDS A BOOST
100-FOOT BUFFER WIDTHS ALONG I
DOT TO HONOR PROMISE TO CHEROK
STATE TO MAKE ROAO TO CHEROKE7
CHANGING THE LANOSCAPE
DRINKING AGE VOTE DELAYED BY S
TRANSPORTATION BOARO SCALES 00
TASK FORCE WILL STUDY ROAD NEE
BETTER ROADS ESSENTIAL TO RTP'
GRANVILLE ADOPTS LIST OF HIGHW
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OUTER LOOP PROPOSED FOR DURHAM
N.C. 54 LANDMARK FELLED
OURHAM TO GET »5.4 MILLION FO'
FINAL LEG OF FREEWAY MOVED UP
1-40 SECTION MAY BE PAVEO BY 1
STATE ROAOS PLAN SAID LITTLE 1
OESPITE POLITICAL CHANGE. ROAD
150 MILLION BONO ISSUE ITEMS *
MAKES FINISHING 1-40 TOP PRIORITY
BER IN 1985
TERM FOR GOVERNORS
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LOOK AT PROBLEM WTTH HIGHWAY PROJECTS
AM ROAOS PROJECTS
ROAOS
A YEAR
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COUNCIL ROUGHS OUT IDEAS FOR 30N0 ISSUE
WATER. SEWER EXPANSION PLANS FOR DURHAM SURVIVE
HAKE WANTS LOOP CLOSER TO OURHAM
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION! COSTS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION. BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY FUNO
PRINCIPLE VS. PRACTICALITY ON SETTING DRINKING AGE
PLAN MAKES SCHOOLS COMPETE WITH HIGHWAYS FUR STATE FUNOS
STUOENTS OPPOSE BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
HIGHWAY FUND MAY HAVE PROBLEMS
ROAD COSTS WORTH A LOOK
OURHAM SEEKS TO AVOID PITFALLS
GROWTH BOOM EOUALS (1.3 BILLION ROAD WOFS — PLANNERS
U.S. PROBING POSSIBLE PROFITEERING ON N.C. ROAO CONTRACTS
DURHAM SEEKS EXPANSION OF ROAO S PLAN
MONEY BINO PUTS FREEZE ON ROAO WORK
ADDITIONAL FEDERAL MONEY TO BE USED TO COVER SOME ROAO PROJECT SHORTAGES
MORATORIUM SET ON ROAD CONTRACTS
WHISPERS OF NEED FOR NEW HIGHWAY FUNOS HEARD
HARRINGTON NEEDS HELP OF DEMOCRATS
IS N.C.'S HIGHWAY FUNO ON ROAO TO DISASTER?
MARTIN: HIGHWAY CRISIS MAY FO'CE TAX INCREASE
CONTRACTS APPROVED FOR SECTION OF 1-40
"LOOKS LIKE WE MIGHT HAVE TO 5AISE THE CAS TAX" ICARTOONI
ROAO PROBLEMS NEARTIG CRISIS
10-YEAR, (3-BILLION PLAN IS 0< • D FOR UPGRADING HIGHWAYS IN N.C.
HIGHWAY PLAN EMPHASIZES 1-40 SEGMENT
U.S. 501 PROJECT IS ON SCHEDULE UNOER NEW PLAN
1-40 COMPLETION PUSHED UP
PRIVATE SECTOR POSSIBLE KEY IN STATE'S THRIFT
LEGISLATOR HITS HIGHWAY PLANS AS INEFFICIENT
CONTRACTS FOR 1-40 BRIDGES APPROVED
HIGHWAY BOARD HOPES TO CHANGE ITS IMAGE
RAMSEY CLAIMS TOO HUCH POLITi:s IN ROADS POLICY
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, OURHAM
SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
WIDENING SCHEDULED FOR 2 ROADS
GRANVILLE ADOPTS LIST OF HIGHWAY PRIORITIES
HIGHWAY PATROL
SEE N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
HIGHWAY REPAIR
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO POTHOLES
SEE ALSO ROAO REPAIR
SEE ALSO STREET REPAIRS
HIGHWAY FUND MAY HAVE PROBLEMS
•STOPGAP' 1-85 WORK PLANNED IN DURHAM, ORANGE
BOARD APPROVES ROAD WORK PROJECTS
LOADED WITH OUESTIONS
HARRINGTON SAYS TASK FORCE WILL CONSIDER GAS TAX HIKE
HIGHWAY RESTROOMS
SEE ALSO WELCOME CENTERS
N.C. TRANSPORTATION BOARD TO START RESTRICTING RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
HIGHWAY SAFETY
SFE ALSO AIR BAGS
SEE ALSO AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS
SEE ALSO SPEEO LIMITS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RFSEARCH CENTER
DOUBLE YOUR CHANCES
SEVERAL TRAFFIC SAFETY BILLS DOWN ROAO FOR LEGISLATURE
SLOW DOWN, BUCKLE UP AND INCREASE LIFE CHANCES
SLDWOOWN A GOOD SIGN
MILLER'S CHILD-RESTRAINT BILL TOUGHENEO, SENT TO HOUSE
■BIG BROTHER' ARGUMENT NOT ALWAYS APPROPRIATE
BILLS INTRODUCED TO REPEAL N .C . • S INHERITANCE TAX
SAFETY STUDY RAPS DRIVER TRAINING. INSPECTIONS
SEAT BELT LAW COULD SAVE LIVES
UNC RESEARCHER PROJECTS LAW COULD PROTECT ID, 000 MORE KIDS
AFRAID ANOTHER TRUCK WILL CRASH INTO HER BEDROOM, WOMAN MOVING
STATE ZEROES IN ON 'HOST DANG'ROUS' ROADS, INTERSECTIONS
CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE SEAT-BELT USE
SEAT-BELT LAW EFFECTIVE TOMORROW
TROOPERS SWAP OESKS FOR ROAO PATROL CARS
PATROL FORCE HAS NOT KEPT PAC? WITH CHANGES
FADED ROAO LINES ENDANGER DRIVERS
HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, SIGNS
SEE ALSO POAOS, N.C, NAMES
SEE ALSO SIGNS
SEE ALSO STREET SIGNS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNS
EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY GETS NEW NAME IN HONOR OF I. L. DEAN
3A0 PUBLICITY
INSIOE
MOTORISTS' QUANDARY: DRIVING IN AREA CAN MAKE ONE WONDER...
INSIOE
RESEARCH PARK'S EDGES BEGINNING TO FRAY JUST A BIT
WHAT IF: HOTHEAOED FANATICAL LOONIES TRIED TO CAR BOMB OOWNTOWN DURHAM?
NEW PARK SIGNS BEING CONSIDERED
INSIDE
HIGH-TECH DIRECTIONS
ON THE ROAO AGAIN
SIGNS WITH FIRMS' LOGOS GOING UP ON INTERSTATE 85
LOGO SIGNS HELPFUL STEP
HIGHWAYS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ROADS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WELCOME CENTERS
TWIN TRAILERS ALLOWED ON TOO MANY ROAOS NOW
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY SHILOH RESIDENTS
TWIN TRAILERS MAY GET ACCESS TO STATE ROADS
STREET IS NAMED FOR JIMMY GREEN
HARRINGTON SEES CRISIS COMING ON NORTH CAROLINA'S HIGHWAYS
TRANSPORTATION BOARD LIFTS FREEZE ON HIGHWAY PROJECTS
SAFETY RULES ESTABLISHED
REST STOPS ARE FOR REST
ROADS NAMED FOR EX-GOVERNORS
NAME GAME OVEROONE
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HIJACKING. AIRPLANE
SEE *LSO TERRORISM
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ASHEVILLE PHYSICIAN LISTEO AMD
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TERRORISM * REMINDER OF PRECH
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WH*T WILL H0ST4GES* FREEDOM M?
FE*R SPURRED 'SYMPATHY'
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APTIVES DISCUSSED ESCAPE PL4NS
US FREEDOMS
SPORTS
4N TO AMERICA
HEY GOING ANYWHERE?
EEDED IN TERRORISTS WAR
ECURITY IDENTIFICATION GUIOE (CARTOON)
HIJACKING, AIRPLANES, SECURITY PLANS
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
AIRPORT SECURITY
HIJACKING, SHIPS
RALEIGH woman: NOW NEGOTIATE with HIJACKERS
RALEIGH RELATIVE OF HOSTAGE GLAD SISTER IS FREE SO SOON
GOVERNMENT »UST WORK FOP S4FETY OF AMERICANS
OUR POLICY'S WORKING! (CARTOONI
COOPERATION IS STRONG DETERRENT TO TERRORISTS
U.S. STRIKES BACK IN GRAND MEASURE
I SAY NUTS TO AIR TRAVEL! (CARTOON)
CONGRESSMEN FRO" N.C. PRAISE ACTION TO CAPTURE FQ'JR PALESTINIAN HIJACKER
FINALLY, SO»E RETALIATION
DON'T TREAD ON "E (CARTOON)
STRIKE AT TERRORISM
MUBARAK: THOSE AMERICAN PIRATES... (CARTOON)
ISRAELI STATESMAN HAILS JET INTERCEPTION
A-ERICAN RESPONSE SHAMEFUL
TERRORISM ICARTOONI
MILITARY INSTRUCTIONS SENSIBL"
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EGYPT-U.S. REL4TI0NS
TERRORISM: PREVENTIVE 4CTI0N
MR. SHULTZ'S 4NGER JUSTIFIEO
SEE 4LS0 34CKP4CKING
SEE »LSO DURHAM uRbAN TRAILS »»0 GREENWAYS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
SEE ALSO OUARRY TRAIL
ENO HIKE IS TOMORROW
LAST WINTER WALK SET
TAKE A HIKE ON THE E'.O
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHT?
OOWN COLE MILL TRAIL
TAKE A NEW YEAR'S OAY HIKE ALTNG ENO TRAILS
HILLANDALE ELE-ENTARY SCHOOL
SEE HllLANOALE SCHOOL
HILLANOALE GOLF COURSE
REMEMBER THE CLUBHOUSE?
■TURTLE CLUB' MAKES HILL*NO»LE OEBUT
CIVIC CLUB GOLD
REFLECTIONS
VETERAN GOLFER 0E2ERN HONORED AS memorial OPENS AT HILLANDALE
THORPE LEA05 memorial
HILLANDALE MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
Thorpe C0N3UERS SLOW GREENS FOR 2-SHJT LEAD
THORPE LEAOS "EMORUL
HILLANOALE RC4D
MOTEL PROJECTS HIT SNAG
ZONING ACTION APPLAUOEO
NEIGHBORS FIGHT PLAN TO WIOEN HILLANOALE
MOTEL OPPONENTS WIN ROUNO ON ZONING
SLUDGE SPILL BLOCKS ROAD
HILL4ND4LE SCHOOL
HILL4N04LE GETS ME0I4 CENTER G0-4HE40
0URM4M SCHOOL 304RD EYES BIDS FOR NEW MEDIA CENTER
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE RULES UPSET WORKERS
SCHOOL BOARD SETS MEETING
UP, UP AND AWAY
HILLANDALE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 'EPO'TEO
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD STAYS IN TOUCH
I FOUND IT
WINNING ART
HILLCREST CONVALESCENT CENTER
T"EIR HEARTS ARE IN THE RIGHT PLACE
TRUE BLUE SENIORS
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
TURNING TABLES
HILLHAVEN CONVALESCENT CENTER (PETTIGRFw ST. C SWIFT AVE. I
H 2
1/03/85
A
3
N
H 2
6/16/85
A
t
N
H 2
6/17/95
A
1
N
H 2
6/17/85
4
I
N
H 2
6/18/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/IO/05
A
4
T
T
R56
S 2
6/20/95
c
1
0
N
93P
H 2
6/21/95
4
4
E
H 2
6/21/95
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
6/23/95
0
5
U
*20
S 2
6/25/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
6/26/85
4
4
T
T
R56
H 2
6/26/95
4
4
L
H 2
6/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/26/95
A
4
L
H 2
6/26/85
C
1
H
H60
S 2
6/26/95
A
1
N
C60
H 2
6/27/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/27/85
A
4
L
S 2
6/29/85
c
I
N
H 2
6/20/95
0
4
N
S 2
6/29/85
A
3
U
T30
H 2
6/30/35
B
1
N
H 2
7/DI/85
A
I
P
P
h 2
7/01/85
B
I
N
S 2
7/01/85
A
1
N
B38
S 2
7/01/35
4
2
N
H 2
7/02/85
4
3
N
H 2
7/02/95
4
4
T
T
C50
S 2
7/02/85
4
4
E
H 2
7/D3/B5
4
4
T
T
R56
H 2
7/03/R5
4
4
L
H 2
7/04/35
4
8
N
S 2
7/04/85
4
2
P
N
S 2
7/04/85
4
4
E
H 2
7/05/85
4
4
E
M 2
7/05/85
A
5
U
S 2
7/00/85
4
4
E
h 2
7/00/85
A
3
J
S 2
9/10/85
A
4
E
S 2
11/26/85
A
4
F
H 2
11/27/85
A
4
E
H 2
12/02/85
A
4
T
T
C50
H 2
6/28/35
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
10/00/95
A
?
N
S 2
10/10/85
C
4
'<
H 2
10/1 1/35
4
4
F
H ?
10/11/85
4
4
T
T
056
S 2
10/11/35
4
4
e
M 2
10/12/35
4
4
F
H 2
10/12/95
A
4
T
f
C50
H 2
10/12/95
A
6
N
H 2
10/13/85
0
4
F
H 2
10/14/95
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
10/16/85
4
4
L
H 2
10/17/85
A
5
T
T
C50
h 2
10/17/35
B
8
P
N
S 2
10/17/85
A
4
L
H 2
10/13/85
4
4
T
T
R56
H 2
10/21/95
4
4
E
H 2
10/22/95
4
4
g
H 2
10/23/85
A
4
T
f
R56
H 2
10/27/35
0
4
F
H 2
12/21/35
A
4
E
5
2
1/26/35
A
i
S
?
3/00/95
4
1 1
S
2
5/16/35
1)
s
H
?
5/17/85
n
6
S
?
8/01/95
n
1
S
2
12/26/95
0
2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
2/23/95
3/24/95
5/16/85
5/22/95
6/07/85
6/09/B5
P C56
N C40
o -66
P S76
N C40
6/09/85 B 2 o N C40
4/09/35 4 10 P N
S 2 4/03/85 4
H 2 4/15/85 A
S 2 4/3"/°5 C
H 2 5/09/85 4
H 2 12/10/95 B
1/03/85
2/20/85
3/05/85
3/05/85
4/13/85
4/16/85
4/16/95
5/01/85
U/U5/8S
M60
SSI
454
M60
L38
W24
L33
737
•124
L39
I > M10
S 2 2/16/35 A 5
S 2 10/04/85 C 2
H 2 12/21/85 B 3
S 2 12/21/85 A 15
F70
C56
S76
S76
MONTHLY/A
N U U A I
i/oi/bb
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAT.' 42 7
l/l6/°6
RAISE FUNOS
BAZAAR OFFERS CRAFT ITEMS. CL3THES, FOOD
OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY
OANCE FESTIVAL TUURS OFFER BIRO'S-EYE VIEW
CAMPAIGN TO AID STATUE OF LIB'RTY
HILLHAVEN LASALLE NURSING CENTER
NURSING CENTER GETS A FLAG
FROM NURSE TO PATIENT
5.4,3.2. 1...
NURSING HOME SCENE OF 'SPECIAL1 WEDDING
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
HILLHAVEN RUSE MANOR NURSING HOME
UNIT OPENS
HILL'S OPEN AIR MARKET I SOUTH ALSTON AVE. I
FIRE SET, POLICE SAY
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.
SEE ALSO OLD TOWN CEMETERY (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
SEE ALSO WEST HILLSBOROUGH
ANNEXATION AND A NEW CHARTER TOP TOWN'S LIST FO» LEGISLATORS
WEST HILLSBOROUGH FOLK COMPLAIN
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
2 HILLSBOROUGH BUILDINGS BURN
IDEA OF A NEW COUNTY SHOULD B~ SCRAPPED
ORANGE INOUSTRIAL PARK PLANNED: 1 10-ACRE SITE NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
1ST ORANGE OFFICE-INOUSTRIAL »ARK PLANNED IN HILLSBOROUGH
PASSING PARAOE
TREE SALES BRISK AT LOTS, STQ5ES
BUSINESSMAN PLANNING TO 'SHOOT THE WORKS' ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. ANNEXATION
ANNEXATION AND A NEW CHARTER TOP TOWN'S LIST FOR LEGISLATORS
VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION POLICY STUDIED
TOWN BOARO EYES ANNEXATION STJDY
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, BUOGET
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, BUOGET
TOWN HEARS BUDGET REUUESTS
HILLSBOROUGH VOTES MONEY FOR 30ARO
PPOPOSED BUDGET WOULD REOUIRE TAX HIKE, HILLS90°0UGH BOARO TOLD
HILLSBOROUGH HEARING ORAWS ONLY 5 CITIZENS
HILLSBOROUGH CUTS MORE FROM PROPOSED BUOGET
HILLSBOROUGH PLANS THREE-CENT TAX HIKE
HILLSBOROUGH RAISES TAX RATE IN PASSING t I . 9 MILLION BUDGET
HILLSBOBUIJGH BOARO RAISES TAX RATE 3 CENTS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. CHARTER
'CASINO NIGHTS' BILL ADVANCES
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, CHRISTMAS P AR AT E
CHRISTMAS PARADE TO BE DEC 8
HILLSBOROUGH PARAOE SET FOR SJNOAY, DEC. 8
HILLSBOROUGH PARAOE DEC. 8
SUMMIT TALKS
HILLSBOROUGH BASKS IN PARADE FESTIVITIES. SALUTATIONS ANO SUNSHINE
•I 'M WAITING'
HILLSBOROUGH,
SEE ALSO H
3RD CANO
LAWYER F
CANDIDA!
LINEUP C
2 VIE TO
4 SEEK H
CANOIDAT
TWO CANO
ORANGE S
VOTE TOD
HILLSBOR
SHEFFIEL
N.C, ELECTIONS
ILLSBOROUGH BOARO OF C OMM I SS I ONFR S , ELECTIONS
IOATE JOINS RACE FOR MAYOR OF CHAPEL HILL
ILES TO RUN AGAINST HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR
E FIELO BROAD AS ORANGE FILING ENDS
OMPLETED FOR ORANGE ELECTION RACES
BE HILLSBOROUGH MAYOl
ILLSBOROUGH TOWN BOARO SEATS
ES OIFFER ON EMPLOYING TOWN MANAGER
IDATES RUNNING FOR HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR
ET TO VOTE IN 5 TOWN ELECTIONS
AY DECIDES MEMBERS OF SCHOOL, TOWN BOARDS
OUGH MAYOR RE-ELECTEO; SMITH, MARTIN GET BOARD SEATS
D WINS RE-ELECTION AS MAYOR OF HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, EMPLOYEES
HILLSBOROUGH HEARING DRAWS ONLY 5 CITIZENS
HILLSBOROUGH CUTS MORE FROM PR OPOSEO BUDGET
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. FEOERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FuNOS
TOWN TAKES ACTION TO EXPAND CENTER ON CONE MILLS SITE
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEWAGE TREATMENT WOES SLOW HILLSBOROUGH DEVELOPMENT
WATER SHORTAGE COULD SINK PLANS FOR LARGE PROJECT
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. HISTORIC BUILDINGS
HISTORIC HOUSE SATISFIEO THEH LOVE OF 'ANTIOUING'
HILLSBOROUGH TOUR IS NEXT WEEXENO
HILLSBOROUGH TOUR OPENS SATURDAY
HILLSBOROUGH. N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HILLSBOROUGH CHURCH WILL MARK 119TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
REPORTER COMMENDEO
CEMETERY STUOY UNOER WAY
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, GR3WTH DEVELOPMENT
HILLSBOROUGH CENTER HAS TENANT: TECAN US PLANS EXPANSION BY •
ROBOT-INSTRUMENT FIRM IN OLD H I I SBOROUGH MILL
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. LEGAL COUNSEL
TOWN ATTORNEY RESIGNS
HILLSBOROUGH SIZING UP * LAW =IRMS
TOWN BUARD HIRES LAWYER
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. MAYOR'S OFFICE
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
SHEFFIELO RUNS AGAIN; WALLACE EXPECTED TO
LAWYER FILES TO RUN AGAINST HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR
CANDIDATE FIELO BROAO AS ORANGE FILING ENOS
LINEUP COMPLETED FOR ORANGE ELECTION RACES
2 VIE TO BE HILLSBOROUGH MAYO"
TWO CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR
HILLS30ROUGH MAYOR RE-ELECTEO; SMITH, MARTIN GET BOARD SEATS
SHEFFIELD WINS RE-ELECTION AS MAYOR OF HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. STREETS
HILLS OF BOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH. N.C. TAX RATE
HILLSBOROUGH HEARING ORAWS ONLY 5 CITIZENS
DATE
I P BYL
M6*
S 2 2/20/85 C I
H 2 4/23/85 A 6 N
S 2 5/13/85 C 1 P P K30
H 2 7/02/»5 A 6 P II H45
S ? 7/24/85 C 1 N
S 2 3/09/B5 A
H 2 3/13/85 A
S 2 5/20/»5 C
H 2 6/16/85 E
S 2 12/02/55 C
5 P P K30
A L
2 P P K30
5 P F HOI
4 P P F70
S 2 11/07/85 C 7 P P T37
S 2 10/21/85 C 1
H
?
l/U/85
B
1
N
846
H
3
3/19/85
M
1
N
B46
H
?
4/12/85
A
14
N
H
?
7/28/85
H
4
N
H
7
10/15/85
A
4
F
H
?
10/24/85
A
1
M N
1 41
<!
2
10/24/85
I.
5
N
WH/
S
?
12/05/85
A
4
F
H
1
12/14/85
(
1
o N
BR1
H
2
12/28/85
L
4
N
H ? l/U/85 B 1
H 3 10/15/85 C I
H 3 11/19/85 B I
H 2 4/03/85 A
s
H
H
H
H
H
S
2
3
3
3
3
3
2
4/23/B5
5/14/85
5/24/85
5/31/85
6/07/85
6/11/85
6/11/85
A
B
B
B
B
C
A
12
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
346
B46
846
846
H
2
6/07/85
B
5
N
H
H
s
H
H
s
3
2
2
2
2
2
9/27/85
tl/28/85
11/30/85
12/09/85
12/09/85
12/09/85
B
A
A
A
9
A
1
22
16
1
1
1
N
N
N
P P
P N
P P
K30
S80
K30
H
H
S
H
s
s
H
H
s
H
H
s
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
?
9/19/85
9/20/95
9/20/85
9/21/85
11/02/85
11/02/85
11/03/85
U/03/B5
11/04/85
11/05/85
11/06/85
11/06/85
B
5
A
B
A
A
D
0
A
C
A
C
1
1
3
1
1
11
2
2
6
I
1
1
P N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
K45
X96
X43
X43
846
846
B46
846
BB1
881
B46
B46
H
H
3
3
5/24/85
5/31/85
B
B
1
1
N
N
B46
846
H
3
10/31/95
B
I
N
846
H
H
3
3
6/13/85
11/26/85
B
C
I
1
N
N
846
B46
H
H
?
2
4/19/85
4/19/85
B
B
2
2
P F
N
J40
H 2 4/26/85 0 10
2 8/17/85
2 9/05/85
2 12/05/85
H 3 12/13/B5 B
S 2 12/13/85 A
3 9/10/85 C
3 10/24/85 B
3 11/20/85 8
1 N
1 N 846
1 N
9/16/85 A
9/17/85 C
9/20/85 9
9/20/85 A
9/21/85 B
11/02/85 A
11/03/85 D
It/06/85 A
11/06/85 C
N B46
N X43
N X96
N X43
N X43
N B46
N 1346
N B46
N 846
H 2 4/23/85 B
H 3 5/24/B5 B
I P P F70
1 N 846
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N <1 E X
12/31/35
SUBJECTS
»*'it 42o
1/14/36
HILLSBOROUGH RAISES TAX RATE IN PISSING SI . 9 MILLION BUDGET
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD RAISES TAX RATE 3 CENTS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO HILLSdOROUGH, N.C.. PI/1GET
PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD REQUIRE TAX HIKE. HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TOLO
HILLSpOROUGH CUTS MORE FROM PROPOSED BUDGET
HILLSBOROUGH PLANS THREE-CENT TAX HUE
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.. THOROUGHFARE PLAN
THOROUGHFARE PLAN FOR HILLSBOROUGH LAGGING "EHINO 1-40
THOROUGHFARE PLAN SCHEDULE FACES DELATS
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.. TOWN AONI NI STR8 TOR
TURN LANES APPROVED FOR OOwNTOWN HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH PLACES NEW JOB ON AGENDA
MILLS30ROUGH CONSIOERS TOWN ADMINISTRATOR
TOWN CHANGES JOB DESCRIPTION WOROING
■(ANTED: TOKN ADMINISTRATOR TO SIGN TWC-VEAR CONTRACT
HILLSBOROUGH CUTS MORE FROM PROPOSED BUDGET
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., TQWN MANAGER
2 BOARD MEMBERS OPPOSE HIRING MANAGFR
MEETING SET ON TOWN MANAGER ISSUE
TOKN MANAGER PLAN OROPPFD FOR HILLSBOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR
TURN LANES APPROVEO FOR DOWNTOWN HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., TRAFFIC
TURN LANES APPROVEO FOR OOWNTOWN HILLSBOROUGH
THOROUGHFARE PLAN FOR HILLSBOROUGH LAGGING BEHIND 1-40
THOROUGHFARE PLAN SCHEDULE FACES DELAYS
■ULLS30R0UGH.
SEE ALSO D
2 BOAPO
TURN LAN
TOWN BOA
LEGAL, "
BOARDS
ENGINEER
HILLSPOR
HILLS90R
HILLSPOR
ORANGE "
SEWAGE i
HILLSPOR
HILLS5J"
HILLSPOR
VOLUNTAR
HILLSPOR
HILLSPOR
N.C.
RANGE
MEM3E'
ES app
RO APP
INANCI
TALKS
ASSIG
OUGH T
OUGH 3
OUGH,
OUNTY
REATMF
OUGH T
OUGH a
OUGH R
Y ANNE
OUGH P
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WATER
COUNTY
S OPPO
ROVED
ROVES
AL DUE
LEAVE
NED TO
0 TREA
OARD A
ORANGE
ILLS
NT WOE
0 DECI
OARO 0
E=A[RS
XATION
AN EL P
AISES
AND SEW
N.C .
SE HIRIN
FOR DOWN
SEWER LI
STIONS P
SEWER IS
HILLSBO
T SEWAGE
GREES TO
CLOSER
BOROUGH
S SLOW H
OE HOW T
KS WATER
WATER L
POLICY
ROMISES
WATER, S
ER LINES
water ano sewer lines
g manager
town hillsborough
n= contract
lague eflano sewer line
sje unsettled
rough leaves company
eflano sewfr line terms
to sewer pact
n;ar agreement on sewer line
ills30r0ugh development
0 meet waste rules
tank. higher dam
INE
STUOIED
WATER, SEWER AT SCOTSWOOOD
EWER tap FEES
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C, WATER ANO SEWER RATES
HILLSBOROUGH RAISES WATER, SEWE' TAP FEES
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH PLANNING 'OARD
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARO
HILLSBOROUGH PLACES NEW JOB ON AGENOA
wanted: TOWN ADMINISTRATOR to SIGN TwO-vEAR CONTRACT
BOARO OKS $3,758 FOR EDC
BOARO AVOIDS MAKING OECISION ON ZONING OFFICER
HILLSBOROUGH MAY SUE FORMER MAYOR, ATTORNEY
CUTOFF OF PUBLIC COMMENT DRAWS SPARKS AT COUNTY BOARD MEETING
VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION POLICY STUDIED
ORANGE FIRM'S REZONING REQUEST SPARKS COMMENTS ON MORALITY
HILLSBOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ANNEXATION AND A NEW CHARTER T QP TOWN'S LIST FOR LEGISLATORS
2 BOARO MEMBERS OPPOSE HIRING MANAGER
MEETING SET ON TOWN MANAGER ISSUE
TOWN MANAGER PLAN DROPPED FOR HILLSBOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR
TURN LANES APPROVED FOR DOWNTOWN HILLSBOROUGH
town board approves sewer line contract
hillsborough places new job on agenoa
hillsporough considers town administrator
town changes job description joroing
west hillsborough folk co"pla[n
wanted: town administrator to sign two-year contract
town approves sewer line-line oeal
openness is convenience. too
study on oam is scaled down
board oks $3,758 for edc
HILLSBOROUGH VOTES MONEY FOR BOARD
BOARD AVOIDS MAKING OECISION ON ZONING OFFICER
BOAROS' TALKS LEAVE SEwER ISSJE UNSETTLED
PROPOSED 8U0GET WOULD REQUIRE TAX HIKE. HILLSBOROUGH BOARD TOLO
ENGINEER ASSIGNEO TO HILLSBOROUGH LEAVES COMPANY
HILLSBOROUGH TO TREAT SEWAGE
HILLS"OROUGH BOARO AGREES TO !FLANO SEwER LINE TERMS
HILLSBOROUGH, ORANGE CLOSER TO SEWER PACT
HILLSBOROUGH CUTS MORE FROM PROPOSED BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY, HILLSBOROUGH Hi AR AGREEMENT ON SEwER LINE
HILLSBOROUGH RAISES TAX RATE IN PASSING $1.3 MILLION BUDGET
SEWAGE TREATMENT WOES SLOW HILLSBOROUGH DEVELOPMENT
TOWN BOARD OKS SEWER AGREEMENT
HILLSBOROUGH BOARO OKS WATER 'INK, HIGHER DAM
HILLSBOROUGH OKS NEW WATER TANK
TOWN BOARD MEETS THURSOAY
OIL FIRM TESTING GASOLINE TANKS IN FOUR COUNTIES
FORMER MAYOR'S QUICK-CLAIM DEED TO CEMETARY TROUBLES TOWN BOARO
LAWYER CONFIOENT HILLSBOROUGH OWNS 19TH-CENTURY CEMETERY
HILLSBOROUGH may SUE FORMER MAYOR, ATTORNEY
HILLSBOROUGH OFFEREO CEMETERY TITLE
MAYOR SAYS CEMETERY OFFER HOT ACCEPTABLE
TOWN TO PRESS SUIT FOR TITLE TO CEMETERY
CEMETERY CONVEYED TO PAKISTANI
TOWN FILES CEMETERY SUIT
VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION POLICY STUDIED
TOWN TAKES ACTION TO EXPAND CENTER ON CONE MILLS SITE
HILLSPOROUGH PANEL PROMISES WATER, SEWER AT SCOTSWOOOD
TOWN BOARD EYES ANNEXATION STJOV
TOWN BOARD HIRES LAWYER
HILLSPOROUGH RAISES WATER. SEwER Tap FEES
COOPERATION PUSHED FOR COUNTY, TOWN BOARDS
HILLSBOROUGH TO STUDY OEVELOP"ENT IMPACT FEE
RAISING RESERVOIR DAMS SUGGESTED AS WATER SOLUTION
HILLSBOROUGH BOARO OF COMMISSIONER',, 3UDGET
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. BUOGET
TOWN HEARS BUDGET REQUESTS
HILLSBOROUGH HEARING DRAWS ONLY 5 CITIZENS
HILLSBOROUGH PLANS THREE-CENT TAX HIKE
HILLSPO»0UGH RAISES TAX RATE IN PASSING SI. 9 MILLION BUDGET
S
N E E
p n date C
H 3 6/U/B5 C I
S 2 6/11/85 A 12
PG L P =YL
5/14/95 B
5/31/85 3
6/07/85 8
11/22/85
11/22/85
2/12/B5
3/05/85
3/05/35
3/12/85
3/21/35
1
11
3 1/15/85 C 1
3 2/01/85 B I
3 2/06/85 - 1
3 2/12/85 9 1
H 3 2/12/85 B 1
H 3 11/22/85 3 1
S 2 11/22/85 A 11
846
346
N H9C
N 346
N
N H90
N W36
N 846
N B46
N H90
H90
346
3
1/15/35
C
1
N
B46
3
2/12/85
B
I
N
H90
3
2/19/85
C
I P N
L41
3
5/07/85
c
1
N
346
3
5/14/85
B
1
•1
346
3
5/14/85
B
1
N
B46
2
5/21/85
A
7
H
3
5/21/85
C
I
N
846
2
5/31/35
A
9
N
2
6/01/85
A
1 I
N
3
6/13/P5
B
1
N
B46
2
6/13/85
A
18
N
3
7/16/85
B
1
N
346
2
3/20/85
C
1
N
331
?
10/15/85
c
1
N
346
3
11/12/35
c
1
N
346
3
12/10/85
c
1
N
346
H 3 12/10/85 C I
3
3/D5/85
e 1
N
B46
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3/21/85
B
N
W36
3
4/23/85
a i
N
346
3
4/30/85
9
N
346
3
9/10/35
C 1
N
846
3
10/03/85
3 1
N
846
3
10/15/35
C
N
346
2
11/27/85
B !
N
346
2
1/11/85
B 1
N
346
a
1/15/85
C 1
N
346
3
2/01/85
B
N
3
2/06/85
a I
N
346
3
2/12/35
a l
N
H90
3
2/19/85
C 1
P N
L41
3
3/05/35
a
N
346
2
3/05/85
A 1
N
3
3/12/35
C 1
N
H90
3
3/19/85
a i
N
346
3
3/21/B5
a l
N
W36
3
4/10/85
B 1
N
946
2
4/16/85
A *
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3
4/17/85
a I
N
346
3
4/23/85
9
N
B46
2
4/23/85
A
N
3
4/30/85
B 1
1
346
3
5/14/85
g
N
346
3
5/14/85
8
N
346
3
5/14/85
B 1
N
34 6
2
5/21/35
A 1
N
3
5/21/85
C 1
N
B46
2
5/31/85
A <
N
3
5/31/85
s
N
346
2
6/01/85
A 1
N
3
6/11/85
c
N
346
3
6/13/»5
a
N
346
3
7/09/85
B
N
3
7/16/85
B
N
346
2
7/16/85
C l(
) N
3
7/17/85
B
N
3
7/30/85
B
N
346
3
a/13/85
C 1
N
346
3
8/14/85
B
N
346
3
9/10/85
C
N
B46
7
9/11/85
C
N
346
3
9/13/85
8
N
946
3
9/17/85
c
N
346
2
9/13/35
B
P N
646
3
10/01/B5
C
N
B46
3
10/15/85
C
N
346
3
10/31/85
B
1
346
3
11/12/85
c
N
B46
3
U/19/e5
B
N
346
3
11/20/85
B
N
3
12/10/e5
C
N
346
3
12/12/85
a
N
34 6
3
12/17/85
c
N
946
3
12/19/35
9
N
B46
H 2 4/03/85 A 9 N
M 3 5/24/35 9 1 N 346
H 3 6/07/85 B 1 N
H 3 6/11/85 C 1 N 346
monthly/annual index
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
HILLSBOROUGH HOARD RAISES TAX RATF J CENTS
HILLSBOROUGH TO STUOY DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE
HILLS80R0UGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONER';, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO HILLS60R0UGH, N.C.. ELECTIONS
PLANNING BOARD HEAD AFTER T0W1 COUNCIL SEAT
3RD CANOIOATE JOINS RACE FOR MAYO" OF CHAPEL HILL
CANOIOATE FIELD BROAD AS ORANGE FILING ENDS
LINEUP COMPLETED FOR ORANGE ELECTION RACES
4 SEEK HILLSBOROUGH TOWN HOARD SEATS
CANDIDATES OIFFER ON EMPLOYING TOWN MANAGER
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR RE-ELECTEO; SMITH, martin GET BOARD SEATS
SHEFFIELO WINS RE-ELECTION AS MAYOR OF HILLSBOROUGH
HILLSBOROUGH BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS, SHEARING IN CEREMONY
HILLSBOROUGH BOARO TO BE SWORN IN OEC. 8
OATHS OF OFFICE
HILLSBOROUGH BUSINESS CENTER
ENO COTTON MILL HILL BE CONVE'TED
HILLSBOROUGH CENTER HAS TENANT: TECAN US PLANS FXPANSION BY •
ROBOT-INSTRUMENT FIRM IN OLO HIISBOROUGH MILL
HILLSBOROUGH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
11.000 GIVEN FROM HOG OAY PROFITS
HILLSBOROUGH CHAMBER ELECTS BOARD MEMBERS
THOROUGHFARE PLAN FOR HILLSBOROUGH LAGGING BEHIND 1-40
HILLSBOROUGH ELECTS NEW CHAMBER OFFICERS
HILLSBOROUGH DEVELOPMENT CENTER
TOWN TAKES ACTION TO EXPANO CENTER ON CONE MILLS SITE
HILLSBOROUGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
TOUR IS PLANNEO
HILLSBOROUGH SOCIETY TO HEAR JUOGE WHICHARO
HILLSBOROUGH TOUR IS NEXT WEE<ENO
HILLSBOROUGH HOG OAY
HILLSBOROUGH PORKERS TO HAVE THEIR DAY
HILLSBOROUGH HOG OAY SET JUNE 15
HILLSBOROUGH GOES WHOLE 'HOG'
PORK GALORE PROMISED FOR HILLSBOROUGH'S HOG OAY
10 BARBECUE COOKS VIE FOR 'PIGGY AWARO'
PIG KEPT NICHOLSONS UP ALL NIGHT
HOG-WILO BREAK-DANCING
HOG OAY IN HILLSBOROUGH DRAWS 15,000 PORK LOVERS
tl.000 GIVEN FROM HOG OAY PROMTS
HILLSBOROUGH HOUSE TOUR
SEE ALSO HOUSE TOURS
HISTORIC HOUSE SATISFIED THE I' LOVE OF •ANTIOUING1
HILLSBOROUGH TOUR IS NEXT WEE<END
HILLSBOROUGH TOUR OPENS SATURDAY
HILLSBOROUGH MOOSE LODGE
SUBJECTS
PAGt 429
1/16/96
6/11/85
12/17/85
9/16/85
9/19/85
9/20/85
9/21/85
11/02/85
11/03/85
11/06/85
1
3
1
11
2
1
N 846
N K45
N X43
N X43
N 3<>6
N B46
846
S 2 11/06/85 C 1 N 346
2 11/30/85 C
2 12/09/85 B
6 P P K30
S 2 6/10/85 A I
H 3 12/13/85 8 1
S 2 12/13/85 A 6
H 2 8/01/B5 A 13 N
H 2 11/20/85 B 16 N
H 3 11/22/85 B 1 N 346
H ? 11/25/85 B 2 N
H 3 10/31/85 B I
5
2
1/10/85
n
1 7
N
H
2
1/17/85
B
4
N
H
2
4/19/85
B
2
N
5
7
3/29/85
A
1
N
846
H
?
3/30/85
(
1
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s
?
6/13/P5
11
4
P
N
H
7
6/14/85
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1
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5
f
6/14/85
A
7
M
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f
6/16/85
A
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N
HH 1
H
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6/16/85
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2
6/17/85
t
1
p
N
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3/01/85 A 13
2 4/19/85 B 2
2 4/19/85 B 2
2 4/26/85 0 10
HILLSBOROUGH PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C., ZONING
OPPONENTS CALL PROPOSEO MASSAGE LAW HUMILIATING
TOWN TAKES ACTION TO EXPANO CENTER ON CONE MILLS SITE
HILLSBOROUGH POLICE OEPT.
BOARD OKS 53,758 FOR EOC
HILLSBOROUGH POLICEMAN NAMED CAPTAIN
KESTER PROMOTEO TO POLICE CAPTAIN
POLICE OFFICER'S TRUCK, CAR COLLIDE
GEORGE W. HUNT, EX-POLICE CHI=F IN HILLSBOROUGH
MAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY, ASSAULTING OFFICER
3 CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH LARCENY
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN EARNS WINGS
HILLSBOROUGH PRESERVATION FUND
UNC SIGNS OPTION TO BUY OLD INOIAN LAND
HILLSBOROUGH MAY SUE FORMER MAYOR, ATTORNEY
HILLSBOROUGH RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE RAPE PREVENTION
HILLSBOROUGH SAVINGS L LOAN ASSOCIATION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA C TRIANGLE
HILLSBOROUGH SENIOR CENTER
CENTERS MAKE LIFE FULFILLING c OR SENIORS
HILLSBOROUGH VOLUNTEER FIRE OEPT.
FIRE CHIEF SAYS WATER LACK A PERIL TO SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS' WATER SUPPLY TOO LOW, FIREMAN WARNS
HILLSBOROUGH/ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
HILLSIDE DAY CARE CAMP
SEE ALSO DAY CAMPS
HILLSIOE CAMP APPLAUDED
HILLSIOE HIGH
tl.l MIL
HILLSIOE
UHS, MIL
ON TO NE
HILLSIDE
MOLOTOV
MAN ROBP
HILLSIOE
GO TEACH
A LESSON
THEY'RE
STANDARD
JEWELRY
CLASS OF
HILLSIOE
HILLSIOE
HILLSIDE
HILLSIDE
COMPETIN
LITERARY
SERIOUS
S. AFRIC
CAMERA'S
3 6/19/85 B 1 N P46
3 10/31/85 B 1 N 846
SCHOOL
LION RENOVATIONS EARMARKEO AT CITY "IGH SCHOOLS
SENIOR PICKED FOR FHM'S 'MENTORSHIP'
LSIOE GET '8' RATINGS
XT SEMESTER
NAMES HONOR ROLL
COCKTAIL FOUND THROWN INTO HILLSIDE HIGH
ED IN HOME
STUDENT-FACULTY GAMES SET FOR TOMORROW
IN SAVING LIVES
LEADERS AT HILLSIDE
C POOR'S GIVES COUNTY AAA BONO RATING
STOLEN FROM HILLSIOE STUDENTS
•66 TO MEET
HIGH SCHOOL "HORNET" BAND
TEACHER ELATED OVER TRIP TO TANZANIA
TO HOST OECA CONFERENCE
HONOR STUDENTS ANNOUNCED
G WITH SELF SAID KEY TO SUCCESS
TRANSFER
DISCUSSION
AN URGES PUPILS TO FIGHT APARTHEID
EYE
H 1
4/23/85 8
1
N
B46
H 1
5/02/85 B
1
N
S 7
5/02/85 C
1
N
S 7
6/10/05 C
1
N
H 1
6/22/85 B
4
II
H 2
7/03/85 A
If
N
S 7
7/03/85 A
4
N
H I
7/22/85 A
6
P N
K45
H 7
9/07/85 C
1
N
H 3
9/10/85 C
1
N
846
H 2 7/09/85 B 7 N
H 2 12/77/85 B 7 P F H<,5
H 3 5/07/85 B 1 N H90
S 2 5/07/85 A 14 N
ILLSIOE HIGH SCHOOL, GRADUATION
SEE ALSO HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS START JUNE 7
DURHAM GRADUATIONS BEGIN JUNE T
16TH CHILD: OURHAM COUPLE EXCEPTIONALLY EXPERIENCED WITH GRADUATIONS
H
2
7/23/85
A
4
L
H
2
1/04/85
B
1
N
W24
H
2
1/24/85
A
6
N
s
2
1/24/95
C
I
N
L38
H
2
1/26/85
B
1
p
P
T37
S
2
2/07/85
C
6
N
H
2
2/19/85
c
1
N
S
2
2/19/85
c
I
N
s
2
3/21/85
B
4
N
H
2
3/23/85
8
1
P
P
F70
H
2
3/29/85
3
7
p
P
•■66
H
2
5/11/85
A
6
p
P
C56
H
2
5/21/85
A
e
N
W34
s
2
6/19/85
c
i
N
s
2
6/29/85
A
16
N
s
2
7/09/85
c
ln
A
s
2
9/06/85
c
1
N
J13
s
2
10/02/85
A
1 1
H
s
2
11/20/85
A
11
N
s
2
11/21/85
c
1
p
N
J13
s
2
11/22/55
A
10
p
P
M66
s
2
11/22/85
A
10
D
p
M66
s
2
11/26/85
3
1
N
J13
s
2
12/06/85
A
8
P
P
M66
H
2
5/19/85
B
5
N
W24
s
2
5/22/85
C
2
N
L38
H
2
6/07/85
A
1
P
N
W24
MONTHLY/0
INDEX
12/31/85
RHODES SCHOLAR CHALLENGES 200 HILLSIOE HIGH GRAOS
GRADUATION OAV: HILLSIDE HIGH
SUMMER SCHOLARS
SUMMER GRADS
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. PRINCIPAL
BOARO PICKS NEW, INTERIM PRIN:IPALS
CITY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS RETIRING
LUCASES SHARE 88 YEARS OF TEACHING ANO LEARNING
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. STUDENTS
SEE ALSO HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. GRAOUATION
STUDENT HEARS 'HIGH-TECH' HAT
HFLP FOR ETHIOPIA
PREPAP AT ION
HILLSIOE NAMES HONOR STUDENTS
LOCALS MAKE ALL-STATE
HORATIO ALGER NOMINEES
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BANO
HILLSIOE'S MUSIC MAN: KICKS OFF A NEW SEASON
'MUSIC MAN' LAUOEO
SCHOOL BANDS GET NEW UNIFORMS
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
HILLSIDE RALLIES. TOPS ST. PAJL'S FOR FIRST VICTORY
HILLSIOE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL IBOYSI
KNIGHTS' LATE SPREE STOPS HORVETS, 59-50
PERSON PUSHES PAST HILLSIDE, 67-44
OAY'S PLAN COMES TOGETHER AT HILLSIDE
BULLDOGS PUT BITE ON HILLSIOE
BULLDOGS DEMOLISH HORNETS
HILLSIOE OUTLASTS NORTHERN, 47-46
FOLLOW THE LEADER
HILLSIDE, DHS OUSTED FROM BIG SIX: CHAPEL HILL STINGS HILLSIOE
RIGERS RIP HORNETS! SPARTANS HIM
HILLSIOE AVOIDS SLIDE, HOLDS ON FOR 2N0 UIN
HILLSIDE TOPS CARVER
THIS ONE'S FOR ME...
OHS HITS IN CLUTCH VS. HILLSIDE
FREE THROWS LIFT BULLOOGS
CHAPEL HILL ROLLS
. VAN GOETHEM LEADS TIGERS' ASSAULT ON BOAROS, HILLSIOE
HORNETS STILL LOOKING FOR POISE
'DOGS, HORNETS VIE FOR HOLIDAY TOURNEY CROWN
CHASING A SPARTAN
HORNETS, 'OOGS EASE INTO TITLE GAME
GREEN GUIDES HORNETS TO SUN TOURNEY TITLE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPS
FAST START GIVES HORNETS TITLE
HORNETS FIND LEAOERS
HILLSIOE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLS)
NORTHERN ROUTS HILLSIOE IN GULS BASKETBALL. 71-31
HILLSIOE AVOIDS SLIDE. HOLDS ON FOR 2N0 WIN
UNOEFEATEO TIGERS OOWN HILLSIOE
HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
COACH TO SEEK JOB HE OUIT LAST WEEK
SPARTAN AIOE NAMEO HILLSIDE FOOTBALL COACH
HILLSIOE HIRES LILLtE
LILLIE SEEKS TO RESTORE TPAOITION AT HILLSIOE
FLEDGLING PAC-6 A POWERHOUSE
'OOGS. HORNETS BATTLE FOR CITY TITLE
IT'S OVER! DURHAM DOWNS HILLSIDE To END 32-GAME STREAK
DURHAM STOPS LOSING STREAK
HORNETS BUZZ TIGERS. GIVE COACH FIRST WIN
WEBB'S FAST FINISH KILLS HORNETS' STING
FALCONS SHUT DOWN HORNETS
8IG PLAYS FUEL KNIGHTS' WIN
NORTHERN HALTS HILLSIDE. MAKES PLAYOFFS
ORANGE'S 2ND-HALF EXPLOSION PUTS SQUEEZE ON HILLSIOE
HILLSIOE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
HILLSIDE CAPTURES FIKE RELAYS TITLE
HILLSIDE'S LOVE SPRINTS TO TWO WINS AT WAKE
HILLSIOE WINS 2 RELAYS AT OUEEN CITIES
HORNETS STOP VIKINGS
HILLSIOE, PFRSON WIN TRACK TITLES
HILLSILIIDE BURIES SECTIONAL FIELD
HILLSIOE, CHAPEL HILL CLAIM REGIONALS
HILLSIDE WINS REGIONAL
■LIVING LEGEND": HILLSIOE HIGH TRACK COACH RUSSELL BLUNT REMAINS
HILLSIOE STRANGLER
SEE MURDER, U.S.
HILTON HEAD, S.C.
SEE ALSO S.C.
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKET INTACT THROUGH "99
600-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT PLANNEO
HILTON INN IERWIN ROAOI
HILTON BELLMAN IS ONE OF DURHAM'S BEST PROMOTERS
HIPPIES
•WE'RE NOT PUNKERS!
- OODLY CLAD YOUTHS
HIPPOCRATIC OATH
SEE ALSO MEDICAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
SOME DUC TORS IGNORE OATH
HIROSHIMA
SEE ALSO ATOMIC BOMBS
SEE ALSO JAPAN
THE KEYS TO HELL
U.S. OFFER KAYOS REOS
ATOMIC BOMB CAST SHAOOWS IN DURHAM
SHADOW PAINTING NETS 3 CITATIONS
REMINDER OF NUCLEAR THREAT
NUCLEAR GUILT TRIPS SHOULD BE TEMPEREO
INSIOE
THE DAY THE WAR STOPPEO
ARMS TALKS AT AN ALL-TIME LOW
HISPANICS
SEE ALSO MEXICAN-AMERICANS
HISPANICS TAKE NATIONAL VIEW
HISTORIANS
HISTORICAL SOCIETY REMAINS EXCLUSIVE AFTER 40 YEARS
TAR HEELS POPULAR IN 1716
HISTORIC HOMES, DURHAM
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1/19/95
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2/09/85
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2/23/85
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2/26/85
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11/28/85
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11/29/85
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12/12/85
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12/12/95
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12/12/85
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12/14/85
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10
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12/14/95
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12/21/85
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12/28/85
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12/28/85
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12/29/85
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12/29/85
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12/30/85
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12/30/85
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12/30/85
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1/19/85
C
3
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H
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11/28/95
a
2
N
H
2
12/13/95
c
2
N
H
2
6/21/95
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1
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H
2
7/18/85
D
1
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s
2
7/18/85
B
1
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8/01/85
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8/23/95
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9/11/95
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9/14/85
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9/14/85
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9/22/85
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10/05/85
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10/19/85
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10/26/85
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10/26/85
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11/02/85
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4/07/85
c
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4/14/85
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4/21/85
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4/26/85
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5/03/95
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SEE DURHAM, N.C.. HISTORIC HOMES I BUILDINGS
HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS. N .C .
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. HISTORIC HOMES £ BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C., HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
BURLINGTON: RESIDENTIAL AREA IS DESIGNATED HISTORIC DISTRICT
FRANKL INVILLE LISTED ON NATIONAL REGISTER
HISTORIC HOUSE SATISFIED THEIR LOVE OF 'ANTIUUING'
STATE HISTORIC SITES MAY CUT 3PEN HOURS TO 44 PER WEEK
HISTORIC HOME IN GRANVILLE NO.V FOR SALE
FRIENDS OF CARY'S PAGE-WALKER HOTEL KICK OFF RESTORATION EFFORT ON SUNDA
N.C. HISTORIC SITES MARK SEASTN
HISTORIC PRESERVATION CENTER OF STAGVILLE
SEE STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
SEE STAGVILLE PRESERVATION CENTER IORIGINALLY STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRFS. TE
HISTORIC PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF N.C.I INC.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUNO OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY Of N.C. INC.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY
18TH CENTURY GEORGIAN COTTAGE FOR SALE
HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND OF N.C
SEE ALSO ARCHITECTURE. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF N.C. INC.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
SEE ALSO NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY
PR0P0S60 CAREER LADDER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZED BECAUSE OF. ..QUOTAS
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PARTY ANU PLAYMAKERS
ENO JOURNAL TO RECOR
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PLANTATION HISTORY
BOOK INFORMS. ENTFRT
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COUNTY'S HISTORIC ANO NATURAL FEATURES
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF N.C. INC
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF N.C. INC.
WARRENTON LECTURE AND TOUR SCHEDULED
HISTORIC HOME IN GRANVILLE NOW FOR SALE
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY REMAINS EXCLUSIVE AFTER 40 YEARS
HISTORY. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C. HISTORY
HISTORY, N.C
SEE N.C, HISTORY
HISTORY, U.S.
SEE U.S., HISTORY
HISTORY BOWL
GITHENS TEAM EDGES CARRINGTON IN HISTORY BOWL AT BENNETT PLACE
GITHENS TEAM WINS CONTEST
HISTORY OF SOUTHERN LITERATURE (B03KI
SEE ALSO WRITERS. SOUTHERN
UNC FACULTY HELPEO EOIT ART BOOK
HIT-ANO-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTSi AUTO
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AUTO
SEE ALSO RECKLESS ORIVIN
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATI
19-YEAR-OLD CHARGEO AF
HIT-AND-RUN VICTIM IN
LOUISBURG WOMAN KILLED
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR HI
HAN CHARGEO WITH FLEEI
CAR HITS TEEN, LEAVES
MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAU
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MAN CHARGEO WITH DWI,
2N0 ORIVER CITEO IN I-
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HILLSBOROUGH MAN, 22,
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HITCHHIKER ROBS DRIVER
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THREE CHARGED WITH ROBBERY OF HITCHHIKERS
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PACE 432
1/16/96
ROBBER, ETC. WAS EXCITING
HITCHHIKERS ROB MAN
HITCHHIKER IS ROBPEO
THREE HITCHHIKERS CHARGED IN DEATHS OF TROOPER. MAN
HMONG PEOPLE
SEE ALSO LAOTIAN REFUGEES
LAOTIAN SETTLERS ADAPTING
HOAX
SEE ALSO FRAUO
SEE ALSO IMPJSTERS
COMPANY EMPLOYEES CAN WORK TOGETHER IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
FROM OLD POLICE RECORDS: A TALE OF TWO FEMME FATALES
HOPGOOD. N.C.
AFTER 35 YEARS, HOBGOOO MAYOR BEING REPLACED
HOBOS
SEE ALSO STREET PEOPLE
THE -GREAT MISTAKE': STILL, LIFE OF HOBO,
TRANSIENT CLEANS UP, TAKES OFF FOR CALIF.
NO MORE FAVORS, PLEASE
HOOGES ELECTRIC COMPANY
JURY CHARGES WILMINGTON FIRM WITH BID-RIGGING
HODGKIN'S DISEASE
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
RADIATION EFFECT ON TRANSPLANTS STUDIED
RA01ATI0N THERAPY MAY LEAD TO HELP FOR TRANSPLANTS
HOGS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO PIGS
SEE ALSO SWINE
OWNER OF HERO OOG NOT HOG WILD
PETUNIA DIDN'T PARTICULARLY LIKE HOG AUCTION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
THIS LITTLE 600-POUNO HOUSE PIG FEASTS ON LOBSTER, SHRIMP
HULES IN ONE
SEE GOLF, HOLES IN ONE
HOLIDAY HOUSE
GLEN ROUNDS RECOGNIZED AS REAL THING, NOT REPRINT
HOLIDAY INN ICHAPEL HILL, N.C.I
COUNCIL SEEKS TO SAVE CENTER
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING UP
HOLIDAY INNS
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
FIRMS TO PUSH HOTEL PROJECT: CHAMBER TOLO SOME LOCAL INVESTMENT.
CITY, HOLIDAY INN DISCUSS NEW HOTEL
POSSIBILITY OF HOTEL BRIGHTENS THE PICTURE
HOLIOAY INN INTEREST 900STS H3PES FOR HOTEL
AGREEMENT CLOSE ON DOWNTOWN HJTEL
FALL-BACK PLAN ON CENTER WISE, EVEN WITH GOOO NEWS
CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS MAKES OPTION ILL-TIMEO
JUNE 4 DEADLINE SET FOR BACKING HOTEL
CHAMBER AIMS TO MEET OEADLINE FOR HOTEL FUNDS
COST, TIME REOUIREMENTS FILL SAPS IN HOTEL PLANS
HOTEL: TO GIVE OR INVEST? WHICH IS BEST APPROACH?
DOWNTOWN HOTEL FUNDS SEEM LIKELY
CHAMBER VOTES TO SPEARHEAD t2 MILLION DRIVE
OUICK FUND DRIVE FORESEEN FOR HOTEL
CITY SHOWS DETERMINATION BY BACKING A CIVIC CENTER
•BUSINESSMAN'S' HOTEL TO BE BUILT ON BOULEVARD
HOLIOAY PARADE
SEE CHRISTMAS PARADES, OUPHAM
SEE CHRISTMAS PARAOES, N.C.
HOLIOAY SAFETY
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS OECORATIONS
CHRISTMAS TREE SAFETY TIPS OFFERED
HOLIDAY TRAVEL
SEE ALSO TOURISM, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, U.S.
N.C. RESIOENTS RODE THE RAILS OVER HGLIOAYS
RDU OFFICIALS: ALLOW EXTRA HOJR FOR CATCHING HOLIOAY FLIGHTS
ARRIVE EARLY TO PARK, ADVISE » DU OFFICIALS
HOLIDAYS. CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL, N.C HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAYS, DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C, HOLIDAYS
HOL I DAYS, N.C.
MARTIN DOESN'T BACK KING STATE HOLIDAY
MARTIN'S APPROACH WISE ON KINS HOLIDAY HONOR
LEGISLATORS PONDER TOUGHER OPEN-MEETINGS LAWS
LEGISLATORS TO LOOK AT STATE'S OVERTIME PAY
LFT'S HAVE ONE HOLIDAY
MOTOR CLUB SEES 15 HOLIOAY OEA THS
MEMORIAL DAY 08S6RVE0 WITH CE'EMONIES, FROLICS
MEMORIAL DAY'S ASSESSMENT
ORANGE OFFICES TO CLOSE FOR HOLIOAY
LABOR OAY CLOSINGS LISTED FOR ORANGE, CHATHAM COUNTIES
PARAOE, CEREMONIES HONOR STATE VETERANS
HOLIDAYS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ST. JOHN'S OAY
KU KLUX KLAN PROTESTS KING HOLIOAY
LITHUANIAN INDEPENDENCE OAY
TIME ENHANCES WASHINGTON
MONDAY CAN BE SUNDAY
RITUAL RECOGNUES AFRICAN HARVEST
FOR KING DAY, AN ORATOR
HOLLERIN' CONTEST
HOLLERIN' CONTEST COMING JUNE 15
10,000 EXPECTEO AT SPIVEY'S CORNER HOLLERING CONTEST
HOLLERING
FESTIVAL LOVERS
HOSPITALITY FOR HOLLERERS
HOLLINS COLLEGE
BOOKLESS COLLEGE HELPED
HOLLOWAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH OAY CARE CENTER
CHILDREN RELATE TO HER WELL
HOLLOWAY ST. SCHOOL
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1/16/86
ROUGHING IT
NEW TOYS FOR TEACHING
REHEARSAL
RECITAL IS TONIGHT
HOLLOWAY STREET PTA PICKS OFFICERS
HOLLY
MISTLETOE OEAOLIEST OF SEVERAL HOLIDAY PLANTS - DOCTOR
HOLLY FARMS 400
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
GANT GETS WIN; WALTRIP PASSES ELLIOTT
HOLLYWOOO COVER GIRLS
WHAT IT HAS HAS ACTING. NOT S?FTBALL
"THE HOLOCA
SEE ALSO
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G: IS IT POSSIBLE THAT WE COULD BLAMF THE JEWS?
HOULO RENEW HUMAN RIGHTS STANO
I CRITICS 'GO TOO FAR'
Y REPEATS ITSELF
LEADER: 'MADNESS OF WA? STILL WITH US'
UST SYMPOSIUM SET
APPOINTED TO HOLOCAUST PANEL
HOLT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL
HOLT CHAMPS
HOLT-AOAMS CHAMPIONS
HOLT SCHOOL
YOUNGSTERS EXPRESS INDIVIDUALITY IN DANCE
BIRTHOAY GRINS
SLIP. SLIDE
FIRST DAY
SWINGING
HOLTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
HOLTON RELEASES LIST OF HONORS STUOENTS
DISCUSS CRIME
DURHAM SPELLING BEE SPURS FEA»S. TEARS. CHEERS
HOLTON RELEASFS 3RD HONOR ROLL
•MRS. ROOSEVELT' TELLS LIFE STORY TOSTUOENTS
HOLTON GETTING NEW PRINCIPAL
HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION
HOLTON LISTS HONOR ROLL
CITY BOARO NAMES NEW SHEPARD PRINCIPAL
FIREO SCHOOL JANITOR RETURNS WITH RIFLE BUT NO SHOTS fireo
HOLTON MIDDLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
HOLTON MIDOLE SCHOOL SPORTS
HOLTON CAPTURES CROWN
HOME IPLAYI
PLAYWRIGHT SAMM-ART WILLIAMS TO ATTEND NCCU GALA
PLAYWRIGHT LIKES 'HOME' COMING HOME
NCCU 'HOME' LEAVES GOOO FEELIVGS
NCCU'S 'HOME' OOWN RIGHT GOOD
HOME BANKING
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PERSONAL COMPUTER
NCNB TO BEGIN HOME BANKING NEXT SUMMER
COMPUTER SOFTWARE WORKSHOPS 01 TAP TODAY
NCNB TO OFFER HOME BANKING
HOME-BANKING PLAN UNVEILED
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW HIRINGS IN 4TH OUARTER
HOME BIRTHS
SEE CHILDBIRTH
HOME 3UILDFRS ASSOCIATION OF DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO PUILOING OEVELOPERS
NEW OFFICERS
HOME COMPUTERS
SEE COMPUTERS
SEE PERSONAL COMPUTER
HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK
REALTORS' ECONOMIST THINKS ECONOMY WILL OECLINE IN 'B6
HAMNER PARTNERS BUYS STOCK IN GEORGIA BANK
HOME FURNISHINGS
SEE ALSO RUGS
FURNITURE THEFTS ESTIMATED AT $500,000; FOUR CHARGED
WAGNEP AIMS TO BE FURNITURE TYCOON
FOR THE HOME
HOME HEALTH AGENCY (CHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
AGENCY PROVIOES HOME HEALTH CARE
HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. HOME HEALTH CARE PLAN
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPT., HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES
SFE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH AGENCY (CHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO IN-HOME SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR H3ME CARE
HOME HEALTH CARE GROWING IN STATE
HOME-CARE PROGRAMS BOOST LIVES OF ELDERLY
HOSPITAL OPEN TO NEW I0EA5
IN-HOME SERVCIE FOR ALZHEIMER'S TO 8E DISCUSSED
DYING WITH DIGNITY AT HOME
PREPAID MEOICAL SYSTEM URGED BY CONGRESSMAN
MEDICAID CHANGE HUMANE
MORE AT-HOME CARE FOR ELDERLY URGED
BALLOTS DESIGNED TO FOCUS ON HEALTH CARE
ELOERLY CARE LEADING 'HEALTH VOTE' CONCERN
AGENCY PROVIDES HOME HEALTH CARE
HOSPITAL HEARING IS JULY 9
HOSPITAL PLANS TO BEGIN HOME HEALTH-CARE SERVICE
MORE HOME CARE NEEDED
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/31/95
SUBJECTS
HONE HEALTH PLAN GETS GREEN LIGHT
HOSPITAL MAT BEGIN HOME HEALTH SERVICES IN JANUARY
HONE CARE BENEFITS
HOME HEALTH NEEOS JUMP
HOME CARE WEE» PROCLAIMED
MORE ELOERLY PEOPLE MILL NEED QUALITY HOME CARE
home HEATING FUELS
SEE HEATING FUELS
HOME INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO CHILOREN
SEE ALSO COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
DEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
AUTHOR CRITICIZES PUBLIC SCHOOLS
STATE SUPREME COURT CENSURES JUOGE FOR CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
HOME SCHOOLING MLOSSOMING PHENOMENON1 IN N. C.
MOTHER TEACHING THREE CHILDPE'I AT HOME
COURT'S HOME SCHOOL OK WELCOME DECISION
STATE ABROGATES RIGHTS
MOTHER BELIEVES SCHOOL AT HOME BEST FOR HER CHILDREN
HOME INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
HOME INSURANCE CHANGES SOUGHT
HOME INSURANCE AGENCY
HOME INSURANCE NAMES COUPLANO AS PRESIDENT
ARSON SUSPECTED IN DOWNTOWN FIRE
ARSON CAUSES OOWNTOWN FIRE
HFADING UP
HOME INSURANCE CO. FIRE DAMAG= REPAIRS SET AT $30 .000
DURHAM CRINESTOPPERS
HOME LOANS
SEE HOUSING. LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE MORTGAGES
HOME MORTGAGES
SEE MORTGAGES
THE HOME PLACE IRECREATION FARHI
SURRY COUNTY FARM HALTS TOfaACCO CROP FOR RECREATION PARK
N.C. FARMLANO BECOMES RECREATION SITE
HOME REPAIRS
SEE HOUSE REPAIRS
HOME SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
REAL ESTATE 3R0KERS' MEDIAN IMCOME RISES TO $30,000 DURING '33
W.R. GRACE CEO BRINGS WASTE CAMPAIGN TO N.C.
home SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.
SPENDING CUTS CHOICE To LOWER OFFICIT
DOSSIER
PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE MERGES WITH SISTER FIRM
HOMELESS SHELTER
SEE ALSO STREET PEOPLE
SKEPTICS REMAIN AFTER INTERCAITH COUNCIL'S HEARING
BEHIND IMAGE OF AFFLUENCE. THE HOMELESS SEEK SHELTER
RELIEF SHELTERS GET READY FOR DEMAND OUR I NG COLD WAVE
HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT
SEE ALSO FOLK MEDICINE
HOMEOPATHIC DOCTOR SUBJECT OF HEARINGS
HOMEOWNER'S LOANS
PAGE 434
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HOMESICKNESS
SEE ALSO DISEASES I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
COLLEGE FRESHMEN TAKING GIANT STEPS FROM HOME
HOMESTEAO EXEMPTION
OARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY
HOMEWORK
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC HELP CENTER
EMPHASIS ON LEARNING
SCHOOL PRODUCES GUIOE FOR PARENTS
JUNIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS AGREE TO 'HOMEWORK PACT'
PRIORITIES WELL PLACED IN NEW YOUTH PROGRAM
HELP CENTER TO HOLD FAMILY MEETING FRIDAY
HOMEwORK-HELP EFFORT GROWS; SPORTS SPUR CHILOREN TO STUOY
HOMEWORK H3TLINE
PROGRAM TO HELP PUBLIC HOUSING YOUTHS
SORRY, KIDS - START OF SCHOOL marks SUMMER'S ENP . . .
EXPANDED HOTLINE EASES HOMEWORK BLUES
HOMOSEXUALS
ORANGE DA GETS LETTER ABOUT GAYS
ASSIST, OON'T PUNISH AIDS VICTIMS
■GOD'S LAW IS NOT A CLUB
AIDS IS A VIRUS
STATE»ENTS ARE ERRONEOUS
AIDS: A PUBLIC POLICY ISSUE
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE OUMPS AOVANCES
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR KILLIN". TEACHER
ACCUSEO EX-TROOPER FOUND DEAD
WILSON SCHOOL FOR DEAF TO GET MORE SUPERVISORS
MAKE THIS FIRST LAST
FEAR OF AIOS DEMANDS ALL-OUT RESEARCH EFFORT
DURHAM man UNDERSTANDS CRUELTY OF AIDS
EDITORIAL OBJECTIONABLE. OBSCENE
CAMP CARETAKER SENTENCED TO DIE FOR KILLING TWO TEENS
MONTHS AFTER THEIR TEEN SONS <E«E SLAIN TWO MOTHERS ARE STILL SUFFERING
COLUMN INSULTS GROUP OF PEOPL-
TWO GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SE XUAL - A S SAUL T CASES
PRIEST AT SOUTHERN PINES CHURZH RESIGNS
THE AYES OF TEXAS
FEAR OF GETTING AIDS SPREAOING FASTER THAN THE DISEASE
HOMOSEXUALS. DURHAM
AIDS VICTIM FORM DURHAM TELLS STORY
HONDA CO.
•HONDA HIP,' 'CHICKEN PACKER'S HANOS' DISCOVERED
LAWN MQWER FACTORY YIELDS JAPANESE-AMERICAN QUALITY
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
RAOE ".15
1/16/86
UNC-G PROFESSOR ASSESSES LIFE OF INOIAN REFUGEES
IT'S OFFICIAL: DURHAM GUARO GOING TO HONDURAS
HONESTY
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
FOUR PEOPLE FIND IT PAYS TO B= HONEST
CHECK MAS FOR 112,000 TOO HUCH
IT'S THE TRUTH, SAY FIRM'S OFFICIALS — HONESTY TFSTS WORK
CHARLOTTE FIRM DEVELOPS HONESTY TEST
HONESTY ALIVE IN OURHAM
JOBLESS PAIR RETURNS LOST WALLET, SI, 200
HONESTY IS THE BEST REWARD
AN HONEST STRANGER
HONOR
KEEPING ONE'S WORD
HONORARY OEGPEES
SHEPS GETS HONORARY OOCTORATE
HOOF MM HORN
SEE ALSO THEATERS, DURHAM
ENTERTAINING FIREWORKS FROM DJK5 'WHOREHOUSE'
CAMPUS GROUPS GO DRAMATIC
OUKE UNIVERSITY PLANS ORAMATIC EVENTS
THEY'RE COMMITTED TO 'COMPANY'
DUKE THEATER GROUP OPENS 50TH SEASON
•COMPANY' OUEST UNFULFILLING
HOOKERS
SEE PROSTITUTION
HO" V 6 S
SEE ALSO COWS
SEE ALSO HORSFS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SOME COWS KICK ABOUT GETTING HOOFS TRIHMEO
HOPE VALLEY
TAR HEEL CENTER OFFERS SPECIAL HAVEN coR RECOVERING ALCOHOLICS
LIMB CAUSES HOPE VALLEY OUTAGE
HOPE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB
HOPE VALLEY PROJECT TO RESULT IN ORIGINAL COURSE SPECIFICATIONS
HOPE VALLEY RECONSTRUCTION GETS GREEN LIGHT WEEK FARLY
HOPF VALLEY SPORTS NEW GREENS
HOPE VALLEY PUBLIC SAFETY STATION
PSO STATION ROBBED WHILE CREW AT FIRE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
HOPE VALLEY ROAO
HOPE VALLEY ROAO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IS POSTPONEO
HOPE VALLEY SCHOOL
VACATION ENDS
BACK TO SCHOOL
HERITAGE CLUB MEMBERS WORK WITH CHILDREN, CRAFTS
BOUNCING BULLOOGS GAININS FAME
RECEIVE FLAG
TAKING A BREAK
MORE THAN AN APPLE FOR TEACHER
MR. GIRAFFE
SKIPPING OUO OF HOPE VALLEY
NEW OFFICERS
ALL SMILES
OURHAM SCHOOLS OPEN, CAUSE TRAFFIC CONGESTION
SCHOOLS TO REQUEST AOOITIONAL TEACHERS
THE HORROR, THE HORROR
HOPE VALLEY SCHOOL HAS STUOENT TEACHER
PUPILS LEARN ENGLISH ALSO A 'FOREIGN' TONGUE
SCHOOL SKIPPING
'TIS THE SEASON
BOUNCING BULLOOGS JUMP FOR JOY
HORACE WILLIAMS HOUSE
WILLIAMS HOUSE, ACKLAND HOLD WEEKENO OPENINGS
A STATELY STYLE IS ALVAREZ' B:ST
TUESDAY TALK
HUMOR, FANTASY IN READ RETROSPECTIVE
ICE CREAM SOCIAL SHOWCASES CHAPEL HILL'S HERITAGE WEEK
LIFETIME OF WORK ON DISPLAY
BOOKS AS ART MEMORIAL SHOW
HORATIO ALGER SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS ISEE ALST NAMES OF
HAGGAI WILL SPEAK AT HILLSIOE HIGH
HORATIO ALGER NOMINEES
COMPETING WITH SELF SAID KEY TO SUCCESS
HORMONES
SPACE SUCCESSES BLUNT PUBLIC AWE OF RESULTS
HORNETS
HF HAD
SCHOLARSHIPS 1
A HORNETS' NEST LONG BEFORE HE KNEW IT
HORSE RACING
HORSE RACING: NEWSPAPER PRESIDENT WANTS 450,000 TRACK IN N.C.
PUBLISHER SEEKS HORSE. DOG Ra:e TRACK FOR STATE
GROUP WILL PUSH FOR HORSE RACING
HORSE SHOWS
CENTURIES-OLD HORSEMANSHIP SMOOTHES RUFFLES
HORSE SHOW SET TODAY
HORSE SHOW OPENS TUESDAY
HORSE SHOW SEPT. 21
HORSE SHOW IN RALEIGH
FLYING W RANCH HOSTS HORSE SHOW
HORSEPASTURE RIVER
BOND REFERENOUM URGED FOR PARKS
HORSEPASTURE RIVER PRESERVATIDN BILL ADVANCES
ISO MILLION BONO REFERENDUM FOR PARKS EYED
HENDON PLANS TO SEEK LEGISLATION TO PRESERVE HORSEPASTURE RIVER
FOREST SERVICE TO BUY HORSEPASTURE RIVEP LAND
HORSES
SEE ALSO HOOVES
SEE ALSO LIPPI2ANER HORSES
SEE ALSO PONIES
SEE ALSO WILO HORSES
WOMAN INJURED. HORSE KILLED
ORIVER IN GOOD CONDITION
ROMPING IN A FIELD
MAN ON HORSE CITED FOR OW I
MAN SOUGHT WHO ROOE HORSE INTO POLICE CAR
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DATE c PG
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3/16/85 C 1
2/14/85
6/2?/"5
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8/26/85
9/12/85
10/09/85
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4/12/85
8/29/85
9/12/85
13/17/85
10/18/85
11/05/85
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7/09/85 B
7/29/85 C
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6/30/85
12/01/85
6/10/85
6/17/85
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N C49
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S 2 4/30/85 A 6
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H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
5/11/85
6/01/85
9/12/85
9/13/8S
9/17/85
10/03/85
2/08/85 B
2/19/85 C
2/21/85 C
6/11/85 A
9/21/85 A
H 2
4/30/85
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4/30/85
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8/14/85
A
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MONTHLY/1
N N U A L
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 436
1/16/86
SCENIC SILHOUETTE
HORSESHOE TOURNAMENTS
TAKING AIM
HO" TON ROAD
A BAD INTERSECTION
HOSPICE
SEE ALSO DEATH
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE HOSPICE INC.
DYING WITH DIGNITY AT HOME
HOSPITAL BEDS
SEE ALSO BEDS
HUNT MUM ON HOSPITAL BEDS CASE
SAY IT AIN'T SO. JIM
KIRK WANTS EMPLOYEES FREE FROM PRESSURE
FIRM SAYS EX-GOVERNOR ACTED PROPERLY
COMPANY DENIES HUNT TIES INFLUENCED ORDER
HOSPITAL CARF ASSOCIATION
SFE BLUE CROSS L BLUE SHIELO OF N.C.
HOSPITAL CORP. OF AMERICA
PROFESSOR SEES NO PROBLEM IN MERGER OF MEDICAL FIRMS
FRANKLIN OFFICIALS STUOY ANOTHER HOSPITAL PLAN
HOSPITALITY
SOUTH'S TRADITIONAL HOSPITALITY IS IN OANGE' AS REGION CHANGES
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY IS TRADITION WORTH KEEPING
INSIDE
SHE UINED ON A ROYAL MEAL
FT. BRAGG GETS TOP RATING FOR HOSPITALITY IN THF ARMY
HOSPITALS. COSTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE, COSTS
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. N.C. RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. U.S.. RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
COSTS: EMPLOYERS SAY 'NO* TO THEM BY ASKING INSURERS To REDESIGN.
PLAN TO HELP RURAL HOSPITALS FINANCIALLY
POSSIBLE MEDICARE LOSS WORRIES TRIANGLE HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL GARNISHMENT LAW IS SHELVED
FRANKLIN MEMORIAL SUFFERS FINANCIAL WOES
MOST HOSPITALS IN GOOD FINANCIAL HEALTH. ASSOCIATION LEAOER SAYS
HOSPITALS, DURHAM (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALSI
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL
KIDS IN HOSPITALS GET DIRECT LINE TO SANTA CLAUS
CHILDREN [N 3 HOSPITALS CAN PHONE SANTA CLAUS
HOSPITAL OFFICIALS OBJECT TO ^ALTH PLAN REVISIONS
HOSPITALS. OURHAM, RATES
SEE ALSO DUKE HOSPITAL. RATES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. RATES
OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL RATES TO INCREASE
S I T
N F ELY
P D OATE C PG L ° OYL
H 2 10/23/85 B I P P T37
S 2 7/04/85 A 12 P P
H 2 11/06/85 A A L
H 2 4/09/85 A 10 0 F 830
HOSPITALS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICE
SEE ALSO FRANKLIN COUNTY MEMORIA
SEE ALSO MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL (
SEE ALSO WAKE COUNTY MEDICAL C EN
SEE ALSO WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL
COUNCIL OF STATE DENIES REOUES
OTHER RURAL HOSPITALS IN N.C.
WARREN HOSPITAL'S TIME MAY BE
MERGER OF TWO ALAMANCE H0SPIT5
COMMUNITY HOSPITALS FACE OIFFI
RATIONING OF MEDICAID CARE URG
GOV. MARTIN WANTS N.C. PORT TJ
140-MILLION ORIVE FOR CENTER 3
GRANVILLE HOSPITAL AOOITION TO
CENTER SAYS HOSPITALS PERFORME
3 HOSPITALS CONSIDERING STATE
PLAN TO HELP RURAL HOSPITALS F
HOSPITAL WANTS HUNT OROER ON B
HUNT MUM ON HOSPITAL BEOS CASE
SAY IT AIN'T SO. JIM
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONED WAS
KIRK WANTS EMPLOYEES FREE FRO"
TASK FORCE URGES TOUGHER CERT!
N.C. MEMORIAL JOINS 4-HOSPITAL
WARREN COUNTY RECEIVES PROPOSA
GROUNDBREAKING SET fqq SURGERY
COMPANY OENIES HUNT TIES I NF LU
HOSPITAL-AID PROPOSAL CLEARS H
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT RILL SPEEOS
MFDICAL EOUIPMENT BILL CAUSES
MEDICARE AOMISSION RULE THREAT
MEDICAL EOUIPMENT MEASURE GETS
MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION: BIG 00 SE
FRANKLIN GROUP CALLS MEETING 1
WAYNE HOSPITAL GOES PRIVATE
■SPECIAL SOMEONE' RECOGNIZED
HOSPITAL REORGANIZATION IN N.C
AIOS VICTIM SAYS HE WAS OISMIS
2 HOSPITALS COMPETE FOR COUNTY
NEW HOSPITAL PLANS TO TREAT T'
HOSPITAL'S CONSTRUCTION TO BE
HOSPITAL STUDYING CHANGE OF ST
SEVERAL N.C. HOPITALS SHOW INT
TEXAS COMPANY OFFERS TO BUY F!
HOSPITAL SHOOS FLIES FROM OPE'
WORK PROGRESSING ON GRANVILLE
STUOY IS STARTED ON FRANKLIN 4
SPECIFIC HOSPITALSI
S. INC.
L HOSPITAL
HENDERSON. N.C.I
TER
T TO HELP WARREN COUNTY HOSPITAL
FACING TROUBLE, OFFICIALS SAY
RUNNING OUT
LS MAY BE COMPLETED SOMFTIMF IN FALL
CULT FUTURE
ED
KEEP ITS CUSTOMS SERVICE
EGINS
BE SHOWN OFF JUNE 2
D WELL
HELICOPTER SERVICE
INANCI ALLY
EDS REVOKED
TE DUMPS ADVANCES
PRESSURE
FICATE-OF-NEEP LAWS
PROPOSAL FOR HELICOPTER SYSTFH
L FOR HOSPITAL
CENTER
ENCEO ORDER
OUSE COMMITTEF
THROUGH THROUGH HOUSE
CONFLICT
ENS FUNDS
TENTATIVE SENATE NOD
OF COOPERATION JUST MIGHT SOLVE AREA
BOUT HUSPITAL
. STIRS CONTROVERSY
SEO BY HOSPITAL
WORKERS' HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS
OUBLED YOUTH
PROPED
RUCTURE
EREST IN RESTRUC TUR ING
ANKLIN HOSPITAL
ATING ROOMS
HOSPITAL RENOVATION
OSPITAL
HOSPITALS, N.C ACCREDITATION
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF ALAMANCE GETS THREE-YEAR ACCREDITATION
HOSPITALS, N.C, DEBTS
HOSPITAL HOPES STATE WILL AID INOIGFNT CARE
HOSPITALS. N.C, OCCUPANCY
COMMUNITY HOSPITALS FACE OIFFICULT FUTURE
FINANCIAL ILLNESS MAY BE TERMINAL FOR SMALL HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL LAYS OFF 72 MORE EMPLOYEES
RURAL HOSPITAL PATIENTS OECLIME
PLAN TO HELP RURAL HOSPITALS FINANCIALLY
FRANKLIN MEMORIAL SUFFERS FINANCIAL WOES
HOSPITALS, N.C, RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, COSTS
FINANCIAL ILLNESS MAY BE TERMINAL FOR SMALL HOSPITALS
S 2
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H 2
5/10/85 A
5/15/85 A
5/16/85 A
6/08/85 A
6/09/85 B
4/03/85
7/12/85
11/26/85
11/28/85
11/30/85
12/02/85
12/02/85
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3/19/85
5/06/85
6/20/R5
7/01/85
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11/02/R5
10
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N J56
J
N J56
N <»30
U/30/»5 A 5 N
12/03/85 A 10 N
12/05/85 B 1 N 830
S 2 5/16/85 C 1
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1/09/85
B
1
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H
1
1/09/55
B
1
N
H
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1/16/85
B
t
N
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H
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1/31/85
8
t
N
H60
s
2
2/07/85
C
1
N
J56
s
2
2/14/85
A
1
N
J56
H
2
3/22/85
A
7
N
H
2
4/14/85
B
4
N
H
I
4/18/85
e
1
N
H60
H
2
4/19/85
A
14
N
H
2
4/19/85
B
6
N
S
2
5/06/85
C
I
N
J56
H
2
5/09/85
C
11
N
H
2
5/10/85
A
7
N
H
2
5/15/85
A
4
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H
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5/16/85
A
16
N
s
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5/16/85
A
15
N
s
2
5/18/85
A
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s
2
5/20/85
A
1
N
831
H
1
5/25/85
B
I
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H
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5/30/85
B
1
N
H
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6/09/85
e
5
N
H
2
6/12/85
B
1
N
L40
H
2
6/14/85
B
1
N
L40
s
2
6/15/85
A
5
N
J56
s
2
6/24/85
c
1
N
J56
H
2
7/10/85
B
2
N
H
2
3/14/85
A
1
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830
H
1
8/14/85
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1
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s
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8/21/85
A
3
N
H
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9/23/»5
A
4
L
s
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9/25/85
C
9
N
H
2
9/27/85
A
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N
H
7
10/13/85
B
7
N
H
2
10/14/85
B
8
N
H
2
10/20/85
B
9
N
H
2
11/24/55
B
1
N
830
H
2
U/24/85
B
1
N
H
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12/05/»5
B
I
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sen
H
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12/11/85
B
14
N
H
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12/18/85
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H
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12/31/»5
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1
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S80
6/18/85 C 1 N
1/10/85 A 1 N J56
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186
H
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2/09/85
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H
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2/10/85
A
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5/04/85
A
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166
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5/06/85
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J66
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9/02/85
A
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 437
1/16/86
REX HOSPITAL MOLDING LINE ON 3COM RATES
FRANKLIN MEMORIAL SUFFERS FINANCIAL WOES
HOSPITALS! U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO DRUG ERRORS
SEE ALSO MILITARY HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE HOSPITALS
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SYSTEM SEEN 3EY0ND REFORM
HOSPITAL PLAN DUE SACK IN CONGRESS
HOSPITAL INDUSTRY DECLARED HEALTHY
MOST HOSPITALS IN GOOD FINANCIAL HEALTH, ASSOCIATION LEAOFR SAYS
HOSPITAL IS PLACE TO GET WELL. TO GET SICK
LABS POSE HAZARDS. TOO
HOSPITALS. U.S.. CHARITY PATIENTS
HEALTH GROUP: MEDICAL BILLS 0= UNINSURED GROWING PROBLEM
HOSPITALS. U.S.. RATES
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
PHOTO FINISH: IT'S LIKELY IN THE RACE TO CONTROL MEDICAL COSTS
HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM CONGREGATIONS IN ACTION
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PONALD MCDONALD HOUSE (DURHAM)
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. OURHAM
THESE THREE GAVE OF THEMSELVES
HOSTAGES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO STANOOFFS
MAN COMMITTED AFTER HOLOING HOSTAGES
HOSTAGES. INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
TENTH DAY OF CAPTIVITY IN SEI'UT FOR AMERICAN PRIEST
THE PEOPLE NEED FREE MEDIA
ACTIVISTS SAID HELO BY CONTRAS: 2 TAR HEELS REPORTED CAPTURED
PEACE ACTIVIST GROUP IN NICARAGUA ORIGINATED FROM N.C. TASK FORCE
PARENTS SAY PEACE ACTIVISTS MADE COURAGEOUS DECISION
•FORGOTTEN SEVEN- REMAIN
RALEIGH WOMAN: NOW NEGOTIATE WITH HIJACKERS
RALEIGH RELATIVE OF HOSTAGE GLAD SISTER IS FREE SO SOON
GOVERNMENT MUST WORK FOR SAFETY OF AMFRICANS
OUR POLICY'S WORKING! (CARTOOMI
U.S. STRIKES BACK IN GRAND MEASURE
I SAY NUTS TO AIR TRAVEL! (CA3T00NI
CONGRESSMEN FROM N.C. PRAISE ACTION TO CAPTURE FOUR PALESTINIAN HIJACKER
FINALLY. SOME RETALIATION
DON'T TREAD ON ME (CARTOON)
STRIKE AT TERRORISM
MUBARAK: THOSE AMERICAN PIRATES... (CARTOON)
ISRAELI STATESMAN HAILS JET INTERCEPTION
AMERICAN RESPONSE SHAMEFUL
TERRORISM ICARTOONI
MILITARY INSTRUCTIONS SENSIBLE
IT WAS MURDER. FOR SURE
HOW TO HONOR KLTNGHOFFER
EGYPT-U.S. RELATIONS
FRIENO BELIEVES HOSTAGE MAY HAVE DIED AFTER ILLNESS
HOSTAGES. LEBANON
SEE ALSO LEBANON
N.C. WOMAN GETS GOOO NEWS WHIL
FORT BRAGG'S DELTA FORCE SHROJ
ASHEVILLE PHYSICIAN LISTED AM3
N.C. FAMILIES ANXIOUSLY WAIT
UNC SCHOLAR: BERRI KEY TO FREE
•OK. AMERICA! DO AS I SAY. OR
RESIDENTS APPROVE HOSTAGE HANI
SENSELESS TERRORISM SPREAOIHG
CARTER SCHOOL OF CRISIS HANOLI
CITY'S OEMOCRACY GRAND, ATHENS
ANSWER TO TERRORISM
SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT
THE VICTIMS' TERROR
PRESIDENTS ARE SUPPOSED TO MAK
WRITER'S VIEW OBJECTIONABLE
ROYKO Ml SSEO THE MARK
AIRPORT SECURITY
VIGIL FOR HOSTAGES PLANNED TOM
HELMS SAYS IRAN INVOLVED IN HI
CANOLELIGHT VIGIL SCHEDULED TO
CANDELIGHT VIGIL HELD FOR HOST
HELMS: HIJACKING PLAN ORIGINAT
OELAY FRSUTRATES TAR HEEL FAMI
BFAR HUG
ON HOSTAGES. SECURITY
PRESIOENT IS ACTING
HOSTAGES' FAMILIES BREATHE S IG
DUKE PROF: NO EASY ANSWERS TO
N.C. FAMILIES ARE JOYOUS AFTE?
TAR HEEL RELATIVES PLAN WARM w
TERROR ISM
RELIEF. JOY ARE JUSTIFIED, BUT
AMERICAN HOSTAGES
FORMER HOSTAGE SAYS ORDEAL Tau
FORMER HOSTAGE FOR N.C. SAYS C
TERRORISM A REMINOER OF PRECIT
SERVICEMEN SHOUDL BE GIVEN PAS
WHAT WILL HOSTAGES' FREEDOM ME
HELMS BEHIND EFFORT TO FREE H3
HOSTAGE RECALLS SAVAGE BEATING
HOW TO BEAT TERRORISM
FEAR SPURRED 'SYMPATHY'
REAGAN'S BOOK OF NASTY NAMES A
'SENATOR NO' ALSO NOBLE
T-SHIRTS SAY DON'T FORGET U.S.
E ANOTHER WAITS
OED IN SECRECY
NG 32 AMERICANS ON HIJACKED PLANE
ING HOSTAGES
THE MOOERATE HERE GETS IT!
LING
CONCERN
NG
• SECURITY A JOKE
ICARTOONI
E TOUGH CHOICES
IGHT
JACKING
NIGHT OUTSIDE OUKE CHAPEL
AGES
ED WITH KHOMEINI
LIES OF SHI IT6 HOSTAGES
H OF RELIFF
TERRORISM
HOSTAGES GO FREE
ELCOME FOR FREED HOSTAGES
TERRORISM ALIVE, WELL
GHT VALUE OF FREEDOM
APTIVES DISCUSSED ESCAPE PLANS
US FREEOOMS
SPORTS
AN TO AMERICA
STAGES
S
NO THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM (CARTODNI
HOSTAGES
HOSTAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING. N.C.
SEE ALSn STANOOFFS
FAMILY SITUATION CALMED
5-HOUR STANOOFF ENOS IN KIDNAPPING CHARGES
POLICF SUBDUE MAN AFTER 7-HOm SIEGE
MAN COMMITTED TO HOSPITAL AFTER INCIOENT
HOSTAGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO KIDNAPPING. U.S.
SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT RESTRAIN NEWS
HOT AIR BALLOONS
WOULD YOU LIKE TO FLY...
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H 2 8/25/85 B 14 N
S 2 9/02/85 A 1 N J56
2/2.V85 A
2/22/85 A
11/01/85 A
U/02/85 C
11/26/85 B
11/26/85 B
N 830
N 830
N HO-*
N R31
F 830
F 830
H 1 10/18/85 B 1
H 2 4/02/85 A 9 T N 830
H 2 5/09/85 C 3 R F J5A
12/19/85 A 19
H 2
1/15/85
A
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H 2
3/03/85
a
4
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H 2
8/08/85
A
1
M
N
H 2
8/09/85
A
1
N
H 2
8/09/85
A
16
N
H 2
8/16/85
A
4
F
H 2
10/09/85
A
2
N
S 2
10/10/R5
C
4
N
H 2
10/11/85
A
4
e
H 2
10/11/85
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
10/12/85
A
4
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H 2
10/12/85
A
4
T
T
C50
H 2
10/12/85
A
6
N
H 2
10/13/85
0
4
F
H 2
10/14/89
A
4
T
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R56
H 2
10/16/85
A
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H 2
10/17/85
A
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T
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10/17/85
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10/17/85
A
4
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H 2
10/18/65
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
10/21/85
A
4
6
H 2
10/22/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/23/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/23/85
A
4
T
T
R56
H 2
11/14/85
A
10
N
H 2
6/16/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/17/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/17/85
A
I
N
H 2
6/18/85
A
1
N
S 2
6/18/85
A
1
N
J56
H 2
6/19/85
A
A
T
T
R56
S 2
6/20/85
c
1
p
N
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H 2
6/21/85
A
4
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H 2
6/21/85
A
4
T
T
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H 2
6/23/85
D
5
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H 2
6/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/27/85
A
4
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H 2
6/27/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/28/85
A
4
F
H 2
6/28/85
A
4
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856
H 2
6/28/85
B
5
1
S 2
6/28/85
c
1
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S 2
6/25/85
c
5
N
H 2
6/29/85
C
I
P
N
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H 2
6/29/85
0
4
N
H 2
6/30/85
a
1
N
H 2
7/01/85
A
1
P
P
H 2
7/01/85
A
4
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7/01/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/01/85
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S 2
7/01/85
A
1
N
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S 2
7/01/85
A
2
1
H 2
7/02/85
A
3
N
H 2
7/02/85
A
4
T
T
C50
S ?
7/02/85
A
4
F
H 2
7/03/85
A
4
T
f
R56
H 2
7/04/85
A
9
N
S 2
7/04/85
A
2
p
N
S 2
7/04/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/05/85
A
4
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H ?
7/05/85
A
5
U
H 2
7/07/85
A
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N
H 2
7/08/85
A
9
N
H 2
7/09/85
A
4
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S 2
7/09/85
A
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H 2
7/11/85
A
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T
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R56
S 2
7/11/85
A
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7/29/85
A
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4/U/85 A 15
5/27/85 C 2
10/29/85 A 9
12/18/85 A 13
H 2 8/02/85 A 5 J
H 2 4/24/85 C 1 P P M66
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I 'I 3 t X
12/31/85
S U B J E C
ULAP HOTEL FIRE
EITHER!' ICARTOONI
GRANT
0 BACK NEW DOWNTOWN HOTEL
SE PRIVATE HOTEL FUNOS
HOTEL
D
TION. POWFLL SAYS
S FOR SHERATON
HIGH-FLYING EVENTS PLANNED
BALLOON RACES TO BE HELD TODAY AND SUNDAY
HOT-AIR BALLOONS PACE AT SNAIL'S PACE
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL REALLY HAD HER IN CLOUDS
FLOATING
RALLY IN STATESVILLE
HOT COALS
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN OEATHS
FIREwALK HIGHLIGHTS FIRM'S MEETING
DO HOT FEET SELL HOT WAX?
WHAT KIND OF COMPANY...
HOT OOGS
see also meat
toufie's 8eef stew is the stuff of legends
hot lines
see also crisis intervention programs
hotline aovises farmers
hot pursuit
(entertainers at the festival for the enoi
hotel europa
see also hotels. durham
goss: "you fall in love twice: with wife ano with your first hotel'
final toeyburn plans expected in 45 oays
verwoerot sues buyer of europa
2 local investors in center talks
raunchy memories relived in h3 t nuts show at europa
abc panel seeks fines for orange eateries
benefit performances
hotels. chapel hill
see also Chapel hill. n.C.
see also rosemary square
hotel plamneo near europa
hotel plan passes 1st hurole
•businessman's' hotel to be bj i l t on boulevard
wallace loses appeal on rosemary suuape
■temporary quarters' hotel plan approved
rosemary square closing moved back
hotels. du'hah
see also ouke univ., hotel proposal
see also oupham hotel
see also holiday inns
see also hotel furopa
see also innkeeper motor lodge
see also motels. durham
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: A SPECTa:
•ANO THE SOIL WON'T PERCOLATE
POWELL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT HOTEL
MAYOR URGES DURHAM RESIDENTS T
MAYOR CHALLENGES DURHAM TO »AI
TASK FORCE TO RAISE FUNOS FOR
HOTEL PANELISTS TO BE ANNOUNCE
CIVIC CENTER NEEDS INVESTMENT
S.C. PLAN EYED FOR CENTER
HOTEL INVESTMENT GROUP GOOD O3
II. 2 MILLION EXPANSION IN WORK
SHERATON PLANS TO ADO ROOMS
FOUNDATION APPROACH MAY SPUR C
UNDER-FIRE 'HOTEL GRANTS' V I EW
RALEIGH HOTEL WOES OON'T WORRY
DOWNTOWN HOTEL NAMED 9A0ISS0N
CENTER HOTEL GRANT REFUSED
HOTEL GRANT DENIED
CIVIC CENTER NEWS BOTH GOOD AN
CIVIC CENTER NEWS NOT ALL BAO
HOTEL TO OPEN NEAR HOSPITALS
CRICKETT INN NEARLY REAOY TO "I
HOTEL NEGOTIATIONS DELAY TASK
CHU»CH STREET HOTEL'S REGISTER
WHY DIO HUO REJECT CENTER?
DURHAM OFFICIALS COURT POTENT!
RAOISSON OFFICIAL SAYS HOTEL !)
FINAL TREYBURN PLANS EXPECTEO
NEIGHBORS SEEK TO BLOCK HOTEL
FIRMS TO PUSH HOTEL PROJECT: :
CITY, HOLIOAY INN OISCUSS NEW
POSSIBILITY OF HOTEL BRIGHTENS
HOLIOAY INN INTEREST BOOSTS H3
FEDERAL OFFICIAL VIEWS PROPOSc
HUD OFFICIAL TAKES TOUR BUT MA
EXPANSION PLANS SLOW CONSTRUCT
HUD'S VISIT TO DURHAM COULO Bc
CEREMONY INAUGURATES NEW HOTEL
BOEAK GROUND
DURHAM MOTEL IS OPENING
AGREEMENT CLOSE ON DOWNTOWN Hi
OFAN, ADAMS OFFER CIVIC CENTE'
FALL-BACK PLAN ON CENTER WISE.
CIVIC CENTER PROGRESS MAKES 0°
JUNE A DEADLINE SET FOR BACK IN
CHAMBER AIMS TO MEET DEADLINE
COST, TIME REQUIREMENTS FILL G
ARTS BUILDING HAZARDS OEMANO P
WELCOME, NEW HOTEL
HOTFL: TO GIVF OR INVEST? WHIC
DOWNTOWN HOTEL FUNDS SEEM L I Kc
CHAMBER VOTES TO SPEARHEAD $2
3.000 HOUSING UNITS SLATEO NEa
UNITY NEEDED IF CITY IS TO HK
QUICK FUNO DRIVE FORESEEN FOR
DURHAM BANKS MAY HELP IN RAISI
WATTS RESIOENTS SEEKING TO 8L3
ZONING OENIES HOTEL BIO
CITY LOSES CENTER OEVELOPER
FUTURE OF CIVIC CENTER PAISES
COUNCIL PLANS TO PROCEED WITH
COUNCIL SEEKS TO SAVE CENTER
BELL, HERON WON'T BACK CENTER
CITY SHOWS DETERMINATION BY BA
CIVIC CENTER: SHOULD WE BE SUR
CONVENTION CENTER STILL NEEDET
CITY SHOULD START CENTER
COUNCIL PANEL ASKS LOCAL DRIvr
PANEL PLANS CAMPAIGN TO FUNO :
HFRON IOEA MERITS LOOK IF SUPP
JULY 15 DEADLINE SET ON ACCEPT
DFSP1TE SETBACKS. HOPE STRONG
DURHAM NEEOS CENTER
300-ROOH HOTEL PLANNED ON 17-S
TOWER TOPS CITY AGENOA
T
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APS IN HOTEL PLANS
U8LIC ACTION
H IS BEST APPROACH?
LY
MILLION DRIVE
R WOODCRUFT
T CHALLFNGES
HOTEL
NG FUNOS FOP HOTEL
CK OURHAM HOTEL
HARD QUESTIONS
CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX
PLAN WITHOUT HOTEL
CKING A CIVIC CENTER
PRI 5ED?
AS 'CARROT'
FOR CENTER
ENTER
OPT FOR HOTEL LAGS
ING CENTER PROPOSALS
FOR CIVIC CENTER
TORY BUILDING SITE
10/30/85 C
11/09/85 A
12/04/85 8
12/06/85 B
12/19/85 B
12/28/85 C
N
N W8?
N 881
N
N TBI
s
2
l/U/85
A
5 G
04 3
H
2
1/15/85
A
4 T T
J52
s
2
1/15/85
A
1 N
MfeQ
H
2
1/16/85
A
I P N
S51
s
2
1/16/85
A
1 P N
C6D
s
2
1/15/85
A
1 N
M69
H
2
1/19/85
A
5 N
H
2
1/21/85
A
4 E
H
2
1/23/85
A
1 N
S51
s
2
1/23/85
A
1 N
M69
s
2
1/24/85
A
1 N
C60
H
2
1/25/85
e
4 N
s
2
1/25/B5
A
4 E
H
2
1/25/85
A
4 c
s
2
2/07/85
A
1 N
"69
s
2
2/14/85
A
1 N
C60
H
2
2/16/85
A
1 N
S51
s
2
2/16/85
A
3 N
M69
H
2
2/17/B5
0
4 E
s
2
2/13/85
A
1 N
M69
s
2
2/22/85
c
1 N
C60
H
2
2/23/85
c
12 N
S
2
2/23/85
A
1 N
861
H
2
2/24/85
B
1 P U
L57
H
2
2/25/B5
A
4 L
5
2
2/27/85
A
1 N
M69
5
2
2/28/85
A
1 P N
C60
H
2
3/03/55
B
7 N
s
2
3/05/85
C
1 N
M69
H
2
3/12/85
A
1 P N
L41
s
2
3/12/85
A
I N
C6"
H
2
3/13/85
A
4 F
s
2
3/14/85
A
4 E
s
2
3/20/85
A
I P N
MftO
H
2
3/21/85
g
2 N
S51
s
2
3/21/85
A
1 N
C60
H
2
3/25/85
A
4 E
H
2
3/27/85
C
I P N
L41
S
2
3/27/85
c
1 P P
T56
s
2
3/29/85
c
I N
C60
s
2
4/01/85
A
1 N
"69
s
2
4/02/85
A
1 M N
J56
s
2
4/03/B5
A
4 F
H
2
4/04/85
A
4 E
H
2
4/05/85
A
1 P N
S51
s
2
4/05/85
A
1 N
"69
s
2
4/06/85
A
4 E
H
2
4/09/85
A
4 E
H
2
4/11/85
A
4 F
H
2
4/14/85
0
4 F
S
2
4/18/85
A
I N
M69
H
2
4/19/85
B
1 N
s
2
4/23/85
A
1 N
86 1
H
2
4/26/85
a
4 J
S
2
4/27/85
A
1 N
M69
S
2
5/U6/B5
A
1 N
M69
s
2
5/06/85
C
1 N
M69
s
2
5/07/85
c
I N
"69
H
2
5/16/85
fl
1 N
561
H
2
5/16/85
A
4 F
5
2
5/16/85
A
1 N
M69
H
2
5/17/85
A
I N
S51
s
2
5/17/85
A
1 N
J56
s
2
5/17/B5
A
4 F
H
2
5/19/85
0
5 P J
H
2
5/19/R5
0
5 P J
H
2
5/19/85
0
5 P J
H
2
5/23/85
A
I N
551
s
2
5/23/85
A
I N
",9
s
2
5/27/85
A
4 F
H
2
5/28/85
c
1 N
551
s
2
5/28/85
A
2 N
861
H
2
6/06/85
A
4 L
H
2
6/14/85
A
I N
S51
s
2
6/14/85
C
1 N
338
MONTHLY/AN I U
INDEX
SUBJECTS
'f,i '■3''
1/16/36
ICARTOONI
rETAST°i^L!NSMT^?l tS'So «JH civic center
DURHAM FIRM TALKS ARQUT BUILDING HOTEL
POWELL PROMISES CENTER PROPOSALS SV AUGUST 5
PLANNING BOARD TO MULL ZONING FOR HOTEL OFF I C6S
CITY. COUNCIL OFFICIALS TO HEAR HOTEL PLANS
DURHAM FIRM PLANS IB MILLION HOTEL
cTfY^KL^HC?^ cfvV?V^Nf5R PL5NS
HOT^'mPEsSoAR0.^. BUT NEED A .PARACHUTE'
HOTEL WORK EXPECTEO TO START "IONOAY
SSI ho'tIl'pl'anI ^viv^U?NHSI^ of civic center delays
WNTSwNTAlARTMiMN?^OF????OSTO-lR°P N LED
DUKE SHOULD HOLD OFF ON PLANS FOR OWN HOTEL
PLANS ARE SPECTACULAR BUT OVERSIGHT NEEOED
DUKE SHOULD OELAY HOTEL CONSTRUCTION
HOTEL PLAN INCLUOES SOME STIC<Y POINTS
2 MORE HOTELS BEING PLANNED F^R DURHAM
DEVELOPERS PLANNING HOTELS
l"! HOTEL TO RIVAL CIVIC CENTER PLANS
A FLASHING SIGN WITH FOUR-FOOT - TALL LETTERS..
DOWNTOWN CENTER PLAN DUE FOR JEPORT TOMORROW
J250 MILLION PROJECT LOOMS
SKrUNIvllsi?YNW.NeTSRLANSKREZONED FOP HOTEL
DUKE ^'^^/'^"oet DURHAM WATER SERVICES
MJhIii\n\tihriwix pWssVtS »&&» ^ site
^0KNclLC3KAfLN?5GD^lNrH?TFOR',DuSE HOTEL
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL MAY DRAW HOTEL INTEREST
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAY SLOW OOWN FOR TWO YEARS
HOTSEe"aLSO*BEO ANO BREAKFAST HOTELS , , ,
SEE ALSO GREEN PARK HOTEL (BLOWING ROCK, N.C.I
SEE ALSO MOTELS, N.C.
SEE ALSO NU-WRAY INN
SEE ALSO PAGE-WALKER HOTEL
l^!D2,,iJ¥Bi!?TsEwsNg£?s5s::?^e?NSHOTu
5^LTHEKGlLAMED^P.MfLRAP^arG2s INSIDE HOTEL
!a3se"OF FATaVhIGH POINT FIRE STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION
Y^NcIy c'o'u'n'tyVha'ppVt'hE WAY IT IS... THANK YOU
LAKE TGXAWAY VACATION RETREAT STIRS ANEW
CHARLOTTE FIRM OFFERS CHEAPER HOTEL RATES
HAMNER. KENANS BUY VELVET CLOAK INN
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
HOTELS
S~~
'Sci&lgiifeitf ^nILls'tRiSg1IeCdhI ^-million hotel in lexington. ky.
^'^^rZtA^V- PLAY ???NS FRIDAY
•THE HOT L BALTIMORE': SITCOM WITH STEEL GUITAR
HOUN°IN:SURANCEGCOSTS HALTS SKIING AT HOUND EARS
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
SEE HOME FURNISHINGS
H0USE.NNTH?es^?aK?f THlfwEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
HOUSE MOVING , ,._.
HEADING FOR NEW SITE
HOUSE CROSSING
PREPARING FOR MOVE
TIGHT FIT
HOUSE ON THE MOVE
HOUSEtNUMBEsRSor cohan,s supp0RT
THANKS FOR COHAN'S SUPPORT
H0USEm2n FiTIs'lAWSUIT AGA!NST HENDERSON
HOUSE PAINTING „ ..
SEE ALSO PAINTING CONTRACTORS ,
PAINTING THE TOWN HIS SPECIALTY AT 82
SCRAPING
W0USE'BUYERRBEWARE' OF 'HANDYMAN,' WARNS SPECIALIST
OURHAM HOMEOWNERS AOVISED TO 9AKE SOUNO IMPROVEMENTS
H°Us1eTALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY CHRISTMAS TOUR AND CANOLELIGHT TEA
SEE ALSO CANOLELIGHT TOUR OF HISTORIC OAKWOOD HOMES
111 St|8 C^i!tm1;s^aSSELIGhVRTOUR OF HISTORIC HOMES IN CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH HOUSE JOUJ
SEE ALSO TRINITY PARK HOUSE TOtf< S
ISfUI?? !!£ hSJIeIouS"!^* FOCUSES oN „ HOUSES
«oI4sdai^TomeSopCn £88 &&Hlb3N$i Thursday
CHRISTMAS TOUR
TIS THE SEASON TO TOUR HOMES
HOUSEHOLD INTERNATIONAL
COVILL WINS AWARO
FIRM GIVES DUKE 120,000
HOUSEHOLD WORKERS .
SEE DOMESTIC WORKERS
HOUSES TI><E _ BUI I0UGH _ I0 SHUT THE 0OORS
RALEIGH MAN WINS HOUSE CONTEST
HOUSEWl VES
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO MOTHERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
TOO MANY' HOUSEWIVES ON COUNCIL,
HOUSING, COSTS
POLICE CHIEF, OTHER MEN SAY
N F
S
E
1 T
. Y
P 0
OATE C PG
L P 3YL
S 2
6/18/»5 C
1
N M59
S 2
6/22/85 A
1
N "69
S 2
7/15/05 A
I
N "6°
H 2
3/02/B5 A
I
N S51
H 2
3/03/85 B
1
N
S 2
3/03/55 A
1
N M69
S 2
3/12/35 A
1
N "69
H 2
8/13/85 A
1
o N S51
? 2
9/13/35 A
1
M n M69
H 2
3/14/85 A
2
N
S 2
8/14/85 A
A
E
H 2
3/24/85 B
A
■1
S 2
8/26/95 A
I
n we2
H 2
3/27/35 B
9
N
S 2
8/23/85 A
1
» N M69
H 2
3/20/85 B
1
N L4 I
S 2
3/31/35 A
A
L
H 2
9/03/85 A
4
E
H 2
9/03/85 A
4
L
H 2
1/15/85 A
4
F
H 2
9/10/85 A
1
N L41
S 2
9/19/85 A
5
N
S 2
9/20/85 A
1
N M69
H 2
9/23/85 A
4
T T R56
S 2
9/30/85 A
I
N M69
S 2
10/09/85 C
I
N
S 2
10/13/85 A
13
N WS2
S 2
10/23/35 A
1
N M69
S 2
10/30/85 A
14
N
H 2
12/14/35 A
1
P F C19
H 2
12/17/85 A
1
P N L41
H 2
12/18/85 C
1
N S51
S 2
12/13/85 C
1
N M69
5 2
12/20/85 A
4
E
H 2
12/29/35 0
12
P U L4!
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1/03/85 C
6
N
?
1/09/85 A
1
N
L4 1
?
1/09/85 C
1
N
2
1/19/35 A
N
?
2/08/85 C
6
N
2
2/16/85 A
1 2
7
2/27/85 C
7
J SO
?
7/19/85 0
1
?
7/26/85 B
2
P F
J 40
?
8/25/35 D
11
?
12/24/85 C
1
2
12/31/85 B
5
H 2 3/17/85 B
H 2 10/13/85 B 3 N 080
H 2 10/25/85 0 3 R W66
H 2 12/10/85 A 3
H 2 3/02/85 D 6
H 2 1/11/85 A 13 P P
H 2 1/16/35 A 1 P P T37
S 2 3/14/85 A I P P F70
S 2 5/24/85 C 7 P P
H 1 T/25/85 B 1 P P C56
H 2 3/07/85 A 4
H 2 3/07/85 A 4
H 1 7/20/85 C 1
H 2 6/28/85 A 1
S 2 11/13/85 C 1
H 2 4/29/85 E
S 2 5/03/85 A
W36
F70
4/10/35
10/30/85
11/03/85
12/01/85
12/03/85
12/05/95
S 2 9/18/35 C
S 2 11/08/85 A
H 2 3/22/85 A 4 u G33
S 2 6/24/85 C 1 N
H 2 10/14/85 A
M0NTHLY/ANNU4L
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
page 440
1/16/16
PG L P «VL
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
VALUE OF DURHAM CONSTRUCTION MSES
HOME SALES IN DURHAM INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
THE AVERAGE NEW HOME IN OURHA" COSTS 181.300 ANO STILL SELLING WELL
MI00LE-INCQM6RS NEED HELP TO PURCHASE HOMES
S 2 11/25/85 A 1
S 2 11/26/65 A 1
h 2 12/01/85 0 11
S 2 12/14/95 A *
1 W82
N W82
N L41
E
HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO OURHAM HOMES INC.
SEE ALSO DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION. "NEW HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EXECUTIVE HOUSING
SEE ALSO FAIR HOUSING ACT
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO. HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES «N0 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO TOWNHOUSE S
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
OLD NORTH OURHAM PROJECT WINDS DOWN
•BOS HELO CRUCIAL TO OURHAM CITY'S SOUTHERN GROWTH
•OREAHERS' RESTORE 3UIL0ING
HOUSING FUND FREEZE COULO COST DURHAM II MILLION
GOOD NEWS: TRIANGLE CAN EXPECT CONTINUED PROSPERITY
PLAN TO HALT HOUSING SUBSIDIES DRAWS PROTEST
TRIANGLE ECONOMIC GROWTH STRONG. SOLID
CHANGE WOULD ALLOW HOMES ON N3 N-CONFORM ING LOTS
OURHA" AREA CONTRACTORS BUSY AS BEES
OURHAM PLAN REVITALIZES NEIGH30RHOOD HOUSING
INCOME LIMITS FOR TOWNHOMES EYEO
COUNCIL AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH LOT FOR CARWASH
DURHAM STUDIES HOUSING APPEAL BOARD
FAIR HOUSING MONTH
APARTMENTS PROPOSED FOR CAMDEN AVE.-I-B5
DURHAM PANEL BACKS CAMDEN AVE. HOUSING
3.000 HOUSING UNITS SLATED NEAR wOOOCROFT
EOGEMONT IMPROVEMENT PLANS BACKED
EOGEMONT REVITALIZATION TO BE DISCUSSED MONDAY
2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS PLANNED IN DURHAM
DURHAM AREA 8TH IN HOUSING GROWTH
OVER 5,000 HOUSING UNITS PLANNED SOUTH OF DURHAM
BUILDING PACE IN DURHAM KEEPS TO FAST CLIP IN MAY
HOUSING GROUP GETS FUNDS FOR LOW-INCO"E FAMILIES
CONSTRUCTION ROOMING IN OURHA" COUNTY
RETIREMENT WITH DISTINCTION
HOUSES SELL RAPIDLY IN OURHAM
OURHAM PANEL STUDIES 5,500 HOJSING UNITS
600-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT PLANNED
600-HOME SUBDIVISION PLANNED
TOWNHOUSES PROPOSED IN ST. THFRESA AREA
DURHAM NICE. FAR FROM PERFECT. SURVEY SHOWS
IMPROVE DURHAM LIVING
HOMES IN HAYTI MAYBE BE REAOY IN NOVEMBER
DURHAM GETS $3.2 MILLION GRANT
POWELL: MILL PROJECT MAY SPAR< GROWTH
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
FIRM PLANS 740 NEW HOMES IN TRIANGLE
KEY HOMES' PLANS FOR OURHAM AREA ARE 786 HOMES IN 'JEXT THREE YEARS
PUBLIC HOUSING TO GET CHECK-U»S
CONFERENCE TO EXPLAIN CITY'S =AIR-HOUSING LAW
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING TOPS LAST YEAR'S LEVEL
TRINITY PARK SUIT IS FILEO AGAINST CITY
COMMITTEE MULLS PROJECTS FOR 30N0S
VALUE OF DURHAM CONSTRUCTION RISES
HELP. NOT HANDOUTS. NEEDED FO* HOUSING
CONCERN FOR ELOERLY
PUBLIC HOUSING HEAT ORAWS RESIOENTS' fire
SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM GUIDES HOUSING PROJECT
SELF-SUFFICIENCY AIM OF PUBL IC -HOUS ING EFFORT
TAX-REFORM BILL MAY HURT DURHAM HOUSING
HOUSING. OURHAM COUNTY
RULES OILUTE PROTECTION FOR COUNTY HOME BUYERS
LACK OF SEWER BLOCKS DEVELOPMENT in DURHAM
RISE IN HOUSING OEMANO LEAVES FEW LOTS IN COUNTY
1200 MILLION DEVELOPMENT PLANNEO
HOUSING, ENERGY EFFICIENT
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION, DIRHAM
ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPORTANT IN SOUTH
HOUSING, HANOICAPPEO
SEE HANOICAPPEO. HOUSING
HOUSING. LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING-REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO FLOODPLAIN PLAN; DEVELOPERS MUTEO
HACKNEY FILES BILL ON PROPERTY OF ESTRANGED COUPLES
BANKS MAY AGREE TO SPECIAL HAYTI LOANS
LOANS COMMITTED FOR HAYTI
LOW-INTEREST HOME LOANS AVAILABLE AGAIN
BELOW-MARKET RATES AVAILABLE TO HOMEBUYERS
COOPERATION BOOSTS HAYTI
CITY APPROVES LOAN PLAN FOR HAYTI HOMEBUYERS
HAYTI HOUSING-LOAN PLANS APPROVED
CARRBORD HOPES GRANT CHANCES "ETTER THIS YEAR
HOUSING AGENCY OFFERS LOW-RATE MORTGAGES
HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO BUILOING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C. HOUSING
SEE ALSO HOUSING. LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO RENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO RENTAL PROPERTY
ECONOMIC GROWTH TO SLOW. DIVE'SIFY IN THE CAROLINAS
MIGRANT HOUSING ORAWS OPPOSITION
DURHAM AREA 3TH IN HOUSING GR3WTH
TRIANGLE AREA HOUSING GROWTH 9TH IN COUNTRY
77-ACRE TRACT OONATED FOR HOUSES FOR NEEDY
HOUSING EXPECTED TO SUSTAIN N.C. ECONOMIC GROWTH
N.C. HOUSING CONSTRUCTION SOARS
MIGRANT MOUSING PLAN SPARKS AVGRY DEBATE
SEVEN WOUNDED IN GUN BATTLE AT HOUSING PROJECT
MIOOLE-INCOMERS NEEO HELP TO PURCHASE HOMES
HOUSING, SALFS
H
2
1/03/85
A l«
0 N
L41
H
2
1/15/85
C I
N
S51
s
2
1/23/85
C !
P N
"69
s
2
2/U/R5
A
N
M6«
H
2
2/12/85
A
N
L41
H
2
2/12/85
B 1
P N
s
2
2/12/85
A
N
C60
s
2
2/13/85
A
N
"69
H
2
2/25/85
A
C N
L41
s
2
3/04/85
C
N
"69
s
2
3/11/85
c
N
"69
H
2
3/19/85
B
N
S51
s
2
3/21/85
C
N
"69
s
2
3/30/85
A
p o
M66
s
2
4/08/85
c
N
"69
s
i
4/1 1/85
c
N
"69
s
2
4/23/85
A
N
861
s
2
4/25/85
A
N
M69
s
2
5/11/85
A
N
"69
s
2
5/25/85
A
M N
C60
s
2
5/29/85
A
N
s
2
6/04/85
A
N
M69
w
2
5/12/85
e
N
L41
s
2
7/08/85
A
N
M69
H
2
7/10/85
C
N
L41
H
2
7/11/85
A
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s
2
7/17/85
A
N
C60
s
2
7/22/85
c
N
M69
s
2
7/26/85
A
N
M69
H
2
7/27/85
A
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s
2
8/12/85
A
N
M69
H
2
8/27/85
A
1 N
L41
s
2
8/28/85
A
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H
2
9/27/85
A
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H
2
10/02/85
A
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S51
s
7
10/D2/85
A
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"69
H
2
10/03/85
0
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L41
s
2
10/05/85
A
! N
W82
H
2
10/06/85
0 1
N
L41
s
2
10/14/85
A
N
"69
s
2
10/22/85
c
N
W82
s
2
11/04/85
c
N
W82
s
2
11/08/85
A
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H03
s
2
11/22/85
c
N
"69
s
2
11/25/95
A
N
W82
s
2
11/25/85
A
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H
2
12/13/85
A
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H
2
12/13/85
B
I N
A54
s
2
12/16/85
c
P N
"*,9
s
2
12/26/85
C
I N
M69
s
2
12/27/85
A
1 N
W82
s
2
1/30/85
A
. E
H
2
2/01/85
A
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s
2
3/06/85
A
1 N
C60
H
2
4/24/85
A
7 N
S 2 4/24/85 C
H
1
2/12/85
B
N
W34
H
?
2/13/85
A
N
S
?
2/26/85
A
N
"69
<>
?
3/12/85
A
N
"69
H
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CITIES
AND STILL SELLING HELL
SCRUTINIZE HOUSE WITH 4 CAREFIL LOOK AROUND
HOUSES SELL RAPIOLY IN DURHAM
IS NOW RIGHT TIME TO BUY 4 HO"E?
HOME S4LES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
SALES OF EXISTING HOMES INCRE4S6 IN [ON..
HOME SALE SI N OURHAM INCRE4SE OVER L4ST YEAR
THE 4VER4GE NEW HOME IN DURHA1 COSTS 181.300
HOUSING. SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS. HOUSING
H0USSEEC4LS0BH0US°ng2rEH4BILIT4TI0N L04N PR0GR4M
8?^dlALSS§*YS230.000EM.C. RESIDENTS 00 NOT HAVE MODERN INDOOR PLUMBING
hou!ee""'4ls,oSF4ir housing 4ct noiry
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SEE 4LS0 PENT SUBSIDIES
Iff Jtig U^I10EP??l>0F HOUSING 4ND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
HOUSING BEGINS 4T HOME
BIG DAOOY NO ANSWER TO POOR BLACKS' HOES
NEW YORK E0IT0RI4L 'EXTREMELY HALF-PAKED-
""UFuis? KtlR 8l*Hb8siNgTANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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SEE 4LSD BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
III StlS Spool's". 8HIJ CONSTRUCTION COSTS
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MOST OFFICES GIVE 2-WEEK V4C4TI0N 4FTER YEAR'S WORK
MONEY 4ND I0E4S EYE ONE-ANOTHFR
GOLD POND OFFFRS SIOING FOR H4NDY HOMEOWNERS
12 MORE RESIOFNTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE 8
NFW HOUSING CONSTRUCTION SETS MONTHLY STATE RECORD
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development grant draws opposition
eogemont improvement plans rackeo
NORTH CENTR4L 0URH4M GETS REH4B FUNDS
L04N TO BE SOUGHT FOR CITY ARTS BUILOING
TOWNHOUSES CAP ST. THERESA WORK
CREST STREET TRANSFORMATION NE4RS AN END
HOUSTON, TEXAS
SEE ALSO TEXAS
THE AYES OF TEXAS
"""'"HOWARD FORO CO. RESTRAINED BY JUDGE „,„„ ,.„
STATE SETS HEARING IN HOWARD FQRO DEALERSHIP CASE
DEALERSHIP ALLOWED TO RESUME CAR SALES
howard univ.
"dr^SvcVKone'r^eIpert on teen pregnancy.
Y KEY HOMES
SPEAKS IN TRIANGLE
HOWELbARg^rRCOAO[?NENTERNCREA0Y FOR TENANTS
HUCKLh3c^,nnN!!asBt,h,ompson.s KIND OF GUY
HUOSON BELK STORES TO MERGE WITH HUDSON BELKi HORTON RETIRING
BELK LEGGETT JOINING HUOSON BELK STORES
HUGH MANGUM PHOTOGRAPHIC MUSEUM
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHERS, DURHAM
RESTORATION
FUNOS TO BE SOUGHT FOR PARK
HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO.
THE 1086 BALSA NOVA
HUMAN BODIES
SEE ALSO HUMAN SKFLETON
BODY RELIEVFO THAT OF MISSING GEORGIA man
80UY BEL1EVE0 TO RE MISSING LE XINGTON TEEN
BODY FOUND IN HOUSE; POLICE SEEKING IDENTITY
BODY DISCOVERED IN BURNED HOUSE
BODY IDENTIFIED; FOUL PLAY NOT INOICATEO
BODY FOUND IN RURAL VANCE IDENTIFIED
HUMAN LIFE BILL
SEE 4B0RTI0N
SEE PRO-LIFE POLICY
HUMAN ORGAN OONATION
SEE ORGAN DONORS
HUMAsN£RETRsOVIRUSESeo |M|{ „„„.,£„„ syNDR0ME
SE0UKEST0VBEGIN PLANNING 44.2 MILLION AIDS FACILITY
HUMAN RIGHTS
SEE ALSO AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE 4LS0 DICT4T0RS
CRUSADES C4N BACKFIRE
DICUSSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS SET
TEOESCHI TO SPEAK
DOCUMENTING BARBARITY
JEWISH LEADER: -MADNESS OF was STILL WITH US-
PRESS SILENT ABOUT C. AMERICA
PUBLIC RADIO DISTORTS PICTURE
SOVIETS IGNORING THE HELSINKI ACCORDS „„„.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PLANS SA TUROAY CONCERT
SUMMIT SHOULD AIR RIGHTS
COLUMBUS INSTITUTED GENOCIDE
WICKER SPEECH TO CLOSE HUMAN JIGHTS WEEK
GEORGE HCGOVERN LASHES PRESIDENT'S RIGHTS POLICIES
SUMMIT NOT FOR STAMPEDE , ..„„
WICKER: FREE EXPRESSION THREATENED
CROSSES USEO TO HONOR VICTIMS OF TERRORISM
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I N 0 E X
SUBJECTS
HUMAN SKELETON
SEE ALSO HU«AN BOOIES
SKELETON BELIEVED TO
'E MISSIWO HUNTER
HUMAN T-CELL LEUKEM1A-LYMPHOMA VIRUS
SEE ALSO LEUKEMIA
SEE ALSO VIRUS
BURROUGHS-WELLCOME EXPANDING ORUG TESTS
HUMANISM
HUMANISM BAN A FARCE
SECULAR HUMANISM NOT THE WORST EDUCATION ILL
SECULAR HUMANISTS OFTEN MISREPRESENTED
•SECULAR HUMANISM DESTRUCTIVE'
NO EAST ANSWERS FOR COMPLEX PROBLEMS
VALUES ARE ALTEREO
WORLD IS NOT STAGNANT
HUMANISM ISN'T 0EPR4VITY
HUMANISM SUBJECT TO WHIMS
LIFE PROMISES NO BONUSES
HUMANISTS SEEK ANTI-GOD SOCIETY
SECULAR HUMANISM: WE ARF RESPONSIBLE
CONTRAST CHRISTlANi SECULAR HJMANISM
HUMANISM: A SIMPLE TRUTH
SHATTERING HUMANISM
HUMANISTS AREN'T HEDONISTS
CHILD ABUSE IN SCHOOLS
HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL PROGRAM IM THE HUMANITIES
STUOENTS AT SCIENCE SCHOOL SEE VAMPIRES. OEAO DONKEYS
HUMMINGBIRD
VISIT ENDING
HOT HUMMING8IR0
HUMOR
SEE ALSO COMEOIANS
ANTHROPOLOGIST STUDIES FUNNY OQNES
DUKE ANTHROPOLOGIST STUDIES WORLD HUMOR
OUKE PROF SERIOUS ABOUT HUMOR
LOSING PLAYER PENS WINNING STORY
HUNGARIAN STATE ORCHESTRA
HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA HAS 'SUPERB' MUSIC
HUNGARIANS BY HUNGARIANS MAOE MARVELOUS MUSIC
HUNGARY
USSR KINDLING ECONOMIC REFORM
PROFESSOR SEES MORE SIGNS OF SOVIETS TRYING CAPITALISM
DUKE PROFESSOR SAYS SOVIETS FLIRTING MORE WITH FREE ENTERPRISE
NAYLOR SAYS CHRISTIANITY ALIVE BEHIND IRON CURTAIN
HUNGER
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY KITCHEN I CHAP EL HILL/C ARRBORO I
SEE ALSO CROP (ORGANIZATION TO RELIEVE WORLD HUNGERI
SEE ALSO MALNUTRITION
SEE ALSO OXFAM-AMERICA'S FAST FOR A WORLD HARVEST
SEE ALSO UNITEO NATIONS FOOD ANO AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
WF CAN'T TAKE IT EASY WHEN PEOPLE ARE HUNGRY
DURHAM NEEDS VOLUNTTERS TO FIGHT HUNGER
PRESIOENT FORGETS HIS CAMPAIGN PROMISES
KING SERVICE RAISED FUNOS FOR THE NEEDY
HUNGER REPORTS EXAGGERATED
The HUNGER WALK
CROP WALK EASES HUNGER
MATH SCHOOL STUDENTS GIVING FOOD. TIME TO FEED HUNGRY
WALK FOR HUNGER SCHEDULEO APRIL 1*
CENTRAL PRISONERS SEND MONEY To ETHIOPIA
AID TO AFRICA SHORT-TERM
AID DWINOLES AS N.C. HUNGER G'OWS
NUMBER OF HUNGRY GROWS IN N.C. AS FEDERAL AID DWINDLES
WALK FOR HUNGER RAISfcS RECORD AMOUNT
HUNGER LOBBYIST GROUP MAY RETJRN TO DUKE
FOOD PANTRY HELPS 100-150 PEOPLE WEEKLY — OIRECTOR
KEEP FOOO PANTRY FILLED
MAN TOURING IN ULTRALIGHT FOR CHARITY
FAST FOR WORLO HARVEST SET
SALVATICN ARMY FUNOS TO FEED ^ORLO HUNGRY
SALVATION ARMY HAVING 'WORLD HUNGER DAY'
HUNGER STRIKES
VETERANS' LEAOER ASKS SUPPORT FOR FASTER
VETERAN SAYS REAGAN BROKE PROMISE TO MEET
HUNGER WALK
SEE CROP I ORGANIZATION To RELIEVE WORLD HUNGERI
HUNT ANO HELMS: THE N.C. SENATE PACE I BOOK I
SNIOER BRINGS HUNT-HELMS RACE INTO PERSPECTIVE FOR history buffs
HUNTING
SEE ALSO ANIMAL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO BEAR HUNTING
SEE ALSO DEER HUNTING
SEE ALSO OOVE HUNTING
SEE ALSO DUCK HUNTING
SEE ALSO DUCKS UNLIMITED
SEE ALSO GAME LANDS
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
MOORE FOI BILL FILEO
LEGISLATION AIMED AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
HUNTERS ASKEO TO LOOK FOR CLUES IN DISAPPEARANCE OF BANE, HAYES
HUNTERS URGEO TO THINK SAFETY
HUNTING OOGS
SEE ALSO DOGS
ALAMANCE HEARING HELD ABOUT D~GS
HUNTING FEES
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION. LICENSES
LICENSE REVENUES INCREASE AS SPORTSMAN NUMBERS OROP
HUNTING SAFETY
HUNTER SAFETY COURSE URGED
HUNTINGTON I WORRISVILLE. N.C.I
PARK OFFICIALLY OPENS
HUNTINGTON DEVELOPMENT OFFICIALLY OPENS
HUNTINGTON'S CHOREA
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SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULED ON HUNTINSTON'S DISEASE H 2
DUKE TO HOLD FREE SYMPOSIUM S 2
"UROLE MILLS. N.C.
PERSON LAM OFFICERS END SEARCH H 1 12/31/95 8 1 N
HUPRICANE OIANA
ESSENTIALS OF LIFE H 2 5/03/35 A 4 L
TAR HEELS WARY OF HURRICANES S 2 6/04/95 A ION L3"
HURRICANES
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO SLOSH (SEA, LAKE f. OVE'LAND SURGE FROM HURRICANES!
SEE ALSO TORNADOS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TORNADOS. U.S.
SEE ALSO HEATHER. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO HEATHEO, U.S.
SEE ALSO HIND DAMAGE
TAR HEELS HARY OF HURRICANES
COMPUTER MAY HELP PREDICT AREAS OF HURRICANE DAMAGE
SLOSH. SPLASH. MEOH PROVIDE HURRICANE DATA
HURRICANE BOB HITS COAST OF S.C.i THQUSANOS FLEE
STORM HITS LAND AND LOSES PUNCH
STORM'S VISIT A MIXEO BLESSINS
UNIVERSITY LAKE RISES T 1/4 INCHES AFTER RAINS
STORM CAUSES LOSS OF POHER
BLUSTERY BOB FIZZLES OUT OVER N.C.
BOB PUMPS LIFE INTO LAKE
OAMAGE IN N.C. FROM STORN IS ESTIMATED AT SI. 5 MILLION
STORM SOAKS SOUTHEAST! 24 INJJREO IN S.C.
HEAVY RAINS SOAK STATE
LAKE "ICHIE RISES 6 FEET AFTE' RAINFALL
HATER SHORTAGE EASEO
N.C. VOLUNTEERS SENT TO HURRICANE AREA
"...HE HUULDN'T HAVE SO MANY HURRICANES!" ICARTOONI
HURRICANE DANGER HEEDED
IDEE FIXE HEATHERS HURRICANE ELENA
HURRICANE MAY PASS NEAR N.C. BY FRIDAY
HURRICANE POSES THREAT TO N.C. COAST
GLORIA AIMS AT N.C. COAST: ONE OF ATLANTIC'S STRONGEST STORMS EVACUATES
CREH PREPARED FOR HURRICANE ALL YEAR
EVACUATION OF OUKE STUDENTS CONSIDERED
GLORIA STIRS MEMORIES AND STO'IES OF OTHER HURRICANES
GLORIA BRINGING IN FISH
OUKE LAB MAKES ROOM FOR GLORIA
HURRICANE TURNS TO OUTER BANKS
TRIANGLE PREPARES FOR STORM
EMA PREPARED IF GLORIA HITS DURHAM
IN OANGER?
NEH HANOVER RESIDENTS CLEAR OUT FOR HURRICANE
RESIOENTS. TOURISTS SEEK HIGH GROUND IN CARTERET
200.000 FLEE AS HURRICANE TREADS COAST
EROSION FROM STORM SEEN THREAT TO LIGHTHOUSE AT CAPE HATTERAS
4 COAST GUARDMEN REMAIN ON DUTY AT OREGON INLET
STORM LEAVES N.C. SOGGY BUT SECURE
THEY WAITED HELPLESSLY AS GLOIIA APPROACHED
GLORIA BRUSHES EAST COAST: STORM'S DAMAGE LESS THAN FEARED
N.C. OUTER BANKS SPARED FULL WRATH OF HURRICANE
HURRICANE SPARED COUPLE'S MOTEL
GOV. MARTIN TOURS AREA HIT BY GLORIA, TALKS TO MAN HHO RODE OUT STORM
AT DAWN, FEARS DISPELLED AT MANTEO
MAN, 70, FINDS STORM SMASHED HIS BUSINESS
GLORIA LEAVES TOUCH ON N.C.
PUTTING UP HITH GLORIA
CLOSE ENCOUNTER
N.C. HAS REAOY FOR STORM
GLORIA EVACUEES RETURN HOME
DAMAGE FROM HURRICANE EXCEEOS S5 MILLION IN N.C.
STORMY NEHS LASHED COAST
N.C. STORM OAMAGE TOPS S6.5 MILLION
SPECIAL PIER TESTED FORCE OF HURRICANE
AGENCY STRESSES FILING OF CLAIMS ABOUT FLOODING
GLORIA DAMAGE RISES TO S210 MILLION
DISASTER STATUS
GLORIA'S GLANCING BLOH LEFT MANY SCARS ON HATTERAS
FORECASTER: STORMS LIKE GLORIA ALWAYS WILL BE HARO TO PREOICT
HURRICANE KATE A NERVE WRACKER. BUT SOVIETS A TREAT FOR SURVIVOR
KATE UNPLUGS POWER, RAINS ON CAROLINAS
KATE HEADS TO SEA; R A I N- S0AKE3 TAR HEELS RECOVER FROM FLOHOS
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT SURVIVES IN TOWN BATTERED BY HURRICANE
HYCU LAKE
SEE ALSO CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO., HYCO POWER PLANT
CPQL REOPENS PICNIC AREA ON HYCO LAKE TO PUBLIC
PERSON BOARD WILL ACT ON LAKE NOISE RULES
HYDE AMENOMENT
SEE ABORTION
HYOE COUNTY, N.C.
HYDE COUNTY FARMERS PROPOSE TT BUILO DIKE S 2 5/29/85 C 7 N
INOIAN VILLAGE BELIEVEO FOUND H 1 6/23/85 B 1 P P
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON TUESDAY S 2 7/18/85 D 11 P N
UNCOVEREO VILLAGE HAS OPEN HOUSE H 2 7/19/85 0 7 p N
HYORO MANAGEMENT SERVICES I WINSTON- SALEMI
OXFORD SUBMITS SEWAGE PLANT CONTRACT H 1 12/12/85 B 1 N
HYDROCORTISONE
UNC STUDY: OVER-THE-COUNTER D*UG SALES INCREASE PROFIT H 2 8/17/85 C 3 N
HYDROELECTRIC POWER
SEE ALSO OAMS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY
ALAMANCE SENATOR DENIES ALLEGATION H 2 5/08/35 A 1 p B
DA TO DECIOE BY JULY ON JORDAV CASE H 2 6/17/35 C 1 N
SEN. JORDAN INDICTED H 2 7/02/35 A 1 P N
STATE SENATOR PLEAOS GUILTY: GETS SUSPENDED TERM AFTER RESIGNING... H 2 8/17/85 A 1 P N
JORDAN IN DISPUTE AGAIN H 2 10/15/85 A 6 N
HYOROGEN
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
HYOROGEN MAY FUEL GENERATORS IN 21ST CENTURY H 2 9/18/35 A 13 N
HYDROPONICS
HYOROPONICS FARM OF FUTURE H 2 4/03/85 B 14 P F
HYPERACTIVITY
SEE CHILDREN, HYPERACTIVITY
HYPERTENSION
SEE ALSO BLOOO PRESSURE
DIET, EXERCISE, STRESS MANAGEMENT HELP CONTROL HYPERTENSION S 2 3/13/85 C 3 U
LOW SALT DIET OOESN'T HELP LOWER BLOOO PRESSURE FOR EVERYONE S 2 6/26/85 A 13 U
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9/26/85
8
5
N
S 2
9/26/85
A
1
N
H03
S 2
9/26/85
A
1
M
N
S 2
9/26/85
A
I
N
S 2
9/26/85
A
6
P
N
S27
S 2
9/26/85
C
6
P
P
H 2
9/27/85
A
1
P
N
A54
H 2
9/27/85
A
1
N
L4C
H 2
9/27/85
A
I
P
N
H 2
9/27/85
A
15
P
N
H 2
9/27/85
A
15
N
S 2
9/27/85
A
1
P
N
J56
S 2
9/27/35
A
1
M
N
J56
H 2
9/23/85
A
1
P
N
H 2
9/28/85
A
I
M
N
H 2
9/28/85
C
3
P
N
454
H 2
9/29/85
c
3
N
H 2
9/28/35
c
3
N
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9/23/85
c
3
N
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9/28/35
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S 2
9/28/35
A
I
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S 2
9/28/35
A
3
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S 2
9/28/85
A
4
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H 2
9/29/35
A
2
P
N
H 2
10/01/85
A
10
N
H 2
10/02/95
A
4
E
H 2
10/02/95
A
6
N
H 2
10/03/85
A
8
N
H 2
10/03/85
A
9
N
S 2
10/03/85
A
I
N
H 1
10/05/85
c
1
N
H 2
10/10/85
A
4
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H 2
10/19/35
A
c
N
H 2
11/22/85
A
14
N
H 2
11/23/95
A
2
N
S 2
11/23/85
A
1(5
P
N
H 2
12/25/85
C
7
N
H 1
3/13/95
c
1
N
H 1
11/05/95
c
1
N
S80
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
OID JOHN HENRY HAVE ULCERS? UN C PROFESSOR STUDYING STRESS-RELATED ILLNES H 2 10/03/85 A 14
00 YUU REALLY HAVE HYPERTENSION? S 2 10/39/95 A 1*.
SMOKELESS TOBACCO LINKED TO HIGH 9L000 PRESSURE H 2 10/20/95 E 2
HYPERTHERMIA
SEE ALSO HEAT EXHAUSTION
SEE ALSD THERMOTRON
COUNTERSUIT ASKS 14.8 MILLION FROM OU«E RESFARCHE*
DUKE DOCTORS USE HEAT ON CANCERS
HYPNOSIS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
PSYCHIATRIST: PEOPLE WITH 2 T'AITS MOPE EASILY HYPNOTIZED
HYPNOSIS BACK IN MEDICAL LIMELIGHT
DUKE PROFESSOR FINDS USES FOR HYPNOTISM
HYPNOSIS HAS REVIVAL AS SERIOJS THERAPY
HYPNOTUABILITY
PSYCHIATRIST: PEOPLE WITH 2 TRAITS MORE EASILY HYPNOTIZED
HYPOCHONDRIACS
OUKE PROF: HYPOCHONDRIACS WANT REASSURANCE
HYPOTHERMIA
SEE ALSO FREEZING DEATHS
SEE ALSO HEAT EXHAUSTION
OFFICIALS SAY 23 DEATHS IN STATE LINKED TO RECQRD-3RE AK I NG COLO
HYSTERECTOMY
SEE ALSO CANCER
WOMAN'S SUIT ACCUSES DOCTORS.
h 2
S 2
1/04/55
5/03/95
5/30/95 A
11/10/95 9
11/13/85 C
11/20/95 a
CLINIC OF UNNECESSARY SURGE'Y
H 2 5/30/85 A 13
S 2 3/13/95 C
H 2 1/24/95 A
H 2 3/30/95 C
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080
NEW SECTION OF 1-40 IS OPENED
COUNTY BOARD SCRAPS PROPOSAL FOR REZONING
WINTER SLOWS DURHAM ROAD PROJECTS
COMMISSIONERS SOFTEN STAND ON BUFFER REQUIREMENTS
CHARLOTTE LAWYER IS MARTIN'S CHOICE TO LEAO STATE GOP
OLD TREES ALONG 1-40 PATH MAY 3E SPARED
ROAD NEEDS TO 8E PUT ON 'MENU'
TRANSPORTATION BOARD SWORN IN. MAKES FINISHING 1-40 TOP PRIORITY
PLANNERS BACK 1-40 PROTECTION
RELEASE OF 1-40 FUNOS URGED
OAK TREES GET REPRIEVE
FAST ACTION SAVES TREES; SURVEY TO "RESERVE PAST
STATE'S PLANS FOR HIGHWAY GO FURTHER
FREEWAY TO INCLUDE 1-85 LINK
COMING DOWN
EXPRESSWAY NEEOS A BOOST
100-FOOT BUFFER WIDTHS ALONG 1-40 ENOORSEO
1-40 TUNNEL COLLAPSES
ROCKSLIOE MAY CLOSE ROAD FOR SIX WEEKS
WINTER WEATHER EXTREMES LINKED TO 1-40 ROCKSLIOE
WORKERS START BREAKING UP BOULDERS THAT CRUSHED INTERSTATE 40 TUNNEL
TUNNEL HAO WORRIED SOME TRUCK DRIVERS
STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED AFTER INTERSTATE TUNNELL CDLLAPSE
LEGISLATOR SAYS ROCKSLIOE SHOWS DANGER OF RECKLESS DEVELOPMENT
FEDERAL FUNOS APPROVED FOR 1-40 CLEANUP
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PROJECT
CREWS TOIL THROUGH WEEKEND ON 1-40 TUNNELS
CREWS FINISH GRADING »0A0 AROJNO TUNNEL
POSSIBLE 1-40 LANO-USE PATTERNS TO BE IDENTIFIED
TRUCK RUNS OFFI-40 DETOUR! DRIVER IS KILLED INSTANTLY
TRUCK ORIVER KILLEO ON 1-40 OE TOUR
DANGEROUS ROAD
TUNNEL ON 1-40 "AY REOPEN IN 3 WEEKS
SECTION OF 1-40 CLOSED BY SLIOE TO REOPEN
TRUCKERS ON OETOUR GET TICKETS
TRAFFIC FLOWS AGAIN AFTER LANDSLIDE
TRUCKERS SAY 1-40 BYPASS SEATS DETOUR
1-40 ROCKSLIOE ATTRACTING TOURISTS
1-40 WORK CLOSES ROAOS
WHAT ROAO?
OURHAM FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR 1-40 PAVING
COUNCIL SOFTENS STAND AGAINST EXTENOING EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
NIGHT AHO DAY. NOISY 1-40 WORK OISSECTS ORANGE COUNTY
HIGH POINT OFFICIALS PLAN TO MONITOR 1-40 BYPASS WORK
1-40 PANEL OISCUSSES LIMITS ON HOUSING
CREWS CLEAR 1-40 TUNNELS OF ROCKSLIOE DEBRIS
ROCKSLIOE ON INTERSTATE 40 IN HAYWOOD COUNTY IS CLEARED
DURHAM PLANNERS REVIEW 1-40 C°ITE=IA
CHAPEL HILL AUTO FEES EXPECTED TO RISE 500X
1-40. U.S. ?0 WRECKS SLOW TRAFFIC
COUNCIL APPROVES 1-40 DIRT-FILL PLANT
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
N.C.54 LANDMARK FELLED
OOWN TO RAW EARTH
1-40 TUNNEL EXPFCTEO TO BE REOPENED BY NOV. 15
1-40 MOVERS AND WATCHERS
OFFICES PLAN FOR 1-40 INTERSECTION UNVEILED
CONTRACTS APPROVED FOR SECTIOI OF 1-40
I-40'S DETOUR TRAFFIC 'NOT AS BAO' --PR I NC I PAL
INTERSTATE 40 COMING THROUGH
OURHAM TO GET S5.4 MILLION FOR ROAOS
HIGHWAY PLAN EMPHASIZES 1-40 SEGMENT
1-40 COMPLETION PUSHEO UP
MUO BLOCKS PART OF 1-40 NEAR DLO FORT
BOARD WILL CONSIDER 1-40 BID
CONTRACTS FOR 1-40 BRIDGES APPROVED
1-40 motel PLANS OPPOSED SY BELL
1-40 SECTION may BE PAVED 3V 1987
1-40 TUNNEL REOPENED AFTER LANOSLIOE
ROCKSLIOE INJURES 2 AT TUNNEL ON 1-40
THOROUGHFARE PLAN FOR HILLSBO'OUGH LAGGING BEHIND 1-40
THOROUGHFARE PLAN SCHEDULE FACES OELAYS
TRUCKS CRASH, CREATING SEA OF APPLESAUCE
COLLISION CREATES SEA OF APPLESAUCE
LAND BEING BOUGHT FOR 1-40 IN FORSYTH
NOV. RAINS POSTPONE OPENING 3- 1-40 FROM PARK TO N.C. 55
BOARDS TO OEVELOP PLANNING PRIORITY LIST
1-40 APPEARANCE AND LAND USE AOVIS?RY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSD DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LANO-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
POSSIBLE 1-40 LANO-USE PATTERNS Tn BE IOENTIFIEO
1-40 PANEL DISCUSSES LIMITS 01 HOUSING
COUNCIL APPROVES 1-40 DIRT-FILL PLANT
1/03/85 A
1/09/95 C
1/12/95 A
1/16/85 3
1/19/95 A
1/19/95 A
1/25/95 B
1/26/95 C
2/06/85 A
2/13/95 A
2/13/95 C
2/21/85 A
2/26/85 A
2/26/85 A
2/27/85 C
2/23/85 A
3/04/85 A
3/05/95 A
3/06/95 A
3/06/85 A
3/07/85 A
3/07/85 A
3/07/85 C
3/07/85 C
3/09/95 A
3/12/85 C
3/12/95 C
3/12/95 C
3/13/»5 A
3/19/85 A
3/19/85 B
3/19/85 A
3/20/95 A
3/22/95 A
3/22/95 C
3/24/95 8
3/26/85 B
3/29/B5 3
4/03/85 A
4/11/85 C
4/13/95 A
5/09/85 B
5/01/95 B
5/14/85 3
5/22/85 A
6/12/85 C
6/13/85 A
6/19/85 C
6/26/85 A
6/26/85 A
6/29/85 A
7/02/85 C
7/19/85 C
7/20/85 C
8/03/95 A
8/06/95 C
9/05/85 A
9/l4/»5 A
9/21/95 B
10/09/95 C
10/10/85 A
10/11/85 B
10/11/85 8
11/02/35 B
11/07/85 A
H/09/85 C
11/12/85 C
11/12/35 A
11/13/35 C
11/22/85 B
11/22/85 3
11/22/85 A
11/29/85 A
11/30/95 A
12/01/85 S
12/06/85 C
12/11/85 B
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1-85
RESIDENTS OPPOSING MOTEL. RESTAURANT PLAN
REST STOPS OPEN ON INTERSTATE 85
HENDERSON MAN DIES IN FIERY T1UCK CRASH
COUNCIL SOFTENS STANO AGAINST EXTENOING EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
PILEUP ON 1-85 INJURES ONE ORIVER
•STOPGAP' 1-85 WORK PLANNEO IN DURHAM, ORANGE
MATTRESS MISHAP SNARLS TRAFFIC ON INTERSTATE 85
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6/29/85
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N N U A L
1/01/85
I M 0 E X
12/31/85
1-05
IBM
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ITT
MAN GRABS GUN. ROBS STORE
WOMAN CITES LOSS OF SLEEP FROM TRUCK NOISE ON 1-35
SIGNS KITH FIRMS' LOGOS GOING UP ON INTERSTATE 85
LOGO SIGNS HELPFUL STEP
STATE ZEROES IN ON "MOST DANGEROUS" ROAOS. INTERSECTIONS
NEIGHBORS KANT PARK MOVED
N.C. TRANSPORTATION BOARD TO START RESTRICTING RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
REST STOPS ARE FOR REST
2ND DRIVER CITED IN 1-85 WREC<
1-85 HOTEL TO RIVAL CIVIC CENTER PLANS
INJUREO MAN IS CHARGEO
SECTION OF 1-85 NAMED FOR VETERANS
MORE VIETNAM MEMORIALS NOT NEEOEO TO HONOR VETS
1-85 CRASH KILLS 2. INJURES 2 NEAR U.S. 70 IN ORANGE
1-85 WRECK KILLS 2 IN ORANGE COUNTY
TWO KILLED IN 1-85 WRECK IDENTIFIED
DURHAM MAN IS CHARGED IN 1-85 WRECK: GRAHAM TFEN-AGER DIED IN ALAMANCF
THOROUGHFARE PLAN FOR HILLSBO'OUGH LAGGING BEHINO 1-40
WRECK ON 1-85 KILLS TRUCK DRIVER
WHISPERS OF NEED FOR NEW HIGHWAY FUNOS HEARD
SEE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
DEPARTMENT OF UNCLAIMED FUNOS AND BENEFITS
TRADE GROUP OECRIES N.C. ORIN< I NG 'LAWS
MAGAZINE
FAST-GROWING PRIVATE N.C. COMPANIES LISTEO
OURHAM, RTP FIRMS RANKEO NATIONALLY
GRINNELL PIPING. INC.
COMPANY MAY CLOSE ITS PLANT IM KERNERSVILLE
ITT-GRINNELL PLANT'S SHUTDOWN HURTS TOWN
ITT TELECOM
RALEIGH ITT WORKERS LAID OFF
I. L. "BUCK" DEAN FREEWAY
SEE ALSO EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY GETS NEW NAME IN HONOR OF I. L. PEAN
•BUCK' DEAN FREEWAY SIGNS GO JP
WHO'LL CARRY TORCH FOR DEAN EXPRESSWAY?
PERSEVERANCE GIVES HOUSE A FUTURE TO GO WITH PAST
THE BLACKNALL HOUSE A BOON FOR OURHAM
STATE'S PLANS FOR HIGHWAY GO FURTHER
FREEWAY TO INCLUOE 1-55 LINK
EXPRESSWAY NEEDS A BOOST
OUKE TRUSTEES OK CONCEPT OF NEW ATHLETIC FACILITY
MOVING HISTORIC HOUSE IS OELICATE TASK WITH SURPRISES
NEIGHBORS WANT PARK MOVEO
CHAMBER: OURHAM NEEDS FULL FREEWAY, PARKWAY
ROAO WORK NEEOED NOW
FINAL LEG UF FREEWAY MOVED UP A YEAR
HIGH SPIRITS
OOwNTOWN ACCESS A PROBLEM
CITY LOOKS FOR PROGRESS ON BLACKNALL HOUSE
I AM ONE OF YOU FOREVER I BOOK I
THE LITERARY LANTERN
MOUNTAIN CHILDHOOD IS SOURCE FOR POET'S EAR IN SPOKEN WORD
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FEUDS OROER OF DAY IN ACC
JOIN THESE SPONSORING MERCHANT S.. .ANO BEAT DRUM I AD 1
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I BELIEVE IN MAKE BELIEVE (PLAYI
NCCU RENEWS DRAMA TRAOITION WITH 'MAKE-BELIEVE'
'I nELIEVE'
NCCU DOES CHILO'S PLAY - FOR < IDS
ICE
STILL WATER
STILL SLICK
ICICLES PERSIST
ICY ROAOS PLAGUE ORANGE COUNTY
ICE CREAM
BRING 'FOURTH' THE ICE CREAM
LET'S FINALLY GET IT RIGHT
GREEN LEVEL FIRM MAKES A SWITCH
ICE CREAM SOCIAL SHOWCASES CHAPEL HILL'S HERITAGE WEEK
BUSINESS CLUB. RESTAURANT IN STONE'S TOWER PLANS
COME OOWNTOWN FOR ICE CREAM
HOT WEATHER. COOL TREAT
ICE CREAM BEING USED TO COOL TENSIONS AT JAIL
ICE SKATING
ICE SKATING TRIP
ICE-SKATING TRIP IS SCHEDULED FOR YOUNGSTFRS
ICE SKATING TRIP SET
SKATERS SALUTE DONALD DUCK
ICE STORMS
ICY ROADS MAKE DRIVING HAZAR03US IN DURHAM AREA
JOHNNY APPLESEEO?
WHEN THE GOING'S SLIPPERY
HAZARDOUS ROAOS. POWER OUTAGES EXPECTED AGAIN
WEATHER ICES UP HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
POWER FAILURES PLAGUE CREEDMCOR. U.S. PRISON
IDEAL FASTENER IDXFORO. N.C.I
TRAOE ZIPPER
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1/01/D5 -
YEARS' WORK, IOEE cixg is ready TO SAIL
anonymous: A DRUG-FREE EXPERIENCE where SOME FINE 'PEACE'
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A BE«ST OREET CREW IN FLORIDA
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IDA CROSSING POSSIBLE THROUGH LICKS
ENSHROUDS IDEE FIXE AS LAST LFG OF TRIP NEAPS END IN GULF
THE IOEE FIXE: NIGHT WATCH a "IXTURE OF AWESOME SIGHTS ANn TEP
THE IOEE FIXE: LAST DAY ON INTRACDAST1L WATERWAY A "ICROCOS'I
D CREW QUITE A CHANGE FROM NOVICES WHO OEPARTED N.C.
REFLECTIONS FILL THOUGHTS AT END OF N.C. -FLORIDA SAILING TRIP
THE IDEE FIXE: CRUISING IS Satisfying BUT . . .
WEATHERS HURRICANE ELENA
AFTER FIVE
NARCOTICS
OPERATION
ALL'S ABOA
CREW OF 10
WINTER SEN
ENGINE WOE
BEAUTY AND
FLORIDA'S
2-DAY FLOP
HEAVY FOG
VOYAGE OF
VOYAGE OF
EXPERIENCE
MEMORIES,
VOYAGE DF
IDEE FIXE
IDENTICAL TWINS
SEE TWINS
IDENTIFICATION CARDS
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
ROYALL OFFERS CHILD IDENTIFICATION LEGISLATION
ID SESSION TOMORROW
SCHOOLCHILDREN GET 1.0. CAROS
ILEITIS
ILEITIS AND COLITIS MEETING
ILLEGAL ALIENS
SEE ALSO OEPOR
SEE ALSO migra
SEE ALSO PASSP
N.C. CONGRES
DEPORTATION
SCOTTISH FAN
SCOTSMAN OEP
FAMILY DESER
DEPORTED SCO
IMMIGRANTS S
SALVADORAN T
HELP ON WAY
GURU ARRESTE
OREGON GURU
ARREST FULFI
AIDES SAY RA
CREDIT CARO
RAJNEESH ORI
GURU'S PROBA
MAGISTRATE D
RAJNEESH WIL
TATIONS
NT WORKERS
ORTS
SMAN DRAFTS BILL '0 ALLOW PAKISTANI MAN TO STAY...
OF PAKISTANI OELAYEO
ILY FACES DEPORTATION 'ANY DAY'
OPTED! FAMILY STILL IN N.C.
VEO BREAK
TTISH FAMILY WANTS TO RETURN
EE 'ARENA FOR MOBILITY' IN THE U.S.
ELLS ABOUT 'HOME'
FOR REFUGEES?
0 AT N.C. AIRPORT
RAJNEESH ARRESTEO IN CHARLOTTE BEFORE LEAVING U.S.
LLEO RELIGIOUS LEAOER'S PREDICTION
JNEESH WAS JUST ,TAKING A BREAK FROM IT ALL*
REPORTED USEO IN 1TTEWPT TO CHARTER JETS
NKING COFFEE BUT DECLINES GRITS IN JAIL
BLE CAUSE HEARING TODAY
ISMISSES CHARGES 1GAINST RAJNEESH
L LEAVE CHARLOTTE
ILLINOIS SCIENCE ACAOEMY
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL DF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
ILLINOIS MAY USE MATH SCHOOL «S MODEL
MOOEL FOR THE NATION
ILLITERACY
SEE ALSO REAOING
SEE ALSO TUTORING PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO WRITING
DURHAM FIGHTS ILLITERACY
COMPUTERS TEACH REAOING FAST
UNC-CHAPEL HILL GETS GRANT OF $150,000 FOR LITERACY PROJECT
30B SCOTT TO AOORESS CONFERENCE
SCOTT: PROGRAM HAS ONLY BEGUN TO SCRATCH SURFACE OF ILLITERACY
ADULT LITERACY AWARENESS MONTH DECLAREC
PRESS SHOULO BE GOOD C IT IZEN— NEWSPAPER CHIEF
SPEAKER: PRESS SHOULD HELP SC-VE PROBLEMS
AOULT LEARNING KEY TO EDUCATION CRISIS
IMMACULATA SCHOOL
OPEN HOUSE PLANNED
SCHOOL AODING GRADE
IMMACULATA LIKELY TO LOSE AIDE FOLLOWING SUPREME COURT RULING
EARLY PREVENTION
IMMACULATA SCHOOL, ENROLLMENT
PRIVATE ENROLLMENT INCREASES
SERVICE
IMMIGRATION
SEE ALSO U.S. IMMIGRATION ANO NATURALIZATION
DEPORTATION OF PAKISTANI OELAYEO
THE COST OF COMPASSION
IMMIGRATION PEOPLE NEEO HELP, MONEY
IM-UNE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO ACOUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO SEVERE COMBINED Immjne DEFICIENCY
raoiatidn therapy may lead to help c0r transplants
duke detects cancer in effusions
immunizations
see also opt vaccine
see also medical research
see also vaccine
speakers backing initiatives iall general assembly power hungry
vaccine suits threat sparks legislation
•casino nights' bill aovances
house supports death penalty 3an
proposal to limit damages in vaccination suits stalls
county says animal vaccinations are legal
veterinarians challenge legality of animal shelter's vaccinations
bacterial meningitis vaccine available in triangle
gov. martin seeks information on animal shelter vaccinations
VET COMPLAINS ABOUT ANIMAL SHELTER
DOCTORS NEED PROTECTION
23 "ARINES HOSPITALIZEO AFTER FLU VACCINATIONS
OFFICIALS CHECKING SHIPMENTS 3 F SWINE
IMPACT FEES
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS PROPOSED To EASE DEVELOPMENT 3UR0ENS
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
HILLSBOROUGH TO STUDY DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE
IMPERIAL 400 MOTEL
CALL LEAOS POLICE TO WANTED MAN
IMPERIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE park, FREE TRADE ZONES
SEE ALSO SHERATON IMPERIAL CENTER
FIRM DECICATES PLANT
INSTRUMENT COMPANY PLANNING TO OOUBLE JOBS IN TWO YEARS
EXPANSION PLANS SLOW CONSTRUCTION OF HOTEL
CEREMONY INAUGURATES NEW HOTEL
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BREAK GPOUNO
IMPERIAL CENTER FUNOS NEW OFFICES
FOREIGN IRAOE ZONE OFFICIAL E'PECTS BUSINESS AS USUAL
TRIANGLE TRADE ZONE TO HEATHEN CUTS
BOARD TO REVIEW DEVELOPMENT PLANS
GOVERNOR DEOICATES N. TELECOM COMPLEX
146-MILLION COMPLEX IN COUNTY LAUNCHED BY NORTHERN TELECOM
CHAMBER VISITS WANOEL C GOLTERMANN
MAN HURT IN FALL
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
IMPERIAL INTERNATIONAL VENTURES. LTD.
TRADE ZONE TOASTS FIRST ANNIV?RSARY
IMPERSONATIONS
SEE IMPOSTERS
SEE POLICE IMPERSONATORS
IMPORTS
SEE ALSO AUTO INOUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE ALSO FASHION DESIGNERS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO TARIFFS
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY. IMPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
ROSE IMPORTS THORN IN GROWERS' SIDES
SUBCOMMITTEE GETRS THREE BILLS TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
BUDGET CUTS COULD HURT PORTS. OFFICIALS ESTIMATE
NEWS ITEM: REAGAN PUTS EMBARGO ON NICARAGUAN EXPORTS
OFFICIAL EXPECTS DEFEAT OF TEXTILE TRAOE BILL
TRADE BARRIERS WONT FIX FOREIGN TRAOE PROBLEMS
REAGAN IMPORT OECISION DISMAYS STATE'S SHOEMAKERS
WORKERS AT N.C. PLANT DISAPPOINTED REAGAN REJECTED SHOE IMPORT LIMITS
AFL-CIO PLANS TO PUSH DRIVE AGAINST IMPORTS
BUY AMERICAN, SAVE JOBS
IMPORTS, COMPUTERS ARE TRIMMING N.C.'S MIDDLE-MANAGEMENT RANKS
TRADE RETALIATION
IMPORTS TROUBLE FURNITURE INOUSTRY
N.C. FURNITURE INDUSTRY WANTS TRADE BILL TO STEM IHPORT TIDE
IMPOSTERS
. SEE ALSO HOAX
SEE ALSO POLICE IMPERSONATORS
2 MEN FACE CHARGES AS GUARD I»POSTERS
TWO IMPOSTERS PUT OENT IN COMEDIAN'S SECURITY
CON MEN TAKE WOMAN'S «500
2 POSE AS CPtL REPS. ROB ELOE'LY WOMAN
SENATE OKS SHOPLIFTERS' ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
UNLICENSED NURSE GETS SUSPENDEO 60-DAY JAIL TERM
FROM OLD POLICE RECORDS: A TALE OF TWO FEMME FATALES
IMPOTENCY
HfLP IS AVAILABLE FOR IMPOTENT MEN
IMUTECH, INC.
NEW MORRISVILLE FIRM LISTS QUARTERLY LOSS
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP INTO ZERO-COUPON DEALS
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SUMMER HIRING PROSPECTS BRIGHT IN DURHAM
•AVERAGE' OURHAM EXECUTIVE PROFILED
WOODCROFT AODING RESTAURANT, STORES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
IN-HOME SERVICES
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
PROGRAM GIVES TIME OFF FOR CARETAKERS
IN RETROSPECT I BOOK I
LONG MEMORIES CAPTURE ART FOR DURHAM RETIREMENT BOOK
IN VITRO FERTILIZATION
SEE FERTILITY
SEE TEST TUBE 3ABY
INAUGURAL
SEE N.C.
INAUGURAL
INCEST
RALEIGH MAN FLEES FIRE; 2 GIRLS OEAn
RALEIGH MAN CHARGED WITH MUROSR IN DEATHS
MARINE CONVICTED FOR ASSAULTING DAUGHTER
MAN FACES INCEST, ASSAULT CHANGES
JUDGE CHARGES PSYCHOLOGIST WITH FAILING TO REPORT ABUSE
OOCTOR CUNVICTED IN ASSAULT CI SE
* 1/2-YEAR SENTENCE GIVEN FOR INCEST
HOLDER SENTENCEO
INCINERATOR ASH
HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATOR IN MITCHELL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE OPERATING
STATE URGEO TO THINK TWICE AB3UT INCINERATOR
INCINERATOR WILL CUT COSTS
INCINERATOR MIGHT BE ALTERNATIVE TO LANDFILL
2ND HEARING SET ON INCINERATOR PERMIT
THREE COUNTIES CONSIDER USING INDUSTRIAL WASTE IN STEAM PLANT
INCOME, PER CAPITA. N.C.
SEE ALSO PERSONAL INCOME, N.C.
TRIANGLE BOASTS HIGHER INCOME
INCOME. PERSONAL, N.C.
SEE PERSONAL INCOME. N.C.
INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
SEE ALSO MEOICAL DEDUCTIONS
SEE ALSO TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
ELECTRICITY BILLS' TAX IS DEDJCTIBLE ON U.S. 1040 FORM
UNITED WAY DIRECTOR: TAX CHANGE COULD MEAN 1250.000 LOSS YEARLY
TAX REFORM IDEA SPURS REACTION
TAX REFORM PLAN THREATENS UNITED WAY
DUKE STUDY ISSUE IN TAX REFORM TALK
VALENTINE TO PROPOSE REPEAL Oc RULES ON TRAVEL "ECOROS
TAX TIPS
IRONY OF TAX REFORM: CHARITY IS DISCOURAGEO
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP INTO ZER3-C0UP0N DEALS
GOVERNMENT ORIVES PRICES UP
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO END DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEAKING
BILL WOULD LET UNO I SC I PL INED JUVENILES BE CONFINED 15 DAYS
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR I JUNE 51 FOP . . . BUS INES S
REFORM TAXES. NOT CHARITY
DUKE POWER LOSES GUILFORD TAX CASE
TAX WRITERS PRIMED WITH CONTRIBUTIONS
NO STATE. LOCAL TAX DEDUCTIONS WOULD HURT SOUTH MOST — REPORT
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SUBSIDIZING GOTHAM'S GRANDEUR
THOUGHTS OF TAX SAVINGS SPUR ~- ONTR I BUT ION S TO CHARITIES
INCOME TAX EV
SEE ALSO T
DURHAM p
CONTRACT
TAX AMNE
SENATE P
DURHAM 0
SENATE D
GO AFTER
STATE RE
TOUGHER
SENATE V
AVOIDING
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TRIAL OF
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wOOOARO
IRS IMVE
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wOOOARO
LEGISLAT
WOOOARO
OURHAM C
STORE OP
DON'T BL
AS ION
AX PROTESTORS
USINESSMAN SENTFNCEO IN TAX CAS*
OR SENTENCED IN TAX CASE
STY AN OPTION FOR CUTTING U.S. DEFICIT
ASSES BILL LIMITING H1RT[N'S APPOINTMENTS
PTOMETRIST FACES 2 CHARGES
EMOCRATS CRITICIZE PLAN TO ABOLISH SALES TAX ON FOOD
TAX CHEATS
PRESENTATIVE DENIES CHARGES OF EVADING NEARLY $32,000 IN TAXES
PENALTY URGEO FOR TAX EVASION OF MORE THAN 5400
OTES TO HALT GASOHOL TAX BREAK
INCOME TAXES
1ST GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
S AMNESTY PERIOO FOR JN3EP0RTE0 TAXES
LEGISLATOR SET TO OP^N TODAY
FOR WOOOARO SAYS INCOME OMISSIONS INAOVERTENT
S OF STATE LEGISLATOR TESTIFY HE PAIO Them in Cash
l funds case results in guilty plea
gave conflicting statements. investigator says
stigator testifies legislator changed his mind about invoices
woodaro had j20.000 cash
says accountants oidn't question tax returns
jury deliberates without reaching veroict
or acouitted in tax ci se
aC3uitteo of tax evasion
rimestoppers
erator is convicteo for evaoing n.c. income tax
ame ALL BUSINESSES
INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE TAX EXEMPTIONS
INCOME TAX FORMS
FREE TAX HELP
HELP AVAILABLE AT N.C. TAX OFFICE
TIPS TO TACKLE TAXES
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE?
TAX TIPS
TAX TIPS
IRS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON TV SHOW
REVENUE OFFICIALS OFFER FREE HELP ON N.C. TAX FORMS
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS PROPOSED FOR ABORTIONS
OURHAM RESIDENTS PRAISE REAGAVS EFFORTS
TAX DOLLAR CHECK-OFF
WOOOCROFT ADDING RESTAURANT, STORES
CLASSES BEGIN NEXT MONTH ON PREPARING TAX RETURNS
OURHAM IS INCLUOEO IN NEW IRS PROGRAM
CITY, DURHAM TECH PLAN COURSE ON PREPARATION OF TAX RETURNS
OEAR TAXPAYER... ICARTOONI
INCOME TAX REFUNDS
SEE ALSO TAX REFUNDS
COLORFUL CHECKS STILL t«l
HELP FOR NATURE'S FINEST
TAX TIPS
TAX TIPS
IRS GETS THE LAST LAUGH
CLIPPED COMMENTS: HACKETT BREAKS PAR
STATE TAX REFUNO CHECKS TO BE MAILED BY JUNE 30
INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.. INCO"E TAXES
SEE ALSO FLAT RATE INCOME TAX
SEE ALSO TAX INCREASES
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
TAR HEEL BANKER PREDICTS INFLATION AT 4-7X THIS YEAR
TAX LAWS PERPLEXING? HELP IS AT HAND
TAX TIPS
TAX TIPS
VALENTINE BILL OOESN'T TAX OFF-DUTY USE OF POLICE CARS
'...SHOOTING THE REST OF THEM UP THERE WITH JAKE GARN...' ICARTOONI
POSTAL WORKERS AND TAX OFFICES PREPARE FOR LAST-MINUTE FILINGS
RUSH HOURS
TAXING SITUATION
MAY INSIGHT
ORANGE OFFICIAL SAYS NO TROUBLE WITH IRS
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN FAXES TAX LEIN
TAXATION IS CONFISCATION
AVOIOING INCOME TAXES
A LIST OF THOSE DEDUCTIONS THIS TAX REFORM »ILL WOULD ELIMINATE
OURHAM RESIDENTS PRAISE REAGAN'S EFFORTS
TAX REFORM PROPOSAL HAS STRONG MOMENTUM
REAGAN ANSWERS THE CRY
DURHAM SHOPPERS. BUSINESSMEN SEE REAGAN TAX PLAN AS 'STARTING POINT-
TAX REFORM: THE SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION
TWO SIOES TO PARTISANSHIP
ANOTHER GOLOEN GOOSE...
MARTIN GENERALLY BACKS PRESIDENT'S TAX PLAN
DO NOT TAX INSURANCE
BUSINESSMEN TOLD DURHAM PORT SAFE
WASHINGTON BIGWIGS USE OUP Tax money RDOLISHLV
VALENTINE SACKS BILL
INCOME TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
TAXPAYERS' REFUNOS m£jN (^
RAMSEY, ROYALL PROPOSING »
REVENUE OFFICIALS OFFER FP
IRS IS EXTENOING ASS1STANC
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK S PACKAO
TAX SYSTEM OUESTIONED
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN 0
WALL STREET JOURNAL EDITOR
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S
STATE TAX REFUND CHECKS TO
LEGISLATORS LOOK AT REOUCI
PANEL OKS 1121 MILLION PAC
STATE TAX-CUT PACKAGE CLEA
TAX PLAN BLENDS GOP, OEMUC
HOUSE OKS AMNESTY PERIOr F
EXAMINE TAX PLAN CAREFULLY
TAX COLLECTIONS SHOW CONDI
NO STATE, LOCAL TAX DEDUCT
N.C. RANKS HIGH IN INCOME
LOCAL THINKING OIVIDEO
INCORPORATION (MUNICIPAL)
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO CITIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. TOWNSHIPS
TERCST-FREE LOAN FOR STATE
ELITF ON STATE INCOME TAX
EE HELP ON N.C TAX FORMS
E HOURS
E OF 8 TAX CUTS
V M3ST ABORTION FUNDING
IAL UPSETS LEGISLATORS
VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
BE HAILED 8* JUNE 30
NG SOME TAX CUT PLANS
KAGE OF STATE TAX CUTS
RS PRELIMINARY VOTES
RATIC PHILOSOPHIES
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1/16/86
CHANGES EYED IN INCORPORATING TOWNS
INCURABLE PATIENTS
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO OUALITV OF LIFE (HEALT-II
HOSPITALS URGED TO CREATE PANELS ON TERMINALLY ILL
OYING WITH OIGNITY AT HOME
INDECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO NUDITY
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
MAN PLACED UNDER 'HOUSE ARREST' FOR INOECENT EXPOSURE CHA°GE
5 SENTENCED TO JAIL TERMS AFTER PLEAS
MAN CHARGED WITH EXPOSURE, ASSAULT
MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING SHOTS
WOMAN SAYS MAN EXPOSED HIMSELF IN CA^
MAN SENTENCED ON INDECENT EXPOSURE COUNT
INDECENT LIBFRTI6S
SEE CHILO MOLESTAT [ON
THE INDEPENDENT (NEWSPAPERI
SEE NORTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT INEHSPAPERI
INDEPENDENT SCHOLARS ASSOCIATION OF THE N.C. TRIANGLE (ISA/NCTI
SEE ALSO SCHOLARS
INDEPENDENT SCHOLARS SET MEETING
I NO I A
SEE ALSO BHOPAL, INOIA
INOIA IS FOCUS OF DUKE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT
ANOTHER SIOE OF INOIA SHOWN IN OUKE EXHIBIT
ELEPHANT GOAOt OTHER INDIAN A' T FEATURED IN EXHIBIT
SCHOOLS GET PACKETS ON INOIA
ALLOCATION DIFFERENCES 'ASTOUNDING*
DANCES AND FABLES OF INOIA
JEWEL IN DUKE'S CROWN
EMPHASIS ON INOIA...
INDIAN DRESS WAS TICKET FOR ART MUSEUM DINNER
SIKHS ARE VICTIMS
•OANCES OF INDIA,' CHOREOGRAPHY TAUGHT
INDIAN GUIDES (YMCA ORGAN 12 AT ION I
Y'S 1NOIAN GUIDES OUTING
INDIAN HERITAGE WEEK
INDIAN HERITAGE WEEK IS CELEBRATED IN STATE
INDIAN OCEANS ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
INOIA IS FOCUS OF OUKE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT
ACCLAIMED PHOTOGRAPHER PLANS TRAVELOGUE AT DUKE
INDIAN OCEAN ARTS FESTIVAL AT DUKE OFFERS FREE FILMS
ISLAMIC FILMS FEATURED
INOIAN FESTIVAL CONTINUES WITH DANCE, MUSIC
MUSIC SERIES TO CONTINUE
■VIEWER-FRIENDLY' ART GETS NOO OVER OLITSKI ABSTRACTS AT DUKE
HINDU FESTIVAL SET
PUPPET THEATER PERFORMANCE PLANNED AT DUKE
INDONESIAN PUPPETS TO GET SPOTLIGHT IN DUKE ARTS FEST
INDONESIAN PUPPET THEATER EVENT PLANNED
JEWEL IN OUKE'S CROWN
EMPHASIS ON INDIA...
INDIANA
SEE ALSO GARY, INDIANA
OEMOCRATS STRANGLE STATE'S VOTING RIGHTS
INDIANA, ELECTIONS
A COSTLY COMEDY IN CONGRESS
HOUSE LEADERSHIP ABUSES CITIZENS' RIGHT
CONGRESS CRUSHES GOOD WILL
GOP TREATED UNFAIRLY
INDIANA UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL l"LOOM INGTON , INOIANAI
KNIGHT ADORESSES YOUNG PLAYER'S ACADEMIC TROUBLE
INDIANS, DURHAM COUNTY
CONCERNS OVER TREYBURN PLANS AIRED
ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIG ON TREYBUR1 SITE
INDIANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CHEROKEE INDIANS
SEE ALSO OCCANEECHI INDIANS
SEE ALSO TUSCARORA INOIANS
TOUR IS PLANNED
INDIAN FASHIONS FEATURED
■RALEIGH C ROANOKE" EVENTS CONTINUE
NORTH CAROLINA INOIANS FOCUS OF NEW PUBLICATION
OCCANEECHIS. IN SEARCH OF LOST HERITAGE, PLAN POWWOW
FELLOWSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR INDIAN STUOENTS
INOIAN GROUP TO OPPOSE WASTE °LANT
250 YEARS BETWEEN INDIANS' POWWOW
ENO-OCCANEECHI POWWOW
FORMER MAYOR'S OUICK-CLAIM OEFD TO CE»ETARY TROUBLES TOWN BOARO
INOIAN SERENADE
PROJECT AIMEO AT PROTECTING PLACES SACRFO TO CHEROKEE':
INDIANS, N.C, RELICS
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
400-YEAR-0L0 CANOE FRAGMENT IS FOUNO
FRAGMENT OF 400-YEAR-OLD CANO=
INOIAN VILLAGE BELIEVED FOUNO
ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIG ON TREYBUR'I SITE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON TUESDAY
UNCOVERED VILLAGE HAS OPEN HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION ON INOIAN OIG SITE IS BARRED
PIPE SHOWS INOIANS SMOKED TOBACCO AS EAPLV AS BOO A.D.
INDIANS, U.S.
LITTLE INDIANS
PHILIP morris CANCELS AD INDIAN CALLS OBJECTIONABLE
LEGENDS IN STONE: INOIAN ARRIVES AS NEW VISITING ARTIST AT O.T.I.
OIRFCTOR OF INDIAN CONGRESS TO TALK AT UNC-CHAPFL HILL
INDIGENCY SCREENING PROJECT
[NOIGENCY CHECKS SAVE 167,701 IN COUR T- APPO INTEO LAWYERS
UNDERSTANDING MAY BE INDIGENT SCREENING KEY
INDIGENT SCREENING IS SENSISLF MONEY-SAVER
COURTS GET MORE INDIGFNCY HELP
INOIGENCY SCREENING PLAN SAVES MONEY ON LAWYERS
INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
SOCIAL SECURITY PAID FOR
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SUBJECTS
RAGE 450
1/16/36
INOONESIA
INDONESIAN VISITORS
INDUSTRIAL BONOS
SEE INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONOS
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO CURHAH COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES C POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
CITY SHOULD BACK COURTHOUSE CHANGE, CHAMBER OFFICIAL SAYS
WATERSHEO PROPOSAL To BE AIRE"> APRIL 23
POTENTIAL CLIENTS FOUND FOR B'IGGS PARK
NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK TO BE BUILT IN OURHAM
MANUFACTURER OF MACHINERY TO °UIL0 PLANT
CHAMBER PROMOTES WHITE
CLEARING PATH
NO ROOM FOR 'ANYTHING GCES' ELEMENT
UOI GRANT MONEY MAY CREATED 3} JOBS
NEW OAY DA«NS IN DURHAM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CIGARETTE-MAKING BFGINS
•CORRIDOR OF CONFUSION': IT E<ISTS ON DURHAM IOR WAKEI COUNTY LINE
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C., LAND-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY INOUSTRI«L FACILITIES C POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING
SEE ALSO HEADOUARTERS PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING ANO DEVELOPMENT
OURHAM CUUNTY'S FARMS VICTIMS OF RAPID GROWTH
THEY'RE BATTLING TO SAVE DURHAM'S 'GOLDEN GOOSE'
INDUSTRIES ADO JOBS IN DURHAM
TRIANGLE GROWTH MEANS STORMY SUNSHINE AHEAD
JANUARY INSIGHT
ZONING CHANGE REFUSAL WAS BAD DECISION
TWO NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED FOR UOI PARK
SEWAGE FACILITIES BLOCKING DU' HAM DEVELOPMENT
OFFICE PARK IS PLANNED FOR SOUTHERN DURHAM
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IS DOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
TEER TO DEVELOP TECHNICAL CENTER
PRESERVING A COMMUNITY
STUOY: NEW JOBS IN DURHAM AREA SHOULD BE PLENTIFUL UNTIL 2000
TRIANGLE AREA MAY GAIN 207,000 NEW JOBS BY 2000
OFFICE COMPLEX TO LOCATE NEAR RESEARCH PARK
$20 MILLION OFFICE COMPLEX TO BE BUILT WEST OF RTP
INSTRUMENT COMPANY PLANNING TD "OUBLE JOBS IN TWO YEARS
COUNCIL TO CONSIOER PROTECTIVE ZONING
WORK BEGINS ON OFFICE PARK
ZONING APPROVED FOR OFFICE BUILDING
SUMITOMO EYEING PLANT EXPANSION
SUMITOMO MAY EXPAND PLANT
SEWER AGREEMENT REACHED
TRIANGLE TRAOE ZONE TO WEATHE' CUTS
TRIANGLE ROAO NEEDS RISE; BUILDERS HAY PAY more
TRIANGLE GROWTH OUTSTRIPPING STATE
GROWTH BOOM EOUALS 11.3 DILLION ROAD WOES --PL ANNER S
OTHER MITSUBISHI COMPANIES EYE TRIANGLE AREA
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY SHILOH RESIDENTS
MONEY ANO IDEAS EYE ONE-ANOTHFR
SANFORO: TREYBURN MAY CREATE JP TO 60,000 JOBS
CONSTRUCTION AT HFA00.U AR TSRS 'ARK
TREYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCED: OFFICIALS EYE NEEDS OF PROJECT
TPEYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCED: PROJECT INCLUDES INDUSTRIFS. HOMES...
PUBLIC GETS FIRST LOOK AT TREYBURN
2N0 PHASE OF CENTER STARTING
PLAN SHOWS TREYBURN
DEVELOPMENT SLATED NORTH OF C'OASDAILE: l.OOO-ACRE SITE INVOLVED
WATERSHED LAW MISSES TREYBURN, PLANNER SAYS
RTP SPINOFF GROWTH PUSHES FOR PAGE ROAD
CITY'S OEMOCRACY GRANO. ATHENS' SECURITY A JOKE
TREYBURN REQUESTS WATER, SEWE* LINES
PARK DEVELOPERS SEEK CITY WATER SERVICES
CONSTRUCTION BOOMING IN OURHA" COUNTY
LUTRAVIL PLANS EXPANSION OF PLANT, 50 AODED JOBS
SHELL PLANS TO BUY 700 ACRES IF LAND NEAR RTP
$46-HILLI0N COMPLEX IN COUNTY LAUNCHED BY NORTHERN TELECOM
SHELL OIL PLANS $30 MILLION LAND PURCHASE FROM GE
CHAMBFR SUPPORTS '2005 PLAN'
STUDENT INCREASES POSSIBLE
$10 MILLION COMPLEX TO HOUSE DIET PROGRAMS
$15 MILLION DRUG COMPANY PLANNED
TREYBURN OFFICIAL SAYS MORE PROGRESS NEEOFO
PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM WANTS LAND REZONEO FQR $15 MILLION PLANT
SPAULCING, PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE >T ODOS
IMMEDIATE TREYBURN REZONING MEET ASKED
INATTENTION SHOULD NOT SPOIL TRFybuRN DREAM
LEDERLE MAY 3UIL0 PLANT IN DURHAM
CHAMBER PLANS FURTHER STUOY OF 'INCUBATORS'
PROGRAM WOULO HELP FIRMS GAIN STRENGTH
NORTHERN TELECOM SUBSIDIARY PLANS $90 MILLION PLANT IN RTP
$90 MILLION FACILITY TO EMPLOY 2,000
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR PLANS 'IP OFFICE
RTP PRESTIGE ENHANCED
NEW OAY OAWNS IN OURHAM
COMMISSIONERS TO MULL INDUSTRIAL POLICY
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
•OURHAM JUST GOT TAKEN'
BELGIAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY FIRM TO MOVE NEAR RTP
BELGIUM FIRM PLANS TO MOVE NEAR PARK
COUNTY PLAN ACCELERATES SEWER PLANT EXPANSION
RTP IMPORTANT PART OF OURHAM
S 2 8/03/35 A 6 P P
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SEE ALSO BUSINESSES.
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANA
SEE ALSO HENOERSON,
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO N.C. INDUST
SEE ALSO OXFORD. N.C
SEE ALSO RALEIGH, N.
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AN
SEE ALSO POXBORO,
PLANNER RAPS N.C
GOV. HUNT CITES DE
MAX FACTOR PLANT T
ECONOMIC GROWTH TO
HIGH-TECH JOBS HAV
SMALL TOWNS MAY HA
INDUSTRIAL RECRUIT
GROUP BACKS INTANG
VANCE BOARO ALLOCA
PA. FIRM CONSIDERS
ENVIRONMENTAL RULE
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
N.C.
N.C.
GEMENT PLANN [NG
N.C. INOUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
REVENUE BONDS
RIAL COMMISS ION
INDUSTRIAL DcVELOPMENT
C GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
D DEVELOPMENT PARKS
C INOUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRY RE1RUITMFNT
VcLOPMENT IV N.C.
0 EXPAND 0P= RATION
SLOW. DIVERSIFY IN THE CAROLINAS
EN'T HIKED \|.C WAGE RANKING
VE GREATEST INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
ERS EXPECT A GOOD YEAR IN 1984
IBLES TAX REPFAL
TES MONEY Tj HIRE ARCHITECT
MOVE TO CHARLOTTE
S PROPOSAL RAISES CONCERNS FOR INOUSTRY
OFFICIAL EXPECTS BUSINESS AS USUAL
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5/30/85
A
N
W36
S 2
6/13/85
A
M
N
C60
H 2
6/23/85
D
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A20
S 2
6/25/55
A
N
J56
S 2
6/26/85
A
M
N
M69
H ?
7/10/85
C
N
141
H 2
7/16/85
A
N
S 2
7/24/65
A
M
N
C60
H 2
7/25/85
A
P
N
L41
H 2
7/25/95
B
'I
L41
S 2
7/25/»5
A
N
C60
S 2
7/3l/»5
c
N
J13
H 2
8/03/85
B
P
N
S 2
8/06/85
A
N
M69
S 2
8/06/85
B
N
C6D
H 2
3/07/85
A 1
N
H 2
8/07/85
S
N
H ?
8/D3/85
A
N
W36
H 2
8/08/P5
A
F
S 2
3/21/85
A
N
J56
H 2
9/26/35
A 1
N
S 2
9/26/B5
C
N
W82
H 2
10/09/35
A
P
N
030
S 2
10/09/35
A
P
N
W62
S 2
10/12/B5
A
P
'1
S 2
10/14/35
A
E
S 2
11/07/85
A
L
S 2
11/25/35
c
N
HO 5
H 2
12/01/35
D
P
N
L41
H 2
12/09/35
A t
L
S 2
12/ID/85
A
N
W82
H 2
12/1 1/85
A 1
N
H 2
12/15/85
A
M
N
W36
S 2
12/27/35
A
M
N
W82
S 2
1/01/85 A
6
J
H 2
1/04/85 A
8
N
S 2
1/10/35 A
1
N C60
S 2
1/14/85 A
3
N
H 2
1/28/35 A
1 1
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S 2
1/23/85 C
3
N
h 2
2/04/35 e
1
N
S 2
2/05/85 C
1
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H 1
2/06/85 B
1
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H 2
3/17/65 B
n
N
H 2
4/05/35 A
n
N
H 2
4/16/85 A
18
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MONTHLY/**
N U A L INDEX 0
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
S U B J E C
FIRM'S BONO BEQUEST
BONOS
RitfHlfiSinfc.aPflS^iffl HPSlXLIW PLANT IN MORR.SVILLE
BILL FILED TO PRESERVE VANISHING FARMLAND
| uS Jft&^USH a^lN0STETR^cT^r^ourTR5TuoeNrs
TAR HEELS SEEK PROTECTION FOR FARMLANDS
OON'T BLAME TRIANGLE FOR STATr'S RURAL WOFS
EX-GOV. HUNT PUSHES RTP EAST 'CLONE-
HUNT PACKS BUILDING NEW RESEARCH PARK
OFFICIALS THINK 'TRIANGLE EAST' HAKES SENSE
•MANUFACTURING TRIANGLE' AN IDEA WORTH EXPLORING
BILL FOR AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS SENT TO HOUSE BY COMMIIItt
COUNTIES MAY CONTROL INVENTORY TAX .ertmiliir
»30 MILLION R0X80R0 PLANT PL AN S 'OFFICIAL' BEGINNING
{NiTiTUT'EMS^fuD^^Y^O^SL^ ttSfWl EAST'
5uGENLEHASHD^U^R«isErC^LTfc.SM0N PROJECTS
SilSrj;EF,RH0pVPlN^N.gtV|LSSFT^gEalN| ORE •«.F|5-?00.
iSH?SlAilE^SGD5E^N0rMEl? ^ifi e3°KSi ¥p5tM6NTS
INVESTMENTS IN N.C. ARE PROMISED BY JAPANESE
GOODRICH TO OPEN AIRCRAFT (1*= PLANT
HUNT PUSHES TRIANGLE EAST IN UP TALK
mIrNtinM?^ArtpPhe7Jed distinguish N.C. on japan trip
R.J. REYNOLOS IS COMING TO TOJN AND BUSINESS IS BOOMING IN KING
tlO MILLION PLANT SET FOR LEXINGTON
GOvrMlSTlNM'^INDUS^Y'XEC^NG TRIP IN NEW YORK
",^irisUivibss???TN.?B.tM.No5iv?inL development
industrial development. u.s.
s65.sL.Soo;lCaSnSa25e may threaten growth
'NnslETRREAS-EAR4?HSANS-0EVEL0PHENT PARKS
INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS
SEE ALSO BONDS
SEE ALSO FARM FINANCE AMENDMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. "ONUS
ROU MAY SEEK BONDS FOR HUB
ORANGE GIVES PRELIMINARY OK T3
AGENCY FAVORS FIRM'S REQUEST FOR LP. S
TAX ACTION WON'T AFFECT BONO JEFERENDUM
BONDS APPROVED
'^"alVcORPJJPTION IN BUSINESS
S,f$go8MH SgoPT? C^ALS ORDINANCE
SISSLS*! CS?7sPTNSfRllDGHT0-r?iKTTSp?'0F COMPANY'S TRAINING MANUAL
LAWS MAKE TRADE SECRETS HARO TO KEEP— LAWYER
INFANT MORTALITY
SEORANGE COUNTY" INFANT DEATHS. T EEN-AGf PREGNANCIES DECLINE
HUMAN FAMILY GROWS: CREATIVE, HUMAN SOLUTIONS NEEDED
WORKPLACE STRFSS. INFANT DEATHS LINKED
WORK STRESS HELPS CAUSE INFANT DEATHS. DOCTOR SAYS
BABY DEATHS IN SOUTH OUTRUNNING NATION'S
3UR'HAMRINF'ANT DeTthVtf HIGHER THAN N.C. AVERAGE
STATE'S INFANT DEATH RATE DECLINES
DEATH PENALTY WON'T BE SOUGHT IN TRIAL
NMU0R^RTrsT?lf?SCS|L§,DENOTFK^L'cNH.i:DSWHa HT!oABRA,N D.SORDER
^c^infant'Eort'aluy^e dr.ps. but still RANKS 6TH highest in u.
PROGRAMS CREDITED WITH DROP IN INFANT DEATH RATE
INFANT SAFETY SEAT LOANER PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD RESTRAINT SEATS
INFANT-SAFETY SEATS LOANED TO FAMILIES
LIFE-SAVING GENEROSITY
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PROJECT
INFANTICIDE
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. DURHAM
SFE ALSO CHILO ABUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. MURDER
SEE ALSO MURDER, N.C.
POLICE INVESTIGATING DEATH OF INFANT
COLLEGE STUDENT CHARGEO IN 0E« TH OF NEWBORN BABY
TWO INOICTED IN 1983 DEATH OF BABY GIRL
VANCE WOMAN SAYS MAN THREW BABY NTO POND
SOME STATEMENTS IN PROBE OF BABY'S DE ATH SAI D FAL SE
FALSE STATEMENTS CITED IN PROJE OF BABY'S DEATH
FALSE STATEMENTS CITED IN VANCE OEATH PROBE
HENDERSON MOM CHARGED IN OEATH
MOTHER CHARGED IN SON'S OEATH ..-„.« ..„„
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER IN BABY'S DEATH „„___-«
NURSE TESTIFIES HE 010 NOT KILL CHILO WHO HAO BRAIN OISORDER
JURY ACOUITS NURSE IN DEATH OF INFANT
8RAIN-0EATH STATUTE FOCUS IN JONSS CASE
MAN SENTENCED FOR BABY'S OEATH
TEEN SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS IN OARY'S OEATH
BODIESUOFErHREEJINFANT!0 FOUND BY OFFICERS IN BEAUFORT COUNTY
BEAUFORT COUNTY WOMAN FACES ADDITIONAL CHARGES
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDERING THREE INFANTS
JACKSONVILLE POLICE OFFICERS JURY BABY
WOMAN CHARGEO IN INFANT'S BEATING WON'T FACE OEATH
NOT CRUEL, NOT ATROCIOUS?
WHAT EVIDENCE WAS THERE?
BODY OF INFANT FOUND IN ALAMANCE COUNTY
INFANTS
see also births
see also mothers of twins club,
see also premature infants
see also test tube baby
SESealth pXnel oks bill for screening of newborns
african culture focus of preview celebration
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5/31/85 A 9
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6/01/85 A 1 P
N H6D
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6/01/85 A 2 P
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6/08/85 A 18
N
2
6/14/85 A 1
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6/15/85 A 4
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6/2D/B5 B 2
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2
6/20/85 A 15
N
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6/23/85 B 9
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2
7/03/85 B 7
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2
7/20/85 A 24
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8/02/85 C 7
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3/09/85 C 7
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N
2
10/17/85 B 1
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2
10/24/85 A 23
N
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10/29/85 B 1
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2
10/30/85 A 10
N
2
11/01/85 A I
N L40
2
11/28/85 B 3
N
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12/01/85 0 14
N
2
12/01/85 0 14
N
I
12/12/85 B 1
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3/07/85
C
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12/06/85
A
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12/07/85
C
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H 2
12/08/85
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12/24/R5
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5/07/85
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S 2
5/11/85
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3
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7/05/85
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8/15/85
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9/28/35
c
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S 2
1/05/85
A
15
N
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1/22/85
A
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1/30/85
A
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H 2
1/31/35
A
9
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H 2
2/25/35
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H 2
2/27/85
A
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7/06/35
A
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S 2
7/19/35
A
3
N
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8/27/85
S
6
N
H 2
8/29/85
A
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H 2
8/30/85
A
B
N
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10/06/85
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5
N
H 2
10/20/85
a
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11/19/85
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5
N
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S 2 1/04/85 A 40
H 2 3/12/85 C 1
H 2 3/09/85 A
H 2 3/16/85 A
H 2 4/30/85 A
H 2 5/22/85 A
S 2 5/22/85 A
H 2 5/23/35 A
H I 5/23/85 B
H 2 5/24/85 A
S 2 5/24/35 C
H 2 7/17/85 A
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H 2 8/31/B5 A
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H 2 9/05/35 A
H 2 9/07/85 A
H 2 9/19/85 A
H 2 10/10/85 A
H 2 10/11/85 A
H 2 11/07/85 B
H 2 12/14/35 A
H 2 12/15/85 B
S 2 12/17/85 A
H 2 12/20/85 A
H 2 12/31/85 B
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N
7
N
2
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10
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DURHAM-CHAPEL HILL
2 3/20/85 B 14 N
2 3/26/85 A 6 P U H45
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L I N 0 E «
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
THE DIAPER DERBY
NEW HEROIC MEASURES RULES STIR CONTROVERSY AMONG STATE DOCTORS
INFANT PLACED IN PROTECTIVE CJSTOOV
INFANTS. ABANDONED
SEE CHILO ABANDONMENT
INFECTIONS
SEE ALSO BACTERIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
INFECTION: GLVOES. MASKS ACT AS BARRIERS
•SPECIAL SOMEONE1 RECOGNIZED
HOSPITAL IS PLACE TO GET HELL. TO GET SICK
LABS POSE HAZARDS. TOO
INFERTILITY
SEE ALSO FERTILITY
FOR PARENTS. EASTER BABY A 'MIRACLE*
AT LONG LAST, The BABY'S COMING
SMOKING. INFERTILITY LINK GROJING
INFINITY ROAD HATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. OURHA-
ANOTHER SHOCKER FOR HATER «0R< S
INFLATION RATE (STATISTICS ON INFLATION!
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOOD, COSTS
TAR HEEL BANKER PREDICTS INFLATION AT 4-7X THIS YEAR
INFLUENZA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NANrS OF SPECIFIC DISCASESI
ASPIRIN MAY BE HARMFUL FOR CHILDREN. TEENS H I TH FLU
MORE FLU CASES ARE REPORTEO
NEW VACCINE FOR INFLUENZA STRAIN WORKS
HIGH-RISK GROUPS SHOULD SIDESTEP KILLER FLU
INFLUENZA B
NEW VACCINE BEST WAY TO COMBAT
DAY-CARE DISEASE*
information resources
see also directory of durham community resources
see also durham energy information office
see also government publications
problem-solving a specialty
information sharing
see also freedom of information act
see also privacy
see also private financial information
see also public records
protect durham voters
inheritance
see also estate planning
see also hills
state seeks owners of $2b million
avery county man awaits ss million inheritance
gallohs humor
gop legislator seeks ban on m3st abortion funding
woman leaves seminary 1223,000
hughes heir? looking good, says aspirant
nepheh bouno over in kidnapping
appeals court increases widower's legacy
inheritance tax
see also taxes, n.c.
committee approves exemptions from payroll system
bills introduced to repeal n.l.'s inheritance tax
oare county is seeking tax on all property sales
16 BILLS SEEK TO CUT STATE'S INHERITANCE Tax
HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES «336 MILLION TAX CUT MEASURE
STATE SENATE BACKS TAX CUT
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELDERLY OEBATFD
LEGISLATORS LOOK AT REDUCING SOME TAX CUT PLANS
COMPROMISE REACHEO ON TAX-CUT PACKAGE
PANEL OKS SI 2 L MILLION PACKAG! OF STATE TAX CUTS
TAX PLAN BLENDS GOP, DEMOCRATIC PHILOSOPHIES
LEGISLATORS GO home: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT year I June 51 FOP.
INITIATIVE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO REFERENDA
SEE ALSO U.S. CONSTITUTION
IDEA TEMPTING. BUT FLAWED
iucb 'c-ru"ui :ui >-i."wcli
BILL ON SMALL LOAN CO"PANIES CLOSER TO FNACTMENT
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POH
BILL FOR N.C. REFERENDUM ON LOTTERY SIGNALS SHIFT
PARTISAN FIGHT EXPECTEO ON REFERENDUM QUESTION
COMMITTEE RFIFTTC lUlTIinuC •. C A C I ID E
ER hungry
C T S
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1/16/86
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H 2 12/14/85
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10 N
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2 9/23/85 A A L
2 11/2*1/85 B 1 T F 830
2 11/26/85 B 1 F 830
H 2 4/11/85 B
H 2 7/11/65 B
H 2 12/23/85 B
N 830
N
H 2 1/18/85 A 1 T N S51
H 2 1/06/85 D 9 P N L41
2/06/B5
2/15/65
3/21/95
12/19/85
S 2 10/02/85 A 17
H 2 11/03/85 B 2 T N J40
S 2 10/14/85 A
H 2 5/03/85 A 13
2
5/06/85
A
7
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2
5/09/85
A
4
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5/10/65
A
6
N
2
5/25/85
A
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2
6/03/85
A
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S32
2
3/29/85
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10/16/85
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1
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L40
2
3/07/85
A
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3/14/35
A
7
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2
3/21/85
A
23
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2
4/04/85
A
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4/20/85
A
5
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046
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6/12/85
A
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04 6
2
6/13/85
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7/02/65
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10
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04 6
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7/03/B5
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7/04/85
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7/09/65
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7/19/85
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COMMITTEE REJECTS INITIATIVE -E&SURE
?
4/29/85
A
4
F
7
5/02/85
A
1 1
N
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5/09/85
A
16
N
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5/11/85
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5/16/95
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HE'LL COME CLEAN: THAT INKY OLD STUFF IS GOING!
INNISFREE
PROJECTS PROGRESSING;
SALES 'HEALTHY'
INNKEEPER m0T0R LODGE
SEE ALSO HOTELS. OURham
durham zoning group hears motsl bios
zoning panel votes to block two motels
motel projects hit snag
hatts residents seeking to bl1ck durham hotel
zoning denies hotel bid
motel opponents win round on zoning
innoculations
see immunizations
inoculation
see immunizations
inroads inc.
30ykin named to h6a0 inroaos
insanity pleas
see also criminal sentencing
see also mental health
major rewriting of criminal c? de ofee'eo
psychiatrist: "an in police s tanooff not legally sane
juoge commits burnette to joh* umstead hospital
incompetency challenged by blfnette
INSECTS
SEE also caterpillars
SEE ALSO CICA0AS
INSECT PROGRAM is SATUROAY
H 2 Il/l4/e5 A t T N
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4/03/85
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/65 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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INSECTS. PESTS
SEE ALSO BOLL WEEVIL
SEE ALSO M0S3UIT0ES
SEE ALSO NEMATODE
SEE ALSO PEST EXTERMINATORS
SEE ALSO TERMITES
SEE ALSO TICKS
SEE ALSO WORMS
TENT CATERPILLARS MUNCHING AWAY IN N.C.
THIS BEAGLE HAS NOSE FOR TERMITES
INSIDE (SUN COLUMN!
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COLUMN INSULTS GROUP OF PEOPLE
INSIOE
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INSIGHT (OURHAM MORNING HERALD FEATUREI
JANUARY INSIGHT
FEBRUARY INSIGHT
MARCH INSIGHT
APRIL INSIGHT
MAY INSIGHT
TAXATION IS CONFISCATION
JUNE INSIGHT
JULY INSIGHT
AUGUST INSIGHT
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
CORRECTION
OCTOBER INSIGHT
NOVEMBER INSIGHT
DECEMBER INSIGHT
INSOMNIA
SEE SLEEP
INSPECTIONS (CITY C COUNTY OFFICESI
SEE OURHAM COUNTY PLANNING AND INSPECTIONS OFFICE
SEE DURHAM INSPECTIONS DIVISION
INSTALLMENT DEBT
SEE CONSUMER DEBT
INSTITUTE, WEST VIRGINIA
CONCERNS ARE RAISEO ABOUT PESTICIOE TEMIK
INSTITUTE FOR SOUTHERN STUDIES
COUNTY ARTS GROUPS AWAHOEO 123.100
OURHAM GROUPS RECEIVE ARTS GRANTS
STUDY: OVER 500 BUSINESS PEOPLE GAVE TO JOROAN
INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT
INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN STUDIES
SEE INSTITUTE FOR SOUTHERN STUDIES
INSULATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WINTERUATION PROGRAM
HOME ENERGY TAX CREDITS EXPIRING
INSURANCE
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AUTO INSURANCE
AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
CHILD CARE CENTERS. INSURANCE
COMPARATIVE FAULT CLAIMS SYSTEM
CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE
CREDIT INSURANCE
DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. INSURANCE
ESTATE PLANNING
FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION
FIRE INSURANCE
FLIGHT INSURANCE
FLOOO INSURANCE
HEALTH INSURANCE
HOME INSURANCE
LIABILITY INSURANCE
H 2
4/26/65
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5/25/05
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1/12/85
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1/19/85
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1/26/85
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S 2
4/27/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
5/04/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
5/18/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
5/25/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
6/01/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
6/08/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
6/15/R5
A 5
U J56
S 2
6/22/85
A 3
U
S 2
6/29/85
A 3
U T30
5 2
7/06/85
A 3
U TJO
S 2
7/20/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
7/27/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
8/03/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
8/10/85
A 3
11 T30
S 2
8/17/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
8/24/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
8/29/85
A 4
L
S 2
8/31/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
9/07/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
9/14/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
9/21/85
A 3
II T30
S 2
9/28/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
10/05/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
10/12/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
10/19/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
10/26/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
11/02/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
1 1/09/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
11/16/85
A 5
U T30
S 2
11/23/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
11/30/85
A 5
■ U T30
S 2
12/07/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
12/14/85
A 5
U T30
S 2
12/21/85
A 3
U T30
S 2
12/25/85
A 3
U T30
H 2
1/06/85
0 5
T J
H 2
2/03/85
0 5
J A20
H 2
3/03/55
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H 2
4/07/85
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5/05/85
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5/28/85
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6/02/85
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H 2
7/07/85
0 5
H 2
8/04/85
0 5
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H 2
9/01/85
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H 2
9/04/B5
A 4
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10/06/65
D 5
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H 2
11/03/85
D 5
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H 2
12/01/85
D 5
T F
H 2 8/19/85 B 1
2/20/85
2/21/85
6/16/85
1
11
13
S 2 12/09/85 A 1
MONTHLY/*
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 454
1/16/16
COMPANIES
UREAU
OF ESTRANGED COUPLES
SAILS THROUGH HOUSE
ONY CHILD ABUSE
MIDATING
OUT OF KILTER'
UCCESSION MEASURE
COVERAGE OF OAV-CARE CENTERS
LA8LE
RLY DEBATED
REPORT IMPAIREO ORIVERS
NCE CLAIMS
ORS
USANCE FIRM
RT N.C.
TAR HEEL BUSINESSES
GE OF USERS
OF INSURANCE COMPANY
INSURANCE
R STATE'S TO-NS. COMPANIES
INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE RATES
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE?
COURT SAYS INGRAM E'REO IN RATE CASE
SKYROCKETING LIABILITY RATES "AY CONTINUE: LOSSES BLAMED
COMPENSATION INSURANCE RATE INCREASE SOUGHT
ROU INSURANCE TO DOUBLE
INSURANCE CRISIS HITS HIDE RANGE OF USERS
INSURANCE COSTS RISE
INSURANCE HOES HURTING PEOPLE
INSURANCE COSTS ARE SOARING FDR STATE'S TOWNS, COMPANIES
CHANGES IN OROER
INSURANCE CRISIS SPELLS TROUSLE FOR BUSINESSES
INSURANCEt TELEPHONES ON AGENDA IN ORANGE
LONG DROERS 'DRASTIC INSURANCE PLAN
INSURANCE COSTS HALTS SKIING AT HOUND EARS
INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAJ
INTANGIBLES TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
COMMISSIONERS' GROUP H[TS TAX
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' GROUP OP
2 OURhams EYE t<? MILLION LOSS
GLOOMY SIDE OF tax REPEAL
LEGISLATORS TO DEBATE SPENOIN",
GOVERNOR SAYS TAXES CAUSED UNE
TAX CUT PLAN DRAkS MIXED REVIE
GROUP BACKS INTANGIBLES TAX Rc
DEMOCRAT'S BILL SEEKS PARTIAL
ROYALL SEEKS HALF-CENT INCREAS
GOV. MARTIN'S NOT ALONE
REPAYMENTS MAY DESTROY TAX CUT
SENATOR TO PUSH MAJOR TAX-CUT
TWO TAXES TO BRING CITY 52.4 »
DURHAM PANEL PONDERS LOSS OF T
MARTIN SAYS FEDERAL BUDGET SHI
OURHAM MILL NEEO FUNOS FROM HI
martin: CUT THOSE TAXES; SETS
MICHAUX SAYS REVENUE CUTS C"UL
OURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUE'
■A NOOSE': DEMOCRATS TWISTING
COUNCIL MEMPERS. LEGISLATORS 3
PANEL TO DRAFT OMNIBUS TAX-CUY
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS PACKAGE OF
N.C. SENATE PANEL ASKEO TO ABD
DEMOCRATS TAX CUT PASSES HOUSE
HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES « 33
HOUSE Tax REDUCTION PROPOSAL ^
BONO CITES POSSIBLE TAX LOSSES
BONO: REPEAL OF INTANGIBLES T«
ROYALL: TAX REPEALS MOULD BF I
SEN. ROYALL'S ANALYSIS SHOULO
REVERSE REVENUE 3UESTIONEO
LT. GOVERNOR BACKS SENATE TAX
PHASEOUT OF INTANGIBLES TAX AL
SENATE FINANCE PANEL REJECTS I
STATE SENATE BACKS TAX CUT
STATE SENATE OKS TAX CUTS
LEGISLATORS LOOK AT REDUCING S
COMPROMISE REACHED ON TAX-CUT
PANEL OKS H21 MILLION PACKAGE
II2( million TAX CUT CLEARS Ft
TAX PLAN 8LENOS GOP. DEMOCRAT!
DURHAM FIRMS OECLARE VICTORY D
CUT PLAN
POSING tax-cut proposals
. TAXES
VEN GROWTH
MS
PEAL
REPEAL OF INTANGIBLES TAX
6 IN SALES TAX
S
SILL
ILLION
AX REVENUES
ULON'T AFFECT N.C. TAXES
GHER VEHICLE FEE
GOAL FOR TWO ON JAN. I
0 EOUAL 36-CENT TAX RAISE
ON TAX CUT ISSUE
UARREL OVER TAX-CUT PLANS
BILL
9 TAX CUTS
LISH 3 TAXES
TEST
6 MILLION TAX CUT MEASURE
AS RIGHT AIM
X MOULD COST SI. 5 MILLION
IKE REVERSE REVENUE SHARING
BE OUESTIONSO
PACKAGE
MOST ACCELERATED BY PANEL
NTANGI3LES TAX REPEAL
OME TAX CUT PLANS
PACKAGE
OF STATE TAX CUTS
NAL LEGISLATIVE VOTE
C PHILOSOPHIES
VER TAX CUTS
SEE ALSO LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO MEOICAL malPRaCTICE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING 3UPEAU
SEE ALSO PRODUCT LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
POLICE SAY MAN USEO AX TO SMASH COMPUTER
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS FILED
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
55 SAVINGS AND LOANS. CREDIT UNIONS APPLY FOR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
HOUSE APPROVES BANKS-INSURANCE BILL
INSURANCE COMPANIES
SEE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
INSURANCE OAMAGES AMAROS
DURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
INSURANCE FRAUD
SEE ALSO ACADEMY LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO WHITE COLLAR CRI"ES
•ESTATE' PLAN REF'JNOS ARE AVAILABLE
- OURHAM RESIOENTS FACE CHARGES FHR AUTO CLAIMS
FAKED OEATH gets student FRAUD CHARGE
Father: SON'S FAKE death 'Total SURPRISE"
HEARINGS DELAYED IN CONSPIRACY CASE
2 INDICTED FOR FRAUD IN FAKE DEATH CASE
MAN PLEAOS GUILTY TO STAGING DEATH
CLEARING THE RECORD
AIRPORT MANAGER IS FOUND GUICY IN PLANE SCAM
INSURANCE INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. INSURANC
SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING 3
HACKNEY FILES BILL ON PROPERTY
RESOLUTION ON MARTIN'S AOORESS
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR PEL
SOME INSURANCE 'PEACE' LOOMS
CONTRIBUTOR CLAIMS INGRAM INT!
AUTO INSURANCE REGULATION HELD
WICKER SAYS HE HAS VOTES FOR S
INSURANCE COMPANIES CANCELING
'ESTATE' PLAN REFUNOS ARE AVAl
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELD5
PANEL OKS 3ILL TO LET DOCTORS
JUDGE JPDERS PAYMENT OF INSUR*
AUTO CLAIMS MAY GO TO ARBITRAT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
STATE SAYS ACTION TAKEN ON INS
LONG: FAILURE IN IOWA COULO HJ
NATIONAL INSURANCE CRISIS HITS
INSURANCE CRISIS HITS WIOE pan
INSURANCE WOES HURTING PEOPLE
JUDGE EXTENDS COURT PROTECTION
CONOVER SUES OVER REFUSAL FOR
INSURANCE COSTS ARE SOARING FD
STATE SAYS FIRM PAIO KICKBACKS
2 2/26/S5 C 1*
2 4/13/85 A 9
2 5/09/85 A 15
2 5/14/35 B T
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6/01/85
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6/22/05
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7/24/05
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9/10/R5
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9/11/05
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12/22/85
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2/13/85 A
2/14/05 A
2/15/05 A
2/17/85 8
2/19/85 A
2/10/05 C
3/05/95 B
4/D1/05 A
4/16/95 A
6/13/05 A
6/14/95 A
3/16/95 A
9/05/85 A
9/07/85 A
9/25/85 A
10/16/85 A
10/17/05 A
10/23/05 A
10/30/05 A
10/31/95 3
11/07/95 A
11/18/85 A
11/26/85 B
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2/17/85
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6/20/95
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8/04/85
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9/31/95
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9/04/95
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10/23/85
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10/24/85
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10/30/85
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11/19/85
A
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11/22/85
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11/25/85
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12/06/85
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1/03/95
1/09/85
1/10/85
1/29/95
1/30/85
1/30/85
2/05/05
2/06/85
2/09/95
2/09/95
2/19/85
2/21/85
2/22/85
2/22/95
2/24/95
2/28/85
3/01/85
3/05/P5
3/14/85
3/31/85
4/02/85
4/04/85
4/17/85
4/18/85
4/19/35
4/20/95
4/24/35
-/26/05
4/26/85
5/01/85
5/06/85
5/l3/«5
6/06/35
6/07/85
6/03/35
6/12/95
6/13/85
7/02/95
7/03/85
7/04/05
7/09/85
7/09/85
7/16/85
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N
N 046
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N N U A L
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
J E C T S
'AGE 4S5
1/16/86
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT -TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FOR . . . BUS I NE S S
DURHAM COUNTY RANKS SIXTH IN INTANGIBLE TAX DISTRIBUTION
INTEGON CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
INTEGRATED RESOURCES. INC.
TEER ENTERPRISES AGREES TO SELL RESEARCH TRIANGLE PROPERTIES
T6ER TO SELL PARK BUILDINGS
INTEGRATED SILICON SYSTEMS INC.
CASSETTES TAKING OVER RECORO 3 AR • S SHELVES
DURHAM HIGH-TECH MART DRAWS CAPITAL
INTEGRATION, MILITARY
SEE BLACKS. MILITARY
SEE MILITARY
INTEGRATION, SCHOOLS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C.. DESEGREGATION
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S.. DESEGREGATION
INTELLIGENCE
SEE ALSO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
HELMS GROUP LINKED TO RACE RESEARCH. CBS SUIT CLAIMS
INTELLIGENCE AGENTS
SEE SPIES
INTER-CHURCH COUNCIL HOUSING CORP.
DEVELOPMENT GRANT DRAWS OPPOSITION
USE OF BLOCK GRANTS CRITICIZE} AT HEARING
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO RUN SHELTER
VOLUNTEERS. DONATIONS NEEOED C0R SHELTER
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL PLANS PRIVATE TOUR FOR TOWNS1 OFFICIALS
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL'S SHELTER MAY BF OPEN BY END OF YEAR
SKEPTICS REMAIN AFTER INTERFAITH COUNCIL'S HEARING
ALDERMEN VOTE <i TO J TO PROHIBIT MOBILE HOMES IN CERTAIN SECTIONS
BEHIND IMAGE OF AFFLUENCE. THE HOMELESS SEEK SHELTER
INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
. SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL ELECTS ITS FIRST SET OF OFFICERS
INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO AUTOS. INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C.. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO LENOING LAWS
SEE ALSO PRIME INTEREST RATE
MORTGAGE RATES HAY DIP BELOW 12 1/2 PCT.
ATTORNEY GENERAL SUES AUTO DEALER
STATE LOWERS INTEREST ON STATE FUNDS
INTEREST RATES MAJOR FARM FINANCIAL JOE
MONEY AND IDEAS EYE ONE-ANOTHER
PRIME OIP MAY BOOST BUSINESS IN OURHAM
CHANGE OIVIDENO PAYMENTS
HAVE HOME LOAN RATES HIT BOTTOM?
AVERAGE INTEREST RATE ON TAX-=REE MUNICIPAL N.C. BONDS RECORDS FIRST
A MONEY-SAVING IOEA
HOUSING EXPECTED TO SUSTAIN N.C. ECONOMIC GROWTH
THE PLASTIC ADOICTION
INTERFAITH CENTER ON CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
CARRBORO ALDERMEN AMEND ORDINANCE TO ALLOW SHELTERS
INTERFERON
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DRUGS
INTERFERON: GLAMOUR FADES.
VALUE EMERGES
INTERIOR DECORATORS
FOR THE HOME
FOR THE HOME
TRYON PALACE SETS SYMPOSIUM
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO PRIVATE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
SEE ALSO TAX REFORM ISEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLS!
SEE ALSO TAXES. U.S.
IRS SCHEOULES TAX WORKSHOP ON SMALL BUSINESS
PAUL ROBERTS ARRESTED BY FBI, IRS AGENTS
COBLE SAYS NEW IRS REQUIREMENTS APPEAR TO VIOLATE COMMON SENSE
IRS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON TV SHOW
VALENTINE BILL DOESN'T TAX OFF-DUTY USE OF POLICE CARS
TAX ON CARS AS 'FRINGES' UNFAIR TO OFF-DUTY POLICE
IRS IS EXTENDING ASSISTANCE H3URS
POSTAL WORKERS AND TAX OFFICES PREPARE FOR LAST-MINUTE FILINGS
TIMES CHANGED FOR IRS ASSISTANCE
ORANGE OFFICIAL SAYS NO TROUBLE WITH IRS
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN FACES TAX LEIN
I»S GETS THE LAST LAUGH
TOO OFTEN, CRIME PAYS
IRS PAYS UNC-CH 16.6 MILLION " EFUNO
MITSUBISHI BRINGS TOUCH OF ORIENT TO DURHAM
•TRUMP CARD' COMES LATE
IRS SAYS WOODARO HAD 120,000 CASH
TAX WORKSHOP WILL BE SEPT. 6
WOOOCROFT ADDING RESTAURANT, STORES
IRS ALLOWS TAXPAYERS TO FILE ELECTRONICALLY
DURHAM IS INCLUDED IN NEW IPS PROGRAM
SHOULD IRS PICK SAINTS?
DEAR TAXPAYER... (CARTOONI
INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION
SEE BALLET
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
SEE ALSO ELECTRICIANS
2 MEN ARRESTED INSIOE BUIL0IN3
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
REO CROSS RECEIVES 13.000 FOR COMPUTER
IBM TOP COUNTY TAXPAYER
WANT TO RAISE 1500,000. MEET IMPORTANT PEOPLE?
TIDE, WENDY'S ADS SAID COST-EFFICIENT
IBM GRANT WILL FUND WORK-STUOY PROGRAM
IBM GIVES 12.000 TO COUNTY SCHOOLS
LAWSUIT NAMES 4 OURHAM DOCTORS
IT'S GRADUATION DAY FOR 18 STJDEHTS IN SUMMER WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
IBM DONATING COMPUTERS TO SCHOOL
MATH SCHOOL TO GET 1608.000 F3 OM TBM
N.C. STATE GIVEN 1800.000 IN EOUIPMENT, FUNDS
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3/19/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/15
SUBJECTS
PAGE 456
1/16/16
WHAT OOFS MAYOR-ELECT GULLEY MEAN for BUSINESS COMMUNITY?
RETAUEPS HOPE COuPUTERS SELL FOR CHRISTMAS
12 GRAOUATE FROM INDUSTRY COUNCIL CLASS
12 GRAOUATE FROM WORO-PROC ES SI NG CLASS
IBM GIVES NCCU COMPUTERS. MONEY
IBM GIVES COMPUTE'S AND CASH WORTH »250,000 TO N.C. CENTRAL
IN COMPUTER AGE. AGE HAS LITTLE TO 00 WITH WHO TEACHES WHOM
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD IN I"M DEATH
BURLINGTON SCHOOLS GET IBM PROJECT
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CO'P.. EMPLOYEES
UNFINISHED TEER BUILDING ALREADY LEASED BY IBM
IS IT OK FOP EMPLOYEE TO DATE A COMPETITOR?
FORMER IBM EMPLOYEE! WIFE FOUNO OEAD IN THEIR RALFIGH BEO
SUIT OVER CARF OF AVERY REFIL=D IN FEDERAL COURT
VICTIM. s DAUGHTER SUES IBM OVER 1"8? SHOOTING
GOVERNMENT HOT CURRIE'S DAUGHTER. FILFO IBM SUIT
GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT AGAINST IBM
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CO'P.. RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
OUKE POWER SAYS 'DISCOUNTS' MISLEADING
TEER TO BUILO 10TH RTP OFFICE BUILDING
IBM AGAIN PAYS MOST IN COUNTY TAXES
6 ARE PROMOTEO AT IBM
IBM BRANCHES OUT AGAIN
FEDERAL BUYING OATA CAN PR0VI3E COMPETITIVE EOGE
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.. SALFS ANO EARNINGS
IBM PROFITS UP 201 IN 1984
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON-TAXPA Y ING LIST
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN AIO
WATCH WHERE YOU SENT YOUR FAMINE RELIEF GIFTS
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
SEE ALSO UNITED NATIONS
WHY OUR ACTS OF WAR'
WITH HELMS' A»ENOMENT, GENOCIDE TREATY BACKEO
THE PEOPLE'S COURT (CARTOONI
U.S. SHOULO BE MODEL
SNUBBING THE COURT
INTERNATIONAL HOTROO ASSOCIATION I I HRA I
COWART-COLE TEAM GETS WIN
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS ANO SONS
SEE ALSO KINGS' OAUGHTERS HOME
SHELTERING HOME CIRCLE MEETINGS SET
SHELTERING HOME CIRCLE SCHEDULES MAY MEETINGS
KING'S DAUGHTERS LEADERS
TO LEAD NEW CHAPTER
STATE LEADERS
INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIANS FOR THE P»EVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE RECIPIENTS A POOR CHOICE
NOBEL RECIPIENT COMMENDED
PHYSICIANS GROUP DESERVED NOB=L PRIZE
DOCTORS SEEK PREVENTION
1985 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
UNWORTHY NOBEL WINNER
DON'T OUESTION MOTIVES
INTERNATIONAL PLAYTEX INC.
SEE ALSO JHIRMACK
MAX FACTOR PLANT TO EXPANO OP=RATION
PRODUCTION TO GROW AT MAX FACTOR PLANT
JHIRMACK TO MOVE TO OXFORD. APEX
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME ON CHEMICAL SAFETY
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
WHO OFFICE SEEKS SAFE USE OF IHEMICALS
INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CORP.
CONTRACTOR FOR ARENA MAY BE SOLD
INTERNATIONAL TRAOE COMMISSION
SEE U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRAOE COMMISSION
INTERNATIONAL TRAINING IN C0MMUNIC5 T ION
AWARD WINNER. OFFICERS
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
SEE INTERNATIONAL BROTHFRHOOO 0= ELECTRICAL WORKE»S
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS
SEE ALSO UNIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
UNION VOTE SCHEDULED
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S OAY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HISTORY
SMITH TO SPEAK AT WOMAN'S OAY CELEBRATION
INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSFS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DUKE FUTURES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
CHAMBER DEVELOPING INTERN PROGRAM
OUKE STARTS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
DUKE SEEKS TO IMPROVE SUMMER JOBS
NCCU OFFICIAL ON INTERN UNIT
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTEO FOR SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
INTERSOUTH PARTNERS
NEW FIRMS CAN FIND BACKERS.
INTERSTATE
SEE 1-40
SEE 1-85
SEE 1-95
INTERSTATE-85
SEE 1-85
INTERSTATE BANKING
SEE ALSO BANKS,
SEE ALSO BANKS.
FINANCIERS SAY
N.C.
U.S. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF BANKSI
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11/12/15
11/16/15
11/15/35
11/21/15
11/22/85
11/22/85
12/11/15
12/20/15
D
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B
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10
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J13
W82
M9 7
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H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
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1/09/15
1/24/15
2/04/85
6/14/15
8/01/15
8/02/15
8/02/15
A
A
A
B
B
B
C
13
19
10
4
1
1
1
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N
N
N
N
N
H
N
L41
S82
H 2
5 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
1/01/15
1/01/15
1/29/85
4/14/15
6/14/15
6/20/85
A
A
a
B
C
A
4
1
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10
I
18
P
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N
N
N
N
N
C60
J56
C60
L41
H 2
H 2
1/11/85
9/05/85
A
A
13
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P
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U
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H 2
1/15/85
A
4
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H 2
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H 2
H 2
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1/23/15
5/22/15
10/10/15
10/11/15
10/15/15
c
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5
4
4
4
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N
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5/10/85
0
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C09
S 2 3/23/15 A
S 2 5/25/P5 A
S 2 9/05/85 A
S 2 9/11/85 B
S 2 10/12/15 A
2 10/19/85
2 10/28/85
2 10/31/15
2 11/09/15
2 12/13/15
2 12/26/15
2 12/27/85
C56
S76
K30
S 2 1/10/15 A 1 N C60
H 2 1/11/15 B I N L40
S 2 3/02/85 A 2 P N
H 2 12/28/15 C 4 N M97
H 3 5/10/85 B 1 N X94
S 2 6/21/15 B 1 P P F70
H 2 4/18/85 A 6 N
S 2 3/15/15 A 3 P N
4/06/85 A
11/03/15 A
U/05/85 C
12/17/85 A
12/19/65 B
N
N 010
S 2 10/17/85 C 1
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
P/C.E 457
1/14/B6
N.C. BANKERS ARE OELIGHTED
HIGH COURT'S BANK RULE A BOON TO CUSTOMERS
WACHOVIA CORP.t FIRST ATLANTA LAUNCHING REGIONAL VENTURE
MERGE' PLANS BY 2 N.C. BANKS SIGNAL START OP INTERSTATE RACE
BANKING MOVES HILL ENRICH SOUTHEAST
WACHUVIA THREATENS MOVE; REGULATION BILL REJECTED
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BANKS FORCED TO SPEED UP DEALS
INTERSTATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM
HIGHWAY PLAN EMPHASIZES I - 40 SEGMENT
INTERSTATE SECURITIES
INTFRSTATE MAY TAKE SELF PUBLIC
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
INTERSTATE TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
SEE GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF TH? SOUTHEAST
INTRAUTERINE OEVICES
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO DALKON SHIELD
SEE ALSO L IPPES LOOP
HUMAN FAMILY GROWS: CREATIVE, HUMAN SOLUTIONS NEEDEO
LIPPES LOOP SAFER. EASIER TO J SE
WOMAN SUES FIRM OVER CONTRACEPTIVE
INVENTIONS
NEW WORK PLATFORM WILL REPLACE SCAFFOLOING. MAKER SAYS
UNC OEVICE KEEPS TRACK OF BLOOD PRESSURE ON THE RUN
THEY STILL SNARL AT HIS INVENTION
STUDENT ENGINEERS LEARN BY DESIGNING MACHINES
MAJOR TRIANGLE WORKSHOP PLANNFD FOR INVENTORS
CONSULTANT BUILDS ROBOT. MOOEL S FOR NASA IN HIS GARAGE
INVENTORY TAX
SEE MANUFACTURERS INVENTORY TAX
INVESTMENT CLUB 100. LTO.
SUIT ACCUSES ROBERTS FAMILY OF FRAUD IN LAND TRANSACTIONS
INVESTMENT CLUB 76. INC.
OURHAM LAWSUIT SEEKS (200.000 FROM PAUL ROBERTS. FAMILY. CCB
INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL PLANNING
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES
SEE ALSO SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SEE ALSO SELF-HELP CREOIT UNION
SEE ALSO STOCK MARKET
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. INVESTM5NTS
INVESTMENT SEMINAR PLANNED ON 'SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE GOALS'
OURHAM INVESTMENT STRATEGISTS OPTIMISTIC
OURHAM TECH OFFERING INVESTMENTS CLASS
INVESTORS. DU
MAYOR UR
MAYOR CH
TASK FOR
CIVIC CE
S.C. PLA
HOTEL IN
FOUNOATI
HOTEL NE
DURHAM 0
JUNF A 0
CHAMBER
COST, TI
INVESTOR
RHAM
GES OURHAM RESIDENTS TO BACK NEW DOWNTOWN HOTEL
ALLENGES OURHAM TO RAISE PRIVATE HOTEL FUNDS
CE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR HOTEL
NTER NEEDS INVESTMENT
N EYED FOR CENTER
VESTMENT GROUP GOOD OPTION, POWELL SAYS
ON APPROACH MAY SPUR CENTER PROJECT
GOTIATIONS DELAY TASK FORCE
FFICIALS COURT POTENTIAL HOTEL INVESTOR
EAOLINE SET FOR BACKING HOTEL
AIMS TO MEET DEADLINE FOR HOTEL FUNDS
ME REQUIREMENTS FILL GAPS IN HOTEL PLANS
S BUY UP CITY SCHOOL 80N0S
INVESTORS, N.C.
SEE ALSO VENTURE CAPITAL FIRMS
OURHAM HIGH-TECH MART DRAWS CAPITAL
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
INVESTMENT 6XPECTE0 TO CREATE 42,000 JOBS
INVESTORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO FOREIGN INVESTORS
SEE ALSO VEMIURE CAPITAL FIRMS
SOME SEMINARS SELL STOCKS ANO FUHDS: SOME SFLL TEXTBOOKS
OUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48* OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
INVESTORS GROUP. IMC.
OECEPTlVc PRACTICES LAID TO THREE, FIRM
DECEPTIVE PRACTICES LAID TO THREE, FIRM
SUIT ACCUSES ROBERTS FAMILY OF FRAUD IN LAND TRANSACTIONS
DURHAM LAWSUIT SEEKS «200.000 FROM PAUL ROBERTS, FAMILY, CCB
INVESTORS TITLE CO.
STATE SAYS FIRM PAID KICKBACKS
TITLE INSURANCE EXECUTIVE TO CIGHT KICKBACK CHARGE
CHAPEL HILL FIRM CHIEF SAYS COMPLAINT POLITICAL
INVISIBLE EMPIRE - KNIGHTS OF THE <U KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT
SEE ALSO COMMITMENT HEARINGS
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
ARMED HAN THREATENS TO KILL POLICE OFFICERS IN DAYLONG STANDOFF
ARMED MAN FIRES AT POLICE IN STANDOFF
FIRE FORCES MAN FROM HIS HOME AFTER STANDOFF
MAN WHU HELD POLICE AT BAY TO UNOERGO PSYCHIATRIC EXA"
PSO DIRECTOR PLEASED AT OUTCOME OF STANDOFF
POLICE ACTEO RESPONSIBLY
OFFICERS REACTED WELL
CITIZEN RAPS POLICE ON HANDLING STANOOFF
WOMAN WHO LOST HOME IN SEIGE RECIPIENT OF FUND
DRIVE SET TO RAISE FUNDS TO FIX HOME
OFFICIALS FINO KINKS IN N.C.'S OUTPATIENT COMMITHENT LAW
BURNETTE IS ORDEREO SENT TO JOHN UMSTEAD HOSPITAL
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE DAY CARE WINS SENATE APPROVAL
INCOMPETENCY CHALLENGED BY BURNETTE
MENTAL HEALTH LAWS REWRITE W IS S EASY VOTE
JUOGE STANOS BY DECISION TO COMMIT BUPNFTTE
MENTAL COMMITMENTS TOO EASILY ARRANGED
S3 MILLION OIX EXPERIMENT FAILING
COMMITMENT ISSUE NEEDS PUBLIC ATTENTION
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELOcRLY DEBATEO
MAN BARRICAOES HIMSELF IN MOTEL
INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MANSLAUGHTER
SEE ALSO MUROER, DURHAM
OATE
6/11/85
6/15/85
6/1 VS
6/18/85
6/19/85
6/22/85
9/06/85
9/31/85
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H 2 6/02/«5 0 13
H 2 U/05/B5 C A
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1/16/85 C
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2/09/85 A
4/20/85
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4/18/85
4/19/85
5/03/85
5/03/85
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N S82
N S82
N
S 2 11/26/85 8 1 N
H 2 U/27/85 B 1 N L41
S 2 11/28/85 A 23 N
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3/07/85
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4/09/85
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4/09/55
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4/11/85
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4/12/85
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4/13/85
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4/16/85
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H 2
4/17/85
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12 N
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4/17/85
A
3 N
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4/22/85
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5 N
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5/10/85
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5/15/85
A
11 N
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5/15/85
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5/16/55
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5/17/85
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5/23/85
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6/02/85
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6/07/85
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6/13/85
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10/31/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/8S -
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO "UROER. N.C.
SEE ALSO MURDER. U.S.
FATHER IS SENTENCED AFTER 'PL5YFUL TOSS' IS FATAL TO STEPSON
CHARGE INAPPROPRIATE. COURT RJLES IN REVERSING CONVICTION
DOCTOR FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHANGE
DURHAM man IS CHARGEO IN 1-85 WRECK: GRAHAM TEEN-AGFR DIED IN ALAMANCE
INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE
SEE ALSO MIGRANT WORKERS
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
FREE INDIVIDUALS KNOW BEST
IONA COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
TOP-RANKED HEELS PLOW AWAY GACLS
POTENT HEELS OAZZLE GAELS
IOTA PHI LAMPOA SORORITY
NEW OFFICERS
IOWA
SEE ALSO DES MOINES. IOWA
BREAKING POINT COMES FOR 8ELE»GUERED FARMER
IOWA NATIONAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE SAYS ACTION TAKEN ON INSURANCE FIRM
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
LONG: FAILURE IN IOWA COULD HJRT N.C.
JUDGE EXTENDS COURT PROTECTION OF INSURANCE COMPANY
IRAN
KEEPING A SAFE OISTANCE
A LESSON IN NEIGHBORLINESS
HELMS SAYS IRAN INVOLVED IN HIJACKING
HELMS: HIJACKING PLAN ORIGINATED WITH KHOMEINI
POLITICS TRIED TO REUNITE IRANIAN FAMILY
IRAN. MILITARY
SIGNS OF WAR (CARTOONI
'A^.E 458
l/16/Of,
S I T
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C PC L P 8YL
H 2 1/17/85 B 3
S 2 2/06/85 A 5
S 2 7/31/95 A 13
H 2 11/12/85 A 1
H ? 2/U/85 A 4
H 2 11/27/85 B 2 P N Mil.
S 2 11/27/85 0 1 P N n|l
S 2 10/29/85 B IPO K30
H 2 12/13/85 A
2 9/25/85 A 9
2 9/2»/85 A 11
2 l0/l6/e5 A 11
2 10/31/85 8 5
S 2 1/02/R5 A A
H 2 3/21/85 A 4
S 2 6/29/85 C 1
H 2 6/29/85 0 A
H 2 11/30/85 A 13
H 2 9/01/85 D ATT C50
A LESSON IN NEIGHBORLINESS
SIGNS OF WAR ICART00N1
IREDELL COUNTY, N.C.
ANOY BARKER BUILT DREAM — WESTFRN TOWN
KLAN TRIAL TO BEGIN IN IREDELL COUNTY THIS WEEK
6 PEOPLE PLEAD GUILTY IN C ROSS -BURNI NGS
IREOELL STREET
CITY BOARO GIVES FIRM SHOODY TEAL
CLEMENTS NOT VICTIM OF SPECIAL INTERESTS
CONSIDER ALL THE FACTS
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
PARKING LOT IS NEEDEO
SAVE CITY'S NEIGHBORHOOOS
IRELAND
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
SEE ALSO IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY
SEE ALSO NORTHERN IRELAND
SEE ALSO ST. PATRICK'S DAY
REAGAN SAYS IT'S IRELAND FOR HECKLER (CARTOON)
THE NEWLY APPOINTED AMBASSADOR TO ELBA (CARTOONI
DEACONS TOP IRISH NATIONALS
IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY
SEE ALSO IRELAND
SEE ALSO NORTHERN IRELAND
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
LET'S HELP NORTHERN IRELANO
IRON OUKE CLASSIC (BASKETBALL!
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. S°ORTS. BASKETBALL (MENI
EWING. FRIEDER CAPTURE AP'S BASKETBALL HONORS
IRON OUKE CLASSIC (GOLF!
SEE ALSO GOLF
IRON OUKE GOLF TOURNEY TEES OFF TODAY
OEACS. BLUE DEVILS IN DEA0L0C<
GEORGIA TECH RALLIES TO TAKE IRON DUKE TITLE; UNC WINS ATH TOURNEY
MCDONALD. GEORGIA TECH RALLY TO CAPTURE IRON DUKE
IRONMAN TRIATHLON WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
HE TOOK IRONMAN CHALLENGE PERSONALLY
IRP AOIATION
SEE ALSO FOOD PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO RAOIATION
ALAMANCE COMPANY GETS OK FOR BARK RAOIATION TREATMENT
ALAMANCE COMPANY WILL USE RADIATION ON PRODUCE
THE
IRREGAROLESS CAFE
MEAT POPS UP IN UNLIKELY PLACES
ISLAM (GENERAL HEADING!
SEE ALSO ARAB STATES
SEE ALSO DUKE 'JNIV. ISLAMIC ANO ARABIC DEVELOPMENT STUOIES
SEE ALSO JIHAD 1SHIITE MOSELH FUNDAMENTALIST GROUPI
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES!
SEE ALSO SHIITE MUSLIMS
HEADLINE PROMOTES BUS
ISLER I ASSOC. INC.
LOANS COMMITTED FOR HAYTI
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY AT DUR^M DEVELOPMENT
I SO TECHNOLOGIES K4C.
ISOTECHNOL JGIES SEEKS BONOS T3 8UIL0 PLANT
GROUP TAKES NO ACTION ON BONO ISSUE
ORANGE GIVES PRELIMINARY OK TO FIRM'S BONO REOUEST
AGENCY FAVORS FIRM'S REQUEST = OR U.S. BONOS
ISP AEL
SEE ALSO EGYPT
SEE ALSO MIOOLE EAST
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
THE SUFFERING CONTINUES
DUKE PROFESSOR TEACHING IN INSRAEL
ISRAEL WITHDRAWS "IRON FIST" FROM LEBANON (CARTOON!
WRITER'S VIEW OBJECTIONABLE
EXCHANGE STUDENT: ARABS MI SUN3 £R STOOO
ANCIENT RITUAL BATHS UNCOVERED
NEW TEXTILE CONCERN: IMPORTS from ISRAEL
ISRAELI STATESMAN HAILS JET INTERCEPTION
A RECIPE FOR VIOLENCE
H 2 3/21/e5 a A E
H 2 9/01/85 0 ATT C50
2 7/23/85 C I*
2 12/16/85 A 10
? 12/18/85 A 12
5/08/55
5/15/85
5/15/85
5/15/85
5/15/85
5/23/85
H 2 10/04/95 A 4 T T R56
H 2 10/05/85 A ATT C50
S 2 11/21/85 B 3 N
H 2 12/10/85 A
H 2 3/30/85 0
H 2 3/29/85 C 3
S 2 3/30/95 A 10
H 2 4/01/95 B 2
S 2 4/01/R5 D 6
H 2 11/03/55 C 1 P N M71
H 2 7/27/85 A 14 N
H 1 12/20/85 B 1 N
H 2 9/15/85 0 I 1 T N >\30
H 2 5/22/85 A
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3/12/85 A
9/26/85 C
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H 3 12/04/85 B
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12/31/15
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ISRAELIS TO PERFORM
OON'T BLAME ISRAEL
HELMS BLOCKS "OLE MOVE TO ACT ON GENOCIDE TREATY
DAROUSHA TALK SET
ISRAFL, MILITARY
WINSTON-SALEM MAN SERVES IN ISRAELI ARMY
FUTURE NEWS ITEM (CARTOON!
VENGEANCE A TIGHTROPE
TERRORISM BY ISRAELIS
ISRAEL. TRAOE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ISU2U IJAPANESE AUTOI
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA C TRIANGLE
ITALY
SEE ALSO ROME. ITALY
SEE ALSO SHROUO OF TURIN
THEY'VE BAGGED A PROBLE"
VIVA ITALIAN COMIC THEATER
U.S. STRIKES BACK IN GRANO MEASURE
ITAMI. JAPAN
DURHAM EYES SISTERLY TIES TO THE ORIENT
IVEY'S DEPT. STORE
MEN TAKE PURSES
IVEY'S EYES MOVE TO SOUTH SQUARE
IVEY'S CONSIDERS DURHAM STORE
THE
IVY ROOM (DURHAM, N.C. RESTAURANT!
IVY ROOM CLOSES DOORS ON MAY 19
IVY ROOM TO CLOSE
DURHAM LOSING LANDMARK
IVY ROOM SERVES ITS LAST SUPPER
MAY 11 PROVIDED A BAD NEWS MO'NING
IVY ROOM 'IRREPLACEABLE*
NEW RESTAURANT AND BAR OPENS
NEW LOOK FOR IVY ROOM BUILDING
CA8LEVISION TO SHOW PROGRAM 0*1 IVY ROOM
POOLE CELEBRATES BOTH
JAG INC.
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS RULINGS IN BICYCLE SHOP SUIT
J G FURNITURE IQUAKERTOWN, PA . I
BURLINGTON TO SELL FURNITURE DIVISION
J. B. COLE POTTERY
SEE ALSO POTTERS
VIDEOTAPES ARE COMPLETEO OF SEAGROVE AREA POTTERS
J. F. UEBB HIGH SCHOOL
SEE OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO MOREHEAD HILLS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
INTO THE SWING
HENDERSON TOWERS HEATING QUESTIONED
PUBLIC HOUSING HEAT ORAWS RESIDENTS' FIRE
. MATHES CO.. INC.
MATHES FIRM LEAVING DUKE
ST.
PRESIDENT CITES PARKING WOES
J. P. STEVENS CO.
FORMER BOARD MEMBER LASHES OUT AT J. P. STEVENS' BRASS IN MEETING
PROFESSOR SAYS TEXTILE INDUSTRY DECLINE WEAKENS UNIONS POSITION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
J. P. STEVENS ANO UNION SIGN CONTRACT
STEVENS PUTS 18 PLANTS UP FOR SALE
U.S. GOVERNMENT AGREES TO END TEXTILE DECREES
STEVENS MAY BE MULLING PURCHASE OF CANNON MILLS
SALE OF CANNON MILLS TO STEVENS UNLIKELY
J. P. STEVENS' LAWYER SAYS SUIT NOT SETTLED
J. P. STEVENS CO.. SALES AND EARNINGS
STEVENS REPORTS 2ND-0UARTER LOSS
J. R. SHORT GALLERIES
SEA SHOW OUALITY LEFTOVERS
J. SOUTHGATE AND SON. INC.
DOSSIER: SOUTHGATE JONES JR.
JACK O'LANTERNS
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TRUE 'BLUE' PUMPKIN
JACK RABBIT LAUNDRY ANO CLEANERS
ARMED HAN ROBS LAUNORY CLEANERS
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DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
JACKHAMMERS
SUNSHINE ANO STEAM HEAT
JACK'S FOOD MART ("OREHEAO AVE.!
HOW DURHAM SLAYING SOLVED
JACKSONVILLE. N.C.
MARINE OFFICER SAYS SECRETS EASY TO TAKE
POLICE SAY 4-YEAR-OLU OIED AFTER LAYING ON OF HANDS
POLICE SAY FATHER THOUGHT CHILD 'MIGHT BE POSSESSED'
MUROER ARREST MADE
JACKSONVILLE POLICE DEPT.
JACKSONVILLE POLICE OFFICERS 'URY BABY
JACKSONVILLE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
METHODICAL UNC DOWNS JACKSONVILLE
TAR HEELS STRUGGLE PAST DOLPHINS
UNC VISITS NEW TERRITORY WITH TRIP TO JACKSONVILLE
WEN2EL LOOKING FOR A MIRACLE
HEELS ESCAPE DOLPHINS' DEN
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UNC SURVIVES DOLPHIN SCARE
JU'S W6N2EL STRUGGLES FOR RECOGNITION
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JAILS. N.C. POPULATION
DWI CONVICTIONS FILLING N.C. JAILS WITH WEEKENOERS
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JAILS, N.C PRISONER OESTHS
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AUTHORITIES SAID MAN HANGEO HIMSELF IN JAIL CELL
JURY RULES RIGHTS NOT VIOLATE" IN JAIL DEATH LAWSUIT
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JAMES B. DUKE ENOOWMENT
SEE OUKE FNOOWMENT
JAMES B. DUKE PROFESSOPSHIPS
FOUP NAMED TO PROFESSORSHIPS
4 NAMEO DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORS AT OUKE
JAMES BOYD ESTATE
WEYMOUTH CENTER SETS CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE
THE JAMES CO.
N.C. FIOM SOLVES PERSONNEL HEADACHES BY LEASING STAFF
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JAMES E. SHEPARD SFRTOma CLUB
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SERTOMA CLUB OFFICERS
CLUB TO GIVE SI. 000 FOR VICTIMS OF QUAKES
tl.000 GIVEN TO QUAKE VICTIMS
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NCCU BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE CONTRIBUTIONS
JAMES h. CARR t ASSOCIATES
FIRM INTERESTED IN GETTING METHANE FROM ALAMANCE COUNTY'S LANDFILL
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JANITORIAL SERVICES
CITIES SAVING ON JANITORIAL SERVICES
FIRED SCHOOL JANITOR RETURNS WITH RIFLE BUT NO SHOTS PIPED
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U.S. -JAPAN TRADE DEFICIT A MATTER OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
N.C JAPAN CENTER PROMOTES TRADE. UNDERSTANDING
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MARTIN TO VISIT JAPAN
ARTICLE'S SLUR DISTURBED
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REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR AND THAr INFAMOUS DAY
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JAPAN. AUTO INDUSTRY
ECONOMIC SUMMIT PPOMISES FIREWORKS
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THE U.S. OF JAPAN?
JAPAN, BUSINESSES
...JAPANESE RELAXING
JAPAN, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO JAPAN, IMPORTS
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SEE ALSO JAPAN, EXPORTS
U.S. /JAPAN TRAOE
RTP FIRM TO SELL SWITCHING SYSTEMS TO JAPANESE
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JAPAN, INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
HIGH-TECH WAR ESCALATES
AUTHOR: JAPAN CHALLENGING U.S.
AUTHOR SAYS JAPAN HUGE U.S. CHALLENGE
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JAPAN, RELIGION
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JAPAN. TOBACCO
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JAPAN. TRADE
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SOUTHERN GOVERNORS CONCERNED ON ATTITUOE TOWARD PROTECTIONISM
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JAYCEES
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JAZZ
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MARY LOU W IL
SEE ALSO EMANONS JAZZ ENSEMBLE
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
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JEWELRY TAKEN FRGM HOHE
JEWEL'Y TAKEN FROM HOME
JEWELRY TAKEN FROM HOME
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH BURGL»RY
MAN SENTENCED IN JEWELRY THEFT FROM RESIDENCE
T.27.000 HOME BREAK-IN
2 CHARGED IN THEFTS AT HOMES
JEWELRY SALESMAN ROBBEO BY 2 MEN
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PURSE CONTAINING CASH. JEWELRY STOLEN FPQM CAR
JEWELRY STOLEN from BUSINESS
CAMERA EQUIPMENT, JEWELRY ARE TAKEN
MAN IS CHARGED IN NECKLACE THEFT
JEWELRY. CASH STOLEN FROM SPRJNT STREET HOME
JEWELRY
N.C. WOMAN WINS JEWELRY OESIG'i AWARO
JEWS
SEE ALSO ANTI-SFMITISM
SEE ALSO DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL ROLNDTAP-LE OF BLACKS AND JEWS
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO "THE HOLOCAUST-
SEE ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
SEE ALSO PASSOVER
SEE ALSO RABBIS
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
SEE ALSO YQM KIPPUR
SUPPORT IS SOUGHT FOR ETHIOPIAN JEWS
SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR ETHIOPIAN JEWS
RABBI-LOBBYIST: FALWELL ACTING MORE MODFRATF
TOOAY'S JEWISH FESTIVAL
HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL: JEWISH, CHRISTIAN CLERGY TO LEAD SERVICE
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PPOPJSALS FILED
HEARING OFFICER URGED FOR AGENCY REGULATION DISPUTES
REAGAN VICTIM OF GOOD INTENTIONS. BAD AOVICE
HE SLEPT THROUGH WORLD WAR II, PUT...
•NOT FOR JEWS ALONE'
REAGAN'S PLAN AN INSULT
AN INTENTIONAL PUN
REAGAN'S RECONCILIATION
HOW TO WIN RESPECT
KOHL SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE FIRST HOLOCAUST
NAZIS PERSECUTED many
WEST GERMANS ALSO UPSET OVER 3ITUURG
.EATHER PROVIDES CHILLY RECEPTION
FOR THIS JEWISH MAN. IT'S GOOD TO BE FREE
DON'T FORGET THE JEWISH HOLOCAUST...
BIT9URG: IS IT POSSIBLE THAT ME COULD BLAME THE JEWS?
REAGAN CRITICS 'GO TOO FAR'
JEWS. CATHOLICS CELEBRATE
JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL SET AT UNIVERSITY
CHURCH CAROS TO PROTEST JEWS" PLIGHT
JHIRMACK
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL PLAYTEI INC.
JHIPMACK TO MOVE TO OXFORD. A=EX
JIGSAW PUZZLES
SEE ALSO PUZZLES
OUKE STUDENT COMES IN 2N0 IN SEMIFINALS
PUZZLE CHAMPIONS RETAIN THEIR TITLES
PUZZLE DEVELOPER PUTS UP 110,900 PRIZC FOR SOLUTION
JIHAD (SHIITE MOScLM FUNDAMENTALIST GROUPI
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEA01NGI
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO SHIITE MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
N.C. WOMAN GETS GOOD NEWS WHILE ANOTHER WAITS
HELMS BEHINO EFFORT TO FREE HOSTAGES
Jl" VALVANO OUTSTANDING PERSON AWARD
SEE ALSO A.AROS
VALVANO AWARD GIVEN TO MAN frtm ABERDEEN
JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO ACADEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
SEE ALSO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO EOUAL PAY FOR EOUAL WO1 K
SEE ALSO SE« DISCRIMINATION
GOVERNOR SAYS HE DOESN'T FAVO' QUOTAS
COMPARABLE WORTH 'LOONY*
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SECONDING N.C. WISDOM
REP. PULLEY WARNS COMPARABLE W OR TH VOTE MAY BACKFIRF
PULLEY WANTS PANEL TO PROBE STATE POLICY ON EQUAL PAY
COLOR-BLIND RULES SHOULO BE RESTORED
REPORT: COUNTY MEETING GOALS IN HIRING PLACKS. WOMEN
HIRING GOALS FOR MINORITIES, WOMEN ARE SURPASSED IN ORANGE COUNTY
SENATE OKS BILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
DEATH PENALTY URGED FOR K I LL E'. S OF PREGNANT WOMEN
BILL WOULD LET UNO I SC I PL INEO JUVENILES BE CONFINED 15 DAYS
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PROBE: 4 BL4CKS TRE4TED UNEQUALLY
REPORT: HOSPITAL PROGRESSING !N HIRING MINORITIES. WOMEN
CITY MAY PAY LEGAL FEES OF FOUR BLACK WORKERS
CDMP4R4BLE WORTH ISSUE LOSING GROUND IN N.C.
H0SPIT4L TO FOCUS ON MINORITY HIRING
JOB F4IR
NCCU PL4NS FEB. 5 EDUCATION J?B F4IR
PINSTRIPES. BRIEFCASES H4RK OJKE JOBS F41R
JOB SATISFACTION
SEE 4LS0 EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
MONEY NOT EVERYTHING
JOB SEARCHING
LOOKING FOR JOBS
T4R HEEL PUBLISHES JOB-FINDING GUIOE SPCCIFICALLY FOR N.C.
TOP TECHNICAL FIRMS TO REL4Y JOB OPPORTUNITIES BY VIUEO CONFERENCE
JOBS LOOK GOOD FOR DECEMBER G5A0S
JOB SH4RING
SEE 4LS0 EMPLOYMENT. U.S.
SEE 4LS0 WOMEN, C4REERS
SHARED-TEACHING FOR PROFIT
JOB TRAINING
SEE »LSO 1PPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE 4LS0 COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTFM
SEE 4LS0 COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT 4ND TRAINING ACT
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY VETERANS JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO INTERNSHIPS
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB TRAINING
SEE 4LS0 PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TECHNIC4L INSTITUTES
SEE 4LS0 TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUOENTS ITOPSI
SEE ALSO V0C4TI0N4L EDUC4TI0N
SEE ALSO WORK INCENTIVE PR0GR4M
COUNCIL OF STATE OENIES REQUEST TO HELP WARREN COUNTY H0SPIT4L
DEADLINE NEARS FOR VETERANS1 JOBS PROGRAM
MATCHING OLDER WORKERS WITH JIBS
GRANT TO HELP UNEMPLOYED VETS
NEW FEDER4L L4W COULD DECREASE JOB TRAINING IN N.C.
GOVERNOR: BUSINESSES SHOULO 'EXTEND 4 HANO,' NOT H4ND0UT
BUSINESS. GOVERNMENT TIES SOUGHT
SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES SHOULD COOPERATE IS PEP T4LK THEME
HONORS GR40U4TES
EXP4NSI0N. JOBS PR0GR4M TRIM JNFMPLOYMENT RATE
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR JOB TRAINING
RETR4INING M4Y BECOME WAY OF LIFE
CH4MBER RECRUITS STUOENTS
SEVER4L PIC JOB TR4INING CLASSES WILL BEGIN SOON
JOB-TRAINING CLASS HAS 23 GRADUATES
PUPILS TO EXAMINE TECHNICAL CAREERS
JOB TR4INING P4RTNERSHIP 4CT
SEE 4LS0 COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT
PRIVATE INOUSTRY COUNCIL PROGRAMS TO SERVE 800
EXPANSION. JOBS PROGRAM TRIM UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
YOUTH OFFERED JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
BEEPS. GIGGLES MIX IN CL»SS
35 PEOPLfc TO LOSE STATE AGENCY JOBS
SPRING CONSTRUCTION EXPECTED 3N EFLANO SEWER LINE PROJECT
DURHAM, ORANGE COUNTY TO SHARE 4ID FOR 01 S40V 4NT4GED
12 GR4DU4TE FROM WORO-PROC ESSI NG CL4SS
BUDGET PL4NS M4Y HURT IMPORT-P L4&UE0 WORKERS
STUOENTS •PIC 4 WINNER: TRAINING PROGRAMS BRING BETTER JOBS FOR THREE
JOGGING
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S RUN FOR FUN ANO HEALTH
SEE *LSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
TIPS ON T»P FOR WALKERS. JOGGERS
SURGEON: JOGGERS SHOULO STRETCH
UNC SCHEDULING ALUMNI JOG
DON'T IGNORE THE PAIN OF "JOGGER'S KNEE*
JOG-A-THQN PLANNED
JOHN 4. M4S0N HOUSE
ST4TE FOREST DEVELOPMENT 4T J3R04N TO BEGIN IN SPRING
JOHN 4VERY BOYS' CLUB
EMPH4SIS ON LE4RNING
COMPUTER INSTRUCTION
HOMEWORK-HELP EFFORT GROWS; SPORTS SPUR CHILDREN TO STUDY
JOHN B. UMSTE40 H0SPIT4L
SEE ALSO WHITAKER SCHOOL
0ISPATCH6R SAYS RESTR4INT USED ON MENTAL PATIENT
BURNETTE IS ORDEREO SENT TO J3HN UMSTEAO HOSPITAL
2 UMSTEAO HOSPITAL OFFICIALS FORCED TO OUIT
PRISONER FSCAPES FROM UMSTE40 UNIT
EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
4RE4 SCHOOLS. PROJECTS INCLUOEO IN BUDGET PL4NS
UMSTEAO GETS NEW DIRECTOR
FURLOUGHEO MENTAL PATIENT IN POLICE CHASE
OPERATION SANTA HELPS BRIGHTER CHRISTMAS AT BUTNER INSTITUTIONS
MAN COMMITTEO TO HOSPITAL AFTFR INCIDENT
JOHN. B. UMSTEAD HOSPITAL, DIRECTO3
2 UMSTE4D H0SPIT4L 0FFICI4LS cORCED TO OUIT
H4LL 4PP0INTED NEW UMSTEAO HOSPITAL HEAD
JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
JOHN BIRCH FOUNDER, TAR HEEL, DIES AT 85
JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY FOUNDER WELCH GREW UP IN TAR HEEL STATE
BALANCE THE tJUDGET
RETIRED GENERAL SAYS CONSPIRACY THREATENS NATION
A SECOND-RATE POWER
INCREDIBLE HYPOCRISY
EOUC4TI0N CRITIC SP4RKS CONTROVERSY
JOHN C. C4MPBELL FOLK SCHOOL
OUTSIDERS PRESERVE M0UNT4IN FOLKWAYS
JOHN C4LVIN MCN4IR LECTURE
4NNU4L MCN4IR LECTURE FEATURES BARBOUR IN CHAPEL HILL ON OCT. 14
JOHN F. KENNEDY LIBRARY
DURHAM TELECONFERENCE PL4NNED
JOHN H. WHEELER F0UN04TI0N, INC.
NCCU AWARDED «75,000 GRANT
WHEELER FOUNDATION GIVES NCCU LAW SCHOOL S75.000
JOHN MOTLEY MOREHEAO UN0ERGRADU4TE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.-CH4PEL HILL DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
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WIN STREAK
UNC NAMES CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
JOHN RYAN MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNEY
SEE ALSO GOLF
DUKE POSTS LEAO IN RYAN TOURNEY
MINUTEMEN REAOY. ENO UNC SOCCER
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV. SPORTS. LACROSSE
JOHNS HOPKINS VISITS TAR HEELS IN LACROSSE CLASH
HEELS BAG NO. 1 BLUE JAYS. 11-10
JOHNS-MANVILLE CORP.
SUITS ON SMOKING COULD COST BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MILITARY
JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF (CARTOON)
ARMED SFRVICES COMH. I CARTOONI
JONES FERRY ROAO ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
CARRBORO VIEW DOWN THE ROAO ISYSTEMI ISN'T ROSY
JONESTOWN
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
JONESVILLE. N.C.
TOWNS OF ELK IN AND JONESVILLE PONOER "ERGER
JOROACHE
CHARITIES TO GET FAKE JEANS
JORDAN
OUEFN TO VISIT DURHAM
3UEEN CALLS FOR SUPPORT OF PEACE PLAN
QUEEN AOVOCATES PEACE PLAN
EXCHANGE STUDENT: ARABS MISUNDERSTOOD
JORDAN, BROWN* PRICE AND WALL (LAW FIRM)
HILLSBOROUGH SIZING UP 4 LAW FIRMS
TRIANGLE LAW FIRMS TO MERGE
JORUAN DAM
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JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL
JAZZ FESTIVAL SCHEDULED AT JORDAN HIGH SATURDAY
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO HONORS COUNSELOR
JORDAN IS COUNTY TEAM FOR OISTRICT QUIZ BOWL
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES HONOR STUOENTS
DURHAM FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE NEAR JORDAN HIGH
DURHAM STUDENT SEEKS PRESIDENCY OF NATIONAL GROUP
YOUNG THESPIANS
JORDAN RELEASES HONOR ROLL
THEY'LL REPRESENT JOROAN
JOROAN HIGH RFLEASES FOURTH-OU ARTFR HONOR ROLL
JORDAN HIGH CHEERLEADERS TOPS AT CAMP
OR. COBLE'S WIFE HAS 'GOOD QUALIFICATIONS'
PEACE THROUGH UNDERSTANDING
JAMMING AT JOROAN. ..TRAFFIC. THAT IS
S-P-I-R-I-T
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HARVEY'S ON THE LOOSE
TEACHERS IN UNC PROGRAM
GOOD WRITING ESSENTIAL
SWITCH FROM JR. HIGH SCHOOLS. REPORT SAYS
JOROAN HIGH STUOENTS HONOREO
CONCENTRATION
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION
MERCHANDISING WINNERS
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL. ENROLLMENT
TRAILERS MOVED TO JORDAN. NORTHERN FOR FXPECTEO ENROLLMENT INCREASE
JOROAN AND NORTHERN RECEIVE MORE TRAILERS
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS START JUNF 7
GRADUATION DAY: JOROAN HIGH
MILLER URGES JOROAN GRADUATES TO BE MORE ACTIVE IN GOVERNMENT
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
JOROAN VS. SOUTHERN: EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASEBALL
SOUTHERN STOPS JOROAN COMEBACK. MOVES INTO SHARE OF TRIANGLE LEAD
SOUTHERN JUMPS INTO FIRST
FALCONS SOAR INTO SECOND PLAC?
HILLSIDE. PERSON WIN TRACK TITLES
SOUTHERN. JORDAN TAKE TRIANGLC LEAD
SPARTANS. FALCONS WIN
WRIGHT'S CHANCE GIVES SPARTANS TRIANGLE TITLE
WRIGHT'S HIT HELPS SOUTHERN REPEAT
LATE HEROICS PUT FALCONS IN PLAYOFFS
WEST COLUMBUS OEFEATS JOROAN
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL IBOYSI
ORANGE NIPS CUMMINGS
FALCONS STEAL WIN
E. WAKE STUNS JOROAN TO CREATE TIF FQP 1ST
FALCONS' PITIFUL EXHIBITION LEADS TO FIRST TRIANGLE LOSS
WEBB. JOROAN DUEL FOR LEAD IN TRIANGLE 3-A
WEBB ROCKS FALCONS FOR TRIANGLE LEAO
WARRIORS SPFAR FALCONS
SPARTANS. ARMED WITH CONFIDENCE. GROUNO FALCONS
SPARTANS TURN TABLES ON FAVORED FALCONS
FALCONS NEST WITH WEBB AT TOP
FALCONS HOLD OFF WEBB
JOROAN BEATS APEX TO STAY TIEO FOR TRIANGLE LEAD
FALCONS DOWN SOUTHERN FOR SHA)E OF TRIANGLE TITLE
FALCONS NIP SPARTANS; KNIGHTS EARN THE "YE
FALCONS FLIRT WITH PLAYOFF DISASTER
JOROAN ENOS EAST BLAOEN'S HOPES OF DEFENOING 3-A TITLE
JOROAN, WEBB TO MEET IN OISTRICT SHOWDOWN
ALI LEADS JOROAN TO FINAL EIGHT
FALCONS WEAR GOLDEN GLOW OF OISTRICT CROWN
FAMILIAR FOES JORDAN, WARREN TO MEET IN REGIONAL SEMIFINAL
FALCONS, EAGLES CLASH IN EAST REGIONAL SEMIS
BACK ON TOP: JOROAN'S JOHNNY 1 VERY CLOSE TO ANOTHER 3-A TITLE
VANCE SEARCHING FOR WAY TO STAMP OUT STINSON
JOROAN SEEKS FORTUNE AGAIN IN WILSON
STAKES HIGHER FOR FALCONS, EAGLES
WARREN COUNTY BLITZES JOROAN
WARREN COUNTY HUMBLES JOROAN
SEASONS ENO ON FRUSTRATING NOTE
SPARTANS HOLD OFF FALCONS IN STRETCH
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MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
>AGE ".65
1/16/86
SPARTANS TURN BACK FALCONS
DURHAM RALLY SINKS JORDAN
JORDAN WRESTLERS HEAVY ON TRADITION
JORDAN TRIPS APEX FOR FIRST UIN
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
FALCONS* FRAMEWORK
SOUTHFRN-JOROAN BATTLE HEADS SLATE
SOUTHEKN TRAVELS TO JORDAN TONIGHT
SPARTANS RUN AROUND JORDAN
SPARTANS FLOOD JORDAN
BULLOOGS STOP JJROAN. KEEP NEW STREAK ALIVE
JORDAN EDGES APEX FOR FIRST WIN
PERSON WIN OVER JORDAN MARRED BY ROCKETS* INJURIES
ORANGE AVOIDS FALCONS* UPSET 310
FALCONS SHUT OOWN HORNETS
JORDAN ENJOYS VICTORY
AIRING IT OUT
VANCE *0* SHACKLES FALCONS
KNIGHTS BLAST JORDAN TO CLAIM NINTH STRAIGHT WIN
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SOCCER
JOROAN CLAIMS PAC-6 SOCCER CRDWN WITH TIE
JOROAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SWIMMING (BOYSI
FALCON SWIMMERS STILL WET BEHI NO THE EARS
FALCON SWIMMERS ADVANCE
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TENNIS (1 OYS I
JORDAN NETS TRIANGLE TENNIS TDURNEY TITLE
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TENNIS (GIRLS1
CAVS 0EF6NU CC TITLE
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. VOLLEYBALL IGIRLSI
PREPS: NCHSAA TOURS THE STATE
FALCONS RALLY. ADVANCE IN VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS
HARRIS* FALCONS FLYING HIGH TME LOW-KEY WAY
FALCONS DEFEND CROWN
JORDAN HIGH JUBILATION
JOROAN GETS 3RD STATE TITLE
JOROAN WINS AGAIN
JORDAN REPEATS. ..AGAIN
DIGGING FOR GOLD
SPORTS COVERAGE SEXIST
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. WRESTLING
ANDREWS TAKES BULL DURHAM TITLE
JOSEPH A. C. WAOSWORTH PROFESSORSHIP IN OPHTHALMOLOGY
SEE DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. 3PHTHALM0L0GY OEPT.
JOSEPH M. AND KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN UNIV. CENTER
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV., BUILDING i. RENOVATION PROJECTS
BIG OBSTACLE FOR A LITTLE STAR
JOURNALISM
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
SEE ALSO ROBERT F. KENNEDY JOURNALISM AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
UNC'S COLE TO HEAO JOURNALISM ASSOCIATION
INSIDE
YOUNG REPORTERS CONTEST SCHEDJLEO
UNC JOURNALISM SCHOOL RANKED NO. 6
JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO ACCURACY IN MEDIA INC. IAIMI
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
SURRENDERING GENERAL HAS REALISTIC OUTLOOK
THE ARGUMENT FOR LEAVING PRIVATE MATTERS ALONE
FROM OUT TO IN: GOVERNMENT POSTS PRESENT MONETARY LURES.
IT WASN'T NEWS AT ALL
IS PRESS CREDIBLE? WE'RE SURE TRYING
MCADAMS WINS AWARD FOR PAPER
NETWORKS BUY THE NEWS
JOY TOTS
•KIOOIE HEALTH SPAS*
ETHICAL TRAPS
ATTRACT TOTS. PARENTS
JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
SEE ALSO JEWS
SEE ALSO PASSOVER
CHURCH CAROS TO PROTEST JEWS* PLIGHT
RECEIVING CARDS
JUDGE GALLERY
SHOW PAYS TRIBUTE TO DAL I • S CAREER
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3 DURHAM MEN T
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12/31/B5
question
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SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
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COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINOING IT EASED MARIJUANA POSSESSION.
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SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
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REPUBLICAN'S JUOGE ELECTION BILL REJECTION
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DARE COUNTY FLYING AMBULANCE HITS SNAG WITH NEW REGULATIONS
JUOGESi N.C.i UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
SEE ALSO N.C. JUDICIAL STANDARDS COMMISSION
COURT ASKEO TO CENSURE JUDGE
JUDGE ACCUSED OF DWI RESIGNS
EX-JUDGE PLANS TO DEFEND HIMSELF ON DHI CHARGE
JUOGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF JUSTICE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, JUDGES
CHARLOTTE LAWYER REPORTEDLY HELMS* JUDGESHIP CHOICE
HEL"S TO CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR CURRIN
JUDICIAL MALPRACTICE
PICK BEST JUDGES POSSIBLE
REVIEW MAY DELAY ELECTION OF JUDGES
JUDGES. WO»EN
SEE WOMEN. JUOGES
JUDICIAL BUILDING
SEE DURHAM COUNTY JUDICIAL DUILDING
JUOKIAL OISTRICT 14
SEE 14TH JUDICIAL OISTRICT
JUOICIAL DISTRICT 15-B
SEE ALSO 14TH JUOICIAL DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
PUBLIC DEFENOER REJECTS CRITICISM
JUGGLING
THE ART OF JUGGLING
JULY 4
SEE ALSO FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
JULY 4TH ANO THE FLAG
DISPLAYS. VOLUNTEER WORKERS SOUGHT FOR JULY 4 CELEBRATION
ENO'S JULY 4 FESTIVAL SET FOR THREE DAYS
FOURTH WILL BE A FOURTH FOR C50SS IN CHAPEL HILL
PLAN FOR ENO FESTIVAL
ENO PREVIEW: 1985 FESTIVAL THE BIGGEST YET
TRIANGLE PLANS JULY 4TH EVENTS
16 HOLIDAY OEATHS PREOICTEO
ENO FEST, BIGGEST BOOM CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE
TRINITY PARK PLANS PICNIC FOR JULY 4TH
PENDING BILLS IN LEGISLATURE MAY REOUIRE HOLIDAY SESSION
MOST DURHAM WORKERS TO GET THURSDAY OFF
JULY FOURTH: FESTIVALS. FIREWORKS ANO A DAY OFF FOR MANY WORKERS
CITY TO CELEBRATE FOURTH WITH TRADITIONAL FIREWORKS
THE INDEPENDENCE DAY GRIEVANCES STILL AROUND
FIR EWORK S
JULY 4TH FESTIVITIES: SINGING, DANCING, BOOM!
CELEBRATE JULY 4TH
FUN AND GAMES
CROWD TURNS ENO FESTIVAL INTO HUGE FAMILY REUNION
OFFICIALS PROBE WAKE FOREST FIREWORKS MISHAP
OVAL PARK PARAOE
JULY 4TH FUN
OVAL PARK PARAOE
FOURTH HOT SALES DAY FOR DURHAM
INOEPENOENCE DAY FUN
FIREWORKS SHOW ATTRACTS ESTIMATED 60,000 PEOPLE
FIVE KILLED AND FIVE INJURED IN TWO-CAR CARSH IN MOORE
FIREWORKS SHELL SPARKS FIRES ON ISLAND
NEXT YEAR'S JULY 4TH FIREWORKS MAY BE HELD AT NORTHGATE MALL
PATRIOTISM FLOURISHED IN BULL CITY OF OLD
16 DIE IN HOLDAY ACCIDENTS
ENO FESTIVAL'S DEMISE WOULD BE A TRAGIC BLOW
COPING. HOPING ONLY WAY TO HANDLE FIREWORKS JAMS
JULY 7 (BOOKI
SOUTHERN LANDSCAPES AND INHABITANTS COME TO LIFE IN TWO MCCORKLE NOVELS
JUMP ROPES
BOUNCING BULLDOGS GAININS FAME
SKIPPING OUO OF HOPE VALLEY
SCHOOL SKIPPING
BOUNCING BULLDOGS JUMP FOR JOY
JUNCTION PLAZA
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS APPROVED
JUNEAU, ALASKA
SEE ALSO ALASKA
MONOAY CAN BE SUNDAY
POETIC LICENSE?
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO PROJECT BUSINESS
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM TO BEGIN
NORTHERN TELECOM GIFT BRINGING JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT TO SCHOOLS
YOUTH PROGRAM SEEKS FIRMS" AID, MONEY
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN A STOCK TABLE?
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF OURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM JUNIOR LEAGUE (BECAME JUNIOR LEAGUE OF OURHAM t ORANGE CO.
JUNIOR LEAGUE'S NEW NAME
IT'S NOW OURHAM, ORANGE LEAGUE
WAROROPPER PARTY LAUNCHES NCCU TREASURES AUCTION
SEMINAR FULFILLEO NEED
JUNIOR LEAGUE PLEDGES SI, 000 TO FOUNDATION'S EOUCATtUN FUND
EDUCATION FUND TO RECEIVE 15,000
DIVERSE FASHIONS
MOREHEAO HALL SCENE OF PRESERVATION BALL
GETTING THE GOODS
AWAITING THE BARGAIN SALE
THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIES... IAOI
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW ANO SALE
SEE OURHAM KIWANIS CLUB JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW ANO SALE
JUNIOR MISS
SEE TEEN-AGE REAUTY CONTESTS
JUNIOR OLYMPICS
SEE NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS
JUNIOR U. S. VOLLEYBALL ASSOC.
SEE ALSO OURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
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JUNK FOOD
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO VENDING MACHINES
JUNK FOOD NOT ALWAYS STUDENTS1
CELEBRITY JUNKFOOO
N U A L INDEX
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JUNK YARDS
GRANVILLE TO REQUIRE PERMIT FOR JUNKVARPS
ESTHETICS IS KEY FACTOR IN ZONING
VOLUNTEERS CLEAR ISLANO EYESORE OF JUNKED AUTOS
JURY OUTY
SFE ALSO COURTS, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.c.
SEE ALSO DURHAH COUNTY GRAND JUR Y
LAW CHANGE WOULD PROTFCT POTENTIAL JURO=S
TO SEPVE ON A JURY OR NOT . • • TH ERE ■ S NOT MUCH QUESTION
LEGISLATORS OFBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZAROPUS WASTE SPILLS
JUOGE JAILS TWO JURORS
JURY SELECTION
JURORS: RACE NO FACTOR IN MOORMAN TRIAL
JUDGE SAYS KLAN-NAZI SUIT JURY SELECTION TOO SLOW
MORE POTENTIAL JURORS FOR SUIT CHOSEN
SIX-MEMBER JURY CHOSEN IN KLA>I SUIT
JURY CHOSEN FOR GARY CLAYTON'S TRIAL ON BANK ROBBERY CHARGE
JURY SELECTED FOR CLAYTON TRIAL
JURY SELECTION TO BEGIN TOOAY IN MUROER TRIAL
JURY POOL RUNS DRY FOR BROTHERS' MUROER TRIAL
MORE JURURS SUMMONED FOR TRIAL
JURY TAMPERING
SEE ALSO BRIBERY
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIME. U.S.
SENATE OKS SHOPLIFTERS'
ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
JURY TRIAL BY PEERS
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINDING IT EASED MARIJUANA POSSESSION.
JUST-US MORTGAGE CO.
SUIT ACCUSES ROBERTS FAMILY OF FRAUD IN LAND TRANSACTIONS
DURHAM LAWSUIT SEEKS 1300.000 FROM PAUL ROBERTS. FAMILY, CCB
JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO JUVENILE OELINOUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO STATUS OFFENDERS
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
LABARRE LINKS BAD PARENTS TO ZRIME
TWO PROPOSALS AIMED AT CURBING DELINOUENT YOUTH
BILLS MAY EXTEND CONTROL OVER 16- AND 17-YEAR OLDS
COUNSELORS FINISH TRAINING SESSION
BILL PROPOSES TO REVERSE INTENT OF 1977 LAW ON STATUS OFFENDERS
COMPUTER SYSTFMS TO HELP TRACE YOUTHS WHO FLEE COURT
JUVENILE CRIM
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BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL STARTS ESOP WITH 4140.000 GIFT
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WOOOCROFT AOOING RESTAURANT, STORES
ECONOMISTS SEE STATE'S GROWTH IN 1986 AS STEADY, SOLID
KEY HOMES, INC.
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
FIRM PLANS 740 NEW HOMES IN T'lANGLE
KEY HOMES' PLANS FOR DURHAM A3EA ARE 786 HOMES IN NEXT THREE YEARS
KEY VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
VOLUNTEERS LEARN IT'S TWO-WAY STREET
'DURHAM'S ACADEMY AWAROS'
FRIENDLY TOUCHES SHOW THEIR LOVE
VOLUNTEERS ENHANCE CITY
HELPING IS GOAL FOR THESE KEY VOLUNTEERS
THESE THREE GAVE OF THEMSELVES
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE ARE THEIR CONCERN
HONORED VOLUNTEERS CREDIT TO ». SVP UNIT
KHRAISH CONSTRUCTION CO.
TEXAS FIRM PLANS TOWER TO GO WITH CIVIC CENTER
MORGAN STREET COMPLEX PROPOSALS TO HE DETAILED
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KICK THE FUTURE (ROCK GROUP I
VOLUME SMOTHERS UUALITY OF KICK THE FUTURE ROCK
KICKBACKS
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SEE ALSO PRICE FIXING
STATE SAYS FIRM PAID KICKBACKS
TITLE INSURANCE EXECUTIVE TO FIGHT KICKBACK CHARGE
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TH KIDNAPPING F3R DURHAM BANK ROBBERY
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ROBBED AFTER LEAVING BAR
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2 6/02/85 D 11 N Ul
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3/17/85 E
5/03/85 B
5/06/85 B
5/D7/85 A
5/08/85 B
5/09/85 C
5/11/65 B
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6/22/85 A
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S 2 11/26/85 A 23 N
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s u ii j e c r s
°«r.t 1,7'
1/16/96
WOMAN KIDNAPPED AT STORE
TEEN CHARGEO WITH BREAK-IN
PRISON ESCAPEE CHAkGED with KIONAPPING woman
AOOIIIUNAL CHARGE FILEO AGAINST ESCAPEE
ESCSPEO PRISONER CHARGED HITH KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT
MAN HELD IN SLAYING FACES MORE CHARGES
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT
COMPETENCY TEST OPDERED FOR BCTHEA
RUBBER KIDNAPS STORE EMPLOYEE
DURHAM MAN ABDUCTED, R098EO
MAN WITH GUN DEMANDS CASH FP 01 WOMAN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
TWO CHARGEO WITH KIDNAPPING W-IILE FLEEING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
DISABLED MAN FOUND CRAWLING ON R3A0
FBI ENTERS INVESTIGATION OF KIONAPPING REPORT
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES ARREST MAN FOR NCCU ABDUCTION, ASSAULT
DURHAM MAN HELO ON KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT CHARGES
BOND LOWERED FOR ACCUSED ASSAILANT
KIDNAPPING, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, INTERNATIONAL
WHY Dn THEY STAY IN BEIRUT?
HELMS BEHIND EFFORT TO FREE HOSTAGES
Hnw WILL SOVIETS REACT?
FORMER BEAUTY QUEEN'S TRIAL SCHEDULED FEB. 5
KIDNAPPING, N
SEE ALSO H
N.C
DURHAM C
KIONAPPI
STORE EM
MAN CHAR
APEX WOM
G=EENSBO
5-HOUP S
OFFICERS
DEPUTY R
WARRANT
KIONAPPE
KIONAPPI
KIDNAP V
NO ADD IT
NO MORE
BONO DOU
KIDNAPPI
POLICE S
DEATH PE
SLAYING
SUSPECT
MAN WANT
SUSPECT
TWO MEN
ARMORED
MURDERED
HURDER H
NEPHEW B
SBI: RAN
WRIGHT C
OHIO, N.
WAKE COU
NEPHEW I
AUNT KIO
KIDNAPPI
N.C. COU
CHATHAM
FBI IS I
MAN GETS
WOMAN DE
FOUR CHA
UNOERWOO
ANOTHER
TEAGUE D
WITNESSE
ALAMANCE
JURY EXP
TEAGUE T
TEAGUE A
RESENTEN
RULING I
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USTAGES.
FACES K
OURT CUT
NG SENTE
PLOYEE A
GEO WITH
AN TERRO
RO GIRL
TANOOFF
CATCH M
AMS CAR,
ISSUED F
D GIRL L
NG IS RE
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ARRESTS
BLED FOR
NG OEFEN
AN N
NALTY MO
SUSPECT
IN HAMME
ED IN HA
IN SLAYI
CHARGED
TRUCK GU
CAB ORI
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OUNO OVE
SOM MONE
HARGED W
C: 'OUR
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NAPPER
NG SUSPE
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RULING U
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LIFE TE
SCRIBES
RGEO IN
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WITNESS
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S SUPPOR
COUNTY
ECTED TO
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CQUITTED
CING IN
N KIDNAP
N.C.
IDNAP, ASSAULT
S SENTENCE
NCE REDUCEO PJ
BOUCTED, ASSAJ
FRANKLIN KIO*J
RUED AS HUSBl
TAKEN TO KUWAI
ENDS IN KIONAP
AN HOLDING EX
CAPTURES SUSP
OR KUWAITI MAN
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PORTED IN CHAT
FE ; RELATIVE C
RESTS EXPECTED
EXPECTED IN KI
ACCUSED KIDNA
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0 LONGER PR!M=
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SOUGHT IN OURH
R SLAYING APPA
MMEP SLAYING V
NG HELD WITHOU
AFTER BODY FOJ
ARD 'SHOCKED
VER FOUNO IN
ELAYED
R IN KIONAPPI*!
Y WAS FOUND ON
ITH MURDER
PRAYERS ARE w
DIES IN KIONAP
IN KIDNAPPING
COMPETENT' F0>
CT 'COMPETENT'
S NEW SENTENCI
PHELD
TING ABDUCT I O'l
R" FOR KIONAP,
DAY HER DAUGHT
BEATING. KIONA
ERS FILE PREH
SAYS MAN TALK?
ER BEING WITH
T TEAGUE'S TE<
MURDER CASE WI
CONSIOER VERD
LL UNOECIOED
IN WOMAN JOGS
LIFE TERM OROF
PING CASE EXPE
ROBBERY CHARGFS
R ESCAPEE
LTEO
APPING, ASSAULT
ND AWAITS TRIAL
T IN CHILO-SNATCHING
PING CHARGES
WIFE, CHILDREN
ECT
WHO TOOK DAUGHTER OUT OF COUNTRY
R ON BACK ROAOS
HAM
HARGED
IN KIDNAPPING
DNAPPING CASE
PPER
ISEO
SUSPECT IN TWO CHARLOTTE KIDNAPPINGS
MUROER, AODUCTION CASE
AM, ORANGE COUNTIES
RFMTLY PHONES THREATS TO FORMER... PA" TNEP
A8BED IN DURHAM
T 30N0
NO NORTH OF FRANKLINTON
AT ROBBERY
ASTONIA
DAWSON
ITH FAMILY, FRIENOS'
PING. SHOOTING
CASE
TRIAL
NG FOR MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING TV EXEC...
• SLAYING
ASSAULT
ER DISAPPEARED
PPING OF BIKE RIDER
IAL MOTIONS
D ABOUT GIRL'S DEATH
TAMMY ALDRIOGE
TIMONY IN TRIAL
LL GO TO JURY EARLY NEXT WEEK
1CT IN TEAGUE TRIAL TODAY
ER'S DEATH
RED BY SUPREME COURT
CTED TOOAY
KIDNAPPING, U.S.
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES, U.S.
Fai PROBES VA. MAN'S ABDUCTION
kionapping attempts
police probe kionap attempt
man tries to kionap girl at bj s stop
women report attempteo kidnapping
teen-age girl escapes kidnapper
teen-ager escapes from kidnapper
wright freed after lawyer missed court
wright's lawyer 'late for work'
wright freed earlier after attorney was latf
no-show lawyep points to serious problem
what the public 0efen0er had f op breakfast (cartoon!
police say girl and mother foileo attempteo abouction
kioney dialysis
see dialysis unit
kidney disease
see also dialysis unit
ouke team works on young pathnts with kidney problems
kidney stones
see also lithotoiptfr
agency favors hospital's plan for kioney-stone machine
duke kidney stone machine plan will be oebateo tonight
panel favors ouke hospital's lithotripter bio
ouke kidney machine gets tentative noo
health agency, duke agree on <ionfy-stone machine
ouke gets approval for kioney machine
state conditionally uk s n.c. memorial lithotripter
state tentatively ok s kidney device for n.c. memorial
ouke's request for < ione y- st01 e smasher oenisd
demonstration of lithotripter planned saturday
kioney stones bashed. crushed. blitzed
state limits lithotripters
lithotripter ruling favors urologists
kioney transplants
see also drgan donors
accident victim's heart, kidneys oonated
transplant pioneer to be reco'nueo
2-year-0l0 fayetteville boy youngest, smallcst n.c. kidney-transplant
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8/2l/»5
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15
N
S 2
9/21/85
A
14
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H 2
3/30/85
B
4
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H ?
8/31/85
A
p
N
S 2
9/31/85
A
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N
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11/07/85
A
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A47
H 2
11/09/85
A
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A54
H 2
U/09/»5
A
15
N
h 2
u/it/es
C
1
N
S 2
U/ll/85
A
3
N
S 2
U/15/85
A
8
N
H 2
11/18/85
B
1
P C
H 2
1 1/25/85
A
14
N
M51
M 2
11/25/85
B
1
N
H 2
1 1/26/85
B
A
N
S 2
12/06/85
C
1
N
H 2
12/07/85
3
A
N
H 2
12/14/85
A
1
N
S82
H 2
6/01/85
A
A
p
H 2
7/07/85
A
12
N
H 2
10/03/85
A
A
E
H 1
12/27/B5
B
5
N
S 2
1/09/85
A
2
N
S 2
2/26/85
C
1
N
A47
H 2
2/27/85
C
2
N
H I
3/28/85
B
1
N
H 1
4/10/85
e
I
N
H 2
5/08/85
A
1
N
H 2
5/19/85
A
12
N
H 2
5/27/85
c
2
N
S 2
5/27/85
A
I
N
H 2
5/29/85
B
4
N
H 2
6/02/B5
B
10
N
H 2
6/30/85
B
A
N
H 2
7/15/85
B
I
N
H 2
7/16/85
A
I
N
896
S 2
7/16/85
A
I
N
K45
H 2
7/17/85
B
1
N
K45
S 2
7/17/85
A
1
N
H 2
7/18/85
B
I
P N
H 2
7/23/85
3
2
N
S ?
7/23/«5
C
I
N
H 2
9/04/85
B
1
N
K45
H 2
3/05/85
S
1
P N
K45
S 2
3/05/85
A
1
P N
K45
H 2
8/06/85
A
1
P N
K45
H 1
B/06/85
C
1
N
H 2
8/05/85
A
9
N
S 2
8/10/85
A
16
N
S 2
8/23/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/29/85
B
I
N
K45
S 2
8/29/85
A
12
N
H 2
8/31/85
A
1
P N
X99
H 2
8/31/85
A
I
P N
W36
S 2
9/09/85
c
2
N
H 3
9/17/85
c
1
N
H 2
10/29/85
B
1
N
H 3
10/29/85
B
1
N
K45
H 2
10/30/85
A
13
N
S 2
10/3D/P5
c
13
N
H 2
11/06/95
0
A
N
H 2
11/07/85
B
3
N
H I
11/08/85
B
I
N
HbO
H 2
11/12/85
A
It
N
S 2
11/12/85
A
8
N
H 1
11/13/85
C
1
N
H60
H I
U/14/85
8
1
N
H60
H 1
11/15/85
8
1
N
H60
H 1
11/16/85
C
1
N
H60
H I
U/19/85
3
1
N
H60
H I
11/20/85
E
I
N
H 2
11/21/85
A
1
N
H60
H 3
12/11/85
B
14
N
L40
H 3
12/31/85
B
1
P N
W27
S 2
11/27/85
C
2
N
S 2
2/05/85
A
1
N
K45
H 2
2/06/95
B
14
N
H 2
7/08/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/29/85
A
11
N
S 2
7/29/85
C
4
N
H 2
9/06/85
8
1
N
H 3
9/06/85
B
1
P N
S 2
9/06/85
C
1
N
H 2
9/12/85
A
4
L
H 2
9/12/85
A
5
T T
C50
H 2
10/03/85
B
6
N
s
2
6/03/85
B
5
N
H
2
3/07/85
B
N
330
S
2
4/18/85
C
N
J56
H
2
4/19/85
B
N
R30
s
2
4/19/85
A
N
J56
H
2
5/02/85
B
N
830
s
2
5/02/85
C
N
J56
H
2
5/31/85
B
N
s
2
6/01/85
A
12
N
H
2
8/06/85
c
N
930
H
2
10/28/«5
B
N
H
2
11/12/85
a
P N
B30
H
2
11/12/95
B
N
H
2
12/15/85
B
N
H
2
3/12/85
C
A
N
H
2
4/23/85
A
11
N
H
2
6/02/85
B
7
N
080
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/65
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
TRANSPLANT OF KIDNEY TO THIN 10 YEARS AGO STILL UNIOUF TODAY
MONEY AIO STOPS SHORT
KIDS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD (KINI
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
WORKING MOMS IN NEED OF CHILD CARE SET UP NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITY
KIDS ON THE SLOCK (PUPPET SHOWI
PUPPET TROUPE HELPS DEMYSTIFY HANDICAPS
PUPPETS WORK WONDERS
PUPPET TROUPE SETS APPEARANCE
MAGIC
KIOSTUFF CHILDREN'S THEATRE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
KILL OEVIL HILLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO KITTY HAWK. N.C.
SFE ALSO WRIGHT BROTHERS
VANDALS WRECK PEDESTALS. STEAL BUST OF ORVILLE WRIGHT
WRIGHT OUST RECOVERED AFTER CALL FROM TIPSTER
VANDALISM INFURIATING
KILLED. WOUNOEO. JAILEO ANO EXPELLED
TRYING TO DESCRIBE CRAZY WOR LO CAN BE DANGEROUS
KILLER BEES
SEE ALSO BEES
N.C. EXPERT WORRIED BY POTENTIAL BACKLASH FROM AFRICANIZED BEES
THE KILLING FIELDS (FILMI
■KILLING FIELD- NOT PRETTY
BUT IT'S NEW WAR FOR REAL
THE KIMESVILLE TAR HEEL (NEWSPAPER!
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
THESE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS HAVE EXCLUSIVE READERSHIP
KIMLFY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES INC.
MORTGAGE RATE OUTLOOK PROMISING FOR SUMMER
TREYBURN TALKS FOCUS ON ROADS
K INOERGARTENS. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. KINDERGARTEN
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. KINOERGARTEN
KINDNESS
KINDNESS NEEOED KEY FOR SCHOOL DISCIPLINE MANUAL'S AUTHOR SAYS
KINEMATIC
SEE ALSO DANCE
DANCE FESTIVAL CURTAIN TO FALL ON FRUITS OF WORKING TOGETHER
DANCING DIVERGENT, UNORTHODOX
YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS. COMPOSE' S SHOW THEIR STUFF
KING.
N.C.
R.J. REYNOLOS IS COMING TO TOWN AND BUSINESS IS BOOMING IN KING
KING KONG (FILMI
KING KONG FINDS HOME IN WILMINGTON
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
KING MACKEREL AND THF BLUES ARE RUNNING (SHOWI
•DIAMOND STUDS' DUO OPENS NEW SHOW
THE BLUES ARE RUNNING IN CHAP=L HILL
•KING MACKEREL' IS A GOOD-TIMF TONIC
KING SOLOMON'S MINES (FILMI
•KING SOLOMON' A REHASH OF 'RAIDERS.' LESS WIT
KINGS CLUB
OUEEN AGAIN
RECREATION CHAMPS
KINGS' DAUGHTERS HOME
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL OROER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS
OFFICERS INSTALLED
KINGS "OUNTAIN. N.C.
KINGS MOUNTAIN PLANT
KING'S SANDWICH SHOP
MONEY STOLEN FROM SANOWICH SHIP
KINGSTON TRIO
MEMORIAL SERVICE PLANNEO FOR <INGSTON TRIO'S GAM3ILL
KINGSTUNS WITH SYMPHONY
KINGSTON TRIO KICKS OFF THE OJRHAM SYMPHONY'S SEASON
MUSICAL HAKRIAGE: DURHAM SYMPHONY AND THE KINGSTON TRIO GET TOGETHER
PRACTICE PAYS OFF FOR MAESTRO MARTIN
•CONDUCTOR' MARTIN GETS WISH
A SYMPHONIC H00T6NANNY
KINSTON, N.C.
ARMEO MAN TAKES OVER KINSTON "ADIO STATION
OFFICERS SAY MAN ARRESTED AT *A0IO STATION TRIED TO HANG HIMSELF
FIRE DAMAGES N.C. DU PONT PLANT
KINSTON BLUE JAYS (BASEBALL TEAMI
BULLS STOP JAYS IN 13TH
BULLS' ACE FINALLY ARRIVES
BULLS CHARGE PAST BLUE JAYS
BULLS RIP BLUE JAYS
BULLS' HOT BATS BURN JAYS AGAIN
BULLS ON A ROLL
BULLS LOSE. BUT REMAIN ATOP H=AP
ERRORS DOOM BULLS TO DEFEAT
BULLS BUMP JAYS FOR 2-GAME LEAD
BULLS TRIP JAYS FOR 2-GAME PA}
BLUE JAYS TRIM BULLS' LEAO TO 1
BULLS OUTLAST KINSTON IN 15-10 HIT PARADE
BULLS TOP KINSTON IN UNUSUAL SLUGFEST
BULLS WHIP BLUE JAYS. AOD 3 PLAYERS
BULLS* STREAK AT 3; HELP COMING
NEW FACES HELP BULLS SCORE 6-5 WIN
SUMTER TRANSPLANTS PACE WIN
BULLS' 1ST HALF ENDS ON LOSS
BULLS START SECOND HALF TONIGHT
KINSTON EXTENDS bULLS' LOSING SKID
TWO COMEBACKS DROP BULLS TO 0-4
DURHAM DROPS SIXTH STRAIGHT
BULLS GIFT WRAP KINSTON VICTORY
KINSTON SHUTOUT KEEPS BULLS WINLESS
BULLS REMAIN WINLESS IN SECONO HALF
HEALTHY DEL ROSARIO AIDS BULLS' 5-4 WIN
JAYS PUT HITCH IN BULLS* ROLL
BLUE JAYS ARE RED-HOT
PAGi 47J
1/16/86
S 2
S 2
7/31/85
8/10/85
S 2 5/30/85 A 6 " N
2/28/85
3/07/85
7/18/85
8/01/85
6 P F J06
H 2 12/20/85 D 6 P N
2
2
2
7/11/85
7/15/85
7/30/85
A
A
A
8
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4
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N
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10/20/85
0
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866
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9/02/85
0
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3/01/85
0
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7/04/95
10/10/85
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C
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H 2 7/28/85 B 1 P N W24
S 2
S 2
7/15/85 A
7/16/85 B
7/18/85 D
H 2 11/28/85 B
H 2
S 2
4/28/85 B
5/27/85 B
2 11/26/85 A
2 12/06/85 0
2 12/10/85 A
W66
L34
971
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F W66
R W66
H 2 U/29/85 D B
4/29/85 A
8/21/85 D
2 P
2 P
K30
K30
S 2 7/11/85 C 9 P P M66
H 2 10/30/85 A 10
H 2 5/27/85 C
3/23/85
7/12/85
8/01/85
9/20/85
9/23/85
9/23/85
9/24/B5
10
3
1
I
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580
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H 2 9/18/85 A 15
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6/24/85
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6/24/85
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6/25/85
0
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6/25/85
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ii
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1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 17A
1 / 1 h/Sfa
•LUCKY- MORRIS TOPS BULLS' W IN
BULLS STAY HOT, TOP BLUE JAYS
JAYS' RALLY BEATS BULLS
BULLS BACK JONES WITH LATE SORING
FIRST-INNING RALLY FUELS BULLS' VICTORY
KINSTON TO LOSE WORKING AGREEMENT WITH JAYS
KIPBY THEATER (ROXBORU. N.C.I
THE REELS HAY ROLL ONCE MORE IN ROXBORO'S OLO KIRBY THEATRE
KIOKPATRICK CONCRETE BUILDING
BURLINGTON FIRE DAMAGE PLACED AT «500.000
KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN IFRHI
•KISS" CASTS SPELL
•KISS' GETS BETTER AS IT GOES ALONG
K I S S I NG
HILLSIDE COACH KISSES PIG
"KISSING ROBBER-
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, U.S.
ARREST IS MADE IN 'KISSING BA10IT' CASE
KITCHENS
FOR THE HOME
KITE FLYING
3RD KITE FLY TO BE SUNDAY
GO FLY A KITE
CARRBORO KITE OATE WAS WRONG
GO FLY A KITE — IN CARRBORO
HFADING SKYWARD
BLASTOFF
KITE FLY
KITTRELL. N.C.
KITTRELL RECEIVES DONATION FOR WATER SYSTEM
TRAIN OERAILS NEAR KITTRELL; CHLORINE TANKER OVFRTUPNS
RESIDENTS EVACUATED AS WORKERS TRY' TO LIFT OERAILEO CHLORINE CAR
CHLORINE TANKER SET BACK ON HACKS
IRON ON TRACK BLAMED FOR DERAILMENT
KITTRELL JOB CORPS CENTER
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
JOB CENTER TO HOLD GRADUATION FRIDAY
KITTRELL RECEIVES 00NAT10N F0< WATER SYSTFM
KITTRELL WATER ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES. N.C.
KITTRELL RECEIVES DONATION FO' WATER SYSTEM
KITTY HAWK, N.C.
SEE ALSO KILL OEVIL HILLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WRIGHT BROTHERS
PAPER AIRPLANE FLIGHT USEO TO SHOW AIRFOIL DESIGN
KIWANIS CLUBS
SEE DURHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE FRIENDLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
SEE TARHEEL GOLD K KIWANIS CLUB ICHAPEL HILLI
SEE TOBACCOLAND KIWANIS CLUB
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
HONORABLE ELDERS
KLAN-NAZI TRIAL
SEE COMMUNIST WORKERS PARTY
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE NAZI PARTY, N.C.
KNIGHT-RIODER NEWSPAPERS INC.
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
NEWS CHIEF: PRESS NEEDS TO BE FAIP
PUBLISHING FIRM TO PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAM
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MUROOCH CENTER RECEIVES 160.000
EASTER TREASURES
FUNO DRIVE UNDER WAY
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
PYTHIAS OFFICERS
WEST DURHAM LODGE TO GET NEW CHARTER
BACK IN GOOO STANDING
KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
KNIVES
BILL FILEO TO ALLOW N.C. VOTERS TO REPEAL SUCCESSION
BILLS SEEK EDUCATION CHANGES
STATE FACING CLAIMS ON COASTAL LAND DEEDS
POCKETKNIFE DEFINITION FINOS FAVOR
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
LEGISLATORS TO LOOK AT STATE'S OVFRTIME PAY
POCKETKNIFE BILL NO OPEN-AND-SHUT MATTER
THROWN KNIFE HITS HELPFUL POLICE OFFICER
KNOLL MANOR REST HOME
NURSING HOME PARTIES AMONG PROJECTS OF CREATIVE CIVITANS
KNOLLS APARTMENTS (OLO CHAPEL HILL ROAOI
KNOLLS CONSTRUCTION HALTED
KNOLLWOOO SUBDIVISION
122 MILLION RETIREMENT COMMUNITY IS CPITICIZEO
TRUCKS RESTRICTED IN BURLINGTON'S KNOLLWOOO
KUOAK
SEE EASTMAN KOOAK CO.
KOREA
SEE ALSO SOUTH KOREA
KOREANS TO HEAR OUKE PROF'S OPERA
HONORING KOREAN VETS
KOREAN WAR
OEAOLINE NEARS FOR VETERANS'
KRI SHNA
SEE HARE KRISHNA
KROGER STORE (LAKEWOOO SHOPPING CENTERI
HELP FOR SAVOYARDS
JOBS PROGRAM
DATE
S I
E I
C PG I
8/06/85 D
8/10/85 D
8/11/85 C
8/12/85 B
8/13/15 D
9/05/85 D
I 11/28/85 B 1 p N S80
H 1 6/07/85 8 1
S 2 9/26/85 D 8 P R P71
H 3 10/04/85 0 11 o S66
S 2 2/25/R5 C 1 " F L38
H 2 3/06/85 A 10
H 2 10/02/85 B 2 P F
s
s
s
H
H
s
s
2
2
2
3
1
2
2
3/13/85
3/15/85
3/15/85
3/16/85
3/23/85
3/27/85
4/01/85
C
c
c
c
B
c
c
1
1 P
1
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1 P
I P
1 P
N
P
N
N
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p
P
H
H
H
H
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1
2
2
2
2
5/23/85
6/08/85
6/09/85
6/1D/85
11/02/85
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B
B
A
c
1
1
1 P
3
?
N
N
N
N
N
H
H
I
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2/26/85
5/23/85
c
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1
1
N
N
H 1 5/23/85 B 1
H 2 6/26/85 A 1 t
S 2 10/04/85 A 5 P P M66
1/26/85 A
9/10/85 B
1/29/85
4/06/85
9/19/85
5 P P M66
2 4/11/85
2 3/22/85
2 8/24/85
9 P P S76
12 N
6 P P S76
?
2/19/85 A
7
N
2
2/2V85 A
8
N
?
2/27/85 A
J
N
2
4/05/85 A
8
N
?
5/02/85 A
1 1
N
?
5/03/85 A
T
N
1
5/10/85 B
I
P N
1 40
2
10/22/85 B
1
N
H
S 2 6/17/85 B 2 P N
S ? 8/08/85 C 1 N J56
S 2 1/09/85 A 1 N M69
H 2 10/16/85 B I N
H 2
S 2
7/16/85 B
7/17/85 A
S 2 1/19/85 A
H 2 8/30/85 A
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/A5
KROGER STORE IREGENCY PLAZAI
KROGER'S 'SUPERSTORE1 TO OPEN ON THURSOAY
KRON BUILDING
NEWEST BUILDING AT BOLIN CREE< CENTER
KRON MEDICAL
NEW BUSINESS SPECIALIZES IN ■? E<>L ACEMENT DOCTORS'
KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO ANTI-KLAN ACT
SEE ALSO ANTI-KLAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO CROSS BURNINGS
SEE ALSO NAACP
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST ANO RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO THE ORDER
SEE ALSO WHITE PATRIOT PARTY
ORDER RESTRICTING KLAN ACTIONS PRAISED
KU KLUX KLAN PROTESTS KING HOLIDAY
KLAN ACTION AN INSULT TO MEMORY OF GREAT MAN
ill. 000 CONTRIBUTED TO REIMBU'SE LAWYERS
KLAN HERE TO STAY
LAWYER SAYS TRIAL SHOULD BE M?VEO
GREENSBORn LAWYERS OPPOSE MOVING TRIAL
JUDGE SETS EXTRA SECURITY FOR TRIAL OF «48 MILLION SUIT
KLAN-NAZI CASE GOING TO COURT FOR THIRD TIME
JURY SELECTION IS UNOER WAY IN 148 MILLION KLAN-NAZI SUIT
PLANTIFFS OUTRAGED OVER DECISION ALLOWING KLAN, NAZI COUNTERSUITS
JUOGE SAYS KLAN-NAZI SUIT JURY SELECTION TOO SLOW
PAID INFORMANT INFILTRATED CWP AFTER SHOOTINGS
MORF POTENTIAL JURORS CHOSEN TO HEAR «48 MILLION LAWSUIT
SHOOTOUT SUITS MAY BE SEPARATFO
CHANGE OF VENUE STILL SOUGHT = OR KLAN CASE
BLACK LEADERS UPSET OVER JUDGF'S OECISION ON KLAN-NAZI COUNTERSUITS
8LACK LEADERS UPSET OVER KLAN SUIT RULING
MORE POTENTIAL JURORS FOR SUIT CHOSEN
KLAN GROUP CHANGES ITS NAME
MORE AOOED TO JURY PANEL FOR KLAN-NAZI SUIT
KKK, NAZIS HAVE RIGHT TO PUR SJ E COUNTERSUITS
43 POTENTIAL JURORS PICKEO TO HEAR SUIT
U.S. ATTORNEY RAPS CONSPIRACY CLAIM
DISGUSTING, BY ANY NAME
PLAINTIFFS ASK JUDGE TO MOVE SUIT TRIAL
FAIRMONT SCHOOL FIGHT IS BLAMFD ON CROSS BURNING
KLAN CHANGES NAME, BUT IS STILL A MENACE
MOTION TO MOVE KLAN-NAZI SUIT DENIED
SIX-MEMBER JURY CHOSEN IN KLAM SUIT
LAWYERS PRESENT ARGUMENTS AS <LAN-NAZI SUIT OPENS
A KLAN BY ANY NAME
NAME CHANGE DOESN'T RECTIFY KLAN WRONGS
JURORS WATCH TAPE OF CONFRONTATION
MAN TESTIFIES FELLOW KLANSMAN WANTED TO 'FIGHT' COMMUNIST OEMONSTR A TOR S
TRIAL WILL BE MAJOR TEST
TESTIMQNEY CONTINUES IN KLAN-'IAZI LAWSUIT
GREENSBORO SHOOTINGS SUIT FUELS DEBATE ON INFORMANTS
SLAYING SUSPECT ARRESTED IN WINSTON-SALEM BY FBI
KLANSMAN SAYS POLICE WERE EXPECTED
WIDOW FELT 'HFLPLESS' AT SHOOTOUT
COURT UPHOLDS BOMB CONSPIRACY CONVICTIONS
KLANSMEN TAKING OFF THEIR HOODS
WIDOW TESTIFIES AT KLAN TRIAL
FIRE DELAYS TESTIMONY IN KLAN-NAZI SUIT
EX-INFORMANT SAYS POLICE FEARED HIS TESTIMONY IN KLANSMEN TRIAL
CITY OENIES OFFICER'S TESTIMONY
CWP LEAOER TELLS OF CHINA GROVE CONFRONTATION PLAN
GREENSBORO POLICEMAN SAYS LEA3ER OF CWP, PARADE ROUTE WORRIED HIM
OFFICER TESTIFIES POLICE EXPECTED AT MOST 'EGG THROWING, HECKLING'
OFFICER TESTIFIES KLANSMEN, NAZIS WEREN'T EXPECTED AT 1979 RALLY
ANTI-KLAN DEMONSTRATOR TESTIFIES CONFRONTATION BOOK 'EXAGGERATED'
FORMER NAZI SAYS AGENT ENCOURAGEO HIM TO CARRY GUN
EX-GRAND DRAGON SAYS HE WARNED AGENTS
AGENT SAYS HE COULO GIVE NAZIS 'OPPORTUNITY'
SUPERVISOR SAYS AGENT TOLO TO STAY AWAY FROM RALLIES
PLAINTIFFS REST THEIR CASS IN II 4 MILLION CIVIL LAWSUIT
JUDGE TO DROP SOME OEFENOANTS
JUDGE OROERS PLAINTIFFS TO PAY COSTS OF 15 OROPPEO DEFENDANTS
CWP MEMBER SAID GROUP NEEDED 'MARTYR'
IN ANTI-KLAN RALLY CASE: DEFENSE LAWYERS READY TO REST CASE
"WHITE SUPREMACISTS MARCH IN WHITEVILLE
CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN KLAN-NAZI SUIT
CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEING PRESENTED IN LAWSUIT AGAINST KLANSMFN, NAZIS
SICK JUROR POSTPONES KLAN ANO NAZI LAWSUIT
JURY BEGINS CONSIDERING SAB MILLION SUIT
KLAN SUIT JURY CAN'T DECIDE
KLAN JURY BACKS 1 DEATH CLAIM
WIFE DF ANTI-KLAN DEMONSTRATOR GLAO VERDICT REACHED PLACING BLAME
DAWSON REGRETS LEADING CARAVAN OF KLANSMEN
JURY AWARDS S355,100 TO WIOOW IN KLAN SUIT
LET THE WOUNDS HEAL AND THE STAINS FADE
TRIAL: DURHAM LAWYER PASSES THE TEST
FUNO LAWYERS URGE SHOOTOUT LITIGATION END
INVESTIGATION OF CROSS-BURNINS S IN 2 COUNTIES RESULTS IN CHARGES
CHARGES FILED IN CROSS-BURNI NS INCIDENTS
EX-KLANSMAN SENTENCFD IN CROSS -BUPN ING CASE
PHOTOGRAPHER KICKED OURING march
*KLAN HAS RIGHTS
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS 9 KLAN MEMBFRS INDICTED
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION IN CHATHAM SHOOTING CASE
CHATHAM RULING UPHELD
•BIGOTS FIND COMMON CAUSE
1351.500 AWARD MADE IN GREENSBORO CASE
ANTI-KLAN GROUP SAYS N.C. AGAIN 'FIRST IN FRIGHT'
N.C. TASK FORCE ON 'BIGOTEO VIOLENCE' URGED
KLAN TRIAL TO BEGIN IN IREDFLL COUNTY THIS WEEK
6 PEOPLE PLEAD GUILTY IN CROSS -BURNINGS
KUOZU
KUDZU TAKEOVER
GREENHOUSE EFFECT: MORE KUOZU
OUKE RESEARCHER: KUOZU GAINING STRENGTH
INSIDE
KURE BEACH
BRIGHT LIGHTS ARE NEAR NEW HANOVER BEACHES
KURE BEACH CATCHES NOT SHORT JU SIZE
KUWAIT
WARRANT ISSUEO FOR KUWAITI MAN WHO TOOK DAUGHTER OUT OF COUNTRY H 2 6/02/B5 8 10
KWANZA IAFRICAN HARVEST!
SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF C0UNTRIIES1
SEE ALSO HARVEST FESTIVALS
KWANZA CELEBRATION S 2 12/17/95 B ?
RITUAL RECOGNIZES AFRICAN HARVEST H 2 12/28/85 A 5
LCM DO 8RASIL
s
PAGE 475
1/16/86
DATE
s
E
C
PG
I
L
L
T
Y
P BYL
2/22/85
A
g
N
6/23/65
D
13
P
P
6/17/85
C
1
p
N C60
S 2
1/19/85
A
17
1
S 2
1/28/85
B
6
P N
S 2
1/31/B5
A
4
E
H I
2/09/85
C
1
N
H 2
2/12/85
A
4
L
5 2
2/20/55
A
6
N
S 2
2/28/65
C
5
N
H 2
3/01/B5
A
12
N
H 2
3/10/85
E
1
N
H 2
3/12/B5
B
3
N
H 2
3/13/85
C
3
P N
H 2
3/14/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/14/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/15/85
A
15
N
H 2
3/16/85
C
3
N
H 2
3/17/65
A
LA
N
H 2
3/18/85
A
1 I
N
S 2
3/18/85
A
7
N
H 2
3/19/85
e
5
N
H 2
3/20/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/20/85
B
7
N
S 2
3/20/65
A
4
c
H 2
3/21/85
A
17
N
H 2
3/21/85
A
17
N
H 2
3/22/85
A
4
F
H 2
3/22/85
A
7
N
H 2
3/22/85
A
7
N
S 2
3/22/95
A
4
L
H 2
3/23/85
A
IB
N
S 2
3/25/85
A
2
N
H 2
3/26/85
B
14
N
S 2
3/26/85
A
4
E
H 2
3/27/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/27/85
B
4
N
H 2
3/26/85
A
17
N
S 2
3/28/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/29/85
A
1 2
N
S 2
3/29/85
a
7
J
H 2
4/01/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/02/85
s
6
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
IS
N
H 2
4/05/85
A
10
N
H 2
4/09/85
A
9
N
S 2
4/12/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/13/85
B
6
N
H 2
4/14/85
e
6
N
S 2
4/17/85
A
2
N
H 2
4/16/85
0
7
N
H 2
4/23/85
A
1 1
N
S 2
4/24/85
C
2
N
H 2
4/28/95
A
10
N
H 2
5/04/85
A
9
N
H 2
5/07/85
c
6
N
H 2
5/08/85
B
6
N
H 2
5/10/65
A
6
N
H 2
5/14/85
B
6
N
H 2
5/18/85
A
1 I
N
H 2
5/21/65
8
3
N
H 2
5/22/85
A
10
N
S 2
5/24/95
A
2
N
H 2
5/25/85
8
5
N
H 2
5/27/65
A
T
N
S 2
6/03/B5
A
2
N
H 2
6/04/85
A
14
N
H 2
6/05/65
A
14
N
H 2
6/07/65
A
6
N
S 2
6/07/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/09/95
A
1
P N
S 2
6/06/95
A
1
N
S 2
6/D8/65
A
16
N
H 2
6/09/65
B
1
N
H 2
6/13/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/14/85
A
1
P F S82
H 2
7/21/85
B
6
N
H 2
7/26/85
A
10
N
S 2
7/28/65
C
4
N
H 2
7/27/85
A
12
N
H 2
8/25/85
B
6
N
H 2
9/18/85
A
4
F
H 2
9/26/85
A
6
N
H 1
10/30/85
a
1
N
S 2
10/30/85
c
13
N
H 2
11/07/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/07/85
A
12
N
H 2
12/13/95
c
4
N
S 2
12/13/95
c
8
N
H 2
12/16/85
A
10
N
H 2
12/18/85
A
12
N
H 2
8/15/65
B
I
P P S76
H 2
9/13/85
A
1 1
N 080
S 2
9/17/85
C
10
N
S 2
10/05/85
A
3
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H 2
5/19/85
0
10
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H 2
6/30/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
N E
o o
LCM PLANS TO SELL BRAZIL SUBSIDIARY
LIGGETT SELLING BRAZILIAN LEAF COMPANY
L I M GARBAGE SEPVICE
TIRES. WHEELS. GARBAGE CAN STOLEN FROM 111
S 2 10/23/85 A 1
H ? 13/29/85 A 1
H 2 11/23/85 C
PA'.E ".76
1/16/86
S I T
E L V
C PG L • »YL
SEE ALSO CRUGS
5 SENTENCEO TO JAIL TER"S AFT=R PLEAS
REMINGTON FINEO ON DRUG COUNT
HUNG JU»T. PLEAS ENO DRUG CASES
AOOICTIVENESS OF TOBACCO IS DESCRIBED
LA CHAUDIERE (WINSTON-SALEM RESTAU'ANTI
CLAIBORNE FINOS CHAPEL HILL EATING TO HIS LIKING
LA CHEVRE (FILM)
•LA CHEVRE" HOST SKILLFUL FARCE IN A LONG TIME
LA RESIOENCE IRESTAURANTI
CLAIBORNE FINOS CHAPEL HILL EATING TO HIS LIKING
LABELS
SEE CIGARETTES. LABELS
SEE CLOTHING. LABELS
SEE COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE FOOD LABELING
SEE WARNING LABELS
LABOR DAY
18 DEATHS PREDICTED
MOST DURHAM WORKERS GET MONDAY 0F =
ORANGE OFFICES TO CLOSE FOR H5LIDAY
LABCR DAY CLOSINGS LISTEO FOR ORANGE. CHATHAM COUNTIES
FIERY WRECK KILLS 3
DURING TIME OFF. REFLECT ON YOUR WORK
HAPPY TC HAVE A JOB
SALES DISAPPOINTING DESPITE LABOR OAY, PACK-TO-SCHOOL DEALS
LOST JOBS — LABOR DAYS THOUGHTS OF LABOR LEADERS
OXFORD "AN AMONG 19 VICTIMS 0= HOLIDAY AUTO WRECKS
DURHA" RETAILERS REPORT BRISK SALES
LATER SCHOOL OPENING CONSIDERED
LABOR LAWS
SEE ALSO CHILO LABOR LAWS
SEE ALSO "INI"U" WAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
CITY: LABOR-LAW RULE WON'T CUT SEPVICES
DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW REQUEST
LABOR RACKETEERING
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
A CASE OF BLACKMAIL
LABOR UNIONS
SEE UNIONS. OURHAM
SEE UNIONS, n.c.
SEE UNIONS. U.S.
LACROSSE
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. LACOSSE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, LACROSSE
UNC HEELS GREYHOUNDS WITH 3RD-3UARTSR BLITZ
FORD PACES SOUTH LACROSSE WIN
LADD FURNITURE INC.
LAOO FURNITURE EARNINGS. SALES UP
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
LADIES HOME JOURNAL (MAGAZINE)
LAOIES home JOURNAL FEATURES 'DIET CAPITAL*
THE LAOY FROM OUBUOUE I PLAY I
SURREAL REWAROS FRO" ARTSCHOOL "LAOY*
LAGNIAPP6 INN IRALEIGHI
PLANNING BOARD TO HULL ZONING FOR HOTEL OFFtCES
LAKE BEN JOHNSON
COMMISSIONERS TCLO WATER SUPPLY IN NU»TH WANING
RAISING RESERVOIR OAMS SUGGESTED AS WATER SOLUTION
LAKE GASTON
BILLS SEEK EOUCATION CHANGES
S50D.C00 SOUGHT IN STATE"S FIG
PAY E3UITY STUDY CALLED AN E X£
SENATE EXPECTED TO OK FUNOS TD
S500.000 APPROVED TO OPPOSE PI
FORSYTH LEGISLATOR TO FIGHT FT
GROUP WILL CONTINUE TO OPPOSE
VALENTINE RAPS CORPS ON PIPELI
LAKE GASTON CASE MAY BE HEARD
STATE WILL TAKE OVER PIPELINE
VANCE BOARD AWARDS CONTRACT f
BILL TQ bLOCK GASTON PIPELINE
PIPELINE FOES CLAIM VIRGINIA 2
ALTERNATIVE TO PIPELINE PROPOS
PIPELINE ALTERNATIVE PUSHEO
WATER DISPUTE IS STALLED IN C?
KERR GROUP TO REVIEW FIGHT AG'
VA. OFFICIALS SUGGEST VIRGINIA
REP. VALENTINE SEES SOLUTION 0
VALENTINE MOVES CORRECTLY ON -
VA. -GASTON SUIT REJECTED
COURT ORDERS PIPELINE LAWSUIT
LEGISLATORS SAY MINE AT N.C. :
N.C. ASKS JUOGE NOT TO CONSOL!
VIRGINIA BEACH GRAPPLES WITH C
LAKE HYCO
SEE HYCO LAKE
LAKE LURE
ONE MAN KILLED. ANOTHER INJURED AS SPEEDBOAT SLAMS INTO PIER
BUOYS. RAILINGS TO PROTECT HI«£RS AT LAKE
BUOYS. RAILINGS TO BE PLACED IROUND POOLS AT LAKE LURE
LAKE MICHIE
SEE ALSO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
LAKE "ICHIE...
SUNSET OVER LAKE MICHIE
WATERSHED PROPOSAL TO BE AIRED APRIL 23
SCULLING DEMONSTRATION SCHEDULED AT LAK? MICHIE
WATERSHED ORDINANCE GETS MIXED REVtf.S AT HEARING
OURHAM OOESN'T EXPECT TO FACE WATER SHORTAGE SOON
WATERSHED LAW MISSES TREY3URN. PLANNER SAYS
HT AGAINST PIPELINE
RCISE IN SOCIALISM
FIGHT PIPELINE
PELIN?
R LOTTERY
PIPELINE
NE
IN RALEIGH
FIGHT
R RENOVATION PF BUILDING
■SOMEWHAT OF A LONG SHOT'
HITTING DATA
ED
URTS
INST PIPELINE
BEACH SHARE GASTON WATER
N LAKE GASTON AS POSSIBLE
ATER PIPELINE ISSUE
TRIED IN N.C.
OAST might 3E WATER SOURCE FOR VA
DATE PIPELINE SUITS
OSTS OF PIPELINE
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5/30/85
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PAGE 477
1 / I ib/ Of.
OFFICIALS SAY OURHAM'S MATE" SUPPLY ADEQUATE
GOOO CATCH
LAKE MICHIE RISES 6 FEET AFTE» RAINFALL
HATER SHORTAGE EASED
STUDY: WATER. SEwER TO COST »9 7 MILLION
LOW LEVEL AT LAKE MICHIE
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY URGED ON TREYBURN PLAN
LAKE NORMAN AIRPORT
AIRPORT MANAGER IS FOUND GUILTY IN PLANE SCAM
LAKE ORANGE
TURN LANES APPROVED FOR DOWNTOWN HILLSBOROUGH
STUDY ON OAM IS SCALED DOWN
COMMISSIONERS KILL PLANS TO RAISE LAKE
ONE'S A NEAR-RECORDi BUT THE ? THAT GOT AWAY...
COMMISSIONERS TOLD WATER SUPPLY IN NORTH WANING
RAISING RESERVOIR DAMS SUGGESTED AS WATER SOLUTION
LAKE RIDGE AERO "ARK
•FLY-IN COMMUNITY" UNDER WAY AT FALLS LAKE
AERO PARK PROPOSED
LAKE ROXPORO
SEE ALSO POXBORO RESERVOIR
SOIL CONSERVATION FUNOS DEADLINE APPROACHES
NEW ROXBORO OAM READY FOR INSPECTION
LAKE
LAKE
LAKES
LAKEV
LAKEV
LAKEW
SE
LAKEW
SE
ROYALE I RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMFNTI
TEEN DROWNS AT LAKE ROYALE
TOXAWAY
LAKE TOXAWAY VACATION RETREAT STIRS ANEW
IDE (DURHAM COMMUNITY!
HOME SALES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
IEW MANOR NURSING HOME
TICKET SALE TO HELP ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
IEW SCHOOL (COMMUNITY E0UCATI3N PROGRAMI
COUNTY SCHOOLS GIVE DAY CARE CENTFR 1-YEAR REPRIEVE
SUPERINTENDENT, PARENTS OISAG^EE ON DAY-CARE OUTY
SCHOOLS WILL CONSIDER SPACE. CHILO-CARE NEEDS
ON-THF-GO DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES HAKES LAST MOVE BEFORE RETIRING
ODD BOOKMART (NAME CHANGED TO LAKEWOOO VIDEO C NEWSI
E ALSO LAKEWOOD VIDEO AND NEWS
2 DURHAM BUSINESSES ROBBED
OOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
E LAKEWOOO SCHOOL
LAKEWOOD PARK
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LAKEWOOO PARK OPENS
LAKEWOOO SCHOOL
OLD SCHOOL IS GONE
WATCHED POT
TEACHERS TOIL
LAKEWOOO VIDEO AND NEWS
SEE ALSO LAKEWOOD BOOKMART (NAME CHANGED To LAKEWOOO VIDEO C NEWSI
PORN LAW ENFORCEMENT OK'D: OURHAM POLICF RAID 2 ADULT BOOKSTORES
DURHAM POLICE RAID 2 ADULT BOOKSTORES
GRANO JURY INOICTS SIX PERSONS ON PORNOGRAPHY CHARGES
MOST FIRMS COMPLY WITH NEW PORN LAW
BOOKSTORE MANAGER CHARGED AGAIN
CITY, COUNTY SUEO OVER PORN LAW ARRESTS
LAKEWOOD YMCA
SEE YMCA, OURHAM, LAKEWOOO
LAMAR UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
FOSTER: LAMAR CAN'T BEAT DUKE
HARK THE SOUNO! BASKETBALL OPENS AS BLUE OEVILS MEET LAMAR IN NIT
DUKE CLAIMS FIRST BITE OF BIG APPLE
DEVILS' INSIOE MUSCLE STOPS LAMAR
DEVILS STILL AOJUSTING TO NEW CHEMISTRY
TEXANS COOL TO BASKETBALL IN THE FALL
LANCE INC.
LANCE REPORTS GAINS IN SALES AND PROFITS
LAND RECORDS
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS AOVANCES
LAND SALES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., LAND SALES
SEE ALSO LAND TRANSFER TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY DISPUTES
SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES SALE OF LAN" TO CITY
COUNTY SCHOOL 80AR0 TO BEGIN 5UDGET STUDY
LAND SALES, CITY AND COUNTY-OWNEO
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., LANO SALES
PANEL APPROVES LAND DEAL
LAND FXCHANGE TO PROVIDE SITE FOR DURHAM FIRE STATION
COURTHOUSE SALE PLANS PUT ON -(OLD
OELAY COURTHOUSE SALE UNTIL GOOD ANSWERS CO"E
LAND SALES, PRIVATE-OWNEO
DOWNTOWN BUILOING SOLO TO PIA'T FIRM
OWNER OF TRINITY PARK HOMES PLANS TO SELL BUCHANAN BOULEVARD PROPERTY
BUYER FOUND FOR BELK'S LOT
LITTLE LEEWAY BEING PR60ICTE0 FOR TAX CHANGE
DURHAM LAWYER KEY FIGURE IN LANO BOOM NEAR RT»
COUNCIL APPROVES SALES TO DISPLACED RESIDENTS
TEER ENTERPRISES AGREES TO SELL RESEARCH TRIANGLE PROPERTIES
TEER TO SELL PARK BUILOINGS
LANO SALES, STATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
UNC SIGNS OPTION TO BUY OLO I-IOIAN LAND
LAND-TITLE TRANSFERS
HUNT'S LANO TRANSFER BIG SU»P»ISE TO PUBLIC
PANEL APPROVES LANO DEAL
LAND EXCHANGE TO PROVIOE SITE FOR OURHAM FIRE STATION
LAND TRANSFER TAX
SEE ALSO LANO SALES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELDERLY OEBATED
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL CODE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
LAND USE
DATE
6/26/85
T/09/85
8/19/85
8/20/85
8/28/85
10/01/85
11/06/85
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12/19/85 B
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S 2 10/15/85 A 1 N J56
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PC, L P TYL
see also chapel hill. n.c. land use
see also durham county, n.c. land-use plan
see also granville county, n,c, lano use
see also growth management planming
see also n.c. oept. op natural resources ano community development
see also orange county, n.c lano use
see also zoning laws
city restricts churches
permits granted for two homes
soil maps could provide data for uniform land valuation
13 coastal communities get land use grants
thirteen communities receive lano use grants
granville land use task force begins its work
county lano-use plan ready
land-use symposium set
trianglf planners meet
some southern values defy prize tag
land values
see also farmlano. value
see also property revaluation
see also peal estate appraisal
panel consioers ant i -pornogr ap hy bill
landfills, n.c.
see also oirt-fill
see also durham city l
see also vance county
wastes proposals cri
both sides oissatisf
newspaper says chemi
congressman asks arm
wastes from warfare
622 waste sites bein
firm 'strikes' metha
legislation aimeo at
speakers backing ini
sukry tire oump may
bills on submerged l
recycling is better
two companies want g
stokes county tire 0
granville attorney s
winston-salem may le
s.c. hopes n.c. keep
landfills only choic
mecklenburg county a
s.c. plans to fight
incinerator might be
three counties consi
waste oump site oela
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ANOFILL
LANCFILL
TICIZED
IED WITH WASTE GUIDFLINES
CAL WASTES BURIEO IN LANOFILL
TO REMOVE HALLUCINOGENIC CHEMICAL AGENT
CHEMICAL NEUTRALIZED, PREPARED FOR MOVE
G OOCUMFNTEO
NE IN GREENSBORO
FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
TIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
BE PERMANENT
AND CLAIMS OK'O BY HOUSE OE SP I TE CRITICISM
REENSBORO' S GARBAGE
UMP CLEANED UP
AYS BOARO'S EXCUSING TAX LISTING PENALTY .
ASE LANDFILLS TO GAS COMPANIES FOR METHANE
S WASTE
E FOR WASTE OISPOSAL?
PPROVES SITE FOR LANDFILL
PROPOSED LANDFILL
ALTERNATIVE TO LANDFILL
DER USING INDUSTRIAL WASTE IN STEAM PLANT
YS COULD AFFECT STATE
H
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1/19/85
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LANOFILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA
S.C. PLANS TO FIGHT PROPOSED LANDFILL
LANDFILLS. U.S.
TEAM FINOS TOXIC WASTE DUMPS -JO HAZARD - WITH ONE EXCFPTIDN
LANDFILLS ONLY CHOICE FOR WASTE 0ISP0SAL7
LANDMARK (NEWSPAPER!
HUNT WON'T SUE ORANGE COUNTY =DITOR
LANOSCAPING
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
RESEARCH PARK'S EDGES BEGINNING TO FRAY JUST A BIT
HOUSE UKS HACKNEY'S SILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
OURHAM STUDIES BUFFERS
LANE CONSTRUCTION CO.
RDU AWAROS .16.1 MILLION PAVING PACT
LANE MANAGEMENT ANO DEVELOPMENT CO. (GREENSBORO, N.C.I
ENO COTTON MILL WILL BE CONVEX TFO
TOWN TAKES ACTION TO EXPAND CENTER ON CONE MILLS SITE
HILLSBOROUGH CENTER HAS TENANT: TECAN US PLANS EXPANSION BY '87
LANE PROCESSING, INC.
LANE PROCESSING PLANS TO SELL CHATHAM PLANTS
SALE OF BANKRUPT POULTRY PLANTS PLANNED
LANE PUBLISHING CO.
SEE THO"AS C. LANE PUBLISHING CO.
LANEY OIL CO. IALTAN. N.C.I
SOME GASOLINE FOUNO IN UNION COUNTY WELLS
LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO PLACK SPEECH PATTERNS
SEE ALSO ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO ESPERANTO
SEE ALSO roREIGN LANGUAGES
SEE ALSO LINGUISTS
SEE ALSO PRIZE PROSE
SEE ALSO WRITING
KUOOS TO AN ALERT REAOER
PASSING PARADE
WHEN'S A LOG NOT A LOG?
IN SEARCH OF THE RIGHT WORO
WOMANGLING THE LANGUAGE
BUSINESS BRIEFING: BIZ LINGO: SANDBAG THAT NEXT BEAR HUG
INSIDE
INSIDE
IT'S A MATTER OF STYLE
LOWER HALF OF DIGNITY
EDITORIAL ON PERRY WRONG
PUPILS LEARN ENGLISH ALSO A 'FOREIGN' TONGUE
LAOOICFA UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
SEE ALSO UNITEO CHURCH OF CHRIST
ADVICF FROM PEERS GETS ATTENTION OF TEEN-A&FRS
LAOTIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO HMONG PEOPLE
SEE ALSO REFUGEES
SEE ALSO VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
LAOTIAN OOCTOR FINALLY GETS TO
LAOTIAN SETTLERS ADAPTING
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JOIN HIS FAMILY IN N.C.
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LARCENY
SEE ROBBERY, OURHAM
SEE ROBBERY. 'l.C.
SEE ROBBERY, U.S.
LARYNGECTOMY
SEE CANCER, LARYNX
MONTHLY/A
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12./31/B5
SUBJECTS
PAGE 479
1/16/96
SEE ALSO STAR WARS (MILITARY PROGRAM)
SOUNOS OF THE FUTURE
SOUNOS GOOD TO HIM
LAST RESORT RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILL I
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORANGE EATERIES
AL IEN OUTLAW
THF LAST RIOE TO GLORY (F1LMI
LASH LARUE GOING SCI-FI ONCE AGAIN IN
THE LAST SONG OF JOHN PROFFITT (PLAY)
■PROFFIT' HAS ANOTHER SONG
THE LAST SUPPER
SUNRISE SERVICES. EASTER MUSICALS PLANNEO SUNOAY
LATCHKEY CHILDREN
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
PROGRAM SET FOR CHILDREN WHO STAY ALONE
RED CROSS PROGRAM IN DURHAM SEEKS TO HELP 'LATCH-KEY- CHILDRE
FOR CHILDREN. SAFETY FIRST
•LATCHKEY-CHILDREN" CONCERN PREMATURE. UNC-G STUOY SAYS
REPORT URGES PUBLIC SCHOOL DAY CARE
2N0 GRADERS LEARN 'LATCHKEY1
LATCHKEY KIDS DO ALL RIGHT
LATIN
SEE ALSO FOREIGN LANGUAGES
LATIN MASS TO BF CELEBRATED FEB. 10
LATIN LANGUAGE MAKING COHEBAC<
LATIN AMERICA
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IS DOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
UNC PROFESSOR RECEIVES HONOR
DUKE AUTHOR FAULTS REAGAN
LATTA ROAO
LATTA ROAD RESIDENTS FORM GPOJP
COUNCIL TO REVIEW OUKE REZONING
CITY COUNCIL DELAYS LOWE'S ZONING RULING
GARDEN CENTER REZONING DELAYED
GROUP HASN'T ACTED ON REZONING PLAN
LAUNDERING MONEY
SEE ALSO ORGANIZED CRIME (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMES)
PROSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
LAURINBURG. >1.C.
FORMER LAURINPURG OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH STEALING
S.C. HOPES N.C. KEEPS WASTE
LAURINBURG INSTITUTE
FORMER LAURINBURG OEAN TELLS 3 F 'FREE' GRADES
LAURINBURG GETS NCAA ATTENTION
WVU DENIES CHARGES
EX-DEAN SAYS ATHLETE GOT ' PR 11 A OONNA' TREATMENT
UNCC WON'T PAY ATHLETE'S SUMMER FEE AT LAURINBURG
SCHOOL NOT NEGLIGENT IN DEATH. POLICE SAY
THE LAW BUILDING
SOCIAL SERVICES TO GET SPACE IN BANK 8UIL0ING
COMMISSIONERS VOTE TO BUY PART OF PARRISH ST. BUILOING
COUNTY BOARD PAYING HIGH PRICE FOR SPACE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
PUBLIC WANTS TOUGHER ACTION AGAINST CRIMINALS
SUPPLY, DEMANO ENOUGH
TH0RN8URG ON TARGET
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S BENEFIT AND RETIREMENT FUND
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
THORNBURG ADORESSES POLICE CHIEFS
LAWN MOWERS
SEE ALSO GRASS ILAWNI
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, MOWING
WATCHING ANO WAITING
OOURLE DUTY
LAWN MOWER FACTORY YIELOS JAPA NE SE- AMER IC AN OUALITY
A LONG ROAO TO MOW
WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH
LAWS. N.C.
SEE N.C. LAWS
LAWSUITS. DURHAM COUNTY
SFE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACTION SUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUI
EVIDENCE BEGINS IN SUIT OVER 3
ELECTROCUTION VICTIM DESCRIBE}
WITNESSES: YOUTH WAS ELECTROCJ
LAWYER CONTENDS INSPECTION REP
DEFENSE OPENS IN DUKE POWER SJ
INSPECTOR SAYS CABINET SAFE, L
INSPECTOR TESTIFIES CABINET SA
VANN TO APPEAL DECISION OENYIN
JURY DELIBERATING IN SUIT
WARNING SIGN NOT REOUIRED - DU
SUIT FILED AGAINST OURHAM MINI
JURY TO GET OUKE CASE
MINISTER SUED FOR J218.680
JURY FINDS OUKE POWER NEGLIGEN
2 DURHAM PSOS FACE CHARGES
JURY RULES AGAINST DUKE POWER
DUKE POWER SUIT CASH PLEOGEO
PROCEEDS TO AIO UTILITY SAFETY
DUKE PUWER TO SEEK RATE HIKES
DUKE POWER MAY APPEAL JURY'S i
SUIT: TV STATION BECAME TOO WO
VANN OUERIES BAR ACTION
COUNTY, REMINGTON SUED BY HOSP
COLE CASE RETRIAL OENIEO: OUKE
OUKE POWER PLANS APPEAL
SUIT NAMES CUMBERLAND DEPUTY S
OUKE POWER APPEALS VEROICT
TRIAL BEGINS IN HOSPITAL-BIAS
JUOGE OVERRULFS MOTION IN HOSP
ER, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
LAWSUITS
TS
OY'S ELECTROCUTION
CABINET AS GOOO HIOING PLACE
TED IN FAULTY CABINET
ORT WAS FRAUDULENT
IT
OCKED BEFORE ELECTROCUTION
FE, LOCKED
G HIM LAW LICENSE
KE POWER WITNESS
STER
FOR NUCLEAR PLANT COSTS
3 MILLION AWARD
RLDLY
ITAL FOR «24, 900.40 BILL
POWER PLANS HIGHER COURT APPEAL
SUIT
ITAL SUIT
S I T
N F ELY
P D DATE C PG L P BYL
S 2 T/18/B5 0 1 P F S27
S 2 7/18/85 0 2 F S27
5 ? 9/26/85 A 3 N
H 2 1/13/85 All N
H 2 9/16/85 D 7 N
H 2 4/06/85 A o P N
H 3
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
S 2
1/19/85 C
5/01/85 C
5/03/85 A
5/05/85 A
5/22/85 C
10/09/85 B
11/01/85 B
1
1
4
14
1
I
1
N
N L38
E
N
N
P N F50
N
H 2
H 3
1/23/85 A
6/22/95 C
3
I
N
P N K45
H 2 2/03/95 B
S 2 5/06/85 A •>
S 2 7/25/85 A 10
9 P N L41
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
11/29/85 B
12/16/85 A
12/17/85 C
12/17/85 C
U/17/85 C
8 N
1 N M60
1 N S51
1 N M6°
1 N
H 2 4/03/95 B
S 2 7/19/85 A 3
H 2 10/21/85 A 11
7
3/06/85
R
2
N
?
3/06/85
n
1
N
2
3/07/95
u
6
N
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3/11/95
A
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N
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3/20/95
B
\
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10/29/95
L
12
N
H 2 9/25/85 B 1 N W36
H 2 11/02/95 A 6 N
H 2 I 1/04/85 A 4 E
1/30/95
1/30/85
2/27/85
H 2 1/16/85 A
2 4/25/85 B I
1 4/30/85 B 1
2 6/12/85 A 13
2 6/21/85 B 1
2 9/17/85 C 1
H
?
1/11/85
B
P N
S87
H
?
1/12/95
(,
N
S9/
H
?
1/16/95
B
N
SH/
H
7
1/17/85
B
N
SH2
H
?
1/19/85
B
N
H
?
1/19/85
(
N
SB2
S
?
1/19/95
A 1
N
<i
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1/21/85
A
P N
A4 7
H
?
1/23/85
H
N
H
?
1/24/85
A
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S
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1/24/95
(
N
A47
H
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1/25/85
B
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H
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1/25/95
H
N
H
7
1/26/85
A
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SB/
s
>
1/26/85
A
N
A47
s
7
1/26/85
A
N
H
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1/29/95
A
P N
SB?
s
7
1/29/85
B
N
<>
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1/31/95
A
N
1.6(1
H
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2/0 1/85
B
N
5
?
2/01/85
C
N
A47
S
7
2/08/85
C
N
A47
H
?
2/12/85
B
P N
SH2
H
?
2/14/95
A
N
S
1
2/14/95
C
N
H
?
2/20/85
B
N
s
?
3/02/95
A
N
A4I
H
?
3/05/95
B
N
s
2
3/05/95
C
N
J56
HONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/U5 - 12/31/35
JUDGE OVERRULES OFFENSE MOTION IN HOSPITAL SUIT
MAN CHARGING RACIAL BIAS AT HOSPITAL 0UESTIONE0
TESTIMONY BY UNC ECONOMIST TO BE ALLOWED IN HOSPITAL SUIT
POLICE OFFICER, CITY SUEO OVER ARRESTS INVOLVING FRACASFS
ECONOMIST: HOSPITAL PAYS WHIT=S LESS
WORKERS WILL DROP SUIT AGAINST HOSPITAL
PROJECT HALT BEING SOUGHT
SUIT FILEO IN FIRING OF SOCIAL WORKER
WHEELER MAY BE RIGHT, BUT HE'S ALSO UNEMPLOYED
FIRED SOCIAL WORKER'S PLEA OENIEO
PARENTS SUE CHURCH OVER GIRL'S INJURY
COUPLF SUFS DURHAM CHURCH UVE' CHILD'S INJURY
SOCIAL WORKER RIGHT IN STAND FOR PRIVACY
SOCIAL SERVICES POLICY INVAOES PRIVACY
WASHINGTON, O.C., WOMAN SUES DUKE
SUIT ACCUSES ROBERTS FAMILY Oc FRAUD IN LAND TRANSACTIONS
OURHAM LAWSUIT SEEKS 4200,000 FROM PAUL ROBFKTS. FAMILY, CCP
CCd REPLIES TO SUIT: NO PROPERTY HELO ON ROBERTS' BEHALF
DEFAMATION SUIT FILED AGAINST COURT OFFICIAL
SUIT ACCUSES ASSISTANT DA OF INTIMIDATION
COURT SAYS NURSE CAN SUE DUKE
CIVIL TRIAL SET IN CONTESTED RICH'S WILL
SETTLEMENT FAILS IN RICH'S WILL
BY CLIFF RICH: WITNESSES OIPN'T SEE WILL SIGNED
VANN LOSES IN ATTACK ON D0G-C3NTR0L LAW
DURHAM'S NOISE LAW TO GET TEST TOMORROW
JUDGE DECLARES NOISE OROlNANCi UNCONSTITUTIONAL
OURHAM STORE MANAGER WINS NOISE CASE
COURT OVERTURNS CONTEMPT F1N0INGS
DURHAM STRIP-SEARCH SUIT NEARS SETTLEMENT
BOARO APPROVES SETTLEMENT TERMS FOR 'SEARCH' SUIT
SUIT SEEKS EOUAL SERVICE
PRINCIPAL HAPPY STRIP-SEARCH CASE IS SETTLED
COUPLE SUES HOSPITAL OVER INJURY TO CHILD
BINGO SUIT NAMES DURHAM SHERICF, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
SCHOOL'S LETTERS DON'T DISCUSS PROCEDURE TO APPEAL DENIALS
TWO COUPLES SAY SCIENCE SCHOOL DISCRIMINATES ON AOMISSIONS
WOMAN SUES FIRM OVER CONTRACEPTIVE
COURT FINDS NO GROUNDS FOR L If EL SUIT
SIDES STILL CAN'T AGREE ON NI'.HT BUS SERVICE
COMMISSIONER HIGHT SUES <t IN 1983 REAL ESTATE OEAL
LAWSUIT AGAINST DA'S ASSISTANT IS OISMISSED
SUIT ASKS tl.S MILLION FOR CHILD'S DEATH
SUIT IS BROUGHT IN CHILD'S DEATH
VICTIM'S DAUGHTER SUES IBM OVER 1982 SHOOTING
GOVERNMENT NOT CURRIE'S OAUGHTER, FILED IBM SUIT
GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT AGAINST IBM
SUIT FRED OVER PATERNITY CHARGE
NEW TERMINAL'S FOOD FIGHT 80UM0 FOR COURT
CHURCH FEUD HEATS UP AS PREACHER SUES OVER ARREST
OISMISSED CONTRACTOR SUING CITY, FIRM
RALEIGH FIRM FILES SUIT AGAINST CENTER
COMPUTATION CENTER'S PARTNERSHIP WITH 3 SCHOOLS BASIS OF LAWSUIT
MAN TO SUE CITY OVER WRONG AR1EST
TRINITY PARK SUIT IS FILED AGAINST CITY
COUNTY SET TO SUE OVER ROAO DAMAGE
CHAPEL HILL SEEKS COURT OROER TO BAR ANNEXATION
ANNEXATION HEARING UNDER WAY
SUIT SEEKS S200.000 FOR INFANT'S DEATH
tl.S MILLION AWAROEO IN Y BUS WRECK
JUDGE BARS MINISTER FROM DISRUPTING CHURCH
3 HEN WIN $1.5 MILLION FROM YMCA
LAWSUITS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUS
SEE ALSO CLASS ACT
SEE ALSO COMPARATI
SEE ALSO LAWYERS,
SEE ALSO LIBEL
SEE ALSO MJDICAL M
SEE ALSO PRISONERS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO,
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF
STATE TO PAY ING
EOEN STUNTMAN SU
KNOX SAYS HUNT A
LAWSUIT ACCUSES
WOMAN CONVICTED
LAWSUIT IS FILEO
SUIT FILED IN CA
ORDER RESTRICTIN
MARINE SUES NAVA
FIRM AGREES TO P
RALEIGH MAN SUES
CONGRESSIONAL CL
EMORY'S ATTORNEY
SIO MILLION SUIT
FEC MUST OPEN RE
FEC SAYS IT OION
SHARtHOLOER' S SU
EEC'S SUIT SAYS
SUIT FILED AGAIN
OEHOCRATIOC JUOG
SUIT FRED OVER
CLUB. JEFFERSON
ALIENATION OF AF
JUOGE FINALLY OK
LAWYER SAYS TRIA
JURY AWARDS MAN
FORMER EXECUTIVE
1500,000 SOUGHT
FAYETTEVILLE HAO
CONVICTION OF LA
GREENSBOKO LAWYE
JUOGE SETS EXTRA
•LEGAL BUFF' SUE
MARTIN DEFENDS P
1500,000 APPROVE
OURHAM DOCTOR OR
JUOGE SAYS KCAN-
EMORY SEEKS II M
PAID INFORMANT I
MORE POTENTIAL J
SHOOTOUT SUITS M
CHANGE OF VENUE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
BLACK LEAOERS UP
•EXECUTION' IS C
CHESTERS PESTERE
REO FEZZ, SHRINE
MORE AODED TO JU
KKK, NAZIS HAVE
(.3 POTENTIAL JUR
PLAINTIFFS ASK J
MOTION TO MOVE K
SIX-MFMBER JURY
T SUITS
ION SUITS
VE FAULT CLAI-S SYSTEM
C.
ALPRACTICE SUITS
. N.C, LAWSUI TS
LAWSUITS
C.i LAWSUITS
ram»s lawyers
es tabloid fo* uo million
bused his power in provioing legal help to ingram
asheville lawyer of embezzling
of owi is facing s4.7 million suit
over burlington zoning oispute
oaver case involving ex-unc worker
g klan actions praised
hospital in wife's death
ay 11.5 milli3n to end suit
over holiday jailing
ub, ad agency facing fec suit
to file sui t
charges police 8rutality
cords on jeff5rs0n marketing probe
•t drag feet in probe
it cites communications firm
clun and firm are single entity
st nchsaa
e to hear fec s suits
wilmington fpe oeath
marketing withdraw suit against fec
fection suit "iroppeo
ays settlement in washington group lawsuits
l should be m3ved
si, 000 in suit charging assault by policeman
sues pizza ompany
in state's fight against pipeline
offered woo, 000 to settle suit
wyer is uphel3
rs oppose moving trial
security for trial of 148 million suit
s sheriff, detective
ROPOSALS ON EIUCaTIOn SPENDING
D TO OPPOSE PI PELINF
OEREO TO PAY «1.5 MILLION
NAZI SUIT JURY SELECTION TOO SLOW
ILLION IN SUIT AGAINST ECU
NFILTRATED C WP AFTER SHOOTINGS
URORS CHOSEN TO HEAR »4R MILLION LAWSUIT
AY BE SEPARATEO
STILL SOUGHT c OR KLAN CASE
SUES AUTO DE1LER
SET OVER JUDGE'S DECISION ON KLAN-NAZI COUNTER SUI TS
LAIMED IN SHOTTING
0 BY ENCROACHING ROACHES, SUE
RS' FEUD REKHOLEO
RY PANEL FOR <LAN-NAZI SUIT
RIGHT TO PURSJE CDUNTFrsuITS
ORS PICKED TO HEAR SUIT
UOGE TO MOVE SUIT TRIAL
LAN-NAZI SUIT OENIEO
CHOSEN IN KLAN SUIT
C T
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P 0
DATE
C PG
L P
BYL
H 2
3/06/85
A 16
N
S 2
3/06/85
A 1
N
J56
S 2
3/07/85
C 1
N
J56
H 2
3/05/B5
B 1
N
S82
S 2
3/08/B5
A I
N
J56
S 2
3/09/85
A 1
N
A47
S 2
3/27/85
A 3
It
J56
H 2
4/23/85
A 1
N
582
S 2
4/23/85
A 4
E
S 2
<>/23/85
A 7
N
J56
H 2
4/25/85
A 3
N
582
S 2
4/26/85
C 9
N
H 2
4/26/»5
A 4
E
H 2
4/26/85
A 4
L
H 2
4/26/85
A 16
N
582
H 2
5/03/85
B 1
N
S82
S 2
5/01/85
C I
N
H 2
5/04/85
C 1
N
S 2
5/07/85
C 1
N
A47
H 2
5/08/85
A 6
N
H 2
5/08/85
A 10
N
H 2
5/14/85
B 1
N
S 2
5/14/85
C 1
N
S 2
5/15/85
C 1
N
A47
H 2
5/22/85
C I
N
S82
S 2
5/22/85
C 1
N
A47
H 2
5/24/85
B 1
P N
S82
S 2
5/24/85
C 1
N
A47
H 2
5/25/e5
A 6
N
S 2
6/14/05
C 1
N
L38
H 2
6/19/85
B 1
N
W24
S 2
6/19/85
C 1
N
M69
S 2
6/19/85
C I
N
L38
H 2
6/21/85
A ID
N
S 2
6/22/85
A 3
N
J56
H 2
6/23/85
A 6
P N
W24
S 2
6/24/85
8 6
N
S 2
6/24/15
B 6
N
H 2
7/03/85
A 3
N
H 2
7/11/85
B 1
N
S51
H 2
7/18/55
A 6
N
H 2
7/20/85
C 1
N
H 2
7/25/85
A 11
N
S 2
7/26/85
A 6
N
H 2
8/01/K5
8 1
N
S82
H 2
3/02/55
B 1
N
S 2
8/02/85
C 1
N
S 2
8/06/85
A 8
H
H 2
8/23/85
B 1
N
H 2
9/12/85
B 1
N
S82
S 2
9/18/85
C 1
N
M69
S 2
9/20/85
C 14
N
H 2
9/26/85
B 1
N
L41
S 2
10/09/85
A 1
N
A47
S 2
11/05/B5
A I
N
HO 3
S 2
11/12/85
C 1
N
H03
S 2
11/15/85
A 1
N
M69
S 2
11/18/85
A L
N
M69
H 2
12/13/85
A 14
N
S32
H 2
12/20/85
B 1
N
S82
H 2
12/20/85
C 5
N
S82
S 2
12/20/85
C 1
N
H
2
1/01/85
A
8
N
H
2
1/05/85
A
S
N
H
2
1/05/85
A
13
N
H
2
1/10/85
A
8
N
H
2
1/12/55
A
5
H
H
1
1/16/85
B
1
N
S
2
1/16/85
C
I
N
S
2
1/19/85
A
17
N
H
2
1/20/B5
A
4
N
H
2
1/2D/R5
B
10
N
H
2
1/27/85
B
8
N
H
2
1/30/85
A
1
N
s
2
1/30/55
0
2 P N
H
2
1/31/85
a
11
N
H
2
2/01/85
A
1
N
H
2
2/08/85
A
9
N
H
2
2/07/85
A
20
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H
2
2/08/85
A
15
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2/09/85
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2/10/85
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2/14/55
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2/16/85
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2/16/85
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11
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H
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2/17/85
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13
N
s
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2/20/85
A
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H
2
2/21/85
A
16
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H
2
2/22/85
B
I
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H
1
2/22/85
B
1
N
H
1
2/27/85
C
I
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H
2
2/28/85
C
22
N
s
2
2/28/85
C
5
N
H
2
3/01/85
A
12
N
H
2
3/01/85
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1
N
H
2
3/02/85
A
1 1
N
H
2
3/08/85
A
6
N
H
2
3/10/85
A
1
N
H
2
3/14/85
A
3
N
H
2
3/14/85
D
I P N
H
2
3/14/85
B
I
N
H
2
3/15/85
A
15
N
H
2
3/16/85
C
3
N
H
2
3/17/85
A
14
N
H
2
3/17/85
e
13
N
H
2
3/18/85
A
11
N
H
2
3/20/85
A
9
N
H
2
3/2D/85
A
9
N
H
2
3/20/85
A
10
N
H
2
3/20/85
B
7
N
S
2
3/20/85
A
4
E
H
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3/21/85
A
17
N
H
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3/22/85
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H
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3/23/85
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18
N
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3/25/85
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MONTHLY/
I N 0 E X
12/31/R5
SUBJECTS
PAGE 4" I
1/16/86
tA,SY^25 PRESENT APGUMENTS AS <LAN-NAZI SUIT OPENS
T,V10'„F0RMER TROOPERS SUING FOR OVERTIME PAY
JURORS HATCH TAPE OF CONFRONTATION
SETTLEMENT REACHED ON STATESVILLE VOTING
RSchIH'HH SU.T^ER^pMs'pa'r',-?,'? ,F'GHT' "MMUNIST DEMONSTRATORS
TRIAL WILL BE MAJOR TEST
JllliSSSfX CONTINUES IN KLAN-NAZI LAWSUIT
5?S82'KfT,?HlS;pI6*s^ES!ss5ggrS5!OISCR,M,N*TION
JURY AWARDS V900tOOO IN STERILITY CASE
BWSJBt"!??!'!8 ENDS H1TH NEW CHURCH FORMED
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LAWMAKERS CONSIDER MORE PRISONS
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SETTLEMENT REACHED IN ASHEBOR] SHOOTING
HASTE OUMP SITE DELAYS COULD AFFECT STATE
LAWSUIT MAY SETTLE AUTHORITY DISPUTE
LAWSUITS* ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
WHO PAYS FOR TV CONVERTFR STOL
TEACHER LOSES ON "HAS SUIT
JUDGE UPHOLDS CANE CREEK CONOE
JURY OUT AS CHAPEL HILL SUIT S
OUT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT ENOS A
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VIEWS VARY OVER FARM OWNERSHIP
MILLIONAIRE: FARM SALE NOT PLF
flRITT SAYS HE NEVER PROMISED c
WITNESSES REBUT DEFENSE TESTIM
FARM CLAIM IS DROPPED IN BRITT
1763,617 AWARDEO IN HORSE FARM
TRUSTEES OF BURNED CHURCH SUH
OEvELOPER SUED OVER PAYMENT
CHURCH SUES CONTRACTOR
DEVELOPER TO REFUND CONDOMINIJ
ORANGE SHERIFF, EX-OEPUTY SUET
VERWOERDT SUES BUYER OF E'JROPA
PTA SUIT IS SETTLED
PU!» FIRM, EX-EXECUTIVE SETTL
WOMAN'S 1250,000 SUIT SLAIMS 1
TOP COURT ORDERS REVIEW OF PR"!
DEVELOPERS FILE SUIT OVER OENI
JUDGE TO RULE ON SUIT BY DEVEL
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN SUES CONTRA
MAN DENIES GIVING EX-LOVEP HE*
UNC GRADUATE FILES SUIT OVER L
APPEALS COURT OROERS TRIAL IN
HILLSBOROUGH may SUE FORMER MA
cemetery conveyed to pakistani
town files cemetery suit
woman's suit against unc kept
2 firemen file suit for town '1
two firms suing owasa for non-
parents suing day-care center
developers being sued
chapel hill man sues develope"
lawsuits. u.s.
see also anti-trust suits
see also class action suits
see also clergy malpractice
see also foro motor co.
see also gasoline tanks
see also lawyers, u.s.
see also libel
see also meoical malpractice sui
see also prisoners, u.s., lawsui
see also tobacco, lawsuits
see also wrongful life suits
is it ok for employee to date
freedom of choice
100 ex-workers suing philip m3
cbs suit aimed at conservative
man wins award over train horn
defendant '"elighteo' at cbs l
cps suit claims fairness in he
westmoreland surrenders
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SURRENDERING GENERAL HAS REALI
TURNER IS SERVED WITH SUBPOENA
PLANTIFFS UUTRAGED OVER OECISI
JUDGE TELLS CBS IT MUST PROVID
mBACCO CRITICS PUT STOCK IN 1
BLACK LEADERS UPSET OVER KLAN
MORE POTENTIAL JURORS FOR SUIT
COURT SHOULD ALLOW US TO GROUS
CBS PROXY FIGHT EXPECTED EVENT
GROUPS SEEK AIO TO HELP PAY FO
CENTERS OF ATTENTION
AN EPIOEHIC OF LAWSUITS
JUDGE TO OROP SOME OEFENOANTS
JUDGE OPOERS PLAINTIFFS TO PAY
SOME UNHOLY CAUSES
LEAF COMPANIES FACE HEALTH SUI
HELMS ASKS SUPPORTERS FOR 475
TOBACCO RISKS MUST BE BAREO, 'I
SMOKING SUIT PLAINTIFF DIES 0=
(.7-YEAR SMOKER SUES N.C. TOBAC
LIGGETT OFFICIALS MUM ON SUIT
SAVEO FROM LAWSUITS
COURT PANEL TO HEAR CHALLENGE
N.C. TOBACCO INDUSTRY TROUBLED
WEATHER LITIGATION
ARE DRUG COMPANIES TOO SLOW IN
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFECTIN
SUITS ON SMOKING CDULO COST 81
ASBESTOS FIRM SUES CIGARETTE M
SUIT AGAINST REYNOLDS TO BEGIN
SUITS COULD JUMP CIGARETTES T3
LAW PROFESSOR SAYS TOBACCO SUI
SUIT OVER CIGARETTE ADVERTISE
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN SUIT
INUIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY BIGG
CHANGES IN OROER
CALIFORNIA APPEALS COURT BACK*
JUROR IS REMOVED IN CALIF. CI3
SUSPENSION FOP BOWL GAME MAY T
TESTIMONY IN CALIF. SUIT LINKS
OOCTOR STATES 'CIGARETTE' VICT
ADOICTIVENESS OF TOBACCO IS Dc
JUDGMENT IN LIBEL CASE ENDANGE
155 MILLION SUIT BEGINS AGAINS
R.J. REYNOLOS RULEO NOT LIABL?
PROFESSOR SALUTES COURT'S REJ
SUITS AGAINST TOBACCO COMPANIE
MOTHER DENIED CLAIM IN SMOKING
JURY DELIBERATES IN CIGARETTE
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SEE ALSO ASK THE LAWYER DAY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO 14TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
MONTHLY/A
N '4 U 4 L
1/01/85
I * J E X
12/31/85
SEE ALSO PRIVATE DETECTIVES
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DEFENDERS. DURHAM
ATTORNEY INVESTIGATED
OURHAM GROUP HILL HELP PEOPLE IN CHOOSING ATTORNEYS TOMORROW
TRIAL: DURHAM LAWYER PASSES THE TEST
NEW COURT RULES TO SPEED UP CASE HANDLING
STRICKLAND TO ENTER PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE
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noicteo on charge of embezzlement
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isbarred after plea to embezzlement
awyer disbarred, gets suspended sentence
an charged in ga. with illegal practice of law
LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO COURT-APPOI
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C
SEE ALSO DISTRICT AT
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C
SEE ALSO N.C. ACAOEM
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOC!
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GROUP TO HCLP PEOPLE SETTLE DISPUTES
CRITICISM ABOUT AOS TAKEN BY COLLEAGUES
N AOS BY NO? TH CAROLINA LAWYERS
F FEDERAL COUNTS OF LYING AT TRIAL
D TO REIMBURSE LAWYERS
SLATORS ARE LAWYERS
ROM LAWYERS
E LOCAL LAW FIRM
LAWYER MISSED COURT
ATE FOR WOR< ■
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A AFFECTS EVERY INOIVIDUAL
0 KNOW LAW SCHOOLS' PASSING RATES
W CHAMPION OF LIBERTARIANS
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LAWYERS. N.C UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
LAWYERS TO PAY FOR PROTECTION OF THEIR CLIENTS
THE LEGAL PROFESSION PAYS PRICE FOR A FEW
LAWSUIT ACCUSES ASHEVILLE LAWYER OF EMBEZZLING
TRUSTS OF BAR COUNCIL WILL BE AUDITEO FIRST
FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY FACES PRISON SENTENCE
CONVICTION OF LAWYER IS UPHEL3
GRANO JURY INDICTS FAYETT6VILLE LAWYER
LAWYER SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
FORMER FAYETTEVILLE LAWYER ARIESTEO ON FORGERY CHARGE
LAWYER BEGINS TERM IN PRISON
LAWYER'S JAIL WORK IRKS BAR
CHAPEL HILL LAWYER CHALLENGING 'LEGAL MALPRACTICE-
LAWYER IS ACuUITTEO OF DWI
JUOGE FINOS ATTORNEY NOT GUILTY OF DWI
PEARSON'S VEROICT IN DRUNKEN DRIVING TRIAL IS CRITICIZEO
VICKERY FACES DRUG, SHOPLIFTING CHARGES
JUDGE'S OWI DECISION HURTS COJRT CREDIBILITY
JUDGE'S RULING OUESTIONEO
JUOGES DISREGARD OF LAW WAS FLAGRANT
MOORMAN: PAUL INSTIGATED OISRJPTION IN COURTROOM
MOORMAN TESTIFIES ATTORNEY DISCUSSED CASE 45 MINUTES
FIRED LAWYER HOPES MOORMAN APPEAL WORKS
LAWYER'S EMPLOYERS SHARE RES PINS I 31 L I TY
JUOGE FINDS PAUL GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
JUDGE DENIES MOORMAN RETRIAL JID, OISBAPS OEFENSE ATTORNEY
JUOGE CRITICIZES LAWYER BUT OE N I E S NEW TRIAL
BAR GETS COMPLAINTS AGAINST SIX LAWYERS
MERIT SYSTEM FOR LAWYERS NEEDCD
ALAMANCE LAWYER CHALLENGING FJNO
ATTORNEY JERRY PAUL ORDERED TO SURRENDER LAW LICENSE
GOVERNOR URGED NOT TO COMMUTE LAWYER'S SENTENCE
COMMUTING LAWYER'S JAIL TERM WOULO BE OISSERVICE
LAWYERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BLACKS. LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, U.S.
SEE ALSO LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO LEGAL AIO
SEE ALSO LEGAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO U.S. ATTORNEYS
OECLINING ENROLLMENTS
DUKE EOUCATOR SAYS LAWYERS C AM ' T BE SLOPPY WITH WORDS
STATE ISSUES WAPNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN DEATHS
LAWYERS, U.S., UNETHICAL CONDUCT
CRITICS FAIL TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINE SALES BILL
MOUNT OLIVE MAN IS BARREO FROM OOING LAW OFFICE WORK
LA-Z-BOY CHAIR CO.
LA-Z-BUY CHAIR CO. AGREES TO BUY L INCOLNTON-B ASED BURPIS INDUSTRIES
LEAD
DURHAM STILL MULLING LEAO-SOLOEP BAN
PANEL ADOPTS LEAD LIMITS FOR 30LOER
NEW LEAD SOLDER RULING WON'T HURT BUILDING COSTS
LEAD POISONING
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, POISON CONTROL CENTER
SEE ALSO FOOD POISONING
IMPACT OF LEAO ON CHILOREN AND ADULTS TOPIC OF MEETING
CITY RESIDENTS WARNED OF LEAO DANGER
DRINKING WATER IN NEW BUILOINSS HAS TOO MUCH LEAO. CITY WARNS
BAN USE OF LEAD SOLOER FOR CHILDREN'S HEALTH
STATEWIDE LIMIT RECOMMENOEO ON LEAO IN SOLDER USED TO CONNECT WATER PIPE H 1
LITTLE THINGS SLIP BY
SOLUTION SOUGHT FOR LEAD IN PLUMBING
CITY RECEIVES HUD AWARD
LEAO SHOT
ORGANIZATION THREATENS SUIT FOR LEAO SHOT BAN TO PROTECT RALD EAGLES
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LEAOFRSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
CHAMBER PROGRAM HELPS LEAOERS
PROGRAM INTROOUCES MINORITIES.
LEAF COLLECTION
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. OUR
SEE ALSO LEAVES
CITY NEEDS LEAF CHEWER
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. DURHAM
IE OF MOMEN VOTERS. DURHAM
CHILD ABUSE REPORTS MAY BE 'TIP OF
LEGISLATORS TO ATTENO BREAKFASTS
WHAT TO DO?
ICEBERG'
X RAISE
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. ORANGE COUNTY
FORUM SET FOR BOARD CANDIDATES
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. U.S.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS LEADER TO SPEAK AT DINNER IN CHAPEL HILL
LEARNING DISABILITIES
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, LEARNING
SEE ALSO DYSLEXIA
HELP FOR DYSLECTICS
CHILDREN RELATE TO HER WELL
POOR MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT HAMPERS SOME CHILDREN'S WRITING. EXPERT SAYS
"LEARNING INFORMATION FOR TODAY-
SEE PROJECT LIFT
LEARNING RESOURCE NETWORK
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE'
LEARY'S BAIL BONDS
DURHAM BONO HEARINGS INVOLVE HEFTY SUMS
SCHOOLS BENEFIT AS 80NDSMEN FORFEITURES TRIPLED
BONDSMEN: MAGISTRATES SETTING BAIL TOO LOW
LABARRE: LOW PROFIT STIRS BOND COMPLAINT
LEASES
RAILROAD LEASES POSE DILEMMA
LEASH LAWS
SEE OOG CONTROL
LEATHER
SEE ALSO SHOES
CRAFTSMAN COMES FULL CIRCLE: LEATHER GROWS UP
LEARN ABOUT LEATHER
LEAVES
SEE ALSn LEAF COLLECTION
SPRING CLEANING
FALL FOLIAGE WILL PEAK MID-OCTOBER
FOR HER. I T' S NOT WORK
AUTUMN LABOR
RAKING THEM IN
IRRESISTIBLE
LEBANON
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TAR HEEL STUOENT
LEBANON
TIVITY IN BEPUT FUR AMFRICAN PRICST
ST PULL OUR TROOPS OUT OF LEBANON... !' ICARTOONI
"IRON FIST" FROM LEBANON ICARTOONI
BANON AS UNSUPPORTED TREEHOUSE ICARTOONI
TERRORISM SPO^SOREO IN PART BY THE CIA (CARTOON)
IN BEIRUT?
GOOD NEWS WHILE ANOTHER WAITS
TA FORCE SHROUDED IN SECRECY
IAN LISTED AMONG 32 AMERICANS ON HIJACKED PLANE
XIOUSLY WAIT
RI KEY TO FREEING HOSTAGES
E HOSTAGE HANDLING
CRISIS HANDLING
ORT TO FREE HOSTAGES
D NOT RESTRAIN NEWS
FREE MEDIA
• REMAIN
KTOONI
REACT?
NG IN BEIRUT JEMEMBEREO AT VIGIL IN N.C.
LENCE
HOSTAGE MAY HAVE OIEO AFTER ILLNESS
S WRITE AMAL 5P.OUP LEAOER
LEBANON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS.. N.C VOLJNTEER
DOG AWAKENS FAMILY IN DURHAM 8LA2F
FAMILY PET SAVES MOTHER ANO SON IN DURHAM FIRE
LEDERLE LABORATORIES
LEDEkLE MAY BUILO PLANT IN DURHAM
LEOERLE LABS LOOKING AT OURHAM
DPT VACCINE MAKER CITED FOR NFGLIGENCE IN SUIT BY PARENTS
LEE CONSTRUCT ION CO.
BIDS ON TREATMENT PLANT PROJE:T ABOUT AS EXPECTEO
WASTEWATER PLANT EXPANSION DELAYEO
LEE COUNTY, N.C.
ARRESTS ARE HAOE IN LEE OR UG 'ROBE
LEE COUNTY, N.C, BUDGET
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING OAY-CARE WORKERS EXTENOED
LEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
LEADERSHIP
COUNCIL SHOULD AVOID SPECIAL INTEREST WHIMS H
CITY COUNCIL CAN OEFENO ITS ACTIONS H
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS LEA°N ABOJT BUSINESS IN PROGRAM AT OU«E H
MINORITY STUOFNTS GET FEEL FQJ CAREERS IN PROGRAM AT DUKE'S BUSINESS SCH H
OURHAM SURVEY SHOULD STIMULATE SOuE ACTION H
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOUR CAV=-IN DFATHS H
DUKE PROGRAM INOENTIFIES POTENTIAL
DUKE GRANT TO SPOT, SPUR LEAOERS
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1/16/96
CHARGES DROPPED IN LEE AGAINST 42 ACCUSED OP SELLING ALCOHOL TO MINOR
LEE PAVING CO. (SANFOKOi N.C.I
ROAD PROJECT BIOS TO IE REVIEUEO FRIOAY
LEES-MCRAE COLLEGE
SKI OEGREE IN WORKS
LEESVILLE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH
FUTURE OF CHURCH LOOKS BRIGHTER
LEESVILLE MISSION WILL BE CONSTITUTED AS CHURCH SUNOAY
LEFT-HANOEONESS
UNRAVELING MYSTERIES OF BRAIN HEMISPHERES
JOB OUTLOOK IN EARLY '86 CALLEO BRIGHT
LEFT TURNS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC LAWS
JOINT ETHICS PANEL AGREES TO ISSUE CONDUCT GUIDES
LEGAL ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SOME LAWYERS VOICE CRITICISM ABOUT AOS TAKEN BY COLLEAGUES
OPINIONS OIVIOEO ON AOS BY N05TH CAROLINA LAWYERS
LEGAL AIO
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO LEGAL SERVICES
LAW STUDENTS HELP ABUSED CHILDREN
LEGAL DRINKING AGE
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLi ILLICIT SALES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. SALES
SEE ALSO L IQU0R-8Y-THE-DRINK, N.
OWI'S SUCCESS STARTING TO EPOT
RAISE DRINKING AGE. REOUCE FAT
RAISING OF DRINKING AGE OPPOSE
MILLER TO FILE BILL RAISING 05
SEVERAL TRAFFIC SAFETY BILLS 0
PRINCIPLE VS. PRACTICALITY ON
LAWMAKERS MAY RAISE DRINKING A
AGE NOT ONLY OWI FACTOR
EDITORIAL WAS DISSERVICE
SUBCOMMITTEE GETR5 THREE BILLS
GROUPS DISAGREE OVER DRINKING
PETITIONS OPPOSE NEW DRINKING
STUOENTS OPPOSE BILL TO RAISE
PANEL OKS 21 AS ORINKING AGE
GOV. MARTIN WANTS N.C. PORT TO
SEAT-BELT BILL, TEACHER MERIT
HOUSE OK'S ■Zl« BILL
ORINKING AGE MEASURE GOES TO S
"BIG MOTHER IS WATCHING YOU."
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL
IN RALEIGH.. .BUT SENATE SWALL3
DRINKING AGE VOTE DELAYFO BY S
DRINKING AGE PROHIBITION ANOTH
••••LEGI SLATURE BANS DUMPING a
DRINKING AGE VOTE DELAYED
LAWMAKEPS WATER UOWN BILL TO '
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS CITEO
MAKING LAW MEANINGLESS
N.C. SENATE OKS RAISING OR INKI
FINAL APPROVAL GIVEN TO ORINKI
NINE BARTENDERS ARRESTED IN P?
9 BARTENDERS ARRESTED
MANY SERVICEMEN TO BECOME UNOF
FOUR AVOID SENTENCES ON LIOUO'
JUDGE DISMISSES CHARGES AGAINS
TAVERN OWNERS MOURN DRAM SHOP
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT
REP. MILLER OEFENOS LEGISLATIV
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR OR AN
N.C. COLLEGES EYE ORINKING AGF
STATE'S COLLEGES PREPARE FOR R
ABC OFFICERS TICKET YOUTHS F0»
41 CITED FOR HAVING ALCOHOL AT
ABC OFFICERS HELP PROTECT H^
UNC CENTER TO STUDY DRINKING-A
C.
E
ALITIES - LEGISLATORS
0
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OWN ROAD FOR LEGISLATURE
SETTING DRINKING AGE
GE IN N.C.
TO RAISE ORINKING AGE
AGE
AGE
ORINKING AGE
KEFP ITS CUSTOMS SERVICE
PAY TO BE DEBATED THIS WEEK
ENATE
ICAPTOONI
RAISING ORINKING AGE Tn 21
WING BILL RAISING ORINKING AGE
ENATE
ER FARCE
EER IN STREAMS..." 4CART00NI
AISE DRINKING AGE
ON BILL TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
NG AGE
NG AGE OF 21
OBE OF DRINK OALES
RAGE
SALES CHARGES
T 52 STORE CLFRKS
LEGISLATION
■TIL NEXT YEAR CJUNE 51 FOR . . . BUS I NE S S
E ACTIONS
GE EATERIES
JUMP
AIS60 DRINKING AGE
ALCOHOL AT BALL GAMES
GAMES
SCHOOL FOOTBALL FANS
GE EFFECTS
LEGAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LAW
DECLINING ENROLLMENTS
PUBLIC HAS RIGHT TO KNOW LAW SCHOOLS' PASSING RATES
PASSAGE RATFS ON BAR EXAM TO 3E PUBLIC
LAW SCHOOLS SEARCH FQR 'BETTE'" STUOENTS
.GUES
LEGAL FEES
KNOX SAYS HUNT ABUSED HIS POWER IN PROVIDING LEGAL HELP TO INGRAM
FEES NEED 'HARD LOOK'
STATE MUST PAY HUNT'S LEGAL F? E S IN TRIAL FOR MURDER
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN DEATHS
6E0C ASKS CITY FOR LEGAL FEES
INDIGENCY SCREENING PLAN SAVES HONEY ON LAWYERS
LEGAL MALPRACTICE SUIT
SEE ALSO LEGAL ETHICS
CHAPEL HILL LAWYER CHALLENGING
•LEGAL MALPRACTICE-
LEGAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO LEGAL AIO
BILL ON CHILO SAFETY SEATS ST4LLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN MURDER SENTENCES
LEGENDS
SEE ALSO FOLKLORE
GOVERNORS' LEGEND HAS 3 FAVORITE VARIATIONS
LEGIONNAIRES OISEASE
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3/22/85
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6 CASES Of LEGI?N'4AIR5S OISEASE CONFIRMED
LEGIONNAIRE BACTERIA FOUND IN WORKPLACE OF WAN HIT BY ILLNESS
LEGIONNAIRES OISEASE RULEO OUT IN 3 CASES
LEGIONNAIRE CASES FEWER THAN =XPECTED
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
PANEL FACES ETHICS DILEMMA
PANEL CHECKS STATE SENATORS 'USINESS TIES
ALAMANCE SENATOR DENIES ALLEGATION
JORDAN DENIES CONFLICT IN SIL1- AFFECTING DAM AT SAXAPAHAW
ETHICS COMMITTEE POSTPONES HEARING
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DA TO OECIOE "Y JULY ON JORDAN CASE
GRANO JURY HEARS EVIDENCE IN JORDAN CASF
SEN. JORCAN INDICTED
GRANO JURY INDICTS JORDAN FOR MISUSE OF HIS OFFICE
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS STUDY IS PROPOSE?
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS PANEL EYES LOBBYISTS
LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.. DISCIPLINE
LEGISLATORS GET PROS, CONS OF PAODLINGS
LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMITTEES
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SUBJECTS
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LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
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SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
SEE ALSO LOAN COMPANIES
SILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
HOUSE APPROVES BANKS-INSURANCE BILL
LENOIR. N.C.
CHEMICAL SPILL
GRANT TO AID SIECOR PLANT IN JUDSON
LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE
LENOIP-RHYNE WON'T PLAY FOOTBALL WITH FALWELL'S SCHOOL
LIBERTY COACH SAYS LENOIR-RHYNE GAINED NOTHING WITH ITS STATEMENT
LENOX BAKER tERE3RAL PALSY AND CRI»PLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
BINGO MEASURE SEEKS 'FAIR SHA<E'
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HELPING CHILDREN TREHENOOUSLY GRATIFYING To OEOICATEO VOLUNTEER
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48 MJLLION LENOX CHINA PLANT DEDICATED IN OXFORD CEPEMONY
OXFORD MAYOR: NEW PLANT OFFERS CHANCES FOR STUDENTS
OXFORD BOOSTEO BY CHINA PLANT
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LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 0= LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
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LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY
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DELEGATION TO SEEK LESSONS IN LEXINGTDN. KY.
COUNTY, CITY OFFICIALS GET PE= TALK ON MERGER
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THEY WOKE TO AN INFERNO
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200 FURNITURE WORKERS LAID OFF
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FURNITURE COMPANY TO CLOSF SIX PLANTS
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NO REPUTATION TO OEFAME
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SUIT ACCUSES ASSISTANT OA OF INTIMIDATION
TWO MEN ARE CHARGED WITH SLANDER ANO LIBEL
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COURT FINDS NO GROUNDS FOR LHEL SUIT
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DEMOCRATS HIT LETTER CRITICAL OF CANDIDATES
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LIBERALS
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SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
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INDEX
12/31/95
SUBJECTS
'AGE 483
l/16/»6
LIBRARIES' 'OLE DISCUSSED
THE SELF-STYLED CENSORS SHOULD CONStDER THREAT
LIBRARIES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DURHAM HERALD-SUN, LIBRARY
ST. MARY'S OPENS NEW LIBRARY
ON-THE-GO DIRECTOR IF LIBRARIES MAKES LAST move BEFORE RETIRING
LIBRARIES. INTERNATIONAL
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IRE PROGRA"
BLIC IN "TALK ABOJT IT- READING PROGRAM
IS PLANNED FOR NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
ROUP HOLDING SEMINAR
PONDER TOUGHER OPEN-MEETINGS LAWS
L WOULD MAKE LIBRARY RECORDS MORE PRIVATE
NO TRIFLE
OLLEGE BOAPOS
'ONS
PRAISED
NK OUKE. N.C. STATE. UNC LIBRARIES
LIBRARIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO SPECIAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION
■DROWNING IN KNOWLEDGE'
THE SELF-STYLED CENSORS SHOULD CONSIDER THREAT
BOOKLESS COLLEGE HELPED
LIBRARY CATALOGS
SEE ALSO CATALOGS
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES. N.C.
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY CATALOG OPEN TO PUBLIC
LICE
HEAD LICE PROBLEM REPORTED INCREASING
HEAD LICE A NUISANCE. BUT NO -"EALTH HAZARO
LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO motor VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
LEGISLATORS SNUB HIGHER TAG FEES
ROYALL PROMISES FULL DEBATE ON STATE LOTTERY BILL
LICENSE COLLECTION ENDED BY POLICE
LICENSE PLATES. N.C.
SEE ALSO "OTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
RETURN 'VARIETY VAC AT I ONLAND •
NS'
PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM
license tags
see license plates. n.c.
licenseo practical nurses
lpn job hunt goes beyond hospitals
licensed practical nurses association
see also durham technical institute,
see also n.c. nurses association
see also nurses. u.s.
new officers
licensing boards
see also n.c boaros and commissions
see also n.c. real estate licencing board
see also n.c. wildlife resources co"miss10n. licenses
bill would set reouuements fdr radiation technologists
senate oks use of fake licenses in investigations
lick creek sewage treatment plant
see also sewage treatment plants. durha"
2 wastewater plants reach capacity
sewage facilities blocking du'ham oevelop»ent
durham finos more capacity at eno plant
report says wastewater plants can bf expanded
panel gives nod to considering sewer expansion
more sewage capacity neeoeo— now
rolan backs growth of wastewater plants
council oks sewer pact with county
delay jeopardizes project
temporary sewage plants said needed
panel asks for reccmenpations on expanding wastewater plants
panel told sewage lack molding up development
sewer capacity woes stall housing plans
relocating 3 waste treatment plants suggested
agreement would let plants receive additional wastewater
stupy: water, sewer to cost »9 7 million
focus on short-range water. sewer growth
order expanos sewer plants
licorice pizza
see also recoro bar
record bar buys chain, licorice pizza, in california
recoro bar buys chain in california
lie detectors
see polygraphs
lifoerkranz cheese
see also cheese
general foods recalling some cheese in 14 states
general foods recalling some 'rands of cheese
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4/20/85
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4/23/65
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4/24/«5
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LIFE'S WORTH? IT DEPENOS ON THE RISKS OF YOUR JOB
IFE EXPECTANCY
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO DEATH RATE
H 2 1/27/85 B 1
MONTHLY/
ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/65 - 12/31/8S
SUBJECTS
PAGE 489
1/16/86
SEE ALSO HEALTH CAKE
LONGEVITY. CUMPANY ARE LINKED
OESPITE OBSTACLES. AMERICANS EXPECTED TO LIVE LONGER
HAWAIIANS HAVE LONGEST LIFESPANS OF ALL AMERICANS
LIFSEELOUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, HELICOPTER SERVICE
LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
FLAK IN REAGAN PLAN
DO NOT TAX INSURANCE
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO STAGING 3EATH
LIFE MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
LIFE'S MUSEUM PIECES
LIFE SE
SEE
SEE
SEE
ST
MA
SE
SE
TE
RF
NTENCES
ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
ALSO MURDER. N.C.
ATE FACING CLAIMS ON COASTAL
N GETS LIFE SENTENCE FOR SLA
NATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN
NATE PANEL OKS BILL TO END 0
EN-AGER RECEIVES LIFE TERM
N GETS LIFE TERM FOR KILLING
N GETS LIFE TERM
N SENTENC60 TO LIFE TERM FO*
BROTHERS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE
BROTHERS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE
N. 20. SENTENCED TO LIFE IN
RHAM MAN RECEIVES LIFE SENTE
ROLE BUARO ENDS AGREEMENT HI
SHER GETS LIFE FOR MURDER
ATH PENALTY SHOULD HAVE GONE
ECUTION MORE COSTLY THAN L IF
0 GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SEXUAL
RRIS GETS LIFE TERM IN SLAYI
RRIS TO APPEAL CONVICTION
QUEEN GETS LIFE IN SLAYING 3
N RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE ON
N GETS LIFE TERM FOR KIDNAP.
N MHO KILLED DAUGHTER GETS L
N GETS LIFE TERM
RGLARY, SEATING NET LIFE TE'
SENTENCING IN LIFE TERM OROF
LANO DEEDS
YING
MUROER SENTENCES
EMOCRATIC PRIMARY
TEACHER
MUROFR
S IN MURDER CASE
S
PRISON
NCE
TH EX-OEATH ROW PRISONER
TO FISHER
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-ASSAULT CASES
NG OF MISS GOLKHO
F TROOPER
SEX CHARGFS
ASSAULT
IFE TERM
M
REO BY SUPREME COURT
LIFE-SUPPORT MACHINERY
SEE ALSO BOURNS INC.
DUKE APOLOGIZES: THEY FEAREO FOR SON'S LIFE WHEN POWER WAS SHUT OFF
MONEY RAISED FOR GENERATOR
DUKE POWER EMPLOYEES PLAN TO BUY GENERATOR FOR BOY ON LIFE SUPPORT
NEW HEROIC MEASURES RULES STIR CONTROVERSY AMONG STATE OOCTORS
PARENTS OF BLIND BOY TO FIGHT AWARO REVERSAL
LIFEGUAROS
NEVER
A DULL MOMENT IN DAY OF LIFEGUARD AT FOUR CITY POOLS
LIFELINE UNIT
GIVE HELP
LIGHT A CANDLE FOR LIFELINE
GET TO KNOW LIFELINE
A MATTER OF SAVING LIVES
ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS TO GET HELP FROM LIFELINE
LIFESAV ING
SEE HEROISM
SEE RESCUES
LIFESTYLES
OUKE PLANS COURSE ON LIFESTYLE
LIGGETT C MYERS TOBACCO CO.
MARKET WIDESN FOR LCM'S STRIDE
STRIDE CIGARETTES GO NATIONAL
FIRE AT LCM FOUGHT
TOBACCO FIRE OUKKLY EXTINGUIS
DURHAM LCM PLANT HAS POWER FAI
THAT'S X. V. DEY
FORMER LCM EXECUTIVES SHIPPIN"
LCM OPTIMISTIC ABOUT CIGARETT"
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE LAW MAY EX
COMPANY EMPLOYEES CAN WORK TOG
DURHAM'S LCM SAYS LEVY COULD ~.
CITY COUNCIL AOOPTS CHEMICALS
DURHAM 1ST TO ENACT RIGHT-TO-K
DANGEROUS-MATERIAL LAW A WOR KA
WINNERS ALL: 10 TAKE HONORS
LIGGETT t MYERS SHARE OF LEAF
LIGGETT OECLINES COMMENT ON WA
LCM PROTESTS COST OF ROTATING
LIGGETT CO. OBJECTS TO COST 0=
MANUFACTURERS INCREASE THEIR C
WIFE OF FORMER LCM PRFSIDENT 1
WHOSE CIGARETTES HAVE GONE TO
LIGGETT WILL LOSE GENERIC DIST
2 CIGARETTE FIRMS WON'T COOPER
LCM MAY CONTEST LOSS OF DISTRI
TURNER, LCM OFFICIAL IN BRAZIL
INTERNATIONAL OIRECTOR AT L I G"
47-YEAR SMOKER SUES N.C. TOBAC
LIGGETT OFFICIALS MUM ON SUIT
COURT PANEL TO HEAR CHALLENGE
4 MAJOR U.S. CIGARETTE MAKERS
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFECTIN
HALLMARK VICE PRESIDENT URGES
GRANDMET, LCM HAY PART WAYS
LCM DRYER CATCHES FIRE
LCM RECOGNIZED FOR CREATIVE MA
EX-CLASSMATES IN TURKEY HOLO 5
LCM A GOOD CITIZEN
FORMER LCM FINANCE CHIEF DIES
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SIDENT
LIGGETT C MVERS TOBACCO CO., BUSINESSES
LCM PLANS TO SELL BRAZIL SUBSIDIARY
LIGGETT C MYERS TOBACCO CO., EMPLOYEES
H.E. WHITE, 96, RETIREO LCM VICE PRESIDENT
SLUMPING SALES CAUSE LCM TO BEGIN 4-0AY WORK WEEK
OIP IN SALES CUTS WORK WEEK AT LCM
LCM SAYS LOST ACCOUNTS RECAPTURED
COMPANIES SEEKING LESS COSTLY HEALTH PLANS
LIGGETT C "YERS T0«ACCO CO., SALFS
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3/02/85
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3/06/85
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4/24/85
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4/30/85
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5/26/85
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5/31/85
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6/11/85
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6/15/85
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6/18/85
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7/03/85
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7/30/85
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8/22/85
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8/26/85
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9/06/85
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9/08/85
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10/16/85
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10/16/85
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10/17/85
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10/22/85
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11/07/85
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11/21/85
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11/20/85
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12/06/85
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12/11/85
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7/31/85
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AFTER SIX MONTHS OF TESTING
HFO AT LCM
LURE
THEIR OWN BRAND
CLUDE LIGGETT FIRM
ETHCR IN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
OST 116.5 MILLION
OROINANCE
NOW LAW
BLE COMPROMISF
MARKET DECLINES
RNING ROTATION
PACKAGE LABELS
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IES
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EUNION IN DURHAM
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1/10/85
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1/16/85
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1/17/85
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1/23/85
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2/03/85
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4/24/85
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5/09/85
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6/18/85
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6/18/85
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6/19/55
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6/19/85
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7/19/85
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7/24/85
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7/25/85
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7/25/85
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7/26/85
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8/12/85
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8/12/85
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8/14/85
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9/13/85
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9/19/85
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9/23/85
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10/14/85
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10/19/85
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10/19/85
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11/06/85
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MONTHLY/
N N U A L
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
SU3JECTS
SEE ALSO LIGGETT GROUP t SALES AM 0 EARNINGS
LIGGETT [ MYERS SHARE OF LEAF MARKET DECLINES
SLUMPING SALES CAUSE LCM TO BEGIN 4-Day yORK week
DIP IN SALES CUTS WORK MEEK AT LCM
3UY0UT TALK HINTED AS LCM PROFITS SI'IK
LCM SAYS LOST ACCOUNTS RECAPTURED
LIGGETT C "YERS TOBACCO CO.. WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO BRIGHTLEAF SOUARE
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO WAREHOUSES
LCM PROJECT AN ASSET
BUSINESSMAN 3UYING LCM WAREHOUSES
APARTMENTS TO REPLACE BROAD ST. WAREHOUSES
2 LOCAL INVESTORS IN CENTER TALKS
OURHAM PANEL STUDIES 5,500 HOUSING UNITS
WAREHOUSES ARE SOLD
DURHAM MAN 3UYS WAREHOUSES CN BROAD STREET
LCM BUILDING NOW 'HISTORIC1
LIGGETT GROUP
COST LINKED TO TOXICS LAW
BILL WOULD HELP LIG'.ETT
LIGGETT GETS WAY ON LABELS
LIGGETT TO SEEK ANOTHER EXCEPT
TE RISKS
LIGGETT GROUP. SALES ANO EARNINGS
SEE ALSO LIGGETT C "VERS TOBACCO CO.. SALES
LCM EXPENSES TO BE STUDIED
LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
FELLOWSHIP IS PLANNING TO OPEM RETIREMENT HOME AT VANCE HOTEL
LIGHTNING
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. LIGHTNING
FIRE DESTROYS FURNITURE PLANT
LI'L ABNER (COMIC STRIP C PLAYI
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
L'tL GENERAL STJRE (HOLLDWAY ST.)
2 DURHAM BUSINESSES ROBBEO
LIMOUSINES
CHAPEL HILL LIMOUSINE TO OFFE' RIDES IN STYLE
LIMO SERVICE GETS NOO
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
LINCOLN SCHEDULES PROGRAM FOR TEENS
CONCERN VOICED OVER HEALTH CASE COSTS
DURHAM HEALTH FAIR APR. 24-27 FEATURES WELLNESS FESTIVAL
SCHMIDT WOKKS TH PREVENT PROBLEM OF TEEN PREGNANCY
PUPILS' RIGHT TO SEX EOUCATION TOUTED
GRANT SAVES CENTER TEEN HEALTH PROJECT
STRONG ROLE MOOELS AIDED OURHAM NURSE
ER. BJOGET
MBULAMCF SERVICE COSTS
c IN FUNDS
ER, G'ANTS
HEALTH PROJECT
N HEALTH PROGRAM
N.C. I
GLOW BRIGHTLY
CH IN O.C. AFTER ALL
TTENO INAUGURATION
PLAY AT INAUGURATION
RFORMED IN WASHINGTON
NTER
ILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENT
COMMISSIONERS QUESTION A
HOSPITAL SEEKING INCREAS
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENT
GRANT SAVES CENTER TEEN
LINCOLN CENTER PLANS TEE
LINCOLN PARK WEST
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMI*
LINCOLN SCHOOL ICHAPEL HILL.
MEMORIES OF LINCOLN HIGH
LINCOLNTON. N.C.
CITY MANAGER'S USE OF CREDIT CARD EYED
LINCOLNTON HIGH SCHOOL
LINCOLNTON'S RANO TO MAR
8AN0S RAISING MONEY TO A
TWO N.C. BANDS READY TO
LINCOLNTON BAND STILL PE
L1NEBERGER CANCER RESEARCH CE
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL H
L INGERIE
SEE ALSO CLOTHING (SEE AL
THIEVES TAKE LINGERIE FR
LINGUISTS
SEE ALSO LANGUAGE
LINGUISTS HELP COURTS DE
LINKS INC.
AFRICAN CULTURE FOCUS OF
LINN-CORRIHER CORP.
COURT NIXES DISABILITY P
LINPRO COMPANY
FIRM PLANS TO BUILD 5 OF
OFFICES PLAN FOR 1-40 IN
FIRST SATELLITE CITY ANN
ANNEXATION OK'Oi ZCNE CH
2 OFFICE PARKS PLANNED
LION'S CLUB. DURHA"
SEE ALSO DURHAM DIAGNOSTIC LIONS CLUB
OUTMAN TO SPEAK
LIONS' AWARDS
OFFICFRS INSTALLED
LIONS CLUB OFFICERS
U.S. OVERKILL FACTOR CALLED '<TUP!0'
'TIS THE SEASON
LION'S CLU" INDUSTRIES
SEE ALSO BLIND
STATE-CHARTERED BANKS GE
LIPPES LOOP
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO INTRAUTERINE OEVI
HUMAN FAMILY GROWS: CREA
LIPPES LOOP SAFER, EASI5
L1PPI2ANER HORSES
SO NA-ES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLFS OF CL1THINGI
QM PUNT
CODE SUBTLE MEANINGS
PREVIEW CELEBRATION
AY FOR FORMER TEXTILE WORKE»
FICE 'UILDINGS
TERSECTION UNVEILED
EXATIDN GETS approval
ANGE 3ENIE0
T CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH
TIvE, HUMAN SOLUTIONS NEEDED
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SEE ALSO HORSES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, ASHFBORO
SEE ALSO ASHEBORO. N.C.
ASHEBORO'S VOTERS ELECT TO STAY OR*
LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, BOONE
SEE ALSO BOONE, N.C.
COUNCIL REVERSES STANO ON LIQUOR VOTE
BOONE TO HOLD ALCOHOL REFERENDUM
LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, DURHAM
ANOTHER LAW PASS60: MORE RIGHTS LOST
LIOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, GASTONIA
SEE ALSO GASTONIA, N.C.
GASTONIA VOTERS APPROVE MIXED DRINKS
MIXEO DRINK SALES WILL BEGIN TODAY IN GASTONIA
LIOUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C.
SEE ALSO BARS
SEE ALSO LEGAL ORINKING AGE
SEE ALSO N.C LAWS
SEE ALSO PEOPLE WHO C«RE
FUNDAMENTALISTS TO GET CHANCE TO PUSH CAUSES
THE PRICE-FIXING BILL
PRIVETTE URGES PUBLIC INITIATIVES FOR OIRECT VOTE ON LEGISLATION
BROWN-BAGGING BAN. ALCOHOL WARNINGS SOUGHT
ROCKY MOUNT VOTERS OK LIOUOR BY DRINK SALES
SENATE OKS SHOPLIFTERS' ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
TARBORO OKS ORINKS
TARBOPO OKS ORINKS
GASTUNIA VOTERS APPROVE MIXEO ORINKS
LIOUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, KOCKY MT.
SEE ALSO ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.
VOTERS IN ROCKY MOUNT APPROVE LIQUOR BY DRINK
LIOUOR HOUSES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
DRUG-LIQUOR RAIDS IN CITY, COJNTY NET 18 ARRESTS
DURHAM RAID BRINGS 49 ARRESTS
DURHAM 'LIQUOR HOUSE' TRIALS BEGIN TODAY
ABOUT 60 PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARSES: SUSPENDEO SENTENCES FOR . . . L I QU
2 SHOT OEAO AT LIQUOR HOUSE
RAIDS ON LIOUDR HOUSES NET ARJESTS
ORDER MAY BE SOUGHT TO CLOSE 'LIQUOR HOUSE'
VICE OFFICERS CHARGE 5 IN RA 10
MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT
COURT APPEARANCE SET
LIOUOR LIABILITY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN ORIVIHG
SEE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LIOUOR PERMITS
SEE ALSO PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, U.S.
LID SOUGHT ON LIQUOR INSURANCE COSTS
LIOUOR INSURANCE PREMIUM JUMPS TO 439,555 A YEAR
LIOUOR PERMITS
SEE ALSO LIQUOR LIABILITY
BEER LICENSES PASS, BUT TWO SPEW
BEER LICENSE REPORT ASKED
DURHAM COUNCIL TOLD GAS STATION CAN GET ON-PREMISES BEER LICENSE
NINE BARTENDERS ARRESTED IN P»08E OF DRINK DALES
GAS STATION BEER SALES HURT ANTI-OWI EFFORTS
IT'S WRONG TO SELL BEER, GAS TOGETHER
ALCOHOL BEVERAGE MISUSE AOOEO TO COLISEUM PROBE
LIOUOR INSURANCE PREMIUM JUMPS TO 139,555 A YEAR
LIOUOR RAIOS
SEE ALCOHOL, ILLICIT SALES
LITERACY
SEE ILLITERACY
LITHIUM
SEE ALSO DRUGS
RATS GIVEN LITHIUM ORINK MORE ALCOHOL
LITHOTRIPTER
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LL OEVISE STANDAROS CONCERNING KIDNEY DEVICES
ORIAL MUST CUT 1986 EXPENSES, BUT AMOUNT ELUSIVE
VORS DUKE HOSPITAL'S LITHOTRIPTER BIO
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GENCY, OUKE AGREE ON KIDNEY-STONE MACHINE
S APPROVAL FOR KIONEY MACHINE
NDITIONALLY OKS N.C. MEMORIAL LITHOTRIPTER
NTATIVELY OKS KIDNEY DEVICE FOR N.C. MEMORIAL
EQUEST FOR KIDNEY-STONE SMASHER DENIEO
EQUEST TO USE KIONEY 1ACHINE REJECTED
HOSPITAL HELICOPTER PLAN RECOMMtNOED BY PANEL
PRESCRIPTION: BIG 0OS= OF COOPERATION JUST MIGHT SOLVE AREA
ATION OF LITHOTRIPTER PLANNED SATURDAY
TONES BASHED, CRUSHED. BLIT2E0
MITS L ITHOTRIPTERS
PTER RULING FAVORS UROLOGISTS
LITHUANIA
LITHUANIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY
LITTER
SEE ALSO CLEAN COMMUNITY SYSTEH
SEE ALSO "DURHAM FIRST"
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINA CLEAN
SEE ALSO TRASH OUMPING
SEE ALSO VACANT LOTS
CLEAN UP ROADSIDES
CLEAN UP DURHAM
BE AWARE OF LITTER
BEAUTIFUL? RIOICULOUS? OR GROSS?
CAROLINA FRIENDS STUOENTS SCHFOULE 'CLEANATHON'
KEEP STATE CLEAN
TOWARD A CLEANER DURHAM
COUNTY TRASH CLEANEO UP
LITTER LAOY STRIKES
MAYOR SAYS DEBRIS ORDINANCE CDULO CAUSE LEGAL CHALLENGE
DEBRIS LAW WORTH EFFORT TO IRON OUT LEGAL KINKS
TELEPHONE PIONEERS TO HELP CLEAN ROADS
HEARING PLANNED ON DURHAM 'WEEO LAW'
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TRASH-TD-CASH COULD EASE DURHAM'S LANDFILL CRUNCH
MESSY STREETS HAKE HER SAD
A DOWNTOWN SHAME
N.C. AGENCY BFGINS CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
AN INEXCUSABLE CLUTTER
CITY NOW ENFORCING LAW ON WE ET S . TRASH
LITTLE LEARNFRS DAY CAPE CENTER
LITTLE LEARNERS
LITTLE RIVER
WATERSHED PROPOSAL TO BE AIRED APRIL 23
WATERSHED LAW MISSES TREYBURN. PLANNER SAYS
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY URGED ON TREY3URN PLAN
STATE HONOREO FOR RAISING 2 COUNTY BRIDGES
LITTLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
VA. ADMINISTRATOR NAMED LITTL? RIVER PRINCIPAL
OR. TRUELOVE APPOINTED PRINCIPAL AT LITTLE RIVER
NATIVE OF TRIANGLE RETURNS FROM VA. AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
FIGHT BREWS OVER QUARRY PLAN
LITTLE RIVER RESFRVOIR
SEE ALSO LAKE MICHIE
READY AND WAITING
BRIDGE RAISED
RESERVOIR ON SCHEDULE
REPORT ON PROPERTY WAS WRONG
TREYBURN PLANS ANNOUNCEO: OFFICIALS EYE NEEOS OF PROJECT
CITY PANEL TO CONSIOEP SECONO LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR BRIOGE
CITY STAFFER URGES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF RESERVOIR
NO DECISION MAOE ON BRIDGE
TREYBURN OEVELOPERS MAP OUT ROAD PLANS
STUDY: WATER. SEWER TO COST $57 MILLION
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS MAKE CHANGES IN PLAN
PLANNERS GET LOOK AT TREYBURN PLAN
TREYBURN ANNEXATION DEEMED OK
DESIGNS IN OIRT
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMAS AHEAD FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
TAKING SHAPE
LIVE AID IFUND-RAISINGI
BARTENDERS' TIPS TO GO TO HUNGRY
SONGS WON'T END ETHIOPIA'S PROBLEMS
FAMINE CONCERT A BOON
PLIGHT GREATER THAN GIFTS
LIVE AID FOR JESSE HELMS (CARTOONI
MARXISM WORSENS FAMINE WOES
GIFTS WON'T END FAMINE
THE LIVELY MIND: HOW TO ENJOY YOUR LIFE BY BECOMING MORE MENTALLY ALERT
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
•LIVELY MINO' CLASSES
LIVER CANCER
SPECIAL LIVER OPERATION ONLY HOPE FOR CHILD'S LIFE
LIVER SURGERY ON GIRL. 2. 'WENT WELL'
LITTLE GIRL BACK HOME AFTER LIVER SURGERY
3-YEAR-OLD BOY AWAITS LIVER TRANSPLANT
BOY'S EYES TELL STORY OF BOUT WITH CANCER
3-YEAR-OLD CANCER VICTIM 'JUST CRAZY OVER FIRE TRUCKS'
CANCER CLAIMS GIRL. 2
160 RAISED FOR SICK WAYNE YOUNGSTER STOLEN
LIVER DISEASE
SEE ALSO OISEASES ISEE ALSO nam; s OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
SEE ALSO HEPATITIS
DURHAM HEPATITIS B CASES UP
LIVER TRANSPLANT
DOCTORS SAY 15-MONTH-OLO GIRL COULO OIE WITHOUT LIVFR TRANSPLANT
JOSH BROOK'S PARENTS HAVE ANOTHER CHILD
LIVER RECIPEINT DOING FINE. APPRECIATES 'GREATEST GIFT'
OUKE LOGS 2ND LIVER TRANSPLANT
LIVER RECIPIENT IN GOOO CONDITION
LIVER RECIPIENT IN STABLE CONDITION
LIVER RECIPIENT 'DOING WELL*
TRANSPLANT PATIENTS AT OUKE S« 1 0 STABLE
OREGON LAW A MODEL FOR AIDING TRANSPLANTS
3-YEAR-OLD BOY AWAITS LIVER TRANSPLANT
BOY'S EYES TELL STORY OF BOUT WITH CANCER
3-YEAR-OLO CANCER VICTIM 'JUST CRA2V OVER FIRE TRUCKS'
LIVER PATIENT. 3. GETS 12.600. FIREMAN'S HAT
BOY BFCOMES HONORARY FIREMAN
DUKE PERFORMS N.C.'S 1ST LIVE' TRANSPLANT ON INFANT
l-YEAS-OLO LIVER RECIPIENT AT OUKE IN STABLE CONDITION
LIVER RECIPIENT 'SERIOUS'
LIVER TRANSPLANT PATIENT REMAINS 'CRITICAL' AT DUKE
THINGS LOOKING UP FOR YOUNG LIVER PATIENT
DUKE INFANT 'VERY CRITICAL'
LIVER FAILURE CAUSES OEATH OF SHARPE TOT
TRANSPLANT BABY DIES
FUNERAL MONOAY FOR I-YEAR-OLD LIVER RECIPIENT
BOY'S LIVER TRANSPLANT CANCELED DUE TO FRROR
LIVER MESSAGE FALSE ALARM
LIVER DONOR FOUND FOR BRANDON
PLANS FALL THROUGH AGAIN FOR JOY'S LIVER TRANSPLANT
BRANDON FINALLY GETS NEW LIVER
4-YEAR-0L0 GETS NEW LIVER
BRANOON'S CONDITION STILL STABLE
LIVER RECIPIENT CRITICAL. STABLE
BOY WITH NEW LIVER 'CRITICAL. BUT STABLE'
DUKE REVEALS 4TH LIVER TRANSPLANT
LIVER RECIPIENT TELLS OF NEW LIFE
TRANSPLANT PATIENT BACK HOME IN N.C.
WITH NEW LIVER. BRANDON. A. LIVELY ANO HAPPY-GO-LUCKY
DUKE OOES 6TH LIVER TRANSPLANT
MAN GIVEN LIVER TRANSPLANT AT DUKE
ORGAN RECIPIENTS' FAMILIES OF=ER SPECIAL THANKS
LIVER RECIPIENT RUNNING HIGH FEVER
LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO ANGUS CATTLE
SEE ALSO PEEF
SEE ALSO BUTNER BULL TEST STATION
SEE ALSO CATTLE RUSTLING
SEE ALSO COWS
SEE ALSO DURHAM KlWANIS CLUB JU'IIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW ANO SALE
SEE ALSO HOGS
SEE ALSO HOOVES
SEE ALSO POULTRY
SEE ALSO SWINE
FARMERS UPSET OVER LUW FLIGHTS
ROCKINGHAM RANCHER MAD ABOUT :aTTLE NEGLECT CHARGES
CATTLE ARE SLAUGHTERED AFTER DISEASE DISCOVERY
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SOME COHS KICK ABOUT GETTING HOOFS TRIMMED
LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES
SCENES OF THE SEASON
LIVING HILL
SEE ALSO DEATH
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO FUNERALS
HOSPITALS URGED TO CREATE PAN5LS ON TERMINALLY ILL
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SPORTSi FOOTBALL
N.C. CENTRAL SOLVING MYSTERIES
OPENING NIGHT: NEW-LOOK EAGLES HOST LIVINGSTONE
BEARS DIM LIGHTS ON EAGLES
CENTRAL SLOPPY IN OPENING LOSS
CORLEY DOES COACHING OOUBLE-OUTY
LIZARD LICK. N.C.
LIZIZIARO LICK RESIDENTS IN
A DITHER1 ABOUT SIGN
LLOYD'S TIRE COMPANY
CRIMESTOPPERS IN ORANGE CO. SEEKING HELP
LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING. LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. LAWS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
3 FACE CHARGES FOR LOAN ADS
FIRMS AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPATE IN LOAN PROGRAM
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOUR CAVE-IN DEATHS
LOAN COMPANIES
SEE ALSO COLLECTION AGENCIES
SEE ALSO LENDING LAWS
SEE ALSO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS EXTENDED
LATE LOAN PAYMENTS MEASURE SENT TO SUBCOMMITTEE
LOBBYING
■SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.. LOBBIES
PANEL FACES ETHICS DILEMHA
FUNDAMENTALISTS TO GET CHANCE TO PUSH CAUSES
MARTIN LOBBYING TEAM MAPS STRATEGY
GOVERNOR TO DO LOT OF LOBBYING HIMSELF
THEY GOT BEAT IN NOVEMBER. BUT THEY JUST WON'T GO. AWAY
TEXTILE COMPANIES STEP UP LOBBYING
PRIVETTE CRITICIZED FOR LOBBYING LETTER MAILED WITH STATE MONEY
NCCU STUOENTS FACULTY TO LOBBY FOR LIBRARY FUNOS
RABBI-LOBBYIST: FALWELL ACTING MORE MODERATE
NCAE HOPING TO SEND MESSAGES TO ASSEMBLY
HOW LOBBYISTS GOT THE NAME
SENATOR OUESTIONS HELMS' EFFECTIVENESS AS CHAIRMAN
POLITICIANS CONSIDERING LOBBYING ON ELECTION CHANGE
NCAE TRIES DIPLOMACY WITH LEGISLATORS
LOBBYISTS' REPORTS TELL LIMITED STORY
WHAT REFORM?
TOBACCO LOSING CLOUT IN CONGRESS
LOBBYISTS LEARN LOCAL LINGO
HUNGER LOBBYIST GROUP MAY RETJRN TO DUKE
LOBBYIST SWITCH SIGNALS NO CHANGE IN STYLE
TOBACCO LOBBY: BREAKING THE HABIT (CARTOON)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOBBYISTS HAVE BIG SHOPPING LIST
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS PANEL EYES LOBBYISTS
LOPSTERS
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
HEAVY WEIGHT L03STER CELEBRATES—KINO OF
LOCH NESS MONSTER
SEE ALSO CREATU'ES AND MONSTERS
12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
LOCHMERE GOLF CLUB
CARY CLUB'S OPENING OELAVED AGAIN
LOCKRIDGE COMMUNITY (ORANGE COUNTY. N.C.I
OROPOUT RATE OOU8LES AMONG SENIORS
LOCOMOTIVES
SEE DIESEL ENGINES
SEE RAILROADS. N.C.
SEE RARROAOS. U.S.
SEE STEAM ENGINES
SEE TRAINS
LOCUSTS
SEE ALSO CICAOAS
221-YEAR PHENOMENON TO OCCUR IN N.C. THIS YEAR
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA IS SOLD
LOG CABINS
EFFORTS BEGIN TO SAVE LOG CABIN IN DURHAM
HOW TO BUILD A LOG DREAMHOUSE
BUILDING CORD WOOD HOUSE WAS A FAMILY PROJECT
LOGOS
SEE ALSO CONTESTS (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTSI
GRAPHICS DESIGNER WINS «100 IN LOGO CONTEST
DURHAM URBAN TRAILS LOGO EXPECTED TO APPEAR BY may
LONDON. ENGLAND
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
STATE OFFICIALS VISIT LONDON
DURHAM LAWYER PARRIES WITH PRESS AT LONOON MEETING
MORE RIOTS IN LONDON (CARTOON!
LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT I PLAY I
LOU RAWLS TO SING IN BENEFIT SHOW FOR COLLEGE FUND
JACK LEMMON TO STAR IN PLAY AT DUKE
LONG-OISTANCE RUNNING
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SEE ALSO BOSTON MARATHON
SEE ALSO CAROLINA GOOIVA TRACK CLUB
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE OBSERVER MARATHON
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRST HALF-MARATHON
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SUBJECTS
PAf.= 494
1/16/96
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE »AR
SEE ALSO WALKING
WAIT2 WINS CHARLOTTE 10
RUN IN THE PARK
WA i r £ KIN} l-MaKLU'lt IU-K
SURGEON: JOGGERS SHOULO STRETIH
10K ROAD RACE TO RAISE MONEY "= 0
OUTRUNNING A HANDICAP
LEADER OF THE PACK
ROAO RUN PLANNED
STRUCKO. SPRINGS GET RALEIGH JINS
HUOGINS COMPLETES BOSTON MARATHON
THE STAPT AND FINISH
R PREVENTION OF CHILD A9USF
RACE LINEUP IS IMPRESSIVE
RYUN TO HELP CLASSIC GET OFF IN RIGHT FOOT
LOADING UP THOSE CARBS
RUNNING BEFORE ROCKING
GREAT DAT:... - AND SOME CLASSY RUNNING
mFLCOME DUKE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
IN FAST COMPANY
THEY'RE OFF
WINNING RUNNERS
RUNNING FOR THE CHILDREN
DURHAM ROAO RACES CANCELED
FOUNDATION TO SPONSOR FIVE-MILE RACE OCT. 5
FLURRY OF ACTIVITY REAOIES CE'ITERFEST FPR OPENING
DURHAM ACADEMY HALTS HORNETS' CITY-COUNTY STING WITH TEA
GILD MEDALIST FEATURED IN RTP RUN-A-THON
NUTRITIONIST WARNS
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M EFFORT
LOST IN AMERICA-
TAX ON THE WEAK'
LOT OF MONEY FROM PEOPLE
LOTTERIES
SEE ALSO Gambling
see also sweepstakes
governor raps lotteries as a
spenoing out of control
jim martin regaroing lottery: 'it bleeds
forsyth legislator to fight ftr lottery
legislator files bill calling for lottery
lottery woulo hurt poor
legislators told lottery c0ul3 replace tax
LOTTERY IN FOR TOUGH FIGHT
ROYALL PACKING LOTTERY
HUNT, MICHAUX GIVE LOTTERY SU'fE BACKING
DELEGATION FROM DURHAM FAVORS LOTTERY
BILL FOR N.C. REFERENDUM ON LOTTERY SIGNALS SHIFT
ROYALL BILL WOULD ALLOW VOTE ON LOTTERY
LEGISLATIVE CLIMATE CHANGES FOR ROYALL'S STATE LOTTERY BILL
FOES SAY LOTTERY A LOSER
MARTIN OPPOSES STATE LOTTERY, NOT REFERENDUM
SENATF COMMITTEF BACKS REFERENDUM ON LOTTERY
ROYALL PROMISES FULL DE°ATE ON STJTF LOTTERY BILL
SENATE WILL PASS HIS LOTTERY BILL, RQYALL PREDICTS
SENATE APPROVES LOTTERY REFERENDUM
THE BET'S OFF FOR L1TTEPY BILL
MORE N.C. LOTTERY ACTION EXPECTED
MARTIN LAUDS SEANTE FOR HALT TO LOTTERY BILL
THE KINO OF GAMBLING GOV. MARTIN FINOS ACCEPTA3LC ICARTOONI
NO SOUTHERN STATE HAS HELD LOTTERY REFERENCUM
HIGH-RRICED YANKS
LOUISBURG. N.C.
ORIVER EATS. LOSES RIG. BUT STRIFE FINDS IT
LOUISBURG PLANT EXPANSION WILL CREATE 30 TO 50 JOMS
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LONG MANUFACTURING CO. ITARBOROI
CREOITORS FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITION
LONG MEADOW PARK
CREST STREET CENTER WORK PROCESSING
LONGEVITY
SEE LIFE EXPECTANCY
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REPAIR CENTER DRAWS PROTESTS OF TOWN STAFF
CARRB3K0 BOARD POSTPONES ACTION ON BUSINESS PERMIT
REPAIR CENTER DENIED
LOOK-ALIKES
WAS THAT MAN HONEST ABE?
LOPRESSOR
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PROFESSOR HAS PRAISE FOR NEW HEART DRUGS
LORILLARD CORP.
LORILLARO REPORTEDLY HAS OFFE'EO ITS PLAN ON SUPPORTS AND 3U0TAS
4 MAJOR U.S. CIGARETTE MAKERS EMERGED FROM DUKE'S EMPIRE
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFECTING TOBACCO STOCKS
hallmark VICE PRESIDENT URGES ETHICS OVER PERSONAL PROFITS DESPITE trend
3,000 TO 5,000 PEOPLE LINE UP TO APPLY FOR JOBS AT LORILLARO
LOS ANGELES LAKERS
LAKERS CONTENT WITH SECOND COMING OF WORTHY
LA'S SWIFT TURNAROUND LEAVES 'EXPERT' CHOKING ON WORDS
LOSING GROUND (BOOK I
GREAT SOCIETY LOSING GROUND?
LOST AND FOUNO
OWNER OF LOST MONEY SOUGHT
JOBLESS PAIR RETURNS LOST WALLET, SI, 200
DURHAM MAN LOSES WALLET WITH 15.700 IN CASH
LOST COLONY
•THE LOST COLONY' TO 3E RESTATED
•LOST COLONY- GETS ALUMNUS TO DIRECT
■LOST COLONY' GETS ANEW OLD LOOK
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•LOST COLONY' SET FOR 45TH SEASON
•LOST COLONY' GEARS UP FOR 4 5T H SUCCESSFUL SEASON
SEARCH FOR CITTIE OF RALEIGH RENEWED
12 'COLONISTS' BATTLE WAVES TO LAND ON ROANOKE ISLAND
THE SLOW BOAT FROM MANTEO
LSU PROF BELIEVES 1ST COLONY ON GEORGIA COAST, NOT ROANOKE
THEORY OFFEREO ON 'LOST COLONY'
TFAM SAYS LOST COLONY SEARCH "fARELY BEGUN
LOST IN AMERICA CFILMI
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S U B J E C
LOUISBURG POLICE INVEST I GAT I NT, TWO BURGLARIES
LOUISBURG. N.C.f BUSINESSES
FURNITURE FIRM TO CRE4TE MORE JOSS
LOUISBURG, N.C.i ELECTIONS
ELECTION FILINGS: LOUISBURG MAYOR DRAWS OPPOSITION
H4Y0R OF LOUISBURG IS BEING CH4LLFNGE0
LOUISBURG VOTERS TO T4P M4Y0R. 3 COUNCILMEN
CH4LLENGER 0EFE4TS LOUISBURG 1 4Y0R
LOUISBURG. N.C.. L0C4L OPTION ELECT IO'IS
SEE LOUISBURG. N.C.. ELECTIONS
LOUISBURG. N.C.. MAYOR'S OFFICF
ELECTION FILINGS: LOUISBURG MAYOR 0R4WS OPPOSITION
LOUISBURG VOTERS TO T4P M4Y0R. 3 COUNCILMEN
CHALLENGER DEFEATS LOUISBURG MAYOR
LOUISBURG. N.C.. WATER RATES
INDUSTRY STOPS BUYING HATER F3 OM LOUISBURG
FIRM STILL GETTING LOUISBURG WATER
LOUISBURG 4REA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LOUISBURG COLLEGE
BANK OONATES 115,000 TO L0UIS8URG COLLEGE
LOUISBURG COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
C0PEL4ND SERVES AS CHIEF MARSHAL
LOUISBURG PEGS FUND DRIVE
•CANES WIN OPENER
HURRICANES GO 2-0
LOUISBURG COLLEGE FOLK MUSIC AND 04NCE FEST1V4L
SEE 4LS0 CRAFT SHOWS
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FOLK DANCING
FRANKLIN FOLK FESTIVAL TO BE HELD THIS FALL
FESTIVAL DATES CHANGE
FRANKLIN FOLK FESTIVAL TO BE HELD SATUROAY
LOUISBURG COLLEGE LECTURE SERIES
FORMER WHITE HOUSE ASSISTANT TO SPEAK IN LOUISBURG
LUUISBURG POLICE OEPT.
FRANKLINTON POLICE FORCE HAS VACANCIES
LOUISBURG TOWN COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
LOUISBURG VOTERS TO TAP MAYOR. 3 COUNCILMEN
CHALLENGER OEFEATS LOUISBURG MAYOR
LOUISBURG/FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAMBER 3F COMMERCE
GRAHAM TO SPEAK AT EVENT IN LOUISBURG
GRAHAM SAYS AGRICULTURE MUST SURVIVE
LOUISIANA
MOOEL FOR THE NATION
LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP.
OREGON FIRM PLANS N.C.
PLANT TO MANUFACTURE 'WAFERWOOO'
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
•YOUNG- LSU TEAM WILL TEST TA* HEFLS
LSU: A HAUNTING MEMORY OF SMITH'S PAST
TAR HEELS RALLY PAST LSU. 75-70
CAROLINA'S 'BEST GAME' SUBDUES LSU
MALIGNED TAR HEELS READY TO FIGHT BACK
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
CRUM: BRING ON TIGERS. TIMELY FOE FOR HEELS
LSU'S ARNSPARGER POOR-MOUTHS TIGERS
THE HEAT IS ON
TAR HEELS TACKLE 12TH-RANKE0 LSU WITH DREAMS OF RENEWEO RESPECT
TIGERS PUT LEASH ON UNC OFFENSE
TIGERS DIDN'T PUSH THE PANIC BUTTON
TAR HEELS CAN'T CAGE LSU'S TIGERS
PIRATES TO CLOSE OUT SEASON AT LSU
LOUISVILLE BALLET
LnuISVILLE BALLET TO OPEN UNC DANCE GUILO SFRIES
COVE FOUNDATION
tl MILLION GIVEN TO ELON COLLFGS
LOVE VALLEY, N.C.
LOVE VALLEY IS TOWN WHERE ELECTEO OFFICIALS 00 CHORES
LOVERS (PLAYI
WIN OR LOSE.
'LOVERS' SOUR GRAPES
LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEATING FUELS. FEDERAL AID TO NEEDY
ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR HEATING
WARM WEATHER MAY HAVE LED SOME NOT TO APPLY FOR FUEL AIO
WEATHER MAY FOOL THOSE WHO NEEO HEATING AID
FUEL OEAOLINE PASSES: AIO APPLICATIONS LAG
LOWE'S COMPANIES. INC.
MANY 8ENEFIT FROM EMPLOYEE ST3CK OWNERSHIP PLANS
LOWE'S HAD TO EXPLAIN TO EMPLOYEES ABOUT BENEFITS OF STOCK OWNERSHIP.
LOWE'S TARGETS WOMEN IN DO-IT-YOURSELF MARKET
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
CITY COUNCIL OELAYS LOWE'S ZONING RULING
LOWE'S GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCH BAZAAR SCHEDULEO TODAY
LOWE'S GROVE COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT GOBBLING UP LOWES GROVE HOMFS
LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
WOULD YOU LIKE TO FLY...
PANSY PLANTERS
BIRO WATCHING
SNAKES ALIVE!
LOWE'S GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
LOWE'S GROVE LISTS HONOR ROLL
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SCIENCE ACHIEVERS
HOLTON CAPTURES CROWN
LOWE'S GROVE LISTS HONOR ROLLS
DURHAM STRIP-SEARCH SUIT NEARS SETTLEMENT
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1/16/96
BOABO APPROVES SETTLEMENT TER'«S FOR •SEARCH" SUIT
PRINCIPAL HAPPY STRIP-SEARCH CASE IS SETTLER
STUDENTS MAKE LOWE'S GROVE HO-IOR ROLL
FOOD FOR THANKSGIVING
LOWE'S GROVE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SP3RTS.
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS
LOWE'S GROVE SCHOOL
SEE LOWE'S GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LOWE'S HOME ANO GARDEN CENTER
COUNCIL TO REVIEW OUKE REZONING
GARDEN CENTER REZONING DELAYED
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
SEE ALSO OURHAM MOOSE LODGE 2045
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
PROTECT-A-CHILO
LOYOLA UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL (C-UCAGOl
STATE STOPPED BY LOYOLA
LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES
COLORCRAFT EXPANDING
VOLLFYBALL
WITH BER<EY DEAL
LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FOREST FIRES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FURESTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TIMBER
SEE ALSO TREES
SEE ALSO WAFERWOOO
TREE DISEASE TRACED TO GOLDSB1RO NURSERY
N.C. TIMBER GROWERS COULO LOSE CAPITAL GAINS IN TAX OVERHAUL PLAN
BEAVERS OAMAGE TIMBER BUSINESS IN THE CAROLINAS
L UMhF R R [ V F R
INDIAN GROUP TO OPPOSE WASTE PLANT
LUMBERTON, N.C.
CHLORINE LEAK IN LUMBERTON CALLED NO THREAT
TO ERR IS TO MISINFORM
LUMBERTON FOUNDER AMONG STATE'S MOST FORGOTTEN
CLUES ARE SOUGHT IN ROBESON TRIPLE MURDER
THIS LITTLE 600-POUND HOUSE PIG FEASTS ON LOBSTER, SHRIMP
LUMINAR I A
LUMINARIES TO BE LIT IN TWO NEIGHBORHOODS
HFARTWARMING NEIGHBORHOOD PRACTICES
ILLUMINATIONS? BAH! HUMBUG!
LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. HEALTH EFFECTS
NFW WAVE OF LAWSUITS AGAINST TOBACCO FIRMS
TOBACCO RISKS MUST BE BARED, M.J. COURT RULES
CANCER FORCES JUSTICE VAUGHN FROM POST
SMOKING SUIT PLAINTIFF DIES OF LUNG CANCER
COURT PANEL TO HEAR CHALLENGE TO OROER ON CIGARETTE RISKS
GAS LINKED TO CANCER FOUND AT HIGHER LEVELS IN 3 COUNTIES
RAOON SURVEY SHOULD BE IN BY 1987
SUIT AGAINST REYNOLDS TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK
LAW PROFESSOR SAYS TOBACCO SUIT COULO 'OPEN FLOODGATES'
OOCTOR STATES 'CIGARETTE* VICTIM WARNED OF RADIATION TREATMENT
REPORT LINKS SMOKING TO OCCUPATIONAL RISKS
LUNG DISEASES
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG OISEASE
SEE ALSO EMPHYSEMA
HOSPITAL HAS SCHOOL ON LUNG CONDITIONS
OUKE PROGRAM AIDS LUNG PROBLEMS
LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS IDISEASEI
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEC ALSO NAM^S OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
SHE HELPS FELLOW LUPUS VICTIMS
NEW DUKE TESTS MAY SPEED IDENTIFICATION OF LUPUS
LUTHERAN CHURCH
EDITORIAL WAS OFF BEAM
LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES
HOME HELPS TROUBLEO YOUTHS RETURN TO THEIR COMMUNITIES
LUTHERANS
LUTHERANS. EPISCOPALIANS SHARE CHURCH
LUTRAVIL CO.
LUTRAVIL PLANS EXPANSION OF PLANT. SO AODED JOBS
PLANT EXPANSION TC AOD NEW JO" S
OOSSIER: WAYNE HAYS
DIALECTS FRUSTRATE THE GERMANS...
LYING
SEE ALSO filSE TESTIMONY
SEE ALSO ERAUO
SEE ALSO POLYGRAPHS
CALLING A LIE A LIE
•LYING' BILL UNWORKABLE
LYME DISEASE
SEE ALSO OISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
LYME OISEASE HAY BECOME ANOTHER TICK-BORNE PROBLEM
LYMPHOMA
PERSISTENCE PROMPTS STUDY
LYNCH PUPPETTHEATER
SEE ALSO PUPPETS
PUPPET SHOW
LYNCHBURG, TENNESSEE
JUST FOR KICKS,
YOU CAN CELEBRATE MULE DAY BY BUYING GEE AND HAW
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA
HOW BAD DOES DURHAM WANT THE CIVIC CENTER?
LYNCHBURG METS
METS END BULLS' 3-GAME CHARGE
BULLS MISS BRIGHT ANO BATS
BULLS FALL TO METS AGAIN, 4-3;
METS SQUEEZE BY BULLS
METS' LONG BALL BEATS BULLS, 9-5
GREAT EXPECTATIONS: LEGACIES OF STRAWBERRY
METS OU1ET BULLS' BATS
METS COMPLETE BULL SWEEP
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OURHAM CAN'T COPE WITH METS
LYNCHBURG HOLDS OFF BULLS' RALLY, 7-4
LYNCHBURG SEALS 3-GAHE SWEEP OF DURHAM, 8-3
BULLS DROP ANOTHER, BUT POSFY HITS AGAIN
METS CLINCH WITH SHUTOUT OF BULLS
METS DROP BULLS FROM FIRST-HALF CHASE
METS' WIN ENOS BULLS' FIRST-HALF PENNANT HOPES
BULLS SNAP LYNCHBURG STRING. 2-1
BULLS' WOES CONTINUE
METS-AIOED UPRISING SENOS BULLS BY LYNCHSURG TO END ROAO BLUES
BULLS AIM FOR 3RO STRAIGHT
METS PITCHERS TAME BULLS IN DOUBLE-HEADER SWEEP
STRUGGLING BULLS DROP PAIR TO METS
BULLS BLANKED ON FIVE HITS
METS SILENCE BULLS AGAIN
LYNCHBURG METS HIOE THE BALL AT SECONO RASE, TAG OUT DURHAM, 2-1
PITCHING KEY TO MET FORMULA
CASH GIVES BULLS 1-0 SHUTOUT
CASH PROVIDES BULLS SWEET MUSIC
D'ALESSANORO'S PLAY CATCHING ON BULLS
HARTSHORN PUTS ENO TO BULLS' STREAK
METS' OPS DROP BULLS
BULLS SPLIT OOUBLFHEADER WITH METS
LYNOHURST FOUNDATION
MONEY BIND PINCHING EAST END HEALTH CFNTER
TEACHERS NAMED TO 'MENTOR TEAM-
TEACHERS IN UNC PROGRAM
LYON PARK CENTER
MADE FROM SCRATCH
LYON PARK SCHOOL
IT'S GRADUATION DAY FOR 18 STJDENTS IN SUMMER WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
JOB-TRAINING CLASS HAS 23 GRADUATES
STUDENTS 'PIC A WINNER: TRAINING PROGRAMS BRING BETTER JOBS FOR THREE
M4CABTHUR FOUNDATION
OUKE PROFESSOR GETS MACARTHUR FELLOWSHIP
"ACBETH (PLAYI
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MCBROOM COACH CO.
SUIT ASKS SI. 5 MILLION FOR CHILD'S OEATH
SUIT IS BROUGHT IN CHILO'S OEATH
"CCARRAN-WALTER ACT
VOICES OF VARIANCE SHOULD NOT BE HUSHED
MCCLURF-VOLKMER GUN CONTROL BILL
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SENATE BILL CRIPPLES HANOGUN LEGISLATION
MCCOWN-MANGUM HOUSE
AREA WRITERS SCHEDULED AT FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO
HISTORIC HOME TAKES SPOTLIGHT: WEST POINT ON THE FNO FOCUSES ON 1R50S...
MCCRACKEN PLACE TOWNHOMES
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SE-E ALSO TOWNHOUSES
OLD NORTH OURHAM PROJECT WINOS DOWN
MCDAOE MUSEUM
BURLINGTON'S WATER. SEWER RAT?S ANO STRUCTURE TO CHANGE
MCDONALO'S
SEE ALSO RONALO MCOONALO HOUSE (DURHAHI
GUNMAN HIDES IN CEILING TO PULL RALEIGH HOLDUP
MCDONALO'S SAYS MAN TRIEO TO GET COPY OF COMPANY'S TRAINING MANUAL
MCDONALD'S (15-501. CHAPEL HILLI
CHAPEL HILL RESTAURANT ROBBEO
SAME ROBBER MAY HAVE HIT 2 MCDONALO'S
MCDONALO'S (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
JOE CREWS NAHEO TOP BUSINESSMAN
MCDONALD'S (HILLSBOROUGH ROADI
CRIME OF THE WEEK
SAME ROBBER MAY HAVE HIT 2 MCDONALD'S
MCDONALO'S IN. MIAMI BLVO.I
MAN CHARGED IN FALSE BOMB THRFAT
MCOONALO'S (TRIANGLE SQUAREI
ARMED MAN HIDES. ROBS MCDONALD'S
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
MCDONALO'S (WOODCROFT SHOPPING CENTER)
RIGHT-TO-KNOW. EMPLOYEE HEALTH SEMINARS SCHEDULED
MCOONALO'S CAPITAL CLASSIC
SEE CAPITAL CLASSIC (HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALLI
MCDONALO'S SOCCER CHALLENGE
SEE ALSO SOCCER
OUKE GETS SHOT AT NATIONAL CHSMPS IN SOCCER CHALLENGE
CLEMSON PENALTY KICKS WIN SOCCER CHALLENGE
MCDOWELL COUNTY, N.C.
OEATH BELIEVED OUE TO OVEROOS?
MCGEHEE GRIST MILL
SEE ALSO MILLS
OLD GRIST MILL IS BEING RENOVATED AS AN OFFICE BUILDING IN ROXBORO
A HISTORIC MILL LIVES AGAIN. BUT IT'S NOT SAME OLO GRIND
MCGUIRE NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C.
S50.000 PENALTY PROPOSED AGAINST OUKE POWER
ACCIDENT SPEWS BEAOS AT NUCLE»R PLANT
MCK6VLIN AWARO
SEE ANTHONY J.
MCKEVLIN AWARO
MCLEAN TRUCKING CO.
TRUCKING FIRM'S WORKERS VOLUNTEER FOR SALARY CUTS
MCMANNEN UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHOOISTS
PREPARING FOR FESTIVAL
BAZAARS: CHURCH ADOS CIDER PRESS TO FALL RITUAL
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M C M CONSTRUCTION CO.
FIRM'S PROBLEMS WON'T AFFECT CANE CREEK — OFFICIAL
ROXBORO'S SEwER PLANT EXPANSION WORK HAS STOPPED
CONTRACTOR ASKED TO COMPLETE PLANT
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"aAiSsH BLOOD DRIVE
FRONT LINE?
MCI COMMUNICATIONS
TELEPHONE SYSTEM HAS WOES
MCI CUSTOMERS MAY HAVE TROUBLE
MCI SAYS N.C. UTILITY COMMISSION RULES FAVOR ATCT
LONG DISTANCE CHARGES GOT OUT OF HANO
»C" CORP.
FIGHT BREWS FOR CONTROL OF RALEIGH CORPORATION
MGM STUDIOS
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MICA
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SUBJECTS
PATE
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U.S. TEXTILE INDUSTRY CRITICIZED FOR USING foreign TECHNOLOGY
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SIX-DAY OXFORD CAMPAIGN TO STRESS '3UY AMERICAN MADE'
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AMERICAN QUALITY NOT WHAT IT USEO TO BE
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PUBLIC ASKED TO REPORT APPAREL LABEL- S« APP I NG
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MADISON COUNTY, N.C.
POLITICAL LEADER OF MADISON INDICTED FOR HIGHWAY FRAUD
MADRIGAL 01NNER (ST. PHILLIP'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH)
SEE ALSO ELIZABETHAN RANOUET
ST. PHILIP'S MADRIGAL DINNERS SET
MAFIA
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SFE ALSO TIME MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO U.S. NEWS ANO WORLD R E° OR T (MAGAZINE!
SEE ALSO VANITY FAIR
HANCS-ON LITERARY FESTIVAL
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•HANOS-ON" FESTIVAL
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NEW GARDEN OF EDEN WASN'T TO IE. BUT HE FOUNOIEOI "SUN"
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MAGIC FROM THE FAR EAST
MAGNA CARTA
OFFBEAT HISTORY: OUR ROOTS IN MAGNA CARTA
MAGNET SCHOOL PROGRAMS
DURHAM'S 'WHITE FLIGHT-
BENNETT: SCHOOLS SHOULD NOT SWAY STU06NTS TO SECTS
MAGNETIC ACTIVATEO PARTICLE SORTING, INC.
DURHAM HIGH-TECH MART DRAWS CUPITAL
MAGNFTIC RESONANCE IMAGING
SEE ALSO ULTRASOUND
MRI: A PAINLESS VIEW OF LIVING, HUMAN BRAIN
PEEKING AT OTHER BOOY PARTS
ANATOMY MAY INFLUENCE MOOO
OURHAM VOLUNTEERS ASSIST OISEASE STUDY
DUKE M.O. GETS GRANT
MAGNOLIA HILL FARM (WEAVER DAIRY FARM ROAD)
TESTIMONY BEGINS IN OIVORCE INVOLVING AMWAV
WOMAN TESTIFIES SHE PAID 18,166 ON FARM
MRS. BRITT: FARM PAYMENTS MADE OESPITE WARNING
WITNESS: OWNERSHIP OF FARM CONFUSING AT AMWAY RALLIES
VIEWS VARY OVER FARM OWNERSHIP
MILLIONAIRE: FARM SALE NOT PLFOGEO
BRITT SAYS HE NEVER PROMISED FARM TO BROTHER ANO SISTER-IN-LAW
WITNESSES REBUT OEFENSE TESTIMONY IN FARM SUIT
FARM CLAIM Is ORUPPED IN BRITT SUIT
1763,617 AWARDED IN HORSE FARM CASE
MAGNOLIA HILL CASE APPEALED
BILLY BRITT SEEKS EVICTION OF FORMER SISTER-IN-LAW
MRS. BRITT ORDERED TO LEAVE MAGNOLIA HILL FARM
MAGNOLIA TREES
MAGNOLIAS BLOOMING
MAID OF COTTON
SEE ALSO COTTON
N.C. ENTRY ALTERNATE MAIO OF COTTON
MAIDS
SEE DOMESTIC WORKERS
MAIL BOXES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
MAILBOX BLUES
OH WHERE, OH WHERE DID THE MAILBOXES GO?
STRIKING A WELCOME 'CORD'
S-T-R-c-T-C-H
MAILBOXES SMASHED ALONG ROADS
THE ARTFUL MAILBOX
VANOALS HIT BOXES
MAILBOXES VANOAL IZEO
VANDALS HIT AGAIN
MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO MAIL-OROER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
3 FACE CHARGES FOR LOAN ADS
POLITICAL LEADER OF MAOISON INDICTED FOR HIGHWAY FRAUO
TWO N.C. MEN CHARGED WITH MONF Y LAUNDERING
MAIL-OROER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO OIRECT MAIL INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUO
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
TAKE A TIP FROM CALL FOR ACTION
MAIL-ORDER FURNITURE? SOARING AFTER SHAKY START
AOAM ANO EVE FIRM TO REMAIN IN ORANGE
STATES—INCLUOING NORTH C AROLI NA--LOSE BILLIONS ON MAIL-ORDER SALES
MAIL ORDER GIFTS THAT ARRIVE LATE
MAILBOXES
SEE MAIL POXES
MAILING LISTS
SEE ALSO OIRECT MAIL INDUSTRY
VOTFR LISTS GIVE VALUED INFORMATION
MAIN ST.
SEE ALSO WEST MAIN ST.
MAIN STREET APPLICATION REJECTED
DURHAM LOSES BIO FOR PROGRAM
PROTECT OOWNTOWN AREA
CARRBORO'S MAIN ST. TO UNDERGO MORE EXCAVATION TO EXTEND PIPES
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: MAIN STREET WINS APPROVAL
■BAD* DURHAM REPORT COULO PROVE USEFUL
MAIN ST. COMMUNITY
OURHAM PLANNERS TO PROVIDE DOWNTOWN RFV IT AL 1 2 AT ION STRATEGY
FEDERAL PROGRAM CDUCO HELP DOWNTOWN OURHAM
CIVIC CENTER NEWS NOT ALL BAD
MAINSTREAMING
SEE CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
SFE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, RETAROED C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETA^OEO C HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE MENTALLY RETARDED
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE SPECIAL E0UCAT1ON
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, DRAFT
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
BREWERS EYE UNC'S SURHOFF IN DRAFT
BREWERS, SURHOFF REACH AGREEMENT
BRAVES LANO GREENE
TAR HEELS LEAO AREA WITH SEVEM SELECTIONS IN DRAFT
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MALAWI
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"ALE NURSES
SEE NURSES. HALE
MALLARME CONCERT
MALLARME CONCERT IS MUSICAL WARMTH FOR HINTFR NIGHT
TUESDAY CONCERT SERIES TPENS X I Th FRIDAY GALA
BALLROOM MISSED AT 'MALLARME'
INFORMAL IMPROVISING SHOWS CLASSICS CAN BE FUN
MALNUTRITION
SEE ALSO ANOREXIA NERVOSA
SEE ALSO HUNGER
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SPECIAL NUTRITION SERVICE AT HOSPITAL MEANS BETTER PATIENT CARE.
HUNGER REPORTS EXAGGERATED
MALPRACTICE
SEE CLERGY MALPRACTICE
SEE EDUCATIONAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE LEGAL MALPRACTICE SUIT
SEE MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE REAL ESTATE MALPRACTICE
MALTA
SECURITY, RESTRICTED FLIGHTS NEEDED IN TERRORISTS WAR
MAMMOTH LIFE t ACCIOENT INSURANCE
N.C. MUTUAL ENTERS FIGHT FOR ;OMPANY
N.C. MUTUAL ATTEMPTING TAKEOVER OF COMPANY
MUTUAL MULLS MOVE IN TAKEOVER
MUTUAL "AY DROP TAKEOVER EFFO'T
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NOV -TAXP AY INC. LIST
N.C. "UTUAL WINS SOUNO IN BATTLE TO AC3UIRE INSURANCE FIRM IN KY
THE man WITH ONE RED SHOE I F I L "• I
CLICHE PLAYED STRAIGHT COSTS LAUGHS IN -RED SHOE'
MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT CORP. OF AM-RICA
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
FORMER OFFICIAL AT MICA FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
MANAGERIAL TRAINING
SEE ALSO 9USINESS EDUCATION
FOR TOP EXECUTIVES: DUKE PROGRAM HELPS SHARPEN COMPETITIVE EDGE
manFORO OEVELOPERS
SPARGER ROAO PROJECT FAILS ZOV I NG-CHANGC BIO
MANGUM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TEETH-TENDERS
VANDALS OAMAGE MANGUM ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL OFFICE VANOALIZEO
MANHATTAN COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HEELS REWRITE RECORD BOOKS. JOLT JASPERS
PAGC 500
1/16/86
MANHUNTS
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MANmlNT CONT
OFFICERS ARR
8REAK0UT-VA.
N.C. TROOPER
INFRAREO-EuU
STATE OFFICI
TRACKING TRA
TWO FUGITIVE
FUGITIVES IN
HUNOREDS ATT
WOMAN SAYS P
NER ESCAPES. U.S.
INUES FOR KILLER OF HIGHWAY PATRCLMAN
EST MAN CHARGEO WITH KILLING TROOPER
WAROEN SAYS IT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN
SLAIN; SUSPECTS A I LARGE
IPPEO HELICOPTER BROUGHT INTO SEARCH
AL SAYS A THIRO MORE TROOPERS ARE NEEDED
INING TURNED INTO MANHUNT
S CAPTURED: PAIR CHARGED WITH SLAYING
TROOPER SLAYING 'RUN TO DEATH-
END TROOPER'S FUNERAL
REMONITION TOLO HER TO LEAVE home
MANNERS
SEE ALSO RUDENESS
UNDERSTANDABLY BOORISH
MANNING, SELVAGE C LEE
FIRM TO PUSH NEW OURHAM EFFORT
MORTGAGE RATE OUTLOOK PROMISING FOR SUMMER
NO ANTI-DURHAM FEELING PUTS RALEIGH ON NOTICE
FILM CREW SHOOTING "NEW DURHAM' MOVIE
MANN'S CHAPEL
OLD CHURCH TO CONTINUE ITS COMMUNITY SERVICE
MANNS HARBOR. N.C.
SIX PEOPLE ARE INOICTED IN THFFT OF EOUIPMENT FROM STATE SHOP
MANPOWER
SEE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT ANT TRAINING ACT
SEE JOB TRAINING
MANPOWER INC.
NEED A J0B7 THINGS LOOKING GOOD IN DURHAM
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SUMMER HIRING PROSPECTS 'RIGHT IN DURHAM
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN =EW -IIRINGS IN 4TH OUARTER
SURVEY: JOBS OUTLOOK GOOO
JOB OUTLOOK IN EARLY "86 CALLED BRIGHT
TEMPORARIES A PERMANENT PART OF JOB MARKET
LIFE OF A TEMPORARY REQUIRES =LEXIBILITY
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TEEN SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS IN BABY'S DEATH
SELECTION OF JURY BEGINS IN RfTOIAL
MCCRIMMON FOUND NOT GUILTY IN STABBING DEATH
MINISTER, PARENTS SENTENCED IN RITU«L STRANGLING
MAN HELD IN CONNECTION WITH HIT-ANO-RUN DEATH
MANTFO. N.C.
SHIP'S WEEKEND CREWS AWAIT DREDGING OF CHANNEL IN BAY
MANTEO CHANNEL OREOG ING WILL FREE ELIZABETH II
COLONISTS' LANDING TO BE RE-ENAC1FO AT MANTEO
12 'COLONISTS' BATTLE WAVES T1 LAND ON ROANOKE ISLANO
THIS VISIT NAUTICAL OUT NICEI
RE-ENACTMENT OMITTED HISTORICAL BLUNDERS
MANUFACTURED HOMES INC.
BUYS S.C. FIRM
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MANUFACTURERS INVENTORIES
AVOIDING INVENTORY TAX
MANUFACTURERS INVENTORY TAX
COMMISSIONERS GROUP ASKS STAT: TO RFIMBURSE COUNTIES FOR TAX CUTS
COMMISSIONERS' GROUP HITS TAX-CUT PLAN
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' GROUP OPPOSING TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
2 DURHAMS EYE S9 MILLION LOSS
GLOOMY SIOE OF TAX REPEAL
LEGISLATORS TO DEBATE SPENDIN",, TAXES
GOVERNOR SAYS TAXES CAUSED UNEVEN GROWTH
TAX CUT PLAN DRAWS MIXED REVIEWS
GROUP BACKS INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL
GOV. MARTIN'S NOT ALONE
REPAYMENTS MAY DESTROY TAX CUTS
SENATOR TO PUSH MAJOR TAX-CUT BILL
TWO TAXES TO BRING CITY «2.4 MILLION
DURHAM PANEL PONOERS LOSS OF TAX REVENUES
MARTIN SAYS FEOERAL BUOGET SHOULDN'T AFFECT N.C. TAXES
DURHAM WILL NEEO FUNOS FROM HIGHER VEHICLE FEE
MARTIN: CUT THOSE TAXES; SETS GOAL FOR TWO ON JAN. 1
MICHAUX SAYS REVENUE CUTS COUL 0 EQUAL 36-CENT TAX'RAISE
DURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
■A NOOSE': DEMOCRATS TWISTING ON TAX CUT ISSUE
COUNCIL MEMBERS. LEGISLATORS 3UARREL OVER TAX-CUT PLANS
PANEL TO DRAFT OMNIBUS TAX-CUT BILL
DEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER RHHT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK S PACKAGE OF 8 TAX CUTS
N.C. SENATE PANEL ASKED TO ABOLISH 3 TAXES
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR ENO TO INSURANCE RATE BUREAU
OEMOCRATS TAX CUT PASSES HOUSE TEST
BOND CITES POSSIBLE TAX LOSSES
LOCAL OPTION EYED ON INVENTORY TAX
SEN. ROYALL'S ANALYSIS SHOULD BE QUESTIONED
LOCAL-OPTION INVENTORY TAX BILL ADVANCES
REVERSE REVENUE QUESTIONED
SENATE APPROVES AMENDMENT ON LOCAL-OPTION INVENTORY TAX
REPEAL PREDICTED FOR INVENTORY TAX
TAX OPTION MAY DRAW INDUSTRIES
SENATE VOTES TO LET COUNTIES DECIDE INVENTORY TAX
LT. GOVERNOR BACKS SENATE TAX PACKAGE
SENATE FINANCE PANEL REJECTS INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL
HAVRETIC BILL SPURS RURAL. URBAN CONFLICT
STATE SENATE BACKS TAX CUT
STATE SENATE OKS TAX CUTS
COMPROMISE REACHEO ON TAX-CUT PACKAGE
COUNTIES MAY CONTROL INVENTORY TAX
PANEL OKS SI 2 1 MILLION PACKAGE OF STATE TAX CUTS
HOUSE OKS INVENTORY TAX REFERENDUM
STATE TAX-CUT PACKAGE CLEARS PRELIMINARY VOTES
«124 MILLION TAX CUT CLEARS FINAL LEGISLATIVE VOTE
TAX PLAN BLENOS GOP. DEMOCRATIC PHILOSOPHIES
DURHAM FIRMS DECLARE VICTORY 3VER TAX CUTS
INVENTORY TAX COMPROMISE REACHED
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR I JUNE 51 FOR
INVENTORY TAX PROPOSAL 'STILL ALIVE*
MAPLEWOOO CEMETERY
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. DURHAM
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: CEMETERY P90TESTEO
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME OF THE WEEK
WOMAN'S WALLET STOLEN AT CEMETERY
MAPS. N.C.
GRANVILLE COMMISSIONERS APPROVE PLANS
WATAUGA MAY GET OIGITAL TAX MAPS
OFFICIALS UNVEIL NEW AREA MAP
TRIANGLE map UNVEILED
MARATHONS
SEE BOSTON MARATHON
SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
MARCH IMONTHI
MARCH: RED CROSS MONTH
MARCH DF DIMES
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
PROJECT AIDS CHILDREN
MARCHING BANDS
SEE ALSO BANDS IMUSICI
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BANO
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL IHENOERSON, N.C.I
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALSI
MARIA PARHAM HOSPITAL RECEIVES tBO.OOO GRANT
MARIAKAKIS RESTAURANT ICHAPEL HILL1
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORANGE EATERIES
MARIE IFILMI
FLAWED 'MARIE' GIVES A LIFT
MARIGOLDS
EXALT THE MARIGOLD, TOO
MAR IJUANA
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR THE REFORM OF MARIJUANA LAWS
. SBI AGENT DISPUTES RANKING OF STATE 5TH IN MARIJUANA HARVEST
LAWYER SAYS CHATHAM PRINCIPAL TO PLEAD INNOCENT TO CHARGES
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES PRISON TERMS FOR SIMPLE POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA
MAN SENTENCED TO DIE IN KILLING OF STOREKEEPER
VICKERY FACES SHOPLIFTING, ORUG COUNTS
INMATE'S MOM FACES CHARGE FOR MARIJUANA
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U.S. GRANO JURY IN RALEIGH INDICTS B COR ORUG IMPORTS
MAR I JUANA, ARRESTS
SEE ALSO ORUGS. AIRE
ORUG-LIOUOR RAIDS
BOOY IDENTIFIED; S
4 POUNDS OF -POT"
900 POUNDS OF MARI
TWO MEN CHARGFO HI
SCHOOL BOARD MEM8E
DRUG CRACKDOWN: FO
1225,000 eoNO SET
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL F
COUPLE ARRESTED FO
POLICE ARREST COUP
OURHAM PAIR CHARGE
PANEL OKS BILL TO
SUSPECTS SOUGHT ON
WAKE MAN, WOMAN FA
STUDENT TELLS COUR
JUDGE FINOS CHATHA
5 ARRESTED ON DRUG
FORMER BELIZE OFFI
RAIDS IN N.C. NET
JAIL INMATE CHARGE
WOMAN ARRESTED FUR
TOWEL-CLAD MAN WAV
3 CHARGED IN GRANV
U.S. MARSHALS USE
STS
IN CITY, COJNTY NET 18 ARRESTS
USPFCT ARRESTEO
FOUND IN CA', POLICE SAY
JUANA SEIZE"); TWO PEOPLE CHARGED
TH DRUG POSSESSION
R'S SON ARRESTED
RMER BELIZE OFFICIAL LINKED TO N.C. DROPS
IN ORUG CASE
ACES ORUG CHARGES
R MARIJUANA
LE ON MARIJJANA CHARGFS
D ON MARIJUANA COUNTS
LET DOCTORS REPORT IMPAIRED ORIVERS
DRUG CHARGE S
CE DRUG CHANGES
T PRINCIPAL PLANTED MARIJUANA IN LOCKERS
M'S EX-PRINCIPAL NOT GUILTY
CHARGES AFTER SHIP SEIZED
CIAL CONVICTED OF ORUG CHARGES
SOME 1,300 MARIJUANA PLANTS
0 WITH SMUGGLING
DRUGS
ES CLUB IN HOTEL
ILLE POT HARVEST
NEW LAW TO SEIZE FIVE-ACRE FARM
MARIJUANA, CROPS
SEE ALSO CROPS
SB! AGENT OISPUTES RANKING OF STATE 5TH IN MARIJUAMA HARVEST
GROUP SAYS 1984 N.C. POT CROP 5TH BIGGEST IN NATION
MARIJUANA CALLED STATE'S SECOND TOP CASH CROP
DURHAM PAIR CHARGED ON MARIJUANA COUNTS
AUTOMATIC WEAPON FIRED AT TWO HALIFAX DEPUTIES
PLANTS RESEMBLE MARIJUANA
MARIJUANA OESTROYEO
300 MARIJUANA PLANTS ARE DEST'OYED IN VANCE COUNTY
N.C. MARIJUANA HUNT 'BUSINESS AS USUAL'
RAIDS IN N.C. NET SOME 1,300 HARIJUANA PLANTS
WAYS TO DISCOURAGE POT GROWING
MARIJUANA PLANTS OESTROYEO IN VANCE
MAN CHARGEO IN ORANGE THEFTS
MARIJUANA FOUND AT BAHAMA FARH
PERSON LAWMEN SEIZE MARIJUANA
3 CHARGED IN GRANVILLE POT HAJVEST
MARIJUANA, DISPOSAL
SEE MARIJUANA, SEIZURE t. DISPOSVL
MARIJUANA, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO DRUGS, LAWS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOP THE REFORM OF MARIJUANA LAWS
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES PRISON TE»MS FOR SIMPLE POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINDING IT FASEO MARIJUANA POSSESSION.
MARIJUANA, SEIZURE C OISPOSAL
POLICE ARREST COUPLE ON MARIJUANA CHARGES
■COPTER USEO TO SPOT POT
U.S. MARSHALS USE NEW LAW TO SEIZE FIVE-ACRE FARM
MARIJUANA, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO ORUG OEALERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
ATTEMPTED MURDER OF INFORMANT PROBED
6 PLEAO GUILTY IN DRUG CASE
•FEAREO-FOR-LIFE" DEFENDANT G'TS NINE-YEAR TERM
12 PEOPLE INDICTEO ON ORUG CHARGES
ORUG CRACKOOWN: FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL LINKED TO N.C. DROPS
FORMER BELIZE OFFICIAL ENTERS INNOCFNT PLEA
5 ARRESTEO ON DRUG CHARGES AFTER SHIP SEIZED
ORUG CASE BRINGS FOUR GUILTY PLEAS „ „.
FEOERAL OFFICIALS SAY N.C. MOUNTAINS HAVE BECOME A CENTER OF DRUG TRAFFI
FORMER BELIZE MINISTER GETS f" I SON TERM IN DRUG CASE
EX-BELIZE MINISTER GETS 7-yEa< SENTENCE
ORUG RING DEFENDANTS FEARED HARM
MARIJUANA, TRIALS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, TRIALS
6 PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG CASE
ORANGE GRAND JURY RETURNS INDICTMENT IN BANK ROBBERY
MARINE BIOLOGY
SEE ALSO BIOLOGY
SFE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO UNDERWATER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
OCEAN CHALLENGES UNC MARINE SCIENTISTS. STUDENTS
MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE N.C. marine RESOURCE CENTERS
MARIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORAIGE EATERIES
MARION. N.C.
OVERTURNED TANKER FORCES EVACJATION
MARKFTING InOUSTRY
GRAY MARKET GROWS, YUPPIE ROLc DECLINES
MARKETING SESSIONS OPENING
MARKETING CONFERENCE BEGINS TODAY AT DUKE
THE SINFUL MARKETING CARTELS
UNC PROFESSOR WINS HONOR FROM MAGAZINE
MARKETING MANAGEMENT INC.
LCM MAY CONTEST LOSS OF DISTRIBUTOR
LLM SAYS LOST ACCOUNTS RECAPTURED
MARRIAGE LAWS
COURT SAYS SPLIT PROPERTY 50-50
BILL WOULD MAKE RECONCILIATION IN N.C.
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LESS COSTLY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO END DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MARRIAGES, DURHAM
MATCH MAOE IN SLOW-PITCH HEAVFN
COUPLE'S RELATIONSHIP OATES BACK 2D YEARS
THEIR LOVE HAD LANGUAGE OF ITS OWN
AN EIGHT-YEAR COURTSHIP FINALLY ENOS AT THE ALTAR
SESSIONS TO FOCUS ON MARRIAGE
THEY'RE GRATEFUL TO THEIR CUPID
H 2
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1/04/85 B I
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1/01/05 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 50J
1/16/86
THEIRS I
LONG WAL
SINGLE "
3UILOING
TEACHER
MARRIAGE
•HE'S NO
THEY MET
DISTANCE
•TOO YOU
AFTER RO
THEY TOO
FRIENO'S
THEIRS I
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COUPLE 0
ACCUSEO
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ONE OF T
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THEY'RE
THIS 8RI
MARRIAGE
HE KNEW
•ME. MAM
IT WAS
TOP PR 10
FORMER •
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THEY MET
FRIENOSH
ATTRACTI
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CHALK ON
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S A HEAVYWEIGHT
K HELPED SPARK R
HEY WERE. AND SI
TIME FOR EACH 0
WEDS STUDENT AFT
PROPOSAL CAME W
GOOD AT COOKING
IN AIROBICS CLA
WAS NO MATCH FO
NG'. THEY HID TH
UGH BEGINNING IT
K THE PLUNGE - I
WEDDING GOT THE
S A 'WORKING' RE
S IN TWO DIFFERE
F THE WEEK: LIFE
SPY RING CHIEF M
REAOY TOOK SIX Y
WO CUPIDS A POET
AS A ROMANCE ON
AILER LOOKED LIK
FRIENDS FIRST OF
DEGROOM TAKING B
LONG WAY OOWN
SHE WAS THE RIGH
A, PETE GETTING
LONG WA IT BUT F
RITY WILL BE CHU
FRIENOS IN PASSI
AOY' THE TAPE SA
SHE SAID 'YES. "
IP TURNEO SERIOU
ON BLINO DATE
IP LEAOS TO ALTE
UN WAS PHYSICAL
SAME THINGS':
ED HER DREAM JOB
COUNTER: GROCERY
STOLEN OURING WE
ED HIS PARTNER:
RE REPORTED AT S
MAR WFODING CELE
E UP FOR OPPOSIT
MARRIAGE WILL L
RLO COUNTRY PLAY
HUNCH WAS RIGHT
ELIEVES IT: THIS
LATIONSHIP
ANCE
LE THEY'LL STILL BE REGARDED
ER <EEPS RELATIONSHIP STEAOY
HE EARNS AN 'A'
H A REAL LITTLE SURPRISE
BUT HE'S WILLING'
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AS S
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N FOR HIM
0'
ATE WAS WORTH IT, SAID BRIOFGROOM
AMILY
EY BUILT BIGGER RELATIONSHIP
W SHE IS
W SHE'D BE HIS
RE THEY KNEW IT
WHEN T
HEY EV
FOR X
STOR=
DOING
MARK 3
ECONO
BRATH
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: SIX
BRIDE
HEY FIRST MET
EN HAVE BACK-TO-BACK BIRTHOAYS
ARRIAGE
WAS THE SCENE OF THIS COUPLE'S FIRST MEET H
'BRIBED' TO OANCE...
IZ2ELL WAS
WEOOING
NS
REVFR. THEY SAY
E IN THIS ROMANCE
MONTHS OF FRIEND'S MATCH-MAKING PAIO OFF
. BRIDEGROOM WAITED 39 YEARS
MARRIAGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO WEOOINGS
THEY WEREN'T EXACTLY 'SET UP'
AN OCCASION FOR CHAMPAGNE
COUPLE OF THE WEEK: THEIR ROMANCE GOES BACK TO THEIR KINDERGARTEN DAYS
NURSING HOME SCENE OF 'SPECIAL' WEDDING
SENATE APPROVES GRANO JURY USC TO INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING
FURNITURE STORE SPECIAL: WEDDING AISLE
MAGISTRATE SAYS CIVIL WEOOINGS INCREASING
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL REALLY HAD HER IN CLOUOS
WEOOING CARRIAGE
THEIR MARRIAGE OELAYEO 48 YEA1S
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL ANSWERED IN PAPER
MARRIAGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO BIGAMY
SEE ALSO DATING FIRMS
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO RACIALLY MIXED MARRIAGFS
SEE ALSO WEOOINGS
WHEN TO PUT UP AND SHUT UP IN MARRIAGE
MARRIAGE: ADJUSTMENT IS THE SECRET
•MOONIE' MASS MARRIAGE "A UNIQUE FXPERIUENT'
PROF: BIBLE DOESN'T AUTOMATICALLY BAN OIVORCE
COURT REVERSES DAMAGE AWARO AGAINST CHURCH
RED TAPE TANGLE IS SPOILING HIS TYING OF KNOT
AFTER 59 YEARS, THIS COUPLE FINALLY MAKES IT TO THE ALTAR
BROKERAGE HOUSES SEE BULL MARKET CONTINUING MARCH
MARS
VENUS WILL PASS MARS TWICE
MARSHALL, N.C.
MAYOR VS. EDITOR FEUO DYING D3WN IN MARSHALL
PONDER'S PROBLEM: A ROAO
MARTIAL ARTS
SEE ALSO KARATE
SEE ALSO SELF-DEFENSE
CHORUS LINE
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO ENO DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
MAN TRAINS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TO PROTECT THEMSELVES
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MOST ABORTION FUNDING
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY
MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY CELEBRATION PLANNING MEET SET
MARTINSVILLE SPEEDWAY
EARNHARDT GETS ANOTHER SHORT-TRACK VICTORY
MARXISM
SEE ALSO COMMUNISM
MARXISTS CRIPPLE ETHIOPIA
MARXISM WORSENS FAMINE WOES
MARY OUKE B1DDLE FOUNDATION
DUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48* OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
MARY REYNOLOS BABCOCK FOUNDATION
OUKE PLANS TIP EXPANSION WITH GRANT
TIP RECEIVES GRANT TO EXPAND SERVICE
REPORT SAYS GRANT MONEY WAS S'ENT ON BEER, CATERING
MARYLANO AVE.
MARYLAND AVENUE BRIDGE CLOSING
MASK (FILM)
TRUE STORY SEEMS FALSE IN KIDOIE-POOL 'THE MASK'
THE MASKEO MAN AND THE DEVIL'S GOLP IFILMI
OUKE COMPUTER SPECIALIST PLAYS SATO IN OWFNSDY m0VIE
OUKE PHYSICIST TUAN PLAYS SECONO LEAD [N 2 MOVIES MADE IN N.C,
MASON-OIXON LINE LEAGUE
CARDINALS NOTCH FIRST WIN
MASONIC TEMPLE
OATE
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4/21/85
4/28/85
5/05/85
5/12/85
5/19/85
5/26/85
5/02/85
6/14/85
6/23/85
6/30/85
7/07/85
7/14/85
7/21/85
7/28/85
3/04/85
8/1I/R5
8/18/85
9/25/35
9/01/85
9/08/85
9/15/»5
9/22/85
9/29/95
10/06/85
10/13/95
10/20/85
10/27/85
11/03/85
11/10/85
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H 2 4/24/85 A 10 N
S 2 5/07/85 A 5 N
H 2 5/10/85 A 6 N
H 2 5/11/85 A 12 N
S 2 12/06/85 A 17 N
H 2 9/23/85 3 ? P N 050
H 2 2/26/85 A 4 L
S 2 7/24/85 A 4 L
H 2 11/24/85 0 10 P U L4I
H 2 6/27/85 C 9 N 090
S 2 6/27/85 A 5 N
H 2 11/08/85 A 6 N
H 2 1/10/85 B 1 N
H 2 3/29/85 D 3 R S66
H 2 2/22/85 0 I P F W66
DIRECTED S 2 9/18/85 A 16 N
H 2 9/15/85 C 14
MONTHLY/AN
SEE ALSO ENO MASONS LODGE
SEE ALSO MASONS
SEE ALSO PRINCE HALL MASONS
ELECTED MASTERS
MASONS
SEE ALSO MASONIC TEMPLE
SEE ALSO ST. JOHN'S OAY
INSTALL OFFICERS
MASONIC OFFICERS
OXFORD'S MASONIC ORPHANAGE
FREEMASONS FROM ACROSS N.C
MASONS TO GET PORK BARREL MONEY
70 YEARS A MASON
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
»AGb 504
1/16/86
IS 112 YEARS OLO
TO GATHER FOR ST. JOHN'S PAY
MASOUE
•MASUUE' A SPECTACULAR
MASS HYSTEPIA
ILLNESS AT HARNETT SCHOOL BLAMED ON PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENON
MASS SUICIOE
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
MASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO SUBWAYS
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. U.S.
MONORAIL SUGGESTED TO SOLVE GROWING TRIANGLE TRAFFIC HOES
MASSAGE
COMMISSIONERS PASS MASSAGE ORDINANCE
MASSAGE PARLORS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CLUBS
SEE ALSO PROSTITUTION
COMMISSIONERS TO STUOY NEEDS
STATE PENL WRESTLES HUH 'ADULT BUSINESS' DEFINITION
PROPOSED MASSAGE ORDINANCE TO GET MORE COUNTY STUDY
COMMISSIONERS PASS MASSAGE ORDINANCE
MASSAGE THERAPISTS
FULL COUNCIL HEARING AOVISED FOR MASSEUR
OURHAM MAN PUSHING FOR MASSEUR'S LICENSE
OPPONFNTS CALL PROPOSED MASSAJE LAM HUMILIATING
PROPOSED MASSAGE ORDINANCE TO GET MORE COUNTY STUDY
TRUCKS RESTRICTED IN BURLINGTON'S KNOLLWOOO
•BODY-MIND' CONFERENCE SCHEDULED AT DUKE
MASSAGE PERMIT RULES REVISED 3Y BURLINGTON
MASSEY CHAPEL ROAD
MASSEY ROAD TO REOPEN IN JULY
MASSEY CHAPEL ROAD CLOSED FOR 2 WEEKS
MASTECTOMIES
SEE ALSO BREAST CANCER
SEE ALSO SURGERY
VOLUNTEERS WHO'VE BEEN THERE HELP WOMEN FACE MASTECTOuY
MASTERCLEAH OF NORTH CAROLINA
FAST-GROWING PRIVATE N.C.
COMPANIES LISTEO
MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
MASTEPS' FINAL FNTRANT FINDS FIRST TIME A MFMORABLE ONE
WALL BETURNING TO THE SITE OF HIS GREATEST WIN
INMAN COMPOSED IN MASTERS DEBUT
EVEN-PAR 144 LEAVFS THORPE IN CONTENTION
STRANGER THINGS HAVE HAPPENEO THAN CURTIS' STRONG RUN AT HISTORY
THE HEIR TO KUGELMULLER
"MATCHBOOK" POLITICAL CAMPAIGN (AP»IL. 19301
SEE OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ELECTIONS
MATERNITY BENEFITS
SEE PREGNANCY
MATHEMATICS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MATHEMATICS DEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM MATHEMATICS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO FUNO FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE C MATHEMATIC EDUCATION IN N.C
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
IVEY WINS DALE AWARD IN MATH
TRIANGLE BUSINESS L6A0ERS TO SEE PROPOSAL FOR MATH TEACHER PROGRAM
CHAPEL HILL JR. HIGH PAIR ON MO. 21 TEAM IN MATH TOURNEY
WORKSHOP SET ON MATH TEACHING
OURHAM GETS FUNDS FOR MATH COJNCIL
SCHOOL TO DEVELOP MATH COURSE
RESPONSE SHOWS OURHAM OESERVES MATH-AIO GRANT
HIGH SCHOOLERS MAKE SCIENCE, math VENTURES
PRACTICAL MATH COURSE TO 3E OESIGNEO AT SCHOOL
PROGRAM TO HELP PU8L I C -HOUSI Nj CHILDREN IN MATH, REAOING SKILLS
TEACHERS TO MULL ETERNAL OUESTION
MATTAMUSKEFT NATIONAL WILOLIFE REF'iGE
SEE ALSO WILOLIFE SANCTUARY
TWO BALD EAGLETS SPOTTED IN N- ST AT MATTAMUSKEET WILDLIFE REFUGE
MATTRESSES
SEE ALSO BEDS
MATTRESS MISHAP SNARLS TRAFFIC ON INTERSTATE S5
MAN GRABS GUN, ROBS STORE
MAURI TANIA
VISIT TO AFRICA LEAVES MEMORIES OF HARSH LIFE
MAX FACTOR ANO CO.
MAX FACTOR PLANT TO EXPANO OP=RATTON
PRODUCTION TO GROW AT MAX FACTOR PLANT
MAX FACTOR OONATES TO SCHOLARSHIPS
MAXIMA CORP.
BLACK BUSINESSMEN URGEO TO T A< E RISKS
MAXIMUM OVERORIVE (FILM)
HFR CAREER REVVS UP IN STEPHEN KING'S 'maximum OVEROIRVF'
MAXTON, N.C.
TWO TOWNS DAMAGED BY TORNADOES AMONG 19 'TRFE CITIES U.S.A.' IN N.C.
MAY FAIR
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
ST. STEPHEN'S MAY FAIR IS WORK OF VOLUNTFFRS
MAYHEM
SEE VIOLENCE
MAYORAL CAMPAIGNS
S I
E L
C PG L
3/22/85 A 11 P P F70
S 2
S 2
H 2
H I
H 2
H 2
1/01/R5
1/19/85
2/17/85
6/20/85
7/25/15
10/06/85
P P F70
P P T37
N
N H60
N
P P F70
H 2 1/11/85 0 3 R W66
H 2 11/16/85 A 7 N
H 3 8/31/R5 C 1 u N
H 3 10/01/85 C 1 N 846
S 2 2/20/85 A 7 N
H 2 3/29/85 8 1 P N L4C
H 3 8/21/85 B 1 N K45
H 3 10/01/85 C 1 N 845
?
6/06/85
A
1 4
N
?
6/06/85
(
1
N M6"
3
6/19/85
H
1
N B45
3
3/21/85
a
1
N K45
/
10/16/85
H
1
M
2
10/17/85
A
IS
N
1
11/20/85
B
1
N
S 2 6/24/85 C I N
H 2 6/26/85 A 10 N
S 2 2/13/S5 B 1 P F J06
H 2 11/23/85 A
4/11/85
4/11/85
4/12/85
4/13/85
4/14/35
N C49
U C49
1! C49
U C49
U C49
U C49
s ?
4/13/85 A
17
N
H 2
4/19/85 A
16
N
H ?
5/19/85 B
7
N
H 2
6/16/85 8
3
N
S ?
7/31/85 A
1
P N
P|3
H >
8/02/85 B
1
N
5 ?
3/02/85 A
4
F
S >
8/02/85 B
4
N
s /
8/03/85 A
1 3
N
S 2
8/09/85 C
1
P N
M6 9
H ?
12/09/85 A
li
N
H 2 4/04/85 A 14
H 2 7/2V85 B 6 N
S 2 7/22/85 C 1 N
S 2 6/06/85 C 1 P F B38
S 2 1/10/85 A 1 N C60
H 2 l/l 1/85 B 1 N L40
H 1 3/16/85 B 1 N
5 2 7/26/85 C I N C60
S 2 11/21/85 0 1 P F 871
H 1 3/09/85 B I N
H ? 4/30/85 A 6 P U H45
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 505
1/16/86
C PG L P «Yl
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. MAYOR'S TFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
NCCU CHANCELLOR SAYS HE MAY R'JN FOR MAYOR
NCCU CHANCELLOR INTERESTED IN MAYOR'S JOB
MARKHAM TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
OURHAM-S LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL
DURHAM MAYOR TO SEEK REELECTI1N
WHAT SPURREO MARKHAM'5 CHANGE OF HEART?
WALKER SAYS HE WON'T ENTER MAYOR'S RACE
WALKER RULES OUT A RACE FOR MAYOR
WALKER SHOWS CHARACTER IN DECLINING MAYOR RACE
MAYORAL RACE LOOMS
WILLIAMS TO RUN FOR MAYOR
COUNCILMAN IS RUNNING FOR MAYOR
ALFORO MAY RUN FOR DURHAM MAYOR
EX-COUNCILMAN IS CONSIDERING 610 FOR MAYOR
NAS5IF APPEARS UNOPPOSED FOR MAYOR
COUNCIL'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS MANY
RUFFIN HINTS HE MIGHT ENTER RACE FOR MAYOR
RUFFIN STUDIES RACE FOR MAYOR
INVESTMENT COUNSELOR ENTERS MAYOR'S RACE
NASH PLANS TO RUN FOR MAYOR
RUFFIN DECIOES NOT TO RUN FOR MAYOR
RUFFIN WON'T PUN FOR MAYOR
2 FILE FOR COUNCIL! MARKHAM WAITING
MARKHAM IS SEEKING 2ND TERM
MARKHAM FILES TO RUN FOR 3RO TERM AS MAYOR
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE D1AWS NEAR
BROWN MAY ENTER RACE FOR MAYOR'S SEAT THIS FALL
WILLIAMS RULES OUT MAYORAL CAMPAIGN
LAST-MINUTE FILINGS HEAT UP CITY RACES
MAYOR OPPOSEO; 7 MORE FILE FO"< COUNCIL SEATS
RACES SET AS FILING PERIOD ENDS
CANDIDATES NEED TO SAY HOW THEY STAND ON ISSUES
GULLEY RAPS MARKHAM FOR 'DUCKING* VOTFRS
MAYOR DUCKING VOTERS. GULLEY SAYS
MARKHAM: GULLEY USING 'OLOEST TRICK'
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AD
TWO MAYORAL HOPEFULS CLASH AT MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES FORUM
WHY'S MAYOR HIDING?
MAYOR ACCUSES HIS OPPONENT'S SUPPORTERS OF 'CONTEMPTIBLE LIE'
MAYOR CANDIDATES TRADE VOLLEYS
MARKHAM DRIVE FORMS SEN I OR -C IT I ZENS PANEL
FORUM CLASHES MARK MAYOR'S RACE
MARKHAM TOPS GULLEY IN CAMPAIGN SPENDING
LET'S NOT REPEAT DISMAL VOTE TURNOUT
RECOUNTING MAYOR'S 'VENOETTA'
MAYOR'S RACE POLITICAL PROFILES: MARKHAM GRAOES SELF A-MINUS
MAYOR'S RACE POLITICAL PROFILES: MAYOR NEW GOAL FOR GULLEY
TIME FOR A NEW MAYOR
SAMPLE BALLOT FOR OUKHAM ELECTION
2 GROUPS BACK GULLEY FOR MAYO'
REED IS WITH LOCAL
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ENOORSES CANDIDATES
OFFICIALS FACE VOTERS TUESDAY
DURHAM CANDIDATES AND THEIR POSITIONS
WHAT ARE DIFFERENCES IN MAYOR'S CAMPAIGN?
MAYOR FOUGHT FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
GULLEY CONCERNED FOR FUTURE
HARKHAM IN NO ONE'S CAMP
VOTFR'S ALLIANCE ENDORSEMENTS ANNOUNCED FOR TUESDAY'S VOTE
OURHA" CITY VOTE COULO BE SMALL
■CHRONICLE' ENDORSES MARKHAM
DURHAM CITY ELECTIONS ORAW STEADY TURNOUT
EARLY-MORNING VOTING
GULLEY ELECTED DURHAM MAYOR: MARKHAM OUSTED BY OECISIVE MARGIN
ELECTION OF GULLEY ENDS CITY TRAOITION
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
GANTT WINS EASY VICTORY IN CHARLOTTE MAYORAL RACE
GULLEY: PRESERVE NEIGHBORHOODS
MARKHAM TELLS GOP TO GET ACTIVE LOCALLY
NEWLY ELECTEO LEADERS MUST MA<E BIG DECISIONS
MAYORAL CANDIDATES HEAO UP SPENDING LIST
MARKHAM, GULLEY. CLEMENT TOPS IN SPENDING
MAYORS. N.C.
MAYOR VS. EDITOR FEUO DYING D3WN IN MARSHALL
N.C. VOTERS CHOOSING MORE THAM MAYORS TIJESOAY
CARVER ELECTED ROXBORO MAYOR
YOUNG RE-ELECTED HENDERSON MAYOR
AFTER 35 YEARS. HOBGOOO MAYOR BEING REPLACEO
MAYORS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C MAYOR'S OFFICE
HONORED
THE AYES OF TEXAS
GULLEY AT NEW-MAYORS SESSION
MAYVIEW CONVALESCENT CENTER IRALEIGHI
VA HOSPITAL OIRECTOR PROJECTS LOWER COSTS
HEAO CORP.
RTP FIRM SEEKS PROOUCT GROWTH THROUGH PUBLIC STOCK-OFFERING
MEAOOW HEIGHTS
KEY HOMES' PLANS FOR DURHAM A2EA ARE 766 HOMES IN NEXT THREE YEARS
MEAOOWLANUS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
ORANGE INDUSTRIAL PARK PLANNED: UO-ACRE SITE NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
1ST ORANGE OFFICE-INOUSTRIAL »ARK PLANNEO IN HILLSBOROUGH
MEALS ON WHEELS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
MEALS ON WHEELS: SPONSORS SAY BUDGET MET, EXPANSION PLANNED NEXT YEAR
METHODISTS GIVE 42,600 TO MEALS ON WHEELS
10 YEARS OF MOBILE MEALS
MEALS ON WHEELS FOUNOERS. CURRENT LEADERS ARE HONOREO
MEASLES
SEE ALSO OISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
MEASLES EPIDEMIC UNLIKELY AT UNC, PHYSICIAN SAYS
UNC POLICY A WISE ONE
MEASURE FOR MEASURE IPLAYI
'MEASURE': THINKING MAN'S SHOWBIZ
PLAYMAKERS STAGES DRAMATIC EV=NT WITH PLAYFEST '85
HEAT
SEE ALSO BEEF
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO HAMS
s
2
5/16/85
A
o
N
M&9
H
2
5/17/85
A
N
W24
H
2
5/18/85
A
N
S51
H
2
5/18/85
A
E
s
2
5/16/85
A
N
M69
H
2
5/30/85
i
L
S
2
6/07/85
A
N
L38
H
2
6/08/85
A
N
W24
s
2
6/10/85
A
E
H
2
6/12/P5
A
E
s
2
6/16/85
A
P
N
M69
H
2
6/lt>/85
A
P
N
s
2
7/08/85
A
p
N
M.,9
H
2
7/09/65
A
P
N
S51
H
3
7/1 3/85
c
N
681
H
2
7/15/85
A
J
H
2
7/17/65
A
N
S51
S
2
7/17/85
c
N
M69
H
3
7/18/65
B
P
N
H90
S
2
7/18/B5
A
N
H
2
7/26/85
B
N
S51
S
2
7/27/85
A
16
N
S
2
8/16/P5
A
P
N
M69
s
2
8/20/85
A
N
M(,9
H
2
8/21/85
8
P
N
S51
H
2
9/04/85
A
E
s
2
9/05/85
A
N
M69
H
2
9/06/65
A
P
N
S51
s
2
9/06/85
A
P
N
M69
H
2
9/07/85
C
P
N
S51
s
2
9/07/85
A
P
N
M69
s
2
9/09/85
A
E
s
2
10/10/65
c
N
"(,9
H
2
10/1 1/85
B
II
S51
s
2
10/1 1/85
C
N
M69
s
2
10/16/85
C
N
M&9
H
2
10/17/85
B
p
N
S51
H
2
10/22/85
A
L
H
2
10/25/85
B
N
S51
S
2
10/25/85
C
P
N
M69
s
2
10/26/85
A
1
M6g
s
2
10/29/85
c
P
Q
M69
s
2
10/29/85
c
N
M69
H
2
10/30/85
A
c
H
2
10/30/85
A
L
H
2
10/30/85
B
P
8
S51
H
2
10/30/85
3
P
B
S51
H
2
11/01/85
A
6
I
H
2
1 1/02/85
A
6
c
N
H
2
11/02/85
A
6
N
SSI
s
2
11/02/65
A
3
M
s
2
11/02/85
A
3
N
«69
H
2
11/03/85
D
1
M
F
H
2
11/01/85
0
1
P
F
H
2
U/03/P5
0
4
E
H
2
11/03/85
0
6
L
H
2
11/03/85
0
4
L
H
2
11/03/85
0
4
L
H
2
11/04/85
c
1
N
H
2
11/05/85
A
1
N
S51
H
2
11/05/85
c
3
N
s
2
11/05/85
A
I
P
N
M69
s
2
11/05/65
A
2
P
P
C56
H
2
11/06/85
A
1
P
N
S51
H
2
11/06/85
A
4
6
H
2
11/06/85
A
10
c
N
H
2
11/06/65
C
5
11
s
2
11/06/65
A
1
p
N
M69
s
2
11/06/85
A
1
N
M69
s
2
11/06/85
A
4
E
s
2
11/22/85
A
1
N
M69
H
2
11/23/85
A
12
N
SSI
s
2
1/03/85
A
10
N
H
2
10/07/85
a
1
N
H
1
10/09/65
B
1
1
H
1
10/09/85
a
1
N
H
1
11/12/65
c
1
N
S 2 6/29/85 A 3 P P
H 2 U/ll/85 A 4 E
S 2 11/20/85 C 1 P N
H 2 5/02/85 B I p N 630
S 2 8/10/85 A 3 N C60
H 2 10/06/85 D 1 I N L41
H 2 10/24/85 A 1 m N L41
S 2 10/24/85 C 8 n W82
2 2/23/85 A
2 6/01/85 A
2 U/17/85 D
2 11/23/65 A
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
3/30/65 A 1
4/12/85 A 4
2/08/85 D
2/14/65 D
R W66
N 871
MONTHLY/AN
[ 4 'J E X
12/31/15
SUBJECTS
pace 516
1/16/56
SEE ALSO HOT TOGS
SEE ALSO PEANUT BUTTER
SEE ALSO PORK
SEE ALSO POULTRY
MEAT POPS UP IN UNLIKELY PLACES
"EAT INSPECTION AND GRADING
POULIRY INOUSTRY "AY PAY FOR INSPECTnNS
MEBANE. N.C.
JUNIUS CRUMPLER DIES; FORMER "EBANE MAYOR
N.C. COURT UPHOLDS ME9ANE ANNEXATION
HEBANE FESTIVAL SCHEOULEO TOO«Y
BODY OF INFANT FOUND IN ALAMANCE COUNTY
MEBANE. 'I.C., ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS FILING DEAOLINE IS NOON NEXT FRIDAY
EX-MEPANE COUNCILMAN BARRED F> QM NOV. ELECTION
ELECTIONS BOARD TO HEAR HUPMAN'S APPEAL
DECISION DELAYED ON HUPMAN APPEAL
OECISIUN FXPECTED TODAY ON HU'MAN CANDIDACY
HUPMAN CAN RUN FOR COUNCIL
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
MEBANE ELECTS LAWS. HUPMAN AN} PENDER
HUPMAN WINS BACK MEBANE BOARD POST
MEBANE POLICE DEPT.
SOME MEBANE POLICEMEN TAKE LIE-OETECTOR TFSTS
MEBANE TOWN COUNCIL
MEBANE TOWN COUNCILMAN CHARGE"! WITH SOLICITATION
OFFICIAL CONVICTED OF VIOLATI-IG OATH OF OFFICE
HUPMAN APPEALING REMOVAL FROM OFFICE
TRIAL POSTPONED FOR MEBANE COUNCILMAN
HUPMAN FORMALLY SUBMITS RESIGNATION
MFBANE TOWN COUNCIL VACANCY FILLED
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ?RAW MANY CANDIDATES
EX-MEBANE COUNCILMAN BARRED F> OM NOV. ELECTION
ELECTIONS BOARO TO HEAR HUPMAN'S APPEAL
OECISION DELAYED ON HUPMAN APPEAL
DECISION EXPECTED TODAY ON HUPMAN CANOIOACY
MEBANE ELECTS LAWS, HUPMAN A fO PENDER
HUPMAN WINS BACK MEBANE BOARD POST
HEBANE TOWN MANAGER TAKING JO* IN HAMLET
CHURCH WANTS COUNCILMAN TO PEMGN
MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK (DURHAM, N.C.I
BANK PRESIDENT REPORTS BEST YEAR EVER
MECHANICS AND FARMERS' PROFITS JUMP 64 PERCCNT
POLICF CHASE TWO FROM DURHAM 1 ANK
2 MEN CHASED
UOI PARK OEOICATED WITH: "WE'RE HERE'
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N.C.
POLICE SEEK 90* OF SEIZED MON=Y
MECKLENBURG COUNTY APPROVES SITE FOR LANDFILL
MECKLENBURG COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
ND CHALLENGE MAOE ON MCDUFFIE'S ELECTION
MECKLENBURG COUNTY JAIL
JAIL INMATE THROWS DOWN CRUTCHES, FLEES
ERROR KEEPS man IN JAIL FOR 23 DAYS
ice cream being used to cool tensions at jail
mecklenburg 1«ii"u» security priso'l
virginia state boaro scaps mecklenburg director's plan
judge approves va. prison agreement
bounty hunter: man says he set up fbi's capture of briley brothers
breakout-va. warden says it w2n't happen again
classes seen easing tensions at virginia prison
wife to publish james briley's letters
foiled escape try won't ado time
meo-alert
see also duke power co.
duke power employees plan to 3 uy generator for boy on life support
error 3a0: response good
med call isan antonio, texas!
texas company defers to buy fiankl1n hospital
study is started on franklin hospital
MEDALS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR
SEE ALSO PURPLE HEAPTS
OFFICIAL SUGGESTS 'KEY TO COUNTY'
40 YEARS LATER, WORLD WAR II HERO'S MEOAL S «RRIVE IN DURHAM
MEDCOST INC.
PILOT LIFE BUYS MEDCOST
MEDIA
SEE MAGA2INE5
SEE NEWS media
see newspapers,
see newspapers,
see newspapers,
see newspapers,
see raoio
see television
mediation
see also american arbitration association
see also dispute settlement center
adjudication center gets a promise of 130.000
oispute settlfrs have their own problems
business briefing: grant will allow chain to continue business center
auto claims may go to arbitrators
meoicaio
see also health c»re, costs
see also sterilization
defeat predicted on cuts proposed for medicaid
rationing of medicaid care urged
reagan cuts may cost county si. 2 million
senate fxpecte0 to ok funds to fight pipeline
260.000 taken off poverty programs in past 4 years
cuts in poverty programs to hit south worse, author of study says
phqtu finish: it's likely in the race to control meoical costs
meoicaio change humane
souanoered money
senaie cuts health programs
self-sacrifice in order
duke study shows lack of insurance cuts medical care
health group: meoical bills of uninsureo growing problem
DURHAM
INTERNATIONAL
N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
U.S.
PG L P 8YL
H 2 9/15/B5 0 11 T N »3P
H 2 2/05/85 B 6 N
H 7
1/21/95
B 6
0
H 1
8/08/85
B 1
N
H 1
10/05/85
C 1
N
H 2
12/31/95
B I
N
H |
9/13/95
9 1
N H60
H 1
10/04/95
B 1
N
H /
10/19/95
B 3
N
H 3
10/19/85
C 1
N
H 1
10/2'/R5
B 1
N
H 1
10/23/95
P 1
N "<8l
H I
11/02/95
C 1
N
H 3
11/06/95
C 1
N
H 1
1 1/07/95
B 1
N
H 1 7/19/95 B 1
H
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3/22/"5
R
1
N
H
1
4/03/95
C
1
N
H
1
5/04/95
(.
1
N
H
7
5/14/95
A
6
N
H
1
5/23/85
»
1
N
H
2
6/07/85
A
6
N
H
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9/26/95
H
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N
H
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10/04/95
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1
N
H
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10/19/95
h
3
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10/19/95
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H
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10/22/95
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1
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H
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11/06/95
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H
1
11 /J7/85
B
1
N
H
1
12/13/95
h
1
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H
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12/14/95
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1
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3/23/95
A
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3/24/85
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H
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12/09/95
9
9
N
5
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12/09/95
A
6
N
H
2
12/13/85
B
1
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H 2 11/05/95 A 11 N
H ? 2/06/95 A 11
2 5/09/95 A 7
2 8/15/95 A 20
? 12/19/85 D 11
1/01/95 A
4/06/95 B
5/29/95 C
5/30/95 B
6/25/95 C
9/12/95 A
11/30/95 A
3/13/95
3/21/95
H 1 12/0V95 B
H 1 12/31/85 9
N S90
N S90
S 2 3/26/85 C 1 N J56
H 2 10/20/85 B 1 P U H49
H 2 3/24/95 0 13
H 2 1/31/95 C 9 N 090
5 2 3/07/95 A 1 N A47
H 2 5/26/85 0 10 N L41
S 2 9/05/85 A 16 J
H ?
1/02/85
B
5
N
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2/14/85
A
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S 7
3/01/85
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.156
H 1
3/07/85
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3/19/85
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3/19/95
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4
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H 2
4/02/95
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4/24/05
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4/30/85
A
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5/04/85
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5/09/85
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8/21/85
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10/18/85
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MONTHLY/A
NNUAL INDEX
1/01/65 - 12/31/95
U B J E C T 5
PAGt 507
1/16/96
PCI » 8YL
"EDICAIO FRAUD
SEE ALSO FRAUO
AGENCIES BEING AOOEO TO SBI
MEDICAL CARE. COSTS
SEE HEALTH CARE. COSTS
MEDICAL DEDUCTIONS
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
MEOICARE BENEFICIARIES TO HAV = HIGHER DEDUCTIBLE
MEDICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV
SEE ALSO EAST CARD
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO MIN0RIT1E
SEE ALSO NURSING S
SEE ALSO PHYSICIAN
SEE ALSO UNIV
RURAL DOCTOR SHO
FAMILY DOCTORS C
STATE TENTATIVEL
SCHOOL OEFENDS I
SAUDIS LEARN N.C
JURY RULES FOR m
PROGRAM GIVES ST
PROFESSOR SALUTE
3 STUDENTS SELEC
UNC RECEIVES 125
. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
LINA UNIV. MEHCAL SCHOOL
S ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
CHOOLS. N.C.
CERTIFICATION
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SEE ALSO BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
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SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ORUGS. RESEARCH
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MEDICAL SCHOOLS. FEDERAL AIO
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SEE FEDERAL A I O-TO-EDUC AT I ON
SEE MEDICAL EDUCATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEOICINE
MEDICARE
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DEVELOPMENTS "AY REDUCE CLAIMS
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SENATE CUTS HEALTH PROGRAMS
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DOCTOR RAPS MEDICARE CUTS
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BAD DEBTS AT HOSPITAL COULD INCREASE SI MILLION
MEOICARE BENEFICIARIES TO HAVE HIGHER DEDUCTIBLE
MEOICINE. HISTORY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO RADIO FREE EUROPE
OLD BOOKS A REMINDER OF MEDICINE'S EVOLUTION
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: UNUSUAL PRESCRIPTIONS
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AGENCY FAVORS HOSPITAL'S PLAN FOR KlONEY-STONE MACHINE
MELANOMA
MELANOMA CAN BE DEADLY
MEMORIAL OAY
MOTOR CLUB SEES 15 HOLIDAY DEiTHS
GAS PRICES HIGHER: RECORO HOLIDAY TRAVEL EXPECTEO
MEMORIAL OAY CONCERT TO BENEFIT FAMINE VICTIMS
HOLIOAY GAS PRICES HIGHEST IN DURHAM
MEMORIAL OAY ISN'T A HOLIOAY FOR EVERYBODY
SOME DURHAM, ORANGE WORKERS GET MONDAY OFF
MEMORIAL OAY OBSERVEO WITH CE'EMONIES. FROLICS
MEMORIAL DAY'S ASSESSMENT
•SPEAK THEIR NAMES WITH REVERENCE'
MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
SLOAN, STANGER OWN MEMORIAL GOLF LEAD
GOLF: ELDER THORPE EARNS OWN NICHE
SLOAN GRINDS OUT MEMORIAL GOL = WIN
MFMORIAL WINNER
GFRM[NO TO BE HONORED BY MEMO' I AL
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MEMORY
ELOERLY RECALL PICTURES BETTE1 THAN WORDS
FORGETFULNESS MAY NOT BE RESULT OF AGING
MEMPHIS STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
DFACS' GROH PASSED OVER FOR MS U POST
MEMPHIS STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
WAKE'S GROH INTERVIEWS FOR MEMPHIS STATE JOB
MENINGITIS
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
BACTERIAL MENINGITIS VACCINE AVAILABLE IN TRIANGLE
MEN'S FASHION ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FASHION SHOWS
RELAX INTO SPRING
ROGER BAUGH: HE'S HIS OWN BEST MODEL FOR HIS LINE OF ELEGANT.
WHAT'S NEW?
JEANS: CLASSICS AND MORE
THE WHOLE COUNTRY SWEATS IN B« SSETT-WALKER CLOTHES
THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND FASHION
ALEXANDER JULIAN HITS ON TRUISM
PANTS GIVE WAY TO SKIRTS
MENTAL COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE COMMITMENT HEARINGS
MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO CHILO PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS. DURHAM, DEPRESSION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CLINIC
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SEE ALSO EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEALTH
SEE ALSO INSANITY PLEAS
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
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6/24/85
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7/16/85
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8/27/85
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11/11/85
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12/12/85
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S 7 6/07/85 A 16 G 043
S 2 7/04/85 C 1 N
S 2 7/18/85 A 5 F
S 7 1/D3/85 0 3 P N 080
H 2 1/04/85 D 7 P F W66
H 2 1/11/85 D 7 P R W66
S 7 3/06/85 C 1 N J56
H 2 3/07/85 B I N 530
H 2 8/21/85 A
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S 2
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5/23/85
5/23/85
5/24/85
5/25/85
5/25/85
5/27/85
5/27/85
5/27/85
2
20
12
1
1
3
1
4
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6/09/85 C 1 P N C49
6/09/85 C 12 P N C49
6/10/85 0 1 P N C49
6/10/85 0 6 P N
7/14/85 C 6 P N C49
H 2 8/09/85 B 2 N
S 2 10/15/85 B 1 N
H 2 12/21/85 D 1 P N
H 2 12/20/85 C 3 N
H 2 7/03/85 A 12 N
2/17/85
3/29/85
6/23/85
7/05/85
7/12/85
7/29/85
9/27/85
11/29/85
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MONTHLY/A
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12/31/15
SUBJECTS
Par,,: 510
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SEE ALSO N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO SHOCK TREATMENT
SEE ALSO yOMEN, MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO WORRY
CONTROVERSY 0" MENTAL HEATLH LAMS EXPECTED
■REALITY THERAPY" WORKSHOP PL'NNED
RACIAL BELIEFS HURT TREATMENT
MENTAL HEALTH LAWS REWRITE WINS EASY VOTE
MENTAL HEALTH HONTH
MENTAL HEALTH CROUP SALUTES N.C. GOVERNORS
FRIENDSHIPS BRING EMOTIONAL BENEFITS
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE DURHAM COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS. N.C.
MORE LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH AID SOUGHT
MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO COMMITMENT HEARINGS
SEE ALSO COMPETENCY HEARINGS
SEE ALSO DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
MORE LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH AID SOUGHT
EXERTION BLAMED ON HOSPITAL WORKER'S 06ATH
MENTAL COMMITMENTS TOO EASILY ARRANGEO
MENTAL HOSPITAL CRISIS CLAIMED
13 MILLION OIX EXPERIMENT FAILING
COMMITMFNT ISSUE NEEOS PUBLIC ATTENTION
BILL CE3UESTS 200 OROERLIES FT R STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS
MORE RESOURCES NEEDEO FOR MENTALLY ILL
NORTH CAROLINA WORKS WITH MENTALLY ILL
STATE RENTS OFFICES ANO WAREHOUSES EVEN THOUGH IS HAS VACANT SPACE
MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS. ABUSES
MENTAL HOSPITAL CRISIS CLAIMED
MENTAL HOSPITALS
SEE MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS
MENTAL ILLNESS
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SEE ALSO DEPRESSION (EMOTIONAL STATE!
SEE ALSO HELPLINE (TELEPHONE COJNSELING i REFERRAL SERVICE!
SEE ALSO MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES
SEE ALSO PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS
SEE ALSO PEACH (REASSUHANCE FOR E'CHI
SEE ALSO SCHIZOPHRENIA
SEE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO THE THRESHC1L0 (MENTAL HEALTH FACILITYI
SEE ALSO TORNAOOS. U.S.
DISPATCHER SAYS RESTRAINT USEO ON MENTAL PATIENT
COUNTY OFFEREO J37.500 FOR MENTALLY ILL PROGRAMS
KALEIDOSCOPE OF IDENTITY
SOME MENTAL SPLITS NORMAL
PERSONALITIES COMPETE FOR CONTROL: SOME ELEMENTS ARE VICIOUS...
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN MURDER SENTENCES
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
HEALTH VOTE '85 SPARKS SOME CRITICISM
OSBERG: COSTS OF HMOS NOT DETAILED
WOMAN WHO LOST HOME IN SEIGE RECIPIENT OF FUND
OFFICIALS FIND KINKS IN N.C.'S OUTPATIENT COMMITMENT LAW
PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION OROEREO FOR WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON
PSYCHIATRIST: MAN IN POLICE STANDOFF NOT LEGALLY SANF
MULTIPLE PERSONALITY OISOROER SAID MORE COMMON THAN ONCE THOUGHT
BURNETTS IS OPDEREO SENT TO JOHN UMSTEAD HOSPITAL
JUDGE COMMITS BUKNETTE TO JOHN UMSTEAO HOSPITAL
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY
MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
GROUP AIMS TO TRAIN CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL
DOCTOR: QUICK FIX FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA HARMFUL
HOUSE MAY NOT BE USABLE FOR MENTALLY ILL
WHAT BEHAVIOR INDICATES CHARACTER OISOROERS?
MENTALLY ILL OVERCOMING STIGMA, SILENCE
13 MILLION OIX EXPERIMENT FAILING
PSYCHIATRISTS UNDER PRESSURE: EFFORTS TO CONTROL COSTS HARBINGERS..
COMMITMENT ISSUE NEEOS PUBLIC ATTENTION
MORE RESOURCES NEEDEO FOR MENIALLY ILL
NORTH CAROLINA WORKS WITH MENTALLY ILL
SKEPTICS REMAIN AFTER INTERFAITH COUNCIL'S HEARING
BODY CHEMICALS KEY IN SU IC I DE- -EX PER T
A MENTAL PROBLEM STIGMA
INMATE'S PSYCHIATRIC CAPE OPPOSED
MAN COMMITTEO TO HOSPITAL AF T= R INCIDENT
MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS
CONTROVFRSY ON MENTAL HEATLH LAWS EXPECTED
BILL WOULD ALLOW MENTAL PATIENTS TO REJECT DRUGS
DOCTORS SHOULO OECIDE
MENTAL HEALTH LAWS REWRITE WINS EASY VOTE
MENTAL COMMITMENTS TOO EASILY ARRANGED
MENTAL HOSPITAL CRISIS CLAIMED
«3 MILLION OIX EXPERIMENT FAILING
MENTALLY ILL
SEE MENTAL HEALTH
SEE MENTAL ILLNESS
MENTALLY rtETARDEO
SEE ALSO AUTISM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANOICAPPED
SEE ALSO COMPETENCY HEARINGS
SEE ALSO DOWN'S SYNDROME
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, R: TAROEO t HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR RETAPOED CITIZENS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, RETAROEO C HANOICAPPED PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO SHELTERED WORKSHOP
SEE ALSO SPECIAL OLYMPICS
PROGRAM GETS RETAPOED WORKERS OUT OF 'SHELTERS'
HANOICAPPED YOUTH HAS CHARMED A SCHOOL
BURLINGTON SPEAKER: RETAROEO HAVE A HARO TIME FINOING JOBS
SARA BARKER: TWO CENTERS TELL OF HER LOVE FOR 'LIVING FLOWERS'
OESPITE OOWN'S SYNDROME, MAN, 25, ATTAINS EAGLE SCOUT
HANOICAPPED EAGLE SCOUT
WICKER SAYS HE HAS VOTES FOR SUCCESSION MEASURE
REDUCTION OF ABORTION FUNOS RAPPED
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9/06/85
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11/29/85
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11/23/85
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8/21/85
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9/31/85
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10/31/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N 0 E X BY SUBJEC
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
QUESTIONABLE SOLICITATION
FUNDS TO AID OURHAM'S RETARDED CITIZENS
RESCUED PKU VICTIMS RUN HIGH ! I SK OF HAVING RETARDED RABIES
N.C. TEEN FACES OLD STRICT DIET IF SHE EVER CHOOSES PREGNANCY
PROSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
HOUSE APPROVES ADULT DAY CARE CERTIFICATION
HOUSE BILL WOULD PERMIT ANNEXATION REFERENDUMS
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
SUIT: BAN PADDLING OF RETARDED STUOENTS
WORKER AT STUKES CAMP CHARGED WITH TAKING INDECENT LIBERTIES
MAN IS ARRESTED FOR FLEEING HOME
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN LAWSUIT UVER PUNISHMENT OF HANOICAPPED
MEPCO-ELECTRA INC.
N.Y FIRM BUYS ROXBORO PLANT
MERCENARIES
SEE SOLOIER OF FORTUNE
H 2 9/16/85 A 13 N
MERCY HOSPITAL (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
HOSPITAL LAYS OFF 7? MORE EMPLOYEES H 2 2/10/85 All N
N.C. TOOTH IMPLANTS AVAILABLE H 2 11/29/85 C 6 N
MERCY KILLING
SEE DEATH
SEE EUTHANASIA
SEE LIVING WILL
MEREOITH COLLEGE
MEREDITH COLLEGE NAMES STUDENTS TO DEAN'S LIST S 2 2/0T/B5 CAN
ILLNESS AT MEREDITH COLLEGE PUZZLES OFFICIALS S 2 5/06/85 A 7 N
R. E. M. ENERGY LOW IN BENEFIT H 2 5/31/85 0 12 P R N34
CONFERENCE BEGINS SUNOAY H 2 6/18/85 A 6 M
LONG CLASSICS HAVE MODERN TOUCH H 2 10/11/85 0 1 1 » U G68
SCHOLARSHIP STARTED TO HONOR MINISTER H 1 12/28/85 C 1 N
MEREOITH COLLEGE. GRADUATION
MEREDITH COLLEGE RELEASES LIST OF 1085 GRAOUATES S 2 6/1A/85 C 2 N
MEREDITH COLLEGE ANNOUNCES OEAN'S LIST FOR SPRING SEMESTER S 2 6/20/85 A 5 N
MEREDITH COLLEGE. STUOENTS
MEREDITH COLLEGE ANNOUNCES OEAN'S LIST FOR SPRING SEMESTER S 2 6/20/85 A 5 N
MEREOITH GUEST HOUSE
HOTEL WORK EXPECTED TO START MONOAY H 2 8/24/85 P 4 N
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON HOUSE S 2 10/01/85 C 1 N
GUEST HOUSE OPENS NEAR PARK S 2 10/18/55 A 13 N W82
MERGERS AND TAKEOVERS
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SFE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT MERGER
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY SCHOOLS. MERGER
SEE ALSO FIRST WACHOVIA CORPORATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS/: HAPEL HILL/CARRBORQ SCHOJLS. MERGER
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C MERGERS
TOWNS OF ELKIN AND JONESVILLE PONDER MERGER
MERGER OF TWO ALAMANCE HOSPITALS MAY BE COMPLETED SOMETIME IN FALL
FIRST UNION. NORTHWESTERN TO MERGE
PLANNING UNITS MERGER WOULD REQUIRE CHANGES
CAPITAL CITIES TO BUY ABC BROADCASTING
N.C. STATIONS' FATES ON HOLD, OFFICIALS SAY
NO OURHAM BANK BRANCHES TO BE SOLO
POSSIBLE BANK BUYS PONDEREO BY CCB
PROFESSOR SEES NO PROBLEM IN MERGER OF MEDICAL FIRMS
FIELDCREST MILLS MERGER TALKS END
MERGER TALKS STOP; REASON NOT CLEAR
THE GREAT DIVIOE
R.J. REYNOLDS. NABISCO PLAN M?RGER DEAL
R.J. REYNOLOS WILL OFFER CASH FOR SIX OF NABISCO'S STOCK
ANALYSTS: MERGER WILL STRENGTHEN TOBACCO FIRM
R.J. REYNOLDS/NABISCO
REYNOLOS AWAITS WORD ON NABISCO BID
REYNOLOS WILL NOT LESSEN TOBACCO'S ROLE
HIGH COURT'S BANK RULE A BOON TO CUSTOMERS
WACHOVIA, FIRST ATLANTA TO M£»GE
WACHOVIA CORP.. FIRST ATLANTA LAUNCHING REGIONAL VENTURE
MERGER PLANS BY 2 N.C. BANKS SIGNAL START OF INTERSTATE RACE
BANKING MOVES WILL ENRICH SOUTHEAST
FEDERAL BUYING DATA CAN PROVIDE COMPETITIVE EDGE
BEACHES OPPOSE CITY-COUNTY MERGER
TWO GTE COMPANIES ASK TO MERGE
NCNB, S.C. BANK ANNOUNCE MERGER
LA-Z-BOY CHAIR CO. AGREES TO 5UY L I NC OLNT ON-BASED BURRIS INDUSTRIES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA C TRIANGLE
R.J. REYNOLOS REPORTS 52,056,710 SHARES OF NABISCO TENOEREO
CITY-COUNTY MFRGER NOTHING NEJ
N.C. MUTUAL ENTERS FIGHT FOP COMPANY
N.C. MUTUAL ATTEMPTING TAKEOVER OF COMPANY
NCNB TO ACQUIRE FLORIDA COMPANY
TOWEL MAKER MAY BE SOLD
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
MUTUAL MULLS MOVE IN TAKEOVER
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MUTUAL MAY DROP TAKEOVER EFFO'T
UNION CARBIDE OFFICIAL IN RTP PROMOTED
4 DARE COUNTY MAYORS TALKING ABOUT MERGER
THREE OTHER STATES IN DISTRICT SEEK MERGER WITH N.C. FARM CREOIT ASSN.
COMPLAINT: DELAY BIASED BANK'S MERGER
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NABISCO MERGER VOTE NOT IN DOJ BT
NABISCO SHAREHOLDERS OK MERGER WITH REYNOLDS
N.C. MUTUAL WINS ROUND IN BATTLE TO ACQUIRE INSURANCE FIRM IN KY.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
WACHOVIA-FIRST ATLANTA APPROVE MERGER PLANS
GENERAL FOOOS REPORTED STUDYING TAKEOVER BID
BANKS FORCEO TO SPEED UP OEALS
PEOPLES LIFF INSURANCE MERGES WITH SISTER FIRM
COUNTY, CITY OFFICIALS GET P E= TALK ON MERGFR
MARRIAGE MADE IN THE SKIES: PIEDMONT, EMPIRE AIRLINES
NEW NAME SELECTED FOR FIRMS MERGER
WACHOVIA, FIRST ATLANTA MERGER APPROVED
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FLORIDA SHAREHOLDERS OKAY MERGER
NORTHWESTERN MERGES WITH FIRST UNION
FIELDCREST TO PURCHASE CANNON MILLS' OPERATIONS
CANNON SALE MAY HAVE LITTLE EFFECT
ANALYSTS NOT IMPRESSED WITH PLAN TO RELAX MERGER RULES
BELK LEGGETT STORES TO MERGE d I TH HUDSON BELK! HORTON RETIRING
FIELDCREST, CANNON MARRIAGE: WILL IT REALLY WORK?
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MERIDIAN BUSINESS CAMPUS I BECAME MERIDIAN PARKI
H 2
1/01/85
A
8
N
H I
1/31/85
B
I
N
H60
H 2
3/05/85
A
1 1
N
S 2
3/12/85
A
I
N
J56
H 2
3/19/85
A
I P
N
H 2
3/19/85
A
1
N
S 2
3/28/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
4/03/85
A
1
N
L4 1
H 2
4/01/85
A
9 P
N
930
H 2
4/04/85
A
24
N
H 2
4/07/85
0
11
N
H 2
5/26/85
D
4
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H 2
6/03/85
B
1
N
H 2
6/04/85
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8
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6/04/85
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H 2
6/05/85
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6/05/95
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7
H
S 2
6/05/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/15/85
A
4
6
S 2
6/17/85
A
2
N
H 2
6/18/85
C
6
N
S 2
6/18/85
c
4
N
H 2
6/19/85
3
7
N
H 2
6/20/85
A
18
N
L41
H 2
6/24/85
e
7
N
H 2
7/03/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/04/95
A
23
N
X95
H 2
7/07/85
B
8
N
H 2
7/13/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/16/85
A
14
N
S 2
7/23/85
B
4
N
S 2
7/24/85
C
1
N
H 2
7/24/85
A
1
N
L41
S 2
7/25/85
c
4
N
S 2
8/09/85
c
8
N
H 2
8/11/85
A
10
N
S 2
8/15/85
A
5
N
H 2
8/21/85
8
8
N
S 2
8/29/85
C
1
N
H 2
9/31/85
A
1
N
H 2
9/02/85
0
6
N
H 2
9/01/85
A
7
N
S 2
9/05/B5
c
7
N
H 2
9/06/85
A
15
M
H 2
9/07/85
A
10
N
H 2
9/10/95
8
4
N
H 2
9/11/85
A
6
N
H 2
9/15/95
A
1
N
L41
H 2
9/17/85
A
13
N
S 2
9/19/95
A
20
N
H 2
9/27/85
C
6
N
S 2
9/30/85
A
7
N
H 2
10/02/85
8
5
N
H 3
10/08/85
C
1 P
N
B81
H 2
10/14/85
A
11
N
S 2
10/28/85
A
8
N
S 2
11/05/85
A
2
N
H 2
11/06/85
A
11
N
H 2
11/10/85
0
11
N
S 2
12/02/85
A
7
N
S 2
12/04/85
A
1
N
H 2
12/08/85
D
15
N
H 2
12/12/85
A
16
'l
H 2
12/20/85
A
I P
N
L41
H 2
12/22/85
0
13
N
H 2
12/31/95
8
5
N
MUNTHLV/AN
'I U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
OEVELOPERS TO ASK ZONING FOR OFFICES. HOTEL. CONDOS
LCM RECOGNIZEC FOR CkEaTIvE MARKETING
1-40 "OTEL PLANS OPPOSED BY B=LL
FIRST OFFICES OPEN AT MERIOIAN
BUSINESS CAMPUS TRIES TO EQUAL 'IA«E
UNCLAIMED FUNIS FIRM DRAWS INQUIRIES
MEPIOIAN PARK (FORMERLY MfRIOUN BJSINESS CAMPUSI
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
MERRICK-MOORE SCHOOL
JUNK FOOD NOT ALWAYS STUDENTS'
TOP CHOICE
MERRILL. LYNCH. PIERCE. FENNER L SMITH
MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK MARKET HIGHS
BROKERAGE HOUSES SEE BULL MAR<ET CONTINUING MARCH
MEPRITT MILL ROAD
MEETING PLANNEO ON ROAO CHANGES
MESSIAH
•MESSIAH- TICKETS HAVE BEEN S3L0
■THE MgJSIAH' SEEN AS DUKE TRIUMPH
ONE MAS WHJLE WEEK OLD
ENVIRONMENT AODS TO EFFECT OF OUKE CHAPEL'S 'MESSI
METABOLISM
CHEMICAL
'SCAVENGER' BATTLES METABOLIC ILLS
6/02/85
10/19/85
11/12/85
11/13/85
11/13/95
12/02/85
1
N
N A54
S76
A 10 P N
N WS2
H 2 12/01/85 D 1 p N L41
5 2 10/11/85 A 3 N J13
H 2 9/18/85 0 12 P N L41
H ? 12/19/85 D 5 P II L41
METAL INDUSTRIES INC.
FLORIDA FIRM PLANS CHARLOTTE PLANT
METALS
SEE GOLD
SEE SILVER
METEOROLOGY
STORM TRACKERS: RESEARCHERS REAOYING FOP STUDY OF 'HATTERAS LOWS'
METEORS
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO PERSEIOS
PLANETARIUM. TOWN PLAN ME TEOR- SHOWER WATCH
GOOD NIGHT FOR BLANKET PARTY WITH PERSEIO METEOR SHOWER
URIONID METEOR SHOWER TO PEAK OCT. 21
SEE ORIONIO METEOR SHOWER ON SUNDAY
METER MAIO
WE'D WELCOME METER MAIDS
METHAMPHETAMINE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
FEDERAL HELL'S ANGELS RAIDS I'ICLUOE 4 DURHAM ARRESTS
UTLEY SENTENCEO IN DRUG CASE
METHANE GAS
FIRM 'STRIKES' "ETHANE IN GREENSBORO
WINSTON-SALEM MAY LEASE LANDFILLS TO GAS COMPANIES FOR METHANE DRILLING
FIRM INTERESTED IN GETTING METHANE FROM ALAMANCE COUNTY'S LANDFILL
METHANE GAS KEEPING PARK CLOSEO
METHANOL
SEE ALSO GASOHOL
SEE ALSO GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
MURPHY'S LAW STRIKES GASOHOL TAX
DURHAM STORES TESTING METHANOL FUgL SALES
METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
PREPARES FOR AUCTION
LOCATIONS ARE SOUGHT FOR CHILDREN'S HOME
METHODIST RETIREMENT HOME COMPLEX
LONG memories CAPTURE ART FOR OURHAM RETIREMENT BOOK
UNION VOTE SCHEDULED
HOME TO GET NEW OIRECTOR
METHODIST RETIREMENT HOME IN OURHAM TO GET NEW DIRECTOR
LAY AWARDS PRESENTED: RETIREMENT HOME EXECUTIVE NAMED
METHODISTS
SEE ALSO DUKE MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO N.C. UNITEO METHODIST CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO TRINITY UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
CARTER TO GET METHODIST PEACE AWARD
METHODIST AWARD GOES TO CARTE'.
RETIRED PROF GIVEN CHURCH LAYMAN AWARD
METHODISTS GIVE 52,600 TO MEALS ON WHEELS
METHODIST LEADERS ASKEO TO BACK STRONGER LAWS AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY
METHODIST CONFERENCE HEARS CALL FOR more LIBERAL ATTITUOE
METHODIST BISHOP REASSIGNS 1 40 MJNISTFRS IN CONFERENCE
EASTERN N.C. METHODISTS PASS 1ES0LUTI0N ON CENTRAL AMERICA
EVANGELIST HELD THEM SPELLBOUND
FOOO PANTRY HELPS 100-150 PEOPLE WEEKLY — DIRECTOR
KEEP FOOD PANTRY FILLED
PROFESSORS TOUCH NERVE ENDINGS
METHYL ISOCYANATE
MORE HA2AR00US CHEMICAL ESCORTED THROUGH N.C.
ANOTHER TOXIC CHEWICAL SHIPMENT IS TRUCKEO THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA
UNC SEMINAR TOLO: INOIA CONTRIBUTED TO "ISASTER
INDIANS WANT BHOPAL PLANT REOPENED
METRIC SYSTEM
METRICS INCHING ALONG
METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER
TED TURNER
METROLEASE FURNITURE RENTALS
MAN ORDFREO TO PAY BANK »3.3 MILLION
METROLINER INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER
CHARLOTTE CENTER GIVES HELP TO HANDICAPPEO
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
FESTIVAL GETS 425.000
METROPOLITAN LIFE SOCCER CLASSIC
SEE ALSO SOCCER
DUKE. N.C. STATE CLAIM WINS 1*1 METROPOLITAN SOCCER PLAY
DUKE, STATE WIN
DUKE OEFENSE GAINS SOCCER TOLRNEY TITLE
OEVILS WIN CLASSIC
MEXICAN-AMERICANS
H 2 8/13/85 D 4
S 2 11/12/85 C 4 N
S 2 12/09/95 C 7 P
H 2 12/10/95 B 2 P N
H 2 12/13/85 0 3 P CI"
S 2 9/15/85 C 1 N
H 2 3/31/85 0 12 N
H 2 3/11/85 B 1
8/09/85
3/U/85
10/12/85
10/17/85
H 2 7/07/85 D
5/03/55 B
7/04/85 A
3/17/85 3
8/15/85 A
9/04/95 B
12/23/85 B
S 2 3/20/"5
S 2 10/16/85
16
1
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S 2
S 2
H ?
H 2
S 2
S 3
H 2
5/15/B5 C
5/29/65 C
1/13/85 0
4/18/85 A
5/25/85 A
5/28/85 C
6/07/85 A
1 P P S76
1 N 838
J56
J56
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1/03/85 A
6
N
?
1/08/85 A
9
N
:
2/23/95 A
7 P N
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6/01/85 A
7
N
2
6/04/85 A
1 )
N
2
6/06/85 A
6
N
2
6/07/85 A
9
N
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6/07/85 A
1 3
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3/19/85 B
1
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10/31/85 C
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10/04/85 A
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10/20/85 0
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H 2 1/12/95 A 5 N
H 2 1/24/55 A I N 930
H 2 6/21/85 A 1 N B30
S 2 2/12/85 A 4 E
H 2 8/13/85 A ATT C50
u 2 8/31/85 A 6 N
S 2 6/04/85 9 1 p N
H 2 9/07/85 C 10 N
H 2 9/14/95 0
S 2 9/14/85 A
H 2 9/16/85 B
S 2 9/16/85 0
2 N
9 P P K30
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
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IN THE U.S.
SEE ALSO HISPANICS
IMMIGRANTS SEE -ARENA FOR MOBILITY1
MEXICO
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
TAR HEELS NEAR QUAKE IN MEXICO
MEXICO. ELECTIONS
THE MEXICAN CAULDRON
MEXICO CITY
SOME TAR HEELS IN AREA OF EARTHOUAKE
TAR HFELS IN MEXICO OK
RADIO OPERATORS GET MESSAGES TO MEXICO
CASH SOUGHT FOR VICTIMS
RED CROSS SEEKS CASH FOR MEXICANS
CLUB TO GIVE »1,000 FOR VICTIMS OF OUAKFS
tl.OOO GIVEN TO QUAKE VICTIMS
MEXICO/U.S. RELATIONS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
U.S. -MEXICAN TIES STRAINED
MEYERSON/ALLEN
SEE MYERSCN/ALLEN
MIAMI, FLORIDA
SEE ALSO FLORIOA
SLAIN MAN, ORUG CASE CONNECTED
MIAMI BLVO.
WIDENING 5CHEOULEO FOR 2 ROAOS
MIAMI DOLPHINS
SEE ALSO PRO FOOTBALL
BEAR A LA CARTE
MIAMI VICE (TV PROGRAMI
TOBACCO FOES DOWN ON
VICE-
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER
SEE ALSO ELECTRONICS
115 MILLION OF STA
2 RTP FIRMS TO GET
N.C. BUOGET OFFICE
LABORATORY MAY SET
EOUCATIPN IMPORTAN
MICROELECTRONICS C
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
MARTIN OPPOSES MOV
MICROELECTRONICS.
DON'T BLAME TRUNG
CITY SHOULD BE EXP
AREA SCHOOLS, PROJ
GREEN LEVEL FIRM M
FEWER BUSINFSSES I
MICROELECTRONICS C
OEAOLINE NEAR FOR
DESIGN KEEPS C6NTE
OF N.C. ISTATE RESEARCH FACILITY!
INOUSTRY
TE SURPLUS SPFNT
FUNOS
R LISTS *15 MILLION -SHUFFLE" ITEMS
NEW STANOASO FOR CLEAN
T FOR MICROELECTRONICS
ENTER SPONSORS STUDENT EXPOSITION
MAY BE TRANSFERRED To LT. GOV.
ING PROGRAMS
BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTERS- BUDGETS ARE OUESTIONFD
LE FOR STATE'S RU'AL WOES
ANSION AREA FOR RTP
ECTS INCLUOFD IN BUOGET PLANS
AKES A SWITCH
NCORPORATE IN STATE
ENTER WINS TRIANGLE J AWARD
COMPLIANCE WITH NEW STATE CHEMICALS LAW
R ON STEAOY COURSE
lectronics
a stock table?
ROWAVE RADIATION
IES OF RAYS
CH PIONEER, DIES
MICROELECTRONICS INOUSTRY
EDUCATION IMPORTANT FOR MICRO?
MICROGLYPHICS
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN
MICROWAVE COOKING
SEE ALSO COOKING
MYTHS ABOUT YOUR MICROWAVE
MICROWAVES
SEE ALSO RADIO-FREQUENCY AND MIC
BUOGET CUTBACKS MAY ABORT STUD
WALTER GORDY, MICROWAVE RESEA*
MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
S.C. STATE IS TOP PICK IN MEAC
MID PINES RESORT
SEE ALSO MYSTERY FANS
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMA
MID-SOUTH BANK L TRUST CO.
EARNINGS: MIO-SOUTH BANK'S PRO
MID-SOUTH CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACTOR SAYS BURLINGTON POL
MIO-SOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY
OEAOLINE NEAR FOR COMPLIANCE WITH NEW STATE CHEMICALS LAW
MID-STATE 3-A CONFERENCE, PASKETRAL
SEE ALSO N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL
BRAOSHER-S JUMPER GIVES ORANG=
MIDDLE AGE
SEE ALSO AGING
MIDDLE-AGE NEWS
MIDDLE EAST
SEE ALSO ARAB STATES
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF STATE
EUROPE IN HARM'S WAY
MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
OURHAM MIDDLE SCHOOLS EASE TRA
MIODLE SCHOOLS BEING PROPOSED
CURRICULUM FAIR HELO AT DURHAM
SCHOOL BOARO'S GOAL IS NEW S ER
SWITCH FROM JR. HIGH SCHOOLS.
REPORT: CHANGE TQ MIODLE SCHOO
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS PRAISS
MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIV. SPORTS
RAIDERS MAY TRY TO SLOW DOWN U
STEWART'S STRATEGY KEY FOR 8LJ
UNC RALLY NETS WIN; HALE INJU"
CAROLINA RALLIES, FACES NOTRE
MIDWEST EXPRESS AIRLINES
OFFICIALS SIFT DEBRIS FOR CAUSE OF CRASH
N.C. MAN IN JET CRASH
C PC, L P RYL
H 2 9/08/R5 B
S 2 9/20/85 A
H 2 7/27/85 A
NSITION
IN PERSON COUNTY
HIGH
VICE CENTER
REPORT SAYS
LS
PLANNING REPORT
. BASKETBALL
NC
E RAIDERS
ED
DAME NEXT
S AHEAO FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
FITS SOAREO 27.1 PERCENT
ICE CENTER TO BE READY FOR OCCUPANCY BY SE
. BASKETBALL
(BOYSI SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER EACH SCHOOL
TITLE
9/20/85 C 4
9/21/85 A 2
9/24/85 C T
9/24/85 A I
9/25/85 B 14
9/26/85 A 15
9/2<>/85 C 3
H 2 3/18/85 A
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12/26/85
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3/08/B5
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12/04/85
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10/13/85
0
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1/04/85
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1/04/85
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H
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1/05/B5
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2/07/85
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5/30/85
A
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6/15/85
A
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6/20/85
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S 2 5/15/85 C 1 N J56
H 2 10/07/85 B 8 P 0
H 2 8/27/85 D 30 N
H 2 11/21/85 A 19 P U L4l
H 2 10/11/85 C 7 N
H 1 8/21/R5 B 1 P N
H 2 11/07/85 A 18 P U L41
H 2 2/23/85 0 1 N C36
H 2 9/13/B5 A 4 E
H 2 6/27/85 A 4 E
S 2 1/01/85 CI N L38
H 1 2/28/85 B 1 N
H 2 4/04/85 A 19 P N
S 2 10/16/85 A 1 N J13
H 2 11/21/05 B 1 N F50
S 2 11/21/85 A 1 N J13
H 2 11/22/85 B 1 N F50
S 2 3/12/85 D 1 N F25
S 2 3/14/85 B 1 N F25
H 2 3/15/85 C 1 P N C52
S 2 3/15/B5 0 1 N F25
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S 2 9/07/85 A 1 N
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MIOwIFFRY
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
MIOW1FE TO SPEAK
THE MIGHTY WONOERS
AT THE GROVE STAGE
MIGRANT WORKERS
SEE ALSO FARM WORKERS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN WORKERS
SEE ALSO ILLEGAL ALIENS
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY SERVITUOE
FARMWORKERS COUNCIL MEMBERS TAKE ISSUE WITH FAVORITISM CHARGE
MIGRANT HOUSING DRAWS OPPOSITION
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS FILEO
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS ADVANCES
MIGRANT SUPPORTERS ANGEPED F>Y OMISSION
OON'T REQUIRE PORTABLE TOILETS
MEOIEVAL MENTALITY
HELP FARM WORKERS
MANi IB, CHARGED IN HIGP ANT'S OEATH
N.C. FIELD SANITATION RULES MAY BE CHANGED
MIGRANT WORKERS FOUND INNOCENT IN CLEVELAND COUNTY SHOOTING
MIGRANT HOUSING PLAN SPARKS ANGRY DEBATF
MIGRATION
SEE POPULATION, U.S.
MIKES ON MAIN OUAO
SEE OEBATE
MILES COMMUNITY IORANGE COUNTY. N.C.I
CHEEKS-MILES VS. RENCHER ST. 'IEEOS DEBATED AT COMMISSIONERS' MEETING
RANCHER STREET AREA IS BLOCK "RANT CHOICE OF COMMISSIONERS. 3-1
DIVIDED BOARD VOTES TO PUSH MERGER STUDY
MILITARY
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN MILITARY
SEE ALSO GREEN BERETS
SEE ALSO JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
SEE ALSO N.C. NATIONAL GUARO
SEE ALSO PENTAGON
SEE ALSO STAR WARS (MILITARY PR3GRAMI
SERVICEMEN SHOUDL BE GIVEN PASSPORTS
MILITARY INSTRUCTIONS SENSI1L5
JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF (CARTOON!
TESTING FOR AIDS USEFUL
PENTAGON AIDS POLICY WRONG
MILITARY, PLACKS
SEE BLACKS. MILITARY
MILITARY. BUDGET
SEE ALSO DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO U.S., BUDGET
THE HIGH COST OF DEFENSE
BALKY CONGRESS DOESN'T SWAY REAGAN
REAGAN BUOGET HONORS DEFENSE, PENSION IOOLS
IT'S TIME SOMEONE IRKED THE GENERALS
COBEY SAYS EDUCATION, DEFENSE BOTH ESSENTIAL
WEINBIRDIE NEEDS MORE DOLLARS (CARTOONI
CONGRrSSWONAN URGES DEFENSE- S3 ENO ING CUT
OFFENSE BUDGET MAY BE KEY TO ARMS TREATY WITH SOVIETS
•GLOBE WATCH' EYES POLITICS, DOLLARS IN THE HOUSE OVER THE NEXT 4 YEARS
SERVICEMEN PAID DUES TO WIN PENSIONS
GENERAL BENEDICT ARNOLD OYNAMICS (CARTOONI
GRANO JURY INDICTS FIRM, THRE= OFFICERS
WHERE IS THE REAL WASTE IN GOVERNMENT?
BALLET DIRECTOR WANTS DEFENSE ON ITS TOES
THIS 'BARGAINING CHIP' TOO EXPENSIVE FOR U.S.
STOP TAX OOLLAR WASTE
PROTEST TAXES FOR ARMS
PUTTING THE LIO ON RIPOFFS
DUKE PROF RAPS RESULTS OF DEFENSE SPENOING
NONSENSE A80UT WASTE
SENATE CUTS HEALTH PROGRAMS
CHEATING, GREEDINESS THREATEN U.S. DEFENSE
MOST FESTERING ISSUES: OEFENSi. SOCIAL SECURITY
PLAN OEFENSE SPENDING
NAVY NEEDS WARY BUYERS
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
GIVE MR. WEINBERGER CREDIT
DEFENSE OF WEINBERGER IMPOSSl"LE TASK
DEFICIT BUDGET IS WELFARE FOR 'GENERALS'
HOUSE UKS FORT BRAGG EXPANSION
MILITARY, COURTS MARTIAL
SEE ALSO U.S. COURT OF MILITARY APPEALS
MARINE PLEAOS GUILTY IN WEAPONS CASE
NAVAL ACAOEMY WILL TRY TAR HEEL ON THEFT COUNT
MIOSHIPMAN FACING CHARGES IS "ISSING
MIDSHIPMAN STILL MISSING; COU* T-M AR T I AL IS POSTPONED
NAVAL ACAOEMY BROADENS SEARCH FOR MIOSHIPMAN
MISSING MIOSHIPMAN ARRESTEO IN CALIFORNIA
MIDSHIPMAN AWAITS ESCORT BACK TO FACE COURT-MARTIAL
MIOSHIPMAN'S THEFT CHARGES EN) ROMANCE
N.C. MIDSHIPMAN'S TRIAL BEGINS TODAY
MIOSHIPMAN FROM N.C. IS CONVICTED OF SHOPLIFTING, GETS PRISON SENTENCE
GRANVILLE GOP CHIEF AWAITS CUJ RT-MAR T I AL
GRANVILLE MAN BEING DETAIN60
MILITARY, DESERTION
SEE OESERTION, MILITARY
MILITARY. DRAFT
SEE MILITARY DRAFT
MILITARY, DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
JEOPARDISING THE. U.S.
MILITARY, PENSIONS
SEE MILITARY RETIREMENT
MILITARY, RECRUITING
SEE ALSO MILITARY ORAFT
SORRY! AT T2 , 'RECRUIT'
MILITARY, RESCUE ATTEMPTS
SEE ALSO RESCUES
FORT BRAGG'S DELTA FORCE SHROUOED IN SECRECY
MILITARY AID I TO FOREIGN COUNTRIESI
FUTURE NEWS ITEM: WEAPONS SOLD IN MIDDLE EAST TO CARRY HEALTH WARNINGS
SHARING THE COSTS
S 2 4/11/85 A 5 P N
S 2 7/02/85 D 3 P F
SAYS ^R TIME TO JOIN THE' ARMY LONG GONE
7
3/07/95
A
1 7
N
2
4/03/85
A
1 1
N
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4/13/85
A
9
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5/16/85
A
1 6
N
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5/22/85
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7/09/85
A
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7/16/85
A
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7/17/85
A
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7/21/85
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9/14/85
A
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N
7
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N
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11/25/85
A
8
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3/21/85 B 1
3/21/85 B 1
4/02/85 B 1
H 2 7/05/85
H 2 10/21/55
H 2 10/21/85
S 2 10/22/85
H 2 10/31/85
1/03/85
1/03/85
2/06/85
2/08/85
2/09/85
2/10/85
2/13/85
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8/05/KS
9/15/85
10/16/85
10/18/85
3/10/85
7/23/85
7/23/85
7/24/85
7/25/85
8/16/85
8/20/85
9/08/85
9/30/85
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MONTHLY/
OEMONSTRATOR5 URGE OPPOSITION TO CONTRA AID
VALENTINE NOT YET SURE ABOUT A 10 TO CONTRAS
U.S. AID TO CONTRAS COULD INTENSIFY WAR
REAGAN TO REDCOATEO CONTRA: MI'S YOU!" ICAOTOONI
GROUP HANTS CONTRAS AIO HALTED
NICARAGUA: CONSCIENCE. STRAIGHT LOGIC
VICTORY FOR COMMUNISTS
"I JUST VOTED FOR NON-MILITARY AID ..."
VALENTINE VOTE 'BAFFLING1
VALENTINE VOTE AGAINST CONTRA AID PRAISED
•TERRORISTS HE SPONSOR'
MILITARY BASES. THEFT
TWO SOLOIERS ON TRIAL IN WEAPONS THEFTS
ATTORNEYS SAY SOLDIERS ENTRAPPED "Y AGENTS
MILITARY BASES. U.S.
FT. 6RAGG GETS TOP RATING FOR HOSPITALITY IN THE ARMY
MILITARY ORAFT
SEE ALSO MILITARY, RECRUITING
BILL WOULD REQUIRE ORAFT REGISTRATION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
DRAFT-SCHOLARSHIP BILL GETS SENATE'S PRELIMINARY OK
SIGN UP OR SIGN OUT
BILL ON CHILD SAFETY SEATS STALLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
PROPOSED CAREER LADDER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZED BECAUSE OF.
BILL WOULD ALLOW MENTAL PATIENTS TO REJECT DRUGS
MILITARY HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, U.S.
SEE ALSO MILITARY PHYSICIANS
MARINE SUES NAVAL HOSPITAL IN WIFE'S DEATH
MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
PUTTING THE LID ON RIPOFFS
MILITARY MANEUVERS
SEE ALSO WAR GAMES
OFFICIAL SAYS MARINES MAY HA V5 STARTED FIRE
MARINE SMOKE CANISTER BLAMED FOR PRESERVE FIRE
ALMOST ALL N.C. GUAROSMEN TAKING PART IN MOCK ALERT
GUARD MOVES OUT
HARINES TAKE PART IN EXERCISE SOLIO SHIFLD '85
MILITARY AIRLIFT UNITS HOLD '1LYMPICS OF AIR FORCE'
TWO NAVY FLIERS ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF A-6E INTRUOER
MILITARY MOBILIZATION
MOST OF N.C. NATIONAL GUARD WILL TAKE PART IN EXERCISE
MILITARY NEWS 1 COLUMN I
OANIEL GETS PROMOTION IN ARMY
LEATHERS GRADUATES SPECIALIST
HOLEN PROHOTEO IN AIR FORCE
HONEYCUTT GRADUATES SPECIALIST
WEBB GETS AIR FORCE POST AT DUKE
TAYLOR FINISHES AIR FORCE OETNAL ASSISTANT COURSE
WEBB TAKES PART IN THE ARMY'S RETURN OF FORCES TO GERMANY
SPEC. 4 HESTE" PARTICIPATES IN NATO SPONSORED EXERCISE
AOKINS GETS AIR FORCE COMMENDATION MEDAL
RISSOLO GETS ARMY COMMENDATION MEDAL
JONES GETS MEOAL
RITT6R PROHOTEO TO MASTER SERGEANT
CREWS ON OUTY IN SOUTH KOREA
WOOOARO COMPLETES ARMY PRIMARY LEADERSHIP COURSE
HIGHT TRAINS AS MILITARY POLICEMAN
CHAPEL HILL HIGH GRAO GETS PARACHUTIST BADGE
OURHAM MAN COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING
ATKINSON COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING AT LACKLAND AIR FORCE BASE
MILITARY NEWS: WILLIAMS GETS APPOINTMENT
MILITARY NEWS: PVT. GREEN COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING
YOUNG ENOS ARMY BASIC TRAINING
GPAY EARNS MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL
JEFFERSON EARNS THIRD AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT
HENDERSON MAN TO BE SECURITY POLICEMAN
STANFORD PROMOTED
PORTER ACCEPTED TO U.S. MILITARY ACAOEMY
WILLIAMS COMPLETES TRAINING
C02ART EARNS ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
OANIEL GETS MEDAL FOR CONDUCT
ALSTON GETS ARMY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
LOCKWOOO GRADUATES FROM SERGEANTS MAJOR ACADEMY
MILES NAMEO COMPANY'S TOP NON- COMMI SS I ONE 0 OFFICER
VFREEN GETS AIR FORCE P'OMOTIDN
BOND COMPLETES ARMY COURSE
GILLESPIE TO SERVE IN S. KOREA
ELLIS, TEMPLETON COMMISSIONED SECOND LIEUTENANTS
PROMOTIONS LISTED FROM SERVICES
ANOREOUS PROMClTEO
PARRISH EARNS ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
HAMPTON PROMOTED
CAPT. CLAYTON RECEIVES AIR FO'CE MEOAL
HENDERSON PROMOTED TO RANK OF SERGEANT
MANNING PROMOTED TO ARMY SERGFANT
DURHAM-AREA SERVICEMEN GET PROMOTIONS
HILLSBOROUGH MAN FINISHES PILOT TRAINING
MCNEILL COMPLETES TRAINING
LOVE IS DECORATED WITH ARMY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL
HILLSBOROUGH MAN GETS PROMOTION
MILITARY PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO MILITARY HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
GUARANTEEING PROFESSIONALISM
NO ROOM IN THE MILITARY FOR MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
PEDIATRICIAN, 55, JOINS AIR FORCE TO SEE WORLD
MILITARY RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
IT'S TIME SOMEONE IRKED THE GENERALS
PENSIONS HAVE CURBS
STOCKMAN IS RIGHT
SERVICEMEN PAID OUES TO WIN PENSIONS
MILITARY SECRETS
SEE ALSO SPIES
MARINE OFFICER SAYS SECETS EASY TO TAKE
NUCLEAR SPIES OESERVE TO FACE OEATH PENALTY
TOP SFCRET ICARTOONI
MILITARY TRAINING
N.C. SOLDIER KILLED IN TRAINING ACCIOENT
MILK
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
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7/31/85
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8/23/85
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9/26/95
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10/02/95
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10/10/95
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c
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A
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s
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11/11/85
c
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11/13/85
A
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11/22/85
A
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s
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12/02/85
c
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s
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12/11/85
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12/12/35
A
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12/13/85
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2 3/28/85 A 4
2 7/U/95 A 4
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6/13/85
6/18/85
U/29/85
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1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 516
1/16/86
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DAIRY PROMOTION AND RESEARCH BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C. MILK COMMISSION
FINDING LOST CHILDREN
MILK CARTONS TO SHOW PHOTOS OF MISSING CHILDREN
FINDING MISSING CHILUREN
N.C. MILK COMMISSION MAY 36 T-IREATENEO, MARKETING EXPERT SAYS
MILK-PRICING TO BE REVIEWED
MILK SALES ARE UP ANO AOS CREDITED
N.C. MILK. COMMISSION DECISION MAY M=»N SLIGHT DROP IN PPICE
SUIT COULD ENO MILK COMMISSION
MILK COMMISSION HOLDS A CLOSET MEETING ON SUIT
COMMISSION IS BARRED FROM SETTING PRICES ON MILK SOLD OUTSIDE N.C.
N.C. MILK COMMISSION LOWERS PRICE DAIRIES PAY TO FARMERS
CONSENT ORDER MAY LOWER MILK PRICES
DAIRYMEN PLEAO WITH MILK COMMISSION FOR HIGHER PRICES
KEY TO MILK PRODUCTION IS GOOD FORAGE
MILL STREAM
SEE ALSO BRUCKEL I CO.
bOARO POSTPONES VOTE ON CONDOMINIUMS
MILLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
SHARPE'S POINTS EDGE FOR TIGERS
MILLPROOK HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTUALL
WHITE'S IDS HELP KNIGHTS SKIN "CATS
NORTHERN JVS UNBEATEN
PANTHERS OUTCLAWED BY MILL8R0TK
MILLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. GOLF
MILLBROOK WINS TITLE DESPITE HELPING HANO
RAIN DELAY LEAVES MILLBROOK ATOP STATE GOLF ... FOR NOW
MILLBROOK. ROGERS ROLL IN STATE GOLF
MILLER 500
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
YARBOROUGH NOT READY TO SLOW DOWN
MILLER OUT IN CHARLOTTE?
MILLER BREWING CO.
SEE ALSO BEER
EDEN MILLER PLANT READY TO BREW PLANK ROAO BEER
MILLIONAIRE
SEE ALSO WEALTH
MOST OFFICES GIVE 2-WEEK VACATION AFTER YEAR'S WORK
8R0YHILL AMONG 12 MILLIONAIRES IN HOUSE
MILLS
SEE ALSO GRIST MILL
SEE ALSO MCGEHEE GRIST MILL
SEE ALSO PERRY'S MILL POND
SEE ALSO WEST POINT MILL
A HISTORIC mill LIVES AGAIN. 3UT IT'S NOT SAME OLD GRIND
SINCE COLONIAL TIMES. A COVETED RETREAT
MILTON'S JEWELERS
CLEARING THE RECORD
MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN
OFFICIALS SIFT DEBRIS FOR CAUSE OF CRASH
N.C. MAN IN JET CRASH
MILWAUKEE BREWERS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
VERSATILITY TOPS SURHOFF'S CREDENTIALS
UNC'S SURHOFF TOPS DRAFT, INKS WITH BREWERS
BREWERS. SURHOFF REACH AGREEMENT
MIME
SEE ALSO TOUCH THE MIME TRIO
OH, MIME!
YOUNG MIMICS
HANDS UP
MINERVA ST.
CONGREGATION CAUSES PARKING PROBLEMS
BITTER, SELFISH ATTITUOE ON PARKING
PARKERS ARE WELCOME
PARKING ISSUE IS SAFETY
ABANDONEO AUTOMOBILES
MINI-SOCIETY
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS.
CURRICULUM
MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO DAVIS-BACON ACT
SEE ALSO LABOR LAWS
SEE ALSO SUB-MINIMUM UAGE SCALE
SEE ALSO WAGES. N.C.
LEGISLATOR BLASTS COMPARABLE rfORTH, WANTS STUDY ENDED
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZAROOUS WASTE SPILLS
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS FILED
HOUSE BILL WOULD PERMIT ANNEXATION REFEPENOUMS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
MINING
SEE ALSO COAL
SEE ALSO GOLD MINE
SEE ALSO N.C. GRANITE CORPORATITN
FIRM'S OFFICIALS SAY THEY ARE SERIOUS APOUT OPERATING QUARRY IN STATE PA
MINING TECHNIOUE COULD IMPROVE N.C. PHOSPHATE PRODUCTION
MINISTERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CONTACT OURHAM, INC. (CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM)
SEE ALSO OURHAM CONGREGATIONS IM ACTION
SEE ALSO URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MINISTERS
EPISCOPAL BISHOP IS ORDAINED TURING CEREMONY IN DURHAM
HARVAPO ELECTED OC I A PRESIOENT
PASSING PARADE
MINISTER FACES CHARGE OF TRESPASSING
OEACONS. MINISTER END SPAT
OURHAM MINISTER WILL PREACH AT BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
JUDGE BARS MINISTER FROM OISRJPTING CHURCH
MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CREATIVE MINISTRY ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO RALEIGH INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MINISTERS
9 ONSLOW MINISTERS CALL FOR AN T I - ABOR T I ON REVIVAL
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS FILED
PASTOR FACES EMBEZZLING CHARGE IN VA.
MINISTER COLLECTS WOMEN'S HATS, AMONG OTHER THINGS
PASTORS' SEMINAR SET
AFTER 96 YEARS OF PREACHING, MAN 'CAN'T GET ENOUGH SALVATION'
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 517
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=FFPRT SEEKS MORE MINORITY ENGINEERS _-„-.,
3EATH RATE FOR MINORITIES MUCH HIGHER THIN OTHERS
<TITH TRANSFERRED TO COST OUTSIOE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
HEALTH OFF|CI»l:OE»TM RATES = OR MINORITIES REMAIN HIGH
MINISTERS. N.C.t UNETHICAL CONOUC T
PASTUR ACCUSED WITH DM I RETAILED BY CHURCH
"jSmer Sinister sentenced on fm.se pretense charge
SKfftS ch^ge""*.^^^ indecent liberties utm child
"INiliTi!fi§U¥&i^r?JNf3LTEBaN GOOD SHEPHERDS
MINNESOTA PRISON SPACE, TERMS
MAN MAY RETURN TO MINNEAPOLIS UNTIL SENTENCING
MINNESOTA MAN IS STILL IN MAKE JAIL
HbHtt^C'tiEHSffllill'fftllWN HOME IN MINNESOTA
M1N?FErAESS0,SlAETHLCA^?'S?NORITIES
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTOR UTI L I IAT ION AWARD
UNC MOUNTING EFFORT TO DRAW NATION'S BRIGHTEST BLACKS
JULIAN BONO SAYS MINORITIES REMAIN JND-CLASS C I TIZENS
REPORT: HOSPITAL PROGRESSING IN HIRING MINORITIES, WOMEN
EFFORT SEEKS MORE HI NQRlfY^ENG IJjf fRS=
DEA
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SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S., ADMISSIONS
II! AlIo UNlJC.40FTc"cHAPEL HILL. MINORITY ADMISSIONS
UNC BRASS SAY 700 SAT TO HURT WORTHY STUDENTS
SyWifeoHVPaB FEEL^VapSeRS^PROGRAM AT DUKE'S BUSINESS SCH
EFFORT SEEKS MORE MINORITY ENGINEERS
BLaEkSU0FETENCFa3eE BETTER IN SEGREGATED SCHOOLS. PSYCHOLOGY TEACHER SAYS
UNC SYSTEM 2.21* SHY OF BLACK ENROLLMENT PACT
SCOTT: BLACK ENROLLMENT UP AT N.C. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
MINORITY BUSINESS OEVELOPME NT AGE NC Y
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
111 JfcH o^HAM5|usiNErsHA-ND PMF6SS.QNAL CHAIN
STUDENTS OUTPLAY THE PROS IN STOCK MARKET DURING ' 94
gus7NES^lR.lE?NG?DGSASTEW,Lr:LLL0HwaCHA!NCT0 CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CHAIN INC.
hIllm;rkE5iTprIsidentCur«sJeth.cs ovfr personal profits despite trend
treyburn developers sign minority pact
EX-CHAIN OFFICER NAMED TO STATE COMMERCE JOB
MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE ALSO BLACK -OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
III StlS ^CSi%FSFS?CSE ^MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
bE,SCHEDULEA0FPECENTPSARSLATlD4J0gNM.N0R.{LY ENTERPRISE WEEK
MINORITY CONTRACTOR UTILIZATION AWARO
SEE ALSO AWARDS ,.
SEE ALSO MINORITIES IGENERAL HEADINGI
SEE ALSO MINORITY CONTRACTORS
CITY RECEIVES HUO AWARO
MINORITY CONTRACTORS . __.„.„
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO EUILOING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DAVIS-BACON ACT
III itiH govIrnor^counc.l of -inor.ty executives
SEE ALSD MINORITY CONTRACTOR UTILIZATION AWARD
HANOICAPPEO LAW PLAN SPARKS S' AT ON COUNCIL
BROADER J03S ORDINANCE GOING FROM BAD TO WORSE
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
COUNCIL DROPS HANOICAPPEO ENTITLEMENT BID
HiiiPd§S^.ifo^»Ekffisi«f K;^fSi?|SO^T « n»t.K safety
BLACK-OWNED FIRMS IN DURHAM RANKED HIGH IN ANNUAL LIST
DURHAM MAY MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO BUS STOPS
BLACK BUSINESSMEN URGED TO TAKE RISKS
EOUAL CHANCE, NOT QUOTAS
CITY DELAYS CONTRACT 'SET-ASIDES'
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS SIGN MINO'ITY PACT
COUNCILMEN RAP COMPANY'S HIRIMG
HUO CITES CITY'S USE OF MINORITIES
CITY RECEIVES HUD AWARO
"'"ffl'LgilHaS, VOTER REGISTRATION spp„RiNrF
THORNBURG BONING UP FOR HIGH : OUR T APPEARANCE
MINORITY WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
OURHAM MINORITIES ORDINANCE DOING OK
COUNCILMEN RAP COMPANY'S HIRING
MISCEGENATION , ._.
SEE RACIALLY MIXED MARRIAGES
MISDEMEANORS
SEE ALSO CRIMES
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MISS HENDERSON CROWNEO
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MISS N.C. CONTESTANTS ARRIVING
FESTIVITIES TO BEGIN FOR PAGEANT
FayETTEVILLE CONTESTANT WINS JEAJTY PAGEANT
MISS NORTH CAROLINA URGES PAGEANT CRITICS TO -CROSS THE B»IOGE'
MISS N.C. PREPARES TO TAKE SHOW ON ROAO
MISS NORTH CAROLINA HAS 'WEIGHT PROBLEM'
MISS N.C. VISITING
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MISSING CHILDREN
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SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN
SEE ALSO N.C. MISSING CHILOREN'S INFORMATION CENTER
SEE ALSO PROTECT-A-CHILO
MISSING CHILDREN LOCATED BY FBI
YOUTH'S DISAPPEARANCE SOLVED, TRAGICALLY, THROUGH NFTWORK
FINOING LOST CHILOREN
MILK CARTONS TO SHOW PHOTOS OF MISSING CHILOREN
KIRK SAYS STATE WON'T LOBBY FOR MORE FEDERAL FUNDS
FINDING MISSING CHILDREN
GROUP FINGERPRINTING CHILDREN INVESTIGATED BY N.C. OFFICIALS
MORAL MAJORITY STARTS PROGRAM TO HELP FINO MISSING CHILDREN
MISSING. EXPLOITED CHILOREN CENTER SOUGHT
MISSING CHILO KEPT WARM BY PUPPIES
PUPPIES CREOITEO WITH SAVING LIFE OF 2-YEAR-OLD BOY
OURHAM BOY, 11, REPORTED MISSING
DURHAM "OY REPORTEO MISSING
MISSING OURHAM SOY FOUND IN A3IZ.
BOY WHO WAS MISISNG WILL RETURN TOMORROW
POLICE EXPECT TO BRING BOY BACK TONIGHT
ROYALL OFFERS CHILO IDENTIFICATION LEGISLATION
LEGISLATIVE PANELS TO HEAR FATHER OF "URDERED CHILO
4-YEAR-OLD GIRL, MOTHER ARE RrUNITEO IN CANAOA
COUPLES' EFFORT LEADS ROYALL TO FILE NEW BILL
BILL ON CENTER FOR MISSING CHILOREN HITS A TEMPORARY SNAG IN SENATE
STATE APPROVES CENTER FOR MISSING CHILDREN
COST QUESTIONING VALID
OURHAM HOUSING STARTS CHILD I.D. PROGRAMS
CABARRUS SILL SPARKS PARTISAN FLAP IN STATE HOUSE
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF MISSING CHILOREN CENTER
CHILO FINGERPRINTING BILL RAISES OUESHONS
SENATE PASSES BILL LIMITING MARTIN'S APPOINTMENTS
CHILDREN'S FINGERPRINTS
HOW MUCH ARE OUR CHILDREN WORTH?
PAC KITS WORTH EVERY PENNY
CHILO I.D. PROGRAMS SET
FINGERPRINTING OF CHILOREN SET
CHANNEL JOINS NETWORK TO FIND MISSING CHILDREN
LEGISLATORS PONOER TOUGHER OPEN-MEETINGS LAWS
MISSING CHILOREN CENTER BILL HITS SNAG
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
CHILOREN TO BE FINGERPRINTED AT FEW GARDENS
PROGRAM SET FOR CHILO IDENTIFICATION
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE DAY CARE JINS SENATF APPROVAL
HOUSE PANEL OKS BILL TO PREVENT HARASSMENT OF STATE EMPLOYEES
AUTISTIC CHILD FOUND SAFE AT CREEK
CHILD'S BOOY FOUND IN CUMBERLAND
CHILD ID PROGRAMS SCHEOULEO
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN DAY-CARE CENTERS
SENATE OKS USE OF FAKE LICENSES IN INVESTIGATIONS
C'USAOE FOR MISSING CHILDREN STIRS ANXIETY
CCB BUSINESS INOEX UP SLIGHTLY IN MAY
FEWER BUSINESSES INCORPORATE IN STATE
POOTECT-A-CHILO OFFERING 10 KITS
MAN FOUNO GUILTY OF KILLING 2 TEEMS
ACCORDING TO THE POLICE. THIS CHILO WASN'T EVEN MISSING
POOTECT-A-CHILD
MISSING CHILDREN WALKATHON OCT. 5
SAFETY DAY F4IR
POSTMEN TO HELP FIND LOST CHILDREN
MISSING IN ACTION
GARWOOD SAYS HIS REPORT LISTS DETAILS ON OTHER SERVICEMEN IN. ..ASIA
GARWOOD SAYS HE HAS MAP OF GRAVE SITE
HENOON'S BILL ON VIETNAM «1AS DRAWS SUPPORT AND CRITICISM
GARWOOD FINOS CAUSE IN m[a-poj STRUGGLE
MIA'S WIFE DOUBTS REMAINS HUSBAND'S
CONGRESSMAN PUSHES mia ISSUE
TAR HEEL FAMILIES MAINTAIN HO" E FOR MISSING IN VIETNAM
POwS ENTITLED TO BENEFITS FOR THEIR SACRIFICES
HENOON'S PLAN ON PUwS REJECTED
SAO TRIP TO WASHINGTON
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT MOVES TO OISMISS POW SUIT
VETERANS' LEADER ASKS SUPPORT FOR FASTER
POW VIGIL HELD IN SNOWSTORH
VETERAN SAYS REAGAN BROKE PROMISE TO M£FT
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M 0 N I H L
MISSING PERSONS. DURHAM
RENTAL CAR COMPANY EMPLOYEE IS MISSING
WOMAN MISSING 10 HOURS RETURNS HOME SAFELY
MISSING WOMAN RETURNS HOME
BODY IDENTIFIED; FOUL PLAY NOT INOICATEO
SHERIFF REPORTS LEAD IN MURDER
FAMILY, POLICE FEAR FOR MISSING WOMAN
POLICE SEEK MISSING WOMAN
POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR OURHAM WOMAN
MISSING PERSONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DEBATE
PARENTS REMAIN HOPEFUL DAUGHTER WILL RE FOUNO OK
SKELETON BELIEVED TO BE MISSING HUNTER
SEARCH FOR TRAWLER CALLED OFF
YOUTH'S DISAPPEARANCE SOLVED. TRAGICALLY. THROUGH NFTWORK
STATE TRYING MAN ON MUROER CHARGE. HUT NU BflDY FOUND
POLICE GET NO CLUES ON MISSING WOMAN
BODY BELIEVED MISSING WOMAN
LAURIN3URG WOMAN FUUNO SLAIN
ORANGE CUUNTY WOMAN BEING SOUGHT
ORANGF WOMAN STILL MISSING; TRUCK FOUNO IN BURLINGTON
WOMAN SAFE. RETURNS HOME
MISSING WOMAN RETURNS
AUTHORITIES STILL SEARCHING FIR TEEN
CABARRUS BILL SPARKS PARTISAN FLAP IN STATE HOUSE
CHARLOTTE COUPLE ANO TWO CHILDREN RCPORTEO MISSING ON TRIP TO FLA.
FAMILY THOUGHT TO BE MISSING FQUNO AT BFACH
60AT FOUND; 6 STILL MISSING
BOAT FOUNO; SEARCH CONTINUES = OR 6 PEOPLE
SEARCH FOR MISSING BOATERS CALLEO OFF
UAVIDSON COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH SLAYING
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR UNC STUD=NT
TWO WILMINGTON MEN ARE RESCUED AFTER BOAT OVERTURNS
MAN STILL MISSING
TWO WILMINGTON MEN ARE RESCUED AFTER BOAT OVERTURNS
MOUNTAINS SEARCHEO FOR GASTONIA MAN
ORANGE DEPUTIES CONTINUE SEAR1H FOR MISSING MEN
SEARCH WIDENS FOR 2 MEN
POLICE CONTINUE TO SEEK 2 ORANGE COUNTY MEN
NO TRACE FOUND OF 2 MEN
SEARCH FOR TWO MEN FUTILE ON 5TH OAY
CONCRETE EVIDENCE LACKING IN DISAPPEARANCE OF TWO MEN
ORANGE SHERIFF SEEKS HELP FINDING 2 MEN
LANDFILL SEARCH RESUMES
OFFICFRS SEARCH ORANGE LANDFILL
GROUP OF CITIZENS OFFERS REWARD ON ? MISSING MEN
CHATHAM OEPUTIES RESUME SEARCH AT JOROAN LAKE FOR MISSING MAN
SEARCH CONTINUES
SHERIFF. FAMILIES GRATEFUL FOR HELP
POSTERS DISTRIBUTED IN SEARCH FOR HISSING HILLSBOROUGH MEN
NO CLUES TURN UP ON 2 MISSING MEN
ORANGE COUNTY GETS INVOLVED
SPATE OF CRIME TAKING TOLL ON SHERIFF'S MANPOWER
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPER TO JOIN SEARCH FOR ORANGE COUNTY MEN
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPER HELPS SEARCH FOR 2 MEN
SHERIFF NEEDS HELP FINDING MEN
SEARCH PRESSEO FOR KIDNAPPING VICTIM
PROFESSOR SAYS CRIME INCREASE PART OF ORANGE COUNTY'S GROWING PAINS
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR UNC STUDENT
POLICE: ABDUCTOR STALKEO STUOFNT
STUDENT HAD 1200 IN PURSE WHEN KIDNAPPED
TEEN ARRESTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE
KIDNAP SUSPECT, PURSE LINKED
ON CAMPUS: WHFRE'S SHARON'
TEACHER, NEIGHBORS DOUBT YOUTH WOULD HAVE KIONAPPED ANYONE
BODY OF MISSING UNC STUDENT FOUNO
MISSING MEN STILL PUZZLE FAMILY, POLICE
COMMAND TEAM CONCEPT USED IN 2 ORANGE COUNTY CASES
NEW LEADS PROBEO IN MISSING MEN CASE
ALAMANCE MAN REPORTED MISSING
SEARCH CONTINUES
HUNTERS ASKED TO LOOK FOR CLU=S IN DISAPPEARANCE OF BANE. HAYES
COAST GUAPO SUSPENOS SEARCH FDR TWO SAILORS
FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN'S 800Y IDENTIFIED
CHEER OF SEASON IS DIMMED FOR FAMILIES OF TWO MISSING MEN
REWARD OFFEREO FOR INFORMATION ON MISSING MEN
AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR M I S S I NS HUNTER
MISSING PERSONS
BOOY BELIEVE
BODY BELIEVE
HIKER FOUNO
SEARCH FUTIL
MISSING MIDS
MISSION AIR
NON-PROFIT
U.S.
0 THAT OF MISSING GEORGIA MAN
D TO 36 MISSING LEXINGTON TEEN
ALIVE. WELLA FTER 5 DAYS IN SMOKIES
E FOR N.C. MAN
HIPMAN ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA
MONROE GROUP FLIES FOR PEOPLE WITH EMERGENCIES
MISSIONARIES
SEE ALSO EVANG
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MISSISSIPPI
SHORELINE IS
MISSISSIPPI STATE
SPURRIER, MA
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8/27/85
c
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B81
H 2
3/28/85
A
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K45
S 2
3/28/85
a
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A47
H 2
8/20/85
A
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381
S 2
8/20/85
A
N
XOO
H 2
3/30/85
A
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xqo
H 2
3/30/35
A
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W36
H 2
8/30/85
A
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881
S 2
3/30/85
A
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881
S 2
0/02/85
A
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A47
H 2
0/06/85
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346
S 2
0/06/85
A
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H 2
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0/25/85
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H 2
11/14/35
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H 2
12/01/85
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12/05/85
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12/23/85
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12/23/85
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H 2 3/27/85 A 7
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12/31/85
OURHAM EYES SISTERLY TIES TO THE ORIENT
MITSUBISHI SEMI CONDUCTOR AMERICA [1C.
SEE ALSO SEMICONDUCTOR
INOUSTRIES AOO JOBS IN OURHAM
FORE!
AUDIT SHOWS SCHOOLS IN CITY FISCALLY SOUND
F»EE TV
SFMICONDUCTOR PLANT
MITSUBISHI TO ENTER SEMICONDUCTOR FIELO
MITSUBISHI AODING DESIGN GROUOP F"R CUSTOM-MADE COMPUTER CHIPS
OTHER MITSUBISHI COMPANIES EYE TRIANGLE AREA
MITSUBISHI MAY EXPAND
RIGHT-TO-KNOw LAW COVERS MORE FIRMS
MITSUBISHI BRINGS TOUCH OF ORIENT TO DURHAM
ROMANTIC STORY
GE TO CLOSE PLANT FOR WEEK
MITSUBISHI BETTING ON NEW CHIPS
FIRM MAKING COMPUTER CHIP WITH FOUR TIMFS MORE MEMORY
HUANG GETS GRANT FOR STUDY
CAROLINIANS MAKE FORbFS' LIST OF 400 RICHEST IN AMERICA
DOSSIER: KA2U0 WATANABE
...JAPANESE RELAXING
MITT'S NITTS
TEXTILES: OURHAM COMPANIES OK, BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE
MIXED nRINKS
SEE LIOUOR-BY-THE-DRINK, N.C.
MIXED marriages
SEE RACIALLY MIXEO MARRIAGES
MOBIL OIL CO.
SOUTH SOUARE LOSING HARDS: MAJOR MALL STORE TO CLOSE...
MOBILE HOMES
SEE ALSO RECREAT
SEE ALSO THIN CI
S22 MILLION RE
OURHAM BOARD D
ECONOMIC GROWT
MOBILE HOME PL
RIGHT-TO-KNOW
MOBILE HOME PR
MOBILE HOME PR
MOBILE HOME Pi
MOBILE HOME Ft
TIGHTER REGULA
BUYS S.C. FIRM
VANCE 6CAR0 RE
OAKWOOO PLANS
ALDERMEN VOTE
CARRBORO BANS
WINOS OESTROY
GROUP PUSHES M
GROUP IN GRANV
GRANVILLE GROU
ALAMANCE SETTL
GRANVILLE BOAR
RAPIO PERSON G
CREEOMOOR MAY
PERSON mobile
GRANVILLE RESU
MOblLE HOMES L
BROKERAGE HOUS
MOBILE HOME PA
FIREMEN BATTLE
PERSON COUNTY
IONAL VEHICLES
RCLES MOBILE HO*E PARK (BUTNER. N.C.I
TIREMENT COMMUNITY IS CRITICIZED
ENIES RETIREMENT CENTER BID
IN TRIANGLE IS OOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
ANS DRAW DURHAM PROTEST
ORDINANCE VOTE IN COUNCIL'S AGENDA
OJECT LOSFS GROJNO
OPOSAL IS OPPOSED
RK OPPOSED
RM SEES SALES T' IPLE
TIONS SOUGHT ON MOBILE-HOME SITES
CEIVES REPORT ON 911 SYSTEM
13.5 MILLION PLANT IN MOORE COUNTY
4 TO 7 TO PROMPIT MOBILE HOMES IN CERTAIN SECTIONS
MOBILE HOMES AT APARTMENTS
MOBILE HOMES IN FAYETTEVILL*
OBILE HOME GUIDELINES
ILLE PROTESTS MOBILE HOME PARK
P SETS GOALS TO BLOCK MOBILE HOME PARKS
ES HATEP meter I SSUE
0 ALLOTS 1417,000 FOR RENOVATION OF MILTON SCHOOL
ROWTH SPURS ZONING LAWS
BAN MOBILE HOMES
HOME PARKS FACE MORATORIUM
IRING HALF-ACRE LOT FOR MOBILE HOME-ON-THE-R ANGE
IKELY TO GET OK FOR TOWN OF CREEOMOOR
ES SEE BULL MAR<ET CONTINUING MARCH
RK PLANS DEFENDED IN CREEOMOOR
BLAZE AT TRAILER
PLANNING BOARD JRGES APPROVAL OF MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE
MOEILE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
SEE AMBULANCE SERVICE. DURHAM COUNTY
MOBILE TELEPHONES
SEE ALSO CELLULAR PHONE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
CELLULAR MOBILE PHONES ARE ENTERING TRIANGLE
EXCITEMENT IS BUILDING! (AOI
MOCKINGBIRDS
SEE ALSO BIROS
•ATTACK M0CKING8IR0'
keeps targets jumpy
MOCKSVILLE. N.C.
MAN LEAOS POLICE ON CHASE
MODEL LAUNORY AND CLEANERS
CASH STOLEN FROM ORY CLFANERS
MODELS
olo house. young model join forces for camers
teen-age model making her har< in new york city
mooern oance
see also damce
dance's flash across stage, demonstrate modern dance
anth1ng goes in mooern oance
molasses
moravian cookies: neither man nor machine can make these.
molly maguire's restaurant (chapel hilli
abc panel seeks fines for ora'ige eateries
molotov cocktail
see also explosive device
molotov cocktail found thrown into hillside high
man robbed in home
mo-ent of silence
see also prayer
see also schools
see also separat
boaro consider
moment of sile
•moment of sil
moment-of-sile
silent moments
stuoents to be
what do you wa
against silent
stuoents oiscu
what we think
moment of sile
principal: mom
schools plan
, N.C, RELIGIOM
ION OF CHURCH A^O STATE
S 'SILENT MOMENT'
NCE A HARMLESS POLICY
ENCE' FAVORED
NCE POLICY SPARKS OEBATE
IN SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN SEPT.
GIN MOHENTS OF S ILENCE
NT? ANOTHER SCHOOL MIRACLE?
PRAYER
rSS MOMENT OF SILENCE
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL OUESTION
!NCE
'ENT OF SILENCE HELPFUL
MOMENT-OF-SILENCE*
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1/16/86
MONDAY NIGHT LIVE
AMATEUR NIGHT KICKS OFF FOURTH CARR8OR0 SEASON
MONEY LAUNDERING
SEE ALSO RANKS. U.S. (SEE ALSO 'JAHES OF BANKSI
SEE ALSO CRIMES. U.S.
SEE ALSO FRAUD
TWO N.C. MEN CHARGED WITH MON= T LAUNDERING
MONEY MAGAZINE
MAGAZINE NAMES TRIANGLE
A TOP 10 GROWTH AREA
MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES
SEE ALSO STOCK CERTIFICATES
BANK OFFICIALS SEE LITTLE IMPACT IN JAN. 1 CHANGES
BANKS TO CONTINUE REQUIRING MINIMUM MONEY MARKET DEPOSIT
MONKEYS
SEE ALSO LEMURS
DOMINANT MALE MONKEYS FOUND SUFFERING MORE ARTERY DISEASE
ON HANOLING A LOVE-STARVED MONKEY
BOWMAN GRAY SUPPLIES SHUTTLE WITH MONKEYS
MONMOUTH COLLEGE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
STATE WINS 5TH STRAIGHT, SHUTS DOWN MONMOUTH
BALANCED WOLFPACK DESTROYS HAWKS
MONORAIL
MONORAIL SUGGESTED TO SOLVE G'OWING TRIANGLE TRAFFIC WOES
MONROE DOCTRINE
MONROE DOCTRINE IGNOREO
MONTANA
STATE REJECTS MONTANA'S ROWOY BEARS
MONTESSORI SCHOOLS
INNOVATIVE SCHOOL GROWS TO KEEP UP WITH CHILDREN
FRENCH RESTAURANT
DAY CARE UNIT SET NEAR PARK
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, N.C.
MONTGOMERY FARMERS CAN GET AID
MONTGOMERY WARD
JEWELRY THEFT INVESTIGATED
M-w STORE WILL CLOSE
SOUTH SOUARE LOSING WARDS: MAJOR MALL STORE TO CLOSE...
SOUTH SQUARE SEEKS WARD REPLACEMENT
SORRY, NO CHARGES
IVEY'S EYES MOVE TO SOUTH SOUARE
MONTREAL
STATEHOOD FOR PALESTINIANS
MONTREAL EXPOS
DIAMOND CHIPS
MOODY BROTHERS
N.C. GROUP MOOOY BROTHERS HAS SHOT AT GRAMMY AWARD
MOON'S CHURCH
SEE UNIFICATION CHURCH
MOONSHINE
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALFS
SEE ALSO GASOHOL
OFFICERS RAID LIQUOR STILL IN WARREN
MAN CHARGED WITH SHIPPING MOONSHINE
THE LITERARY LANTERN
•OISTILLEO WATER' OISRUPTS THEIR FLIGHT
REVENUER: TO HUNT MOONSHINERS, CONSIDER WEATHER
ABC AGENT USES GUILE IN ARRESTS
MOORE COUNTY, N.C.
COUNTRY CLUB IN MOORE WANTS TO BE TOWN
SOME LEGISLATORS SAY PRESSURE APPLIED TO RESCUE MOORE BILL
WAS N.C. GHOST TOWN 'THE POMPEII OF MOORE COUNTY'?
CHICKEN-FEED MILL IS PLANNED IN MOORE COUNTY
PINEHURST POLICE INVESTIGATING IF SHOOTING WAS M£RCY KILLING
MOORE COUNTY, N.C INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
OAKWOOO PLANS 17.5 MILLION PLANT IN MOORE COUNTY
CHICKEN-FEEO MILL IS PLANNEO IN MOORE COUNTY
MOORE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
PINEHURST POLICE INVESTIGATING IF SHOOTING WAS MERCY KILLING
MOORE COUNTY SCHOOLS
DURHAM man CHOSEN MOORE SUPERINTENDENT
TYNDALL TO HEAD MOORE COUNTY SCHOOLS
MOORES MILL ROAO (STATE ROAO 17371
DURHAM COUNTY PLANS MAY IMPROVE 17 ROAOS
MOORESVILLE, N.C.
CHEMICAL FUMES INJURE FIREFIGHTERS
MOORESVILLE TRIBUNE
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMAS AHEAD FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
MOPEO
SEE ALSO BICYCLES
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
THEFT OF MOPEOS INVESTIGATED
DURHAM MAN, 18, ARRESTED IN PROBE OF MOPED THEFTS
MOPED. HELMETS STOLEN
MAN ELUDES POLICE IN CHASE
MOPEDS ARE STOLEN
YOUTH ON MOPEO INJURED IN COLLISION WITH CAR
12-YEAR-OLD HURT IN MOPED ACCIDENT
MORAL MAJOPITY
FALWELL: HELMS OICN'T TELL H[» ABOUT TAKEOVER
FALWELL'S GROUP HAS STRANGE BFDFELLOWS
MORAL MAJORITY STARTS PROGRAM TO HELP FIND "ISSING CHILDREN
TV GETS CREDIT FOR CONSERVATIVE SWING
CONSERVATIVES ASK MARTIN" 'WHERE 00 YOU STAND. JIM?'
REV. FALWELL: PUBLIC DOWN ON ABORTION
FALWELL RAPS SMUT, ABORTION
•RADICAL FAR RIGHT'
FALWELL PREDICTS APPOINTMENT OF JUSTICES AGAINST ABORTION
COURT ENDANGERS FREEDOM
MORAL MAJORITY TO SEEK CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
AIDE SEEKS FUNOERBURK EXPLANATION
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SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
PG L o BYL
MOP AL ITY
VIRTUE NOT TOO PRUOISM F0R TODAY'S UNIVERSITY
COMMUNITY STANDAROS BEST FOR PORTOGRAPHY
EDUCATION SECRETARY STRESSES SCHOnLS' '"ORAL ENVIRONMENT'
EDUCATE OR NOT EDUCATE?
IOECLOGICAL CLASH BREWING OVE» PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MORAL ISSUES IN SCHOOLS
TACKLING TVS MORAL DECAY
MORAVIAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES
MORAVIAN COOKIES: NEITHER MAN NOR MACHINE CAN MAKE THESE...
MORAVIANS
MORAVIAN CHRISTMAS
MORDECAI HISTORIC PARK
HERB SALE IS TOMORROW
MOREHEAO CITY, N.C.
TWO PHOSPHATE FIRMS EOOST PORT'S PROSPECTS
IN MOREHEAO CITY, SKIN IS IN
STATE TO BUY LAND FOR "INLAND PORT-
ISLAND RESIDENTS ARE FIGHTING AMMONIA PLANT
ASPHALT SPILL POSES NO THREAT TO ENVIRONMENT
FIREWORKS SHELL SPARKS FIRES DN ISLAND
WILMINGTON PORT MAKES » I . 9 MILLION PROFIT; MOREHEAD CITY PORT BREAKS.
STORM LEAVES N.C. SOGGY BUT SECURE
THEY WAITED HELPLESSLY AS GLO'IA APPROACHED
MOPEHEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE MOREHEAD SCHOOL
MOREHEAD FOUNDATION
DICKSON TO HEAO MOREHEAD TRUSTEES
CHARLOTTE BUSINESSMAN IS NEW TRUSTEC CHAIRMAN
MOREHEAO HILLS
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITUENS
BURGLARIES SPUR CRIME WATCH PL
NFIGHBORHOOO MEETING ON BURGLA
BREAK-INS SUSPECT DESCRIBED AS
19-YEAR-OLO CHARGED IN BREAK-!
DURHAM POLICE NAB DOZEN IN BRE
ALSTON FACES MORE FELONIES
MORE CHARGES FILED IN MOREHEAO
LARGE BAIL JUSTIFIED
ACCUSED STOPS TRIAL. ENTERS GJ
2 CHARGED IN SERIES OF BREak-i
THOMPSON FACES CHARGES ON RECI
BOND REDUCED FOR HOLOER FROM I
HOLDER'S »OND LOWERED TO J50.0
JOB PREVENTED USE OF SKILLS
TRIAL BEGINS IN MOREHEAO HILL
CRIME STOPPERS TIP, BREAK-INS
WITNESS TESTIFIES ON 3UPGLARI?
THIEF SAYS BUSINESSMAN BOUGHT
BURGLARS SAY DURHAM MAN BOUGHT
FORMER UNC ASSISTANT DEAN SAYS
JURY TO GET Thompson CONSPIRAC
THOMPSON CONVICTED ON BREAK-IN
•FENCE' PLEADS GUILTY IN morEH
PLEA OEAL REACHE0; SENTENCING
BURGLARY-RING LEADER GETS 21 '
THEFT RING 'LEAOER' IN 15 BREA
DURHAM DETECTIVES WILL BE HON]
OFFICERS HONOREO
BURGLARY VICTIMS HONOR POLICE
2 SENTENCEO IN MOREHEAO HILL 3
7 ARE SENTENCED FOR BREAK-IN S
FORMER ASSISTANT UNC OEAN GIV=
7 MEN ARE SENTENCED IN DURHAM
JUDGE AGAIN DENIES WORK-RELEAS
MAN, 19, ORAWS 9-YEAR SENTENCE
LUMINARIES TO BE LIT IN TWO ME
HEARTWARMING NEIGHBORHOOD PR AC
ILLUMINATIONS'" BAH! HUMBUG!
MOREHEAO HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
NEIGHBORHOOD WOES TO BE AIRED AT FOPU-
TWO MAYORAL HOPEFULS CLASH AT MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES FORUM
CANDIDATES: BALANCE NEIGHBORHOODS. GROWTH
MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
MOPEHEAD SCHOLARSHIPS
MOREHEAD FINALISTS TO VISIT UNC
4 AREA STUDENTS GET MOREHEAD AWARDS
MOREHEAD WINNERS PICKED
60 MOREHEAO SCHOLARS TO RECFWE UNC DEGREES SUNDAY
2 DURHAM-AREA STUDENTS NOMINATED
SALUTING The SCHOLARS
MOREHEAO FINALISTS SELECTED
NORTHERN, MATH SCHOOL STUDENTS FINALISTS FOR MOREHEAO AWARDS
CHAPEL HILL STUDENT A MORPHEA} FINALIST
DURHAM COUNTY EXAM POLICY 3UESTION6D
CHAPEL HILL YOUTH A MOREHEAD FINALIST
MOREHEAO SCHOOL
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: FIRST PU°LIC SCHOOL OESTROVEO
HARPIST CHARMS DUPHAH STUDENTS
DURHAM'S 'WHITE FLIGHT'
C"ITICISM UNWARRANTED
SERVICE AWARD
MORGAN ST.
MORGAN STREET COMPLEX PROPOSALS TO BE OETAILEO
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MORNING SICKNESS
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
PSYCHIATRIST: PEOPLE WITH 2 T' A 1 T S MORE EASILY HYPN0T1ZF0
MOROCCAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL (DUKE U1 I V. I
MOROCCAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL SET AT OUKE
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N.C. -MOROCCO LINK TO BE DISCUSSEO
MOROCCO AT OUKE
EXAMINING GOODS
MOROCCAN FESTIVAL CONTINUES AT DUKE
MOROCCAN FASHION A BLEND OF INFLUENCES
AMBASSAOOR HOPES VISIT WILL B'ING CULTURAL,
MOROCCO AT OUKE
SUBJECTS
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ECONOMIC TIES
MOROCCO
IT WASN'T NEWS AT ALL
OISCUSS MOROCCO
MARTIN MAY MAKE TRIP TO HELP STRENGTHEN N .C .-MOROCCAN TIES
AMBASSADOR HOPES VISIT WILL B'ING CULTURAL. ECONOMIC TIES
MORRIS PLAN BANK
SEE ALSO BANKS, N.C.
OLO BANK IN BURLINGTON OFFERS CUSTOMEPS A STEP BACK IN TIME
MORRIS ROWLAND UTILITY INC. (RALEIGHI
SELMA WORKER KILLEO NEAR R TP IN DITCH COLLAPSE
COMPANY FINEO IN CAVE-IN
MORRIS SAWMILL
SAWMILL VISIT
MOPRISHN AWARD
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AWAROS
DANCE FESTIVAL DIRECTOR GETS GROUP'S AWARO
REINHART GETS AWARO
THE SLOW BOAT FROM MANTEO
MORRISVILLE, N.C.
M0RR1SVILLE TO BUILD NEW SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
PARTS COMPANY PLANS TO BUILD 112 MILLION PLANT IN MORRISVILLE
SHILOH PLANS 'HERITAGE DAY-
PARK OFFICIALLY OPENS
MORRISVILLE. N.C. ELECTIONS
CARY VOTERS RETURN INCUMBENTS! MAYOR RE-ELECTED IN MORRISVILLE
MORSE COOE
TRANSLATION: • PRESERV ING MOR SE •
MORTGAGE RATES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
BANKS MAY AGREE TO SPECIAL HAYTI LOANS
CITY APPROVES LOAN PLAN FOR HAYTI H0ME6UYERS
HAYTI HOUSING-LOAN PLANS APPRDVEO
IS NOW RIGHT TIME TO BUY A H01E?
HAVE HOME LOAN RATES HIT BOTTOM?
MORTGAGE RATES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
MORTGAGE RATES MAY DIP 8EL0W 12 1/2 PCT.
STATE FACING CLAIMS ON COASTAL LANO OEEDS
MORTGAGE RATE OUTLOOK PROMISING FOR SUMMER
FIVE-YEAR LOW IN N.C. MORTGAGF RATES EXPECTED TO HOLD STEADY
BUSINESS BRIEFING: BIZ LINGO: SANDBAG THAT NEXT BEAR HUG
HAVE HOME LOAN RATES HIT BOTTOM?
LOANS AVAILABLE TO FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS
FIRMS AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPATE IN LOAN PROGRAM
AGENCY TO OFFER 9.5* MORTGAGES
HOUSING EXPECTED TO SUSTAIN N.C. ECONOMIC GROWTH
MORTGAGE RATES. U.S.
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
HOME LOAN RATES LOWEST IN 5 YFARS
MORTGAGES
SEE ALSO HOUSING. COSTS
SEE ALSO HOUSING, LOAN PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
TAR HEEL BANKER PREOICTS INFLATION AT 4-7t THIS YEAR
CRITICS FAIL TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINF SALES BILL
SEAT-BELT BILL, TEACHER MERIT PAY TO BE DEBATED THIS WEEK
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS EXTENDED
MORTGAGE HELP AVAILABLE IN N.C.
HOUSING AGENCY OFFERS LOW-RATE MORTGAGES
HOME SALES IN DURHAM INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
REAGAN SHOULD HALT THREAT TO CHA LOANS
MORVEN. N.C.
MORVEN CONCERT PLANS CAUSE SOME WORRIES
TEEN RESCUES BROTHERS, SISTER FROM BURNING HOME
MOSES CUNE HOSPITAL (GREENSBORO, N.C.I
NURSE IS CHARGED WITH PRACTICING WITHOUT A LICENSE
COURT NIXES 0ISA8ILITY PAY FO' FORMER TFXTILE WORKER
MOSLEMS
SEE MUSLIMS
MOSQUITOES
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LAKE MOSUUITOES ARE BEING STUDIES
MOSOUITO STUDY TO BE DONE AT FALLS LAKE
MOSSWOOO (CARRBOROI
MOSSWOOD HEARING DRAWS CROWD 3F FOES
COMPROMISE SOUGHT: ACTION ON MOSSWOOO PROJECT DELAYED
TOWN DELAYS ACTION ON DEVELOPMENT
CARRBORO MAYOR PLEDGES GAVEL F OR DECORUM
MOTEL 6
CAR CRASHES INTO WALL
MOTELS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOTELS, DURHAM
MOTEL, RESTAURANT PLANS PROPOSED
RESIDENTS OPPOSING MOTEL, RESTAURANT PLAN
CITY'S FAMILY NEIGHBORHOODS HREATENEO
DURHAM ZONING GROUP HEARS MO T-. L BIOS
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HOTEL OPPONENTS WIN ROUNO ON ZONING
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HOTELS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MOTELS. N.C.
J?. 6 "ILLION -'OTEL PLANNED
POLICE PROBING THREE DEATHS AT BENSON HOTEL
mOTHER-OF-ThE-YEAR, DURHAM
HDTHEPS NOMINATIONS SOUGHT
MOTHERS OF YEAR NOMINATIONS TAK^N
MOTHERS OF THE YEAR. 1985
HONOR MOTHERS
HOLDS LUNCHEON
"OTHSR-OF-THE-YEAR. NAACP
SEE ALSO NAACP. DURHAM CHAPTER
MOTHER OF YEAR TO BE CHOSEN
MOTHERS
SEE ALSO CHIL03IRTH
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO HOUSEWIVES
SEE ALSO SINGLE MOTHERS
SEE ALSO SURROGATE MOTHER
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
•(RECK KILLED GIRL: MO" SENTENCED TO
MOTHER CHARGED IN SON'S DEATH
WOMAN CHARGFO WITH SEXUALLY ABUSING
TEEN SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS IN BABY'S
MOTHER SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR SEXUAL
MOTHER WHO GOT LIFE HAD REJECTEO PROBATION
NOT ALL MOMS ARE SAINTS
SOME »0«S ARE DEADBEATS
NOT CRUEL. NOT ATROCIOUS?
INDEX
12/31/95
S U 8 J E C
1-YFAR FOR Owl
(.-YEAR-OLD
OEaTh
CHILD ABUSE
TRIBULATIONS OF TWINS
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING IMADOI
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN ORIVING
MAOO WILL MONITOR DURHAM MAN'S CASE
MAOD MEMBERS TO BE ON PATROL
INAUGURAL DRINKS RAPPED
MADD'S IRE OFF MARK
MAOO GROUP APOLOGIZES FOR CRITICISM OF MARTIN
SETTING THE RECDRO STRAIGHT
CRITIC1ZER OF MARTIN NOT MAOO MEMBER
Owl SENTENCE PLEASES MADD members
MAOO WILL MONITOR DWI CASE
MAOO-INSPIRING FILM WILL BE RC8R0A0CAST
JUDGES DISREGARO OF LAW WAS FLAGRANT
STATE BC02E SALES CAUSE OF Owl PROBLEMS
ONLY TOUGH JUOGES WILL CURB Owl OEAThS
CAMPAIGN AIMED AT DRUNKEN ORIVING
MADO. DURHAM COUNTY IAOI
MAOO WILL CONOUCT CANDLELIGHT VIGIL DEC. <>
ORINK ANO DRIVE RESPONSIBLY
ATTENO CANOLELIGHT VIGIL
MAOO PLANS VIGIL AT DUKE MEMORIAL
MAOD IADI
MOTHER'S CAY
SAY THANKS TO MOM
MOTHER'S DAY A REALITY WHEN SON. MQM MEET
FROM MOUNTAINS TO SEA: GRADUATIONS DOMINATE MOTHER'S DAY
OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY
RECEPTIONS PLANNED TO HONOR MOTHERS
"OTHER'S MILK
SEE BREAST FEEDING
MOTHERS OF TWINS CLUS. OURHam-Chapfl HILL
SEE ALSO INFANTS
SEE ALSO TWINS
SUPPORT GROUP ALLOWS NEW MOMS TO SHARE JOYS.
MOTION PICTURES
SEE FILM INDUSTRY
MOTION SICKNESS
STUOY: SPACE MOTION SICKNESS A SMALL HURDLE FOR MANKIND
MOTIVATION
COUNTY SCHOOLS PROGRAM HELPS RAISE MOTIVATION
MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
BILLS INTRODUCED TO REPEAL N .C . • S INHFRITANCE TAX
BILL WOULO REQUIRE OFFICIALS TO RESIGN TO SEEK OTHER OFFICES
MOTOR VEHICLE STICKERS
SEE ALSO AUTO REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES ~<F SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO AUTOS. PROPERTY taxes
SEE ALSO LICENSE PLATES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTIONS
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES. N.C.
IT'S STICKEP time AGAIN - FOR VEHICLES
Chapel hill AUTO FEES EXPECTED Tg rise
CAR FEES TO RISE TD 45
LAWS WON'T MAKE CARS SAFE ENOJGH
CARRBORO TO GET TOUGH ON CAR-TAX EVADERS
CARRBORO TO KEEP S5 AUTO LICENSE TAX
PLAN BACKED TO PAY VEHICLE TAXES WHEN TAGS RENEWED
"OTOR VEHICLE TAXES
SEE ALSO AUTOS. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
STATE MAY COLLECT PROPERTY TAX ON CARS WITH REGISTRATION FEE
MOTOR VEHICLES TAX HIKE GETS LUKEWARM RECEPTION
COUNCIL MEMBERS. LEGISLATORS DUARREL OVER TAX-CUT PLANS
CARRBORO TO GET TOUGH ON CAR-TAX EVADERS
CARRBORO TO KEEP «5 AUTO LICENSE TAX
MOTORCYCLE OEATHS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. MOTORCYCLE
MOTORCYLE CRASH KILLS CHATHAM GIRL
MOTORCYLCE RIDER DIES AFTER COLLISION
POLICE PROBE CHASE. DEATH
MOTORCYCLIST DIES |n WRECK
OURHAM COUNTY MAN KILLED IN CAR-MOTORCYCLE COLLISION
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN CHAPGEO IN DEATH OF MOTORCYCLIST
FRANKLIN MAN KILLEO IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH
MOTOkCYCLE RIDER KILLEO IN WRECK
TEEN KILLED, 2 INJURED
STUOENTS RAISE S700 IN MEMORY OF YOUTH
STUDENTS HONOR OEAO CLASSMATE
OEATH ACCOUNT MAS MISLEADING
IN CARRBORO
BOOT,
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H
5
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H
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4/22/85
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1 1
N
S
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A
6
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H
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A
1 1
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H
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4/27/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 525
1/16/06
STUDENTS DONATE tUOOO IN MEM3RY OF WRECK VICTIM
GARNER YOUNGSTER KILLED IN MOTORBIKE ACCIDENT
HOSPITAL TO USE MEMORIAL FUND
MOTORCYCLE RIDER IS KILLED ON 1-85
MOTORCYCLE GANGS
SEE ALSO THE OUTLAWS (GANG!
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN RIOERS MOTORCYCLE CLU">
ENCOUNTER WITH KILLERS LINGERS IN THEIR MEMORIES
FOUR CHARGED IN BEATING. KIONAPPING OF BIKE RIDER
50 PEOPLE ARRESTEO AT BIKE PARTS SWAP MEET
MOTORCYCLE RACING
YOUNG MOTORCYCLE RACER WINS TITLES. WAITS FOR DRIVER'S LICENSE
MOTORCYCLES
SEE ALSO niRT BIKES
see also helmets
motorcyle stolen
rocky course
motorcyclists protest helmet law
more than 500 motorcycle rioe's go to raleigh to protest helmet law
tougher penalty urgeo for tax evasion of more than «400
tiny motorcycle has weed-trimmer engine
he's big wheel of the 'heaven's angels'
mount airy police department
ex-officer can't recall slaying
mount "right baptist church
hillsborough church will mark 119th anniversary sunday
mount hope finishing co.
garrett road center ready for tenants
mount mitchell
acid rain hits other mountains
toxins founo in clouds atop n. c . mountains
•domino effect" seen working against trees in mountains
mount moriah baptist church
mount moriah craft bazaar to be saturoay
church bazaar
mount olive, n.c.
tobacco's troubles are taking a toll in farming town
mount sylvan ruritan club
see also ruritan clubs
new officers
new officers for ruritans
mount sylvan united methooist church
prepares for auction
centennial ouilt
curious cat
mountain climbing
see also aoventure
view from the top
mountain dance and folk festival
see also festivals. n.c.
foot-stompin' festival set f01 53th sfasun
mountain music. dance have asheville festival
mountains
n.c. mountains promise a beauty
movie ratings
see also film industry
stuoents: theaters over-reacting to law
pornography law too strict
movie theaters
see alsd theaters. n.c.
future is uncertain for church in converted adult movie house
moving ano storage
see also business executives. relocation
survey finds executives transferred more
new yorkers consioer moving south
moyock. n.c.
bomb experts called to post office
RATE
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H 2 5/10/85 A 12
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H 2 8/17/85 A 7 N
H 2 11/14/85 0 A P U CI
H 2 1/07/85 B 12 N
H 2 1/30/85 C 2 P N
H 2 7/18/85 B 3 N
S 2 10/30/85 C 12 N
S 2 10/31/85 A 9 P P S76
H 2 12/24/35 B 3 N
S 2 12/11/85 A 14 P P S76
H 2 12/19/85 A 14 P P S76
S 2 5/15/85 C 1
S 2 10/09/85 P 1
S ? 10/18/85 C 1
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P T37
P K30
H 2 6/16/85 0 1 P F C19
S 2 7/05/85 C
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H 2 11/14/35 A
H 2 11/20/85 A
H 2 1/01/85 C
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7/01/05 B
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MR. OID POSTER
MESSY STREETS MAKE HER SAO
PENNYFEATHERS PLAYERS
LEAGUE HARO AT WORK ON PLAYERS PRODUCTION
PENNYFEATHER'S PLAYERS
THE EYES HAVE IT
PENNYFEATHER'S PLAYING
T/31/85
8/20/85
1/15/85
1/31/85
1/31/85
2/15/05
M66
J56
M66
M66
SNOW CAMP PLANS MUD SLING ON JULY 4TH
MUD SLIDES
SEE ALSO ROCK SLIOE
MUO BLOCKS PART OF 1-40 NEAR ~)L0 FORT
MUOSLINGING
SEE ALSO PULL CITY MUO SLINGING CONTEST
■LIGHTNING' SLURPS TWICE — IN THE MUO
NOT A GOOD MUOOER
OIRTY FUN
•MUO SLING' SET TODAY IN SNOW CAMP
MUGGINGS
SEE ASSAULTS.
SEE ASSAULTS.
SEE ASSAULTS.
DURHAM
OURHAM COUNTY
N.C.
MUIRHEAO PLAZA
WARM HEARTS
FIX THE FOUNTAIN
BROKEN WATER PIPES DISABLE FOUNTAINS
FOUNTAIN FREEZES TREES
MULBERRY HILL
2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS PLANNED IN OURHAM
PANEL APPROVES LAND OEAL
LAND EXCHANGE TO PROVIDE SITE FOR OURHAM FIRE STATION
MULE 0AY5
S 2 6/27/85 0 12
H 2 11/02/85 B
7/22/35
7/22/85
7/22/85
10/12/85
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H 2 12/28/85 C 4
N J54
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P K30
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P F70
S 2 5/25/35 A 1 M N C60
H 2 8/09/85 A 7 N S51
S 2 8/09/85 C I N Mfe9
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAG: 536
1/16/Bfc
N E
P 0 DATE
S I
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JUST FOB KICKS, YOU CAN CELEBRATE MULE HAY BY BUYING GEE AND MAW
MULES
SEE ALSO BURROS
GIVE THE "ULE ITS DUE
MULISH CHRISTIANS
MULLERIAN INHIBITING SUBSTANCE
see mis
MULTIMEOIA IGREENVILLE, S.C.I
SHAREHOLDER'S SUIT CITES COMMJNICAT IONS FIRM
MULTIPLE BIRTHS
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH. RARITIES
SEE ALSO QUADRUPLETS
SEE ALSO TRIPLETS
SEE ALSO THINS
COUPLE BECOMES GRANDPARENT S— 3 TIMES
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTO'S
HOUSES SELL RAPIOLY IN DURHAM
MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
MULTI-PERSONALITIES COMMON
KALEIDOSCOPE OF IDENTITY
SOME MENTAL SPLITS NORMAL
PERSONALITIES COMPETE FOR CONTROL: SOME ELEMENTS ARE VICIOUS...
MULTIPLE PERSONALITY OlSOROFR SAIO MORE COMMON THAN ONCE THOUGHT
PSYCHIATRIST: PEOPLE WITH 2 TRAITS MORE EASILY HYPNOTIZED
MORE STUDIES OF MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES SOUGHT
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS FUND ORIVE BFGUN
NATIONAL MS AHARO WINNER SAYS WORK IS ITS OWN REWARO
WINE TASTING BENEFITS MULTIPLC SCLEROSIS
MUMMIES
SEE ALSO EGYPT
HAPPY MUMMIES* DAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PERUVIAN MUMMY CENTER OF OUKE MUSEUM EXHIBIT
MUNICIPAL ADVISORS. INC.
COUNTY BOARD HEARS PAY PLAN PROPOSAL COSTING SI. 3 MILLION
MUNICIPAL PONDS
TAX-FREE BONO RATES RISE FOR THIRD MONTH
MURALS
Pint MURAL RAISES A LEGAL RHJBARR
aft for others serves artist's inner neeos
clay "ural taking shape
artists to paint 'fresh faces'
murdfr. carrboro
police check possible link between oeaths of two girls
man bouno over for trial in slaying of unc stuoent
trial delayeo
harris trial begins today af tr r delay caused by oeath
roommates testify at muroer t3ial
roommates say stabbeo woman disliked harris
jury hears murder statement
state rests case in muroer trial
final apguments given in muroer trial
jury deliberates in murder case
jury deliberates in murder trial of alton harris
harris convicted of golkho mu'oer
jury finos harris guilty of first-ofgree muroer
jury hears of harris' drug, alcohol woes
harris oescribeo as 'mixed up,' troubleo youth
jury takes break; still no sentence
harris gets life term in slaying of miss golkho
harris to appeal conviction
fisher, 2n0 slaying link sought
sb1 gets fisher samples
agents take hair, blood from fisher
muroer. chapel hill
chapel hill girl found h
police investigate hangi
information on car sough
police believe girl k i on
police hotline taking ca
church mourns a buyouant
help sought in homicide
police hotline taking ca
phone calls pour in on 0
HILLSBOROUGH man HELO IN
SUSPECT CHARGEO ON THREE
PAROLEE SEEMED TO BE 'FI
MAN ACCUSED IN GIRL'S DE
gUICK ARREST A COMFORT
PSYCHIC 'TUNES IN' TO MU
IS CHAPEL HILL SAFE' SOM
POLICE CHECK POSSIBLE LI
ATTEMPT ON FISHER'S LIFE
A COMMUNITY IN SHOCK
TEACH CHILD TO SCREAM
ORANGE GRANO JURY RETURN
FISHER NOT MOVING TO ORA
DELAY OF PROBABLE-CAUSE
HEARING DELAYEO FOR SUSP
TWO MEN TO STAND TRIAL I
CHAPEL HILL MAN HELO IN
MAN ORDEREO HELD IN UNC
BONO OENIEO FOR MURDER S
HEARING WAIVED IN MUROER
SUSPECT IN UNC STUUENT'S
HARRIS TO GET PSYCHIATRI
GRAND JURY HEARS FISHER
GRAND JURY ISSUES MUROER
FISHER INOICTED IN GIRL
OA ASKED NOT TO SEEK EXE
MUROER SUSPECT FACES AOO
HARRIS INOICTED ON MUROE
SUSPENDEO SENTENCE GIVEN
MAN GETS 4-YEAR TERM IN
SLAYING WITNESS TELLS OF
LAS REPORT: HAIRS IN CAR
HA IRS SAID SIMILAR TO TH
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WITNESS REFUSES TO TESTIFY, II JAILEO
JURY TO DEL15ERATE <URDER CASE CHARGE
1ST-0EGREE "UROER CHARGE OISMISSEO
JURORS STILL DEL 19 ER AT inG
MAN SENTENCED TO LI&E TERM F0» "UROER
ACCUSED OF DECAPITATING FATHER: PSYCHIATRIST: DEFENDANT COMPETENT
DOCTOR SAYS PARKER COMPETENT F QR TRIAL
GUILTY PLEA TO "URDER
REFUSING TO TESTIFY GETS "AN 30-DAY T=R"
BnNo REINSTATED FOR RELUCTANT WITNESS
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
WOMAN FATALLY STABBED, POSSIBLY NEAR POLICE DEPT.
MURDER OEFENOANT GETS LAWYER
HUROEP SUSPECT HAD ASSAULTEO, THREATENED VICTIM IN MARCH
LEATHERS HAD PREVIOUS ASSAULT CHARGE
STABBED MAN FOUNO DEAD IN OUK- "ANOR
VICTIM'S DAUGHTER SUES IBM OVER 1032 SHOUTING
OETECTIVES SAY SCUFFLE PRECEDFD MAN'S DEATH
GOVERNMENT NOT CURRIE'S DAUGHTER, FILED IBM SUIT
GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT AGAINST I?M
POLICE HAVE A LEAO IN SLAYING
WOMAN MURDERED
WOMAN, 5lt FOUNO STAB9E0 TO OEATH
POLICE SEEK MAN IN SLAYING
DUKE manor SLAYING SUSPECT AR=ESTFD-
GRAND JURY INDICTS 72 OF 72
NO BONO FOR POOLE IN DUKE MAN?R SLAYING
POOLE HELD WITHOUT BOND IN DU< E MANOR KILLING
22-YEAR TERM IMPOSED FOR 2N0-OEGREE MURDER
14-YEAR-OLD PLEADS GUILTY TO <ILLING
PLEA OEAL REACHED! SENTENCING TO COME
HEARING IS SCHEOULEO IN SHOOTING DEATH CASE
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS OIXON MURDER CONVICTION
STATE COURT UPHOLDS MURDER CONVICTION
MURDER CHARGEO IN SHOOTING
POLICE SAY WOMAN WAS MUROEREO
MURDER CHARGE FILED IN WOMAN'S OEATH
MAN CHARGED IN OEATH
4PPE4LS COURT UPHOLDS 0URH4M *uPDcR VERDICT
2ND M4N CH4RGC0 IN W0M4N'S DEATH
2ND M4N CH4RGED IN WOMAN'S DEATH
MAN 01 ES OF GUNSHOT
COURT APPEARANCE SET
JURY SELECTION SET TODAY IN WOMAN'S MURDER TRIAL
JUOGE REDUCES MURDER CHARGE, 3RDERS MAN TO BE HELD FOR TRIAL
DAUGHTER CITES SPAT bEFORE SHI TGUN FIREO
OEFENOANT: FATAL SHOT UNINTENTIONAL
JURY DELIBERATES MuROER VERDICT
JURORS CONTINUE DELIBERATIONS IN "UROER TRIAL OF MS. JENKINS
PACT FREES WOMAN TRIED FOR MUO DER
PLEA FNOS WOMAN'S JURY TRIAL
PLEA WAS • INV0LUNT4RY"
W0M4N IS SLAIN ON PILOT STREET
WOMAN MURDERED; DURHAM MAN HELD
MAN CHARGEO IN FATAL STABBING
MAN HELD IN SLAYING FACES MORE CHARGES
COMPETENCY TEST ORDERED FOR BETHEA
8 MORE CHARGES FILEO AGAINST ACCUSED KILLER
SELECTION OF JURY BEGINS IN RETRIAL
BOYFRiENO HELD IN GIRL'S DEATH
POLICE PROBE TEEN'S DEATH
ARRAIGNMENT DELAYED IN TEEN-AGER'S DEATH
HFARING IS DELAYED
BROWN'S HEARING POSTPONED
W0M4N STABBEO ID DE4TH
WOMAN FATALLY STABBED, DAUGHTER HURT; BOY HELD
7-YEAR-OLD HURT IN ATTACK IN GOOD CONOITION
STABBING VICTIM STABLE
MAN FACING SECOND TRIAL FOR MJROER
WITNESS JAILED FOR REFUSING TO TESTIFY
JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF 2ND D'GPEE mijrofr
BLAKE FOUND GUILTY OF 2N0 OEGREE "URDER
SHOOTING INJURES ONE, KILLS AIOThfr
WOUNDED M4N REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
YOUTH BOUND OVER ON IST-OEGREE MURDER CHARGE
UPSHUR TO BE PROSECUTED AS ADJLT IN OURHAM DEATH
ARRAIGNMENT IS DELAYED
SLAIN MAN, DRUG CASE CONNECTED
MAN SHOT TO OEATH ON BUPCH AV=NUE
MAN CHARGEO WITH MURDER GETS LAWYER
MURDFR, INTERNATIONAL
HOW WILL SOVIETS REACT?
IT WAS MURDER, FOR SURE
HOW TO HONOR KLINGHOFFEP
JUSTICE DONE, SAYS WIDOW OF SLAIN MAN
VIOLENCE BEGETS VIOLENCE
ELIZABETH CITY M4N SURVIVED MASSACRE; hIS 6R0THFR 010 NOT
MURDER. N.C.
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JIJRr SEATED FOR MURDER TRIAL
INVESTIGATORS SAY KLENNFR LEFT NOTE A = 0UT ACCOMPLICE
DA SAYS HE HILL INVESTIGATE SJPPORTERS OF DEFENDANT IN COPY EOITOR'S MUR
CONVICTEO KILLER GRANTED STAY OF EXcCUTION
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MAN SENTENCED TO DIE IN KILLING OF STCRFKEEPER
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APARTMENT REVEALS TRACES OF THE LIFE OF SUSIE LYNCH
AUTOPSY SHOWS NO SIGNS «LENNE< HAO "ULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
JURY CONTINUES DELIBERATIONS IN MURDER TRIAL
MAN FOUNO GUILTY IN OEATH OF JOURNALIST
LIFE. DEATH STUDIEO FOR HUNT, CONVICTED IN JOURNALIST'S KILLING
JURY TO DELIBERATE ON SENTENC" FOR man In SLAYING OF JOURNALIST
AGENTS SAY SUSPECTED KILLER PROBABLY GOT SOME WEAPONS ON "LACK MARKET
INFORMER TAPED TALKS WITH KLENNFR
COUPLE FOUND SLAIN AT THEIR FAYETTEVILLE HOME
HAN. 20. SENTENCEO TO LIFE IN PRISON
MAN CHARGEO IN DEATH OF OAUGHTER
FATHER HELO IN CHILD'S DEATH
MENTAL TESTING SOUGHT
ALAMANCE HEARING SET FOR REIDSVILLE FATHER
INOICTMENTS EXPECTED IN SLAYINGS
BEAUFORT WOMAN SLAIN AT HOME
PROSECUTION WITNESS TESTIFIES IN TRIAL ABOUT 1970 SLAYING
FORSYTH COUNTY GRANO JURY INDICTS MAN AS AN ACCCSSJRY IN SLAYINGS
MAN HELO IN FRANKLIN COUNTY SLAYING
SOLDIER IS INOICTED IN THREE = AYE TTE VI LLE MURDERS
CASWELL WOMAN TO UNDERGO TESTS FOLLOWING CHARGE
MAN ACaUITTEO OF 1970 SLAYING
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND IN MUROE' CASE
JUDGE ORDERS MAN TRIED FOR SLAYING
INVESTIGATORS STILL PROBE KLENNER CASE
SNIPER LIKELY DIES IN FIRE: 01 SGRUNTLED WORKER KILLS BOSS. HURTS 2...
GOVERNMENT WILL GET 1957,000 FORFEITURE
REIDSVILLE MAN WAIVES ARRAIGNMENT ON ACC E SSOR Y-AF TER - FAC T CHARGE
SNIPER'S BODY FOUND IN RUBBLE
EXAMINER: ZIGLAR'S WOUNO WAS PROBABLY SELF-INFLICTED
MAN IS CHARGED IN 1979 SLAYING
MAN IS CHARGED IN 1979 SLAYING
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FORSYTH COUNTY MAN SENTENCED F OR SLAYING
FT. BRAGG GI SLAIN IN FAYETTEVILLE BAR
TFEN-AGER COULD GET DEATH PENALTY FOR MAN'S MURDER
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN SLAIN
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN KILLED: MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
BOND DENIED IN FAYETTEVILLE MJRDER CASE
SPECIAL TASK FORCE WORKING TO CRACK UNSOLVED HUROERS
MAN. 18, CHARGED IN MIGRANT'S OEATH
TWO CHARLOTTE HEN CHARGED IN THREE HEFKENO SHOOTINGS
FATHER INDICTED IN GIRL'S DEATH
CLERK'S OEATH IN HENDERSON INVESTIGATED
CLERK KILLED AT HENDERSON STORE
TRIPLE "URDER ACCESSORY TRIAL BEGINS TODAY
TRIPLE MURDER CASE HEARING POSTPONED
PERKINS PLEAOS GUILTY TO AIDI'IG KLENNER
STATE MUST PAY HUNT'S LEGAL FEES IN TRIAL FOR MURDER
SBI WARNED ABOUT SUSPECT BEFO'E MUROERS - ASSOCIATE
TWO MEN CHARGEO AFTER BODY FOJND NORTH nF FRANKLINTON
SBI INVESTIGATES KLENNER WARNING
MORGAN LcAOS PROBE ON KLENNER WARNING
MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING. R0BRE1Y OF HENOERSON STORE'S NIGHT CLERK
SBI DIRECTOR TOURS KLENNER'S 'OUTE
JURY ADVISES DEATH PENALTY
MORGAN, THORNBURG MEET OVER KLENNFR PROBE
MUROERED CAB DRIVER FOUNO IN SASTONIA
HAMMER MURDER TRIAL SET IN LEXINGTON
OBITUARY
CHATHAM HAN SLAIN: NEIGHBOR F?UNO HURT
FATAL BEATING PROBED BY CHATHAM OFFICERS
SBI SAYS AGENTS WEREN'T WARNED ABOUT KLENNER
AUTOHOBILE BELIEVED STOLEN AFTER SLAYING FOUND IN HENDERSON
HAN FOUNO GUILTY OF KILLING 2 TEENS
WOMAN ABDUCTED, SHOT TO OEATH
HAN HELD IN SLAYING
TWO CHARGEO WITH MURDER OF WO"AN
OOBSON WOMAN FOUND DEAD; GIRL ASSAULTED
MAN SHOT TO DEATH AT JACKSONVILLE BANK
HAMM£R OEATHS DRAW CHAMBER, APPEAL PLANNED
CAMP CARETAKER SENTENCED TO 01 E FOR KILLING TWO TEENS
MUROER ARREST HAOE
KILLER OF KY., N.C. FAMILIES =AKED SCENES OF ROBdERY
OEATH PENALTY WON'T BE SOUGHT IN TRIAL
SOLON: CASE SHOWS NEED FOR CHECKS
MAN IS CHARGEO WITH SHOOTING =ORMER ?ns$
MONTHS AFTER THEIR TEEN SONS <ERE SLAIN TWO HOTHcRS ARE STILL SUFFERING
FOR UNSPEAKABLE CRIME, AN INCONGRUOUS OEAL
SBI SAYS SUSIE LYNCH PROBABLY FIRED WEAPON
GRAND JURY CLOSES CASE ON LYNCH HURDERS
OOUBLE-MUROER CONVICTION OVERTURNED
OFFICERS STRUGGLE WITH DEFENO'NT AFTER OUTBURST
TWO TEENS ARE KILLEO IN UNRELATED SHOOTINGS
FUGITIVES IN TROOPER SLAYING 'RUN TO DEATH'
WILSON WOMAN IS FOUND SLAIN AT HER HOME
MAN GETS LIFE TERMS IN WAYNE SLAYINGS
OA ENCOURAGING BLACK-ON-BLACK CRIME — ALDERMAN
MAN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE IN SLAYING OF GIRL
TWO HEN INOICTED IN TROOPER'S OEATH
S.C. TROOPER KILLEO! N.C. HAN CHARGED
COMMISSIONER INJURED IN FATAL SHOOTING
OEATH PENALTY ORDERED IN SLAYING
ALAMANCE man's SENTENCE UPHEL?
MAN. WIFE SAY THEY SAW TROOPE' SHOT
ROXBORO MAN. 71. CHARGED IN FATAL SHOOTING OF WIFE
JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN APEX TRIPLE SLAYING
3 ROBESON MEN KILLEO, EXECUTION-STYLE
MOTIVE SOUGHT FOR THREE SLAYINGS
CLUES ARE SOUGHT IN ROBESON T'IPLF MURDER
MAN CONVICTEO IN APRIL SLAYING OF STATE TROOPER
MIGPANT BOSS SHOT TO DEATH
HCOUEEN RELATES HARSH CHILOHODD
HCJUEFN JURY STILL DELIBERATING
HC3UEEN GETS LIFE IN SLAYING 3 F TROOPER
MIGRANT WORKERS FOUNO INNOCENT IN CLEVELANO COUNTY SHOOTING
LAWYER WANTS DOG EVIDENCE SUPPRESSED
ARRAIGNMENT OF TWO MEN POSTPONED
WITNESS: DEFENDANTS HAO GUN, COCAINE
PERSON JURY: KILLER SHOULD GET LIFE TERM
MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING BO-YEAR-OLD AUNT
N.C. COURT OROERS NEW SENTENCING FOR MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING TV EXFC...
COURT UPHOLOS CONVICTION IN CHATHAM SHOOTING CASE
CHATHAM RULING UPHELD
DURHAM WOMAN SAYS SHE SLEPT DURING MURDER
MURDER H6A0ING FOR JURY
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9/20/05
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9/26/85
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9/27/85
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9/29/85
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10/09/85
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N
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10/10/85
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13/11/85
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N
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10/12/85
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10/14/85
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10/16/95
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10/17/85
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10/30/85
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INDEX
12/31/85
ST. PAULS WOMAN STAB6E0 TO DEA
FORSYTH 04. POLICE AT OODS IN
RALEIGH MAN CONVICTED IN OEATH
REIOSVILLE MAN CHARGED IN 1947
DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE
FBI IS INVESTIGATING ABOUCTIOM
JURY DELIBERATIONS RESUME
HAN SENTENCED IN TEEN'S OEATH
WAKE COUNTY JURY STILL 0EL1BE'
AIRMAN FOUND SHOT TO OEATH IN
MAN CONVICTED. WOMAN ACQUITTED
WOMAN DESCRIBES DAY HER DAUGHT
MS. BLANKENSHIP CHARGED AGAIN
2N0 MAN FACES MUROER CHARGE IN
LOWERY TESTIFIES MEN IMPLICATE
COURT HEAPING SET FOR DURHAM W
HEARING REOUESTFD FOR MAN CHAR
MUROER CHARGE FILED
ANOTHER WITNESS SAYS MAN TALKE
TEAGUE DENIES EVER 3EING WITH
EFLAND "AN GETS DEATH SENTENC"
WITNESSES SUPPORT TEAGUc'S TES
GREEN SENTENCED TO OEATH
MAN CONVICTED IN SLAYINGS OF 3
ALAMANCE COUNTY MUROER CASE WI
RALEIGH MAN SENTENCED TO DIE F
JURY EXPECTEO TO CONSIDER VERD
TEAGUE TRIAL STILL UNOECIDED
TEAGUE ACQUITTED IN WOMAN JOGG
WOMAN WHO KILLED HUSBAND INNOC
REPORT SAYS DA INTERFERED IN «
CONFESSION READ IN TRIAL OF AC
CITY MANAGER CITES MISTAKES IN
ATTORNEYS MULL NEW TRIAL BID I
ALLEN CONVICTED IN TROOPER SLA
ACCUSED FOUND GUILTY IN OEATH
WINSTON-SALEM POLICE REOPEN MJ
WASHINGTON, D.C.. MAN SENTENCE
SON IS CHARGED IN RALEIGH DEAT
MUROER CONVICTION UPHELD IN I?
N.C. MAY ASK DEATH PENALTY
WOMAN CHARGED IN INFANT'S BEAT
FEMALE SOLDIER KILLED
AFFIDAVITS SAY 'HIT MAN' KILLE
GASTONIA POLICEMAN CHARGED IN
MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING HOSPI
PINEHURST POLICE INVESTIGATING
HIGH POINT MAN DIES AFTER SHOO
THREE DIE IN VIOLENCE IN CUMBE
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR MAN FOUNT
RFOPENING CASE IF SLAIN COPY FDITOR
OF WOMAN. 70
SLAYING OF TOBACCO FARMER
ATING
CUMBERLAND
IN THREE MURDERS
ER DISAPPEARED
FOLLUWIMG ACQUITTAL
1947 SLAYING
0 IN DEATH
OMAN
GEO WITH SLAYING MOTHER
0 ABOUT GIRL'S OEATH
TAMMY ALDRIDGE
FOR MURDERING 3
TIMONY IN TRIAL
AVIOSON MAN. SISTER
LL GO TO JURY EARLY NEXT WEEK
OR MUROER
ICT IN TEAGUE TRIAL TODAY
ER'S OEATH
ENT
URDER PROBE
CUSEO TROOPER KILLER
WINSTON-SALEM MURDER TRIAL
II TWIN CITY
YING
OF TROUPER
RDER CASE
D TO DEATH FOR SLAYING N.C. TROOPER
HS
M DEATH
ING WON'T FACE OEATH
D SOLDIER
SLAYING
TALUEO FATHER
IF SHOOTING WAS »ERCY KILLING
TING EX-GIRLFRIEND. BEAU
RLANO COUNTY
DEAD NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
MUROER. N.C. i UNSOLVEO CASES
SPECIAL TASK FORCE WORKING TO CRACK UNSOLVEO MURDERS
MORGAN: SBI PROGRAM FOR UNSOLVEO "UROERS VERY SUCCESSFUL
MAJOR, UNSOLVEO CRIMES KEEP OFFICERS BUSY IN 2 COUNTIES
MUROER. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
UNC STUDENT KILLED
STUOENT SHOT TO DEATH AT MOBILE HOME PARK
UNC STUDENT DEATH PROBED
IS CHAPEL HILL SAFE? SOME DON'T THINK SO
TWO BPOTHERS CHARGED IN SLAYING
BROTHERS APPEAR IN COURT ON CHARGES FOR STUDENT'S DEATH
LAWYERS APPOINTED FOR MUROER SUSPECTS
LAWYERS APPOINTEO FOR BROTHERS CHARGED IN UNC STUDENT'S OEATH
ACCUSED KILLER OFF SUICIDE WATCH
PROBABLE CAUSE FOUND AGAINST Z BROTHERS IN SLAYING
FISHER INDICTED IN GIRL'S SLAYING
OEFENOANT SAYS FATAL SHOT AN ACCIOENT
BROWN SAYS SHOOTING WAS AN ACCIDENT
JURY UNABLE TO REACH VEROICT
JURY SELECTION TO BEGIN TODAY IN MUROER TRIAL
JURY SELECTION SLOW IN TRIAL 3 F TWO BROTHERS
JURY POOL RUNS DRY FOR BROTHERS' MURDER TRIAL
MORE JURORS SUMMONED FOR TRIAL
WITNESS SAYS HE RECOGNIZED MAN'S VOICE
SANDERS BROTHERS' MURDER TRIAL OPENS
MURDER TRIAL WITNESS PLACES BROTHERS AT HILLTOP
ATWATFR TESTIFIES SANOERS' C A3 WAS PARKED AT MURDFR SCENE
THREE SHOTS HEARD BY WITNESS; MURDER TRIAL GOES TO JURY
JURY DELIBERATIONS 3EGIN IN SANDERS' CASE
ORANGE JURY FINDS SANDERS BROTHERS GUILTY OF MURDER
CONVICTFD MURDERERS CALLEO 'LIKABLE YOUNG MEN'
2 BROTHERS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES IN MURDFR CASE
2 BROTHERS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES
CHILO KILLED DURING CHASE IN 3RANGE
REIDSVILLE MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING DAUGHTER
SLAYING SUSPECT SOUGHT IN OURHAM, ORANGF COUNTIES
SUSPECT IN HAMMER SLAYING APPARENTLY PHONES THREATS TO FORMER.
MAN WANTED IN HAMMER SLAYING NABBEO IN 1URHAM
SUSPECT IN SLAYING HELO WITHOJT BONO
SPATE OF CRIME TAKING TOLL ON SHERIFF'S MANPOWER
UNDERWOOD FACES MORE CHARGES
MURDER HEARING DELAYED
UNDERWOOD'S HEARING OELAYED
POLICE INVESTIGATE SLAYING IN ORANGE COUNTY
OEPUTIES PROBE ORANGE SLAYING
MAN JAILED IN ORANGE SHOTGUN SHOOTING
DURHAM MAN CHARGED IN SHOTGUN SLAYING
SHUTGUN SLAYING VICTIM IDENTIFIED; SUSPECT ARRESTED
ORANGE COUNTY MAN SHOT TO OEATH
ORANGE COUNTY MAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH
OETECTIVES PROBE SLAYING IN O'ANGE
MOTIONS DENIED FOR man ACCUSES OF SLAYING DAUGHTER, 2
GRAND JURY TO GET HAMMER-DEATH CASE
CRIMESTOPPERS SEEKS CLUES IN HILLSBOROUGH MURDER
ORANGE MAN SHOT TO DEATH
AUTOPSY SET IN FATAL SHOOTING
SUSPECT QUESTIONED IN ORANGE SLAYING
SHERIFF REPORTS LEAD IN MURDER
CAUSE FOR TRAIL FOUND IN SHOOTING
JONES TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER
UNDERWOOO'S LAWYERS SAY OEATH PENALTY IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
UNDERWOOD'S LAWYERS FILE PRETRIAL MOTIONS
STATE RESTS IN ORANGE OEATH CASE
MCLAUGHLIN CONVICTED OF MURDEMNG DAUGHTER, 2
MCLAUGHLIN CAN'T RECALL SLAYING
MAN WHO KILLED DAUGHTER GETS LIFE TFRM
MOTIONS TO BE HEARO IN UN0ERW300 CASE
RESENTENCING IN LIFE TERM ORDERED BY SUPREMF COURT
MURDER CHARGED IN MAN'S DEATH
HEAD KICKS, BLOWS KILLEO ORANGE MAN
MURDER. U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILO ABUSE.
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B
N
K45
PARTNER
H
2
a/05/85
D
P N
K45
s
2
8/05/85
A
P N
K45
H
2
3/06/85
A
P N
K45
H
3
8/06/85
C
N
K45
H
2
a/09/R5
3
1 P N
K45
s
2
3/23/35
A I
N
H
3
3/24/35
C
N
H
1
8/30/85
B
N
S
2
8/30/35
A
N
H
2
B/31/85
C
N
S
2
a/31/35
A
N
H
3
8/31/05
c
N
s
2
9/06/85
A
N
K45
H
2
9/07/85
c
N
K45
S
2
9/07/85
A
N
H
2
9/10/85
c I
N
K45
H
2
9/14/85
c
N
K45
s
2
9/16/85
c
N
H
2
9/31/35
B
N
S
2
9/3D/35
C
N
H
2
11/01/85
B
N
s
2
11/01/05
C "
N
H
3
11/02/85
C
N
S
2
11/02/85
A i
N
H
3
11/09/85
C
N
454
S
2
11/12/85
A {
N
S
2
11/13/35
c
N
A54
H
2
11/19/85
A
N
A54
s
2
11/19/85
A
N
A54
H
2
11/20/15
A 1
N
A54
H
2
12/10/85
A IC
N
H
1
12/11/85
B I'
N
LAO
H
2
12/30/85
B 1
N
J54
S
2
12/31/85
C 1
N
DURHAM
MONTHLY/AN I UAL
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
»«r.E 532
1/16/86
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see also child abuse. n.c.
see also chilo abuse. u.s.
see also children. "urder
see also involuntary mansl augh t<= r
see also manslaughter
see also "ape-t0rtu8e-mur0er crimes
tuinkie killer stirs hatred
roman's body exhumed
hi tech fights crime
han is convicted in danville slaying
nsw york muroer suspect arrested
n.c. "an charge" with slaying in ga.
clarksville policeman is killed
condemned murderer james 3riley to wed
slaying suspect arrested in winston-salem by fbi
u.s. official says neo-nazi oangerous
white supremacist oenieo rqnd. will face rqobfry charge in idaho
three men questioned in n.c. troupers death
officers arrest man charged with killing trooper
man charged with killing trooper is denied »0n0
•ouiet, easy-going" trooper slain
teens convicted of minister's death
muroer suspect, 3 others killed in 3last after chase with polic=
guilford sheriff says bomb that destroyed vehicle may have been intended
agents say suspected killer probably got some weapons on black market
of bleeding hearts
grand jury closes case on lynch muroers
bus driver from n.c. killed [n west virginia
three hitchhikers chargeo in 1eaths of trooper. man
murder charge filed
two men. woman indicted in slaying of s.c. trooper
muroer a la carte (theatrics co. i
weekeno who-oone-it: so-e fol<s paying way into 'murder'
•mystery homicides' becoming popular for weekeno sleuths
murder attempts. durham
attempted murder charge is lodged
attempted muroer charge fileo
police say auto blaze was attempted muroer
muroer attempts. n.c.
apparent muroer attempt against informant probed
attempteo muroer of informant probed
man gets 12-year prison sentence for beating and setting wife afire
oxford shootings incluoe suicide
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3/07/85
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4/02/85
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4/06/35
A
14
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s
7
4/10/85
A
1
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4/12/85
A
9
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H
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4/13/85
A
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H
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4/14/85
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4/27/85
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A
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6/05/35
A
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N
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6/17/85
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H
7
9/01/85
A
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9/13/35
A
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10/03/85
A
7
N
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10/20/85
B
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10/22/85
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6/15/85
A
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9/26/85
0
4
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5
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3/16/85
A
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S
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5/18/35
c
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S 7 1/03/85 A 9
H 2 1/04/85 B 5
H 2 6/06/85 A 19
H 2 12/14/35 C 1
"UROER-FOR-HIRE
AFFIOAVITS SAY
'HIT MAN' KILLFO SOLOIER
H 2 12/21/85 A 10
MURDER-SUICIDE
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. N.C.
SEE ALSO SUICIDES. U.S.
N.C. COUPLE DEAD AFTER APPARENT MURDE°-SU IC I DE
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER'S WIFE WAS STRANGLED
THO COUPLES IN AREA COUNTIES FQu.NO OEAO
DUAL OEATHS IN ORANGE. CHATHAM
INVESTIGATORS SAY SHOOTINGS WERE MURDER. SUICIOE
GREENSBORO MAN KILLS GIRLFRIEND. THEN SELF
POLICE BELIEVE COUPLE'S DEATH MURDER. SUICIOE
3 FOUNO SHOT DEAD; MURDER. SUICIDE EYED
LEE DEATHS RULED HOMICIDES. SUICIOE
SETTLEMENT FAILS IN RICH'S WILL
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY GIVEN ON RICH'S WILL CHANGE
RICH'S DAUGHTER TESTIFIES AT TRIAL
JURY TO BEGIN DELIBERATIONS IN RICH WILL CASE
JURY STUOIES RICH WILL CASE
JURY GIVES RICH PROPERTY TO MOTHER-IN-LAW
MRS. RICH'S MOTHER GETS PROPERTY
2 MEN DIE IN DISPUTE
AUTHORITIES SAY OISMISSEO wOR< ER AND SUPERVISOR KILLED IN SHOOTING
FIRED WORKER KILLS EMPLOYER, TURNS GUN ON SELF
BOOY REMOVED FROM BURNEO WAREHOUSE
EOUIPMENT COMPLICATED SNIPER EFFORT
EXAMINER: ZIGLAR'S WOUND WAS 'ROBABLY SELF-INFLICTED
MAN SHOOTS WOMAN TWICE, KILLS HIMSELF CN CREEOMOOR STREET
TWO ROLESVILLE DEATHS CALLED " UROFR- SUIC I DE
CASWELL COUNTY COUPLE FOUNO DEAD
TROOPER KILLS WIFE, SELF AFTE* SUPPORT HEARING
SHOOTING INJURES ONE, KILLS ANOTHER
WOMAN KILLEO, BOYFRIENO CRITICALLY HURT
WOUNOED MAN REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
DEATH COMPLETES MURDER-SUICIDE
HARRIS DIES AFTER SHOOTINGS
BREAKING POINT COMES FOR BELEAGUERED FARMER
OFFICERS SAY SLAYINGS MUROER AND SUICIDE
MURDOCH CENTER
MURDOCH CENTER RECEIVES 160.000
FINDING A NEW FRIEND MAOE FUNFEST EVEN "ORE SPECIAL
SHE LEARNED THAT MUSIC AND MISSIONS MIX
OPERATION SANTA HELPS BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS AT BUTNER INSTITUTIONS
MUROOCH CENTER. FARM OAY
FARM DAY SLATED SATURDAY AT MJRPOCH CFNTER
ANNUAL FARM OAY IN 3UTNER TODAY
FARM OAY IS NOW A CARNIVAL
MURPHREE CO.
CIVIC CENTER NEWS NOT ALL BAO
FIRMS TO PUSH HOTEL PROJECT: :hAM8ER TOLD SOMF LOCAL INVESTMENT...
CITY, HOLIOAY INN DISCUSS NEW HOTEL
AGREEMENT CLOSE UN DOWNTOWN H3 TEL
FALL-BACK PLAN ON CENTER WISE, EVEN WITH GOOO NEWS
JUNE 4 DEADLINE SET FOR BACKING HOTEL
HOTEL: TO GIVE OR INVEST? WHICH IS BEST APPROACH?
CHAMBFR VOTES TO SPEARHEAD «2 MILLION DRIVE
CITY LOSES CENTER DEVELOPER
POWELL SAYS OOWNTOWN PROJECT 'EMAINS ALIVF
MAYOR SEEKS SHOWDOWN ON CIVIC CENTER PROJECT
FUTURE OF CIVIC CENTER RAISES HARD QUESTIONS
COUNCIL PLANS TO PROCEED WITH CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX
COUNCIL SEEKS TO SAVE CENTER
CIVIC CENTER
BELL, HERON WON'T BACK CENTER PLAN WITHOUT HOTEL
CITY SHOWS DETERMINATION BY BACKING A CIVIC CENTER
TIME FOR SOME PROBING
CIVIC CENTER: SHOULD WE BE SU'PRISEO?
CONVENTION CENTER STILL NEEDED AS 'CARROT'
CITY SHOULD START CENTER
FORUM'S AIM WILL 3E AN ACTIVE OOWNTOWN
CIVIC CENTER FOES MEET
COUNCIL PANEL ASKS LOCAL DRIVE FDR CENTER
PANEL PLANS CAMPAIGN TO FUNO CENTER
DESPITE SETBACKS. HOPE STRONG FOR CIVIC CENTER
H
7
1/02/85
A
I
N
H
7
1/03/85
A
6
N
H
7
1/08/85
A
1
N K45
s
7
1/08/85
A
5
N K45
H
7
1/09/85
B
1
N
H
7
1/09/85
B
5
N
H
7
2/05/85
B
8
N
H
2
2/25/85
B
7
N
H
2
2/26/85
A
6
N
s
2
5/14/85
C
1
N
H
2
5/16/35
A
14
» S92
s
2
5/16/85
c
1
N A47
H
2
5/17/B5
B
5
N S82
s
2
5/17/85
C
1
N A47
H
2
5/18/85
c
1
N S82
s
2
5/13/85
A
3
N A47
s
2
7/05/85
A
1
N
; h
2
7/06/95
A
9
N
s
2
7/06/85
A
2
N
H
2
7/10/85
A
6
N
s
2
7/10/35
C
2
N
H
2
7/11/85
A
9
N
H
2
3/19/85
B
1
N
H
2
9/28/85
A
9
N
H
2
9/30/85
B
I
N
H
2
10/20/85
8
1
N
s
2
1 1/27/85
a
1
N HO 3
H
2
1 1/23/85
B
1
N
s
2
11/28/85
B
1
N
H
2
11/29/35
B
1
N
s
2
11/29/85
c
1
N
H
2
12/13/85
fl
4
E
H
2
12/24/85
C
10
N
H
2
1/29/85
B
6
N
H
2
7/10/85
A
1 P
F J54
H
2
9/06/35
B
1 P
N J54
H
1
12/13/35
B
1 P
N S80
H
1
9/27/35
B
1
N
. H
2
9/29/85
C
1
N
H
2
9/29/85
B
1 P
N S8C1
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7
2/13/35
A
1
N Mb0
NEEDED H
7
3/12/85
A
1 "
N L41
S
7
3/12/85
A
1
N C60
s
7
4/01/85
A
1
N "t,1
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7
4/03/85
A
4
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H
7
4/05/95
A
1 P
N S51
H
2
4/14/85
D
4
E
H
2
4/19/85
B
1
N
H
2
5/15/35
A
1
N S 5 I
s
2
5/15/85
J
1 P
N MfcQ
H
2
5/16/35
A
1 P
N S51
H
2
5/16/85
A
4
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s
2
5/16/85
A
1
N M69
H
2
5/17/85
A
1
N S51
H
2
5/17/95
A
4 T
T R56
s
2
5/17/85
A
1
N J56
s
2
5/17/85
A
4
F
H
2
5/19/55
D
4
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H
2
5/19/85
D
5 P
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H
2
5/19/95
0
5 P
J
H
2
5/19/85
D
5 P
J
s
2
5/22/85
A
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N M69
s
2
5/2?/35
c
1
N *69
H
2
5/23/85
A
1
N S51
s
2
5/23/85
A
1
N M69
s
2
5/29/85
a
2
N 861
MONTHLY/
N N U A L
1/01/85
1 -I 0 E X
12/31/85
REINHART SEES HOPE COB DOWNTOWN 'LIFE'
MAYOR: FIRM ASKED TO BECONSIOER PROJECT
HOTEL PLAN INCLUDES SOME STIC<Y POINTS
MU°PHY PRIZE
SEE ALSO AWARDS
OUKE AWAROING FIRST MUBPHY PRIZE
MUSCLES
CYCLISTS NEEDED FOR MUSCLE STUDY
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
HOPPING TO nE HELD
CHILDREN TO HOP FOR MUSCULAR HYSTROPHY MONEY
HOP-A-THON VISI TOR
BED RACE SATURDAY
MOA POSTER TEEN
POSTER TEEN
WHY ARE THESE GUYS RUNNING WITH A BED?
JOG-A-THON PLANNED
PADDLING TO VICTURY
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION PLANS TELETHON EVENTS
■60 MINUTES' INTERVIEWS OBSCU'E. IMPORTANT HELMS" AIDE
ELLIS: TV EXECUTIVES SET MORAL 'AGENDA'
WORKERS RAISE S10.500
MUSEUMS, N.C. I SEE ALSO NAMES OF MJSEUMSI
SEE ALSO TOBACCO MUSEUM OF N.C.
ARCHITECTS JOIN MARTIN TO OPEY MARITIME MUSEUM
HFALTH EDUCATION MUSEUH PLANS CONSIDERED BY MEDICAL AUXILIARY
DURHAM SHOULD URGE PABK MEDICAL MUSEUM
DURHAM CONNECTION WITH WAKE HEALTH MUSEUM HASN'T BEEN OISCUSSEO
MUSEUMS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATIONAL HISTORY
VIRGINIA MUSEUM DOUBLES SIZE
MUSHROOMS
PEANUT HULLS, TOBACCO WAREHOUSES BEING FYED TO GROW MUSHROOMS
TOAD'S EYE VIEW OF MUSHROOMS
MUSIC
SEE ALSO ACADEMY OF MUSIC IOURHAMI
SEE ALSO BIG BAND SOUNO
SEE ALSO BLUEGRASS MUSIC
SEE ALSO BLUES MUSIC
SEE ALSO CHAMBER MUSIC
SEE ALSO COUNTRY MUSIC
SEE ALSO DURHAM MUSIC TEACHERS
SEE ALSO EASTERN MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO ELECTRONIC MUSIC
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO GOSPEL MUSIC
SEE ALSO JAZZ
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. MUSIC
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF MUSIC
MUSIC HATH CHARM
DUKE MEN'S SINGING GROUP TO PERFORM IN SUNDAY SALON
MUSICOLOGY GRUOP SCHEDULES MEETING
AWARD-WINNING MUSICIANS
HOT SUMMER FOR SUGAR HILL, DOLPHIN
SHOWTIME
MUNCH TO BACH...
HER MUSIC ENRICHES MANY
BACH'S LUNCH AT LIBRARY
MUSIC TEACHERS' MEETING UNOER WAY
TV'S KURALT RECOROS ALBUM ABOUT STATE
OUKE WILL CELEBRATE COMPOSERS' 'IRTHOAYS
■ANCIENT' MUSIC GROUP IN CHAPEL HILL TUESDAY
ORCHESTRA LEAOER SAYS PEOPLE WANT MUSIC THEY 'CAN DANCE TO"
MUSIC LOFT
MUSIC STORE REPORTS 3 GUITARS ARE STOLEN
MUSIC THERAPY
SHE LEARNED THAT MUSIC ANO MISSIONS MIX
MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO CIOMPI QUARTET
SEE ALSO COMPOSERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO FOLK SONGS
SEE ALSO JAZZ
SEE ALSO N.C. SYMPHONY
SEE ALSO ROCK CONCERTS
SFE ALSO ROCK 'N' ROLL
SEE ALSO VIOLINISTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MUSICIANS
MCKENZIE-WARE DUO ON MIDDLE-EAST TOUR
CONCERT BENEFITS ALGIA MAE HIMTON
USA AFRICA: UNITED SUPPORT OF ARTISTS FOR AFRICA
COUPLE'S FOLK MUSIC CAREER TA<ES OFF
MIKE CROSS TO LEAD UNC'S JULY 4TH SHOW
CONCEPT BAND SEEKING MUSICIANS
ELIZABETH COTTEN STILL SINGS, COMPOSES AT 93
MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO ISLAM (GENERAL HEAOINGI
SEE ALSO JIHAO (SHIITE MOSELM FJNOAMENT AL I ST GROUP!
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
HEADLINE PROMOTFS BIAS
STATE MUSEUM HONURING BLACK HISTORY SOUGHT
MUTUAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
GROUND BROKEN FOR ALSTON PARK
MY NEW PARTNER IFILMI
•NEW PARTNER': AMORAL ROMP THAT TRANSLATES WELL
MUTUAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
MUTUAL SETS RECORDS IN SAVINGS, LOANS
SAVINGS ANO LOAN REACHES RECO'D ASSETS
CHARLOTTE SCL OFFERS CREDIT BASEO ON HOME EOUITY
MY FOLKS DON'T WANT ME TO TALK ABOUT SLAVERY ( BOOK I
SEE ALSO SLAVERY
FIRST-PERSON ACCOUNT OF WHAT SLAVERY MEANT TO THOSE WHO LIVED IT
MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESI
UNC PROFESSOR GETS 4270,000 G3ANT
MYERSON/ALLEN
COUNCIL AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH LOT FOR CARWASH
C T
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1/16/86
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11/02/85
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4/26/85
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9/12/85
A
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9/16/85
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11/05/85
A
5
N
S 2 5/18/85 A 2 N
H 2 9/25/85 B 14 N
H 2 10/01/85 A A E
H 2 10/04/85 BAN
H 2 12/13/85 D A P U G68
H I 7/20/85 C 1 N
H 7 7/31/85 B 1 P P M66
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4
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10/20/85
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A
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10/25/85
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H 2 7/n6/85 A
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H 2 6/07/85 D 3
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B S66
H 2 2/01/85 B 8 N
S 2 2/02/85 A 2 o N
H 2 6/09/85 B 11 N
H 2 7/28/85 0 3 U H45
H 2 5/05/55 A 13 N
H 2 3/19/85 B 1 N S51
HONTHLY/AN'JUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
Page 514
1/14/86
S I T
N 6 ELY
P D hate C PG L P PYL
FEDEP.4L FUNDS SOUGHT FOP HOSIERY MILL PROJECT S 2 3/20/95 A 1 N mi,9
COUNCIL TO SEEK J2.2 MILLION "RANT =OR ELDERLY HOUSING PROJECT AT. ..MILL H 2 3/29/85 R 1 N S51
POWELL: MILL PROJECT may SPAR< GROWTH S ? 10/02/R5 A I N m69
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.
SOUTH OF MYRTLE BEACH LIES QUIET PART OF STRAND
A DAY OF FUN AT NORTH MYRTLE TEACH
MYSTERIES
OFFICFRS RECEIVE MYSTERIOUS C«LL
MYSTERY FANS
SEE ALSO mio PINES =ESQPT
WEEKEND WHO-OONE-IT: SOME FOL'. S PAYING WAY INTO 'MUROFR'
•mtSTERY HOMICIDES1 BECOMING POPULAR FOR WEEKENO SLFUTHS
FIRM STILL SEES MERTY CHRISTMAS AHEAD FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
PUZZLE OEVELOP6R PUTS UP tlO.DOO PRIZE FOR SOLUTION
NAACP
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
NAACP CHAIRMAN OIES IN CHARLOTTE AT AGE 69
ALEXANOER SOUGHT 'UTOPIA' FOR ALL
NEW NAACP LEADER
RIGHTS LEAOERS LAUO ALEXANOER
CONVENTION URGED IN ALEXANDER'S HONOR
HIS LEGACY WILL LAST
NAACP, OURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO "OTHER-OF-THE-YEAR, NA>CP
FRAZIER: SCHOOLS MORE SEGREGATED NOW
NAACP OFFICERS INSTALLED
FRAZIER RAPS PSO SETUP, SCHOOL SYSTEMS
ACCUSATIONS WITHOUT EVIDENCE 1ING HOLLOW
NAACP WILL SPONSOR FREEDOM FUND DINNER
NAACP TC HONOR FRAZIER
NAACP HEAO TO BE HONORED AT DINNER
DURHAM NAAC° HONORS LONGTIME PRESIOENT FRAZIER
OURHAM GROUP HONORS FRAZIER, -|£AO OF NAACP
STRONG LEAOER HEAOS NAACP
NAACP, N.C. CHAPTER
STATE'S SINGLE-MEMBER OISTRICTS AT STAKE TOMORROW
NAACP'S LEGAL DEFENSE FUND
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ACTION ON N.C. RED I STR !C T I NG HIT
GOP LEADERS AT OOOS OVER BLAC< LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS
NASCAR
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR PACING
NASCAR RULE MAKERS SHOW LACK TF FAIR PLAY IN SLOWDOWN OF ELLIOTT
NASCAR TEAMS FEASTING EYES ON RISING DOUGH
NATO
SEE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
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HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY SHILOH RESIDENTS
ORIVING N.C. 5A, YOU CAN OIE OF OLD AGE
N.C.5A LANDMARK FELLED
ROAO COMING THROUGH
STATE ZEROES IN ON 'MOST DANGEROUS" ROADS, INTERSECTIONS
JAMMING AT JORDAN... TRAFFIC, THAT IS
OURHAM TO GET 15. A MILLION FO' ROAOS
NC 55
WRECK NEAR APFX CLAIMS ONE LIFE
PIZZA COMPANY OPENS REGIONAL TFFICE NEAR PARK
NOV. RAINS POSTPONE OPENING OF I-AO FROM PARK TO N.C. 55
NC 98
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RIG DRIVER IS CHARGED IN COLLISION
3 CHARGES FILED AGAINST DRIVER OF TP AC TOR-TR A IL ER
CARELESS TRUCK DRIVERS ENOAMGER CHILDREN ON BUSES
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NCNB NATIONAL RANK
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REYNOLDS EYEING NABISCO?
R.J. REYNOLDS, NAPISCO PLAN MERGER OE «L
R.J. REYNOLDS WILL OFFER CASH FOR 5lt OF NARISCO'S '
ANALYSTS: MERGER WILL STRENGTHEN TOBACCO firm
r.j. reynolds/nabisco
Reynolds awaits word on nabis:o bid
reynolds will not lessen tobacco's role
business highlights: north carolina l triangle
r.j. reynolds reports 52,056,710 shares of nabisco 1
nabisco merger vote not in dojbt
nabisco shareholders ok merge' with reynolds
naeferflin acetate
see also drugs
duke studying orug for prostate cancer
prostate cancer stuoy begins
naegele outdoor advertising co.
see also pillboards
business highlights: north caolina
political funds case results in guilty plea
naegele official is fined 13,000
business highlights
nagasaki, japan
see also atomic bombs
see also japan
ofmcnstr ators pray in preparation for 'peace ribbon'
nuclear guilt trips should be temperen
apms talks at an all-time low
editorial hysterics
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INDEX
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SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO COURTESY TITLES
SEE ALSO NICKNAMES
SEE ALSO N.C.. NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO ROAOS. N.C.. NAMES
PLANET NAMES NOT FUR SALE. OFFICIALLY
STICKS AND STONES...
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N.C. TIMBER HARVEST EMOTIONAL ISSUE
NANTAHALA POWER AND LIGHT CO.
FISHERMEN STAND TO GAIN FROM POWER COMPANY'S LOSS
NANTAHALA SHORES PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
CONTROVERSY BREWS OVER NANTAHALA
NAPOLEON'S GROCERY
RECORD BAR GETTING OUT OF FOOD BUSINESS
NAPPA VALLEY. CALIF.
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIANS -FINE TUNING* THEIR WINES
THE NAPRED INTERNATIONAL FOLK ENSEMBLE
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO I
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO ORUG ABUSE. PREVENTION
SEE ALSO ORUG TREATMENT PROGRAM
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS: A DRUG-F5EE EXPERIENCE WHERE SOME FINE "PEACE"
GROUP TREATS DRUG ADDICTION AS DISEASE. NOT WEAKNESS
NASH COUNTY, N.C.
MIGRANT BOSS SHOT TO DEATH
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE TRIP SET
THE NATION (MAGAZINEI
COPYRIGHT LAW PROTECTS YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW, TOO
NATIONAL ABORTION RIGHTS ACTION LEAGUE (NARALI
SEE ALSO ABORTION
ABORTION CLINIC VIOLENCE HANDLED WELL ON SHOW
NATIONAL ACAOEMY OF SCIENCES
UNC OFFICIALS ON COUNCIL
AGENCY URGEO TO RELEASE REPORT ON NUTRITION
RESPONSE EXPECTED IN NUTRITION DISPUTE
NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR OUTSTANDING NEGRO STUOENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE AL S3 NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS I
SIX WIN ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
3 AT MATH SCHOOL MAKE SEMI-FINALS
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
•SPACE JUNKET" BAD IDEA
CONSULTANT BUILDS ROBOT, MODELS FOR NASA IN HIS GARAGE
TWO UNC-CHARLOTTE PROFESSORS 3REAM OF A CITY IN SPACE
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
SEE NAACP
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
SEE ALSO COUNTIES. N.C.
CONFERENCE DRAWS COUNTY OFFICIALS
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
POSTMEN TO HELP FINO LOST CHILDREN
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION, OURHAM CHAPTER
SEE WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
NATIONAL AUOOBON SOCIETY
SEE AUDUBON SOCIETY
NATIONAL BASKETSALL ASSOCIATION
PRO POTENTIAL: NBA'S TOP SCOUT LIKE 4 FROM ACC
LOOK FOR OEACS" GREEN TO TAKE GREEN AND GO
SHINN CHASING PRO FRANCHISE
CELTICS: ONE STEP AHEAD
LA'S SWIFT TURNAROUND LEAVES "EXPERT" CHOKING ON WORDS
CHARLOTTE ON NBA EXPANSION LIST
CHARLOTTE PURSUES NBA
NBA'S BAN PART OF NIKE PLAN TT LAUNCH AIR JORDAN SHOE
CHICAGO TRADES FOR GENE BANKS
CHARLOTTE ENTREPRENEUR SWITCHES FOCUS FROM USFL TO NBA
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, OR AFT
SEE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION OR4FT
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, ROOKIE OF THE YFAR
JORDAN VOTED NBA'S TOP ROOKIE
COMPUTER: JORDAN NBA'S TOP PLAYER
JOROAN NAMED NBA'S ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
SEE ALSO SPORTS, RECRUITING
TISDALE. BENJAMIN CAST LOT WITH NBA
A WEAKER CROP: ACC BASKETBALL TEAMS HOLOING LESS CARDS ...
GREFN TO LEAO ACC DRAFT?
NATIONAL BOYS INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION, BOY'S INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
NATIONAL BROADCASTING CORP.
SEE NBC
NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO CANCER
EXPERIMENTAL ORUG TESTEO AGAINST AIDS
NATIONAL CENTER FOR EOUCATION STATISTICS
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
EDUCATION AGENCIES POLITICIZED
ASSURANCE OF 'APOLIUCALITY'
THE LUDICROUS TEACHER SURVEY
NATIONAL CFNTER FtJP HEALTH STATISTICS LAPOPATORY
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L I N D E A
1/01/85 - 12/31/15
SUBJECTS
PAT.E 516
l/16/»6
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
ASBESTOS CLEANUP TO bEGIN
WORKERS AT HEALTH STATISTICS LAB GET OK TO RETURN TO RTP RUILOING
NATIONAL CHICKEN COOKING CONTEST
CHICKEN COOKING
CHICKEN'S POPULARITY IS CLOSING IN ON THE SACREO COW
NATIONAL CHILO WELFARE LEADERSHIP :ENTER
CMLD WELFARE CENTER RECEIVES TRAINING GRANT
KIRK HEADS COSTER CARE PROJECT
NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER (ASHEVILLE. N.C.I
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO WEATHER, U.S.
RECENT WEATHER might PECUR IN 1.047 YEARS
PSST! CLIMATE CENTER HAS LOTS OP DATA
CLIMATE CFNTER A WELL-KEPT SE'.RET
NATIONAL COLL
SEE ALSO P
THREATEN
FRIDAY B
FRIOAV R
NCAA PAN
FRESHMEN
NCAA PIN
FIRST ST
NCAA WON
UNC AOS
NEW RULE
NCAA'S P
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NCAA TO ACT
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NATIONAL CLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. BASEBALL
TAR HEELS TUNE UP
FLORIDA STATE SERIES To OETER-INE UNC'S FATE
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. BASKETBALL IMENI
PACKER CRITICIZFO FOR 'FOREIGN' COMMENT
AT RANDOM
PACK'S SURGE. EXPERIENCE may "ay off for NCAAS
WHEN IT COMES TO STRENGTH. AC: SCHEDULES HOLD WEIGHT
A GUESSING Game:who GCES WHERE IN NCAAS'
ACC GETS 5' BIG EAST AND BIG 10. 6
PATHWAY TO NCAA'S BLUEGRASS G3LD
DUKE. STATE FOCUS ON NCAA BIOS
NCAA TOURNAMENT FIELD
ACC PROUD OF POST-SEASON PICKS
ALARIE'S INJURY DAMPENS OUKE'S NCAA HOPES
RAIDERS MAY TRY TO SLOW OOwN JNC
UNC LOOKS SACK TO AVOID LOOK AHEAO
WOLFPACK MEETS WOLF PACK BACK IN ALBUQUERQUE
HEELS READY FOR STALL
■PACK DREAM A THING OF THE PAST
UNC'S SMITH NOT LOOKING AHEAD TO IRISH
AVOIDING TIGHT-SNEAKER TIME PACK'S TOP PRIORITY
OUKE'S HOBBLED ALARIE MARKS TIME UNTIL FRIDAY
BLUE RAIDERS MAY RETREAT AGAIVST UNC
DEAN SMITH'S EXPERIENCE IN SPOTLIGHT
3ILAS LABORS IN THE SHAOOW OF 'TRUE' CENTERS
STEWART'S STRATEGY KEY FOR 3LJE RAIDERS
BLUE DEVILS ANTICIPATE FAST PACE
UNC RALLY NETS WIN! HALE INJURED
MCMILLAN'S ANKLE HAS WOLFPACK WORRIED
SLUGGISH MANNING. KANSAS WAKE UP IN TIMF FROM FIRST-HALF NIGHTMARE
CAROLINA RALLIES. FACES NOTRE DAME NEXT
HEELS DOWN WITHOUT halE
ALARIE, JUKE READY Fu° WAVES
•PACK COULD MISS MCMILLAN VS. RENO
BLUE DEVILS USE MOTION OFFENSE TO RIOE THE WAVES
DIGGER. DEAN JOCKEY FOR ROLE OF THE UNDERDOG
PACK AVOIDS FALLING FLAT IN F' ONT OF 5.000 YAWNFRS
COLO-SHOUTING STATE SENDS REND PACKING
DEFENSE HELPS DUKE ROLL OVER HAVES
HENDERSON OVERCOMES SLUMP
B.C. NEXT FOR DEVILS
CHARLES POWERS 'PACK BY RENO
NCAA BASKETBALL FINALS TRIGGERED
DEVILS. EAGLES LOOKING TO PUT CORK
SMITH: 'I HAD TO REDEEM MYSELF"
SHOWDOWN CARRIES A LOT OF WEIGHT BACK HOME
STATE, JTEP IN SEARCH OF CINDERELLA LEGACIES
HEELS LEAVE IRISH GREEN ANO AT HOME
TIGERS' SMITH HANGS ON FOR ALL HE'S WORTH
ABOVE THE CROWD...
THE SAME SLIPPER HAD DIFFERENT FIT
DUKE'S SEASON STOPPED BY BC
THE BREAKS BROKE DEVILS' FORTJNES
FANS' TAUNTS HELP PUT PACK IN POSITIVE STAT? OF MINP
WOLFPACK CONTINUES WESTWARD
LUCK OR SKILL? TAR HEELS TURN THE TRICK
OUKF'S SEASON ENDS IN FRUSTRATION
MINERS CAN'T CONTAIN STATE'S TINY DYNAMO
AU3URN LAUGHS ALONG
SEC TEAMS THE SURPRISE OF NCAA FIELD
•PACK TRYING TO RELIVE •83 DREAM
HEELS LOOKING TO SHOW HEART IN THE HEART OF DIXIE
PACK WON'T TAKE FIRST PUNCH. BUT GETS LAST "LOW
NCAA SUBPLOT: ACC. BIG EAST SHOWOOWNS
NCAA FIK'AL 16
AUBURN TJ GAMBLE ON RUNNING GAME?
NEW 'PACK DREAM TEAM HAS ITS OWN PERSONALITY
SPUD WEBB CATALYST FOR WOLFPACK
MCQUEEN KEY FACTOR
AUBURN'S SMITH STEALS THE SHOW
NCAA SHOULO AOOPTS FLAGRANT FOUL RULE
CRIME ON THE COURT
IF STATE'S GOT AN OUTSIDE CHAVCF, IT'S RENNIE BOLTON
ALABAMA TO PUT PACK'S SHOOT I N". TO THE TEST
SANDERSON'S TIDE ANYTHING BUT 'WIMPISH-
IT'S NOW OR NEVER FOR CARNESECCA
AUBURN: nothing TO LOSE VS. UNC
HEELS ONE WIN AWAY FROM FINAL FOUR
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MUNTHLY/AN^JAL
VILLANOVA SET FOR UNC
WOLFPACK SURVIVES, ADVANCES TO FINAL 6
MULL IN: THE ACE IN THE HOLE
BOLTON FINDS HIS SHOT
TAR HEELS HOLO OFF AUBURN TO MAKE SOUTHEAST FINAL
•CATS PUT COOL TERP5 ON ICE
PACK HITS LATE FOUL SHOTSi TO3 S ALABAMA, 61-55
WOLFPACK PLAYED SURVIVAL GAME TO NEAR PERFECTION.
•CATS HOPE THIRD TIME IS A CHSRH
JACKETS' STINC- BRUSHED OFF 9Y THE HOYAS
HEELS' SMITH BREAKS OUT, STRUTTIN" STUFF
PACK IN WEST, CAN STAKE FINAL 4 CLAIM
SUPERSTITIONS SUIT V JUST FINE
VILLANOVA STOPS TAR HEELS IN SOUTHEAST FINALS, 86-44
REDMEN HAO A.N ANSWER FOR EVER' WOLFPACK PLOY
THE REAL UNC WAS A NO- SHOW
ST. JOHN'S TAKES WEST TITLE F( OM WOLFPACK, 69-60
MULLIN-LED REDMEN TRIP WOLFPACK
WILDCATS EXPOSE HEELS' WEAKNESSES
ACC WILL BE DOMINANT NEXT SEASON
CARNESECCA'S GAMBLE KEY TO VICTORY IN DENVER
•I TAKE IT YOU'VE DECIDED NOT TO WATC" THE FINALS...' ICAPTOONI
STEPPING STONE LEADS SHAFFER TO ELITE PLATEAU
LEXINGTON SHOWS ITS TRUE COLONS
PRACTICE TURNOUT LEAVES FEW E<PTY SEATS
HOYAS POISED TO NOTCH NICHE AM 1 0 THE GREATS
DEFENSE KIND TO 'CATS, TOUGH ON FOUL-PLAGUEO MEMPHIS ST. IN OPENER
GEORGETOWN LEAVES LITTLE TO ANTICIPATE
VILLANOVA'S TASK TOUGHER THAN STATE'S
VILLANOVA DETHRONES GEORGETOWN
VILLANOVA'S VICTORY NO JOKING MATTER
GEORGETOWN'S GAME ANTICS DRAW IRE
BEHAVIOR INEXCUSABLE
KEITH DRUM LOSES 'BET'
WHY THOMPSON IS DISLIKED
DUKE COACH CALLS FOR NCAA TO SIMPLIFY RULES
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOC, BASKETBALL I WOMEN I
TEXAS WOMEN ARE TOP SEED
NINTH-RANKEO PENN STATE DROPS TAR HFEL WOMEN
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, CROSS-COUNTRY
STATE'S TUFFEY TAKES NCAA CROSS COUNTRY TITLE
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, GOLF
ROGERS WINS NCHSAA GOLF
HOUSTON TAKES NCAA GOLF LEAD: UNC FALTERS
TAR HEELS MISS CUT IN NCAAS
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, LACROSSE
TAR HEELS, 3R0WN MEET IN NCAA LACROSSE
UNC WITHSTANDS RALLY BY BROWN, GAINS SEMIFINALS
TAR HEELS HOPING TO SACK ORANSE AT HOME TODAY
TAR HEELS OUSTED IN OT AS 5-G3AL LEAD DISAPPEARS
SYRACUSE DUSTS HEELS IN NCAA LACROSSE SEMIS
NATIONAL CtlLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, PROPOSITION AS
SEE ATHLETES, ACADEMIC STANDARDS
SEE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE PROPOS ITION 48
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SOCCER
DUKE, STATE EARN NCAA SOCCER "IDS
DUKE, N.C. STATE, VIRGINIA FALL IN NCAA SOCCER TOURNAMENT
UNC-G WINS DIV. Ill SOCCER
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SWIMMING
NCAA HONORS UNC ' S WALSH
UNC WOMEN 10TH IN NCAA SWIMMING
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TRACK
REYNOLOS RUNS INTO SUCCESS AWAY FROM TENNIS
OUKE'S REYNOLDS SIXTH IN 10,000 METERS
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON AIR QUALITY
SEE AIR POLLUTION STANDAROS
SEE AIR OUALITY
NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE ALSO JEFFERSON MARKETING C 0? P .
SEE ALSO N.C. CONGRESSIONAL CLU3
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB, AO AGENCY
FEC MUST OPEN RECORDS ON JEFFE
FEC SAYS IT DIDN'T ORAG FEET I
FEC'S SUIT SAYS CLUB AND FIRM
WRENH SAYS FEC ACTEO ARBITRARI
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CLUB, JEFFERSON MARKETING WITH
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CONSULTANT IS SUING HELMS FOR
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HELMS ASKS SUPPORTERS FOR S75
EAST, HUNT OECISIONS AWAITED
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ELLIS: TV EXECUTIVES SET moral
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AGE ANO 'FRESH FACE' CALLED It
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CONGRESSIONAL CLUB CREATES SPA
EAST SAYS HE NO HELMS' CLONE!
EAST MISSES CHANCE TO INFLUENC
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NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
GRANT BEGIN OFFERED TO BUY CBS STOCK
HELMS RETURNS 1100,000 CHECK SROUP SENT TO BUY CBS STOCK
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
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SEE ALS"> N.C. COUNCIL GF CHURCHES
TACKLING TV'S MORAL OECAY
W"Y EXEMPT COUNCIL OF CHURCHES?
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES IN CHRIST 1EFENOED
NATIONAL COUNCIL UF NEGRO «0"EN
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
NEGRO WOMEN'S COUNCIL HONORS 5 7
WOMEN LEADERS HONORED
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF SENIOR CITIZENS. DURHAM CHAPTER
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
HUTTON ORUHS UP SUPPORT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS' BENEFITS
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH
SCHOUL MAGAZINE HELPS PROMOTE STUDENT CREATIVITY
NATIONAL DAIRY PROMOTION ANO RESEARCH BOARD
SEE ALSO milk
UNC RESEARCHERS GET GRANTS
NATIONAL DE3T
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRADE DEFICIT
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUOGET DEFICIT
NO ONE WANTS CUTS. 3UT THEY'RE MANOATORY
PRESIDENT REAGAN FAILS TO ACT ON OWN ADVICE
YOU WENT »688 DEEPER IN DEBT
ON RHETORIC ANO REALITY
GAME FOR CONGRESS TO PLAY
GOVERNMENT SPENDS AND SPENDS
BIG-HEARTED FOOLISHNESS
THE THIRO SECRET SATELLITE ICARTOONI
CONGRESS CONTINUING TO WASTE TAX OOLLARS
JAPAN RECOGNIZES ITS DEBT
"OH. OARN! I FORGOT TO ASK THEM TO HOLD THE m»IL!" 1CARTOONI
CONGRESSIONAL 1985 BAD: 1"86 SHOULO BE WORSE
NATIONAL DIVING ACCIDENT NETWORK
DIVING GROUP HONORS DUKE'S OR. BENNETT
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, U.S.
EOUCATION ASSOCIATION SHOULD SOT BE SO RIGID
NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK ISEE NAMES OF INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SEE AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SFE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
NATIONAL ENOOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
SEE ALSO ARTS. U.S.
ARTS ENOOWMENT BUOGET CUTS COULD AFFECT GROUPS IN N.C.
AN INDULGENT ARTS PATRON
FESTIVAL RECEIVES GRANT
THE STUDY OF STUDIES
FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO RECEIVES HO. 200 GRANT
MORE LANO TO BE BOUGHT FOR PA7K
WHEN ACCREDITATION 3EC0MES A STRAITJACKET
DANCE FESTIVAL RECEIVES GRANT
DANCE FESTIVAL 'WINS' BIG CHALLENGE
OUKE'S LITTLE BIT HAS GONE A LONG WAY
N.C. ARTIST WINS FELLOWSHIP
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
HE WILL BASH ICONS, NOT HEROES
AN INDULGENT ARTS PATRON
OEVOS GETS GRANT
DURHAM ACAOEMY STUDENT GETS GRANT FOR ALGER STUOY
15 TEACHERS GET FELLOWSHIPS FOR OUKE STUDY
TEACHERS GET FELLOWSHIPS
14 TEACHERS TO ATTEND PROGRAM AT OUKE
UNC PROFESSOR DECIPHERING 'CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION'
RADIO PROJECT FOR CHILOREN REZEIVES GRANT
ENDOWMENT GIVES $120,000 FOR TWO TEACHER INSTITUTES
NATIONAL ENERGY PROGRAM
SEE ENERGY PROGRAM ICARTER PROGRAM!
NATIONAL ENQUIRER (NEWSPAPER!
EDEN STUNTMAN SUES TABLOIO FOR tlO MILLION
NATIONAL EYE INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO EYES
KLINTWORTH GETS GRANT
FIRM USES GRANT FOR NEW EYE DEVICE
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN <OWEN
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, U.S.
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S CLUB. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
REPUBLICAN WOMEN OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS
NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE
SEE FLOOD INSURANCE
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
THEY KNOW THAT LONELY FEELING
LINEBACKERS BRAZILE, MOON. PAIR OF STARTING KICKERS GET THE NFL AX
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE ORAFT
HORTON MOST BE PATIENT
HORTON, PERRY EXPECTED TO BE ACC'S FIOST NFL ORAFT CHOICE
NFL UNSURE IF TIGERS* PERRY WILL PULL HIS WEIGHT IN PROS
CHIEFS LAND ETHAN HORTON; BEA=S TAKE PE°RV
HEELS' HORTON HEAOS AREA SELECTIONS
CAMERON BEATS ODDS WITH BEAR OF AN EFFORT
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE
UNC SIGNS OPTION TO BUY OLD I'lOIAN LANO
NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOVERNORS, O.S.
SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE
CAROLINA CHIEFS
N.C. GOVERNOR CRITICIZES COLLEAGUES ABOUT BUOGET
MARTIN SAYS FELLOW GOVERNORS GUILTY OF POLITICAL HYPROCRISY
GOVERNORS CAN'T HAVE DOLES, BALANCED BUDGET
NATIONAL GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE
SEE NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL G'lACO, •l.r.
IRMAN JESSE HELMS TALKS WITH GOVERNORS
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see n.c. national &iiaro
national highway traffic safety a01 1 n i strat ion
see also accioents. auto. u.s.
see also highway safety
see also national transportation safety board
see also safety
see also speed limits
see also transportation
magazine ranks n.c. among top states fqr getting speeding ticket
national hospital week
observe week
national humanities center
see also humanities
see also national enoowment for the humanities
see also n.c. humanities committee
in the spotlight: this wefk's highlights
ouilt show cultivates interest in the garden
humanities center has hanomaoe ouilt exhibit
philosophy lecture set
4 duke profs named fellows at rtp firm
4 nameo humanities fellows
4 duke proffssors receive fellowships
durham teachers in program at rtp
gift provides 3 fellowships in humanities
humanities center aims high, nears goal
national humanities center. grants
humanities center aims high. nears goal
endowment gives two.ooo for two teacher institutes
national institute uf education
see also education
education agencies politicize^
rtp-based council wins education contract
national institute of environmental health sciences iktpi
rodbell named institute's scientific director
industry attacks two stuoies linking chemicals to cancer
u.s. agencies gettpig set for shutoown
federal rtp offices preparing for shutdown
spy dust testing involves age1cy at rtp
test called possible key to tobacco carcinogens
national institute of health
oon't cut medical research
congressman wants health grants restored
central receives si. 3 million federal grant
bondurant joins aovisory council
agency urged to release report on nutrition
unc researchers can't take nh grants for granted
response expecteo in nutrition dispute
controversy prompts reveiw of proceoure on oietary guidelines
grant eases research unit into 25th year
national institute of justice
see also juoges. u.s.
consioep private jails with careful thought
national investors life insurance co.
business highlights
national invitatiunal basketball tournament i post- se ason i
see also big apple nit ipre-season tournament!
clemson. uva, wake accept nit invitations
deacons' green to miss nit opener
wake. virginia hit road for nit openers
simms leads virginia win! wake loses
oeacs lose out
•homers' lead cavs in nit play
ouke reportedly headed for fust pre-season nit
duke to open with lamar in nit
national invitational tournament
see national invitational basketball tournament i post-s ea son i
national junior olympics
see also track
pacers oualify 1 for nationals
striders gain gold at junior olympics
national junior tennis league
see also tennis
tennis offered
national labor relations board
see also strikes. n.c.
see also unions. u.s.
nlrb orders new union vote on cwa
national library week
see also libraries. u.s.
special events planned for national library week
national merit scholars
4 at science school are merit scholars
6 stuoents receive merit scholarships
more merit scholarships given
national merit scholars picked
merit finalists nameo
ourham, chapel hill students win »er i t scholarships
durham firm's merit scholarship winne°s named
mallet! awaroed <>-year scholarship
semifinalists for merit grants announced
merit scholarship semi-finalists nameo
national museum of american art
washington exhibit reveals art dealers' influence
national oceanic and atmospheric administration
see also climate
see also uss monitor
group and agency will work to raise ironclad 'monitor'
unc-wilmington project i of 15 criticized by board
national organization for men
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR THE REFORM OF MARIJUANA LAWS
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA
SEE ALSO MARIJUANA, LEGISLATION
S8I AGENT DISPUTES RANKING OFSTATE 5TH IN MARIJUANA HARVEST
GROUP SAYS 1984 N.C. POT CROP 5TH BIGGEST IN NATION
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN
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NOW CHIEF: WOMEN CANDIDATES NEEDED
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
SEE ALSC PARKS. N.C.
PUBLIC'S HELP SOUGHT FOR PARK.IAV CLEANUP
NATIONAL PLANNING ASSOCIATION
TRIANGLE AREA HAY GAIN 207,000 NEW J38S 3Y 2000
NATIONAL POLITICAL CONGRESS OF BLACK. WOMEN
CHISHOL" MAIN SPEAKER FOR CONFERENCE AT NCCU
NATIONAL PUBLIC RAOIO
SEE ALSO RAOIO
PUBLIC RADIO DISTORTS PICTURE
editors, oo as churchmen do
TO ERR IS TO MISINFORM
NATIONAL RAILWAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
OLD ENGINE DRAWS RAILROAO BUFFS
NATIONAL RE
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
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DURHAM, N.C. HISTORIC DISTRICT
HISTORIC PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF N.C. INC.
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF DURHAM
HISTORIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF N.C. INC.
CHANGE WOULD LIMIT USE OF SMALL TRACTS
SOUGHT FOR ST. JOSEPH'S
CTS IN REGISTER
GTON: RESIDENTIAL AREA IS OESIGNATED HISTORIC DISTRICT
INVILLE LISTED ON NATIONAL REGISTER
0 URGED FOR CHURCH REPAIRS
forming FOR CONVERTING ST. JOSEPH'S
CENTER "AY GET PRESERVATION REVIEW
ENDORSES PLANS TO REVITALIZE NINTH STREET
ILDING NOW 'HISTORIC
OUNCIL SHOULD SUPPORT A'TS COUNCIL
Y MILL IN REGISTER
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GUN CONTROL
SEE ALSO GUNS
SENATE BILL CRIPPLES HANDGUN LEGISLATION
HUMANS DO THE KILLING
HANDGUN OPPONENT MISAIMEO HIS ATTACK
NATIONAL SCIENCE BOARD
UNC. OTHER UNIVERSITIES HIT FOR FUNDING MOVES
UNC-WILMINGTON PROJECT 1 OF 15 CRITICIZED BY BOARD
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO SCIENCE, RESEARCH
BUSINESSES, UNIVERSITIES IN NEW CENTER
PRODUCT INFORMATION IN THE STORE CAN CHANGE SOME BUYING HABITS
PROFESSOR: NCCU GRANT WILL HELP DRAW STUDENTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR PLANS I TP OFFICE
NATIONAL SOCIALIST PARTY OF N.C
SEE NAZI PARTY, N.C.
NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENE'ALI
SEE ALSO U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
PRIVATE SUPPORT BEST
NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL PICKS UP LOCAL SUPPORT. COMPETITION
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIR-ENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
WALKER TO HEAD SPORTS FESTIVAL
FESTIVALS TO GIVE TOURISM MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR BOOST
BUOD TAKES MILE RACE AMID POLITICAL PROTESTS
CALLOWAY, MANNING LEAD BASKETBALL WIN AT SPORTS FESTIVAL
1987 FESTIVAL MOVING AHEAD WITH PLANNING
UNC COACH WINS WRESTLING GOLD MEDAL
1987 FESTIVAL LEAOERS REVIEW BATON ROUGE
USOF COULD JUST BE A START
MEDAL WINNER EX-UNC COACH
DUKE ANXIOUS TO BOUNCE BACK FROM SOCCER'S 'ONE-YEAR-HIATUS'
BATON ROUGE LOSES ON SPORTS FESTIVAL
1-40 SECTION may BE PAVED BY I 987
SPORTS FESTIVAL SUPPORT SOUGHT
FESTIVAL 'AHEAD OF SCHEDULE'
PLANNING, COORDINATION KEY TO GOOD SPORTS EVENT
NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL CO. (FORMERLY PROCTOR CHEMICAL CO. I
EXPLOSION, FIRE INJURE TWO AT SALISBURY CHEMICAL PLANT
NATIONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
MARTIN may PROPOSE TESTS FOR TEACHERS
NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHEMICALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO TOXICOLOGY
INDUSTRY ATTACKS TWO STUOIES LINKING CHEMICALS TO CANCER
CONFERENCE ON TOXICS BRINGS OLLS FOR MORE OF SAME
NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD
SFE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
INVESTIGATOR: DEFICIENCIES HU* T RESCUE
BUS CRASH INVESTIGATION TO TA<E SEVERAL MONTHS
REPORT DELAY PUZZLING
SAFETY BOARD SPLITS BLAME FOR 1983 PLANE COLLISION
NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
GROUP AND AGENCY WILL WORK TO RAISE IPGNCLAD 'MONITOR'
MAIN STREET APPLICATION REJECTED
DURHAM LOSES BID FOR PROGRAM
NATIONAL VIETNAM VETERANS REVIEW
SEE ALSO VIETNA- VETERANS
N.C VIETNAM VET PLANS NEWS S=RVICE FOR VETERANS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, WEATHER FORECASTS
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SEE ALSO SLOSH ISFA. LAKE C OVE3LAN0 SURGE FROM HURRICANES)
SEE ALSO HEATHER. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER, N.C.
SEE ALSO HEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO HEATHER FORECASTERS
SIRENS HILL SCREAM OUT FOR TOR NAOO- ALERT TEST
SLOSH, SPLASH, MEOW PROVIOE HJRRICANE DATA
TALK OF HEATHER EVEN COMES UP IN HUROER TRIAL
WEATHER LITIGATION
HEATHER SERVICE OFFICE SCHEOULES OPEN HOUSE
FORECASTERS SAY THANKS
HHEN THE NOR'EASTERS BLOW, GALE WILL eE HATCHING
HEATHERXAN: THINK WINTER, FORSET OATES
FORMULA MAY IMPROVE SNOH FORECASTS
NATIONAL WELOERS SUPPLY CO.. INC.
CORRECTION
NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR GAMES
SEE ALSO ATHLETES, HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO
SEE ALSO HHEELCHAIRS
HHEELCHAIR OLYMPICS WILL BE IN CHAPEL HILL
UNC TO HOST 1986 NATIONAL HHEELCHAIR GAMES
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO N.C. WILDLIFE FE0ERATI3N
SEE ALSO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
ORGANIZATION THREATENS SUIT F3R LEAD SHOT BAN TO PROTFCT BALD EAGLES
NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM
NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM BUS SCHEOULE SET
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO.
POLICE SAY MAN USEO AX TO SMASH COMPUTER
4 OURHAM RESIDENTS FACE CHARGES FOR AUTO CLAIMS
NATIVITY SCENE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PAGEANTS
TINSEL AT THE STABLE
BURLINGTON NATIVITY SET
IN LIVING COLOR
CEDAR GROVE CHURCH PLANS LIVING NATIVITY SCENE
MANGER SCENE
LIVING CHRISTMAS SCENE
NATURAL GAS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, EXPLOSIONS
SEE ALSO N.C. NATURAL GAS CORP.
FIRM AWARDED «720.000 IN LAWSJIT
NATURAL GAS. RATES
SEE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
NATURAL GAS PRICE CUT ORDERED
BILLS FOR NATURAL GAS TO BE L3HER IN APRIL
GAS FIRM ASKS HIKE OF 11.5-
PUBLIC STAFF SAYS GAS FIRM HANTS TOO MUCH
PIEDMONT GAS SAYS CUSTOMERS HILL PAY LESS
NATURAL GAS LEAKS
SEE GAS LEAK
NATURAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO COAL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY INVENTORY OF NATURAL ANO CULTURAL RESOURCES
SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
COUNTY PANEL OUTLINES OUALITY OF LIFE INVENTORY
OURHAM COUNTY TREASURES LISTED
NATURALISTS
CARRBORO DEPARTMENT PLANS HOR< SHOPS ON NATURE
NATURE
NATURE SERIES OPENS AT HEST POINT
NAVAL ACAOEMY
COBLE SEEKS APPLICATIONS TO ACAOEMIES
SOUTHERN SENIOR TO ATTEND NAVAL ACADEMY
TOP GRAD IS A TAR HEEL
NAVAL ACADEMY HILL TRY TAR HEFL ON THEFT COUNT
MIDSHIPMAN FACING CHARGES IS "ISSING
MIDSHIPMAN STILL MISSING; COU> T-MART I AL IS POSTPONED
NAVAL ACAOEMY BROADENS SEARCH FOR MIDSHIPMAN
MISSING MIOSHIPMAN ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA
MIDSHIPMAN AWAITS ESCORT BACK TO FACE COURT-MARTIAL
MIOSHIPMAN'S THEFT CHARGES EN5 ROMANCE
N.C. MIOSHIPMAN'S TRIAL BEGINS TODAY
MIOSHIPMAN FROM N.C. IS CONVICTEO OF SHOPLIFTING, GETS PRISON SENTENCE
NAVAL ACAOEMY SPORTS, FOOTBALL
NAVY QUARTERBACK ADDING TO FAMILY'S FOOTBALL 'HERITAGE'
BYRNE ONLY ASKS FOR TIME
UNC LOOKING FOR FAST START AGAINST NAVY
NAVY TO TEST CRUM'S 'NEW' HEELS
TAR HEELS OOOGE NAVY SCARE, SURFACE AS WINNERS
MCCALLUM'S 2ND CHANCE AT HEISMAN BEAT THE ODDS
POSITION CHANGES KEY UNC DEFENSE
TAR HEELS PASS FIRST TEST — BARELY
RARE CALL HELPED UNC SINK NAVY
NAZI PARTY
SEE ALSO NEO-NAZIS
SEE ALSO THE ORDER
GERMAN WOMAN TELLS STUDENTS A»OUT GROWING UP UNDER NAZIS
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IS RECALLED
KLANSMAN SAYS POLICE WERE EXPECTEO
GRAVE VISIT PARALLELS REAGAN LATIN POLICY
VETERAN OPPOSES NAZI GRAVE VISIT
UNWARRANTED GOSSIP
REAGAN VICTIM OF GOOD INTENTIONS, BAO ADVICE
HE SLEPT THROUGH WORLD WAR II, BUT...
•NOT FOR JEWS ALONE-
LOVE THOSE TEAPOT TEMPESTS
REAGAN'S PLAN AN INSULT
AN INTENTIONAL PUN
REAGAN'S RECONCILIATION
NAZIS PERSECUTED MANY
REAGAN ACTING PROPERLY
THE UNHONOREO OEAD
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12/31/05
U.S. SHOULO RENFW HUMAN RIGHTS STAVO
AGENT SAYS He COULD GIVE NAZIS 'OPPORTUNITY-
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
JUOGE TO DROP SOME DEFENDANTS
CLOSING ARGUMENTS OEGIN IN KLAN-NAZI SUIT
CLOSING ARGUMENTS BEING PRESEMTEO IN LAWSUIT AGAINST KLANSMEN, NAZIS
JURY AWAROS 1355,100 TO WIDOW IN KLAN SUIT
EDITORIAL WAS OFF BEAM
FORMER HITLER YOUTH LEADEP RECALLS HOHENT HE KNOW FUHRER WAS WRONG
NAZI PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO THE ORDER
111. 000 CONTRIBUTED TO REIM°UC'SE LAWYERS
LAWYER SAYS TRIAL SHOULD BE M1VE0
GREENSBORO LAWYERS DPPOSE MOVING TRIAL
JUOGE SETS EXTRA SECURITY FOR TRIAL OF t49 MILLION SUIT
KLAN-NAZI CASE GOING TO COURT FOR THIHO TIME
JURY SELECTION IS UNOER WAY IN 548 mil|_!QN KLAN-NAZI SUIT
PLAHTIFFS OUTRAGED OVER OFCISION 1LLGWING KLAN, NAZI COUNTERSUITS
JUDGE SAYS KLAN-NAZI SUIT JURY SELECTION TOO SLOW
PAID INFORMANT INFILTRATED CWP AFTER SHOOTINGS
MORE POTENTIAL JURORS CHOSEN TO HFAR 143 MILLION LAWSUIT
SHOOTOUT SUITS MAY BE SEPARATEO
CHANGE PF VENUE STILL SOUGHT FOR KLAN CASE
BLACK LEADERS UPSET OVER JUOGE -S DECISION ON KLAN-NAZI COUNTERSUITS
BLACK LEAOE'S UPSET OVER KLAN SUIT RULING
MORE POTENTIAL JURORS FOR SUIT CHOSEN
MORE AODED TO JURY PANEL FOR KLAN-NAZI SUIT
43 POTENTIAL JURORS PICKED TO HEAR SUIT
PLAINTIFFS ASK JUDGE TO MOVE SUIT TRIAL
MOTION TO MOVE KLAN-NAZI SUIT DENIED
SIX-MEMBER JURY CHOSEN IN KLAN SUIT
LAWYERS PRESENT ARGUMENTS AS <LAN-NAZI SUIT OPENS
JURORS WATCH TAPE OF CONFRONTATION
HAN TESTIFIES FELLOW KLANSMAN WANTED TO -FIGHT' COMMUNIST DEMONSTRATORS
TRIAL WILL BE MAJOR TEST
TESTIMONEY CONTINUES IN KLAN-*IAZI LAWSUIT
GREENSBORO SHOOTINGS SUIT FUELS DEBATE ON INFORMANTS
WIDOW FELT 'HELPLESS' AT SHOOTOUT
COURT UPHOLDS BOMB CONSPIRACY CONVICTIONS
WIDOW TESTIFIES AT KLAN TRIAL
FIRE DELAYS TESTIMONY IN KLAN-NAZI SUIT
EX-INFORMANT SAYS POLICE FEARED HIS TESTIMONY IN KLANSMEN TRIAL
CITY 0EN1ES OFFICER'S TESTIMONY
CWP LEADER TELLS OF CHINA GROVE CONFRONTATION PLAN
GREENSBORO POLICEMAN SAYS LEADER OF CWP. PARAOE ROUTE WORRIED HIM
KOHL SHOULO ACKNOWLEDGE FIRST HOLOCAUST
OFFICER TESTIFIES KLANSMEN, NAZIS WEREN'T EXPECTED AT 1973 RALLY
ANTI-KLAN OEMONSTRATOR TESTIFIES CONFRONTATION 9J0K • EXAGGERATED ■
FORMER NAZI SAYS AGENT ENCOURAGED HIM TO CARRY GUN
EX-GRAND DRAGON SAYS HE WARNED AGENTS
SUPERVISOR SAYS AGENT TOLD TO STAY AWAY FROM RALLIES
PLAINTIFFS REST THEIR CASE IN 114 MILLION CIVIL LAWSUIT
JUDGE ORDERS PLAINTIFFS TO PAY COSTS OF 15 DROPPED DEFENDANTS
CWP MEMBER SAID GROUP NEEDEO 'MARTYR-
IN ANTI-KLAN RALLY CASE: DEFENSE LAWYERS READY TO REST CASE
SICK JUROR POSTPONES KLAN ANO NAZI LAWSUIT
JURY BEGINS CONSIDERING S48 MILLION SUIT
KLAN SUIT JURY CAN'T DECIDE
KLAN JURY BACKS 1 DEATH CLAIM
WIFE OF ANTI-KLAN DEMONS TRATO>. GLAD VERDICT REACHEO PLACING BLAME
OAWSON REGRETS LEADING CARAVA'I OF KLANSMEN
LET THE WOUNDS HEAL AND THE STAINS FADE
TRIAL: DURHAM LAWYER PASSES T-iE TEST
FUNO LAWYERS URGE SHOOTOUT LITIGATION END
$351,500 AWARD MAOE IN GREENSBORO CASE
NEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
NFAL PLANS OPEN HOUSE
NEAL NAMES HONOR ROLL STUOENTS
AND THE WINNERS ARE...
NEAL JUNIOR HIGH ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL
SCHOOL BOARO DELAYS ACTION ON ABSENTEEISM
NEAL CHEERLEADERS PLACE 2ND AT CAMP
NEAL PLANS FRUIT SALE
NEAL JUNIOR HIGH LISTS HONOR STUOENTS
NEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
NEAL BOYS' BASKETBALL
NEAR MISSES
SEE AIRPLANES,
"NEAR MISSES"
NEARLY NEW SHOPPE
SEE ALSO THRIFT SHOPS
THRIFT SHOP CHIC
NEARSIGHTEDNESS
SEE ALSO EYES
SEE ALSO RADIL KERATOTOMY
OPERATION AIOS VISION
HOSPITALS PERFORM EYE OPERATION FOR NEAPSIGHTED
NEBRASKA
OF BLEEDING HEARTS
NEGRO ENSEMBLE CO.
NEGRO ENSEMBLE COMPANY IN 'CEREMONIES' REVIVAL
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMFNT funds
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MCCRACKEN PLACE TOWNHO'ES
OLO NORTH DURHAM PROJECT WINDS DOWN
'DREAMERS- RESTORE BUILDING
OURHAM PLAN REVITALIZES NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING
INCOME LIMITS FOR TOWNHOMES EYED
NORTH CENTRAL OURHAM GETS REHAB FUNDS
DOWSE RESIGNS FROM HOUSING GROUP
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY WATCH PROGPAI
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
BURGLARIES SPUR CRIME WATCH PLAN FOR MQREHEAD HILL
NIGHT OUT
CITIZENS CAN FIGHT CRIME
COMMUNITY WATCH 'A LIFESAVER' TO GORMAN RESIDENT
TRINITY PARK GROUP TELLS ABOUT CRIME
NEIGHBORHOODS
SEE ALSO INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
SEE ALSO WATTS HOSPI TAL-HILLAND1LE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
NIGHT OUT
MOVING: TERROR OF MAKING A NEW NEST
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIOE GROWS
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6
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S 2
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H 2
3/01/35 A
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3/12/85 B
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3/13/35 C
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H 2
3/17/85 A
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H 2
3/18/85 A
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3/18/55 A
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H 2
3/19/85 B
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H 2
3/20/35 B
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1/01/85 -
INDEX
DEAR ANON: NO ONE IS A • THROW- AWAY •
CANDIDATES: BALANCE NE IGHBORHOOOS i GROWTH
NEIGHBORHOOD ISSUES LOOM LARGr: CANDIDATES OISCUSS TOP PRIORITY
INTER-NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL ELECTS ITS FIRST SET OF OFFICERS
H6ARTWARHING NEIGHBORHOOD PRACTICES
NEIMAN-MARCUS
DIAMONDS ARE FOR LATER
A GIFT SUGGESTION. ..SPEND
A YEAR AT OUKF UNIVERSITY ICAPTOONI
NELLO L. TE6R CO.
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
HOPES STILL LINGERING FOR BLACKNALL HOUSE
OURHAM FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR 1-40 PAVING
NIGHT AND DAY, NOISY 1-40 WOR< DISSECTS ORANGE COUNTY
COUNCIL APPROVES 1-40 DIRT-FILL PLANT
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE AT C ARRRORO ASPHALT FIRM
DURHAM MAN INJURED IN PLANT FIRE
OURHAM MAN DIES OF BURN INJURIES
TEER CO. HIRES FIRM TO PROBE FATAL FIRE
OUARRY ZONING QUESTIONED
STATE OFFICIAL: ASPHALT PLANT MET ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS
TEER CO. FINEO IN FATAL FIRE CASE
TEER FIRM FACES SAFETY VIOLATION FINE
FIGHT BREWS OVER OUARRY PLAN
NELLO L. TEER ENGINEERING LIBRARY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
NEW TEER LIBRARY TO BE DEDICATED IN HONOR OF DEAN
NEMATOOE
SEE ALSO INSECTS. PESTS
ON MOUNT MITCHELL: BUGS MAY BE EVERGREEN KILLERS
NEO-NAZIS
SEE ALSO NAZI PARTY
U.S. OFFICIAL SAYS NEO-NAZI OANGEROUS
NEON SIGNS
NEO NFON: COOL LIGHT'S HOT AGAIN
NEPOTISM
MARTIN WARNS AGAINST NEPOTISM; OFFICIAL'S SON RESIGNS STATE JOB
MARTIN ASKS OFFICIALS TO LIST RELATIVES IN GOVERNMENT
MARTIN SETS ANTI-NEPOTISM RUL? ; PRE-JULY 26 HIRFES SAFE
MERIT YES, NEPOTISM NO
GOVERNOR IS ENCOUNTERING PUBLIC RELATIONS PROBLEMS
NEPTUNE'S OYSTER BAR
RESTAURANT SOLD TO HOTEL AFFILIATES
NETHERLANDS
SEE ALSO ROTTERDAM PHILHARMONIC
TRYING TO HEAL RAGING CHURCH
OURHAM EXCHANGE STUDENT FINDS AMERICAN CHRISTMAS AMAZING
NETWORK PRODUCTS
NETWORK PROOUCTS SOLO TO MO. COMPANY
NEUSE RIVER
SEE ALSO FALLS LAKE
STATE URGED TO PAY FOR NEUSE STUOY
TREATMENT PLANTS APPARENTLY LOSE PHOSPHORUS CASE
2 DURHAM SEWAGE PLANTS TOLD TO REMOVE PHOSPHORUS
NEVADA
IT WAS THE MOST TERRIFYING SIGHT HE HAD EVER SEEN
NEW BERN. N.C.
NEW BERN TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
WEOOING CARRIAGE
TWO CHILDREN AND GRANDMOTHER 3 IE IN NEW BERN FIRE
NEW BERN POLICE SAY SHOTS FIREO BY MAN OURING 15-HOUR STANDOFF
MARTIN TO OPEN STATE OFFICE IN NEW BERN
NEW BERN RIVERBOAT PLANNED
PADDLE WHEELER MAY PLY TRENT ANO NEUSE RIVERS
NEW DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., FESTIVALS
NEW OANCE, NEW GIFT OF ART SE=N
JONES EMERGES IN 'FREEDOM OF INFORMATION'
TRISHA BROWN SHOWS NEW WORK AT NEW DANCE FESTIVAL
BROWN ON BROWN: MAKING DANCES
OANCE EXCITEMENT STILL THERE IN • POST-MOOERN' VEIN
NEW DEAL STRING BANO
8LUEGRASS SWEET AT NEW DEAL STRING BANO REUNION
NEW DURHAM PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, IMAGE
FIRM TO PUSH NEW DURHAM EFFORT
MORTGAGE RATE OUTLOOK PROMISING FOR SUMMER
NEGATIVE FIRST IMPRESSIONS DON'T TELL OF DURHAM'S GREAT POTENTIAL
TAKE SECONO LOOK AT A GRANO OURHAM
KEEP OUR IDEALISM
NO ANTI-DURHAM FEFLING PUTS RALEIGH ON NOTICE
OURHAM FACES OISPUTE WITH STYLE ANO OIGNITY
FILM CREW SHOOTING 'NEW DURHAM' MOVIE
ROLL THE FILM
NEW FEDERALISM
SEE FEDERALISM
NEW FORTIS CORPORATION
TREYBURN HEARING CONTINUES
PANEL CLEARS ALSTON AVENUE BUSINESS PARK
NEW GRASS PEVIVAL
NEW GRASS PLAYS COUNTRY TWANG WITH JAZZ CHOPS
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, N.C.
BRIGHT LIGHTS ARE NEAR NEW HANOVER BEACHES
BEACHES OPPOSE CITY-COUNTY MERGER
CITY-COUNTY MERGER' NOTHING NEW
NEW HANOVER COUNTY PRISON UNIT
INMATES FOUND HE COULDN'T OUTSWIM LAW
NEW HANOVER COUNTY SCHOOLS
RACIAL SLUR IN YEARBOOK PROMPTS FIGHTS NEAR NEW HANOVFR SCHOOL
ADVISER SAYS HE DID NOT SEE RACIAL SLUR IN YEARBOOK PHOTO
NEW HOPE AUOUBON SOCIETY
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"NFw HORIZONS" FAIR HOUSING PROGRAM
SEE 4LS0 AUDUBON SOCIETY
SEE ALSO BIRDWATCHERS
HATER HILL RE TOPIC
SEE THE BIRDS ON FREE HIKE
AUDUBON OFFICIAL CALLS BOAT B> N TO PROTECT FAGLES UNNFCESSARY
EAGLE PROTECTION ON PANEL'S AGENOA
NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
PRIVATE SCHOOLS OPEN NEW YEAR
NEW HOPE CREEK
WATER WILL BE TOPIC
NEW HORIZONS PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSIONi
SEE FAIR HOUSING ACT
NEW JERSEY NETS
ROLLIE PLAYS NETS AN OLD SONG
NEW PERFORMING DANCE CO.
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE CENTER OF DURHAM
COUNTY ARTS GROUPS AWARDED 122.100
DURHAM GROUPS RECEIVE ARTS GRANTS
NEW PERFORMING DANCES MARCH 3,9
OANCERS FLASH ACROSS STAGE. DEMONSTRATE MODERN OANCE
OURHAM'S ON THE MOVE WITH NEW PERFORMING
NEW PERFORMING OANCES IN NEW DIRECTIONS - AGAIN
ANTHING GOES IN MODERN DANCE
NEW RIGHT
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
PANELISTS WARN OF NEED TO COUVTER MARCH OF NEW RIGHT
NEW RIVER MARINE STATION
HELICOPTER FORCED TO LANO
MARINE KILLED IN HUNTING ACCIOENT
NEW YEAR'S DAY
SEE ALSO CHINESE NEW YEAR
DURHAM'S FIRST BABY OF '85 BORN AT DUKE
NEW YEAR MARKS RENEWAL OF HOPE. PASSAGE OF TIME
NC'S FIRST 1985 BABY ARRIVES AT 12:44 A.M.
WILSON BOY IS STATE'S FIRST BABY OF "85
MANY OFFICES CLOSING FOR HOLITAYS
WHENCE THE REVELRY?
SOME WORKERS GET NEW YEAR'S OFF
AS USUAL. NEW YEAR BEGINS WITH A DAY OFF
NEW YEAR'S EVE
POLICE SAY OWI ARRESTS DOWN FOR HOLIOAY
POLICE ACROSS N.C. REPORT DW I ARRESTS DOWN
TIMES SQUARE: WHAT YOU DON'T SEE ON TV
NEW YEAR'S EVE EVENTS
WHENCE THE REVELRY?
GROUPS TRY TO KEEP REVELERS OFF HIGHWAY
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS
RESOLUTIONS FOCUS ON DIETING. EXERCISE
INSIDE
NEW YORK
NEW YORKERS CONSIDER MOVING SOUTH
NEW YORK RULING CHEERED
SUBSIDIZING GOTHAM'S GRANOEUR
NEW YORK AIR
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
AIRLINE CHANGING RDU FLIGHTS
NEW YORK AIR TO EMO FLIGHT SERVICE TO ROU
ROU SEEKS NEW MAJOR AIRLINE
NEW YORK CITY
NEW YORK'S HOUNDED GUNMAN GAI-1EO JUSTICE
N.Y. SUBWAY VIGILANTE TO BE PITIEO. NOT PRAISED
MAKE THIS FIRST LAST
NEW YORKERS LOOKING AT SOUTHERN LIFESTYLE
CARTEP ROLLS UP HIS SLEEVES
ABIO-HEADED BUREAUCRACY
BIG APPLE IMPRESSIONS
EOUCATION--THE PRIORITY
STUDY: STATE DOING LITTLE TO PROTECT FUTURE SOURCES OF DRINKING WATER
NFW YORK EDITORIAL 'EXTREMELY HALF-BAKED'
N.C. RANKS HIGH IN INCOME TAX RATES
LOCAL THINKING OIVIDEO
NEW YORK METS
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
STAUB RECALLS HIS DAYS IN DAP
BAD HOP COULD HAUNT METS
NEW YORK STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
TOBACCO INOUSTRY PREYS ON MINORITIES. YOUTH - JOURNAL
DOCTOR: TOBACCO INVOLVEMENT REASON TO BAN RACING ON TV
NEW YOPK TIMES INEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
TIME FOR RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS AND SNOW-FILLED LOTS
HIS NAME HAS HAL BORLAND
MUSICIAN HONORED
EOUCATIONAL BARGAIN
NEW YORK YANKEES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
EX-BULL BRIAN FISHER HOPING NJMBERS AD
OUSTING YANKEE CLASS
RITES OF SPRING
YOGI TOO NICE?
HE LIVES DREAM IN BATTING PRACTICE
HIGH-PRICED YANKS
NEW ZEALAND
TIME TO RETHINK FOREIGN AID
UP IN HIS FAVOR
NEWARK. NEW JERSEY
KLAN HAS RIGHTS
NEWFOUNDLAND
5 FROM N.C. ON LIST OF VICTIMS
MOURNING TO FILL HOLIDAYS OF M.C. VICTIMS' RELATIVES
7 TAR HEELS WERE ABOARD CHAPTER
GANDER VICTIM JOINED ARMY TO = I NO WORK
THE FLAGS ARE FLYING. BUT BUCK WON'T B£ HOME TO SEE THEM
...TO SERVE IN AMERICA'S ARMED FORCES... (CARTOONI
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H
2
2/10/85
B
3
N
H
H
2
2
12/14/85
12/20/85
A
A
11
1*
N
N
S
s
H
S
H
H
S
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/01/85
1/01/85
1/02/85
1/02/85
12/21/P5
12/28/85
12/30/85
12/31/°5
A
A
A
C
B
A
c
A
1
4
3
11
3
4
1
7
N
E
N
N
N
E
N
N
J56
s
H
H
S
M
s
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/02/95
1/03/35
1/09/85
12/26/85
12/28/85
12/31/85
C
A
A
0
A
c
11
I!
4
4
4
7
N
N
U
P N
E
N
420
s
s
2
2
1/01/85
12/23/85
A
A
1
3
F
U
J56
T30
s
H
H
2
2
2
7/01/35
8/19/85
12/01/35
B
A
0
5
4
4
N
E
E
s
s
s
1
2
2
1/08/85
2/19/85
2/20/85
c
A
A
1
1
1
N
N
N
C60
C60
M
s
H
H
H
H
s
H
H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1/03/85
1/08/85
6/23/85
6/23/85
7/31/95
9/12/85
9/24/35
10/24/95
10/28/95
12/17/85
12/19/95
12/23/95
A
A
D
C
A
A
D
A
A
A
A
A
4
4
4
16
4
4
2
4
11
4
4
4
E
E
E
N
E
E
U
E
N
L
L
L
P52
U80
s
s
2
2
9/20/85
9/21/85
0
A
3
10
P IJ
u
952
P52
H
H
2
2
8/12/95
8/12/85
B
B
I
2
N
N
H
H
H
s
2
2
2
2
3/26/85
3/26/85
10/12/85
11/20/85
A
A
A
A
4
4
6
4
J
L
P P
E
G33
H
H
H
s
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
4/04/H5
5/01/35
5/01/85
5/02/85
5/09/95
9/23/85
D
A
A
P
D
A
1
4
4
I
1
4
P u
E
T T
u
P N
E
M7 1
R56
018
M71
H 2 2/16/85 A 4 E
H ? 9/18/85 A 4 E
2
12/13/85
A
1
N
>
12/14/85
A
5
N
/
12/14/85
A
17
N
?
12/15/85
B
3
N
1
12/19/85
C
3
N
2
12/21/95
A
4 T
T
MONTHLY/A
N N U » L
t/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
Pf.t 545
1/16/86
SEE RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER INEWSPAPERI
NEWS COVERAGE
SEE ALSO WHITE HOUSE NEWS SERVI:E
REPORTING IS AN ART
PRESS SILENT ABOUT C. AMERICA
TERRORISM BY U.S.
NEWS LEAKS
CENTERS OF ATTENTION
NEWS MEOIA
SEE ALSO ACCURACY IN MEDIA INC. IAIMI
HELMS SAYS MEOIA THREAT TO FREEDOM
HELMS WOULD STIFLE FREEDOM
SELF-OEFEATING ARGUMENT
PRO/CON: HELMS IS WRONG
IT WASN'T NEWS AT ALL
DON'T ABET TERRORISTS
NEWS STORIES. 191".. DURHAM
CITY'S L6AOERS LOOK TO FUTURE
JANUARY INSIGHT
NEWS STORIES. 198*. U.S.
A MEANINGLESS LIST
NEWS STORIES. 1935. DURHAM
MEMORABLE ENTERTAINMENT HIGHLIGHTS OF 1085: ANOTHER YEAR NOTED
COUNTY MANAGER REVIEWS 1ST YEAR
DURHAM'S GROWTH IN 1985 IS OESCRIBEO AS 'SPECTACULAR'
NEWS STORIES. 1985. N.C.
IT WAS A WILD ANO WOOLLY YEAR, ON ANO OFF THE FIELD
A LOOK BACK AT RICH ART YEAR
TEXTILES RATED TOP STORY OF YEAR
NEWS STORIES. 1985. U.S.
"EVERY TIME I TRY TO WRITE THE
'YEAR IN REVIEW'
(CARTOONI
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
00 ADVERTISERS DECEIVE?
NEWSPAPER ART
SEE ALSO ART
PAPER PAINTER: AODING COLOR TT THE NEWS
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN, CARRIER OF THE YEAR
KNIFE USED TO ROB NEWSPAPER CARRIER
CARRIER SELECTEO
CARRIER HONORED
CARRIER RECOGNIZEO
WAITING. HUSTLING
WINS RECOGNITION
30 OURHAM SUN CARRIERS WIN TRIP
WINNING CARRIER
TOP CARR I EK
INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER CARRIER OAY
SUN CARRIER SHUNS IDLE RETIREMENT
TOP CARR I ER
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE INSERTED IN NEWSPAPERS
TOP CARRIER
NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM HERALD CO.
TEACHERS. TAKE NEWSPAPERS BAC< TO SCHOOL
NIE WORKSHOPS
TEACHERS. TAKE NOTE (ADI
NEWSPAPER RACKS
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH NEWSPAPER THEFT
NEWSPAPERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY REPUBLICAN INEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO OURHAM MORNING HERALD
SEE ALSO OURHAM SUN INEWSPAPERI
IN 1884, GOP HAD PAPER IN DURHAM
NEWSPAPERS. INTERNATIONAL
LUNCH WITH JUOGE RARE TREAT FDR JAPANESE COURT REPO'TFR
NEWSPAPERS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
SEE ALSO DAILY RECORD I DUNN. N.C. NEWSPAPER!
SEE ALSO HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE INEWSPAPERI
SEE ALSO JOURNALISM
SEE ALSO THE KIMESVILLE TAR HEEL (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS WOMEN
SEE ALSO REPORTERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, NEWSPAPERS
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS
SEE ALSO WILMINGTON STAR-NEWS nEWSPAPERI
NEWSPAPER WILL CLOSE
WINSTON-SALEM NEWSPAPER TO CEASE PUBLICATION MARCH 29
ACC ASKS NEWSPAPERS TO DROP ODDS
THE PUBLIC HAS THE POWER TO HEAL SPORT'S WOUNDS
AGAINST ALL OODS
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY
MEDDLESOME LEGISLATORS TARGET N.C. PUBLISHERS
SEN. JORDAN'S KNOWLEOGE OF NEWSPAPERING MINIMAL
THE UNSIGNEO GEMS
SENATE OKS BILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
THESE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS HAVE EXCLUSIVE RFAOERSHIP
MARY LLOYD HEAD HOLL I NGSWORTH, ROMANCE NOVELIST, EX-PUBLISHER
MEDIA COVERAGE IN UNC COED'S 1EATH CRITICIZED
INSIDE
STORMY NEWS LASHED COAST
RARE 1840 ISSUE OF FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER REVEALS N.C. ANTEBELLUM
MUSICIAN HONORED
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL ANSWERED IN PAPER
IT'S '30' FOR 'CHARLOTTE NEWS'
THE CHARLOTTE NEWS PRINTS FINAL EDITION
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMAS AHEAD FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
ELLIS: CONSERVATIVES FORCEO T3 RELY ON ADS
•SWEETNESS OF LIFE' SHOWS IN COLLECTION OF COLUMNS
NEWSPAPERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCURACY IN MEOIA INC. (AIMI
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO FEDERALIST PAPERS
SEE ALSO JOURNALISTIC ETHICS
SEE ALSO KNIGHT-RIDOER NEWSPAPERS INC.
SEE ALSO NEW YORK TIMES INEWSPAPERI
S
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C PC.
3/04/85
6/05/85
7/02/85
H 2 4/27/85 0 1
3/02/85
3/07/85
3/11/85
3/12/85
4/03/85
4/03/85
S 2 1/02/85 C 1 N M69
H 2 1/06/85 D 5 T J
H 2 1/06/85 A
S 2 12/26/85 0 I P N 871
S 2 12/27/85 A 1 P N H03
H 2 12/29/85 D 10 N L41
2
2
2
12/25/85
12/27/85
12/30/85
B
0
B
4
3
1 <•
2
12/29/«5
0
4
2
8/16/85
A
4
2
8/24/85
C
1
H 2 1/27/85 B
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?
2/16/85
A
7
P
p
K30
s
7
3/15/85
A
9
P
p
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s
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5/18/85
A
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P
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1 17
H
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5/22/85
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1
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p
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s
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6/21/85
A
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P
p
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6/25/85
A
3
N
s
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7/19/85
A
8
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5
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8/24/85
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14
P
P
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9/2t/85
A
5
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A
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9/21/85
A
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N
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10/24/85
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12/06/85
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A
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5/16/85
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3
A
H
2
12/16/85
A
14
N
H 2 3/10/85 B 1
H 2 11/30/85 C 1 P N S82
H
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2/27/85
B
3
N
s
?
2/27/85
r.
10
N
s
?
4/17/85
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3
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4/23/B5
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4/23/85
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5/18/85
A
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N
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5/22/85
A
4
V
H
7
5/27/85
A
4
V
H
?
5/28/85
A
4
F
H
7
5/31/85
A
H
N
H
1
7/18/85
H
1
N
H
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8/11/85
H
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0
S
7
9/12/85
A
4
1
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9/14/85
A
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10/02/85
A
4
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7
10/03/85
A
1 4
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10/12/85
A
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H
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10/15/85
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7
N
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10/18/85
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11/02/85
D
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11/21/85
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12/03/85
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12/22/85
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J/31/8
SUBJECT
PAGE S46
1/16/86
S I T
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C PG L o BYL
SEE ALSO PULITZER PRIZE
SEE ALSO REPORTERS. U.S.
SEE 4LS0 TIMES-MIRROR COMPANY
SEE ALSO HALL STREET JOURNAL (N5WSPAPERI
VETERAN NEWSPAPERMAN MARK ETH'IOGE JR. PIES
HMO IS BEST INFORMED?
NO REPUTATION TO DEFAME
NAB VIEWS: WHO READS NEWSPAPERS. ANYWAY
IS PRESS CREDIBLE? WE'RE SURE TRYING
THESE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS HAVE EXCLUSIVE RFADERSHIP
GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT RESTRAIN NEWS
THE PEOPLE NEEO FREE "EOIA
PRESS SHOULD BE GOOD C IT I Z EN— NEWSPAPER CHIEF
SPEAKER: PRESS SHOULD HELP SOLVE PROBLEMS
COVERT ACTION (CARTOONI
HARRtLL WILL JUOGE ARMY NEWSPAPERS
MEDIA'S TASK IS NEWS. NOT PPOP AGANOA
"EVERY TIME I TRY TO WRITE THE 'YEAR IN REVIEW'. .." (CARTOON)
NEWSPAPERS. U.S.. EDITORIALS
WERE THEY EDITORIALS?
TIME FOR RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS AND SNOW-FILLED LOTS
HIS NAME WAS HAL BORLAND
NEWSPAPERS. U.S.. HEAOLINES
INSIOF
the next step... (durham sun colum-i i
see also american dance festival
the next step: nikolais speaks about oance. free seminar offeren
earthy 'garden,' dreams appear
the next step
Niagara therapy corporation
stanley getting plant
nicaragua
see also contras
see also sandinistas
why our acts of war?
nicaraguan health care improves
these american wumen should k1
don't escalate slaughter pf mo
founding fathers demeaneo
reform campaign financing
nicaraguans want survival
congress shoulo help freeoom =
u.s. should help contras in ni
helms fears freedom fighters 3
duke stuoents to vote tomorrow
oppose aio to contras
congress should prevent aio f"l
difference in treatment
duke vote: boycott out, 'penth
nicaragua funds unjustified
oemonstrators urge opposition
valentine not yet sure about 4
u.s. aid to contras could inte
reagan to redcoated contra: 'i
lunch is lively with him
note the oemonstrators
group wants contras aio halted
a pathetic peace plan
banana republic (cartooni
nicaragua: conscience. straigh
double-entry bookkeeping i cart
action against nicaragua a mis
protesters plan to sell coffee
coffee sale protests nicaragua
news item: reagan puts embargo
inconsistent foreign policy
make foreign traoe freer
falsehooos on nicaragua
founding fathers were not k i dm
nicaraguan contras
at rep. cobey's office: 15 sit
cobey office normal after demo
"i just voted for non-hilitary
valentine vote 'baffling'
valentine vote against contra
creoifmlity suffers
terror ism by u.s.
•terrorists we sponsor'
valentine is hawkish
trespass counts dropped
reagan confuses. distorts
protesters win trespassing cas
are we gooo neighbors?
valentine made a mistake
activists said held by contras
peace activist group in nicara
parents say peace activists ma
peace mission clarifieo
cartoon was scurrilous
witnesses seem motivateo by na
they peported the facts
first-century cartoon
no interest in afghanistan
19,000 s week off
another sokt of apartheid
making charity a farce
when charitable giving becomes
sandinistas seek to help miski
native americans' rights i gno<
witness for peace in nicaragua
peace groups endanger selves
snubbing thf court
reagan oouble-minoeo on orugs,
"it's a defense measure..." (c
matters for clarification... (
why can't we understand?
nicknames
see also names
let ourham diet. too
know your ourham quiz (cartoon!
facts back nicknames
nicknames confusing
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H 7
3/07/95
A
1
P 0
H 2
3/20/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/23/95
A
4
E
H 2
5/09/85
A
10
A
H 2
5/19/85
D
5
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R66
H 1
7/l»/«5
B
1
N
H 2
8/02/95
A
5
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H 2
8/03/6S
A
4
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H 2
10/10/85
B
1
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S 2
10/11/85
C
1
N
HO 9
H 2
11/09/85
A
4
T T
C50
S 2
11/11/85
C
1
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H 2
12/10/85
A
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L
H 2
12/29/85
0
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H 2
8/21/65
A
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H 2
8/24/85
A
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8/26/85
A
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3/16/85
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6/13/85
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6/20/95
0
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6/27/85
0
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H 2
12/21/85
A
10
N
H 2
1/23/85
A
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L
S 2
1/29/85
c
1
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H 2
1/31/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/04/85
A
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L
H 2
3/11/85
A
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L
H 2
3/11/85
a
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H 2
3/13/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/23/85
A
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H 2
3/29/85
A
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L
H 2
4/01/85
A
12
N
S 2
4/01/85
c
1
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L38
H 2
4/03/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/04/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/04/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/04/95
A
19
N
H 2
4/11/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/17/85
B
1
N
W36
S 2
4/17/85
C
1
N
L39
H 2
4/18/85
A
4
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H 2
4/18/85
A
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T T
R56
H 2
4/19/85
A
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R66
H 2
4/19/85
A
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4/20/95
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H 2
4/25/95
A
4
L
H 2
4/28/95
0
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T T
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4/29/85
A
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H 2
5/03/85
A
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5/07/85
A
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H 2
5/07/85
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5/08/85
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5/09/85
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5/11/85
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5/13/85
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5/14/85
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5/23/85
A
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H 2
6/12/85
A
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T T
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6/13/85
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K45
S 2
6/13/85
C
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H 2
6/17/85
A
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H 2
6/17/85
A
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6/21/85
A
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6/27/85
A
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7/02/85
a
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H 2
7/03/85
A
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H 2
7/09/85
A
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S 2
7/11/85
C
1
N
K45
H 2
7/12/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/12/85
B
1
N
K45
H 2
7/25/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/05/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/08/65
A
I
M N
H 2
8/09/85
A
I
N
H 7
8/09/95
A
16
N
H 2
9/16/95
A
4
L
H 2
3/20/65
A
4
L
H 2
8/21/85
A
4
L
H 2
9/21/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/21/85
A
4
L
H 2
9/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/27/65
A
4
L
H 2
9/04/85
A
4
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H 2
9/05/35
A
4
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H 2
9/09/85
a
4
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H 2
9/12/85
A
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H 2
9/12/65
A
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L
H 2
9/15/85
A
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T T
C50
H 2
9/15/85
A
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H 2
10/1S/B5
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H 2
10/22/85
A
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H 2
10/27/85
D
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H 2
11/16/85
A
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C50
H 2
1 1/26/85
A
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H 2
1/31/85
A
4
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H 2
2/05/85
A
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2/05/85
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7/05/95
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NICOLA! COMPANY
HO MILLION PLANT SET FOR LEXINGTON
NICOTINE
DUKE OOCTORS EXPLAIN FACELIFT COMPLICATIONS
NICOTINE STUDY REPORTS SMOKERS EAT LESS, THINK BETTER AFTER
NIKE SHOE CO.
H 2 12/01/85 0 14
S 2 5/10/85 C 5 N
H 2 12/04/85 A 11 N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85 -
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
5 U n J 6 C r S
N'A'S BAN PART OF NIKE PLAN 70 LAUNCH AIR JORDAN SHOE
NIKOLAIS DANCE THEATER
NIKOLAIS TROUPE KICKS OFF THE 51ST AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
AHEPICAN DANCE FESTIVAL BEGINS
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NIKOLAIS' DANCES PROOUCE GIGGLES, ANO CHILLS
NIMODIPINE
PATIENTS SOUGHT FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE RESEARCH
DATE
6/14/85
5/09/15
6/06/85
6/11/15
6/13/15
6/14/85
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1930'S
MUSEUM PLANS FREE 'OECO DAY'
1940'S
FABULOUS F0R7IES GALA BENEFI7S HOSPICE
1984 (ORWELL'S BOOK AND FILM!
ORWELL: I SHOULD HAVE CALLED 17 "1985"..
NIN7H S7.
NIN7H STREET P0S7 OFFICE MAY EXPANO
97H S7REE7 BANK BUILDING BECOMING ICE CREAM SHOP
GROCERY S70RE PLANS MOVE
NEW S70RES GOING UP ON NIN7H S7.
PANEL ENDORSES PLANS 70 REVI7ALIZE NIN7H S7REET
NINTH STREET RENEWAL PLAN APPROVED
INCENTIVE IS THE HEART OF NINIH STREE7 PLANS
NIN7H S7REE7 'S7RIP' IS A PLEASANT CHANGE OF SCENE
WINDOWS SHA77ERE0
97H S7REE7 FI7NESS FIRM OPENS
PANEL OKS S100.000 PLAN FOR 97H S7REE7
COUNCIL DECLINES 70 ENDORSE RAIL-SALE PLAN
NIN7H S7REE7 REN0VA7I0N PLAN DRAWING ENERGE7IC E»J7ERPRISE
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE GROWS
NINTH S7. RENAISSANCE
CLEARING 7HE RECORO
NIN7H S7REE7 BAKERY
NIN7H S7REE7 'STRIP'
IS A PLEASAN7 CHANGE OF SCENE
NIN7H S7. P0S7 OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM P0S7 OFFICE
NIN7H STREET POST OFFICE MAY EXPAND
NIPPON TELEGRAPH I 7FLEPH0NE Cn.
N0R7HERN 7ELEC0M, JAPANESE FI3M SIGN AGREEMEN7
N0R7HERN 7ELEC0M GE7S 7-YEAR CON7RAC7
DEAL MAY SPUR N0R7HERN 7EL HMING
NISSAN M070R CO.
CAR DEALERSHIP ADDITION COST 70 EXCEED tl MILLION
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
SEE ALSO AWARDS
IU7U'S AC7I0N BEFI73 NO»EL PEACE PRIZE
7HE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE RSCIPIEN7S A POOR CHOICE
NOBEL RECIPIENT COMMENDED
PHYSICIANS GROUP OESERVEO NOBEL PRIZE
DOCTORS SEEK PREVENTION
BISHOP TUTU TO SPEAK AT DUKE
1985 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
UNWORTHY NOREL WINNER
OON'T 0U6STI0N MOTIVES
NOBEL PRIZES (GENERAL HEADING!
SEE ALSO RIGHT LIVELIHOOD AWARDS
NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS TO SPEAK AT UNC
PITTSBORO GROUP CLAIMS AWARO
NOEL DUNIVAN7 AND ASS0CIA7ES
MORE FIRMS 7EST WORKERS FOR DRUG USE
NOISE POLLUTION
SEE ALSO POLLUTION
SEE ALSO SILENCE
NIGHT ANO DAY, NOISY 1-40 WOR< DISSFCTS ORANGE COUNTY
OURHAM'S NOISE LAW TO GET TEST TOMORROW
JUOGE DECLARES NOISE ORDINANCE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
DURHAM STORE MANAGER WINS NOISE CASE
NOISE LAW LOSES BATTLE, BUT N3 T THE WHOLE WAR
WOMAN CITES LOSS OF SLEEP FRO* TRUCK NOISE ON 1-85
ENFORCE CITY 7RUCK LAW
RESIDEN7S COMPLAIN OF CLUB'S 'IOISE, 7RASH
PERSON BOARD WILL AC7 ON LAKE NOISE RULES
NOISES OFF IPLAYI
NOEL HARRISON 70 PERFORM WI7H 70URING 7P0UPE AT UNC
NOLAND CO.
RIGHT-TO-KNOH LAW COVERS MORE FIRMS
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA
AN OLD SOLDIER'S SHRINE: MACAJTHUR MEMORABILIA DISPLAYED IN. ..NORFOLK
NORFOLK ANO WESTERN RAILWAY CO.
TRUCK ORIVER RAMMED BY TRAIN ESCAPES INJURY
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SELL CONRAIl; SAVE TAX COLLARS
RAILROADS WILL GET 2 7*4 TAX REDUCTION
COMMISSIONERS ASKED TO BACK RAILWAY SALE
BOARD OKS ROAO IMPROVEMENTS
DURHAM STUDIES "AIL SALF
COUNCIL DECLINES TO ENOORSE RAIL-SALE PLAN
BELL FAVORS LATERALS PLAN; BETHESOA ASSESSMENTS OK • D
OLD RAILWAY STEAM ENGINE PROVIDES NOSTALGIC EXCURSION FOR ENTHUSIASTS
MAN JUMPS FROM CAR BEFORE TRAIN STRIKES
NORFOLK STATE UNIV.
NORFOLK RIPS EAGLES
NORGE VILLAGE ILAUNDRQMATI
2 ARMED MEN ROB LAUNDROMAT
2 TEENS SUSPEC7ED IN ARMED ROBBERY
OURHAM CRIMES70PPERS
NORLINA, N.C.
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12/31/95
SUBJECTS
PAGE 54a
1/16/16
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY F OR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
NORMA RAE (FILM!
REAL "NORMA RAE'
JOBLESS. STILL BATTLING
NORMAN BLOCK REALTORS
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
MEDIAN IMCOME RISES TO S30.000 OUR I NG '83
NORTH AND SOUTH AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT IMEN'SI
SEE ALSO GOLF
LOVETT WINS AGAIN
NICKL'US II TAKES TWO. ONE OF 4
JACK II LOOKING TO CLAI- FAMILY'S 2ND N-S TRO°HY
NICKLAUS II HAKES IT NICKLAUS TWICE IN NOPTH-SOUTM
NICKLAUS II TOPS MCKNIGHT FOR N-S TITLE
FOR NICKLAUS, JACK II'S SUCCESS AS GOOD AS ANY WIN
NORTH ANNA NUCLEAR PLANT [RICHMOND, VIRGINIA)
SEE ALS3 NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
NUCLEAR PLANT WORKER FIRED F05 FALLING ASLEEP
NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
SHARING THE COSTS
.C. ADMIMIS
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO R
SEE ALSO S
ROyalL'S
WATKINS
SEPARATI
DANGER:
HEARING
SENATE P
MARTIN T
BILL TO
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SENATE
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LEGISLAT
LEGISLAT
LEGISLAT
LAWSUIT
TRATIVE RULE
•C. GENERAL
EGULATORY A
EPAPATION Oc
BILL RENEWS
FILES BILL T
ON OF POWERS
REGULATION W
OFFICFR URGE
ANEL OKS 3IL
HREATENS LAW
STRIP MARTIN
SSES PILL ON
OUSE CONFRON
PPROVES BILL
JECTS MOOIFt
URE WINDS DO
ULES EXTENSI
URE ENACTS C
ORS GO HOME:
IVE BRANCHES
MAY SETTLE A
N.C.. AIRPLANES
SEE N.C.. STATE AIRPLANES
N.C. BOARDS ANO COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
STUDY SAYS STATE BOSROS GROW -LIKE KUDZU.' DO LITTLE
NAMES OF STATE BOARDS ENTIRELY FILL GLASS ON OFFICE DOORS ICARTOONI
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYS-TEM
MARTIN APPOINTS 4 TO ETHICS BOARD
PETITION ASKS REMOVAL OF LAWMAKERS
GOVERNOR APOLOGIZES FOR HAVING REPUBLICAN INTRODUCE BOARDS °ILL
BILL WOULD SET REQUIREMENTS FDR RAOIATION TECHNOLOGISTS
LEGISLATORS AND GOVERNOR'S OFFICE TO OECIOE WHICH BOARDS WILL GO
ALAMANCE MAN JOINS AGRICULTURE BOARD
SEPARATION OF POWERS OPINION TO BE SOUGHT
AGREEMENT NEAR ON A30LISHING OBSOLETE BOARDS
PANEL EYES AUTHORTIY EROSION
ATTEMPTS TO ABOLISH BOARDS FALTER
GOOOFELLOW NAMEO FOR COMMISSION
DURHAM REPRESENTATIVES GET PANEL APPJINTHENTS
N.C.. BONO ISSUES
SEE ALSO WATER BONO ISSUE
BONO REFERENDUM URGED FOR PAR<S
J50 MILLION BONO REFERENDUM FOR PARKS EYED
BONO ISSUE MAY RE ONLY HOPE FDR PARK FUNDING
TIDE. WENDY'S AOS SAID COS T- EF F I C I E"T
S25 MILLION BEING SOUGHT FOR 'ARK LANO
N.C. VOTERS CHOOSING MORE THAN mjyORS TUESDAY
N.C.. BOND RATING
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C. MUNICIPAL BONO INDEX
AUDIT SHOWS N.C. IN 'GOOO SHA'E' FINANCIALLY
N.C. BONOS
SEE ALSO PURLINGTON. N.C. BONOS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, BONOS
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONIS
SEE ALSO INITIATIVE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO N.C MUNICIPAL BONO INDEX
SEE ALSO REFERENOA
N.C BONO RATES SLIP
N.C BONO INOEX DROPS TO 9. At YIELD IN may
N.C. MUNICIPAL »ONO INDEX
TAX-FREE BONO RATES RISE FOR THIRD MONTH
N.C. BOOKS
SEE BOOKS, N.C
N.C. BUOGET
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO REVEN
SEE ALSO STATE
SEE ALSO USER
IIS MILLION
2 RTP FIRMS
N.C. BUOGET
MARTIN HAS E
MARTIN SWEAR
SKIMMING STA
MARTIN OEFEN
JORDAN DECRI
MARTIN SAYS
LEGISLATURE
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LEGISLATURE
N.C. CONGRES
ROYALL: N.C
MARTIN REJEC
MARTIN, LEGI
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YEES, HIRING FREEZE
GET COMMISSION
MBLY, BUOGET
RS OFFICE
UNOS, N.C
ATE SCHOOLS
PLUS SPFNT
S «15 MILLION 'SHUFFLE' ITEMS
DEMOCRATS' WEAPONRY
MEMBERS
DEAS IN 'TOWN "FETING'
ONEY FUR REQUESTED STERILIZATIONS
IMBURSE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ON TAX CUTS
N'S BUDGET II LATF FESR'JARY
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE
VE SCHOOLS AND SPEND CAREFULLY
N.C. SFRVICES
MARTIN
BUOGET CHANGES
FOR MARTIN TAX CUT PLANS
OR BUDGET BY FEB. 28; JORDAN CRITICIZES DELAY
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COMPTROLLER OFFICE IN N.C. SUPPORTED
N.C, COMPUTERS
SFE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. COMPUTERS
COMPUTER WAR READY TO ERUPT
THORNBURG TO SEEK COMPUTER FUVIDS
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT SEFKS EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION
HOUSE APPROVES CHANGING LAW A=OUT CAS HEAOLIGHTS
STATE INSURANCE CHIEF SEEKS MORE COMPUTERS
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER REPORTS ON NEW TIME-SAVING COMPUTERS
N.C. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE C01PUTERIZES TAX PROCESSING
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE TO BE OCMPUTERIZED
N.C. COUNTIES
SEE COUNTIES.
N.C.
N.C DEBT COLLECTION
SEE ALSO BAD DEBTS
SEE ALSO DEBTS
SEE ALSO N.C, REVENUES
EMPLOYEES IN DEBT Tf] STATE MAY HAVE PAYCHECK DOCKED
HEALTH PANEL OKS SILL FOR SCREENING OF NEWUORNS
DOCKING PAY GOOO IDEA
N.C. ECONOMY
SEE ECONOMY, N.C.
N.C. ESCHEAT FUNO
SEE ALSO N.C, BUOGET
BLACK LEGISLATORS SEND MESSAGE OF EOUALITY TO UNC'S GOVERNORS
TREASURER: BE CAREFUL ABOUT BUYING INFORMATION
N.C, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, N.C
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRAOE
SEE ALSO N.C, FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C, FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO TARIFFS
SEE ALSr TEXTILE INDUSTRY. IMPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
WACHOVIA OFFERING EXPORT SERVICF
EXPER': N.C EXPORT MARKET SHOULD EXPAND EFFORTS
JORDAN LAUOS RESEARCH AT TROXLER DEDICATION
MARTIN TO VISIT JAPAN
OECLINE OF DOLLAR HEARTENS EXPORTS
TRADE DELEGATION GOING TO JAP5N
TRADE MISSION TO JAPAN MAY BEAR FRUIT IN LONG RUN
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS CONCERNED 3 N ATTITUDE TOWARD PROTECTIONISM
INVESTMENTS IN N.C. ARE PROMISED BY JAPANESE
STATE'S FARM EXPORTS TAKE NOSfOIVE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
JAPAN'S TRADE BARRIERS BLASTED BY REP. BROYHILL
N.C. FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C. FILM MAKING
SEE ALSO FILM INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C OFFICE OF MOTION P
SEE ALSO STILLWATER FILMS
DURHAM CONSIUERFU FOR MOVIES
TAR HEELS SPOTTED IN 'STARMAN'
LASH LARUE GOING SCI-FI ONCE A
MADE IN N.C.
DUKE COMPUTER SPECIALIST PLAYS
CONE MILLS' ENO PLANT EYED FCP
OUENSBY MAKING MOVIE ABOUT RUT
FILM STUOIOS TO BE BUILT AT RE
EVIDENCE GROWS SPIELBERG MAKIN
CASTING CALL FINOS HUNOREOS 0r
LOOKING TO MAKE FILMS IN N.C
SPIELBERG MAY MAKE MOVIE IN N.
MOTION PICTURE PROOUCER MAY M]
SPIELBERG MOVIE BOON TO N.C. C
FILMMAKERS FINDING N.C. FINE P
N.C. OFFERS VARIETY TO FILM IN
FILM TO BE MADE IN ALLEGHANY C
3 MOVIES SCHEDULED FOR TRIANGL
TAR HEELS AUDITIONING FOR F I LI
BRITISH PROOUCER TO MAKE MOVIF
NORTH CAROLINA EARNS 'HOLLYW03
TAR HEELS SAY THEY WILL KEEP 1
ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR FILMING
OURHAM ACTRESS LANDS ROLE IN •
EREELAND'S CARS ROLL AGAIN
LAND BOUGHT IN CASWELL FOR MOV
EARL OWENSBY NEGOTIATING TO BJ
STATE'S MOVIE INDUSTRY ROLLING
FILMMAKERS POUR MILLIONS INTO
TAR HEELS SEE THEMSELVES IN P'
MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY SHINES
ICTURE OEVELOPMFNT
GAIN IN 'ALIEN OUTLAW-
SATO IN OWENSBY MOVIE
FILMMAKING POTENTIAL
HERFORO SHERIFF
IDSVILLE
G MOVIE IN STATE
ROLE SEEKERS
OIRECTOR PANS STATE FOR BACKERS
C
VE HIS BASE TO ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
OUNTIES
LACE FOR movies
DUSTRY
OUNTY
E FILMING
BY SPIELBERG
IN ROBESON COUNTY
D EAST- TAG
EMOPIES FRUM BEING IN Mnv I E
OF MOVIE
COLOR PURPLE'
IE OPFRATION
Y NUCLEAR PLANT SITE
N.C. ECONOMY
EVIEW OF SPIELBERG MOVIF
BRIGHTLY IN N.C
N.C. FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRACE ZONES
ECONOMIC GROWTH TO SLOW. DIVERSIFY IN THE CAROLINAS
CHINA TRADE VITAL FOR N.C
customs curs won't ruin trade zone, officials say
TALKING, HARD BARGAINING MAY BE KEYS TO PREVENTING TRAOE WAR
N.C JAPAN CENTER PROMOTES TRAOE. UNDERSTANDING
SOUTHEAST U.S. GOVERNORS IN J« PA>I WOOING INVESTMENTS
SOUTHEASTERN GOVERNORS MEET JAPANESE "INISTER
N.C. FURNITURE INOUSTRY WANTS TRADE BILL TO STEM IMPORT TIDF
STATE OFFICIAL IS CONFIDENT EXPORTS TO RISE
14* OF GOOOS BOUGHT BY STATE ARE FOREIGN
N.C. FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
CHINESES CHECK OUT DURHAM TRA^E ZONE
EXPANSION PLANS SLOW CONSTRUCTION OF HOTEL
STATE SHOULD CHALLENGE CUSTOMS INSPECTInN CUT
FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE OFFICIAL EXPECTS BUSINESS AS USUAL
TRADING TALK
TRIANGLE TRAOE ZONE TO WEATHE' CUTS
CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE CUT AT CUSTOMS OFFICE
GROUP OEFENOS PORT OF DURHAM
COG PANELS TO PROMOTE PORT
TRAOE ZONE TOASTS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
ZONE'S DIRECTOR EXPLAINS SERVICE AS TEMPORARY HAVEN FROM DUTY, TAX
N.C. FOREIGN VISITORS
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SUBJECTS
PACfc 551
1/16/86
french diplomat to atteno bal. honoring general from n. c.
n.c. governors
sfe also governors. u.s.
see also governor's mansion
see also gubernatorial campaigns
see also gubernatorial succession
see also n.c.. lieutenant governors
see also n.c. constitution
count jim hunt years as good for tar hecls
hunt leaves fine record! martin capable uf same
republican takes tar heel reins
martin calls for unity: schools. economy are top priorities
new governor faces busy day a^ter hosting '"pen house'
hunt, martin possess similar sjals. u»t different priorities
governor gets first month's pay - j6.66l.b9
governors" legend has 3 favoritf variations
shaky lcgic suppurts succession law repeal
martin's veto pitch surprises legislators
public comment to be sought on succession
house approves changing law a°.out car headlights
morgan says sfcurity for governor excessive
forget it, phineas, if a jim's your foe
dill woulo let n.c. voters decide on veto
republicans think veto issue will help party
governor's plan to boost education was as ambitious as state's tooay
martin enlists aio of former r.qveonohs for veto
hunt hopes portrait shows 'essence'
gubernatorial veto issue at pj8lic hearing
deadlock makes veto vote a sensible, efficient option
governor pushfs for veto powe5
panel kills two proposals on veto for governor
democrats can recoup - bradley
martin, jordan can't agree on getting along
bill to clean up abandoned waste oumps advances
mental health group salutes n.c. governors
let governor have veto power
sanford's gubernatorial goal: "quality fducation'
legislative branches battle fdr power
hunt's purtrait unveileo
governor's office move to capitol praised
governor's office back in state capitol
panel curious about funds for governor's eastern office
n.c. governors' first ladies
first fashions show period in=lusnce
first laoy's orientation incljdes visiting prison
n.c historic homes
see historic homes and buildings,
N.C.
N.C. HISTORY
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION =OUNOATION OF N.C, INC
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION rjNO OF N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, OUAORICENTFNNIAL
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF ARCHIVES ANO HISTORY
SEE ALSO N.C LITERARY AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C SOCIETY OF COUNTY ANO LOCAL HISTORIANS
STRANGE TWIST TIES RALEIGH DOCUMENT, SHAKFSPEARE
TY COBB MAY HAVE BEEN GREATEST BASEBALL PLAYER
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE IS HISTORICAL PUZZLE
N.C. HISTORY GETRS A SHOWCASE
MUSGROVE'S MANDATORY ON OUTINGS
GOVERNORS' LEGEND HAS 3 FAVORITE VARIATIONS
NEW STATE HISTORIC SITE RECOGNIZES BLACK LEADER
NORTH CAROLINA HAO SOUTH'S LARGEST PHEASANTRY
BLACK TOWN OVERCAME. REACHES IOOTH 3IPTH0AV
WARREN COUNTY HAD A SPA
IT'S HARD TO DEFINE N.C.'S FIRST CAPITAL - OR CAPITOL
RARE SHOW ON ROANOKE PLUS OTH=R RALFIGH MEMORABILIA
DISORGANIZED STATE RECORDS BROUGHT HOME NEED FOR A CAPITAL
ALL SAILS SET FOR 'RALEIGH C ROANOKE'
JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY FOUNDER WELCH GREW UP IN TAR HEEL STATE
ENGLISH AMERICA'S BIRTHPLACE WAS SAVED
■ROANOKE' SHOWS WHITE AS A RENAISSANCE MAN
WHAT WOULO WE DO WITHOUT PAPE3?
N.C.'S PEST KEPT CULTURAL SECRET
GOVERNOR'S PLAN TO BOOST EDUCATION WAS AS AMBITIOUS AS STATE'S TODAY
ONE U.S. SHIP RALEIGH WASN'T NAMED FOR TAR HEEL CAPITAL
DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME WAS NOT FOR PLEASURE
GODSPEED SETS SAIL
LEGENO OF BLACK3EAR0 SURROUNOEO BY "YSTERY
AUTHOR WOLFE STILL A HOT TOP i: WORLDWIDE
400-YEAR-OLO CANOE FRAGMENT IS FOUND
NORTH CAROLINIANS FEEL RIGHT AT HOME IN "RALEIGH COUNTRY"
LAST CHANCE TO SEE "RALEIGH t ROANOKE"
RESEARCHER SAYS WATER MAY COVER LOST COLONY
STATE'S OLDEST CONGREGATION HAS YOUNGER CHURCH
BOYLES FAMILY GAVE 6 SONS FOR THE SOUTH
SEARCH FOR CITTIE OF RALEIGH RENEWED
COLONISTS' LANDING TO BE RE-ENACTEO AT MANTEO
N.C HISTORIAN LIVED IN 'THE BEST OF PL«C=S IN THE BEST OF TIMES-
COUNTIES CONTINUE SEARCH FOR CEMETERIFS
12 "COLONISTS" BATTLE WAVES TO LAND ON ROANOKE ISLANO
THIS VISIT NAUTICAL ( 3UT NICE!
FATHER. 9 SONS FIGHT FOR THE CONFEDERACY
RE-ENACTMENT OMITTED HISTORICAL BLUNOERS
PROFESSOR SURPRISED AT DINNER
MURPHEY HELPED AWAKEN NORTH CAROLINA
MUSEUM OF HISTORY PLANNING NEJ HOME
STATE'S A. B.C. SYSTEM IS 50!
INGENUITY ESSENTIAL IN MOTOR TRAVEL OF YORE
GEORGE CATHEY OUIT TEACHING AT AGE 96
TAR HEEL SEES ALASKA AS LANO OF POTENTIAL
ALASKAN CAMPING TRIP LEADS TO GOLD FEVER
CIVIL WAR GUNFIRE RINGS AT 3R0ADSTONE
TAR HEEL TASTE TO INVAOE AUSTRALIA
FREE SHIP FOR COASTAL TRIPS
WAS N.C. GHOST TOWN 'THE POMPFII OF MOOPE COUNTY'?
DUKE SCHEDULES 'PAST' SESSIONS
SERIES SET ON CONSTITUTION ANO N.C
FEMALE PREACHER VISITED IN ST'TE 23" YEARS AGO
TAR HEELS RECONSTRUCT PAST TO KNOW PRESFNT
MONUMENT TO HONOR N.C. PEGI»ENT
LUMBERTON FOUNDER AMONG STATE'S MOST FORGOTTEN
RARE 1840 ISSUE OF FAYETTEVIL'. E OBSERVER REVEALS
N.C REGIMENT IN CIVIL WAR PEMEMBERED
1840 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN EXCITING. INTENSE IN N.C.
LSU PROF BELIEVES 1ST COLONY ON GEORGIA COAST, NOT ROANOKE
N.C.'S MYSTERIOUS 'FRENCHMAN' LEFT MANY QUESTIONS
ENGLISH SETTLERS BROUGHT MANY SEEDS TO AMERICA
THE LITERARY LANTERN
NORTH CAROLINIANS TO GET HISTORICAL PRESERVATION AWARDS
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY REMAINS EXCLUSIVE AFTER 40 V'ARS
OLO CAPITOL A FINE ANTIQUE
STATE TRYING TO RECORD HISTORY OF JRIDGES
TEAM SAYS LOST CULONY SEARCH ?ARELY aEGUN
TAR HEELS POPULAR IN 17=6
GA. MAN SHEDS LIGHT ON N.C. LITERARY HISTORY
NATHANIEL HACON LOST IN OWN STATE
1910 ALMANAC GIVES INTERESTING INSIGHTS ABOUT STATE
N.C. INTERNS
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
MCCOY TO BE INTERN
N.C. INVESTMENTS
STATE LOWERS INTEREST ON STATt FUNDS
OFFICIAL SAYS N.C. HAS tl.5 BILLION INVFSTED IN FIRMS THAT...
N.C. LAWS
SEE ALSO ANU-KLAN ACT
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SVSTE'
SEE ALSO ELECTION LAWS
SEE ALSO L I0UOR-BY-THE-ORINK, N.C.
SEE ALSO LOAN APPLICATIONS
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLES
SEE ALSO N.C CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO N.C. GFNFRAL ASSEMBLY. LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH PLANNING AYQ CERTIFICATE OF NEED LAW
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE ALSO PUBLIC ORUNKENESS
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
SEE ALSO "SUNSET" LEGISLATION
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY GROUP SPONSORING SYMPOSIUM
PORNOGRAPHY: N.C'S LAWS ARE WOEFULLY LACKING
AMEND DISTRIBUTION LAW
MUROER PROPOSAL RANKLES PROSECUTORS
STUDY PANEL CALLS FOR BROADENING STATERS PERJURY LAW
COMMITTEE APPROVES PROPOSALS TO TOUGHEN OBSCENITY LAWS
PANEL WILL REVIEW LAW CHANGES
WATKINS FILES BILL TO CURB AUTHORITY TO MAKE RULES
N.C LAW SAID UNCLEAR
PRESS GROUP WANTS TEETH IN MEETINGS LAW
PANEL: STRONGFR LAWS NEEOEO OV CHILD ABUSE
•BIG ?ROTHER" ARGUMENT NOT ALWAYS APPROPRIATE
STATE PENL WRESTLES WITH "ADULT BUSINESS" DEFINITION
ENVIRONMENTAL RULES PROPOSAL 'AISES CONCERNS FOR INDUSTRY
BILL TO STRIP MARTIN, AGENCIES OF "RIGHTS. ADVANCES IN HOUSE
MORE THAN 500 HOTORCYCLE RIDE'S GO TO RALEIGH TO PROTEST HELMET LAW
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANOONED WASTE DUMPS AOVANCES
WANT A NEW LAW? REPEAL AN OLD ONE
NEW LAWS NEEO RULES FOR COURTS
RFWRITE OF CRIMINAL COOE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAP
MARTIN, THORNBURG AT OODS ON LEGAL POLICY
SOME TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS TO BECOME INFRACTIONS
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY FORCES PRAISE LAW AS "BLESSING"
CHARITY FUNO-RAISERS CHALLENGING NEW LAW
FOR UNSPEAKABLE CRIME, AN INCONGRUOUS OEAL
KIDNAPPING LAW DOESN'T MAKE SENSE
LAWS DEADLINE CAUSES SCRAMBLE TO BUCKLE UP
PORN LAW CLEARS HURDLE
NEW TODAY: SEAT BELT LAW NOW IN EFFECT IN N.C
GOVERNOR: SEAT-BELT LAW TO BE ENFORCED
HIGH-COST LAWMAKING
POLICE CAN NOW WRITE TICKETS IN PARKING LOTS
ORWELL: I SHOULD HAVE CALLED IT "1935"... (CARTOON)
N.C. SEAT-BELT LAW SAVES LIVES ANO INSURANCE COSTS
WHEN LOANED CARS GET LONG GON= . STATE LAW SAYS THEY AREN'T STOLcN
MANY DUMB LAWS STILL ON THE BOOKS IN NORTH CAROLINA
ANOTHER LAW PASSED: MORE RIGHTS LOST
SWEEPSTAKES OFFER wITHORAWN
REACTION IS MIXED ON NEW LAW fqr STATE-FINANCED ABORTIONS
HALF OF N.C. SCHOOLS HAVE POLICIES ON DISCIPLINE THAT VIOLATE LAWS
N.C. LEGISLATORS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
N.C. LEGISLATORS. U.S. CONGRESS
SEE ALSO CUNGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S. I
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS
REP. BKOYHRL SAYS HE'S NOT INTERESTED IN STATEWIDE RACE
STATE GOP CONGRESSMEN INDICATE THEY AREN'T REAGAN ROBBER STAMPS
STATE'S NEW GOP CONGRESSMEN HELD 'THEIR OWN MEN'
WHITLEY TO BE DEPUTY WHIP IN -IOUSE
BUDGET PLAN WOULD AFFECT N.C. SERVICES
N.C CONGRESSMEN EXPECT BUDGET CHANGES
ROLL CALL: WHERE They STAND
roll Call: where they stano
roll call: where they stand
where they stand
reagan wins a squeaker: o'neill vows to turn vote on mxs abound
where they stand
INSIDE
WHERE THEY STAND
ROLL CALL: WHERE THFY STANO
ROLL CALL: WHERE THEY STAND
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL: WHERE THFY STAND
TELL LAWMAKERS WHAT YOU THINK
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CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN A STOCK TABLC?
REAGAN'S N.C. HOSTS WANT TO TALK ABOUT IMPORTS
N.C CONGRESSMEN SHOULD WORK TO REFORM TAXES
ROLL CALL: WHERE THEY STANO
CONGRESSMEN SAY TAR HEELS WANT DEFICIT REDUCED
WHITLEY, BROYHILL C ALL ED UND E' R A T FD
SEN. WOODARD FILES FOR CONGRESS
IKE ANDREWS "HAS NO PLANS TO 'UN" BUT IS LOOKING AT POLITICAL CURRENTS
2 TAR HEEL CONGRESSMEN make "UNDERRATED" LIST
MORGAN FILES FOR CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL
JOBS PROTECTION NEEDED
ROLL CALL: WHERE THEY STAND
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12/31/15
PRAISE ACTION TO CAPTURE FOUR PALESTINIAN HIJACKER
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
CONGRESSMEN FROM N.C,
ROLL CALL
TRADE ZIPPER
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL . „.„
EAST SAYS HE NO HELMS" CLONE: WISHES HE COULD STAY IN SENATE
WHITLEY SUCCEEDS SY CHAMPIONING LEAF. COMPILING HAWKISH RECORO...
ACADEMICIAN EAST FRUSTRATED OVER SOUARBLING IN U.S. SENATE
HOUSE VOTED ALONG PARTY LINES ON BUDGET
TAR HEEL LEGISLATOR FINDS OUT ABOUT 'SOMETHING FLSE'
PROBLEM-SOLVING A SPECIALTY
SENATE CANDIDATE CALLED PARTY SOLDIER
HAVE YOU WONDERED HOW CONGRESSMEN SPEND YOUR MUNEY?
ROLL CALL
HOUSE PASSES WATER RESOURCES 3ILL
EAST SHOULD RETIRE
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
TEXTILE FORCES HOPE BILL WILL ESCAPE REAGAN VETO
WHITLEY SAYS HE WON'T SEEK SIXTH TERM
ROLL CALL
N.C. REPUBLICANS OON • T LIKE TAX PLAN
5 N.C. REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMFN VOTE AGAINST TAX BILL
ROLL CALL
N.C. CONGRESSMEN PROMISE FIGHT FOR TEXTILES NOT OVER
ROLL CALL
ROLL CALL
N.C. LICENSING BOARDS
SEE LICENSING BOARDS
N.C. LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
MARTIN CALLS FOR UNITY: SCHOOLS. FCONOMY ARF TOP PRIORITIES
JORDAN SAYS HE WILL CREATE COMM1TTEF TO OEAL WITH CHILD ABUSE...
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS ADVANCES
MICHAUX TO HOLD HEARING ON TE»M CANDIDACY BILL
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS BILL TO HAVE GOVERNOR. LT. GOVERNOR RUN AS TEAM
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STRUGGLES TO LEAO DEMOCRATS
JORDAN BECOMES ACTING GOVERNOR
JORDAN MISSES CHANCE FOR FUN
N.C. NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO NAMES
SEE ALSO N.C. TOWNSHIPS
ONE NO AND PRATTSBURG BECAME DURHAM
N.C. OFFICE BUILDINGS
SEE N.C. STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N.C. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSD OURHAM, N.C. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
EXPERT: N.C. HAS TOO much OFFICE SPACE
STATE RENTS OFFICES AMD HARFH3USES EVEN THOUGH IS HAS VACANT SPACE
N.C WRESTLES WITH RENTEO OFFICE SPACE
N.C. PER CAPITA INCOME
SEE INCOME. PER CAPITA, N.C
N.C. PERSONAL INCOME
SEE PERSONAL INCOME. N.C.
N.C. OUADR ICENTENNIAL
SEE ALSO AMERICA'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO BRITISH AMERICAN FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
THE BRITISH ARE COMING
RARE SHOW ON ROANOKE PLUS OTHER RALEIGH MEMORABILIA
ALL SAILS SET FOR 'RALEIGH C TOANOKE'
ELIZABETHANS IN COSTUME GREET EXHIBITION GUESTS
BIG ZUCCHINI SOUNO TIMELESS. P AGAN
NORTH CAROLINIANS FEEL RIGHT AT HOME IN 'RALEIGH COUNTRY-
LAST CHANCE TO SEE 'RALEIGH C ROANOKE'
•COLONISTS' TO ARRIVE
12 'COLONISTS' BATTLE WAVES TO LANO ON ROANOKE ISLAND
THIS VISIT NAUTICAL I BUT NICEI
N.C. RANKING
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C, RANKINGS
RANKING IN STUDY UPSETS OFFICIALS IN FAYETTEVILLE
N.C TEACHER PAY JUMPS FROM 40TH TO 33R0 OF 50
RALEIGH-DURHAM 2ND IN LIVABILITY RANKINGS
THE BIG-HEARTED STATE
SMUT LAW WON'T WORK
OFFICIALS SAY 230,000 N.C. RESIDENTS DO NOT HAVF MODERN INDOOR PLUMBING
DAVIDSON ONLY N.C. COLLEGE TO CRACK NEW TOP 50 LIST
TOPS IN DISEASE
NORTH CAROLINA IS NO. 1
N.C INFANT MORTALITY RATE DRIPS, BUT STILL RANKS 6TH HIGHEST IN U.S.
FT. BRAGG GETS TOP RATING FOR HOSPITALITY IN THE ARMY
N.C RANKS 2ND IN CH IC AGO- ST YL E ELECTION PROBES
MAGAZINE RANKS N.C. AMONG TOP STATES FOR GETTING SPEEDING TICKET
N.C. REOISTR ICTING
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REAPPORTIONMENT
N.C, REHABILITATION CENTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
PANEL FAVORS REHAB CENTER FOR WAKE
OURHAM CARE CENTER PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION
AGENCY FAVORS HOSPITAL'S PLAN FOR KIDNEY-STONE MACHINE
STATE WILL DEVISE STANOAROS CONCERNING KIDNEY DEVICES
N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C, BONO RATING
SEE ALSO N.C, 8U0GET
SEE ALSO N.C. DEBT COLLECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
SPENDING OUT OF CONTROL
COMPTROLLER OFFICE IN N.C. SUPPORTED
TAXPAYERS' REFUNDS MEAN INTEREST-FREE LOAN FOR STATE
REPAYMENTS MAY DESTROY TAX CUTS
LEGISLATORS TOLD LOTTERY COULD REPLACE TAX
LOTTERY IN FOR TOUGH FIGHT
GROUP ARGUES FOR REPEALING TAX ON FOOD
ROSY PICTURE OF FINANCES PAINTED BY LT. GOV. JOROAN
PANEL ENOORSES «1.6 MILLION IN CUTS
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N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/SS
MARTIN OPPOSES MOVING PROGRAMS
FEW BILL 1014 BUCKS OVERLOOKED 1» HOST SURVEYED LEGISLATORS
N.C. GENERAL FUND REVENUE ROSE 13.7* LAST FISCAL YEAR
STATE'S GENERAL FUflO COLLECTIONS INCREASE
REPORT SAYS STATE COULD SAVE S247.7 MILLION
STEPS CDULO COST 8UTNER HOMEOWNERS ANO INCREASE FEES CHARGED «
DURHAM GETS SI. 2 MILLION from SALES TAX
N.C. REVENUE UP 10X
PROPERTY TAXES: EDGECOMBE COUNTY LEGISLATOR MAGES ONE-MAN WAR.
REVENUE CHANGES FROM MAVRE'IC PLAN WOULD HELP SMALL COUNTIES
N.C. REVENUES INCREASE IN NOVEMBER
STATE GOVERNMENT has SEVERAL 'R03LEM AREAS
n.c. state airplanes
see also airplanes
guioelines established on use oc state aircraft
martin cefenos proposals on education spending
martin wants s3 million to reva»p state planes
martin oefenos request for plane
governor has no regret about using state plane
put pork barrel bill on gop hoof is plan
hunt asks court to throw out .ahsuit
martin's organization to reimburse state for plane trip
plane policy reviewed
n.c. state autos
changes «oulo save »*«
n.c. state building construction
see also building construction
see also n.c. state government buildings
see also n.c. capital building authority
see also n.c. capital planning commission
state revenue building sought
n.c. state contracts
see also building construction, contracts
LOOK pefore you LEAP into zero-coupon DEALS
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C
.c. state employees
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES.
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
STATE EMPLOYEES AS
STATE EMPLOYEES C
STATE PERSONNEL
STATE PERSONNEL C.
STATE PERSONNEL PR
MARITN ASKS 400 EMPLOYEES FOR
SLAUGHTER LOSES HIS N.C. POST
FIRING OF STATE OFFICIALS CONT
MARTIN SAYS STATE'S CAREE' E M=
SLAUGHTER'S PORTS JOB ABOLIShE
10 OFFICIALS IN STATE AGENCY A
SAVINGS EXPECTED UNDER HMO PL*
PELL SAYS SOME PEOPLE WHO OELI
FORMER STATE OFFICIAL DENIES w
5 LONGTIME STATE EMPLOYEES FIR
MARTIN AOVISER DEFENDS FIRINGS
SECRETARY S»YS DISCRIMINATION
INGRAM says HE WOULD BE SURPRI
JORDAN. MARTIN AIDE ARGUE OVER
MARTIN SAYS HIS ADMINISTRATION
JIM MARTINIZING (CARTOON)
MARTIN NO HATCHET HAN
YOU'VE BEEN SHAVING THEM PRETT
SUBCOMMITTEE GETRS ThREE BILLS
Friday: policy for politicos a
dot calls for 311 controversia
employees in debt to state may
from out to in: government pos
5 STATE WORKERS FIREO. 6TH m0v
STATE PERSONNEL POLICY CHANGES
GOVERNOR SAYS HE DOESN'T FAVOR
OEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER PIS
MARTIN PLANNING TO REDUCE NUMB
PANEL BACKS KILLING N.C. JOBS
BILL ON STATE EMPLOYEES CRITi:
PANEL VOTES TO LOWER PESONNEL
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MO
DEPARTMENT HEAO THREATENED Fp
SENATE TAX-CUT PLAN PREPARED
HOUSE, GOVERNOR AVOID SHOWCQw*
HOUSE VOTES TO CURTAIL POLITIC
MARTIN DENIES DEAL ON POST
SUPERINTENDENT FIREO AT PRISON
STATE PERSONNEL ACT REWRITE UN
N.C HOUSE GIVES IN TO SENATE
SIX PEOPLE ARE INDICTED IN Th=
EFFICIENCY OF STATE WORKERS Cn
MARTIN WARNS AGAINST NEPOTISM:
MARTIN ASKS OFFICIALS TO LIST
MARTIN SETS ANTI-NEPOTISM RULE
MERIT YES. NEPOTISM NO
GOVERNOR IS ENCOUNTERING PUBCI
MEMO SAYS NAME IS REOUI°ED
STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION CO
RALEIGH MAN ELECTED HEAD OF ST
REAL SAVINGS ARE NEEDED
COURT SAYS CENTER EMPLOYEE WAS
DEMOCRATS NEEDLE GOP OFFICIAL
COURT WILL HEAR EXTENSION CAS
STATE TO CHECK WORKERS' PASTS
STATE BELATEDLY BEGINS CHECKIN
CHIEF STATE LIBRARIAN CLAIMS
DIRECTOR NAMED FOR APPEALS PRO
STATE, COUNTY ANO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SALARIES
EMPLOYEES
SOCIATION
EDIT UNION
CT
MMISSION
IVACY ACT
RESUMES
INUES
LOYEES WON'T BE OUSTED
D
SKED TO SUBMIT RESIGNATIONS
N
VEREO VOTES WILL GET JO'S WITH STATE
IRINGS, PROMOTIONS POLITICAL
ED
BY SEX EXISTS IN N.C. GOVERNMENT
SED IF STAFF Threw away RECORDS
FIRINGS
HAS FIRED LESS THAN 1 PERCENT...
Y CLOSE YOURSELF
TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
FFECTS ALL UNC J06S
L HIRINGS
HAVE paycheck DOCKED
TS PRESENT MONETARY LURES. ETHICAL TRAPS
60 IN REORGANIZATION
BEING PROPOSED
3U0TAS
HT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
ER OF JOBS EXEMPT fj?om PERSONNEL ACT
STU0Y
IZED
ACT EXEMPTIONS
ST ABORTION FIJNOIN&
INGS OVER BILL, REP. Says
ON PERSONNEL ACT
AL HIPINGS, FIRINGS OF STATE WORKERS
VEILED
ON APPROPRIATIONS 3ILL
FT OF EQUIPMENT FROM STATE SHOP
ULD IMPROVE, STUOY SHOWS
OFFICIAL'S SON RFSIGMS STATE JOB
RELATIVES IN GOVERNMENT
; PRE-JULY 26 HIREES SAFE
C RELATIONS PROBLEMS
NVENTION TO OPEN TODAY
ATE WORKERS
NOT UNJUSTLY DEMOTED
OVER LICENSE "UREAU CHANGES
G JOB INFORMATION
6 WAS FIREO
GRAM
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. FOINGE BENECITS
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, INSURANCE
SEE ALSO N.C STATE EMPLOYEES. RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, SAL'RIES
PANEL ENDORSES BENEFITS FOR TEMPORARY STATE WORKERS
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, HIRING FREEZE
SEE ALSO N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES, LAYOFFS
STATE FREEZES 3.087 VACANT JOO S
LEGISLATORS LOCK UP VACANT STATE JOBS
LAWMAKERS DEFEND JOBS FREEZE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD LET GOVERNOR DO H[S JOB
PARTISAN TEMPERS FLARE OVER BILL
MARTIN VOWS TO F[LL VACANT STATE JOBS
POLITICAL GAMES NOT EASY FOR . AYM6N TO FATHOM
N.C. STATE tmplivEES. INSURANCE
C I
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5/24/85
A
6
N
h 2
6/28/85
B
1
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046
S 2
H 1
7/24/95
9/25/65
A
B
13
1
H
N
H 2
10/01/85
B
4
N
h 2
10/01/85
B
4
N
L40
S 2
10/Q9/B5
C
5
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S 2
10/22/85
A
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H 2
11/03/85
A
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H 2
U/03/B5
A
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N
046
H 2
12/20/85
A
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12/31/85
A
12
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H 2
2/14/85
A
18
N
H 2
3/02/85
A
11
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H 2
6/Q4/»5
A
16
N
H 2
6/07/85
A
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N
H 2
7/05/85
C
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N
H 2
7/12/85
B
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N
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H 1
9/14/85
C
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H 2
12/17/85
A
i i
N
H 2
12/21/85
A
9
N
S 2
2/04/85
A
4
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H 2 ll/09/=5 A
H 2 3/07/85 A 21 p N L41
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1/05/85
A
5
N
2
1/09/85
A
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1/39/85
A
7
N
2
1/10/85
A
P N
2
1/11/85
A
13
N
2
1/18/°S
A
11
N
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1/15/85
B
N
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l/23/°5
A
N
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1/30/85
C
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2/01/85
A
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2/02/85
C
N L40
2
2/03/85
e
N
2
2/06/«5
A
N
2
2/21/85
A
N
2
2/22/85
B
5
N
2
2/25/85
A
4
T T R56
2
2/25/85
A
4
c
2
2/26/85
A
4
T f
2
3/01/85
c
4
N
2
3/09/85
A
14
N
2
3/11/85
C
3
N
2
3/14/85
A
T
N
2
3/17/85
A
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P N 046
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3/21/85
c
24
N
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3/26/85
s
I
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4/05/R5
A
6
N
2
4/10/85
A
11
N
2
4/24/85
A
10
N
2
4/24/85
A
1
N
2
4/25/85
A
I-
N
2
5/02/85
A
13
N
2
5/10/85
A
6
N
2
5/16/85
C
12
N
2
5/17/85
A
6
N
2
5/21/85
c
I
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5/23/85
A
22
N
2
5/24/85
A
1
N
7
6/03/85
e
7
N
2
6/27/85
A
B
N
2
7/19/85
A
12
N
2
7/24/85
c
3
N
2
7/29/P5
p
1
N
2
8/03/85
A
8
N
2
8/09/85
A
13
N
2
8/16/85
c
5
N
2
9/17/85
A
4
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2
8/26/65
A
10
N
2
8/29/85
A
15
N
2
9/12/85
A
19
N
2
9/15/85
B
1
N
2
10/02/=5
A
4
E
2
11/06/85
B
2
N
2
11/06/85
c
6
N
2
11/13/65
A
11
N
2
11/18/85
B
1
N
2
11/20/65
A
4
E
2
11/27/85
A
12
N
2
12/25/85
c
9
N
S 2 11/15/85 3
?
3/26/85
A
1
N
?
3/27/85
A
1
H
?
3/23/P5
A
6
H
?
3/29/65
A
4
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2
3/29/85
A
6
N
2
3/29/65
1
18
N
2
3/30/85
A
4
t
MONTHLY/AN
N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
S U b J E C
SEE ALSO N.C.i STATE EMPLOYEES, FRINGF BENEFITS
MILLER SAYS N.C. INSURANCE PLAN NEEDS TO BE REVIEWED
LEGISLATORS SICK OVER STATE'S HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN
HIGHER INSURANCE COSTS MAY FACE STATE EMPLOYEES
SENATE OKS INSURANCE CHANGES
HEALTH PLAN WOULD COST STATE WORKERS
EOS OFFERED 15-MONTH EXTENSION ON INSURANCE CONTRACT
AMEND STATE HEALTH PLAN
LONG RECOMMENDS BLUE CROSS BO FOR STATE WORKERS
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. HIRING FREEZE
7 FIRFO IN PRISON SYSTEM
CORRECTION CHIEF WILL BE ASKE3 ABOUT FIRINGS
CRIMINAL CODE REWRITE CALLED '.EVOLUTIONARY, SHOCKING
FIREO STATE WORKER SUES FOR JT 8 BACK
35 PEOPLE TO LOSE STATE AGENCY JOBS
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, OFFICE SPACC
SEE N.C. STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. PENSION FUN")
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
BILLS SEEK EDUCATION CHANGES
RETIREMENT BENEFITS
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
BILL PROPOSES SINGLE SIX-YEAR TERM for GOVERNORS
BILL INVOLVES POLITICAL DONATIONS FROM STATE EMPLOYEES
FUSS OVER FIRINGS MISSES THE POINT
PUNISHMENT IS URGED FOR INTIMIDATION
FATHER INSPIRES ELECTION-REFORM ZEAL
HOUSE PANEL OELAYS ACTION ON FMPLOYEE COERCION BILL
BILLS SOUGHT BY MARTIN INTROOJCED WITH CAUTION
FIGHT EXPECTED ON STATE EMPLOYEES SILL
PANEL OKS BILL BANNING POLITICAL COERCION
HOUSE PANEL OKS BILL TO PREVENT HARASSMFNT OF STATE EMPLOYEES
ANTI-COERCION POLITICS BILL GAIN5 LANDSLIDE
STATE EMPLOYEES ARE TOLO TO REPORT POLITICAL PRESSURE
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES. RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES. FRINGE BENEFITS
RETIREMENT FOR JUDGES FAR EXCEEDS OTHERS - N.C. OFFICIAL
STATE EMPLOYEES MAY LOSE RETIREMENT BENEFIT PROGRAM
OPPOSITION VOICED ON PROPOSAL TO HALT RETIREMENT BENEFIT PLAN
N.C. STATE EMP
SEE ALSO DIR
SEE ALSO N.C
SEE ALSO TEA
CHARLOTTE
COMMERCE C
HEALTH PAN
COMMITTEE
DOCKING PA
COMPARABLE
COMPARABLE
STUDY OF C
PAY REVISI
HOUSE BACK
HOUSE APPR
SECONOING
SENATE PAN
REP. PULLE
COUNTY SCH
REP. BARNE
PULLEY WAN
LEGISLATOR
BILL TO CL
COMMUNITY
•SUPER SUB
PAY RAISES
MARTIN AWA
LEGISLATOR
LEGISLATOR
MARTIN ASK
STATE PAY
STATE PAY
STATE OFFI
STATE EMPL
GOVERNOR S
LAW TO SAV
STATE. LOC
LOY6ES. SALARIES
ECT OEPOSIT PAY SY ST
. STATE EMPLOYEES.
CHERS. N.C. SALARIE
LAWYER IS MARTIN'S C
HIEF STOPS ORAWING H
EL OKS BILL FOR SCRE
SETS HEARING ON COMP
Y GOOD IOEA
WORTH BATTLE BEGINS
WORTH PROPONENTS. C
OMPARABLE WORTH SALA
ONS POSE RISKS
S PAY STUOY ENO
OVES REPLACING COMPA
N.C. WISDOM
EL APPROVES BILL TO
Y WARNS COMPARABLE W
OOL BOARD TO ASK EXE
S' BILL SEEKS PAY E3
TS PANEL TO PROBE ST
S TO LOOK AT STATE'S
EAN UP ABANDONED WAS
COLLEGE PAY BOOST BA
" OISCUSSES STATE EH
FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
ITS LEGISLATURE'S AO
S SCRAP STUOY OF S TA
S GO HUME: IT'S WAIT
S CONGRESS TO OVERTU
RAISES TO BE PHASEO
RAISES GET mixed REV
CIAL HAS (11,244 PAY
OYEES GROUP PROPOSES
AYS PANEL'S COMPROHI
E GOVERNMENTS MILLI3
AL GOVERNMENTS GET 3
EM
FRINGE BENEFITS
S
HOICE TO LEAD STATE GOP
IS PRIVATE SALARY
ENING OF NEWBORNS
ARABLE WORTH
RITICS PUSH THEIR POINTS
RIES RETAINS ENOUGH SUPPORT
RABLE WORTH STUOY
KILL COMPARABLE WORTH STUOY
ORTH VOTE MAY BACKFIRE
MPTION FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
UITY COMMISSION
ATE POLICY ON EOUAL PAY
OVERTIME PAY
TE OUMPS AOVANCES
CKEO BY PANEL
PLOYEE PAY
CONFUSING
JOURNMENT
TE PERSONNEL POLICY
•TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FOR . ..BUSINESS
RN COURT'S RULING ON OVERTIME PAY
IN
IEWS
CUT
FLAT 12,000 RAISE
SE ON OVERTIME WILL SAVE TAX MONEY
N5 ON OVERTIME WORK
K UN TIME OFF IN LIEU OF OVERTIME PAY
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, STATE AUTOS
SEE N.C. STATE AUTOS
N.C, STATE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE BUILDING CTNSTPUCTION
NORTHERN MALL IN STATE CAPITAL UGLY, HAZARDOUS
N.C. STATE OFFICE BUILDING
SEE N.C. STATE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N.C. STATE SONG
SENATOR OUESTIONS BILLS REGULATING FARMLAND VALUE
ALBUM IS KURALT'S GIFT TO 'DOWN HOME'
TV'S KURALT RECOROS ALBUM ABOUT STATE
N.C, TOWNSHIPS
SEE ALSO CITIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO COUNTIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INCORPORATION (MUNICIPALI
SEE ALSO N.C. NAMES OF TOWNS
SEE ALSO SMALL TOWNS
TOWNS OF ELKIN AND JONESVILLE PONDER MERGFR
YANCEYVILLE BILL GOES TO SENATE
MOVES TO FORM NEW TOWNS ALARM SOME OFFICIALS
N.C. WASHINGTON. D.C OFFICE
SEE ALSO WASHINGTON. D.C
N.C. OFFICE IN WASHINGTON FIELDS VARIETY OF OUESTIONS
NORTH CAROLINA: A SPECIAL KINO OF SPLENDOR (FILMI
JOKERS PLAY WITH FIRE
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
FIRE ALARMS DISCONNECTED: OORM FIRE REPORTED BY PHONE
JOKERS PLAY WITH FIRE
N.C. ACT, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REACH SETTLEMENT
WILSON: SPEAKING 8LACK DIALECT HURTS CHANCE TO PROSPER
N.C. ACT STATE UNIV., AUDIT
OFFICIALS SAY ACT HAS SOLVED ITS BOOKKEEPING PROBLEMS
AUDITOR GIVES CLEAN REPORT TO N.C. ACT STATF UNIVERSITY
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5/17/B5
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6/16/85
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10/03/85
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12/19/85
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7 3/09/85 A 5 N
7 4/17/85 A 14 N
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2/22/85
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2/28/85
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9/05/85
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9/06/85
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1/18/85
A
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H 2
3/17/85
A
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3/20/85
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3/22/85
A
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3/22/95
A
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3/27/85
A
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3/28/85
A
7
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S 2
3/29/95
A
16
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4/02/85
A
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H 2
4/03/85
A
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H 2
4/04/85
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8
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4/19/85
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4/25/85
A
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H 2
4/26/85
A
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4/30/95
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H 2
5/01/85
A
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5/01/85
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H 2
5/03/85
A
7
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H 2
5/14/95
A
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N
H 2
6/05/85
A
10
N
H 1
6/18/85
C
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N
S 2
7/03/85
C
18
J
S 2
7/15/85
A
9
N
H 2
7/15/85
A
70
N
H 2
7/19/85
A
I
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H 2
7/26/85
A
10
P N
S 2
7/3D/R5
c
4
N
H 2
7/31/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/12/85
B
8
N
H 2
9/19/85
A
13
N
H 2
11/09/85
A
6
N
H 2
11/11/95
C
1
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
S
P N
5 2 9/18/85 C
H 2 5/01/85 A 16
S 2 10/19/85 C 6
H 2 10/20/85 B 14
2 1/01/85 A
1 6/15/85 B
2 6/17/85 C
N
H 2 10/30/85 A 3 N
S 2 4/16/85 A 4 E
12
H 2 4/03/85 C
S 2 4/16/B5 A 4
S 2 4/18/85 A 2
S 2 4/24/85 C 2
N
H 2 7/18/85 B 3 N
H 2 9/20/85 A 12 N
MONTHLY/AN
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SUBJECTS
N E
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PICE 55b
1/16/86
•C. ACT STATE UNIV.. FACULTY
ACT PROFESSOR'S SUIT SETTLED
.C. ACT STATE UNIV.. GIFTS AND FUM D RAISING
ACT RAISES 76* OF GOAL
ACT GROUP HAS RAISED 13.8 MILLION
•C. ACT STATE UNIV., SPORTS. BASKETBALL
SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS. "ASKETBALL
•C. ACT STATE UNIV.. STUDENTS
ACT STATE NAMES DEAN'S LIST
POLICE SUBDUE MAN AFTER 7-HOU' SIEGE
• C. ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
EAGLES LOSE TO AGGIES
ACT STOPS DETERMINED EAGLE EFFORT
CENTRAL FALLS AFTER GIVING AC A SCARE
H 2 2/15/05 A 14
S 2 l/0»/»5 A t
H 2 1/01/85 A 11
S 2 2/15/85 C 5 N
H 2 10/29/85 A 3 P N
S 2 2/04/85 0 *
M 2 12/17/35 D 1
S 2 12/17/85 0 1
ACT STATE UNIV. SPORTSi
RAMS RALLY PAST ACT
AGGIES RAIN ON EAGLES'
FOOTBALL
(PASSI'IGI PARADE
2 9/15/85 C
2 11/17/85 C
ROLE TO BE REVIEWED
N.C. ACADEMY OF TRIAL LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
LAWYE»S GROUP TO GIVE AUARO D DURHAM RESIDENT
N.C. AD VALOREM TAX OIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
COURT RULES IN HEALTH-EMPLOYMENT CASE
COURT RULES RJR MUST PAY «l MILLION FOR LEAF
COMMISSIONERS TO MULL INDUSTRIAL POLICY
FAIRNESS OF PROPERTY TAX CHALLENGED
N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
SEE ALSO ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT STUOY COMMISSION
COURT WON'T GIVE OPINION ON ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
SHOWDOWN ON PROCEDURES ACT LIKELY
N.C. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE :OURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY, AOM IN I STRATOR
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
OVER HALF WAIVE COURT IN N.C. TRAFFIC CASES
INDIGENCY CHECKS SAVE 167,701 IN COURT-APPOINTED LAWYERS
N.C. AOVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
GOVERNOR CALLS FOR OPEN SESSIONS OF 3U0GET PANEL
MARTIN WANTS BUDGET PANEL MEETINGS OPEN TO PRESS. PUBLIC
MEETINGS LAW VIOLATORS MgRir ZRIMINAL PENALTIES
BILLS SEEK CHANGES IN DAY-CAR; CENTER REGULATIONS
RESOLUTION ON MARTIN'S ADDRESS SAILS THROUGH HOUSF
MARTIN APPOINTS FOUR TO BUOGET COMMISSION
MARTIN NAMES FOUR TO BUOGET COMMISSION
SEN. ROYALL RE-ELECTED TO HEAD BUOGET GROUP
ROYALL CITES EXCEPTIONS TO RULE ON OPEN Commission "EETINGS
OEMOCRATS RETAIN MAJORITY ON 3U0GET COMMISSION
SENATOR SAYS CRITICISM WAS UNWARRANTED
PETITION ASKS REMOVAL OF LAWMAKERS
PROPOSED CAREER LADDER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZED BECAUSE OF.
CRIMINAL CODE REWRITE CALLED ? EVOLUTIONARY, SHOCKING
BALLENGER FILES BILL ON OPEN "EETINGS
SEPARATION OF POWERS OPINION TO BE SOUGHT
N.C. AOVISORY COMMITTEE TO THE U.S. COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
PANEL: SOME SCHOOLS ' R ESEGRE GA T ING'
CIVIL RIGHTS GROUP SEES SURGE OF 'RESEGREGAT I ON ■
N.C. AOVISORY COUNCIL ON EOUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
REPORT SAYS STATE CONSISTENT IN SPENOING ON EDUCATION
STUDY: STATE treats SCHOOLS FAIRLY
N.C. AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIV.
SEE N.C. ACT STATE UNIV.
N.C. AGRICULTURE OEPT.
SEE N.C. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO OUPHAM COUNTY AGRICULTJRAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO 4-H CLUBS
SEE ALSO GARDENING, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. FARM BUREAU
SEE ALSO U.S. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
CATTLE 'DOCTORING' SHOWN AT G'ANVILLE 'ROUNDUP'
COURT WILL HEAR EXTENSION CASC
HOTLINE AOVISES FARMERS
PLAN TO END AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SUPPORT SOWS ANGER
N.C. ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
SEE ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ABC
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ABC BOARDS
CHARLES KNOX NAMED TO ABC POST
NEW ARC CHAIRMAN SAYS HE PLANS FEW CHANGES
CEREMONY TODAY FOR ANDERSON
TAK ING OATH
AFTER 50 YEARS OF BOOZE, STATE
THE PRICE-FIXING BILL
OFFICIALS: TAKING DO»N ABC SIGN COSTS
ABC PANEL OUTLAWS HAPPY HOURS
WHERE OOES REGULATION STOP?
•C. AFL-CIO
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
•RIGHT TO KNOW" LAW SOUGHT H 2
FORMER STATE AFL-CIO PRESIDENT IS INDICTED H 2
AFL-CIO RE-ELECTS RALEIGH MAN H 2
.C. ABORTION FUND
SEE ALSO ABORTION
STATE-PA10 ABORTIONS OOWN NEARLY 70 PERCENT
•C. ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO family MEDICINE
FAMILY OOCTORS CHARTING BATTLE
DUKE-WATTS MEDICAL CENTER CONTRACT,
CAN ORINK TOAST TO 11.53 BILLION
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12/31/85
•MOOD OF COUNTRY' CITED IN ENDING HIPPY HOURS
ABC BAN GOES TOO FAR
DAILEY RETIRES FROM ABC BOARD
STATE'S A. B.C. SYSTEM IS 50!
A. B.C. REVENUE MAJOR FACTOR IN STATE'S FCONOMIC HEALTH
STATE A. B.C. AGENCY SETS UNIFORM POLICY
EDUCATION/REHABILITATION CENTRAL GOALS OF A. B.C.
ABC OFFICERS BOARD MEMBERS ELECTED
WINE SALES PERK UP STAGNANT ABC REVENUES
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORANGE EATERIFS
N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLIC REHAB IL IT AT IN CFNTER. 3UTNER. N.C.
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
N.C. ALCOHOLISM RESEARCH GROUP PLANS SYMPOSIUM
VITAMIN B MAY BE KEY TO ALC0H3LISM
N.C. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
FANFARE: CONNORS INSISTS HE'LL PLAY WIMBLEDON
PARKER GKABS SHARE OF N.C. AMATEUR LEAD
PARKS TAKES 1-SHOT LEAD IN N.C. AMATEUR
N.C. AMATEUR SPORTS
SPORTS FESTIVAL SUPPORT SOUGHT
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL OFFICIALS SAY HARD WORK WILL BF WORTH EFFORT
OFFICIALS PONDER FESTIVAL TRAFFIC
N.C. ART SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
PRESERVATION FOCUS OF CHAPEL -ULL HERITAGE WEEK
CHAPEL HILL HERITAGE WEEK HAS ANTIQUES. COUNTRY FAIR
ICE CREAM SOCIAL SHOWCASES CHAPEL HILL'S HERITAGE WEEK
HERITAGE WEEK CELEBRATES CHAPEL HILL'S PAST
ESCALATOR ESCAPAOES TO HELP AIT MUSEUM
N.C. ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ART IN STATE BUILDINGS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
CORRECTION
COUNTY ARTS GROUPS AWARDED 123.100
OURHAM GROUPS RECEIVE ARTS GRANTS
APRIL 1 DEADLINE FOR $5,000 AJTS GRANTS
DURHAM HOOFERS
MATH SCHOOL GETS ARTWORK
ARTISTS RECEIVE GRANTS
DURHA" GROUPS RECEIVE STATE ART GRANTS
WHEN ACCREDITATION BECOMES A STRAITJACKET
THREE DURHAM WRITERS WIN PRI2C
OURHAM WRITERS WIN (5.000 AWA30S
SIX WRITERS GET MONEY
TIME HASN'T ERASEO FOLKWAYS IN NORTH CAROLINA
FOLKLIFE RESPONOS TO TIMES
PERSON ARTS COUNCIL RECEIVES GRANT
N.C.
ARTS COUNCIL, INTERNSHIPS IN ARTS ADMINISTRATION
ART INTERNSHIPS OEAOLINE MARCH 1
N.C. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
HERALD-SUN STAFFERS ELECTED COUNCIL OFFICERS
NEWS GROUP TAPS SUN WRITER
N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN
SEE ALSO AUTISM
GOOO FUN
N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR HOME CARE
SEE ALSO HOME HEALTH CARE
PREPAID MEDICAL SYSTEM URGEO ?Y CONGRESSMAN
N.C. ASSOCIATION FOR THE GIFTEO AND TALENTED
PROGRAM FOR GIFTEO STUDENTS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF ABC BOARDS
SEE ALSO ABC STORES
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
MARTIN SAYS ALCOHOL ABUSE EPIDEMIC THREATENING FUTURE
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF BLACK LAWYERS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. LAWYERS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
BLACK LAWYERS' HEAD BLASTS WA<E SOLICITOR
JOYNER IS RE-ELECTEO BY LAWYERS' GROUP
N.C.
ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS
COSELL HONORED BY BROADCASTERS
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE
SEE ALSO POLICE. N.C.
L4 TO GO TO POLICE MEET
POLICE MEETING AT BEACH DRAWS 14 FROM CITY
POLICE BEACH TRIP 'LUDICROUS*
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.
GOVERNOR SAYS STATE COLLEGES NEED REVIEW
SANFORO GETS AWARD
EDUCATORS' AWARO GOES TO SANFORO
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE ALSO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS GROUP ASKS STAT! TO REIMBURSE COUNTIES FOR TAX CUTS
COMMISSIONERS' GROUP HITS TAX-CUT PLAN
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' GROUP OPPOSING TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
COMMISSIONERS WANT HALF-CENT LOCAL SALES TAX
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FACE TIGHT FISCAL SQUEEZE
WEATHERS AODRESSES PANEL ON TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
2 GROUPS URGE STATE TO PAY MO' E FOR SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: WEATHERS REL INOUSH INC. GROUP POST
MARTIN DENIES CHANGE IN TAX-C'JT STAND
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY CENTERS
BANOUET TOMORROW AT SHERATON
CENTER OIRECTORS MEFT
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATIONAL OFFICE PERSONNEL
SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOUCATIONAL OFFICE PERSONNEL. OURHAM CHAPTER
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.C. ASSOCIATION OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND MORTICIANS
SEE FUNERAL DIRECTORS ANO MORTICIAN ASSOCIATION OF N.C.
N.C.
N.C.
ASSOCIATION OF HOME HEALTH SOCIAL WORKERS
TO LEAD NEW STATE GROUP
ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
DO PRINCIPALS NFEO TENURE?
GROUP NAMES HAM-UNOS PRESIDENT-ELECT
HAMMONOS ELECTED TU OFFICE
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF SOIL ANO WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. N.C.
CONSERVATION GROUP TO MEET IN RALEIGH
SHUTDOWN OPPOSED
N.C. ASSOCIATION OF TENNIS PROFESSIONALS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
H5ARN MAKES STRONG OEBUT, IN PRO TENNIS FINAL
HEARN DOWNS MEANT TO WIN PRO DEBUT
N.C. ASSOCIATION ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
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SEE AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
N.C. AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
NOMINATIONS DEADLINE
DUKE BIOCHEMIST. 3 OTHEPS GET STATE'S HIGHEST AWARD
OUKE BIOCHEMIST WINS N.C. AWARO
N.C. BACH FESTIVAL
BACH FESTIVAL AUOITIONS
BACH AUDITIONS CANCELLED
FIVE CONCERTS. ORGANISTS'
ENERAL'S OFFICE
ER PUSH PLANNED BY THORNBURG
ORNEY GENERAL WILL RETIRE
HANDLING OF SBI HIT BY AUDITOR
LS BILL TO MAKE ENOING PARENTAL RIGHTS EASIER
OVISION WON'T DECIDE STATE'S LEGAL POLICY
IORNBURG AT OODS ON LEGAL POLICY
SYCHIATRIC CARE OPPOSED
BONING UP FOR HIGH COURT APPEARANCE
PREPARES FOR HIGH COURT
MAY OELAY 1986 JUOICIAL ELECTIONS
NGLE-ME»B6R DISTRICTS AT STAKE TCORROW
•TOKENISM' OENIED IN N.C. VOTE CASE
REFLECTS ON HIS FIRST YEAR
JUDGE NOT TO CONSOLIDATE PIPELINE SUITS
CLASS IN BACH FESTIVAL
N.C. BANK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO BANKS. N.C.
STATE BANKING COMMISSION TURNS OOWN PLAN FOR SMAL L- BANK . . . F
MS. TAYLOR NAMEO TO BANK PANEL
N.C. BANKERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSD BANKS. N.C.
BANKERS GROUP JOINS FIGHT AGAINST POLICE ACCESS TO RECOROS
FARM COURSE APPLICATIONS BEINS TAKEN
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SEE ALSO LAWYERS. N.C.
LAWYERS TO PAY FOR PROTECTION OF THEIR CLIENTS
THE LEGAL PROFESSION PAYS PRIZE FOR A FEW
VANN OENIED REINSTATEMENT
VANN REFUSED LICENSE BY STATE BAR COUNCIL
TRUSTS OF BAR COUNCIL WILL BE AUDITED FIRST
VANN TO APPEAL DECISION OENYIMG HIM LAW LICENSE
GOOD OECISION ON VANN
VANN QUERIES BAR ACTION
CONVICTION OF LAWYER IS UPHELD
ATTORNEY INVESTIGATED
LAWYER'S JAIL WORK IRKS BAR
LAWYER SUSPENDED; ANOTHER LOSES APPEAL
JUDGE OISMISSFS VANN MI'S SUIT
BAR GETS COMPLAINTS AGAINST SIX LAWYERS
STATE BAR HONORS KATHPINE EVE'ETT
ATTORNEY JERRY PAUL ORDEREO Tl SURRENOEP LAW LICENSE
STANOAROS OF ETHICS RISING, LAWYER SAYS
N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LEGAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARO OF LAW EXAMINERS
PUBLIC HAS RIGHT TO KNOW LAW SCHOOLS" PASSING RATES
PASSAGE RATES ON BAR EXAM TO 3E PUBLIC
OUKE. UNC, NCCU DROP ON BAR EXAM
NCCU LAW SCORES FALL; OUKE DEAN OBJECTS
BAR EXAM RESULTS SHOW LAW SCHIOL PERFORMANCE
N.C. BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
SEE ALSO BIOTECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO DNA RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETIC RESEARCH
SEE ALSO GENETICS
S15 MILLION OF STATE SURPLUS SPENT
2 RTP FIRMS TO GET FUNOS
N.C. BUDGET OFFICER LISTS «15 MILLION 'SHUFFLE" ITEMS
UNC PROFS GET GRANT
BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER OFFERS G'ANT PROPOSALS TO SCIENTISTS
RESEARCH PROGRAMS MAY BE TRANSFERREO TO LT. GOV.
MARTIN OPPOSES MOVING PROGRAMS
DEMOCRATS, MARTIN SEEM TO BE PUMPING HEADS OVER FUNDS FOR HIGH-TECH INOU
MICROFLECTRONICS, BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTERS" BUDGETS ARE OUESTIONFD
EIGHT RESEARCHERS AT DUKE RECEIVE CENTER'S GRANTS
EIGHT RESEARCHERS AT OUKE GET GRANTS
BIOTECH CENTER MAY EXPAND COLLEGE AID
BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER RELEASES ANNUAL REPORT
BONDURANT AND HANCOCK APPOINTED TO BIO CENTER
WHO'S THE FATHER? TESTS REDUCE UNCERTAINTY
LEADERS OF CENTER SEE THE PROMISE OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
BIOTECH ROUTINE IN TRIANGLE
N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAJCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
BLACK CAUCUS TO HEAR BUS INESS" EN, BISHOP
N.C. BLACKS PLAN CAUCUS ON LEADERSHIP
N.C. BLACK WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
CHISHOLM MAIN SPEAKER FOR CONFERENCE AT NCCU
N.C. BOARO OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
FEOERAL LAW STYMIES AGRICULTU'E BONDS
ALAMANCE MAN JOINS AGRICULTURE BOARO
AGRICULTURE BOARO MEMBEPS SWORN IN
OANIELEY JOINS AGRICULTURE BOARD
N.C. BOARD OF ALCOHOLIC CONTROL
SEE N.C. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
N.C. BOARD OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
CASWELL COLLEGE ISSUE GOES TO STATE BOARD
DTI SEEKS NAME CHANGE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BOARD TO MEET AT TCA NEXT WEEK
PIEOMONT TECH GETS OK TO SERV5 CASWELL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATUS RECOMMENDED FOR DTI
BAN PROPOSED ON SPECIAL BILLS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE MONEY
COMMUNITY COLLEGES' BLACK ENROLLMENT DROPS
LEGISLATORS SAY ONLY ASSEMBLY'S LEADERSHIP CAN STOP SCRAMBLE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BUOGET IS APPROVED
OTI BUOGET OF S6.85 MILLION 0< ' 0
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BUDGET INCLUDES SALARIES
N.C. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS
GROUP WANTS BLACK APPOINTEO IT BOARD
OENTIST FROM DURHAM FIRST BLACK NAMED TO STATE EXAMINER BOARD
SUSPENSION CHALLENGED: OURHAM DENTIST CLAIMS RACIAL BIAS IN RULING
DENTIST: RULES IGNORED IN INVESTIGATION
MINORITY GROUP CRITICIZES CASE AGAINST DURHAM OENTIST
SUSPENSION OF OURHAM OENTIST CONCERNS BLACK MEOICAL GROUP
N.C. BOARD OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
TWO FROM TRIANGLE APPOINTED TO BOARD
N.C. BOARO OF EOUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
HUNT TO JOIN LAW FIRM
HUNT JOINS LAW FIRM IN RALEIGH
STRICTER ACAOEMIC STANOAROS NEAR FOR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
EDUCATORS MODIFY MERIT PLAN
SOME LEGISLATORS WANT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT HIRED...
POLL OF LEGISLATORS FINOS NO CONSENSUS ON HOW TO BOOST EDUCATION
TENURE SYSTEM FOR PRINCIPALS MAY BE TOPIC OF HEATFD DEBATE
STATE BOARD APPROVES PLAN TO PROVIDE EQUAL EDUCATION
EOUCATION BOARD APPROVES CAREER PLAN
PRINCIPALS LIKE TENURE
•BIG CHANGES' PROPOSED FOR EDUCATION IN N.C.
COMMITTEES TACKLE BILLS ON EDUCATION THIS WEEK
PHILLIPS CHANGES LONGTIME STA-ID ON APPOINTMENT
STATE FACING CLAIMS ON COASTAL LAND DEEDS
SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT MAY BE APPOINTED IN FUTURE
BILL ON CHILD SAFETY SEATS STALLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
CURRICULUM STANDARDS PROPOSEO
GUIDELINES TELL TEACHERS WHAT THEY SHOULO TEACH
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NEW FEDERAL LAW COULO OE
S=NATE COMMITTEE PA<CS 9
CURRICULUM PROPOSALS OKA
REVISED EDUCATION GOVERN
PRITCHETT REAPPOINTED TO
B*S!C EDUCATION PLAN AOV
martin DISCUSSES SCHOOL
boaro of education adopt
appointments are approve
state senate approves bi
senate oks superintenoen
panel oks education boar
cri»e protection bill fo
hiring shift in eoucatio
rewrite of criminal code
stuoents urged for n.c.
longer school year possi
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•latepal entry' teaching
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hiring non-certified tea
state board of eoucation
educators to take n.c.'s
board considers new poli
writing tests will compa
boaro oks more time in c
social studies gains sta
speaker of house hits tr
n.c. boaro of elections
see also durham county boaro of elections
see also election laws
vote boaro still billing ingram
bills seek eoucation changes
separation of powers debate flares anew
flock of candidates running for first election in kannapolis
partisan tempers flare over bill
partisan strife erupts as election board bill aovances
senate passes bill limiting martin's appointments
p0cketknif6 definition finds fav3p
BOARD OF ELECTIONS members SWORN IN
BOARD MAY SHIFT REDISTRICTING STAND
GOVERNOR may PRESS REDISTRICTING CASE
STATE REPUBLICANS SAY PARITY WITH DEMOCRATS 'IN SIGHT'
DEMOCRATS HIT LETTER CRITICAL OF CANDIDATES
PROTECT DURHAM VOTERS
N.C. BOARO OF LAW EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO LEGAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAR EXAMINATION
PUBLIC HAS RIGHT TO KNOW LAW SCHOOLS' PASSING RATES
PASSAGE RATES ON BAR EXAM TO OE PUBLIC
DUKE. UNC. NCCU DROP ON BAR EXAM
NCCU LAW SCORES FALL; DUKE DEAN OBJECTS
N.C. BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIAN CERTIFICATION
DURHAM DOCTOR NAMEO TO BOARO
DURHAM DOCTOR NAMED TO BOARD
DURHAM DOCTOR NAMED TO EXAMINERS 90AR0
DOCTORS RECEIVE NORTH CAROLINA LICENSES
JURY RULES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS
BOARO OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS LICENSES PHYSICIANS
175 PHYSICIANS LICENSED IN N.C.
N.C. BOARD OF NURSING
SEE ALSO N.C. NURSES EXAM
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
NURSE IS CHARGED WITH PRACTICING WITHOUT A LICENSE
LPN JOB HUNT GOES BEYONO HOSPITALS
N.C. BOARD OF PAROLE
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLES
SEE N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE PAROLE
N.C. BOARO OF SCIENCE ANO TECHNOLOGY
SEE N.C. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
N.C. BOARO OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF HIGHWAYS
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
WHO'LL CARRY TORCH FOR DEAN EXPRESSWAY?
MARTIN NAMES 21 TO STATE ROADS BOARO
TRANSPORTATION BOARD SWORN IN. MAKES FINISHING 1-40 TOP PRIORITY
BOARD OKS »22 MILLION CONTRACT FOR BRIDGE OVER ALBEMARLE SOUNO
WIDENING SCHEDULED FOR 2 ROADS
TRANSPORTATION BOARO SCALES 03WN ROAO P»OJECT NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
MONEY BIND PUTS FREEZE ON ROA? WORK
MORATORIUM SET ON ROAO CONTRACTS
OECISION may DELAY PUTURE DURHAM ROADS PROJECTS
BOARO OKS ROAO IMPROVEMENTS
S47.1 MILLION OK'D FOR STATE'S ROADS
ROAO PROJECT BIOS TO 3E REVIEWED PRIOAY
BOARD APPROVES ROAO WORK PROJFCTS
TRANSPORTATION BOARD LIFTS FREEZE ON HIGHWAY PROJECTS
N.C. TRANSPORTATION BOARO TO START RESTRICTING RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
HARRINGTON NEEDS HELP OF DE"OCRATS
CONTRACTS APPROVED FOR SECTION OF 1-40
OURHAM to get A5.4 MILLION FQP RJAOS
10-YEAR, S3-8ILLION PLAN IS 0< ' 0 FOR UPGRAOTNG HIGHWAYS IN N.C.
2 AIRPORTS GET MONEY FROM STATE
BOARO WILL CONSIDER 1-40 BIO
CONTRACTS FOR 1-40 BRIDGES APPROVED
ROAOS NAMEO FOR EX-GOVERNORS
HIGHWAY BOARO HOPES TO CHANGE ITS IMAGE
TRANSPORTATION BOARO TRIES TO CMANGF IMAGE
1-40 SECTION may BE PAvEO BY 1987
TRANSPORTATION 90AR0 CAUTIONED ABOUT POLITICS
OESPITE POLITICAL CHANGE. ROA) PLANS SIMILAR
POLITICAL LEADER OF MADISON INDICTED FOR HIGHWAY FRAUO
STATE NEEDS MULTI-YEAR PLANNING FOR AERONAUTICS
WAKE WANTS LOOP CLOSER TO OIIR-I AM
OXFORO LOOP ROAD REVISIONS SOUGHT
WAKE LOOP INTO DURHAM GETS STATE OK
PLAN APPROVED FOR OXFORO LOOP
PONOER'S PROBLEM: a ROAO
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BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION. BUDGET
STATE TRANSPORTATION 90AR0 TO LOJK AT P9C9LEM WITH HIGHWAY PROJECTS
U.S. 501 PROJECT IS ON SCHEDULE UNOFR NEW PLAN
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MONTHLY/AN
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POTLICHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
LOTS LET GARDENERS Ex=RCISE GREEN THUMBS
HERS MEET FOR ANNUAL HERB DAY
HER SALE IS APRIL 27
LE CONSERVATION ALTERNATIVE
ER SALE SET AT BOTANICAL GARDENS
POTLIGHT
ER OONATES SEVEN ACRE? OF LAND TO BOTANICAL GARDEN
MS GREAT FRIENDS OF GARDENERS
LANTS DECORATIVE
RIES FIRST NOTED FOR -RAG°ANCF, NOT FLAVOR
L GAROEN BOASTS WHOLE BOG WITH ITS TREASURES
NTS PUZZLE BOTANICAL RESEARCHERS
ROENS OFFER BEAUTY AN} TRANQUILITY
SE SET AT GARDEN
FFERING HOLIDAY EVENTS
S 'STAPLE OF OLD WORL^ CUISINE*
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BOYS CHOIR TO INTERVIEW FOR MEMBERS
A TRIBUTE TO THE N.C. BOYS CHOIR
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
BOYS CHOIR PRAISEO
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
BOYS CHOIR CONCERT SET
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
N.C. BUDGET ADVISORY COMMISSION
SEE N.C. ADVISORY BUDGET COMMISSION
N.C. BUILDING CODE CDUNCIL
SEE ALSO BUILDING CODES
PANEL ADOPTS LEAD LIMITS FOR SOLOER
NfW LEAO SOLDER RULING WON'T HURT BUILOING COSTS
N.C. BUSINESS ADVISORY BOARD
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
FU'JUA SCHOOL FORMS BOARD TO STRENGTHEN IIS TIFS WITHIN STATF
BUSINESS SCHOOL CREATES N.C. AOVISORY BOARD
N.G. BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
JASPER memory TO SERVE AS ACTING UNC VICE PRESIOENT
n.c. capital building authority
see also n.c, state building instruction
panel recommends durham company for museum contract
chapel hill design firm gets museum contract
n.c. capital planning commission
see also n.c state building construction
state revenue building sought
n.c. capitol
see n.c. state capitol
n.c. caucus of black oemocrats
see n.c. black leadership caucus
n.c. center for creative photography
see also durham photographic arts society
see also photographfrs . durham
see also photographers, n.c
see also photography
members' work in focus
color comes out in photography center's show
durham county photos go on vifh
N.C. CENTER FOR MISSI
SEE ALSD CHILO IDE
SEE ALSO MISSING C
SEE ALSO N.C. MISS
KIRK SAYS STATE
GROUP FINGERPRIN
MISSING. EXPLOIT
LEGISLATIVE PANE
STATE APPROVES C
COST QUESTIONING
LFGISLATOR URGES
CHILD FINGERPRIN
LEGISLATORS POND
MISSING CHILOPEN
BILL TO CLEAN UP
PANEL APPROVES B
MISSING CHILDREN
IO-KILUMETER WAL
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NTIFICATION PROGRAMS
HILDREN
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ED CHILDREN C5NTER SOUGHT
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CENTER BILL HITS SNAG
ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS ADVANCES
ILL TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN OAY-CARE CENTERS
WALKATHON OCT. 5
K PLANNED
SING
N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH
STUDY SAYS STATE BOAROS GRUW 'LIKE KUDZU.' DO LITTLE
AUTO INSURANCE REFORMS RECUMMENOEO
AUTO INSURANCE REGULATION HELD 'OUT OF KILTER'
VOTING RECORDS HELPFUL
ROYALL SAID MOST EFFECTIVE
SEN. ROYALL AGAIN PICKED MOST EFFECTIVE BY SURVEY
N.C. FOUNDATIONS AND CORPORATIONS GIVE «174 MILLION
THE BIG-HEARTED STATE
STUDY TORPEDOES MYTH OF STINGY N.C. TYCOONS
ELDERLY PROGRAMS FACE CROSSROADS
N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
N.C. CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF TEACHING
SEE ALSO TEACHER EDUCATION
MRS. CLEMENTS. SITTERSON NAMED TRUSTEFS OF NEW TEACHING CENTER
2 GROUPS ORGANIZE FOR IMPROVE"! TEACHING
N.C. CENTRAL PRISON
SEE CENTRAL PRISON
SEE PRISONS. N.C.
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS SCHEDULED AT NCCU THIS WEEK
WOMEN'S LIVES TO BE SUBJECT OF DIALOGUES
EXCELLENCE AT NCCU
WYNN SAYS CHANGE WON'T HARM NCCU
CLEARING THE RECORO
AT NCCU: BOOTH MAY BE READY BY FALL
STATUES ITCH, TOO
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GOVERNORS AT NCCU DISCUSSION
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OF EQUALITY TO UNC • S GOVERNORS
>ED AT NCCU
FRESHMEN
'HERF TO STAY'
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ACCREDITATIONS
NCCU AIMS TO BRING EXCELLENCE TO REALITY
NCCU DEVELOPING NEW SYSTEM FO< JUDGING WORTH OF PROGRAMS
ASSOCIATION REACCPEDITS NCCU NUTRITION PROGRAM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ADMINISTRATION
NCCU FACULTY SENATE PLANS GOVERNANCE MEET
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ADMISSIONS
NCCU HEAD COOL TO SET SATS
NCCU GOOD EXAMPLE OF PROGRESS WITHOUT FIAT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ALUMNI
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. ALU"NI ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL ALUMNI COUNCIL TO HOLD 3<)TH ANNUAL MEETING AT NCCU
ALUMNI OF BLACK COLLEGES HOLDING MEETING AT NCCU
NCCU 'SPECIAL ALUMNI" TO LEAD PROCESSIONAL AT COMMENCEMENT
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS NAMED 8Y N.C. CENTRAL
»500 GIVEN TO NCCU
CENTRAL ALUMNI RETURNING IN JJLY FOR 75TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION
FIRST NCCU GRAD DIES
NCCU HOSTS DIAMONO SHOWCASE
ARTISTIC ALUMNI IN NCCU 'SHOWCASE'
NCCU BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE CONTRIBUTIONS
OURHAM NATIVE HONORED
BOTH MALONE. DURHAM HAVE COME A LONG WAY
NCCU ALUMNI RAISE $21,000
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ATHLETIC DIRECOR
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
CENTRAL CHANGING ATHLETICS" HEAD
NCCU EYES BOYO
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AUDIT
NCCU OFFICIAL: PROBLEMS CITED IN AUDIT FIXED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., AWAROS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
NCCU'S ROBERTS AWARD
CBS' KURALT HEAOLINES AWARDS ?AY-PARENTS' WFEKENO AT N.C. CFNTRAL
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPOTLIGHT AT NCCU
KURALT SAYS AMERICANS MORE COMPASSIONATE TOOAY
NCCU HONORS TOP PHYSICS STUDENTS
KURALT SAYS AMERICA ON ROAD OF PROGRESS
NICHOLSON HONORED AT NCCU BAN1UET
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS NAMED BY N.C. CENTRAL
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUDGET
NCCU OFFICIAL: PROBLEMS CITED IN AUDIT FIXED
2-YEAR BUDGET OF J47.5 MILLION URGED FOR NCCU
UNC BUDGETS. PAY RAISES OK'O
WALKER SEEKS FUNOS FUR NCCU EXCELLENCE
NCCU CONVOCATION MARKS START 3F NEW ENDOWMENT FUND DRIVE
SCHOOLS LEARN PAINFUL BUOGET LESSONS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
NEW PHYSICAL EOUCATION COMPLE« OPENS
NCCU TRUSTEES IRKEO BY LIMITS ON CHOOSING ARCHITECT
PROJECT RESTRICTIONS IRK NCCU TRUSTEES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CALENDAR AND StHEOULES
BEFORE AND AFTER
DUKE, NCCU BEGINNING NEW YEAR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CAREER COUNSELING ANO PLACEMFNT BUREAU
NCCU PLANS FEB. 5 EDUCATION JOB FAIR
NCCU CAREER CENTER TO HOLD 0P=N HOUSE
NCCU COUNSELOR SAYS BLACKS BEGIN CAREER PLANNING FARLV
GRANT TO PROVIDE STUOENTS AT NCCU WORK EXPERIENCE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CHANCELLOR
2 RTP FIRMS TO GET FUNOS
STAGE SET FDR NCCU CHANCELLOR SEARCH
NCCU EXTENOS WALKER'S TENURF
NCCU BEGINS PROCESS TO FINO CHANCFLLOR
NCCU PANEL TO SEEK WALKER REPLACEMENT
WALKER TO HEAD SPORTS FESTIVAL
WALKER RULES OUT A RACE FIR MAYOR
PUBLIC HEARING SLATED ON CHANCELLOR SEARCH
NCCU PANEL CAUTIONED ON CHANCELLOR SEARCH
CHANCELLOR NOT PREPICKED
N.C. CENTRAL DESERVES TALENTED AOM I N I STP A TOR
SEARCH ON SCHEDULE FOR NCCU CHANCELLOR
BEING CHANCELLOR REQUIRES TEAMWORK, WALKER SAYS
NCCU NARROWS CHANCELLOR FIELD TO 2
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12/31/35
2 LEFT IN NCCU CHANCELLOR'S RACE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLARS
WOMAN. 27. EARNS NCCU'S CHANCELLOR'S AWARD
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., HONORARY DEG°EFS
KURALT CHANCES NCCU TALK
CHARLES KURALT TO SPEAK AT NCCU CONVOCATION
NCCU WILL NAME NEW SPEAKER
INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER PICKED FOP NCCU TALK
NCCU GRADUATION SPEAKER NAMED
NCCU 'SPECIAL ALUMNI' TO LEAO PROCESSIONAL «T COMMENCEMENT
NCCU TO PRESENT 3 HONORARY DEOREES AT GRADUATION
NCCU TO AWARD 3 HONORARY DEGREES
ANNIVERSARY: NCCU HONORS COURT FEATURE AS 700 GRADUATE
FROM MOUNTAINS TO SEA: GRADUATIONS OOMINATE MOTHER'S DAY
CLOUDS AND RAINDROPS DON'T DAMPEN SPIRITS OF NCCU GRAOS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
NCCU RECEIVES COMPUTER
NCCU COMPUTERS OPEN TO LIBRARIES AND BUSINESSES
EVENING COMPUTER CLASSES OFFE'ED
COMPUTER INSTRUCTION
IBM GIVES NCCU CUMPUTERS, MONEY
IBM GIVES COMPUTERS AND CASH JORTH 1250,000 TO N.C. CENTRAL
IN COMPUTER AGE, AGE HAS LITTLE TO 00 WITH WHO TEACHES WHOM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONCERTS
DIZZY GILLESPIE TO PERFORM AT NCCU
GILLESPIE GIG AT NCCU
GIVES A TOOT
ATLANTA'S MAYS HIGH BAND TO PLAY AT NCCU TOOAY
•OIVA OF SCAT' TO PERFORM
CHAKA KHAN PERFORMS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., SYMPOSIA
TEACHERS' GROUP TO MEET AT NCCU
NATIONAL ALUMNI COUNCIL TO HOLD 39TH ANNUAL MEETING AT NCCU
ALUMNI OF BLACK COLLEGES HOLOING MEETING AT NCCU
LEGISLATOR: 700 RULE WOULD 'D;STROY' BLACK INSTITUTIONS
ALUMNI LEADERS MEET
NCCU AUOIENCE TOLO 'TIHE HAS COME' FOR BLACK WOMEN
EVALUATING STUOENT TEACHERS CLOSES SESSION
SPONSERS ARE SOUGHT FOR WOMEN'S DIALOGUE
MINORITY HEALTH CONFERENCE SET
PORNOGRAPHY: CONFERENCE TO HIGHLIGHT CONCERNS
WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES: A TOPIC OF CONCERN DURING CONFERENCE
AWARENESS DAY TALKS, ACTIVITIES SET AT NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONSTRUCTION
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CONVOCATION
WALKER SPEAKS TODAY AT NCCU CONVOCATION
WALKER SEEKS FUNOS FOR NCCU EXCELLENCE
NCCU CONVOCATION MARKS START OF NEW ENDOWMENT FUND DRIVE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM
GRANT TO PROVIDE STUDENTS AT NCCU WORK EXPERIENCE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CURRICULUM
MATCHING OLDER WORKERS WITH JIBS
EVENING COMPUTER CLASSES OFFE'EO
PROFESSOR: NCCU GRANT WILL HELP DRAW STUDENTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., EMPLOYEES
NCCU HONORS RETIREES
N.C. CENTRAL TO HONOR SERVICE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., ENDOWMENTS
WALKER SEEKS FUNOS FOR NCCU EXCELLENCE
NCCU CONVOCATION MARKS START OF NEW ENDOWMENT FUND OR I VE
GOAL FOR EXCELLENCE NEEDS SUPPORT OF NCCU ALUMNI
»15 MILLION NCCU GOAL REQUIRES PLANNING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ENROLLMENT
WALKER PREDICTS NCCU ENROLLMENT SURGE
WALKER SEES ENROLLMENT RISING AT NCCU
BEFORE AND AFTER
DUKE, NCCU BEGINNING MEW YEAR
DUKE ENROLLMENT STABLE: NCCU RISES
SEPTEMBER INSIGHT
CORRECTION
FALL ENROLLMENT AT NCCU INCREASES BY 300 STUOENTS
SCHOOLS LEARN PAINFUL BUDGET LESSONS
UNC BOARD GETS ANNUAL REPORT ON ENROLLMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., FACULTY
NCCU PROFESSOR TO HEAO COUNCIL
LONGTIME DURHAM EDUCATOR DIES
FUNERAL IS MONDAY FOR MRS. SPAULOING
WILLIAM EDWARO FARRISON. PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF ENGLISH AT NCCU, DIES
A FRIGHTENING ANALYSIS
N.C. CENTRAL PLANS RECEPTION FOR 19 RETIREES
EDUCATOR WINS RESEARCH AWARD
NCCU HONORS RETIREES
NCCU PROFESSOR GETS HIS WISH: AN INTERVIEW WITH CASTRO
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR APPOINTED AT NCCU
HARPER GETS EDUCATION APPOINTMENT AT NCCU
NEW OFFICERS
NCCU FACULTY APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
TWO DURHAM STUOENTS PARTICIPATE IN ASU'S TEACHER PROGRAM
NCCU PROF TO PARTICIPATE IN SESSION
NWAGWU TO JOIN FACULTY AT NCCU
NCCU PROF TO BE HONORED
NCCU PROF: JOBS LURE BLACKS TO SOUTH
NCCU PROFESSOR ATTENDS WORKSHOP
SALARY 'DISPARITIES' PEEVE NCCU FACULTY
NCCU OFFICIAL ON INTERN UNIT
NCCU PROF WR ITES BOOK
NCCU PROFESSOR ELECTED TO PANEL
N. L. CENTRAL UNIV., FACULTY SALARIES
NCCU TRUSTEES APPROVE REVIEW OF 300 SALARIES
SALARY 'DISPARITIES' PEEVE NCCU FACULTY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., FACULTY SENATE
NCCU FACULTY SENATE PLANS GOVERNANCE MEET
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. FLING ON THE WING
DURHAM TO BE 'CITY OF FESTIVALS' THIS SUMMER
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., GIFTS C FUNORAISING
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HOOCROM WILSON FELLOWSHIP PBO'RAM
BUSINESSES GIVE S257.214 TO NCCU
NCCU PUSINESS ASSOCIATES RAIS5 1257. OPO
NCCU BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE CONTRIBUTIONS
HALKER SEEKS SUNOS FOR NCCU EXCELLENCE
NCCU CONVOCATION HARKS START OF NEW ENOOHMENT FUND DRIVE
S15 BILLION NCCU GOAL REQUIRES PLANNING
NCCU ALUMNI RAISE S21.000
IBM GIVES NCCU COMPUTERS. MONEY
IBM GIVES COMPUTERS ANO CASH WORTH 1250.000 TO N.C. CENTRAL
IN COMPUTER AGE. AGE HAS LITRE TO 00 WITH HMO TEACHES WHOM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. GRAOUATE PLACEMENT
JOBS LOOK GOOO FOR OECEMBER G' ADS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. GRANTS
NCCU AWARDED S75.000 GRANT
NCCU SEEKS GRANT CANDIOATES
SCHOOL AT NCCU SEEKS CANDIDAT=S FOR THREE GRANTS
CENTRAL RECEIVES SI. 3 MILLION FEUFRAL GRANT
NCCU RECEIVES GRANT TO TRAIN STUDENTS for MEDICAL RESEARCH
SHAH GETS RESEARCH GRANT
PROFESSOR: NCCU GRANT HILL HELP DRAW STUDENTS
GRANT TO PROVIOE STUOENTS AT NCCU HORK EXPERIENCE
NCCU RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY EMISSIONS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. HISTORY
ESMONDS TO HRITE HISTORY OF NCCU
FIRST PERSON TO RECEIVE CENTRAL BACHELOR'S DEGREE
NC CENTRAL'S FIRST 75 YEARS
NCCU TO HONOR SHEPARD'S FRIENDS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. HOMECOMING
NCCU LISTS HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. HONORARY DEGREES
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. COMMENCEMENT
NCCU TO PRESENT 3 HONORARY OEjREES AT GRAOUATION
NCCU TO AHARO 3 HONORARY DEGREES
ANNIVERSARY: NCCU HONORS COURT FEATURE AS 700 GRADUATE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAh LIBRARY .-._.,.
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LIERARY ANO INFORMATION SCIENCt:
...a RAPPING. SCREECHING. CahING, EVERMORE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. NURSERY-K INOERS AROFN
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
CENTRAL TO USE COMPUTERS IN PROGRAM FOR 3-YEAR-OLOS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. OPENINGS
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. CALENOA'. AND SCHEDULES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. PARENT"S DAY
CENTRAL TO COMBINE AHAROS OAY.
PARENTS' WEEKEND
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. REGISTRATION
NCCU REGISTRATION TO BEGIN ON JAN. 3
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SCHOLARSHIPS
SEE ALSO SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS I
LANG GETS SCHOLARSHIP
WHEELER FOUNDATION GIVES NCCU LAH SCHOOL 175.000
R. J. REYNOLDS GRANT TO PROVIOE CENTRAL HlTH 24 SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIP HONORS TEACHER
SCHOLARSHIP GIFT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SEMINARS
ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR SET
ISO TEACHERS TRAIN TO HELP NEH TEACHERS
NCCU SCHEDULES HRITING SEMINAR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SPEAKERS
KURALT CHANGES NCCU TALK
CHARLES KURALT TO SPEAK AT NCCU CONVOCATION
CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK AT N.C. CENTRAL ON KING'S BIRTHDAY
•USE TECHNOLOGY TO SERVE CAUS:' - SPEAKER
NCCU HILL NAME NEW SPEAKER
INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER PICKED = OR NCCU TALK
NCCU GRAOUATION SPEAKER NAMED
BLACK HISTORY
N.C. MUTUAL AIMING FOR AFFLUENT MARKET
ACT OFFICIAL TO PRESENT PAPER AT NCCU
PREP SCHOOL FOUNDER TALKS AT NCCU TODAY
MRS. COLLINS RAPS TFACHERS' KNUCKLES
EDUCATOR OPPOSES LONGER SCHOOL DAYS
TOUGH EDUCATION STANCE WORKS - OR »««V1 COLLINS
READY FOR GROWTH
NCCU LECTURES SET
CH1SH0LM MAIN SPEAKER FOR CONFERENCE »T NCCU
NCCU AUDIENCE TOLD 'TIME HAS IDWE' for black WOMEN
GOVERNORS CANCEL SPEAKING PLANS AT NCCU
NCCU FILLS CANCELLATION GAP
STATE SUPPORT IS NCCU TOPIC
BLACK COLLEGES' FUTURE DISCUSSED AT NCCU
NCCU SPEAKER: BLACK COLLEGES 'HERE TO STAY-
TONY BROWN TO S°EAK TOMORROW
JOURNALIST: U.S. STILL SEGREGATED
WALKER SPEAKS TOOAY AT NCCU CONVOCATION
DEATH RATE FJR MINORITIES MUCH HIGHER THAN OTHERS
FREE ART LECTURE SET
AWARENESS DAY TALKS. ACTIVITIES SET AT NCC'J
LAWYER URGES CAUTION IN MIXING PENAL SYSTEM HlTH PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SPORTS
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. STAFF
MS. BRANCH NAMED NCCU COORDINATOR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. STUOENT FEES
NCCU ExTENOS MALKER'S TENURE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., STUOENTS
PEOPLE ANO HMAT THEY'RE OOING
6 N.C. CENTRAL STUDENTS GET BANK SCHOLARSHIPS
NCCU STUOENT GETS Gm SCHOLARSHIP
STUDENT PRESIDENT RECEIVES CITY KEY
MOVING IN
DUKE. NCCU BEGINNING NEW YEAR
CLASS PLANNING
MAN HURT IN FIGHT
ACA0EM1C HELP CENTER PRAISED
POLICE REPORT STUOENT STABBED
JOBS LOOK GOOO FOR DECEMBER GRAOS
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N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SUMMER SCHOOL
TEACHERS WILL BE PAIO 11.000 TO ATTEND MCCU SUMMER SCHOOL
YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM PLANNED AT N.C. CENTRAL
NCCU SUMMER VENTURES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., CONFERENCES
EXPERTS IN LIBRARY SCIENCE MEET TOOAY
SERTQMA AWARDS
S 2 5/ID/B5 C 1
H 2 5/26/85 C 7
S 2 7/31/85 A 19
N.C.
CENTRAL UNIV., WORKSHOPS
DURHAM TEACHERS BEING TRAINEO TO TRAIN TEACHERS
WORKSHOP PLANNEO
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ALJMNI
ALUMNI TO MEET
NCCU ALUMNI PLAN MEETING
NCCU ALUMNI PLAN EVENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. AWARDS DAY
CENTRAL TO COMBINE AWAROS DAY, PARENTS' WEEKEND
KURALT TO GET DEGREE AT NCCU AWAROS DAY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NCCU EXTENOS WALKER'S TENURE
NCCU BEGINS PROCESS TO FIND C-IANCELLOR
NCCU AIMS TO BRING EXCELLENCE TO REALITY
NCCU DEVELOPING NEW SYSTEM F0> JUOGING WORTH OF PROGRAMS
INTERIM NCCU LAW DEAN NAMED
NCCU PANEL TO SEEK WALKER REPLACEMENT
CHANCELLOR NOT PREPICKED
WALKER SEES ENROLLMENT RISING AT NCCU
N.C. CENTRAL OESERVES TALENTED AOM IN I STP ATOR
MARTIN NAMES 2 CENTRAL TRUSTEES
BOARO OF TRUSTEES AT NCCU TO SET 4 NEW MEMBERS
NCCU TRUSTEES IRKED BY LIMITS ON CHOOSING ARCHITECT
PROJECT RESTRICTIONS IRK NCCU TRUSTEES
NEW TRUSTEES
NCCU TRUSTEES APPROVE REVIEW OF 300 SALARIES
SALARY 'DISPARITIES' PEEVE NCCU FACULTY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CENTER FOP INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INTERNATIONAL STUOENT CENTER
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL AT CENTRAL SUNDAY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CRIMINAL JUSTICE FACILITY
CRIMINAL JUSTICE APPLICATIONS DUE
SCHOLARSHIP GIFT
LAWYER URGES CAUTION IN MIXING PENAL SYSTEM WITH PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF BIOLOGY
N.C.'S FUTURE CROP? SCIENTIST SEES RUBBER AS TOBACCO "EPLACEMENT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
NCCU COOPERATES ON ENERGY RESEARCH
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF DRAMA
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. NEW UNIV. THEATRE
NCCU SCH60ULES AUOITONS FOR PLAY 'RAISIN IN THE SUN'
MUSIC PROFESSOR 'MAMA' REPEATING 'RAISIN' ROLE
•RAISIN' OVATION EARNED
NCCU'S 'RAISIN IN THE SUN' SHINES
NCCU RENEWS DRAMA TRADITION WITH 'MAKE-BELIEVE*
NCCU DOES CHILO'S PLAY - FOR KIDS
CAMPUS GROUPS GO ORAMATIC
PLAYWRIGHT SAMM-ART WILLIAMS TO ATTEND NCCU GALA
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
PLAYWRIGHT LIKES 'HOME' COMING HOME
NCCU 'HOME' LEAVES GOOO FEELINGS
NCCU'S 'HOME' DOWN RIGHT GOOD
■CHRISTMAS IS COMIN'...
■CHRISTMAS IS COMIN"
NCCU'S UPTOWN CHRISTMAS PRESENT
.NCCU'S SHOW OFFERS NEW TWIST ON OLD CLASSIC
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF EOUCATION
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF HEALTH EDUCATION
9 GRANTS WORTH t5.500 AWARDED BY GREATER
FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM FOUNDATION
SCIENCE
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF HISTORY AND SOCIAL
OIALOGUES BEGIN FRIDAY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF HOME ECONOMICS
NCCU COOPERATES ON ENERGY RESEARCH
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF MATHEMATICS
TEACHERS' SUMMER COURSE SET AT MCCU
NCCU SUMMER VENTURES
IBM GIVES NCCU COMPUTERS. MONEY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF MUSIC
FOR CHARLES GILCHRIST, TEACHING COMES FIRST
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OEPT. OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES, DURHAM
NCCU STUOENT NURSES PRACTICE PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE FOR ELDERLY
MICHIGAN DEAN TO TALK AT NCCU
CENTRAL'S NURSING GRADUATES SLIP ON STATE BOARD SCORES
NCCU NURSING GRADS' BOARO SCO'ES DROP
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR SET
NCCU PHYSICAL EOUCATION OEPARTMENT To HONOR SENIORS
NEW PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMPLEX OPENS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF PHYSICS
NCCU HONORS TOP PHYSICS STUOENTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DIVISION OF CONTINUING EOUCATION
NCCU WILL OFFER PILOT GROUND SCHOOL
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. FOUNDATION
NCCU GROUP BEGINS DRIVE FOR MEMBERS OF SHEPARD SOCIETY
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. FOUNDER'S DAY
DAUGHTER OF NCCU FOUNDER, TWO OTHERS TO BE HONOREO FRIDAY
NCCU FOUNOER'S VISION, LEADERSHIP REMEM8ERE0
NCCU FOUNDER'S DAY 'FAMILY' AFFAIR
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. HEALTH CAREERS OFFICE
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CONFERENCE TODAY ON OPPORTUNITIES IN HEALTH SCIENCES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. MUSEUM OF ART
CHILDREN'S ART HERE t OOWN UN}ER
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•CHRISTMAS IS COMIN'...
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING FUUCATION
NCCU COMPUTERS OPEN TO LIBRARIES ANO BUSINESSES
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. O'KELLY STADIUM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPOTS, FOOTBALL
LET THERE BE LIGHTS
ILLUMINATION ON CAMPUS
NIGHT LIGHTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
DURHAM AREA MPS STUDENTS GET 'GRAVER'
ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TRIANGLE IS DOUBLE THAT IN CHARLOTTE AREA
CENTRAL'S BUSINESS SCHOOL TO LOOK AT '90S TRENOS
NCCU RECEIVES COMPUTER
NCCU BUSINESS ASSOCIATES RAISE 4257,000
REVIEWING PROGRAM
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
NCCU PLANS FEB. 5 EDUCATION J?B FAIR
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TWO LAW SCHOOLS IN N.C. SEE O'.OP IN APPLICATIONS
NCCU LAW SCHOOL CUTS 20 STUOENT SLOTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW, DEAN
NCCU BEGINS SEARCH FOR LAW SCHOOL OFAN
NCCU EXTENOS WALKER'S TENURE
INTERIM NCCU LAW DEAN NAMED
LAW SCHOOL DEAN HAS HIS DAY
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NCCU PICKS 5 LAW OEAN FINALISTS
NCCU PICKS 5 LAW DEAN FINALISTS
FIELD OOWN TO THREE FOR NCCU LAW OEAN
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SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. LIBRARIES
LAW SCHOOLS SEARCH FOR 'BETTE<" STUOENTS
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
SFE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV., LIBRARIES
NCCU STUOENTS FACULTY TO LOBBY FOR LIBRARY FUNDS
EXPERTS IN LIBRARY SCIENCE MEET TODAY
NCCU SEEKS GRANT CANOIOATES
SCHOOL AT NCCU SEEKS CANOIOATES FOR THREE GRANTS
1500 GIVEN TO NCCU
NCCU LIBRARY SCHOOL OFFERING NEW PROGRAM
NCCU FILLS POST IN LIBRARY SCHOOL
CENTRAL PLANS PROGRAM ON INFO'MATION SCIENCC
NCCU LIBRARY SCHOOL TO HOLO ALUMNI DAY SATURDAY
NCCU TEACHER TO BE VISITING PROFESSOR
WORKSHOP PLANNED
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SCHOOL OF NURSIIG
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. DEPT. OF NURSING
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS
SEE ALSO BOWLING
SEE ALSO BULL CITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
NICHOLSON HONOREO AT NCCU BAN3UET
CENTRAL CHANGING ATHLETICS' H* AO
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL IMEN)
SHAW RIPS EAGLES
PANTHERS ROUT HAPLESS EAGLES
EAGLES ROW TO BULLS
EAGLE LOSING STREAK NOW AT U
EAGLES IMPRESS FAYETTEVILLE STATE
VIKES RALLY PAST EAGLES
BERNARO TO FILL NCCU CAGE POST
EAGLES HIRE BASKETBALL COACH FOR NEXT YEAR
WILL TO WIN: CHALLENGE AWAITS NEW NCCU PASKETPALL COACH
NCCU'S BERNARO OPTIMISTIC
EAGLES GET WIN
EAGLES LUSE TO AGGIES
CENTRAL EDGES FAYETTEVILLE
RAMS DOWN EAGLES
SMITH BEATS N.C. CENTRAL
NCCU LOSES AGAIN
SHAW EOGES CENTRAL
NCCU PLAYS NORFOLK STATE
NORFOLK STATE SENDS CENTRAL PACKING, 97-64
NORFOLK STATE ROUTS CENTRAL
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NCCU SIGNS SEVEN
EAGLES' NEW COACH: BERNARD OPTIMISTIC
NEW COACH SWEEPS OUT OLD ATTITUOE
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/15
EAGLES TAKE FIRST VICTORY
EAGLES POP PIRATES
NORFOLK RIPS EAGLES
EAGLES HOST BULL CITY
CENTRAL FALLS BY 2
FAYETTEVILLEi LIVINGSTONE AOVANCE
BRUNCOS WIN BULL CITY ON LATE SHOT
ST. AUG'S NIPS CENTRAL
CENTRAL TRIES TO BREAK SKID
HOWELL SPARKS CLOSE EAGLE WIN
EAGLES CLAIM OT WIN
EAGLES RALLY AT GARONER-WEBB
ACT STOPS DETERMINED EAGLE EFFORT
CENTRAL FALLS AFTER GIVING ACT A SCARE
CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL IWO.MENI
NCCU WUMEN LOSE
EAGLES PUP PIRATES
BRONCOS WIN BULL CITY ON LATE SHOT
N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. 0'K5
N.C. CENTRAL LANDS U PLAYERS
LET THERE BE LIGHTS
WEBB'S TIME OAKLEY SIGNS WITH
CENTRAL SIGNS OAKLEY
PANTHERS" VANHOOK TO SIGN WITH
EAGLES GET VANHOOK
CENTRAL TO GET SHOT AT GRAMBLI
EX-NCCU PLAYER SMITH DIES AFTE
AREA COLLEGE TEAMS START BLOC<
INSIOE MOVES
EAGLES SEARCH FOR QUARTERBACK
NCCU SCHEDULE
EAGLES HAVE RECEIVERS; NEED GO
ILLUMINATION ON CAMPUS
N.C. CENTRAL SOLVING MYSTERIES
FLY WITH THE EAGLES
CENTRAL FINOS FRAYLON'S SUCCES
TEAMS NEEO FAN SUPPORT
OPENING NIGHT: NEW-LOOK EAGLES
NIGHT LIGHTS
BEARS DIM LIGHTS ON EAGLES
CENTRAL SLOPPY IN OPENING LOSS
EAGLES TRY TO IRON OUT MISTAKE
EAGLES' TOP RECEIVERS MAY LAND
EAGLES SOAR PAST ST. PAUL'S AS
NCCU EAGLES TUNE UP FOR GRAMBL
EAGLES FIND FRESHMAN RECORD-Sc
EAGLES GET PIG KICK FROM HUEY
ROBINSON FOCUSING ON NCCU
P.M. DIGEST
LATTIMORE HOPES BIG APPLE WON'
LATTIMORE READY TO RENEW 'RIVA
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EAGLES FINALLY GET SHOT AT GRA
GRAMBLING NEVER LETS EAGLES GE
EAGLES LEARNING TO fly
CENTRAL IN NY: 'WAIT TILL NEXT
EAGLES LOOK TO REGROUP
EAGLES PACK TO CIAA
EAGLES LASSO BRONCS
CENTRAL GETS TOUGH FOR EASY VI
CLARK AND EAGLES FOCUSED ON RA
EAGLES' LITTLE RECEIVER MAKES
EAGLES. RAMS RENEW HEATED CIAA
CENTRAL BOWS TO RAMS
EAGLES LOOK TO ENO THEIR GIVIN
MCNEILL: 'BACKS AGAINST THE WA
SPARTANS THRIVE ON EAGLE ERRO*
MISTAKES COST EAGLES VS. NORFO
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PATTON WANTS WINNING FINISH
EAGLES LAND IN WRONG PLACE. LO
EAGLES LOSE BY A FOOT
AFTER WAITING. OAKLEY REAOY TO
TIM OAKLEY A VERSATILE EAGLE
RAIN DIDN'T OAMPEN SPIRITS
EAGLES SOAR, SHELLACK HELPLESS
BIG WIN SOOTHES EAGLES' PAINS
CENTRAL'S EARL OF THE AIRWAYS
LATTIMORE ISN'T UNOER THE GUN
HARVEY UNLOAOS SIX SCORING SHI
EAGLES' LINE PROVIOES HARVEY A
HUEY'S TOE COULD BE THE KEY
AGGIES RAIN ON EAGLES' IPASSTI
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SIX EAGLES SELECTED TO ALL-CIA
HARVEY REAPS CIAA HONORS
SIX EAGLES MAKE CIAA TEAM
N.C. CENTRAL'S HARVEY NAMED CI
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EAGLES
EAGLES
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N.C.
CENTRAL UNIV. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
NCCU TO INOUCT 47 INTO HALL OF FAME
CENTRAL TO INDUCT 47
N.C. CEREBRAL PALSY HOSPITAL
SEE LENOX BAKER CEREBRAL PALSY AND CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF N.C.
N.C. CHILD ABUSE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. N.C.
SOLICITATION USING FEWEL GIRL'S NAME CALLEO LEGITIMATF
N.C. CHILD ADVOCACY INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO CHILO AOVOCACY
JORDAN NAMES CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN
CHILD ADVOCATES CALL FOR BETTER CARE
SENATORS REFUSE MEETING. ANGERING CHILDREN'S GROUP
PROPOSALS REFLECT COURT'S PROBLEMS WITH JUVENILES
N.C. CHILD DAY CARE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
N.C. DAY CARE SPANKING ISSUE IS RAISED AGAIN
SPANKING AT DAY-CARE CENTERS TO BE OEBATEO
DAY-CARE SPANKING REJECTED
STATE DAY CARE AGENCY KEEPS B« N ON NURSERY SPANKINGS...
OAY-CARE HOMES NOW MUST MEET STATE RULES
TAR HEEL PRESCHOOLERS GET BETTER PROTECTION
N.C. CHILO DAY CARE LICENSING BOARD
SEE N.C. CHILO DAY CARE COMMISSION
SEE N.C. OFFICE OF CHILD OAY CA5E LICENSING
N.C. CHRISTIAN ACTION LEAGUE
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10/03/85
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10/05/85
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10/06/85
C
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10/10/95
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10/10/85
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10/13/85
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10/14/85
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10/24/»5
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10/24/15
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10/27/85
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10/28/85
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10/31/15
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10/31/85
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11/03/85
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11 /03/85
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11/04/85
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11/14/85
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11/14/15
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N
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11/17/85
C
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N
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11/18/85
0
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H
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11/19/85
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11/19/85
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11/19/85
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11/20/15
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H
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4/18/85
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4/18/15
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H 2 2/24/85 B 5
S 2 3/01/B5 C 6
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 568
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SFE CHRISTIAN ACTION LEAGUE
N.C. CITIZENS FOP BUSINESS AND INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO PUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL OE V ELOPMENT, N.C.
GROUP BACKS INTANG13LES TAX REPEAL
BRIEFER SESSIONS URGED FOR GEMERAL ASSEMBLY
REP. BROYHILL, CAMERON GIVEN BUSINESS AUARO
N.C. CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION TO OPPOSE SEIZURE OF MAGAZINES. MOVIES...
NCCLU IS NOT PRO-PORNOGRAPHY
STATEMENTS ARE ERRONEOUS
RIGHTS EXECUTIVE SAYS OPPONENTS PUSH TOP HARD
SENATE PANEL VOTES TO CHANGE THE WOROING OF COURT OATHS
CIVIL RIGHTS AOVOCATE SEES •CLOUD* OVER NORTH CAROLINA
PARENTS URGED TO FIGHT AGAINST CENSORSHIP
WINE AND CHEESE PARTY PLANNED
PROFESSOR: 'OBSCENITY LAW IS ITSELF AN OBSCENITY'
LAWYER BECOMING NEW CHAMPION OF LIBERTARIANS
NORTH CAROLINA CLEAN
SEE ALSO LITTER
KEEP STATE CLEAN
N.C. CLOSED JUNIORS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE N.C. JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS T7URNAMENT
N.C. COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
COALITION GETS GRANT
COALITION WINS «25,000 GRANT
COLLECTING GRANT CAN BE BIG HASSLE
N.C. COALITION AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO ANTI-OEATH PENALTY
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES. U.S.
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C.
DAVIS ENSEMBLE HILL BE FEATURED
N.C. COALITION FOR CHRONICALLY ILL £. DISABLED CHILDREN
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPED
PEDIATRICIAN URGES LE TTER- WR I T I MG OR I VE
INCREASE CRIPPLEO CHILDPEN An
N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
13 COASTAL COMMUNITIES GET L AN 0 USE GRANTS
N.C. COASTAL RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. COASTAL MANAGEMENT ACT
SEAWALLS OUTLAWED ON COAST
HOUSE OKS LEGISLATION OFSIGNET TO PROTECT COASTAL WATER 0UAL1TY
PLANS PROGRESSING FOR SEAWALL TO PROTECT LIGHTHOUSE
2 NAMED TO COASTAL COMMISSION
TAPES STOLEN
STORM RUNOFF RULES MAY BE DELAYED
N.C. COLLEGE
SEE N.C. CENTRAL UNIV.
N.C. COLLEGE FOUNDATION
COLLEGE FOUNDATION STILL MAKING LOANS FOR SPRING TERMS
N.C. CONFERENCE OF THE UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE N.C. UNITED METHODIST CONFERENCE
N.C. CONGRESS OF PARENTS ANO TEACHERS
SEE ALSO PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
OPENING PTA CONVENTION
PTA OFFICIALS
SCHOOL CHIEF CITES LEARNING UPHEAVAL
PAOOLING OPPOSED BY STATE PTA
SWINGING
N.C. CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
HELMS POOR-MOUTHS ABOUT CAMPAIGN DEBTS
N.C. CONSERVATION COUNCIL
SEE CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF N.C.
N.C. CONSERVATIVE UNION
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
CURRICULUM PROPOSALS DRAWING =IRE
N.C. CONSERVATIVES UNITED
SEE ALSO CONSERVATIVES
SEE ALSO PROFESSIONAL POLICE C F I RE F I GH TE» S ASSOC.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. CURRICULUM
SOME PARENTS' GROUPS SAY TEACHERS' GUIOE DANGEROUS
SOCIAL STUDIES GAINS STATE BOARD APPROVAL
N.C. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION
SFE ALSO N.C. GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO VETO POWER
BILL PROPOSES SINGLE SIX-YEAR
4-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR CLEA?
SEPARATION OF POWERS DEBATE FL
COMMITTEE APPROVES RILL TO ALL
THIS YEAR SHOULD DECIOE SUCCES
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WICKER: SUCCESSION VOTE REFLE:
PUBLIC COMMENT TO BE SOUGHT ON
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3/05/85
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3/06/85
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3/06/85
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3/08/85
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3/14/85
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3/15/85
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4/03/85
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4/05/95
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4/27/85
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5/02/85
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5/06/85
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5/13/85
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5/15/85
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5/16/85
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5/16/85
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13
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
S U B J 6 C
PANEL OKS EDUCATION BOARD CHAVGES
MARTIN ASSAILS C A"P A I GN-L I ES AMENDMENT
REWRITE Of CRIMINAL COOF DELATED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
SENATE OKS PROPOSED OFF-YEAR ELECTION AMENOMENT
N.C. VOTERS TO DECIDE ON CHANGING ELECTIONS
POLITICIANS CONSIDERING LOBBYING ON ELECTION CHANGE
SERIES SET ON CONSTITUTION ANT N.C.
OPINION: LEGISLATOR'S OFFICE FORFEITED
VIDEO STORES GROUP JOINS POPN L AH CHALLENGE
N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO FOUNTAIN CORRECTION CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO WOMEN. PRISONERS
FIRST LAOY'S ORIENTATION INCLJOFS VISITING PRISON
HEARING OFFICER URGEO FOR ACE'ICY REGULATION DISPUTES
WOMEN'S PRISON GUARD INOICICD ON SEX CHARGES
OFFICIALS CONFIRM INMATE HAS DIED FROM AIDS
INMATE'S PSYCHIATRIC CARE OPPOSEO
N.C.
COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL STUOIES
EIGHT N.C. TEACHERS GOING TO CANAOA
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY
GROUP SEEKS TO IOENTIFY OEPRESSEO STUOENTS
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHJRCHES
COUNCIL QF CHURCHES PLANS TO SUPPPORT TAX REPEAL IF SFRVICES NOT.
CHURCHES SHOULD AVOtD POLITICS
FARMWORKERS COUNCIL MEMBERS TAKE ISSUE WITH FAVORITISM CHARGE
N.C. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES MARKS ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY
MIGRANT HOUSING PLAN SPARKS AVGRY DEBATE
N.C. COUNCI
MARTIN
COUNCI
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EVASION OF MORE THAN 1400
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M CANDIDACY BILL
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HAVE GOVERNOR. LT. GOVERNOR RUN AS TEAM
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TS REVIFW
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ROPOSALS BY MARTIN PANEL
N.C. COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL OF WOMFN
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
MEYER GETS POST
N.C. COUNCIL ON AGING
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
N.C. COUNCIL ON THE HOLOCAUST
SEE ALSO "THE HOLOCAUST"
EIGHT APPOINTED TO HOLOCAUST PANEL
N.C. COUNCIL ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
GROSSMAN NAMED TO STATE COUNCIL
SEXUAL ASSAULTS RISE SHARPLY— STATE RFPORT
RAPE CRISIS COORDINATOR APPOINTEO IN REGION K
N.C. COURT OF APPEALS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
HUNT APPOINTEE LACKS BACKGROUN
3 OURHAM MEN TAKE OATHS FOR JJ
TWO NEW JUOGES JOIN N.C. COURT
COURT SAYS SPLIT PROPERTY 50-*
COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS IN TOBAC
COURT UPHOLDS JOBLESS BENEFITS
LAW CHANGE WOULD PROTECT POTEt
CHARGE INAPPROPRIATF, COURT RJ
APPEALS COURT REVERSES MANSLAU
N.C. WOMAN TO BE GIVEN NEW TRI
DURHAM COURT CUTS SENTENCE
KIDNAPPING SENTENCE REDUCEO FT
NEW SENTENCING OROERED IN CASE
COURT RULES IN HEALTH-EMPLOYMf
COURT RULES RJR MUST PAY II MI
COURT DENIES REOUEST FOR BILIN
MAGNOLIA HILL CASE APPEALED
COURT RULING ON TAX PERPLEXES
COURT: NO DISPUTE ON RJR TAX 0
DISMISSED VETERAN TEACHER LOS"
STATE SUPREME COURT CENSURES J
COURT SAYS NUPSE CAN SUE DUKE
OEVELOPER WINS RULING
APPEALS COURT AFFIRMS OISMISSA
COURT SAYS INGRAM ERRED IN RAT
COURT FINOS NO GROUNDS FOR LI3
COURT UPHOLOS PROVISION OF Dwl
APPEALS COURT UPHOLOS PROPERTY
STATE APPEALS OFFICER STEPS 03
5 SENTENCEO TO JAIL TERMS AFTC
APPEALS COURT ORDERS TRIAL IN
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COURT: 'SHOWUPS* TO IOENTIFY J
COURT UPHOLOS CONVICTION IN CH
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7/03/85
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9/18/85
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10/30/85
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LAO
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
>AG£ 570
1/15/ 96
COURT NIXES DISABILITY PAY FO' FORMER TFXTILE WORKER
N.C. COURTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
LAW CHANGE WOULD PROTECT POTENTIAL JURORS
SOME TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS TO BECOME INFRACTIONS
N.C. CRIMINAL CODE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL COOE. N.C.
COMMITTEE APPROVES PROPOSALS TO TOUGHEN OBSCENITr LAWS
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION TO OPPOSE SEIZURE OF MAGAZINES. MOVIES...
PANEL WILL REVIEW LAW CHANGES
MAJOR REWRITING OF CRIMINAL CI DE OFFERED
CRIMINAL COOE REVISIONS LIKELY to PASS PIECEMEAL
TIRED OF COMPLAINING PROSECUTORS. BLUE ASSERTS CRIMINAL CODE TOUGHER
N.C. DANCE ALLIANCE OF OURHAM
SEE ALSO DANCE
OANCERS CONFER FEB. 2
N.C. OANCE THEATRE
SEE ALSO OANCE
N.C. OANCERS HIRE MANAGER
N.C. OAY CARE ASSOCIATION
INSURANCE COMPANIES CANCELING COVERAGE OF DAY-CARE CENTERS
N.C. DAY CARE COMMISSION
SEE N.C. CHILO DAY CARE COMMISSION
SEE N.C. OFFICE OF CHILD DAY CASE LICENSING
N.C. OAY CARE LICENSING OFFICE
SEE CHILO CARE CENTERS. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
SEE N.C. OFFICE OF CHILO OAY C f E LICENSING
N.C. OEBUTANTE BALL
SEE ALSO DEBUTANTES
DEBS ANNOUNCED
N.C. OEPS ANNOUNCED
FOUR GIRLS FROM OURHAM TO DEBJT AT STATE BALL
N.C. OEPT. OF ADMINISTRATION
POLITICAL WORK LURES ROHRER BACK
. BIDDY NAMEO TO ADMINISTRATIVE JOB
WOMEN'S ECONOMIC OFFICE SHIFTED TO DIFFERENT AGENCY
DURHAM INFANT DEATH RATE HIGHER THAN N.C. AVERAGE
COLLECTING GRANT CAN BE BIG HASSLE
N.C. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF AGRICULTIRF
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
MONEY WILL BE SOUGHT TO HELP AGRICULTURE, SEAFOOD
REACTION IS DIVIDED ON ASSEMBLY'S DECISIONS ON AGRICULTURAL ISSUES
N.C. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
STATE COMMERCE SECRETARY NAMES DEPUTY! MARTIN APPOINTS COUNSEL...
INVESTMENT EXPECTED TO CREATE 42,000 JOBS
OEPARTMFNT TO AID SMALL N.C. 'USINESSES
STATE GETS MORE CALLS ON STARTING BUSINESSES
ORANGE DELEGATION TELLS STATE WELCOME MAT OUT FOR BUSINESS
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW HIPINGS IN 4TH QUARTER
PROPOSEO CLEAN AIR RULES HAVE INOUSTRY SMOKING
N.C. OEPT. OF COMMERCE. SECRETARY
N.C. OFFICIAL WON'T ORAW STATE SALARY
SERVING TWO MASTERS RISKS SLIGHTING N.C.
COMMERCE CHIEF STOPS DRAWING HIS PRIVATE SALARY
.C. DEPT. OF CORRECTION
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF PRISONS
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
N.C. DEPUTY CORRECTION SECRETARY APPOINTED
PRISON SYSTEM HIRES DETECTIVE
PUBLIC PRESSURE PAYS OFF
ppotect taxpayers' oollars
n.c. officials look at methods to reducf crowoing of prisons
prisons job includes soap plant, chickens
prisoneps' relative protest ban on christmas visiting
inmatf's psychiatric care opp^seo
prisons chief: crowoing main problem
n.c. oept. of corrections, employees
parol? chief named
7 fired in prison system
correction chief will bf askeo about firings
prisons director quits over firings; accuses correction boss of lying
political fur flies over hearing
firings at the n.c. dept. of correction (cartooni
fuss over firings misses the »oint
state supreme court censures judge for campaign contributions
superintendent fired at prison
parole official pleaos guilty to embezzling
n.c. dept. of crime control and public safety
see also crime commission. gove'nor's
see also crime prevention
state commerce secretary names deputy: "artin appoints counsel...
new crime control secretary eyes ways to hurt opug flnw
new crime control secretary t"1 target n.c. "rug traffic
department head threatened filings over bill, rfp. says
community service said effective punishment
n.c. dept. of cultural resources
chief state librarian claims he was firfo
n.c. dept. of economic resources
see n.c. oept. of natural resources and community development
n.c. dept. of education
see n.c. oept. of public instruction
n.c. department of health
see n.c. health services division
n.c. oept. of history and archives
see n.c. oivision of archives ano history
n.c. dept. of human resources
see also blind
see also jails, n.c.
see also n.c. oivision of youth services
heating assistance checks maileo
senate committee approves consolidation of day care
resources secretary opposes s'ecial bill
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7/13/95
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4/09/B5
4/22/85
5/09/05
10
12
6
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H 2 1/25/05 D 10 N
H 2 1/25/85 0 3 N
H 2 1/01/85 A 1 N
H 2 6/21/95 E 8
H 2 7/07/85 E 6
S 2 9/13/95 B 1
S 2 1/21/85 A 9 N
H 2 2/09/85 B 1 P N
H 2 2/15/85 A 17 N
S 2 7/06/85 A 1 N J56
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3/13/85
7/21/85
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2
2
3
2
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1/17/85
8/17/85
3/28/95
8/29/05
9/10/85
9/12/95
U/23/95
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13
17
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S 2 1/10/95 A 4
H 2 3/17/85 A 14
H 1
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P.
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8/15/85
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9/31/85
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9/24/85
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11/10/95
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11/17/85
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11/23/85
A
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H /
11/39/85
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H 2
1/09/85
A
9
N
H !
3/04/85
A
1 1
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H 1
3/09/85
A
N
H »
3/14/95
A
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3/15/85
A
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H 7
3/19/85
A
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3/19/85
A
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H 2
5/08/85
A
8
N
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6/03/85
9
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S 2
12/07/85
A
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M 2 1/1B/85 A 10
1/19/95
5/16/85
6/18/95
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2 2/07/95
2 5/09/85
2 5/20/85
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12/31/95
HOSPITAL HEARING IS JULY 9
HOSPITAL PLANS TO BEGIN HOME HEALTH-CARE SERVICE
N.C. MEMORIAL TURNED DOWN ON HELICOPTER
ANNUAL MEETING
BLADEN INCINERATOR PROPOSAL GrTS REVIEW
HOME HEALTH PLAN GETS GREEN LIGHT
FOUR ON BUTNER PLANNING BOARO ANNOUNCED
STATE WANTS DAY-CARE OPERATION SHUT DOWN
PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS MADE
AGREEMENT REACHED
CHATHAM ASKING HELP WITH JOROAN LAKE BURDEN
AGENCY LOOKING AT REZONING ISSUE IN BUTNER
SFX EDUCATION IN SCHUOLS TO RT ACH MORF TEEN-AGERS
OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES, BUDGET
N.C. WELFARF PAYMENTS STILL LOWEST IN COUNTRY
OEPT. UF HUMAN RESOURCES. DIVISIJN OF FACILITY SERVICES
APPEALS HEARING SCHEOULED FOR REST HOME IN ALAMANCE COUNTY
STATE OFFICIAL CONFIRMS REST HOME
SENATE OKS DAY CARE CONSOLIDATION
YOUNG WORLD'S LICENSE REVOKED
DAY-CARE CENTER'S LICENSE REVOKED
DAY-CARE OWNER RAPS OFFICIALS
LITHOTRIPTER RULING FAVORS UROLOGISTS
S LICFNSE WAS REVOKEO
BILL
APPEAL PLANNED
N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
N.C. OFPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES. SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
BUSINESSMEN. ENVIRONMENTALISTS CLASH OVER URLES FOR WASTE SITE
HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE REGULATIONS APPROVFO
622 WASTE SITES BEING DOCUMENTED
LEGISLATOR SAYS WASTE REPORT NOT SUBMITTED BY OEADLINE
HIGH POINT FIRM ASSESSEO PENALTY ON WASTE RULES
RECYCLING FIRM WILL NOT MEET LIST OFADLI.NE
RECYCLING FIRM GETS EXTENSION FOR REPORT
RECYCLING PLANT IN CITY CLOSIMG BY AUG. 1
2N0 HEARING SET ON INCINERATOR PERMIT
. TAINTED SOIL FOUND NEAR PARK
NEW WASTE-OISPOSAL RULES COULO MINIMIZE OANGERS
N.C. DEPT. OF
SEE ALSO I
LONG SAY
RUSH TO
M4RTIN S
A LAME E
OISCARDE
LONG ACC
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INSURANC
SOME INS
CONTRIBU
AUTO INS
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STATE IN
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STATE IN
JUDGE OR
HEARING
AUTO CLA
STATE SA
LONG: FA
LONG'S I
LONG ORD
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NSURANCE
S INGRAM THREW OUT DOC
EMPTY OFFICE IS BLAMED
AYS APPARENT DUMPING 3
XCUSE
0 OOCUMENTS WERE PUBLI
EPTS 4.4* RATE INCREAS
ANTS TO TALK ABOUT R EC
AYS HE WOULD BE SURPRI
E DEPARTMENT SEEKS EME
URANCE 'PEACE' LOOMS
TOR CLAIMS INGRAM INTI
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AYS HE HAS VOTES FOR S
ILES WON'T LEAO TO PRO
SURANCE CHIEF SEEKS MO
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SURANCE ADMINISTRATOR
DERS PAYMENT OF INSURA
SCHEOULED ON AUTO INSJ
IMS MAY GO TO ARBITRAT
YS ACTION TAKEN ON INS
ILURE IN IOWA COULD HJ
NSURANCE PLAN 'ORASTIC
ERS 'DRASTIC INSURANC
UMENTS
FOR POSSIBLE RECORD ni SCARRING
F RECORDS 'VERY PUZZLING TO ME'
C RECORDS
E ON AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE IN
OROS
SEJ IF STAFF THREW AWAY RECORDS
RGENCY APPROPRIATION
MIDATING
•OUT QF KILTER'
UCCESSION MEASURE
SECUTION
RE COMPUTERS
ON NEW TIME-SAVING COMPUTERS
TO BE SELECTED
NCE CLAIMS
RANCE RATE REQUEST
URS
URANCE FIRM
RT N.C.
E PLAN
N.C.
DEPT. OF INSURANCE. BUDGET
BURLINGTON'S WATER. SEWER RATES ANO STRUCTURE TO CHANGE
N.C. DEPT. OF INSURANCE. COMMISSIONER
STATE TO PAY INGRAM'S LAWYERS
KNOX SAYS HUNT ABUSEO HIS POWER IN PROVIDING LEGAL HELP TO INGRAM
LONG SAYS INGRAM'S STAFF THREW OUT PAPERS
BOWING OUT WITHOUT CLASS
FIREO INSURANCE WORKER SAYS LONG SEEKS PUBLICITY
N.C. OEPT. OF JUSTICE
SEE N.C. JUOIC IAL DEPT.
N.C. DEPT. OF LABOR
HEARING SCHEDULED ON OSHA AMENDMENTS
RESOLUTIUN APPROVEO TO HONOR CHARLES H. LIVENGOOO JR.
LOST JOBS — LABOR DAYS THOUGHTS OF LA60R LEAOERS
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW HIRINGS IN 4TH QUARTER
N.C. OEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
N.C. DEPT. OF NAT
SEE ALSO GROWT
SEE ALSO LANO
SEE ALSO NATUR
10 OFFICIALS
RESOURCES JO
STATE URGED
CARRbORO HOP
LLOYD- BR OAO
OUKE HOSPITA
PANEL EYES A
PUBLIC HEARI
MARTIN WARNS
TOWN OF HAL I
MEMO SAYS NA
TAPES STOLEN
SYSTEM FLAW
URAL RESOURCES AN3 COMMUNITY OEVELOPMFNT
H MANAGEMENT PLANNING
USE
AL RESOURCES
IN STATE AGENCY ASKED TO SUBMIT RESIGNATIONS
B FILLED
TO PAY FOR NEUSE STUDY
ES GRANT CHANCES BETTER THIS YEAR
STREET AREA SEEKS ALTERNATIVE FUNOING
L. CITY GETS GRANTS
UTHORTIY EROSION
NG SLATED IN ASHE50R0 ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNOS
AGAINST NEPOTISM; OFFICIAL'S SON RESIGNS STATE JOB
FAX GETS 19.300 PLANNING GRANT
ME IS REQUIRED
DEPRIVING SOME TOWNS OF FEDERAL GRANTS
N.C. OEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES AN5 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
35 PEOPLE TO LOSE STATE AGENCY JOBS
N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH
SEE N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO DISTANCE LEARNING PROJECT
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION
5.500 PAGES OF CURRICULUM STANDARDS ARE UNDER STUOY
CURRICULUM STANOAROS PROPOSEO
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SUBJECTS
"ACE 572
1/16/36
THREE BOAPOS DISCUSS SCHOOL MERGER STUOV
INFOR-ATIVE PLAT
CURRICULUM PROPOSALS DRAWING = IRE
SOME PARENTS' GROUPS SAV TEACHERS' GUIOE DANGEROUS
TARDY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SCOLDED
COUNTY TO RECEIVE FUNDS FOR TfACHFPS
PROMOTION PLAN NEFOS EXPLANATION
PUBLIC SCHOOL GOING ON SATELLITE TV
N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION! 1UDGET
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C BUDGET
REPORT URGES PUBLIC SCHOOL DAY CARE
N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, DIVISION OF SCHOOL PLANNING
COUNTY SCHOOLS NEED J26 MILLION
N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. DROPOUT PRFVENTION OFFICF
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. 0ROPUUTS
STATE ESTABLISHES OFFICE FOR 3ROPOUT PREVENTION
N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, SUPERINTENDENT
SOME LEGISLATORS WANT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT HIRED...
•BIG CHANGES' PROPOSED FOR EDJCATION IN N.C.
PHILLIPS CHANCES LONGTIME STA'JD ON APPOINTMENT
SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT MAY BE APPOINTED IN FUTURE
REVISEO EDUCATION GOVERNANCE LEGISLATION APPROVAL IS LIKELY
COMMITTEE OK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION BOARD
STATE SENATE APPROVES BILL TO HAVE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION CHIEF APPOINTED
SENATE OKS SUPERINTENDENT REFERENDUM
LET GOVERNOR PROD EDUCATION
PANEL OKS EDUCATION BOARD CHANGES
HIRING SHIFT IN EDUCATION SUGGESTED
N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE AUDITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
STATE SEEKS OWNERS OF S28 MILLION
TREASURER: BE CAREFUL ABOUT 8JYING INFORMATION
N.C. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE COMPUTERIZES TAX PROCESSING
N.C. OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
■SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY POARO OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICFS
SEE ALSO N.C. SOCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SERVICES, N.C.
SEE ALSO WELFARE REFORM
SEE ALSO WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM
SOCIAL MURKER EXPECTS FIRING TODAY
N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. 30AR0 OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. URBAN TRANSPORTATION POLICY TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO US 501
SOUTHERN PARKWAY WILL TIE INTO 15-501 INTERCHANGE
BRIOGE DAMAGE SURVEYED
TWO STATE DOT EMPLOYEES SUSPENDED
SPEEDY BRIOGE REPAIR
OAK TREES GET REPRIEVE
FREEWAY TO INCLUDE 1-85 LINK
WORKERS START BREAKING UP BOUL OERS THAT CRUSHED INTERSTATE 40 TUNNEL
DOT TO HONOR PROMISE TO CHERO<EES
HIGHWAY FUND MAY HAVE PROBLEMS
PROPOSED CAREER LADDER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZE BECAUSE OF. ..QUOTAS
ROAD COST-S WORTH A LOOK
TRIANGLE ROAO NEEDS RISE; 8UIL0FRS MAY PAY MORE
GROWTH BOOM EQUALS tl.3 BILLION ROAO WOES — PLANNERS
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY SHILOH RESIDENTS
U.S. PROBING POSSIBLE PROFITEERING ON N.C. ROAO CONTRACTS
DURHAM SEEKS EXPANSION OF ROAOS PLAN
EXPRESSWAY PROJECT SURROUNDS SOUTHSIOE
2 COUNCIL MEMBERS PRAISE PLAN FOR FAYETTEVILLE STREET
FAYETTEVILLE ST. EXTENSION PLAN ENJOYS SUPPORT
MASSEY ROAO TO REOPEN IN JULY
FUNOING IS APPROVED FOR ROADS IN OURHAM
•STOPGAP' 1-85 WORK PLANNED IN DURHAM, ORANGE
FIVE INDICTED ON EMBEZZLING CHARGES
ROAOS PLAN OK'O BUT SOME CHARGE BLACKS LEFT IN OUST
STONEBRIOGE COMPLEX GETS FAVORABLE ACTION FROM COUNTY PLANNERS
ON THE ROAO AGAIN
SIGNS WITH FIRMS' LOGOS GOING UP ON INTERSTATE 05
TRANSPORTATION TASK FORCE TO "EET
HARRINGTON SEES CRISIS COMING ON NORTH CAROLINA'S HIGHWAYS
OVERLOADS ALLOWED
OVERLOAO COSTS TOO HIGH
BUS DRIVERS PARTICIPATE IN 00»DEO
CHAMBER SUPPORTS OURHAM 'LOOP'
CHAMBER: OURHAM NEEDS FULL FREEWAY, PARKWAY
REST STOPS ARE FUR REST
N.C. AGENCY BEGINS CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
PAVEMENT MARKINGS BEING TESTEO
STREET MAINTENANCE CHECKS ARE MAILED
LEGISLATOR HITS HIGHWAY PLANS AS INEFFICIENT
FINAL LEG OF FREEWAY MOVEO UP A YEAR
UNLIKELY PEACF SEEN ON STATE ROADS FRONT
STATE ROAOS PLAN SAID LITTLE "ORE THAN POLITICAL HOAX
TRANSPORTATION BOARD CAUTIONEO AOOUT POLITICS
PANEL TOLO DOT THEFT PREVENTION UNIT NOT POLITICS
THOROUGHFARE PLAN FOR HILLSBOROUGH LAGGING BEHIND 1-40
PIEDMONT TECH PROJECT OVERSEE' IS SELECTED
LANO BEING BOUGHT FOR 1-40 IN FORSYTH
N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION. BUOGE T
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY C UNSTRUCT ION, COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGHWAY FUNO
ADDITIONAL FEDERAL MONEY TO B= USEO TO CUVER SOME ROAO PROJECT SHORTAGES
OURHAM COUNTY PLANS MAY IMPROVE 17 ROAOS
WHISPERS OF NEED FOR NEW HIGHWAY FUNGS HEARD
TRANSPURTATION BOARD LIFTS FREEZE ON HIGHWAY PROJECTS
IS N.C.'S HIGHWAY FUNO ON ROA^ TO DISASTER?
MARTIN: HIGHWAY CRISIS MAY FORCE TAX INCREASE
ROAO PROBLEMS NEAPING CRISIS
GOVERNOR AGAIN POINTS OUT NFEO FOR HIGHWAY MONEY
10-YEAR, S3-8ILLI0N PLAN IS 0<'0 FUR UPGRAOING HIGHWAYS IN N.C.
HIGHWAY PLAN EMPHASIZES 1-40 SEGMENT
1-40 COMPLETION PUSHtO IIP
HIGHWAY FUND OPTIONS STUOIED INCLUDE SALES TAX ON GASOLINF
MARTIN WON'T RULE OUT SUBMITTING HIGHWAY PACKAGE TO LEGISLATURE
FUEL TAXES, DRIVING FEES AVERAGE S2U
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N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION, EMPLOYEES
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APPEALS COURT SAYS TRIPS CONFLICT OF PUBLIC INTEREST
PANEL TOLO OOT THEFT PREVENTION UNIT NOT POLITICS
N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION. SECRETARY
MOTOR VEHICLES COMMISSIONER IS APPOINTED
ROADS ARE KEY TO STATE'S GROWTH. SAYS TP ANSPOP T AT I ON SECRETARY
N.C. DFPT. OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL AND TOUP I SI
N.C. OEPT. OF TREASURY
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT PRORATION AlO PAROLES
SEE ALSO N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PAROLE
HAITHCOCK BECOMES PROBATION OFFICER
N.C. DIVISION OF AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FO R LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITU6NS
COORDINATING COUNCIL DIRECTOR CITFO
N.C. DIVISION OF ARCHIVES ANO HISTORY
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF N.C. INC.
SEE ALSO HISTORIC PRESERVATION F UNO OF N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
BUILOING TO CLOSE FOR INAUGURATION
NEW BOOKS OFFER AID FOR TRACING ROOTS
N.C DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
5 STATE WORKERS FIRED. 6TH MOVED IN REORGANIZATION
CREW PR6PARFD FOR HURRICANE ALL YEAR
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER TO BE MOVED
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N.C. DIVISION 0
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AT OLO GE PLANT
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EST EMISSIUNS FROM OUKE SMOKESTACK
FOUNO IN GE TEST WELLS
N.C. DIVISION OF FOREST RESOURCES
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
5TH STATE FOREST PLANNEO WEST OF JORDAN LAKE
N.C. DIVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
SEE N.C HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
N.C DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS
WELLS TO BE CHOSEN DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS CHIEF
WELLS REPLACES ROSE AS BOSS OF HIGHWAYS
N.C. OIVISION OF MARINE FISHERIES
DR. COSTLOW NEW CHAIRMAN OF STATE PANEL
FISHING REGULATIONS ADOPTED
MAHOOO RESIGNS FISHERIES POST
N.C DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
OIRECTOR OF MENTAL HEALTH RESIGNING
KAYYE NEW MENTAL HEALTH CHIEF
N.C. DIVISION
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S NEEDLE GOP OFFICIAL OVER LICENSE BUREAU CHANGES
HICLES' LAW DIRECTOR SWORN IN
KED TO PAY VEHICLE TAXES WHEN TAGS RENEWED
N.C DIVISION OF PRISONS
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF CORRECTION
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
PRISONS OIRECTOR OUITS OVER FIRINGS: ACCUSES CORRECTION BOSS OF LYING
POLITICAL FUR FLIES OVER HEARING
FIRINGS AT THE N.C. DEPT. OF CORRECTION (CARTOON)
FUSS OVER FIRINGS MISSES THE POINT
NO MAJOR STUMBLING BLOCKS SEEV BECAUSE OF PARTISAN FIGHTS
PRISON OFFICIAL NAMEO
STATE PRISONS OIRECTOR APPOINTED
N.C OIVISION OF TRAVEL ANO TOURIS1
SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. N.C
STATE'S AO PROGRAM A BOON TO EVERYONE
FREE OUTDOOR GUIDE OFFERED
N.C. DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, STATE SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES
JUDGE SAYS STATE BREAKS TREATMENT LAW
STATE AGREES TO SEX OFFENDERS PROGRAM
YOUNG SEX OFFENOERS NEED TREATMENT; LAWYER TO PUSH STATE
YOUTH SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
NEW TRAINING SCHOOL DIRECTOR STRESSES EDUCATION, SKILLS
YOUNG SEX OFFENOERS PLAN IS DRAFTED! RESPONSE TO JUDGE'S RULING...
PLAN ORAFTED FOR YOUNG SEX OFFENOERS
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N.C. EDITORIAL WRITERS CONFERENCE
MARTIN. JOROAN CAN'T AGREE ON GETTING ALONG
N.C. EGG COOKING CONTEST
SEE ALSO EGGS
N.C. COCK WINS NATIONAL PRIZE
EGG. DAIRY RECIPE CONTESTS SECK ENTRIES
N.C. WOMAN'S OUICKE IS A CONTEST WINNER
TWO EGG RECIPES ARE CHOSEN
EGG COOKING CONTEST GFTS 'EM CRACKING: VETERANS AND NOVICES SCRAMBLE
N.C. EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSIO*
SEE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
N.C. ENERGY DIVISION
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CORP.
STUDENTS WIN FNERGY CONTEST
N.C. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. OIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
CHATHAM TO REPORT ON WATER QUALITY PROTECTION
SCHOUL SWITCHING TO GAS. ENDING PUFFING BLACK S«OKE
PANEL APPROVES ENVIRONMENTAL 'ULES PROPOSAL
BILL FOR STRICTER RULES ON ENVIRONMENT DIES
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY NOT APPLY IS PERSON. '"•RANVILLE
COMMITTEE MAKES CHANGES IN PROPOSAL FOR F INC.ERPP I NT ING DAY-CAPE WORKERS
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SUPPORTERS GIVE UP ON PHOSPHATE 3AN this year
BILL FOR AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS SENT TO HOUSE 3Y COMMITTEE
TREATMENT PLANTS APPARENTLY L0 SE PHOSPHORUS CASE
PANEL EYES AUTHORTIY EROSION
CONSIDER STFWARDSHIP IN GIVING CITIES WATER
STATE SERVICES PLAN MAY FORCE EXTENSIONS
GOVERNOR WARNS AGAINST EXCESSIVE POLLUTION RULES
STORM RUNOFF RULES MAY BE OELAYEO
FOUR PERMITS SOUGHT TO QISCHA)G = WASTE-ATER
FHA LOAN IS APPROVED FOR CREEOHOOR PROJECT
N.C. EYE AND HUMAN TISSUE BANK
SEE ALSO CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO EYES
SEE ALSO OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
SEE ALSO ORGAN DONORS
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FAMILY LIFE COUNCIL MEETING SET
N.C. FARM BUREAU
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION OFFICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
TOBACCO FARMERS SEEK MUSCLE WITH POLITICAL ACTION COmm] TTEE
FARM BUREAU FEDERATION PRESIDENT JOHN SLEDGE
FEW CHANGES ARE EXPECTED IN FARM BUREAU
N.C. FARM BUREAU CHIEF NAMEO
FARM BUREAU BACKS TAX USE FOR LEAF PROGRAM
N. C. FARM BUREAU SEEN BACKING EXCISE TAX USE FOR LEAF PROGRAM
FARM BUREAU AND GRANGE LEAOERS QUESTION PROPOSAL '
FARM BUREAU WON'T SUPPORT HELMS' LEAF PLAN
N.C. FARM BUREAU WON'T BACK LEAF COMPROMISE
RIVAL GROUPS BATTLE TO SPEAK = 08 TOBACCO FARMER
ROSE SAYS HE MAY TRADE CIGARETTE TAX PROPOSAL
BROYHILL WARNS AaOUT CIGARETT= TAX PROPOSAL
FARM BUREAU HONORS SEN. SPEED
FARM BUREAU AWARD PRESENTED TO ELLIOTT
N.C. FARM CREOIT SERVICE
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
SEE ALSO FARM CREDITS
THREE OTHER STATES IN DISTRICT SEEK MERGER WITH N.
FARM CREDIT ASSN.
N.C. FEDERATION OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLU8S
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
N.C. FEDERATION TAPS MS. JONES WOMAN OF YEAR
N.C. FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE ALSO DURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
AREA WOMEN'S CLUBS PLAN ROXBO'O MEET
N.C. FIRE MARSHALLS ASSOCIATION
FIRE MARSHALS ELECT SAUER VICE PRESIDENT
N.C. FITNESS CENTER
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
SEE ALSO PHYSICAL FITNESS
9TH ST. FITNESS CENTER CLOSES; OWNERS FILING F0» BANKRUPTS
NINTH STREET HEALTH CLUB CLOSES
OFFFR HAOE FOR CENTER
•AVERAGE' DURHAM EXECUTIVE PROFILED
FITNESS CENTER HAS BUYER
9TH STREET FITNESS FIRM OPENS
N.C. FOLKLIFE (CARRBOROI
SEE ALSO CENTER FOR VISUAL ANO 'ERFORminG ARTS
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SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
•MIRACLE1 PLAY BRINGS PAGE ITS THIRD STRAIGHT 4-A CROWN
•C. GAME
SEE ALSO GAMES
N.C. GAME aOTH FUN,
EDUCAT IONAL
NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTEER: A DICTIONARY OF TAR HEEL PLACES (BOOKI
ONE NO AND PRATTSPURG BECAME JURHAM
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO CAPITAL SEEN
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SEE ALSO GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. STUOENT LEGISLATURE
SOCIAL SCHEDULE LIVELY
DIVERSE ROLES OF PRESS, GOVERNMENT BENEFIT STATE
LEGISLATURE OFF TO A SLOW START
GOOD FRIDAY SFRVICE ASSAILED
DON'T LOOK FOR PROBLEMS
MIXING RELIGION. POLITICS
CLOSE THE LEGISLATURE
REAGAN MAY AOORESS TAR HEEL LEGISLATORS
REAGAN WON'T BE ADORESSING N.C. ASSEMBLY
RFAGAN CANCELS PLANS TO COME TO N.C.
HUNT SAYS SESSION EXCITING, FRUSTRATING
TAX-SUBSIDIZED LUNCHEONS END AT GENERAL ASSEMBLY
MARTIN WON'T RULE OUT SUBMITTING HIGHWAY PACKAGE TO LEGISLATURE
JORDAN HAY PROPOSE FRIDAYS OF=
LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOBBYISTS HAVE BIG SHOPPING LIST
SHOWDOWN ON PROCEDURES ACT LKELY
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ABSENTEEISM
SEE ALSD N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
EOITORIAL ON ABSENCES TOUCHES RAW NERVE IN N.C. LEGISLATURE
N.C. GENFRAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOURNMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. GENFRAL ASSFMBLY, OPENING
LEGISLATURE MAY LEAVE HUNOREDS OF BILLS HANGING
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ANTICIPATES -SOJOURNING IN TIME FOR HOLIDAY
MARTIN MAY BE KEY TO EARLY ADJOURNMENT
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FOR . .. BU5I NE SS
DURHAM WINS, LOSES SOME IN LEGISLATURE
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK CAUCUS
SEE N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, N.C.
SEE ALSD BLACKS, POLITICAL OFFICE HOLOERS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS
BLACK LEGISLATORS SEND MESSAGE OF EQUALITY TO UNC'S GOVERNORS
N.C. GENFRAL ASSEMBLY, BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
JORDAN OECRIES LACK OF MONEY FOR REQUESTED STERILIZATIONS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FACE TIGHT FISCAL SUUEEZE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO TEST MARTIN'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE
LAWMAKERS JRGEO TO IMPROVE SCHOOLS AND 5PENO CAREFULLY
LEGISLATURE GANGS UP ON MARTIN
N.C. CONGRESSMEN EXPECT BUDGET CHANGES
ROYALL: N.C. LACKS MONEY FOR MARTIN TAX CUT PLANS
MARTIN REJECTS REQUEST FOR BUDGET BY FEB. 29; JORDAN CRITICIZES DELAY
MARTIN AIDE SAYS ROYALL USING FISCAL SCARE TACTICS
MARTIN. LEGISLATURE STILL AT ODDS OVER SPEECH, BUDGET
PROPOSED STATE SPENOING EQUALS J22.6 MILLION PER DAY
DEMOCRATS WANT MARTIN TO HURRY
FLAP OVER MARTIN BUOGET TIMIK! CONTINUES
MARTIN, LEGISLATORS END TIFF
MR. ROYALL ASSUMES WORST - SO WE'LL PAY
WATKINS FILES BILL TO CURB AUTHORITY TO MAKE RULES
AN END TO SILLY GAMES
SOME GOP SENATORS WORRIEO CONSENSUS IS GROWING OVER HUNT' S ... BUOGET
TO REP. GEORGE MILLER: 'A PENMY FOR YOUR HALF-THOUGHTS.' (CARTOONI
SEN. ROYALL RE-ELECTED TO HEA" BUDGET GROUP
MARTIN'S BUDGET ADVISER LETS GOVERNOR TAKE HEAT
DEMOCRATS RETAIN MAJORITY ON BUDGET COMMISSION
RIGHT ON THE BUTTON
SCOTT NOTES CHAOS IN HIS COLLEGE SYSTEM FROM PORK BARREL ACTS
MARTIN OEFENOS PROPOSALS ON EDUCATION SPENDING
MARTIN PU5HES BUDGET PLANS IN LEGISLATURE
MICHAUX SAYS REVENUE CUTS COULD EOUAL 36-CENT TAX RAISE
DURHAM LEGISLATORS WORRY OVER BUOGET
DOT CALLS FOR 311 CONTROVERSIAL HIRINGS
PLAN MAKES SCHOOLS COMPETE WITH HIGHWAYS FOR STATE FUNDS
REPORT SAYS STATE CONSISTENT IN SPENDING ON EDUCATION
STUDY: STATE TREATS SCHOOLS FAIRLY
BILL WOULD ALLOW MENTAL PATIENTS TO REJFCT ORUGS
•A NOOSE': DEMOCRATS TWISTING ON TAX CUT ISSUE
COUNCIL MEMBERS, LEGISLATORS 3UARREL OVER TAX-CUT PLANS
UNC OFFICIALS PITCH FOR BUOGET OF 1125 MILLION
JOINT ETHICS PANEL AGREES TO ISSUE CONDUCT GUIDES
2-YEAR BUDGET OF 149.5 MILLION URGED FOR NCCU
70X BUDGET INCREASE ASKED FOR SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS SCHOOL
GOP GLAO TO SEE BATTLE OVER CJTS SHIFT TO SENATE
5 PANELS WINOING DOWN PARING TF MARTIN BUDGET
PROPOSED CUTBACKS IN STATE BUOGET MAY LEAD TO TAX RELIEF
COMMITTEE QUICKLY ENDORSES CUTS OF EDUCATION SPENOING IN BUOGET
FUNOS TO BE SOUGHT FOR PARK
BUDGET PANEL EYES DEADLINE
RESEARCH PROGRAMS MAY BE TRANSFERRED TO LT. GOV.
GOVERNOR PRESSES TO REDUCE $1.3 MILLION ABORTION FUND
SUCCESS DISPUTES PLAN TO CUT "USEUM FUNDS
WALL STREET JOURNAL EDITORIAL UPSETS LEGISLATORS
PANEL KEEPS N.C. ABORTION FUNO
MICROELECTRONICS, BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTERS' BUOGETS ARE QUESTIONED
APPROVED BY PANEL: UNC OFFICIALS UNHAPPY WITH BUDGET PROPOSAL
UNC OFFICIALS LOBBY FOR 10X TUITION HIKE
PANEL BACKS S720.5 MILLION FO< SCHOOLS
•SUPER SUB' WRAPS UP BUOGET PACKAGE
N.C. SENATE BACKS *ll BILLION BUDGET
JORDAN CASTS TIE-BREAKING VOT= ON ABORTION FUNDS
AREA SCHOOLS, PROJECTS INCLUDEO IN BUOGET PLANS
STATE BUDGET P ASSES-- ALMOST
DEFICITS POSSIBLE FROM TAX CUT PLANS
FFW BILLION BUCKS OVERCOOKED 9 Y MOST SURVEYED LEGISLATORS
MARTIN SAYS DEMOCRATS JUGGLING FIGURES TO OFFSET TAX CUT PLANS
STATE TAX-CUT PACKAGE CLEARS PRELIMINARY VOTES
LEGISLATURE WINDS DOWN TO TAX CUTS
«124 MILLION TAX CUT CLEARS FINAL LEGISLATIVE VOTE
UNC CONSTRUCTION FUNDS OK • D
SENATE APPROVES FUNOS FOR ARRAY OF PROJECTS, ITEMS
H 2 12/15/85 C 7 N
H 2 8/U/R5 B B N
H 2 10/13/85 B 1 M N J54
S 7
2/09/85
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7/17/85
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3/04/85
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3/20/85
A
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S 7
3/76/85
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4/02/»5
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5/14/85
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6/13/85
A
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H 7
6/70/85
A
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N
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6/20/95
A
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S 7
7/19/85
A
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10/11/85
A
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11/15/85
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11/22/95
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12/17/85
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12/31/85
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4/3D/85
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6/19/95
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6/74/85
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7/19/85
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7/19/85
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L40
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7/11/85
0 5
N
H 2
1/18/85
A 1
N
046
S 7
1/30/85
A 5
J
H 7
2/03/95
B I
N
S 2
2/05/95
A 1
N
H 7
7/06/85
A I
N
H 7
7/06/85
A 3
P N
H 7
2/07/85
A 1
P N
046
H 2
2/08/85
A I
N
H 7
2/08/85
B I
N
S 7
7/08/85
C 3
N
H 7
2/10/85
B 1
J
046
H 7
7/11/85
B 1
N
S 7
2/11/85
A 1
N
H 2
7/17/85
A 1
N
H 2
7/17/85
A 4
E
H 2
7/17/85
A 1?
N
H 7
2/14/85
A 4
E
H 2
2/14/85
A 18
N
H 7
2/15/85
A 4
T T
R56
H 2
2/16/85
A I
N
046
H 7
7/18/85
8 1
N
S 2
2/19/85
A 3
P J
H 2
7/70/85
A 4
L
H 7
2/70/85
B 1
P N
046
H 7
3/07/85
A 11
N
H 7
3/05/95
A I
N
046
H 7
3/05/85
8 1
N
S 7
3/05/85
A 1
N
C60
S 2
3/11/85
C 3
N
S 7
3/14/85
A 14
J
H 7
3/18/85
C 1
N
S 7
3/19/85
A 7
N
H 2
3/29/85
A 13
N
H 2
3/31/85
A I
P N
046
H 7
4/07/85
B 1
N
046
H 7
4/03/95
C I
N
046
H 7
4/04/95
A 17
N
H 7
4/07/85
A 9
N
046
H 7
4/07/85
A 8
N
04 6
S 2
4/22/95
C 7
N
H 7
4/29/95
B 1
P N
H 2
5/17/85
8 1
N
H 7
5/18/85
A 10
N
S 7
5/18/85
A 3
C N
Mfe9
S 7
5/20/B5
A 3
N
H 7
5/22/85
C 1
N
046
H 7
5/24/85
A 14
N
S 7
5/24/85
A 4
E
H 7
5/25/95
A 14
N
H 7
5/29/85
A 1
N
H 7
5/30/85
A 70
N
H I
6/03/85
B 1
P N
S 7
6/08/95
A 16
N
H 7
6/17/85
A 10
N
H 7
6/17/85
A 1
N
046
H 2
6/75/85
A 1
N
H 7
6/75/85
A 6
P N
H 7
6/25/85
C I
N
046
H 7
5/76/85
A 1
N
046
H 7
6/78/85
A 1
N
H 7
6/79/85
B 1
N
046
H 7
6/29/85
A I
P N
046
H 7
7/06/85
A t
N
H 7
7/08/B5
B 1
N
H 2
7/09/85
A I
N
S 2
7/09/85
C 10
N
H 2
7/10/85
B 7
N
MONTHLY/4
l 'i o E x
12/31/R5
SENATE APPROVES BILL FOR FUNDI
SENATE SEEKS "AN OF AOO-ON I TE
PUT PORK BARREL BILL ON GOP HO
SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS 0<
AREA PROJECTS LISTED IN LEGIS.
2 MAJOR ISSUES STILL BEFORE AS
LEGISLATIVE PANEL APPROVES 'MO
PANEL 0< S 'PORK BARREL*
LEGISLATURE ENACTS "PORK 9ASRr
PROPOSAL FOR JOROAN TO CISTRI?
TEACHERS CAN EXPECT RAISES
ALAMANCE SENATOR LEFT OUT OF P
DECISION TO COST KERR LAKE 11
N.C. HUUSE GIVES IN TO SENATE
STATE'S PORK BARREL: RAPING T*
GOOO GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION LA
LEGISLATORS GOOO AT SPENDING
MASONS TO GET PORK BARREL MOW=
BIOTECH CENTER »JI FXPANO COLL
GOVERNING BT BLACKMAIL
JOROAN NAMES COMMITTEE TO STLD
SENATORS STUDY HAYS TO CHANGE
LEGISLATORS TOLD FEDERAL MONEY
PANEL CURIOUS ABOUT FUNDS FOR
BUDGET REFORMS COULO WREAK HAV
NG OF AREA PROJECTS
MS IN BUDGET RILL
OF IS PLAN
■0
ATuRE'S PORK BARREL RILL
SEMBLY
" UP' BUDGET BILL
L* BILL
UTE MONEY nITHORAHN
QOK BARREL
MILLION
ON APPROPRIATIONS BILL
E TAXPAYER
NGUISHES
EGE AID
PORK BARREL FUNOS
HOW LOCAL PROJECTS ARE FUNOEO
TO BE IN SHORT SUPPLY
GOVERNOR'S EASTERN OFFICE
OC
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CHAPLAIN
PRAYE' SESSIONS IN N.C. SENATE STIR SOME SERIOUS GRUMBLINGS
SENATE PRAYING A PROBLEM
PARY, LETS ENO THIS PIOUS RAMBLING
IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CLOSING
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ADJOURNMENT
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMMITTEES «N0 SUBCOMMITTEES
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
JOROAN NAMES CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN
ASSEMBLY IS FACING Tax WARS
MICHAUX. MILLER. PULLEY TO DRAW KEY HOUSE ASSIGNMENTS
JOROAN NAMES ALLIES TO KEY COMMITTEE IN SENATE
JORDAN PUTS SUPPORTERS IN CHA'GE OF COMMITTEES
DURHAM LAWMAKERS GET KEY POSTS
MORE ARFA LEGISLATORS GET COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
WATKINS FILES BILL TO CURB AUTHORITY TO MAKE RULES
JOROAN GETS HIGH MARKS FOR ASSIGNMENTS
POWER SWITCHES BRING OUT NEW CACSS
CRITICS RAP SFNOING BILLS TO SUBCOMMITTEE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REFORMS PROPOSED
MARTIN RAPS "SUPER SIX'
AUGUST INSIGHT
LEGISLATORS GET PROS, CONS OF PAODLINGS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO N.C, COMPUTERS
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE TO BE OCMPUTERIZEO
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
SEE ALSO CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO RECEIVE CASE INVOLVING SENATOR
2 COUNTY DA'S GET ALLEGATIONS AGAINST SENATOR
LEGISLATOR ACCUSED OF INTEREST CONFLICT
DA TO DECIOE BY JULY ON JORDAN CASE
SEN. JORDAN INDICTED
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS STUOV IS PROPOSED
REP. JOROAN CALLED VISIBLE CAMPAIGNER
JOROAN TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY
SEN. JOROAN PLEADS INNOCENT
JOROAN PLEAOS INNOCENT, SEEKS CHARGE DISMISSAL
JUOGE REFUSES TO DISMISS CHAR-.ES AGAINST SENATOR
JUOGE REJECTS ARGUMENTS TO OROP 2 OF 3 CHARGES IN JORDAN TRIAL
JORDAN PLEADS GUILTY
STATE SENATOR PLEADS GUILTY: GETS SUSPENDED TERM AFTER RESIGNING.
SEN. JOROAN RESIGNS AFTER GUILTY PLEA, GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
N.C
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, COST OF OPERATING STATE LEGISLATURE
HIGH-COST LAWMAKING
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DEMOCRATIC L
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
LEGISLATURE GANGS UP ON MARTI-I
DEMOCPATS RISK VOTER IRE IN Sh
HONEYMOON IS OVER FOR MARTIN A
OEMOCRATS ACTED CHILDISHLY
MARTIN, LEGISLATORS END TIFF
HACKNEY FILES BILL ON PROPERTY
CUT OUT THE TANTRUMS
AN END TO SILLY GAMES
RIGHT ON THE BUTTON
NO MAJOR STUMBLING BLOCKS SFEN
MARTIN-LEGISLATURE RELATIONS S
DEMOCRATS' ANTI-MARTIN STRATEG
MARTIN, DEMOCRATS WILL TRY TO
'YOUR MOVE, GUVNOR' (CARTOONI
DEMOCRATS NOT ALWAYS IMPROPER
DEMOCRATS HOLO MEET, CONSIOER
OEMOCRATS IN LEGISLATURE UNOES
NOTION TOO DEMOCRATIC FOR DEMO
MARTIN PROVEN TO BE AS PARTISA
INEXPERIENCED GOP LEGISLATORS
OEMOCRATS ARE RIGHT TO RESTRI.
DEMOCPATS ENVY MARTIN'S MEDIA
MARTIN, DEMOCRATS SEEK TAX CO*
CLOSE THE LEGISLATURE
THE MAINSTREAM'S WHERE IT IS
DEMOCRATS' PORK FEAST HAS GOP
EGISLATORS
LEGISLATORS
UNNING UNITY PLEA
HO THE OEMOCRATIC PARTY (CARTOON!
OF ESTRANGED COUPLES
BECAUSE "F PARTISAN FIGHTS
RAINED, PUT NOT BROKEN
COULD BACKFIRE
HALT FEUO
WHEN CHECKING GOVERNOR'S PON
HIRING PR FIRM
ERVING OF SYMPATHY
CRATIC LEADERS
N AS FOES
GOT CAUC-HT IN DEMOCRATS' TRA
T AGENCIES
FLAIR
PROMI SE
STOMACHS RUMBLING
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, EFFECTIVENESS RATING
RANKINGS LISTED IN CENTER GU IT E
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS. N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
THEY GOT BEAT IN NOVEMBER, BUT THEY JUST WON'T GO AWAY
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENATE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER OF THE MOUSE
15 LEGISLATORS LEAD THE PACK
N.C GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LEGISLATORS
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7/10/85
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7/11/85
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H 2
7/12/85
5
1
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046
H 2
7/13/95
A
5
N
H 2
7/13/«5
C
I
N
046
H 2
7/14/85
B
14
N
H 2
7/16/85
A
8
N
S 2
7/16/85
A
1
N
H 2
7/17/85
A
1
N
H 2
7/17/85
A
11
N
S 2
7/17/85
C
1
N
038
H 2
7/1R/PS
B
1
N
046
H 2
7/19/85
A
1
N
046
H 2
7/19/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/21/85
0
A
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7/23/85
A
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7/24/85
A
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7/25/85
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7/31/85
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11/07/85
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12/19/85
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12/21/85
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12/26/85
A
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6/28/85
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7/03/85
A
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7/06/85
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10/03/85
A
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2/06/85 A
2/07/85 A
2/0»/85 A
2/11/85 A
2/12/85 A
2/13/85 A
2/13/95 A
2/14/85 A
2/20/85 A
3/19/85 B
3/19/85 B
4/03/B5 A
4/03/85 A
4/05/85 A
4/11/95 A
4/12/85 A
4/13/85 A
4/15/85 A
4/17/85 A
4/26/85 A
5/07/B5 A
5/05/85 C
5/13/85 A
5/14/85 a
6/08/85 A
7/18/85 A
ATT R56
S 2 5/06/85 C
S 2 2/22/85 A
H 2 2/03/85 A 1 P F 046
MONTHLY/A
N g U l L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C LEGISLATORS
MARTIN FACING TRIAL OF STYLE IN LEGISLATURE
HOSPITAL HOPES STAT? WILL AID INOIGENT CARE
FUNDAMENTALISTS TO GET CHANCE TO PUSH CAUSES
ANNEXATION AND A NEW CHARTER TOP TOWN'S LIST FOR LEGISLATORS
JORDAN SAYS ASSEMBLY WILL RAISE TEACHERS' SALARIES
JORDAN DECRIES LACK OF MONEY FOR REQUESTED STERILIZATIONS
N.C. SENATOR SAYS MORE SIRTH :ONTROL FUNDS NEFQFD
SOME LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT SEEN FOR TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
SOME TAX CUT SUPPORT SEEN ONLY IF SERVICES ARE PROTECTED
PHOSPHATE BAN WOULD COST CONSJMERS MORE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO TEST MARTIN'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE
MARTIN LOBBYING TEAM MAPS STRATEGY
TAXES AND SPENOING TOP LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
GOVERNOR TO 00 LOT OF L08BYIN". HIMSELF
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY GAIN MORE SJPPORT
OPERATORS SAY REGULATION PR0P1SALS COULD CLOSE SMALL DAY-CARE CFNTEPS
LAWMAKERS URGED TO IMPROVE SPOOLS AND SPEND CAREFULLY
OEMOC»AT'S BILL SEEKS PARTIAL REPEAL OF INTANGIPLES TAX
BILL WOULO SET VANCE ELECTION DATES
BILLS SEEK CHANGES IN DAY-CARE CENTER REGULATIONS
LEGISLATORS SICK OVER STATE'S HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN
RAISE DRINKING AGE, REDUCE FATALITIES - LEGISLATORS
ROYALL SEEKS HALF-CENT INCREASE IN SALES TAX
KIRK SAYS STATE WON'T LOBBY F3 R MORE FEDERAL FUNDS
COY PRIVETTE SAYS STATE MUST CHANGE PORNOGRAPHY LAW
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS ELECTIONS BILL
ROYALL'S BILL RENEWS OUESTICNS ON MARTIN'S PROPOSALS
LEGISLATOR WANTS SEAT BELTS INSPECTED
STATE HOUSE PASSES VANCE ELECTIONS BILL
MICHAUX PLANS 3 BILLS AFFECTING 2N0 PRIMARY
•RIGHT TO KNOW' LAW SOUGHT
DEMOCRATS WANT MARTIN TO HURRY
FLAP OVER MARTIN BUOGET TIMING CONTINUES
AN UNWANTED AGENOA
WATKINS FILES BILL TO CURB AUTHORITY TO MAKE RULES
MILLER BACKS UNIFORM 4 1/2 PERCENT SALES TAX
HACKNEY FILES BILL ON PROPERTY OF ESTRANGEO COUPLES
SEN. ROYALL ISN'T HEEDING N.C. VUTERS
LFGISLATORS: TAX REFORM MEANS BILLS COME BEFORE BIENNIAL BUOGET
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS' CHANCES 'STRONGER'
RESOLUTION ON MARTIN'S ADDRESS SAILS THROUGH HOUSE
LT. GOVERNOR URGES LAWMAKERS TO LOOK OUT FOR CHILDREN'S GOOO
PROMISES OFTEN FORGOTTEN
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
BILL FILED TO STIFFEN CHILD RESTRAINT LAWS
MILLER OFFERS BILL TO EXPANO CHILD SAFETY-SEAT LAW
EFFORT TO CHANGE STATE RUNOFFS LAW DRAWS SUPPORT
MISSING. EXPLOITED CHILDREN CENTER SOUGHT
MARTIN'S BUOGET ADVISER LETS SOVERNOR TAKE HEAT
SFAT-BELT BILLS INOICATE GROWING SAFETY CONCERN
CLOSE LOOK NEEDED AT SECOND PRIMARIES
NCCLU IS NOT PRO-PORNOGRAPHY
STATEMENTS ARE ERRONEOUS
BILL FILED TO ALLOW N.C. VOTERS TO REPEAL SUCCESSION
AUTO INSURANCE REGULATION HELD 'OUT OF KILTER'
REPAYMENTS MAY OESTROY TAX CUTS
HORSEPASTURE RIVER PRESERVATION BILL AOVANCES
BILL PROPOSES SINGLE SIX-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNORS
STATE'S NEW DAY-CARE BILLS FALL INTO THREE CATEGORIES
■BIG CHANGES' PROPOSED FOR EDUCATION IN N.C.
SENATOR TO PUSH MAJOR TAX-CUT BILL
MILLER TO FILE BILL RAISING 05INKING AGE
CITY TO TRY AGAIN ON HIKING FEES FOR CAR REGISTRATION
S50 MILLION BOND REFERENDUM FIR PARKS EYED
BILL WOULD REOUIRE DRAFT REGISTRATION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
STRONGER DAY CARE FULES ARE DEBATED AT HEARING
COMMITTEE OKS VANCE BILL
SEVERAL TRAFFIC SAFETY BILLS DOWN ROAD FOR LEGISLATURE
BILLS SEEK EDUCATION CHANGES
UNC OFFICIALS UPSET OVER SAT PROPOSAL
TWO TAXES TO BRING CITY t2.4 MILLION
LAWMAKERS MUST WEIGH DAY-CARE COSTS. OUALITY
INSURERS KEY TO BELT USE
DURHAM PANEL PONOERS LOSS OF TAX REVENUES
PRINCIPLE VS. PRACTICALITY ON SETTING DRINKING AGE
BILL TO CHANGE BUTNER BOARO APPOINTMENTS FILED
THORNBURG WANTS ASSETS FROM DRUG TRADE FORFFITEO AND USED FOR LAW...
MOVE TO SET SAT LIMIT FACES RJB WITH STATUS OUO
LEGISLATIVE 3UANDARY - FREE BREAKFAST OP EXTRA SLEEP
CHILD ADVOCATES CALL FOR BETTER CARE
CONTROVERSY ON MENTAL HEATLH LAWS EXPECTED
COMMITTEES TACKLE BILLS ON EOJCATION THIS WEEK
COMMITTEES PREPARE TO TACKLE MEW STATE EDUCATON PACKAGE
AIDE SAYS MARTIN TO SEEK OELAY OF SOME PROGRAMS
PAY EOUITY STUDY CALLED AN EXERCISE IN SOCIALISM
PHILLIPS CHANGES LONGTIME STAND ON APPOINTMENT
STATE FACING CLAIMS UN COASTAL LANO DEEDS
REPUBLICAN'S JUDGE ELECTION BILL REJECTION
DRAFT-SCHOLARSHIP BILL GETS SENATE'S PRELIMINARY OK
MILLE": PUNISH CHIROPRACTORS' SALES CHICANERY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY FACE NUMBER OF BANK ISSUES
<i-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNOR CLEANS HURDLE
SIGN UP OR SIGN OUT
LAWMAKERS MAY RAISE DRINKING AGE IN N.C.
EXPERT SAYS MINIMUM SCORE ON SAT MAY NOT GUARANTEE SUCCFSS IN COLLEGE
SEPARATION OF POWERS DEBATE RARES ANEW
PLAYING BY RULES NOT ALWAYS EASY
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW SUCCESSION VOTE
LEGISLATOR SAYS WASTE REPORT NOT SUBMITTED BY OEAOLINE
BILL ON CHILD SAFETY SEATS STALLS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE
ELECTRONIC DEPOSITS RUN INTO OPPOSITION
RETIREMENT BENEFITS
MILLER FILES BILL FOR TOUGHENING OBSCENITY LAW
LAWMAKERS BEGIN OISCUSSING EOJCATION BILLS
THIS YEAR SHOULD OECIOE SUCCESSION
MARTIN: CUT THOSE TAXES: SETS GOAL FOR TWO ON JAN. I
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES TAX CREDITS TO LEAF GROWERS
SUBCOMMITTEE GETRS THREE BILLS TO RAISE DRINKING AGE
MARTIN REPEATS CAMPAIGN WISH LIST FOR LEGISLATURE
GROUPS DISAGREE OVER DRINKING AGE
BILL INVOLVES POLITICAL DONATIONS FROM STATE EMPLOYEES
3R0 SUCCESSION BILL FILED
SHAKY LOGIC SUPPORTS SUCCESSnN LAW REPEAL
SLOWDOWN A GOOO SIGN
TOBACCO WOES MAY SPUR LEGISLATION TO AID FARMERS
MARTIN'S VETO PITCH SURPRISES LEGISLATORS
MARTIN PUSHES BUDGET PLANS IN LEGISLATURE
MICHAUX SAYS REVENUE CUTS COULD EOUAL 36-CENT TAX RAISE
WICKER SAYS HE HAS VOTES FOR SUCCESSION MEASURE
REDUCTION OF ABORTION FUNDS RAPPED
BILL SEEKS ADOITIONAL ASSISTNAT D.A. IN ALAMANCE
DURHAM LEGISLATORS WORRY OVER BUOGET
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN MURDER SENTENCES
HOUSE PASSES BILL ON SUCCESSION
LINE-BY-LINE SEARCH BEGINS FO* BUDGET FAT
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NIUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
BILL WOULD GIVE UNC 14 "ILLIO'I TO LURE SCHOLARS
MICHAUX FILES BILL TO ABOLISH 2ND PRIMARIES IN PARTISAN RACES
HANDLING OF EDUCATION BILLS CRITICIZE!)
CRITICS RAP SENOING BILLS TO S U3CO ,1M I TTFE
WICKER: SUCCESSION VOTE REFLECTS PU3LIC OPINION
MILLER'S CHILD-RESTRAINT BILL TOUGHENED. SENT TO HOUSE
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE FOR VEHICLES
BILL FILED TO LIMIT PHOSPHORUS: NEW BAN MOULD AFFECT HOME OETERGENT...
ON CHIROPRACTIC ADVERTISING
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTFM
TWO EDUCATION MEASURES ARE SIDETRACKEO
CIGARETTE TAX EYED TO HELP FARMERS
GUIDELINES TELL TEACHERS WHAT THEY SHOULD TEACH
SENATE EXPECTEO TO OK FUNDS TO FIGHT PIPELINE
DISPUTE SETTLER? HAVE THEIR O* N PROBLEMS
HANDICAPPED LAW PLAN SPARKS S' AT ON COUNCIL
SHERIFFS' SPOKESMAN URGES MORE FUNDING FOR JAILS
CRITICS CLUB SEAT BELT PILL: M.C. LEGISLATORS ARGUE SAFETY V. 'BIG...'
LEGISLATOR ABONDONS 'OUMMY' BILLS ON EDUCATION
PUBLIC COMMENT TO BE SOUGHT O-l SUCCESSION
5500,000 APPROVED TO OPPOSE PIPELINE
LEGISLATOR: 700 RULE WOULO 'DESTROY' BLACK INSTITUTIONS
•LYING' BILL UNWORKABLE
PANEL EXPANOS BILL ON CH IROPRA CTJRS
ROYALL OFFERS CHILD IDENTIFICATION LEGISLATION
CHILD ABUSE BILL RAISES OUESTIONS ABOUT DISCIPLINE
LEGISLATIVE PANFLS TO HEAR FATHER OF MURDERED CHILO
TWO PROPOSALS AIMEO AT CURBINj DELINQUENT YOUTH
•BIG BROTHER* ARGUMENT NOT ALJAYS APPROPRIATE
COUPLES" EFFORT LEAOS ROYALL TO FILE NEW BILL
BILL ON CENTER FOR MISSING CHILDREN HITS A TEMPORARY SNAG IN SENATE
CHANCES OF PHOSPHATE BAN QUESTIONABLE
SAT LIMIT WOULD HURT OESEGREGS T I ON, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS
STATE HOUSE PASSES STRONGER CHILD RESTRAINT BILL
FORSYTH LEGISLATOR TO FIGHT FIR LOTTERY
FARMERS SAY GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP SOLVE CRISIS
MONEY WILL BE SOUGHT TO HELP AGRICULTURE, SEAFOOD
STATE APPROVES CENTER FOR MISSING CHILDREN
BILLS INTROOUCEO TO REPEAL N.l.'S INHERITANCE TAX
SUPPORTERS SAY BILLS WILL CLARIFY OWNERSHIP OF SJBMERGEO LAND
»140 MILLION PLANT SAID JEOPARDIZED
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
PLAN MAKES SCHOOLS COMPETE WITH HIGHWAYS FOP STATE FUNDS
DURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
HOUSE APPROVES CHANGING LAW A30UT CAR HEAOLIGHTS
GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION CRITICIZED
LEGISLATOR FILES BILL CALLING FOR LOTTERY
MEETING EXPECTEO ON AMENOMENT TO TOBACCO BILL
LEGISLATOR BLASTS COMPARABLE WORTH, WANTS STUDY ENDED
PANEL AOVOCATES APPOINTMENT 0= JUDGES INSTEAO OF ELECTION
BILLS MAY EXTENO CONTROL OVER 16- AND 17-YEAR OLDS
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE MAY B E FILEO NEXT WEEK
LEGISLATURE MAY GET TAX-CUT PACKAGE NEXT WEEK
COST QUESTIONING VALID
PRIVETTE CRITICIZED FOR LOBBYING LETTER MAILED WITH STATE MONEY
LEGISLATOR SUGGESTS PHASING 11 SAT RULE
SHOULD ALL N.C. SCHOOL BUSES 3E EQUIPPED WITH SEAT BELTS?
NEW FEDERAL LAW COULO DECREAS? JOB TRAINING IN N.C.
HEADLIGHT BILL IN 0AP.K
MARTIN SLASHES BIO-TECH PROPOSAL
HOUSE PANEL QUICKLY KILLS 700 SAT-SCORE PROPOSAL
FULL DEBATE URGED ON OPEN MEET [NGS
STUDENTS OPPOSE BILL TO RAISE ORINKING AGE
HEALTH PANEL OKS BILL FOR SCREENING OF NEWBORNS
SECOND LAWYER IS AOVOCATEO IN CAPITAL CASES
MURPHY'S LAW STRIKES GASOHOL TAX
BILL WOULO ALLOW N.C. JUOGES TO VOID ILLEGAL MEETING ACTIONS
N.C. BILL TO FORCE USE OF SEAT BELTS STIRS BATTLE- OVER LOSS OF RIGHTS..
DARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES BILLS JN ENFORCING OAY-CARE STANDARDS
BILL ON SALE OF WIN SURVIVES CLOSE VOTE
PUNISHMENT IS URGED FOR INTIMIDATION
STAFF-TO-CHILO TOLERANCE DAY-CARE BILL ROADBLOCK
UNC GOVERNORS. TRUSTEES SHOULD SET SAT CRITERIA
TIGHTENING PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY LAWS COULO SAVE TIME, MONEY
PANEL OKS 21 AS DRINKING AGE
AOVOCATES OF SECRECY NEED 'CHILLING EFFECT-
CRITICS FAR TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINE SALES BILL
NCAE LEADER BLASTS EVALUATION PLAN
COMMITTEE SETS HEARING ON COMPARABLE WORTH
SCIENCE, marth SCHOOL BILL FILED
TOUGHER MEETINGS LAW NO THREAT TO PUBLIC BODIES
SENATE PANEL APPROVES BILL ON SUCCESSION
CABARRUS PILL SPARKS PARTISAN FLAP IN STATE HOUSE
AN ONEROUS TAX ON REAL ESTATE
SEAT-BELT BILL, TEACHER MERIT PAY TO PE DEBATED THIS WEEK
RAMSEY, ROYALL PROPOSING RELl'F O'l STATE INCOME TAX
DURHAM LEGISLATORS EXPRESS OOJBTS ABOUT N.C. TAX CUTS
NO PROVEN NEED EXISTS FOR SCHOOL BUS SEAT BELTS
COMMUNITY STANOARDS BEST FOR PORNOGRAPHY
DANGER: REGULATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION
BOTH SIOES SPEAK ABOUT TAX BREAK ON ALCOHOL FUELS
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE OKS TOUGH= R OAY-CAkE STANDARDS
LEGISLATORS SAY SOME TAX RELIT-F WILL "E APPROVED
STATE FREEZES 3.0B7 VACANT JOBS
LEGISLATORS TRY TO DRAW LINE REGARDING EDUCATION POLICY
STATE LEGISLATORS PREPARE TO DEBATE TAX CUTS
LEGISLATORS LOCK UP VACANT STATE JOBS
LEGISLATORS TOLD LOTTERY COULJ REPLACE TAX
N.C. SEAT-BELT BILL 'SEEMS TO BE IN SOME TROUBLE-
FUND PROPOSED TO LURE TOP PROFESSORS TO UNC CAMPUSES
PROPOSED CAREER LADDER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZEO BECAUSE OF. ..QUOTAS
HOUSE APPROVES BILL ON CHIROPRACTORS' ADS
SEAT-BELT LAW NEEDED
COMPARABLE WORTH BATTLE BEGINS
PHOSPHATE BILL URGED IN HOUSE
LAWMAKERS OEFENO JOBS FREEZE
COMPARABLE WORTH PROPONENTS, CRITICS PUSH THEIR POINTS
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT BILL DELAYED ANOTHER DAY
BILL WOULD ALLOW MENTAL PATIE'ITS TO REJECT DRUGS
OURHAM SENATORS OISAG'EE ON IMCORPOR AT ION 3ILL
SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVES aUTNER PLANNING BILL
STUDY OF COMPARABLE WORTH SALARIES RETAINS ENOUGH SUPPORT
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT BILL GOES TO LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD LET GOVERNTR DO HIS JOB
PARTISAN TEMPERS FLARE OVER BILL
BIGGER PENSION SOUGHT FOR CONFEDERATE WIDOW
PANEL OKS BILL TO KILL STUOY 3UT HOUSE FIGHT LOOMS
SENATE COMMITTEE BAKCS BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
SENATE OKS REFERENDUM ON GUBERNATORIAL TERMS
WILLOW CREEK BILL OK'D
MARTIN VOWS TO FILL VACANT STATE JOBS
STATE PENL WRESTLES WITH 'ADULT BUSINESS' OFFINITION
HOUSE JK'S '21' BILL
OAY CARE BOARD UPHOLDS RULE PROHIBITING CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
POLITICAL GAMES NOT EASY FOR . AYMEN TO FATHOM
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3/14/85 A
24
N
H 2
3/14/85 A
24
N
S 2
3/14/85 A
1
N M&9
S 2
3/14/95 A
14
J
S 2
3/14/85 C
1
N C60
H 2
3/15/95 A
8
N
H 2
3/15/85 B
5
P N
H 2
3/15/85 B
5
N
H 1
3/15/85 8
1
N
H 2
3/16/85 A
5
N
H 2
3/16/85 A
5
N
H 2
3/16/85 C
1
N L4D
H 2
3/16/85 C
1
N
S 2
3/16/95 A
1
N
S 2
3/16/85 A
4
E
H 2
3/18/85 A
6
N
H 2
3/18/95 C
I
N
S 2
3/18/85 C
2
J
H 2
3/10/85 B
14
N
S 2
3/19/85 A
4
E
S 2
3/19/85 C
3
J
H 2
3/20/85 A
1
P N L40
H 2
3/20/85 B
1
P N L40
H 2
3/20/85 8
1
N 046
H 2
3/20/85 B
14
N
H 2
3/20/85 B
14
N
S 2
3/20/85 A
16
J
S 2
3/20/e5 C
12
N
H 2
3/21/95 A
1
N
H 2
3/21/85 A
23
N
H 2
3/21/95 A
23
N
H 2
3/21/85 A
23
N
H 2
3/21/85 A
23
N
S 2
3/21/85 C
7
N
S 2
3/21/85 A
4
F
S 2
3/21/85 A
LB
J
H 2
3/22/85 A
1
N
H 2
3/22/85 A
4
E
H 2
3/22/q5 A
6
N
H 2
3/22/85 A
6
N
H 2
3/22/95 A
15
'1
H 2
3/22/95 B
1
P N
S 2
3/22/95 A
4
E
H 2
3/22/95 A
11
N
H 2
3/23/P5 A
3
N
H 2
3/23/85 A
4
E
H 2
3/25/85 A
13
N
H 2
3/25/»5 B
t
H
S 2
3/25/85 A
1
P N C60
S 2
3/25/85 A
4
E
H 2
3/26/85 A
4
E
H 2
3/26/85 A
4
L
H 2
3/26/85 B
5
N
H 2
3/26/R5 B
5
N
H I
3/26/85 B
I
N
S 2
3/26/R5 A
1
N
S 2
3/26/85 A
8
J
S 2
3/26/95 A
9
J
H 2
3/27/85 A
1
N
H 2
3/27/85 A
I
N
H 2
3/27/85 A
6
N
H 2
3/27/85 A
6
N
H 2
3/27/85 A
6
N
H 2
3/27/85 C
1
P N L40
S 2
3/27/85 A
4
E
S 2
3/27/85 A
17
J
H 2
3/29/85 A
1
N L40
H 2
3/29/85 A
6
N
H 2
3/29/95 A
7
N
H 2
3/29/85 A
7
N
H 2
3/29/95 A
13
N
H 2
3/28/85 0
1
P N 046
H 2
3/28/85 B
1
N L40
S 2
3/29/85 A
16
J
H 2
3/29/95 A
1
N
H 2
3/29/95 A
4
E
H 2
3/29/95 A
6
N
H 2
3/29/95 A
6
N
H 2
3/29/85 A
1 2
N
H 2
3/29/85 A
12
N
H 2
3/29/95 A
14
N
H 2
3/29/85 a
14
N
H 2
3/29/95 A
IB
N
H 2
3/29/95 B
1
P N L40
H 2
3/29/35 A
1
N
H 2
3/29/85 A
6
N
S 2
3/30/85 A
4
E
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
PARTISAN STRIFE ERUPTS AS ELECTION BOARD BILL AOVANCES
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF MISSING CHILDREN CENTER
DRINKING AGE MEASURE GOES TO SENATE
NCAE HOPING TO SEND MESSAGES TO ASSEMBLY
•» NOOSE': DEMOCRATS TWISTING ON TAX CUT ISSUE
PANEL URGING COMPROMISE ON TOBACCO BILL
civil war wioow may get stipend
"BIG MOTHER IS HATCHING YOU." (CARTOON)
MOTOR VFHICLES TAX HIKE GETS LUKEWARM RECEPTION
SUCCESSION OPPOSITION MAINLY IN LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATIVE ACTION TAKES TRAOITIUN OF SOUTHERN COURTESY A BIT TOO FAR
REVISEO EDUCATION GOVERNANCE LEGISLATION APPROVAL IS LIKELY
MARTIN RIPS HANOLING OF VETO JILL
CHILD FINGERPRINTING BILL RAISES QUESTIONS
COUNCIL MEMBERS. LEGISLATORS OUARREL OVER TAX-CUT PLANS
SENATF PASSES BILL LIMITING MJRTIN'S APPOINTMENTS
PAY REVISIONS POSE RISKS
HOUSE BACKS PAY STUDY ENO
•MISINFORMATION- DELAYS EDUCATION BILL IN SENATE
DEMOCRATS' ANTI-MARTIN STRATEGY COULU BACKFIRE
DOCTORS SHOULD DECIDE
MARTIN, DEMOCRATS WILL TRY TO HALT FEUO
PROSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
LEGISLATURE DEBATES PHOSPHATE DETERGENT BAN
BILL WOULD make RECONCILIATION IN N.C. LESS COSTLY
sponsor lauds right-to-know bill
house panel delays action on employee coercion bill
joint ethics panel agrees to issue conouct guides
panel to draft omnibus tax-cut bill
bill aimed at enoing prfsiofnual primary
senate committee oks day-care stanoaros bill
house approves adult oay care certification
house approves replacing comparable worth study
bill would let n.c. voters oecioe on veto
16 bills seek to cut state's inheritance tax
house proposal frowns on happy hours
will willow creek bill create a precedent?
martin appeals for fair hearing on veto power bill
governor says he doesn't favor ouotas
senate tentatively approves basic education bill
environmental rules proposal raises concerns fur industry
pocketknife definition finds favor
law proposeo to scuttle orunkrn 30aters
house approves elon college bills
n.c. senate approves equal education plan
•sunset* clause proposed on mandatory sfat-belt bill
opposition to day-care bill nearly snuffed as vote nears
gop may yet profit in struggle for veto
vote expected on oay-care reforms
major rewriting of criminal code offered
republicans think veto issue will help party
the price-fixing bill
demonstrators urge tougher r 10 ht-to-know bill on chemicals
federal approval sought of seat-belt bill
senate committee approves bill raising drinking age to 21
many boat deaths involve drinking. legislators tolu
referendum ff.ver
amenoment to limit terms of n.c. house speaker fileo
in raleigh: sales tax repeal lacks backing, senator says...
in raleigh.. .but senate swallowing bill raising drinking agf
immunity sought for 'good samaritans' at schools
senate may vote today on bill setting new rules on oay care
panel approves environmental rules proposal
school board members took oaths too late
bill to eno state primary gfts committef approval
chro day-care bill sails through senate
land-transfer tax rejected by house panel
bill proposes uniform rules for foster care
crime victim bill filed
legislators debate liability for hazaroous waste spills
bill aimeo at discrimination against handicapped
children's testimony bill debated
drinking age vote oelayed by senate
boating bill has one provision scuttled
democrats in legislature undeserving of sympathy
migrant bills among crush of agency propusals filed
martin's tax-cut package filed in house
resolution protests south africa's policy
6 bills filed to amend election laws
individual freedom issues pose big dilemma for n.c. legislators
legislators taking their deadlines on bills seriously
new oay-care rules not ideal. but improvement
bills inouce discussion of individual freeooms
basic eoucation plan advances despite protests
legislators snub higher tag fees
last-minute bills are filed on child-related issues
legislator proposes referendum's to allow blocking of annexation
incorporation bill being orawn for yanceyville
n.c. house panel oks amended tax-cut plan
rose to delay tax bill
education bills spark emotions
■happy hours' proposal too broao, unnecessary
stricter regulation is sought for underground storage tanks
house bill would permit annexation referenoums
right-to-know bills create confusion
house committee oks package of 8 tax cuts
'...legislature bans dumping 3eer in streams...' (cartooni
criminal code rewrite called revolutionary, shocking
drinking age vote oelayed
two panels ok leaf assessment deduction bills
presidential primary bill sent back to committee
seat-belt bill gets state senate's nod
bill is fileo to incorporate yanceyville on july i, 1986
moore fox bill fred
n.c. senate panel asked to abtlish 3 taxes
legislators call for eno to insurance ratc bureau
■trial balloon' on day-care regulation draws fire
privette urges public initiatives for direct vote on legislation
vote on inmate products bill oelayed
bill would limit wastes sites
mandatory seat-belt bill gets senate's approval
bill would let carr10r0 make assessments
lawmakers water down bill to raise drinking age
vocational education stirs 0e8ate
gov. martin to make pitch for veto
democrats tax cut passes housc test
hearing officer urged for agency regulation disputes
financial considerations citeo on bill to raise drinking age
martin enlists aid of former governors for veto
governor apologues for havino republican introduce boards bill
justice department action on n.c. red i str ic t ing hit
boaro of eoucation adopts standard course of study
miller's concern is federal fjnding cuts
n.c. house oks amended tax bill
ballenger files bill on open meetings
oeadlock makes veto vote a sensible. efficient option
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1/16/86
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P D
DATE
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PG L
P
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H 2
3/30/85
A
5
N
H 2
3/30/85
C
14
N
H 2
3/30/85
c
14
N
L40
H I
3/30/85
C
1
N
H 2
3/31/85
A
1 P
N
046
H 2
3/31/R5
B
1
N
H ?
3/31/85
B
9
N
H 2
4/01/85
A
4 T
T
R56
S 2
4/01/85
A
1
N
M69
S 2
4/01/85
A
4
F
S 2
4/01/85
B
6
J
S 2
4/01/85
C
2
N
H 2
4/02/85
A
I P
N
H 2
4/02/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/02/85
B
1
N
046
H 2
4/02/85
B
7
N
S 2
4/02/85
A
4
F
H 2
4/03/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/03/85
A
3
N
H 2
4/03/85
A
4
F
H 2
4/03/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/03/85
A
12
N
H 2
4/03/85
6
3
N
S 2
4/03/85
C
1
N
L38
S 2
4/03/85
C
1 1
J
H 2
4/D4/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
17
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
17
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
17
N
H 2
4/04/85
c
8
N
H 2
4/04/85
c
8
N
L40
H 2
4/04/85
c
8
N
S 2
4/04/85
A
1
N
S 2
4/04/85
A
10
J
H 2
4/05/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/05/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/05/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/05/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/05/85
A
8
N
H 2
4/05/85
A
8
N
H 2
4/05/85
A
a
N
H 2
4/05/85
B
1
N
L40
H 1
4/05/B5
B
I
N
H 2
4/06/85
A
5
N
H 2
4/06/85
A
1
N
L40
H 2
4/08/85
B
1
N
S 2
4/08/85
A
1
J
S 2
4/08/85
A
7
N
H 2
4/09/85
A
ii
N
H 2
4/09/85
A
15
N
H 2
4/10/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/10/85
A
11
N
H 2
4/10/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
4/10/85
A
11
N
H 2
4/10/85
a
1 p
N
S 2
4/10/85
A
4
E
S 2
4/10/85
C
12
N
H 2
4/11/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/11/85
A
I
N
L40
H 2
4/11/85
C
12
N
H 2
4/11/85
c
12
N
H 2
4/11/85
C
I!
N
H I
4/11/85
B
1
N
S 2
4/11/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
7
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
9
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
12
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/12/85
A
16
N
H 2
4/12/85
B
1
N
H 2
4/12/R5
B
1
N
L40
H 2
4/13/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/13/85
A
9
N
H 2
4/13/85
A
9
N
H 2
4/13/85
A
9
N
S 2
4/13/85
A
17
N
H 2
4/14/85
A
8
N
H 2
4/15/85
A
10
N
S 2
4/15/85
A
4
E
S 2
4/15/85
A
6
N
S 2
4/15/85
B
6
J
H 2
4/15/85
C
1
N
046
H 2
4/16/85
D
4
N
H 2
4/16/85
0
4
N
H I
4/16/85
C
1
N
L40
S 2
4/16/85
A
I
N
S 2
4/16/85
A
I P
N
S 2
4/16/85
A
3
J
S 2
4/16/85
A
4
E
S 2
4/16/85
c
6
N
S 2
4/16/85
c
6
N
S 2
4/16/85
c
7
M
H 2
4/1T/85
A
1
N
046
H 2
4/17/85
A
4 T
T
R56
H 2
4/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
4/17/85
B
1 0
N
H 1
4/17/85
B
1
N
L4D
H 1
4/17/85
B
I
N
H 2
4/18/85
A
1
N
046
H 2
4/18/85
A
8
N
H 2
4/18/85
A
16
N
H 2
4/18/85
A
16
N
H 2
4/18/85
A
16
N
H 2
4/18/85
B
1
N
L40
H 2
4/18/85
D
7
N
L40
H 3
4/18/S5
B
1
N
S 2
4/18/85
A
4
E
S 2
4/18/85
A
19
J
H 2
4/15/85
A
8
N
H 2
4/19/85
A
1 P
N
046
H 2
4/19/85
A
8
N
H 2
4/19/85
A
8
N
H 2
4/19/85
A
17 P
N
L40
H 2
4/19/85
A
17
N
H 2
4/19/85
A
18
N
H 2
4/19/85
A
IB
N
S 2
4/19/85
A
1 P
H
S 2
4/19/85
A
1
N
S 2
4/20/85
A
2
N
S 2
4/20/85
A
4
E
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
LEGISLATORS PONDER TOUGHER OP= N-MEETINGS LAWS
MOUSE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES $ 3P 6 MILLION TAX CUT MEASURE
CRIMINAL CODE REVISIONS LIKELY TO PASS PIECEMEAL
OFFICIALS FIND KINKS IN N.C.'S OUTPATIENT COMMITMENT LAM
FAILURE TO HELP VICTIM COULD 3ECOME MISDEMEANOR IN N.C.
MISSING CHILDREN CENTER BILL HITS SNAG
CIGARETTE MAKERS THREATENED Ml TH TAX
TAX MOULD DRIVE MAKERS TO VIRGINIA, EXPERT SAYS
OURHAM'S LCM SAYS LEVY COULD :OST $16.5 MILLION
HOUSE TAX REDUCTION PROPOSAL MAS RIGHT AIM
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO END DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
N.C. SENATE OKS RAISING DRINKING AGE
PANEL TO HOLD HEARING ON MARTIN'S TAX PLAN
HOUSE GETS TOUGHER SCHOOL ATTENDANCE POLICY
STUOENT LEADERS BLAST TUITION HIKE
PANEL BACKS KILLING N.C. JOBS STUDY
SENATE PANEL APPROVES BILL TO KILL COMPARABLE WORTH STUDY
PANEL KILLS TWO PROPOSALS ON VETO FOR GOVERNOR
SEAT PELT SUPPORTERS TACKLE FREEDOM OF CHOICE ISSUE
WORK IS STALLED ON OAY-CARE BILL. CHILDREN'S PANEL
STATE GOP HAPPY OVER PRIMARY "ILL
BILL ON STATE EMPLOYEES CRITICIZED
HOUSE PANEL DILUTES PROPOSED BAN ON PHOSPHATES
SCOTT SAYS LEGISLATORS MEODLEO WITH SYSTEM OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
PHOSPHATE BAN PUSHERS WIN AN INITIAL VICTORY
TREATMENT PLANT CONTROLS URGED
REP. PULLEY WARNS COMPARABLE -IORTH VOTE MAY BACKFIRF
COMMITTEE OK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION BOARO
DFHOCRATS OEFEAT VETO; MARTIN SAYS HE'LL KEEP PUSHING ISSUE
BOND CITES POSSIBLE TAX LOSSES
SAME OLO MALARKEY USEO IN FIG-TING SEAT BELT LAW
BOND: REPEAL OF INTANGIBLES TAX WOULO COST (1.5 MILLION
GUBERNATORIAL POWER SHOULD EXTEND TO VETO
LEGISLATION AIHEO AT FAKE GUNS WIELOEO BY ROBBERS
OAY-CARE STANOAROS BILL AOVANCES
MICHAUX TO PUSH PRIMARY ISSUE
SECOND CHANCE FAIR
N.C. DAY-CARE BILL AOVANCES
COMPLAINTS BACKFIRE. BOOST MEETINGS-LAW BILL
IDEA TEMPTING. BUT FLAWED
GUILTY COLUMNIST EXERCISES MIND AS WELL AS BODY DURING GOLF GAME
COMPARABLE WORTH STUDY HAS NO SET WORTH (CARTOON]
PENNY CIGARETTE TAX WOULD BE EXTORTION
FINAL APPROVAL GIVEN TO DRINKING AGE OF 21
COUNTRY CLUB IN MOORE WANTS TO BE TOWN
PUBLISHER SEEKS HORSE. DOG RACE TOACK FOR STATE
EDITORIAL ON ABSENCES TOUCHES Raw NERVE IN N.C. LEGISLATURE
REP. BARNES' BILL SEEKS PAY E3UITY COMMISSION
BASIC EDUCATION PLAN CONTROL SPARKS DEBATE
SENATOR OUESTIONS BILLS REGULATING FARMLANO VALUE
BILL WOULD END SCHOOL DISPUTE
HOW TO FUND VICTIM'S AID CREATES DEBATE IN LEGISLATURE
SOIL MAPS COULO PROVIDE DATA FOR UNIFORM LANO VALUATION
PHOSPHATES BAN IN DURHAM AREA NEARER
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
BILL WOULD BAN RESTAURANT USE OF SULFITES
PANEL VOTES TO LOWER PESONNEL ACT EXEMPTIONS
LOCAL OPTION EYEO ON INVENTORY TAX
STATE SENATE APPROVES BILL TO HAVE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION CHIEF APPOINTEO
SENATOR URGES CONSOLIDATION 0= DAY CARE INTO ONE AGENCY
CHILO SAFETY AND SEAT BELT DILLS DEBATEO
$20,000 SOUGHT FOR PERSON PLACE
BILL PROPOSES TO REVERSE INTENT Dc 1977 LAW ON STATUS OFFFNOERS
BILL TO STRIP MARTIN, AGENCIES OF 'RIGHTS. AOVANCES IN HOUSE
THORNBURG SEEKS LEGISLATION TO TAKE PROFIT OUT OF CRIME
LEGISLATORS TO LOOK AT STATF'S OVERTIME PAY
SENATE OKS SUPERINTENDENT REFERENDUM
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY NOT APPLY IN PERSON. GRANVILLE
BILL SEEKING CASWELL PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER GOING TO N.C. HOUSE
DILAUOID PENALTIES may BE TOUGHENED
VOTING RECOROS HELPFUL
GOVERNOR'S HIT LIST PREMATURE STRATEGY
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING DAY-CA'E WORKERS EXTENDED
HOUSE PASSES BILL ON AGENCY RJLES
TWIN TRAILERS ALLOWED ON TOO MANY ROADS NOW
BILL STALLED IN N.C. HOUSE WOULD JUNK PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
STATE BILL WOULD REQUIRE LOCAL GUVERNMENTS TO GET TOUGH WITH CABLE TV
LET GOVERNOR PROO EDUCATION
GOP FRESHMEN SHOWING OFF, N.C. HOUSE LEAOER CHARGES
HUNT, MICHAUX GIVE LOTTERY SO"E BACKING
FEAR OF ANNEXATION SEEN CREATING 'PHANTOM TOWNS' IN N.C.
DELEGATION FROM OURHAM FAVORS LOTTERY
ALAMANCE SENATOR DENIES ALLEGATION
WATERED-DOWN BILL BANNING PHOSPHATE DETERGENTS PASSES
WORK ON TAX-PACKAGE MATTER OF COMPROMISE
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGED FOR HJRTIMG PREGNANT WOMEN
COMMITTEE CHANGES ITS COURSE ON EDUCATION BILL
PRIVETTE SAYS BILLS WOULD STRENGTHEN DRUNKEN DRIVING LAWS
LEGISLATIVE INVOLVEMENT IN EDUCATION DEBATED
PANEL LOOKS AT WRITING SPECIFIC EDUCATION PLAN
N.C. SENATE BEGINS ITS TAX-CUT PROPOSAL
SUBCOMMITTEE VOTES TO BLOCK CUTS IN U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
FIGHT EXPECTED ON STATE EMPLOYEES BILL
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES CONSOLIDATION OF DAY CARE
SILL SEFKS 'ACCOUNTABILITY' O'l BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
MEASURE FILED ON SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES CALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
CHILD RESTRAINTS BILL SENT TO FULL SENATE
BILL FILED OH OUT-OF-STATE TUITION
TOBACCO RESEARCH BILL
MARTIN SEEKS TAX COMPROMISE
TIREO OF COMPLAINING PROSECUTORS. BLUE ASSERTS CRIMINAL COOF TOUGHER
LOCAL-OPTION INVENTORY TAX BILL AOVANCES
PANEL OKS BILL BANNING POLITICAL COERCION
JOROAN DENIES CONFLICT IN BILL AFFECTING DAM AT SAXAPAHAW
ROYALL'S BILL WOULD BAR ANNEXATION OF RTP
STATE SALES TAX HIKE SUPPORTED TO HELP SCHOOLS
GOP LEGISLATUR SEEKS BAN ON M)ST ABORTION FUNDING
LEGISLATOR FILES MEASURE TO LIMIT OAKKNESS OF WINDOWS IN VEHICLES
BILL ON CHIROPRACTORS' AOS GETS FINAL APPROVAL
ELECTIONS BILLS KILLEO OVER REPUBLICAN OBJECTIONS
GROUP ARGUES FOR REPEALING TAX ON FOOD
MARTIN SUPPORTS SEPARATE OFFICE TO OVFRSEF CHURCH-RUN DAY CARE
MARTIN TALKS "F TAX-CUT COMPROMISE
POCKETKNIFE BILL NO OPEN-AND-SHUT MATTER
ROYALL'S RIP BILL ANGERS COUNCIL
BILL FOR N.C. REFERENDU" ON LOTTERY SIGNALS SHIFT
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
BILL TO BAN ANNEXATION OF PARK LAUDED IN WAKE
ROYALL BILL WOULD ALLOW VOTE ON LOTTERY
'UPPITY' GOP FRESHMEN FOLLOW SRANO TRADITION
VICTIM-AID BILL OFF MARK
PROPOSEO CUTBACKS IN STATE BU3GET MAY LEAD TO TAX RFLIEF
KEEP PARK FENCED FROM GREEOY CITIES
PARTISAN FIGHT EXPECTEO ON REFERENDUM QUESTION
MARTIN, OEMOCRATS SEEK TAX COMPROMISE
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SILL FILED TO HFLP <ERR LAKE AUTHORITY
CONDEMNATION BILL FILED AUTHORITY
BOOK PRIVACY NO TRIFLE
LIBRARY ANO REAOER PRIVACY nil i upcnpn
llBJfl JA?-FUT '"** Pr"aRE0 L NEE0E°
SENATE OKS INSURANCE CHANGES
ALIMONY PAYMENTS BILL MOVES IN HOUSE
HOUSE VOTES 59-47 FOR SEAT-BELT LAW
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RESOURCES SECRETARY OPPOSES SPECIAL BILL
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l/ni/85 - 12/31/B5 1/16/16
DATE TO START NEW COUNTY PAY "LAN UNDECIOEO
DURHAM, STATE TO DEBATE RTP ANNEXATION
VICTIMS AND WITNESSES OESERVE FAIR TREATMENT
DEATH PENALTY URGED FOR K I LIE'S OF PREGNANT WOMEN
VOTE OELAYEO ON PARK BILL
RTP TAX DISTRICT STATUS CALLED "UNACCEPTABLE'
STATE SENATORS PRESENT THEIR 'LAN TO CUT TAXES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK BILL A SWINOLE
SUPPORT FETICIOE BILL
SILL WOULD LET UNDISCIPLINED JUVENILES me CONFINED 15 DAYS
LEGISLATOR PROPOSES PRISON TE'HS FOR SIMPLE POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE PAY BOOST BACKED 9Y PANEL
COMMITTEE APPROVES BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
BILLS TO REDUCE 2ND PRIMARIES KILLED IN HOUSE
CHEERLEADER SAFETY LEFT TO SCHOOLS
LEAF FEE OEOUCTION APPROVED
NO ANNEXATION OF RTP SAIO UNFAIR TO TAXPAYERS
COMPROMISE PROBED ON RTP MEASJRES: OURHAM OFFICIALS TFLL LEGISLATORS OF
DURHAM OFFICER CITES DANGERS OF TINTED CAR WINDOWS
SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON SHOPLIFTING SENTENCES
BUOGET PANEL BACKS REDUCEO CLASS SIZES
LT. GOVERNOR BACKS SENATE TAX PACKAGE
LEGISLATOR ACCUSED OF INTEREST CONFLICT
OESERVING SOCIETY'S WRATH
OPPONENTS SAY BILL WOULD DISCOURAGE ABORTIONS
REP. HOLT PRESSING FOR SCHOOL BUS SEAT °ELTS
HOUSE HEMBE»S WORK OUT DIFFERENCES ON RTP BILL '
COMMISSIONERS COULD THWART ANNEXATION BILL
COMPROMISE ESCAPES OPEN MEETINGS BACKERS
•CASINO NIGHTS' BILL ADVANCES
BILL IS AIHEO AT GAS SALES BELOW COST
LOoBYISTS CRITICIZE BILL ON VI OEO DISPLAY TERMINALS
COUNCILMEN UNHAPPY WITH RTP BILL CHANGES
OILAUOID DRUG BILL IS ATTACKED AS UNFAIR
SENATE FINANCE PANEL REJECTS INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL
HOUSE ENOORSES RTP BILL BUT A"ENOMENT POSSIBLE
APPROVED BY PANEL: UNC OFFICIALS UNHAPPY WITH BUDGET PROPOSAL
UNC OFFICIALS LOB3Y FOR 10X TUITION HUE
GOVERNOR PRAGMATIC ON TAX CUTS
N.C. SENATE. HOUSE DISAGREE O-l RESOLUTIONS 'ILL
UFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS MAY BE DISCOURAGED
PARK'S SNUB BEHIND FLAP OVER ANNEXATION
BILL WOULD BAR COMMISSIONERS FRO:h COMMUNITY COLLEGE eOAPDS
PARACHUTE SCHOOLS OPPOSE MILLER'S BILL ON LICENSES. INSURANCE
MEASURE TO BAR PARK ANNEXATION GOES TO SENATE
MAVRETIC BILL SPURS RURAL. UR9 AN CONFLICT
STATE SENATE GETS BILL TO PROHIBIT "IP ANNEXATION
STATE SENATE PACKS TAX CUT
RALEIGH TELLS DURHAM ABOUT GRFED. GRATITUDE
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE ADVANCES OVER OBJECTIONS
PANEL OKS FARMLANO VALUE BILL
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS TEACHER PILOT PROJECT
PANEL BACKS 1220.5 MILLION F0< SCHOOLS
HOSPITAL-AID PROPOSAL CLEARS HOUSE COMMITTEE
OEATH PENALTY FOES SUPPORT TWO BILLS
STATE SENATE OKS TAX CUTS
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELO=RLY DEBATED
PARK HILL MAY BE AMENDEO
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS BILL ON PARACHUTING SCHOOL LICENSES
STOP CHARITY DECEPTION
TAR HEELS SEEK PROTECTION FOR FARMLANDS
PANEL OKS BILL TO LET DOCTORS REPORT IMPAIREO DRIVERS
COMMITTEE AGREES TO SPEND til. I MILLION TOWARO PRISONS
FUNDING OF 100 SCHOOL SYSTEMS URGED
BROWN LUNG COMPENSATION BILL 3K'D IN STORMY MEETING
BILL REQUESTS 200 ORDERLIES FOR STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS
HEALTH WARNING SIGNS IN BARS 'ROPOSEO TO CUT BIRTH DEFECTS
WINE WHOLESALE FRANCHISES TENTATIVELY OK • 0 BY SENATE
PANEL MIREO ON OPEN MEETINGS
CITIES' POWERS CHALLENGED
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT BILL SPEEDS THRUUGH THROUGH HOUSE
LEGISLATORS SAY ONLY ASSEMBLY'S LEADERSHIP CAN STOP SCRAMBLE
HOUSE APPROVES YANCEYVILLE BILL
LEGISLATION SOUGHT ON TIME-SHARING
COMMITTEE MAKES CHANGES IN PROPOSAL FOR FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS
•LEMON LAW' ENCOUNTERS OPPOSITION
GOP LEGISLATORS RAP HANOLING OF BILL ON ELDERLY
SUPPORTERS DELAY VOTE ON RTP 3ILL
CIVIL PENALTIES ENDORSED FOP 1PEN MEETINGS VIOLATIONS
LEGISLATOR DECRIES COMMITTEE'S CHANGE IN BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
WINE FRANCHISE 3ILL APPROVED
TWIN-TRAILERS MEASURE ADVANCES
YANCEYVILLE BILL GOES TO SENATE
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT BILL CAUSES CONFLICT
ANTI-SPANKING BILL HINDEREO BY CONSERVATIVES — LEGISLATOR
GENERAL ASSEMBLY USURPS LOCAL GOVERNMENT'S RIGHT
•SUPER SUB' WRAPS UP BUDGET PACKAGE
AGREEMENT NEAR ON ABOLISHING OBSOLETE BOARDS
MOVES TO FORM NEW TOWNS ALARM SOME OFFICIALS
DOCTORS NEEO LEEWAY
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY STILL HOT 0E3ATE
N.C. OPEN MEETINGS LAW SHOULD INCLUDE PENALTIES
STATE ABORTION FUND PASSES CRJCIAL COMMITTEE TEST
BILL WOULO BAR COUNTY DECISION ON ANNEXATION
LEGISLATURE MAY LEAVE HUNDREDS OF BILLS HANGING
•SUPER SUB- OISCUSSES STATE E'PLOYEE PAY
FINGERPRINTING BILL FOR DAY-CARE WORKERS IN STATE IS OVERHAULED
BUDGET, TAX COLLECTIONS PUT N.C. TAX CUT ON HOLD
PANEL TAKES NO SIDES ON DEATH PENALTY FOR MINORS
OOCTOR-ORIVER BILL GUTTED BY HOUSE
OPPONENTS SAY 1975 LAW MAOE N.C. HAVEN FOR PORNOGRAPHY
OTI BILL ADVANCES
WORKERS' COMPENSATION APPORTIONMENT SAID KILLED
DURHAM SENATORS SPLIT AS ANNEXATION BAN SAILS
PANEL OKS MEETINGS MEASURE
BILL TO ABOLISH PROPERTY TAX IN N.C. CLEARS COMMITTFE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ANTICIPATES SOJOURNING IN T | ME FOR HOLIDAY
REVIVAL OF TAX PLAN STOPPED
SENATE PASSES BILL BLOCKING RTP ANNEXATION
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN DAY-CARE CENTERS
COUNCIL URGES DEFEAT OF EXTRATERRITORIAL LIMITS
SUPPORTERS GIVE UP ON PHOSPHATE BAN THIS YEAR
RAMSEY. REPUBLICANS SPAR OVER TAXES
COUNCIL RAPS STATE BILL
N.C. SENATORS BLOCK FORCED RTP ANNEXATION
CONTROL IS KEY TO INVESTIGATIVE GRAND JURIES
RTP ANNEXATION BAN PASSES
SENATE APPROVES BAN ON PELOW-fOST GAS SALES
PANFL OKS BILL ON FUNDING OF SCHOOLS
COMMITTEE ADVANCES CRIME VICTIM BILL
HOUSE APPROVES BANKS-INSURANC= BILL
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINOING IT EASED "ARIJUANA POSSESSION...
BILL WOULD LET SCHOOL BOARDS OUTLAW CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SENATE COMMITTEE SUPPORTS CHANGES IN FILLING COUNCIL OF STATE VACANCIFS
SENATE-HOUSE CONFRONTATION BREWING ON BILL TO CURTAIL RULEMAKING AUTHORI
ABORTION CONTRIBUTION PROPOSAL ADVANCES
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6/06/85 A
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6/06/85 A
16
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H 2
6/06/85 A
13
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6/06/85 A
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6/06/»5 B
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6/07/85 A
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6/07/85 A
7
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6/07/85 A
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6/07/85 B
1
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6/07/85 3
1
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6/07/35 U
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H 2
6/07/85 B
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6/07/85 C
7
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6/07/85 3
1
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6/07/85 C
1
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H 2
6/08/85 A
9
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6/03/85 A
10
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H 2
6/08/85 B
1
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6/03/35 B
1 P
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6/03/85 A
16
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S 2
6/10/35 A
5
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6/10/85 B
5
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S 2
6/10/85 C
3
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H 2
6/11/85 A
4
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6/11/85 A
9
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6/11/85 A
13
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H ?
6/11/35 C
1
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S 2
6/11/85 B
4
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S 2
6/11/95 C
1
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H 2
6/12/95 A
1
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H 2
6/12/85 A
4
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H 2
6/12/85 A
9
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H 2
6/12/35 A
0
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H 2
6/12/85 A
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H 2
6/12/35 A
10
N
H 2
6/12/85 B
1
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H 1
6/12/85 B
1
N
H 2
6/13/85 A
16
N 04 6
H 2
6/13/85 A
16
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H 2
6/13/85 B
1
N L40
H 2
6/13/85 B
5
N
S 2
6/13/85 A
4
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H 2
6/14/35 A
1
N
H 7
6/14/35 A
3
N
H 2
6/14/35 A
9
N
H 2
6/14/95 A
9
N
H 2
6/14/85 A
13
N 046
H 2
6/14/85 A
13
N
H 2
6/14/85 A
14
N
H 2
6/14/85 A
14
N 046
H 2
6/14/85 3
1
N 14(1
H 2
6/14/95 B
1
N
H 2
6/14/85 E
1
N L40
H I
6/14/85 B
1
N
H 1
6/14/95 B
1
N
H 2
6/15/85 A
9
N
H 2
6/15/85 A
10
N
H 2
6/15/85 A
18
N
H 2
6/15/35 A
18
N
H 2
6/15/95 B
1
N L4C
H 2
6/15/P5 6
1
N L40
H 2
6/15/85 8
7
N
H 2
6/15/95 3
7
N
H 2
6/15/85 B
7
N
H I
6/15/95 B
1
N
S 2
6/15/85 A
5
N J56
H 2
6/16/85 B
6
N
H 2
6/16/35 D
4
F
H 2
6/17/85 A
1
N 046
M 2
6/17/95 C
1
N
H 2
6/1V95 C
I
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S 2
6/17/95 A
4
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S 2
6/17/95 C
12
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H 2
6/19/95 A
4
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H 2
6/19/95 3
3
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H ?
6/19/95 C
1
N L40
H 1
6/18/35 C
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6/19/95 c
1
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S 2
6/19/35 A
3
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H 2
6/19/85 A
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H 2
6/19/85 A
9
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H 2
5/19/95 A
9 P
N L40
H 2
6/19/95 A
9
N
H 2
6/19/95 A
9
N
H 2
6/19/95 A
9
N
H 2
6/19/85 B
1
N L40
H 2
6/19/95 B
1
N L40
H 2
6/19/95 B
14
N
S 2
6/19/85 A
15
N
H 2
6/21/85 A
I P
N 046
H 2
6/20/85 A
6
N 140
H 2
6/20/85 A
6
N
H 2
6/20/85 B
1
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H 1
6/20/85 B
1
N L40
S 2
6/20/35 A
2
N
S 2
6/20/85 A
14
N *69
S 2
6/20/95 A
14
N
S ?
6/20/95 A
16
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H 2
6/21/85 A
1
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H 2
6/21/85 A
6
N
H 2
6/21/35 A
6
N
H 2
6/21/85 A
6
N
H 2
6/21/95 A
6
N
H 2
6/21/85 A
6
N
H 2
6/21/85 A
9
N
H ?
6/21/35 A
9
N
H 2
6/21/85 A
15
N
H 2
6/21/85 A
15
N
MONTHLY/AN
I N 0 E X
12/31/35
LT. GOVERNOR RUN AS TEAM
MOVE
MICHAUX LOSES ROUND ON SECONO- PR I MAR Y BILL
ANT I-OBSCENI TY RILL PRAISED. CONDEMNED
LEGISLATORS WARNED TO APPROVE TAX PLAN
OFFICIALS AFRAID BILL MAY HURT ANNEXATION EFFORTS
RALEIGH SOON WILL bE NEXT OOO' TO DURHAM
PEDIATRICIAN URGES LETTER-WRITING DRIVE
HIRING SHIFT IN EDUCATION SUG"ESTEU
STATE LAW AGAINST PORN DIFFICJLT TO DRAW QUICKLY
SENATE KILLS BILL TO MAKE ENOING PARENTAL RIGHTS EASIER
VOTE AOVANCES BILL ON LIABILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE SPILLS
HOUSE OKS BILL URGING SCHOOL BOARDS TO BAN USE OF TOBACCO ON CAMPUSES
MILLER ANGEREO AT DELAYED VOTE ON MEETINGS SILL
REVIEW OF PROTESTED CURRICULUM ORDERED
BILL APPROVEO TO MAKE FIRMS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE
RTP BILL AN EXAMPLE OF HASTE, BAD POLITICS
RIP ANNEXATION
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS FACE HAZARDS
RTP: GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGG?
INCREASE CRIPPLEO CHILDREN AID
ABOLISHING PROPERTY TAXES BILL HAS VOTES — MAVRETIC
MICHAUX TO HOLD HEARING ON TEAM CANDIDACY BILL
HACKNEY SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY ACTION CAN HARM HIGHER FDUCATION IN N.C.
NOT-SO-SMAKT DEMOCRATS BACK AWAY FROM TAX CUT
JORDAN CASTS TIE-BREAKING VOT- ON ABORTION FUNDS
SILL'S CONCERN MISPLACED
PROPOSED SILLS WOULD MAKE MAJOR CHANGES IN STATF POLITICS
STATE BUDGET PASSES — ALMOST
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL COOE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
BIRTH CONTROL NOTIFICATION RILL REJECTED
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BILL KILL'D
COMPROMISE LIMITS RIGHT-T0-KN3W BILL
COMMITTEE REJECTS BAN ON ALCOIOL ADS
OURHAM TECH BILL IN LIMBO
BILL FOR AGRICULTURAL OISTKICTS SENT TO HnuSE BY COMMITTEE
OWASA NOT LIKELY TO GET CANE CREEK
BILL GIVES CONSUMERS TIME TO RECONSIDER
SENATE COMMITTEE BACKS REFERENDUM ON LOTTERY
STATE PERSONNEL ACT REWRITE LP'VEILED
SENATE APPROVES SILL ON REGULATIONS BY AGENCIES
HOUSE SUPPORTS DEATH PENALTY BAN
LEGISLATURE OKS STATE BUOGET BILLS
HOUSE OKS TOUGHER OPEN MEETINSS LAW
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS BILL TO HAVE GOVERNOR.
RIGHT-TO-KNOW SUPPORTERS OUTRAGED BY PANEL'S
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL ON WASTE SITE FFES
EDUCATION PLAN WOULD DEFINE STATE'S RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCHOOL FUNDING
KOYALL PROMISES FULL OEPATg ON STATE LOTTERY RILL
HOUSE VOTES ON SOUTH AFRICA BILL
BILL ON ALCOHOL WARNINGS LEFT IN LIMBO PY DEAOLOCK
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REFURMS PR0P1SE0
BILL ON MINORS' DEATH PENALTY IS RETURNED TO COMMITTEE
STUDENTS URGED FOR N.C. EOUCATION BOARO
RAMSEY SAYS PROPOSED CUTS NEGLECTING AVERAGE PERSON
PROPOSAL TO LIMIT DAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
HOUSE REJECTS MOOIFIED BILL OV RULEMAKING BY AGENCIFS
TWO DEMOCRATS PREPARE LEGISLATION FOR MOMENTS OF SILENCE IN SCHOOLS
PULLEY'S FAULT BILL ON HOUSE AGENDA
STRONGER MEETINGS LAW WON'T D5TER CANDIDATES
Impromptu MEETINGS HELD ON 'RI GHT-TO-KNOW • LAW
ROYALL CRITICIZED FOR RTP LEGISLATION
PENDING BILLS IN LEGISLATURE MAY REQUIRE HOLIDAY SESSION
HOSPITAL GARNISHMENT LAW IS SHELVFQ
NEW CH1L0-RESTRAINT LAW IS NOW IN EFFECT IN N.C.
LEGISLATORS LOOK AT REOUCING SOME TAX CUT PLANS
SENATE OKS USE OF FAKE LICENSES IN INVESTIGATIONS
HOUSE KILLS AND BURIES HICHAUX'S BINGO BILL
LEGISLATIVE REFORM DEBATE RENEWED
■JOB SECURITY' TOO MUCH
CITY MAY TAKE STANCE ON SILL
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS STUDY IS P'0°OSED
COMPROMISE REACHED ON TAX-CUT PACKAGE
HOUSE PASSES RILL TO CHANGE DAMAGES LAW
GROUP FOR DISCLOSURE HUNTS ROYALL
PANEL CONSIDERS ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY RILL
HOUSE OKS SILL REVISING LAW ON DAMAGES
SAN ON OPEN ALCOHOL IN CARS SOUGHT
JOINT PANEL APPROVES TAX-CUT COMPROMISE
ROYALL, ALLIES BLOCK R IGHT-TO- KNOW VOTE
DURHAM WINE OEALERS FIGHTING FRANCHISE BILL
PAY RAISES FOR STATE EMPLOYEES CONFUSING
PANEL OKS «121 MILLION PACKAGE OF STATE TAX CUTS
SENATE APPROVES GRANO JURY USE TO INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING
EFFORTS TO DEFEND ■ R IGHT-TO-M OW* ORDINANCE FAIL
TEXTILE BILL SEEN GAINING SUPPORT
SPONSOR DELAYS BILL TO REMOVE PROPERTY TAX
MEDICAL EOUIPMENT BILL IS APPROVED BY S6NATF PANEL
SLOPPY BILLS FLOOD LEGISLATURE
SENATE PANEL OKS RILL ON PRONOGRAPHY PRFSECUTtON
HOUSE OKS INVENTORY TAX REFERENDUM
GOVERNOR HAS NO REGRET ABOUT USING STATF PLANE
SENATE OKS COMPROMISE RIGHT-TO-KNQw BILL
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL IS KILLEO 4-3 BY SENATE PANEL
RIGHT-TO-KNOW SILL CONCERNS DJRHAM
LEGISLATIVE STORIES COULD MAKF INTERESTING MQVIES. BIG BUCKS
LEGISLATOR WANTS SEIZEO PROPE'TY TO AID LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS POLITICAL DONATIONS VOTED DOWN 3Y STATE HOUSE
HAZARDOUS WASTE FEE BILL IS CALLED 'A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING-
SENATE FINDS FAULT WITH DAMAGE BILL
BACKERS SEEK TO REVIVE COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL
EX-SENATOR SAYS HAZARDOUS WASTE SILL STRIPS LOCAL GOVERNMFNT POWER
HOUSE REJECTS CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS
OPEN MEETINGS BILL MAY REMAIN BOTTLED IN PANEL
EDUCATORS PREPARING FOR HOMENT OF SILENCE
LEGISLATURE WINDS DOWN TO TAX CUTS
WINE LAWS GETTING SOUR
1124 MILLIUN TAX CUT CLEARS FINAL LEGISLATIVE VOTE
SENATE APPROVES STRENGTHENING OBSCENITY LAWS
STABILIZATION OPPOSES TRANSFER OF TOBACCO ASSESSMENT FUNOS
COMPARATIVE FAULT BILL DIES IN SENATE
LEGISLATURE OKS $28. 7 MILLION FOR UNC PROJECTS
STABILIZATION OPPOSES TRANSFE' OF TOBACCO ASSESSMENT FUNOS
SENATE WILL PASS HIS LOTTERY BILL. ROYALL PREDICTS
BILL WOULD GIVE DURHAM 5TH DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
TEACHER-TRAINING STUDIES SURPRISE UNC OFFICIALS
TAX PLAN BLENDS GOP. DEMOCRATIC PHILOSOPHIES
LAWMAKERS REJECT DURHAM CHARTER CHANGE
UNC CONSTRUCTION FUNOS OK'D
LET GOVERNOR HAVE VETO POWER
SENATE APPROVES FUNOS FOR ARRAY OF PROJECTS, ITEMS
ANTI-OBSCENITY BILL CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
HOUSE OKS AMNESTY PERIOD FOR JNREPORTcD TAX^S
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MEASURE GETS TENTATIVE SENATE NOD
SENATE APPROVES BILL FOR FUNDING OF AREA PROJECTS
SENATE APPROVES LOTTERY REFERFNOUM
THE BET'S OFF FOR LOTTERY BILL
SENATE SEEKS BAN OF ADO-ON IHMS IN BUDGET BILL
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6/21/85
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6/21/85
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6/21/85
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S 2
6/21/85
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6/21/85
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6/21/85
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6/22/35
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6/22/35
A
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6/22/85
A
8
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6/22/85
A
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H 2
6/22/85
A
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6/22/B5
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6/22/R5
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S 2
6/22/85
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14
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H 2
6/23/85
D
4
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H 2
6/23/85
D
5
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6/24/85
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3
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H 2
6/24/85
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6/24/B5
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6/24/85
B
1
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S 2
6/24/P5
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B38
S 2
6/24/85
A
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881
S 2
6/24/85
A
4
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6/25/85
A
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S 2
6/25/85
A
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6/25/B5
c
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H 2
6/26/85
A
I
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H 2
6/26/85
A
9
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H 2
6/26/85
A
0
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H 2
6/26/85
A
9
N
H 2
6/26/85
A
9
N
H 2
6/26/85
S
2
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H 2
6/26/85
C
I
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H 1
6/26/85
C
1
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S 2
6/26/85
A
8
N
S ?
6/26/85
A
20
J
H 2
6/27/85
A
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N
H 2
6/27/85
A
8
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H 2
6/27/55
A
23
N
H 2
6/27/85
A
23
N
H 2
6/27/85
A
23
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H 2
6/27/85
0
1
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L40
H 2
6/27/85
c
6
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6/27/85
c
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H 2
6/27/85
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S 2
6/27/85
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12
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6/28/85
A
6
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H 2
6/28/85
A
6
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H 2
6/28/85
A
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H 2
6/28/85
A
8
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H 2
6/28/85
A
10
N
S 2
6/28/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/20/85
A
N
046
H 2
6/29/85
A
N
H 2
6/20/85
A
N
H 2
6/20/85
B
N
H 2
6/20/85
C
P N
L40
S 2
6/20/85
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H 2
6/30/85
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6/3D/85
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H 2
7/01/85
B
N
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7/01/85
A
9
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7/02/85
B
5
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H 2
7/02/85
B
10
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04 6
H 2
7/02/85
B
10
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H 2
7/02/85
B
10
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7/02/85
C
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7/02/85
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7/02/85
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7/03/85
A
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H 2
7/03/85
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7/03/85
a
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L40
H 2
7/03/85
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A54
H 2
7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/03/85
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7/04/85
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H 2
7/04/85
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16
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H 2
7/04/85
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L40
H 2
7/04/85
B
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H 2
7/04/85
C
N
H 2
7/04/85
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7/04/85
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13
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7/05/85
A
12
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7/05/85
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H 2
7/05/85
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7/05/85
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H 2
7/05/85
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7/05/85
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M60
S 2
7/05/R5
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7/06/85
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H 2
7/06/85
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7/06/85
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6
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7/06/85
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7/06/35
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7/06/85
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7/06/85
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7/07/B5
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7/07/85
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7/08/85
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7/08/55
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7/00/85
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7/00/85
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7/00/85
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13
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7/00/85
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13
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H 2
7/00/85
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13
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H 2
7/00/85
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7/00/85
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7/00/85
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7/00/35
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7/00/85
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7/10/85
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7/10/85
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7/10/85
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7/10/85
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7/10/85
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7/10/85
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INDEX
12/31/05
??*!,'';£• LOTTERY ACTION EXPECTED
CIVIC CENTER BILL OK'O
BILL TO AID CENTER PROJFCT PASSES
SCHOOL OISTRICTS bill SHARKS HOUSE debate
LEAF ASSESSMENTS Tax DEOUC T I ON OK • 0
LEGISLATURE ENACTS COMPROMISE ON REGULATIONS
IP.2I. IRAFF-IC VIOLATIONS TO BECOME INFRACTIONS
SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS O<"0 '
MOUSE APPROVES BILL ON ALC OHOL -DAMAGF SUITS
N.C VOTERS TO DECIDE ON CHANGING ELECTIONS
2 MAJOR ISSUES STILL BEFORE ASSEMBLY
MARTIN AWAITS LEGISLATURE'S ADJOURNMENT
ONE UNOER 19
PANEL OKS -PORK BARREL"
BILL WOULD DENY CRIMINALS PROFITS FOR BOOKS. MOVIFS
MARTIN, LEGISLATURE HAVE ROUGH SESSION "OVIES
LEGISLATURE ENACTS -PORK 3ARR=L" BIU
attc-Itc rR" ^2???" T0 DISTRIBUTE MONEY WITHDRAWN
ATTEMPTS TO ABOLISH BCAROS FALTFR
RDU"S OISSECTING RUNWAY ALSO SPLITS TWO LFGISIATORS
TRAPPEO IN SENATE: DTI'S UPGR. OE APPEAR 5 ON HOLD
TAVERN OWNERS MOURN DRAM SHOP LEGISLATION
PRo^eusiNETs'-uMf ETV °FF,CER «H»- S™LLS
PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT TO KNOW
VI^I?t?Ty5s SCRAP STUDY OF STATE PERSONNEL POLICY
;N^{0PYTRf^SPC0OMPRro2'/sERREEPAC4HloS MRP°RT '" »"-L ^ "*" 5TUOIE5
DECISION TO COST KERR LAKE SI MILLIE
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL N=XT YEAR (JUNE 51
^..".qySE.GIVES IN TO SENATE ON APPROPRIATIONS BILL
FOR ...BUSINESS
INVENTORY TAX PROPOSAL 'STILL ALIVE"
DURHAM WINS. LOSES SOME IN LEGISLATURE
!SSTlgASipiEfi59gR6??JTINC' """RAVING
SEAfIeELTRLAjTI0NSHI° "ITH LEGISLATURE STRATNEO AT BEST
LEGI^A^l'vE'lR^N^E'^BA^IS^rPOWEr'"110^ "85 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
DEMOCRATS WIN ROUND. BUT GOVERNOR'S AT BAT
= ?'.?*■, n.S,*TI A?8? LEGISLATURE -OVED STATE FQRWARO
REACTION IS OIVIOED ON ASSEMBLY'S DECISIONS ON AGRinn TIIHAi TECirEc
™0 pARTIES PREPARE DIFFERING REPHRTS ON 19B5 LEGISLATURE 1SSUES
GOOD GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION L»NGUISHES LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATORS GOOD AT SPENDING
MARTIN LEARNS LESSONS
s^soNsD?oTTORPoSKT8ARyrM§NE?6EN feoer*li st*te L'W"
RTP'S TO BLAME
PASSING PARAOE
MAWTIN WANTS NEW DEAL FROM LEGISLATORS
FARMLAND PROTECTION PLAN ALIV=
IS MARTIN A OO-NOTHING GOVERNOR'
CITJ FARED WELL IN LEGISLATURE
GOVERNING BY BLACKMAIL
AUGUST^ IG»T-L,<S °N 4N""L "SECTION
PHONE FEE BREAK BEING CONSIDERED
uCAE ,T?JE§ DIPLOMACY WITH LEGISLATORS
N.C. LEGISLATION THE WORST-
TINTING BAN DOOMED
LOBBYISTS' REPORTS TELL LIMITEO STORY
REP. -ILLER DEFENDS LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
"g^oIt L-SakWg" U0VE CA<PAIGN 0" CM'LO RESTRAINTS
UNC STUDENT RAPS BARRIERS
BUDGET REFORMS COULD WREAK HAVOC
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE TO BE 9CMPUTERIZE0
N*C;c|EHER,LrAi5il^L''. LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
"•CtF9E»E?*,L ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
til *LtS A,0r"^lT?ATIVE poOCEOLPE ACT STUDY COMMISSION
III fiLSS o:i:,?E^IRaL ASSEMBLY. COMMITTEES AND SUBCOMMITTEES
SEE »LS9 PUBLIC EDUCATION POLIC CUUNCIL
OEFEATED LEGISLATORS STILL ON PANELS
DATABANK PROPOSED TO HELP N.C. FIRMS CUT MEDICAI COSTS
MURDER PROPOSAL RANKLES PROSECUTORS MtiicAL COSTS
AUTO INSURANCE REFORMS "ECOMMENOED
OEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER RIGHT- TO-KHOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
?IyOYCDMMISSIONS BE[iIN >">*«■ I" A FEW WEEKS CHEMICALS
feESi.SLfnI^lcP'1NEL H4NTS SINGLC »LAN ON TOBACCO
PANEL TO SEEK WAYS To AID TROJBLEO YOUTHS
COMMISSION OKS STUDY OF 32 ISSUES
COMMITTEE STUDIES CAPS ON EXCEPTIONAL-CHILD FUNDING
DURHAM REPRESENTATIVES GET p^EL APPOINTMENTS
,9*?Et, T?L° 00T T"EFT PREVENTION UNIT NOT POLITICS
LEGISLATORS ASK WHO PAYS TO MAKE SCHOOLS EQUAL
MnMF^TA,LSBp,:?,I^.,FciS*TL''AYS T0 WOVE PRISON CONDITIONS
MOMENTUM BUILDING FOR LOCAL TAX INCREASFS NEXT YEAR
STATE MALPRACTICE PANEL F0RME1
92M"iTIEE 10 STUDY STATE'S INFRASTRUCTURE
SERIOUS FLAWS STILL SEEN IN CHILO SUPPORT SYSTEM
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S' CHAPEL SERVICE FEB. 3
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SUBJECTS
PA'.E 585
1/16/86
MANY TOP N.C. POLITICIANS ATTEND DUKE CHAPEL EVENT
PULLEYi MILLER TO MA I T AND SEC ABOUT REDUCTIONS IN STATE TAXES
OOUBLE STANDARD ALIVE AND WELL IN LEGISLATURE
FUN ANO WORK
ASSEMBLY IS FACING TAX WARS
LEGISLATOR FINDS A LOT OF CHAMGFS IN JUST TWO YEARS
NO CHALLENGE MADE ON MCDUFFIE'S ELECTION
MICHAUX. MILLER. PULLEY TO DRAW KEY HOUSE ASSIGNMFNTS
JORDAN NAMES ALLIES TO KEY COMMITTEE IN SENATE
NEWCOMER TO STATE HOUSE BUSY TAKING IN POMP, BUSTLE
DURHAM LAWMAKERS GET KEY POSTS
ROYALL HELPS REPUBLICANS
FPESHMAN SENATOR 'BIDING MY TIME, LEARNING ROPES'
ELECTION RESULTS IN A LANDSLIDE VICTORY FOR PINSTRIPES
NEW LAWMAKERS ARE TOLD OF POW?R THEY CAN WIELD
THEY GOT BEAT IN NOVEMBER. BUT THFY JUST WON'T GO AWAY
TALKING IN THE HOUSE
LEGISLATIVE QUANDARY - FREE B'EAKFAST OR EXTRA SLEEP
24 PERCENT OF LEGISLATORS ARE LAWYERS
POWER SWITCHES BRING OUT NEW <=aCES
MARTIN-LEGISLATURE RELATIONS STRAINED. BUT NOT BROKEN
PETITION ASKS REMOVAL OF LAWMAKERS
HERE'S A BRIEF COURSE IN LEG IS LAT I VE-E SF
DEMOCRATS NOT ALWAYS IMPROPER WHEN CHECKING GOVERNOR'S POWER
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR END TO INSURANCE RATE BUREAU
ROYALL SAID MOST EFFECTIVE
SEN. ROYALL AGAIN PICKED MOST EFFECTIVE BY SURVEY
GOP FRESHMEN SHOWING OFF, N.C. HOUSE LEAOFR CHARGES
MISCONOUCT CLAIM NAMES LEGISLATORS
PANEL CHECKS STATE SENATOR'S BUSINESS TIES
ALAMANCE SENATOR DENIES ALLEGATION
JORDAN DENIES CONFLICT IN BILL AFFECTING DAM AT SAXAPAHAW
ETHICS COMMITTEE POSTPONES HEARING
'UPPITY' GOP FRESHMEN FOLLOW SRANO TRAOITION
...I NEVER SUSPECTED THAT RIVER WATER COULD BE SO HOT...
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DENIES CHARGES OF FVAOING NEARLY S32.000 IN TAXES
LEGISLATIVE BITE
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO RECEIVE CASE INVOLVING SENATOR
LEGISLATOR ACCUSEO OF INTEREST CONFLICT
SEPARATION OF POWERS OPINION '0 BE SOUGHT
00 STATE LEGISLATORS REALLY NEED A SPRING VACATION?
DA TO DECIDE BY JULY ON JORDAN CASE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REFORMS PROPOSED
PROPOSAL TO LIMIT OAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
GRAND JURY HEARS EVIDENCE IN JORDAN CASE
LAWMAKERS WANT REFORMS TO KEEP CITIZEN LEGISLATURE
SEN. JOROAN INOICTEO
LEGISLATIVE REFORM DEBATE RENEwEO
GRANO JURY INDICTS JORDAN FOR MISUSE OF HIS OFFICE
'JOB SECURITY' TOO *UCH
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS STUOY IS P^OPOSEO
REP. JOROAN CALLED VISIBLE CAMPAIGNER
LEGISLATIVE STORIES COULD HAKE INTERESTING MOVIES. BIG BUCKS
ANGRY CATS ARE BETTER LEFT AC3NE
LEGISLATORS GOOD AT SPENDING
EDUCATORS GIVE DEMOCRATS AN 'A,' MARTIN 'INCOMPLETE"
TRIAL OF LEGISLATOR SET TO OPEN TODAY
ATTORNEY FOR WOOOARO SAYS INCOME OMISSIONS INAOVERTENT
EMPLOYEES OF STATE LEGISLATOR TESTIFY HE PAIO THEM IN CASH
WOOOARD GAVE CONFLICTING STATEMENTS. INVESTIGATOR SAYS
NCAE TRIES DIPLOMACY WITH LEGISLATORS
IRS INVESTIGATOR TESTIFIES LESISLATOR CHANGED HIS MIND ABOUT INVOICES
POLITICIANS BATTLE CONTRADICTIONS IN TERMS
IRS SAYS WOODARD HAO 120,001 CASH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTROL BY 1990 IS GOP N.C. GOAL
LEGISLATOR ACOUITTED IN TAX CASE
STATE SENATOR PLEA05 GUILTY: SETS SUSPENOEO TERM AFTER RESIGNING...
LAWMAKER, ATTORNEY EYE SENATE POST
GOV. martin SEEKS BETTER TIES WITH DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKERS
MCDOWELL CHOSEN TO FINISH JORDAN'S TERM
LOBBYISTS LEARN LOCAL LINGO
BURLINGTON MAN SELECTED TO FILL TERM IN HOUSE
OPINION: LEGISLATOR'S OFFICE FORFEITED
WATAUGA LEGISLATOR WILL RESIGN
PULLEY SAYS HE WON'T RUN AGAIM
INDIFFERENT TO VOTERS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. RETIREMENT
LEGISLATION AIMFO AT FAKE GUNS WIELOEO by ROBBERS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, SALARIES
SEE ALSD SALARIES. N.C.
CABARRUS BILL SPARKS PARTISAN FLAP IN STATE HOUSE
LAWMAKERS WANT REFORMS TO KEEP CITIZEN LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATIVE REFORM OEBATE RENEWEO
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, TERMS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
POCKETKNIFE DEFINITION FINOS FAVOR
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS, VOTING RFCOROS
INEXPERIENCED GOP LEGISLATORS GOT CAUGHT IN DEMOCRATS' TRAP
VOTING RECORDS HELPFUL
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, MEMBER REPLACEMENT
LAWMAKER, ATTORNEY EYE SENATE POST
AT LEAST SIX EYEING VACANT SENATE SEAT
JORDAN'S REPLACEMENT MAY BE PICKED LATE NEXT WEEK
EMPTY LEGISLATIVE SEAT ALREAOY DRAWS INTEREST
COMMITTEE EXPECTEO TO SELECT LEGISLATOR ON MONDAY NIGHT
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OPENING
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADJOURNMENT
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SES5I0NS
ASSEMBLY IS FACING TAX WARS
LAWMAKERS URGED TO IMPROVE SCHOOLS AND SPEND CAREFULLY
LEGISLATURE GANGS UP ON MARTIN
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, "PORK BARREL" PROJECTS
PORK BARREL SPLINTERS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
DEFICITS POSSIBLE FROM TAX CUT PLANS
SENATE APPROVES SILL FOR FUNDING OF AREA PROJECTS
PUT PORK SARREL BILL ON GOP HOOF IS PLAN
AREA PROJECTS LISTED IN LEGISLATURE'S PORK BARREL BILL
LEGISLATIVE PANEL APPROVES 'MOP-UP' BUOGET BILL
PANEL OKS 'PORK BARREL'
LEGISLATURE ENACTS 'PORK BARR=L" BILL
PROPOSAL FOR JOROAN TO DISTRIBUTE MONEY WITHDRAWN
ALAMANCE SENATOR LEFT OUT OF PORK BARREL
DEMOCRATS' PORK FEAST HAS GOP STOMACHS RUMBLING
PASSING PARADE
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FC
N.C. HOUSE GIVES IN TO SENATE ON APPROPRIATIONS BILL
STATE'S PORK BARREL: RAPING THE TAXPAYER
MASONS TO GET PORK BARREL MONEY
JOROAN NAMES COMMITTEE TO STUDY PORK BARREL FUNOS
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12/31/15
AUGUST INSIGHT
PROGRAM TO HELP PUBLIC-HOUSING CHILDREN IN MATH. READING SKILLS
THORNBURG ASKED TO REVIEW Pna< BARREL ITEMS
GOVERNOR RESISTS SENCING FUNO*.
PORK BARREL REFORM MAY SPARK ASSEM8LY FIGHT
MARTIN: DEADLINE WONfT BE MET ON PORK BARREL CHECKS
SOME PORK-BARREL MONEY STILL -tASN"T BEEN DISTRIBUTED
SENATORS STUDY WAYS TO CHANGE HOW LOCAL PROJECTS ARF FUNDFO
•PUBLIC PURPOSE" CAUSES PORK BARREL 3ILL DEBATE
STATE PCRK BARREL REFORM ST'JOIED
PANEL BACKS DUMPING OF PORK BARREL
•PORK BARREL' FUNDING SHOULD 3E ELIMINATED
PORK PARREL'S DEMISE CAN'T COME TOO SOON
MILL PORK BARREL REFORMS ENO =UNDING CONTROVERSY?
DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL PASSES 51 MILLION MARK IN FUND DRIVE
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT TO CONTINJE IN COUNTY
BUDGET REFORMS COULD WREAK HAVOC
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RE APPORT ION- ENT
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. C U.S.I
HFARING OFFICER URGEO FOR AGEVCV REGULATION DISPUTES
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ACTION ON N.C. RED I STR ICT 1 NG HIT
HIGH COURT TO REVIEW N.C. REOI STR I C T I NG PLAN
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
BOARO MAY SHIFT REO I STR I CT ING STAND
GOVERNOR may PRESS REO I STR IC TI NG CASE
MARTIN: PROVISION WON'T DECIDE STATE'S LEGAL POLICY
MARTIN, THORNBURG AT ODDS ON LEGAL POLICY
COURT URGED NOT TO BACK 'SAFE' DISTRICTS
MARTIN AWAITS LEGISLATURE'S ADJOURNMENT
ADMINISTRATION STAND ON VOTIN3 RIGHTS ACT DISPUTE?
CONGRESS, MARTIN OPPOSE RE DI ST R ICT I NG ARGUMENTS
VOTING RIGHTS ENFORCEMENT CHANGES PLANNED
N.C. VOTING DISTRICT SUIT AMONG EXPLOSIVE ISSUES FACING COURT
NORTH CAROLINA CASE SHIFTS TO SUPREME COURT
THORNBUPG aONING UP FOR HIGH COURT APPEARANCE
THORNBURG PREPARES FOR HIGH C?UPT
CONFUSION MAY OELAY 1186 JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
STATE'S SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS AT STAKE TOMORROW
DEFENSE UF 'TOKENISM' OENIEO IN N.C. VOTE CASE
GOP LEADERS AT OODS OVER BLACK LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, N.C.
STATE'S NEW GOP CONGRESSMEN S« Y THEY'LL FIGHT OEFICIT
GOP GROUP TO SEEK CANDIDATES
NO MAJOR STUMBLING BLOCKS SEEN BECAUSE OF PARTISAN FIGHTS
INEXPERIENCED GOP LEGISLATORS GOT CAUGHT IN DEMOCRATS' TRAP
•UPPITY' GOP FRESHMEN FOLLOW GRAND TRAOITION
THE MAINSTREAM'S WHERE IT IS
OEMOCRATS" PORK FEAST HAS GOP STOMACHS RUMBLING
GOP MAY LOSE INCUMBENTS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RESOLUTIONS
N.C. SENATE, HOUSE DISAGREE ON RESOLUTIONS BILL
RESOLUTION APPROVED TO HONOR CHARLES H. L IVFNGOOO JR.
N.C. GENERAL
SEE ALSO N
MORE EFF
ROYALL'S
NEW LAWM
TAD OF C
PASS THE
PLAYING
HOUSE AP
LEGISLAT
SENATE D
MARTIN T
OEMOCRAT
SENATE F
LEGISLAT
ASSEMBLY, RULES
C. ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
ICIENT LEGISLATURE may BE A DIFFICULT GOAL TO ACHIEVE
BILL RENEWS QUESTIONS ON MARTIN'S PROPOSALS
AKERS ARE TOLO OF POWER THEY CAN WIELD
LASS: BAN ON PUFFING "OES UP IN SMOKE
SPITTOON, PLEASE
BY RULES NOT ALWAYS EASY
PROVES CHANGING LAW A-«OUT CAR HEADLIGHTS
ORS TAKING THEIR DEADLINES ON PILLS SERIOUSLY
EMOCRATS CRITICIZE PLAN TO ABOLISH SALES TAX ON FOOD
HREATENS LAWSUIT OVER RULES OVERSIGHT PANEL
S ARE RIGHT TO RESTRICT AGENCIES
INOS FAULT WITH DAMAGE BILL
URE WINDS DOWN TO TAX CUTS
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SALARIES
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. SALARIES
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENATE
SFE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE
15 LEGISLATORS LEAO THE PACK
TAD OF CLASS: BAN ON PUFFING GOES UP IN SMOKE
PASS The SPITTOON, PLEASE
SENATE PASSES BILL LIMITING MARTIN'S APPOINTMENTS
N.C.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SENATE MAJORITY LEADER
CUMBE°LANO SENATOR PLANNING TO SEEK MAJORITY LEADER POST
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SESSIONS
SFE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. TERMS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OPENING
MORE EFFICIENT LEGISLATURE "AY BE A DIFFICULT GOAL TO ACHIEVE
BRIEFER SESSIONS URGEO FOR GENERAL ASSE"BLY
SHORTENING THE SESSIONS
DURHAM CHAMBER OUTLINES ISSUES
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR ENC TO INSURANCE RATE "UPEAU
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO FNACTMFNT
LEGISLATIVE SESSION EXPECTED TO RUN INTO JULY
COMMITTEE KILLS PROPOSAL TO LIMIT SESSIONS' LENGTH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REFORMS PROPOSED
PENDING BILLS IN LEGISLATURE -AY REOUIRF HOLIOAV SESSION
LAWMAKERS WANT REFORMS TO KEE» CITIZEN LEGISLATURE
SHORTER MEEK FOR LEGISLATORS TRAWS SUPPORT
ASSEMBLY RESIGNATIONS POINT TO »EFORm NEED
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, HOUSE
RAMSEY ALREADY SEEKING 4TH TE<H
A»ENOMENT TO LIMIT TERMS OF N.C. HOUSE SPEAKER FILED
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
LYNOON R. RAMSEY
GOP TARGETS HOUSE SPEAKER'S SEAT
RAMSEY TO SEEK 13TH HOUSE TFRM
N.C.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
SWORN IN
SPEAKER PRO TFM
N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WOMEN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, POLITICIANS
FEMALE LAWMAKERS MAINTAIN INFLUENCE
WOMEN'S STKENGTH IN LEGISLATU'E SEEN SLIPPING
N.C. GIRLS* STATE
SEE GIRLS' STATE
N.C. GOVERNMENT
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I N 0 E X
12/31/35
SUBJECTS
PAGE 537
1/16/86
PRESS GROUP WANTS TEETH IN MEETINGS LAW
DISORGANIZED STATE RECORDS 9R1UGHT HOME NEED FOR
STUDY HILL FOCUS ON MANAGEMENT TECHNIOUES
MARTIN TO OPEN STATE OFFICE U NEW BERN
STATE GOVERNMENT HAS SEVERAL PROBLEM AREAS
N.C. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GREEN CAN MAKE t45,500 AS CONSULTANT
N.C. GRANGE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO FARMERSi N.C.
N.C. GRANGE MOVING BACK TO GREENSBORO
nATE
2/25/85
3/07/85
3/26/35
11/15/85
12/31/85
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N.C. GRANITE CORPORATION
SEE ALSO MINING
SEE ALSO OUARRIES
FIRM'S OFFICIALS SAY THEY ARE SERIOUS A = OUT OPERATING QUARRY IN STATE PA H 2 10/24/85 A
N.C. HEALTH COORDINATING COUNCIL
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
HEALTH GROUP: MEDICAL BILLS OF UNINSURED GROWING PROBLEM
H I 10/19/85 3
N.C. HEALTH PLANN
SEE ALSO HEALT
SEE ALSO N.C.i
SAY IT AIN'T
KIRK WANTS E
TASK FORCE U
FIRM SAYS EX
COMPANY DENI
HOSPITAL-AID
HOSPITAL EOU
MEDICAL EQUI
MEDICAL EOUI
MEDICAL EOUI
SENATE REVER
PULLEY'S BIL
FRANKLIN OFF
FRANKLIN GRO
FRANKLIN HOS
JUOGE SAYS N
QUESTIONABLE
TEXAS COMPAN
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LAWS
SO. JIM
MPLOYEES FREE FRO"
RGES TOUGHER CERTI
GOVEPNOR ACTED PR
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PROPOSAL CLEARS ^
IPMFNT BILL SPEEDS
PMENT BILL CAUSES
PMENT BILL IS APPR
PMENT MEASURE GETS
SES EARLIER OECTSI
L ON MEOICAL EQUIP
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UP CALLS MEETING >
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LAW FAILS NURSINS
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RULING FAVORS URO
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PRESSURE
FICATE-OF-NEEO LAWS
OPERLY
ENCEO ORDER
OUSE COMMITTEE
THROUGH THROUGH HOUSE
CONFLICT
OVED BY SENATE PANEL
TENTATIVE SENATE NOD
ON ON PULLEY'S BILL
MENT BEC0uES LAW
ER HOSPITAL PLAN
BOUT HOSPITAL
E-OF-NEED EXTFNOEO BY STATE
4 PRISONS
HOME APPLICANTS
ANKLIN HOSPITAL
LOGISTS
N.C. HEALTH SERVICES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH COORDINATING COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION
BUSINESSMEN, ENVIRONMENTALISTS CLASH OVER URLES FOR WASTE SITE
HAZAROOUS WASTE SITE REGULATIONS APPROVED
COMMISSION ASKS BAN TO HALT USE OF SULFITE AGENTS
N.C. HEALTH SERVICFS DIVISION
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARF
SEE ALSO N.C. HEALTH SERVICES COMMISSION
HEALTH PROMOTION URGED TO END 'QUIET CRISIS'
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAM
PAC TO ATTACK AR
RUSSELL CHOOSES
SUIT FILED AGAIN
NCHSAA COMMITTEE
3-POINT SHOT A P
PLAN WOULD HIKE
CONFERENCES GIVE
PANEL TO STUDY A
AREA'S NEW CONFE
MIDDLE-OF-ROAD R
NCHSAA TO HOLO M
PREP TITLE GAMES
PREPS: NCHSAA TO
PREP NOTES
NCHSAA EYES MORE
PLAN MAY REDUCE
NCHSAA'S ADAMS:
ADAMS CALLS FOR
NCHSAA MAY OUST
NCHSAA GOING ALL
ETIC ASSOCIATION
S. GOLF (BOYS C GIRLS; SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEAOINGSI
EA HIGH SCHOOL SCENE THIS FALL
SUMMER SCHOOL OVER SPOT ON EAST ALL-STAR TEAM
ST NCHSAA
UPHOLOS ROSS RULING
OSSIBILITY IN HIGH SCHOOL NEXT YEAR
PREP PLAYOFFS
N 3-POINT OPTION
THLETES1 LOST CLASSROOM TIMF
RENCE ASSUREO OF 3 FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SPOTS
OUTE SUGGESTED FOR N.C. ATHLETES
EETINGS FOR ALCOHOL. DRUG DISCUSSION
MOVING TO UNC
URS THE STATE
TELEVISION EXPOSURE
CLASS TIME MISSEO BY ATHLETES
HARD-LINE APPROACH ON DRUGS MAY NOT BE BEST
'FAIR' COMPETI TION
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PUBLIC?'
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASFBALL
SOUTHERN ON TOP WHEN RAIN CAME
NO-HITTER. BIZARRE ERROR SENO PANTHERS PACKING
SPARTANS FALL, 6-3
WHITEVILLE, JAMESVILLE W. GUILFORD TAKE TITLES
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL (BOYSI
JUDGE HALTS PREP TOURNEY
PERSON TO PLAY MYERS PARK NEXT
VANCE SEARCHING FOR WAY TO STAMP OUT STINSON
ROCKETS FALL IN WESTERN SEMIS
PAIRINGS SET FOR STATE FINALS
HUSS. CARTERET WIN STATE TITLES
P.M. DIGEST
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL (GIRLSI
VANCE BOYS, NORTHERN GIRLS ELIMINATED FROM 4- A PLAYOFFS
VANCE GIRLS MAKE FINAL EIGHT
VANCE SEARCHING FOR WAY TO STAMP OUT STINSON
PAIRINGS SET FOR STATE FINALS
BROUGHTON GIRLS RALLY TO 4-A TITLE
HUSS. CARTERET WIN STATE TITLES
P.M. DIGEST
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, FOOTBALL
HIGH SCHOOLS VOTE FOR EQUAL SuOT AT FOOTBALL TITLE
PAGE GAINS 4-A FINALS FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, GOLF
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, GOLF (BOYS C GIRLS; SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEAOINGSI
RAIN DELAY LEAVES MILLBROOK ATOP STATE GOLF ... FOR NOW
MILLBROOK, ROGERS ROLL IN STATE GnLF
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, SOFTBALL
SOUTHERN, WEBB AOVAMCE IN SOFTBALL; VANCE OUT
WEBB BEATS OEFENOING CHAMPS TO REACH SOFTBALL QUARTERFINALS
S. GRANVILLE MAKES STATE SEMI=IN»LS; WEBB ELIMINATED FROM" SOFTBALL PLAY
S. GRANVILLE MEETS BANOYS IN SEMIFINALS
SOUTH GRANVILLE OUSTED IN SOFTBALL SEMIFINAL, 5-1
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TENNIS
SEE ALSO TENNIS
CHAPEL HILL NETTERS FALL IN REGIONALS
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HONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/8S
SUBJECTS
PAGE 583
1/16/96
TIGERS SKUNKED IN STATE TENNIS
SAUNDFRS ROMPS TO SEMIS
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TRACK
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. TRACK [GIRLS £. BOYS; SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOLI
HILLSIDE. CHAPEL HILL CLAIM RCGIDNALS ►
WORLEV TAKES SPRINTS IN STATE TRACK FINALS
INDEPENDENCE WINS STATE PREP TRACK TITLE S
N.C. HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEE N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. TENNIS
N.C. HIGHWAY FUND
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION. BUOGET
PLAN "AKES SCHOOLS COMPETE WITH HIGHWAYS FOR STATE FUNDS
MURPHY'S LAW STRIKES GASOHOL TAX
HIGHWAY FUND way HAVE PROBLEMS
HARRINGTON NEEOS HELP OF DEMOCRATS
IS N.C.'S HIGHWAY FUND ON ROAD TO DISASTER?
STATE'S GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS INCREASE
GOVERNOR AGAIN POINTS OUT NEED FOR HIGHWAY MONEY
HIGHWAY FUNO OPTIONS STUDIED INCLUDE SALES TAX ON GASOLINE
MARTIN WON'T RULE OUT SUBMITTING HIGHWAY PACKAGE TO LEGISLATURE
STATE NEEDS MULTI-YEAR PLANNING FDR AERONAUTICS
STATE GOVERNMENT HAS SEVERAL PROBLEM AREAS
N.C. HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
HIGHWAY PATROL
STATE PATROL COMMANDER NAMED
TROOPER, WIFE SHOT
HACKNEY FILES SILL ON PROPERTY
PROMISES OFTEN FORGOTTEN
TROOPERS RETIRE
STATE HIGHWAY PATROLMAN IS f[l
•EXECUTION' IS CLAIMED IN SHOD
HIGHWAY PATROL COMMANOE' START
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS ARE ]
GOVERNOR SAYS HE DOESN'T FAVO?
HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER SHOT ON
THREE MEN QUESTIONED IN N.C. T
MANHUNT CONTINUES FDR KILLER 0
KENTUCKY MAN CHARGED IN N.C. T
OFFICERS ARREST man CHARGED w!
MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING TROOP
* HELD IN TROOPER'S DEATH
4 ACCUSED IN TROOPER'S DEATH:
WASHINGTON MAN CHARGED IN STAT
SLAIN TROOPER DESCRIBED AS man
FBI AGENT WARNS NEW N.C. TROOP
MARTIN OPPOSES MOVING PROGRAMS
SENATE SEEKS BAN OF ADD-ON I T=
ARMORED TRUCK GUARD 'SHOCKED'
GREENSBORO STATE highway paTRD
HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER FIRED
N.C. TROOPERS GET NEW RAOAR UN
TROOPERS GET 115 NEW RADAR UNI
PATROL. DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHI
OFFICIALS DENY POLITICS INVOLV
OFFICIALS DENY POLITICS INVOLV
N.C. TROOPER SLAIN; SUSPECTS A
LAWMEN PRESS SEARCH FOR ARKANS
DOGS. 'COPTER USED IN SEARCH
INFRARED-EQUIPPEO HELICOPTER q
STATE OFFICIAL SAYS A THIRD MO
TRACKING TRAINING TURNEO INTO
TWO FUGITIVES CAPTURED: PAIR C
FUGITIVES IN TROOPER SLAYING
PROTECT STATE TROOPERS
HUNOREOS ATTEND TROOPER'S FUNE
WOMAN SAYS PREMONITION TOLD HE
TWO MEN INDICTED IN TROOPER'S
MAN. WIFE SAY THEY SAW TRDC-PE3
MAN CONVICTED IN APRIL SLAYING
MCQUEEN RELATES HARSH CHILDHOD
MCQUEEN JURY STILL DELIBE'ATI';
MCQUEEN GFTS LIFE IN SLAYING D
TROOPER APPEALS DISMISSAL
TROOPER KILLS WIFE. SELF AFTE?
ARRAIGNMENT OF T WO MEN POSTPGN
TROOPERS CHASE CAR THROUGH NO'
AUTHORITIES SAY MAN KILLED DU'
PATROL SAYS USE OF SEAT BELTS
CONFESSION READ IN TRIAL OF AC
WATCHFUL EYE
PATROL: USE CARE IN DRIVING HOME
ALLEN CONVICTED IN TROOPER SLAYING
TROOPERS SWAP DESKS FOR ROAD " ATROL CARS
ACCUSED FOUND GUILTY IN DEATH OF TROOPER
PATROL FORCE HAS NOT KEPT PACE WITH CHANGES
WASHINGTON. D.C.. MAN SENTENCED TO DEATH fop SL'yInG N.C.
Ex-troop£R GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE IN Theft
MAGAZINE RANKS N.C. AMONG TCP STATES C0R GETTING SPEEDING
PATROL MOUNTS EFFORT TO APPPEHENO DW1S
PATROL ARRESTS TOD FOR OWI
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ONE CHARGED WITH FIRST-OEGREE MURDER
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OF COMPASSION
ERS OF DANGERS THEY WILL FACE ON JOB
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ED IN PATROL RETIREMENT
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TICKET
N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL. SALARIES
TWO FORMER TROOPERS SUING FOR OVERTIME PAY
N.C. HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTE'
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFFTY RESEARCH CENTER
N.C. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS. COSTS
SEVERAL N.C. HOPITALS SHOW INTEREST IN RESTRUCTURING
N.C. HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY
COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO FLOOOPLAIH PLAN; DEVELOPERS MUTED
LOW-INTEREST HOME LOANS AVAILABLE AGAIN
BFLOW-MARKET RATES AVAILABLE TO H0ME3UYERS
DURHAM PANEL BACKS CAMOEN AVE. HOUSING
CITY COUNCIL TO SEEK STATE AID FOR APARTMENTS
NORTH CAROLINA HOUSING FINANC= AGENCY
MORTGAGE HELP AVAILABLE IN N.C.
FIRM; AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPATE IN LOAN PROGRAM
AGENCY TO OFFER 9.5* MORTGAGES
HOUSING AGENCY OFFERS LDW-RATE MORTGAGES
MARTIN ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS
GOVERNOR NAMES TWO TO AGENCY
FUOUA SCHOOL FORMS 30AR0 TO STRENGTHEN ITS TIES WITHIN STATE
N.C. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ENODwMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES
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12/31/85
PAGE 589
1/16/86
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER
NATHANS NAHEO TO HUMANITIES COMMITTEE
UNC GETS GRANT FOR CHURCH-STATE RELATIONS COURSES
SPONSERS ARE SOUGHT FOR WOMEN'S DIAL3GUF
DIALOGUES BEGIN FRIDAY
N.r. INAUGURAL
MARTIN'S SUPPORTERS PLANNING 'UNIQUE' PARTY FOR 'EVERYONE'
BUILDING TO CLOSE FOR INAUGURATION
IS DEAFNESS C0NTAGI0US7
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES BEGIN TODAY IN RALEIGH
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
INAUGURAL PREPARATIONS
MARTIN BECOMES GOVERNOR TODAY
INAUGURAL BALL SWEET MUSIC FO' GOP EARS
INAUGURATION TRAIN TUNS WITH SOME EMPTY SEATS
MARTIN TAKES OATH AS N.C. GOVFRNOR
NEW GOVERNOR CALLS FOR TAR HEEL UNITY
REPUBLICANS KICK UP HEELS OVE>. ELECTION
REPUBLICAN TAKES TAR HEEL REINS
COUNCIL OF STATE SWORN IN
MARTIN, CITY ACT WISELY
EDITORIAL 'DIATRIBE' IGNORES FACTS
NORTH CAROLINA INDEPENDENT (NEWSPAPER!
STUDY: OVER 500 BUSINESS PEOPLE GAVE TO JORDAN
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AD
GROUPS' ENDORSEMENTS STILL TO COME
N.C. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO INOUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
LABOR LEAOER CRITICIZES APPOINTMENT
BROOKS TO HEAD INDUSTRIAL BOARD
IN BROWN LUNG CASE: COURT SAYS FORMER BI WORKER ENTITLED TO
COURT NIXES DISABILITY PAY FOR FORMER TEXTILE WORKER
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N.C. INSURANCE COMMISSION
SEE INSURANCE
SEE N.C. OEPT. OF INSURANCE
N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE INDUSTRY
.SEE ALSO N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR ENO TO INSURANCE RATE BUREAU
COURT SAYS INGRAM ERREO IN RATE CASE
RATE BOOSTS ASKED FOR AUTO INSURANCE
COMPENSATION INSURANCE RATE INCREASE SOUGHT
WORKERS' COMP INCREASE SOUGHT
HOME INSURANCE CHANGES SOUGHT
NORTH CAROLINA IS MY HOME I SONG I
TV'S KURALT RECOROS ALBUM ABOUT STATE
N.C. JAPAN CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES CENTER
SEE ALSO JAPAN
JAPANESE CEREMONIES IN BUSINESS EXPLAINED
U.S. -JAPAN TRAOE DEFICIT A MATTER OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCFS
N.C. JAPAN CENTER PROMOTES TRADE, UNDERSTANDING
OFFICIALS SAY CENTER IS SUCCESSFULLY PROMOTING NORTH CAROLINA AMONG
N.C. JAYCEE BURN CENTER
SEE BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO BURN CENTER, N.C. JAYCEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM JAYCEES
SEE ALSO MISS N.C. PAGEANT
JAYCEES PLAN DURHAM 'COLLEGE' ON DEVELOPING THE INOIVIOUAL
WOMAN TOP JAYCEE ADMINISTRATOR
N.C.
- GUI OF -SPET IFlf Al I Y FOR-N-C.
N.C. JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME
N.C. JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME TO INOUCT CARTOONIST, 5 OTHERS
6 NAMED TO JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME
JOURNALISTS TO BE HONORED AT UNC
6 INOUCTEO INTO JOURNALISM HALL OF FJ»E: 3 ARE FIRSTS
N.C. JUDICIAL OEPT.
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO JUOGES, N.C.
THORNBURG TO SEEK COMPUTER FUNOS
DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL RETIRE
N.C. JUDICIAL STANOAROS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO JUDGES, N.C, UNETHICAL CONDUCT
COURT ASKEO TO CENSURE JUOGE
N.C. JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
CHAPEL HILL'S WEBB TAKES TENNIS TITLE
KREOICH, SHAFFER OUSTED IN JUNIORS
JUNIORS CARRY STATE'S TENNIS BANNER PROUOLY
N.C. JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
ROGERS, MCDANIEL LOSE IN JUNIOR GOLF TOURNEY
N.C. JUNIOR MISS
SEE TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
N.C. JUSTICE ACAOEMY
SEE ALSO JUOGES. N.C.
JUSTICE ACAOEMY DIRECTOR NAMED
DRUGS. CHILO ABUSE ACADEMY'S PRIORITIES
N.C. JUSTICE OEPT.
SEE N.C. JUDICIAL DEPT.
N.C. LABOR COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF LABOR
SEE ALSO STRIKES, N.C.
BROOKS TO FIGHT LABOR-BOARD PLAN
N.C. LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
CITIES WON'T FIGHT TAX CUTS IF THEY ARE REIMBURSED
LIABILITY INSURANCE BECOMING HARDER FOR CITIES TO FIND
STATE ANO COMMUNITIES STUOY SATELLITE DISH REGULATIONS
DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW REQUEST
HAYMAN GIVEN SERVICE AWARO
CLEVELAND MAYOR SAYS CITIES. TOWNS OOING MORE FOR THEMSELVES
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INDEX
12/31/»5
SUBJECTS
PAGt S JO
1/16/96
MARTIN: LOCAL GOVERNMENT, STATE 'MUST WORK TOGETHER'
RESORT TOWNS PLAN TO OPPOSE AiOLITION OP ALL PROPcRTY TAXES
PANEL HEARS ARGUMENTS ON VALUT. OF PROPERTY TAX
LOCAL GOVERNMENT LUDBYISTS HAVE UIG SHOPPING LIST
CHANGES EYEO IN INCORPORATING TOWNS
N.C. LEGISLATIVE SLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, POLITICAL OFP l~- E HOLDERS
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK LEADERSHIP CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BLACK LEGISLATORS
DURHA" OFFICER CITES DANGERS OF TINTED CAR WINDOWS
BLACK CANOIOATES NEEO WHITE VOTES. BURR I S SAYS
N.C. LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMULY, LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMISSION
N.C. LEGISLATURE
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSE-BLY
N.C. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
MANY STATE AGENCIES NOT FOLLOWING LAW. LIBRARIANS GROUP SAYS
DUKE PROF URGES CENTRAL DOCUMENTS SYSTEM
LIBRARIES HONOR MILLER
N.C. LICFNSED PRACTICAL NURSES ASSOCIATION
SCOTT ADDRESSES NURSES
N.C. LITERARY AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
SEE ALSO BOOKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. HISTORY
NORTH CAROLINIANS TO GET HISTORICAL PRESERVATION AWARDS
NOVELIST, OUKE STUOENT RECEIVE STATE AWARDS
N.C. MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION
SEE N.C. DIVISION OF MARINE FISHERIES
N.C. MARINE RESOURCE CENTERS
SEE ALSO ARCHAEOLOGY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
SEE ALSO OUKE/UNC OCEANOGRAPH! C CONSORTIUM
P°OJECT AIMS AT SEAWEED Farms ON LAND
400-YEAR-OLD CANOE FRAGMENT IS FOUNO
FRAGMENT OF 400- YE AR-OLO CAND«
N.C,
MARITIME MUSEUM IBEAUFORTI
ARCHITECTS JOIN MARTIN TO QPE1 MARITIME MUSEUM
N.C. MEOICAL JOURNAL
REMARKABLE STORY OF LONG AND OIFFICULT MEDICAL "ATTLE
•HONUA HIP," -CHICKEN PACKER'S HANDS" DISCOVERED
N.C. MEOICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSn "EDICAL REVIEW OF NORTH CAROLINA
SEE ALSO OLO NORTH STATE MEOICAL SOCIETY
HOSPITALS URGEO TO CREATE PANELS ON TERMINALLY ILL
SORRY FOR FARMERS, BUT TOBACCO IS A NO-NO N.C. MEOICAL SOCIETY
WARNING, ESCAPE PLAN KEYS TO SURVIVING A F|RE AT HOME
STATE DOCTORS CALLEO LEADERS IN DETECTING ABUSE OF CHILDREN
DOCTORS FEAR SUITS UNDER SEAT-BELT LAW
SEAT-BELT EXCUSES FEW. PANEL SAYS
27* OF ELIGIBLE N.C. DOCTORS cNROLL IN BLUE CROSS PAY PLAN
REACTION IS MIXED ON NEW LAW = OR STATE-FINANCED ABORTIONS
N.C. MEMORIAL HOS
SEE ALSO BURN
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L
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TRIANGLE HOSPITALS
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0 (EARS AGO STILL UNIQUE TODAY
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XT MONTH IN CHAPEL HILL
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N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. ADMISSIONS
MEDICARE REVIEW MAY COST ThRE? AREA HOSPITALS
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. BUDGET
N.C. MEMORIAL AWAITING WINOFALL
AREA SCHOOLS, PROJECTS INCLUDED IN BUOGET PLANS
N.C. MEMORIAL MAY MAKE CHANGES BECAUSE OF EMPTY BEOS. LOST REVENUE
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY
GIRL FLEES HOSPITAL WHILE PARFNTS FIGHT FOR HER RELEASE
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SPECIAL EDUCATION
SICK YOUTHS GET SCHOULING AT MEMORIAL
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CRITICAL CARE CENTER
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DEDICATION SET FOB NEW CRITICAL CARE CENTER
WE INVENTED INTENSIVE CARE. NOW WE'RE GIVING IT NEW HFANING. I
UNC CRITICAL-CARE UNIT USE IS NEAR
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEES
HOSPITAL HONORS 12 EMPLOYEES AS • PLUSPEOPLE '
5 SENTENCED TO JAIL TERMS AFTER PLEAS
15 HOSPITAL WORKERS ARE 'PLUSPEOPLE'
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. HELICOPTER SERVICE
SEE ALSO HELICOPTERS
HOSPITAL 'COPTER RAPPED
■COPTER PLAN WON'T FLY
HOSPITAL DROPS PLAN FOR HELICOPTER SERVICE
MEMORIAL SEEKS COPTER
N.C. MEMORIAL TALKING WITH PITT JN 'COPTER SERVICE
N.C. MEMORIAL JOINS ".-HOSPITAL PROPOSAL FOR HFLICOPTEO SYSTEM
STATEWIDE MEDICAL AIRLIFT PROPOSED
HELICOPTER FOR N.C. MEMORICAL ENOORSEO
HOSPITAL HELICOPTER SERVICE WINS APPROVAL
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HELICOPTER. PLAN RECOMMENDED BY PANEL
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SEE ALSO PREMATURE INFANTS
THRIVING PREEMIFS CAVORT AT REUNION
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. NURSES
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
MAN FACES SEXUAL ABUSE COUNT
MALE NU»SE CITED IN INDECENT LIBERTIES CASE INVOLVING GIRL
2N0 INDECENT-LIBERTIES CHARGE FILED
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. OCCUPANCY *ATES
DUKE TAKES WAIT-SEE STANCE ON FUND NEEDS
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. RATES
N.C. MEMORIAL MUST CUT 1986 EXPENSES.
BUT AMOUNT ELUSIVE
OAO CAN'T PE THERE
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. VISITING POLICY
HOSPITAL BARS VISITING CHILDRFN WITH COLDS
HOSPITAL VISITORS BEING SCREENED
N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. VOLUNTEERS
•LAP PARENTS': SURROGATES PROVIDE CUDDLING WHEN MOM.
N.C. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
MENTAL HEALTH GROUP SALUTES N.C. GOVERNORS
N.C. MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO EVEN MURDER SENTENCES
BILLS INTRODUCED TO REPEAL N.C.'S INHERITANCE TAX
N.C. MILK COMMISSION
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO MILK
N.C. MRK COMMISSION MAY BE THREATENED, MARKETING EXPERT SAYS
MILK-PRICING TO BE REVIEWED
N.C. MILK COMMISSION DECISION MAY MEAN SLIGHT OROP IN PRICE
SUIT COULD END MILK COMMISSION
MILK COMMISSION HOLDS A CLOSET MEETING ON SUIT
COMMISSION IS BARRED FROM SETTING PRICES ON MILK SOLD OUTSIDE N.C.
N.C. MILK COMMISSION LOWERS PRICE OAIPIFS PAY TO FARMERS
CONSENT ORDER MAY LOWER MILK "RICES
N.C. MILK COMMISSION DELAYS A:TION ON STANOARO PRICE
MILK COMMISSION'S CHAIRMAN RESIGNS
DAIRYMEN PLEAD WITH MILK COMMISSION FOK HIGHER PRICES
N.C. MINIMUM COMPETENCY TEST
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C COMPETENCY TESTS
N.C. MISSING CHILDREN'S INFORMATION CENTER
SEE ALSO CHILD IDENTIFICATION P'OGRAMS
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTER FOR MISSINO AND EXPLOITED CHILDRFN
KIRK SAYS STATE WON'T LOBBY FOR MORE FEDERAL FUNDS
SENATE PASSES BILL LIMITING MARTIN'S APPOINTMENTS
N.C. MOTOR CARRIERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
INFANT-SAFETY SEATS LOANEO TO FAMILIES
LIFE-SAVING GFNEROSITY
ORIVER HONOR EO
N.C. MOTOR SPEEOWAY
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
EARNHARDT PREPS FOR 500
LABONTE WHEELS WAY TO 500 POL? AT ROCKINGHAM
ROCKINGHAM DOESN'T HOLD SPECIAL PLACE IN CALE'S HEART
EARNHAROT EDGES BODINE TO CAPTURE BUMPER- TO-BUMPE R KQMFORT KOACH
AUTO RACING: RECORO SPEEDS ANTICIPATED AFTER ROCKINGHAM rfpavING
BACK ON TRACK, ARD LOSES RIOE. SIDES WITH LUCK
LABONTE SURFACES IN POLE SPOT AT ROCKINGHAM
PARSONS LEADS 2N0-0AY QUALIFYING AT ROCKINGHAM
NASCAR POINT BATTLE HOT
WALTRIP VICTORIOUS AT ROCKY ROCKINGHAM
DARRELL WALTRIP WINS AT ROCKINGHAM
N.C. MUNICIPAL BOND INDEX
SEE ALSO N.C. BONO RATING
SEE ALSO N.C BONDS
MUNICIPAL aOND INDEX HOLDING AT 9.65{ MARK
YIELOS SLIP IN JANUARY ON TAX-FREE BONDS
N.C. TAX-FREE YIELOS FELL AGAIN LAST MONTH
TAX-FREF BONO RATES SLIP FOR \ THIRD MONTH
N.C. BONO INOEX DROPS TO 8. At YIELD IN MAY
TAR HEEL TAX EXEMPTS SLIP OURI NG OCTOBER
TAX-EXEMPT YIELDS SLIP
N.C. MUSEUM AT OUKE HOMESTEAD HISTORIC SITF
SEE DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART
£i*N" THROUGH THE AGES' IS SJBJECT OF LECTURE SERIES
SPOTLIGHT ON SPAIN AT N.C. MUSEUM
AVANT-GAROE PERFORMANCE ART LOSES ITS MEANING IN MUSEUM
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•GALA EVENING IN SPAIN* TO MA<K EXHIBIT OPENING
CHEF KEGLEY SERVES ONLY BEST, NEWEST
SPANISH EXHIBIT OPENS
LEAGUE HARD AT WORK ON PLAYERS PRODUCTION
N.C. HISTORY GETRS A SHOWCASE
CHILDREN'S ART CLASSES OFFERED
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 5J2
1/16/86
MELENDEZ' COMPOSITIONS KATE THE TIME TO ENJOY
HELP WANTED FOR 'ARCANUM' OANC E
PERFORMANCE ART ON EXHIBIT
SHY DIVERS TO OESCEND NEAR SCULPTURE
LECTURES LOOK AT WORLD'S GREAT "USEUHS
.N.C. MUSEUM GETS VERONESE ON LOAN
VIOEO ART EXHIBIT SET AT N.C. MUSEUM
AFRICAN CULTURE FHCUS OF PREVIEW CELEBRATION
AFRICAN APT SHOW OPENS
AFRICAN PROGRAMS SET
RENDEZVOUS WITH RUBENS
PRAISE POEHS
KOREAN'S VIDEOS AT N.C. ART MUSEUM
ACCENT'S ON AFRICAN ART
FREE PROGRAMS OFFERED
FRANCIS SPEIGHT PAINTINGS IN SHOW
EXPLORE AFRICA AT ART MUSEUM
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED
HAPPY MUMMIES' DAY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
YOUNGSTERS: PLAN FOR SUSY SUMMER
SEE REEL FESTIVALS
BUOGET PANEL EYES OFAOLINc
N.C. ART MUSEUM FACES BUDGET CUT
20TH CENTURY'S AESTHETICS GET A BRUSH-OFF IN WARREN EXHIBIT
ART MUSEUM CLOSES BECAUSE OF LEAK
VIOEO EXHIBIT REVEALS BEGINNING UF NEW ART FORM
SRI TO INVESTIGATE WATEP DAMAGE
N.C. ART MUSEUM PLANS SUMMER «JVIE SERIES
ART MUSEUM PLANS '30S CELEBRATION
ANGER FILMS FEATUREO
ANIMATED EVENT PLANNED
■DECORATIVE ARTS' EXHIBIT OPENS AT STATE MUSEUM
MUSEUM PLANS FREE 'DECO OAY'
N.C. ART MUSEUM EXTENDS HOURS
'DECO DAY' FASHIONS
DECORATIVE ARTS UBJECT OF NEW LECTURE SERIES
DECORATIVE ART OISPLAY
GROUP SAX
THE DESIGNER "EFTS THE MACHINES
NEW EXHIBIT OPENS AT ART MUSEUM
GUARO CHARGED IN WATER DAMAGE INCIDENT
FORMER GUARD INDICTED IN ART DAMAGE CASE
FORMS FUNCTIONAL. SOMETIMES
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART PUBLICATIONS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS
HOLLYWOOD DANCES
ART LECTURES REPEATED
PLENTY OF GILT
DECORATIVE ART HAS SITE
PREVIEW PLANNED FOR 'IMAGES' SHOW
EASTMAN PHOTOS VISIT N.C. MUSEUM
WORN-OUT WORK A STATEMENT ON STATE OF THE ABSTRACT ART
VIOEO EXHIBITION COMING TO N.:. ART MUSEUM
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
ART MUSEUMS OFFER ACTIVITIES
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART WILL BE CL3SED ON TUESOAYS TOO
N.C. MUSEUM OF ART WILL CLOSE TUESDAYS
'PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEER* AIDS N.C. ARTS
ART MOTION THE SUBJECT IN N.C. MIJSEUM SHOW
DANCE PROGRAM AT N.C. MUSEUM OF ART CANCELLED
HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS ARE FEATURED IN FILM SERIES
TALE OF THE OEMOCRATIC ART
REPORT SAYS STATE COULD SAVE 1247.7 MILLION
HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY EXPOSE"! In 'IMAGES OF EXCELLENCE'
MUSEUM, SYMPHONY PROPOSALS CRITICIZED
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF POLICY
FREE FESTIVAL
STUDENTS AT SCIENCE SCHOOL SEE VAMPIRES. DEAD DONKEYS
ART MUSEUM SALE COULD BE COSTLY
HE HELPS BLIND TO SEE ART
N.C. SYMPHONY OFFERS SERIES AT ART MUSEUM
N.C. SYMPHONY OFFERS SERIES AT ART MUSEUM
•AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE' COMING
TRUSTEES: ART MUSEUM SHOULD B= PUBLIC
MUSEUM OFFERS MEDIEVAL HOLIDAY
ART MUSEUM, SYMPHONY OESERVE PUBLIC SUPPORT
PRIVATIZATION HOT N.C. TOPIC
TWIN STREAMS IN ONE SHOW
RANDOLPH-MACON PROVIOES 'PERSPECTIVE"
WINOY DAY
A LOOK BACK AT RICH ART YEAR
MUSEUM NEEDS REPAIR
. MUSEUM OF ART, BUOGET
N.C. ART MUSEUM FACES BUDGET CUT
SUCCESS OISPUTES PLAN TO CUT MUSEUM FUNDS
MUSEUM OF ART, DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
N.C. "USEUM OIRECTOR QUITS
MUSEUM DIRECTOR RESIGNS
ART MUSEUM nlRECTOR APPOINTED
SCHNEIDERMAN TAKES POST AS MUSEUM OF ART OIRECTOR
NEW DIRECTOR
MUSEUM OF ART, DOCENTS
N.C. ART MUSEUM SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
MUSEUM OF HISTORY
HAWK TALK
N.C. HISTORY GETRS A SHOWCASE
FIRST FASHIONS SHOW PERIOO INFLUENCE
RARE SHOW ON ROANOKE PLUS OTHER RALEIGH MEMORABILIA
ALL SAILS SET FOR 'RALEIGH C 10ANOKE'
ELIZABETHAN FAIR SET
FREE EVENTS PLANNED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
THE ART OF JUGGLING
ELIZABETHANS IN COSTUME GREET EXHIBITION GUESTS
STATE'S TREASURES RETURN
•ROANOKE' SHOWS WHITE AS A RENAISSANCE "AN
HISTORY MUSEUM OFFERS FIELD HIPS
INDIAN TO SHARE NATIVE CULTURE
INOIAN FASHIONS FEATURED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL T0 APOLISH DEATH PENALTY
•RALEIGH C ROANOKE' EVENTS CONTINUE
LAST CHANCE TO SEE -RALEIGH C ROANOKE'
MUSEUM OF HISTORY PLANNING NEW HOME
CLEARING THE RECORD
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
NEW EXHIBIT OETAILS NORTH CARUINA POPULAR CULTURE
•PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEER" AIDS N.C. ARTS
MUSEUM SPONSORS SERIES
PANEL RECOMMENOS DURHAM COMPANY FOR MUSFUM CONTRACT
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N.C. NATIONAL BANK CORP.
BANK LOOKS AT INVESTING OOWNTOWN
NCNB PROFITS UP 29* OVER 1983
NCNB CORP. DECLARES 33« QUARTERLY DIVIDENO
NCNR TO ACQUIRE FLORIDA COMPANY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
TAX F"RUM HIGHLIGHTS MINORITY BUSINESS WEEK
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
N.C. NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO DURHAM NATIONAL GUARD
SEE ALSO MILITARY
N.C. NATIONAL GUAPO TO BUILO >0AD
GUARD TO GET ATTACK HELICOPTER S
APACHE ASSIGNMENT REFLECTS PRESTIGE OF N.C. NATIONAL GUARD. MARTIN SAYS
IT'S OFFICIAL: DURHAM GUARD GC I NG TO HONDURAS
MOST OF N.C. NATIONAL GUARO WILL TAKE PART IN EXERCISE
NATIONAL GUARD EXERCISES SET = OR WEEKEND
ALMOST ALL N.C. GUARDSMEN TAKING PART IN MQC K ALERT
GUARD MOVES OUT
FIREFIGHTING TO MOBILIZATION
REASSUREO GUARDSMEN RETURN HOME
N.C. GUARCSMEN GO TO WAR WITH 'SOVIETS' ON DESERT 9ATUEFIEL0
GUARO ADJUTANT RETI1ING
MARTIN NAMES NATIONAL GUARO AOJUTANT GENERAL
POWERS TO HEAD N.C. NATIONAL CUARD
MARTIN WITHDRAWS NATIONAL GUARO APPOINTweNT
NEW AOJUTANT GENERAL
THE GREAT AMERICAN FLAG
GUARO AOJUTANT GENERAL SWORN IN
GUARO TAPS 9LACKW000
N.N. NATIONAL GUARD SHARES CHRISTMAS JOY
N.C. NATURAL GAS CORP.
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12/31/85
BROKERAGE HOUSES SEE BULL MAR<ET CONTINUING MAKCH
N.C. NATURAL RESOURCES ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BOARD
SEE ALSO FEOcRAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
GEOLOGISTS RAP PLAN TO CUT AGENCY
N.C. NATURE ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO ARTISTSi N.C.
ARTISTS FORM WILDLIFE, FLORAL GROUP
N.C. NATURE CONSERVANCY
NATURE CONSERVANCY PROTECTED 'ORE THAN 122,000 ACRES t rj
ORGANIZATION WORKS 3UIETLY TO SAVE NATURAL LANOS
WILDLIFE AGENCY VOTES TO BUY 5,360 ACRES
CONSERVANCY HELPS PROTECT PEN3ER TRACT
GROUP BEGINS MAJOR LANO PROTECTION PROJECT
NATURF CONSERVANCY SETS »2 MILLION GOAL
N.C. MATURE CONSERVANCY PLANNING »2 MILLION PROJECT
BACK LANO CONSERVATION
N.C. MOUNTAINS HUME TO BATS, WORLD'S LARGEST FISSURF CA
NATURE CONSERVANCY RECEIVES S100.000
CONSERVATION FUNO GETS WOO, 030 GIFT
N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C.
HILLSBOROUGH NURSE HONORED
N.C. NURSES EXAM
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARO OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C.
91 PERCENT OF NURSING GRAOS PASS 1ST STATE EXAM
NURSE IS CHARGED WITH PRACTICING WITHOUT A LICENSE
CENTRAL'S NURSING GRADUATES SLIP ON STATE BOARO SCOPES
NCCU NURSING GRADS' BOARO SCOPES OROP
N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY PROGRAMS
SURVEY: MORE HEALTH PROBLEMS FOR VDT USERS
K1SER IS NAMED TO OSHA BOARO
'KIUHI IU KNUW' NU I LUNt-UblNG
WORKER-SAFETY LAW EFFECTIVE NOV. 25
TOXICS DISCLOSURE FIGHT IS PREDICTED
N.C. OFFICE FOR RUPAL HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS. N.C.
FRANKLIN HOSPITAL URGEO TO AFFILIATE WITH LARGER FACILITY
N.C. OFFICE OF CHILO DAY CARE LICENSING
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS, LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
DAY CARE BOARD UPHOLDS RULE PROHIBITING CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
MARTIN SAYS CONTROVERSY 'NOT my CRUSADE*
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES CONSOLIDATION OF OAY CARE
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE OAY CARE rflNS SENATE APPROVAL
SENATE OKS OAY CARE CONSOLIDATION BILL
BILL ON OAY CARE R EORGAN I Z AT I3N IS APPROVEO BY HOUSF COMMITTEE
3P0WN TO LEAO OAY CARE OFFICE
YOUNG WORLD'S LICENSE REVOKEO
OAY-CARE CENTER'S LICENSE REV3KE0; APPEAL PLANNED
DAY-CARE OWNER RAPS OFFICIALS
NO PLACE FOR SPANKING IN OAY-CARE SETTINGS
CHILDREN AREN'T FOR HITTING
N.C. OFFICE OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
BLACK BUSINESSMEN URGED TO TAKE RISKS
N.C. OFFICE OF MOTION PICTURE DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FILMMAKING
SEE ALSO N.C, FILMMAKING
FILMMAKERS FINDING N.C. FINE 'LACE FOR MQVIES
N.C. OFFERS VARIETY TO FILM INDUSTRY
3 MOVIES SCHEDULED FOR TRIANGLE FILMING
NORTH CAROLINA EARNS 'HOLLYWOOD EASY' TAG
STATE'S MOVIE INDUSTRY ROLLING
MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY SHINES BRIGHTLY IN N.C.
N.C. OFFICE OF SOLICITATION LICENSING
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO SOLICITING
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE SOLICITATION
MONEY SOLICITORS FACE TIGHTER RULES
N.C. TRANSPORTATION BOARO TO START RESTRICTING RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
SAFETY RULES ESTABLISHED
REST STOPS ARE FOR REST
FICF OF WOMEN IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
IMEN'S ECONOMIC OFFICE SHIFTED TO DIFFERENT AGENCY
EN GOLF TOURNAMENT
ALSO GOLF
YLOR WINS N.C. OPEN
EN STATE CHECKER TOURNAMENT
ALSO CHECKERS
VE CHECKERBOARD. WILL TRAVEL
Y. MAN CHECKERS WINNER
RKS STUDY COMMISSION
ALSO PARKS, N.C.
INO REFERENOUM URGEO FOR PAR< S
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ROLE OF KILLER PROMPTS QUESTIONS ABOUT SYSTEM
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ROLE BOARD ENOS AGREEMENT WITH EX-OEATH ROW PRISONER
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LIS: CONSERVATIVES FORCED TO RELY ON AOS
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1/14/86
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SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
N.C. PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
N.C. PETROLEUM MARKETERS ASSOCIATION
OIL. GAS PRICES DROP PREDICTED
N.C. PHARMACY BOARD
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS. N.C.
SMITH CANOIOATE FOR BOARO OF PHARMACY
N.C. PHOSPHATE CORP.
SEE ALSO PHOSPHATE
LEGISLATORS SAY MINE AT N.C.
N.C. POETRY SOCIETY
SEE ALSO POETRY
POETRY WORKSHOP SET
N.C. POLICY COUNCIL
EDUCATION SECRETARY STRESSES SCHOOLS' •"ORAL ENVIRONMENT'
EOUCATE OR NOT EDUCATE?
IDEOLOGICAL CLASH BREWING OVE> PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CHARLOTTE CONSERVATIVE TO GIVE TALK AT UNC
N.C. POLL
SEE CAROLINA POLL
N.C. PORTS AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO PORTS. N.C.
SLAUGHTER LOSFS HIS N.C. POST
SLAUGHTER'S PORTS JOB ABOLISHED
PORTS CHAIRMAN NAMEO
BUOGET CUTS COULO HURT PORTS, OFFICIALS ESTIMATE
PORTS' FUTURE UNUSR CLOUO
CABARRUS BILL SPARKS PARTISAN FLAP IN STATE HOUSE
CUSTOMS CUTS WOULD RULE OUT EXPANSION SAYS AUTHORITY CHIEF
STATE ID BUY LAND FOR 'INLANO PORT"
PORTS AUTHORITY DIRECTOR RESIGNS
FORMER PORTS SECURITY AOVISER FINED FOR SHOPLIFTING
N.C. POWER
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA ELECTRIC C PO<ER CO.
VEPCO CHANGING ITS NAME IN N.C.
WOOOPECKERS' NESTING GROUNOS WON'T BE SITE FOR POWER PLANT
N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS, N.C. ISEE ALSO Names OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS CLUB
4 SUN STAFF MEMBERS WIN AWAROS
HUGS. HURRAHS
NEWS CHIEF: PRESS NEEDS TO BE FAIR
PRESS GROUP PROCLAIMS 'FIRST AMENDMENT DAY-
DIVERSE ROLES OF PRESS. GOVERNMENT BENEFIT STATF
PRESS GROUP WANTS TEETH IN MEETINGS LAW
PRODUCTION CONFERENCE CITES Sc x*ON
COMPROMISE ESCAPES OPEN MEETINGS BACKERS
GOOD ELECTED HEAO OF N.C. PRESS ASSN.
FREE CAMERA CLINIC
SEMINAR TO INCLUOE REPORTERS. EOUCATORS
N.C. PRESS CLue
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, N.C.
STUDENT CONTEST SET
N.C. PRESS CLUB AWAROS GO TO ■> 'HERALD' WRITERS
3 SUN WRITERS WIN 11 AWAROS
OURHAM HAS THREE NATIONAL WINNERS
N.C. PRESS WOMEN
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS
PRESS WOMEN'S AWARD WON BY HE' ALD REPORTER
N.C. PRIMARY REAOING PROGRAM
SEE REAOING
N.C. PRIZE
SEE ALSO AWAROS
COUNTRY MUSICIAN WINS NORTH CAROLINA PRIZE
DOC WATSON WINS AWARO
MUSICIAN HONORED
N.C. PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CREDIT UNIONS
THREE OTHER STATES IN OISTRICT SEEK MERGER WITH N.C. FARM C°EDIT ASSN.
N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. AD VALOREM TAX OIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
DUKE POWER LOSES GUILFORO TAX CASE
REYNOLDS ORDERED TO PAY BACK TAXES
N.C. PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
SEE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
N.C. aUILT PROJECT
SEE ALSO OUILTS
PROJECT TO DOCUMENT NORTH CAROLINA OUILTS
GARDEN OF OUILTS
PROJECT OOCUMENTS N.C. OUILTS
TAR HEEL QUILT PROJECT AFTER D OCUMENT AT ION
N.C. RAILROAO
CONFEDERATE MONEY MAY NET CASH FOR N.C. RAILROAD CO.
RAILROAO TRIES TO CLAIM LOST CONFEDERATE LOOT
CONFEDERATE MONEY IN RAILROAD HOARO BEING SOLD TO COLLECTORS
N.C. RAPTOR CENTER
SEE ALSO BIRDS
WHOOOOOO ARE YOU?
N.C. RATING BUREAU
SEE N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAJ
N.C. REAL ESTATE LICENSING BOARO
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
COMMISSIONER MIGHT SUES 4 IN 1993 REAL ESTATE DEAL
HIGHT DRAWS REAL ESTATE REPRIMAND
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SOCIETY HONORS HYATT
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. REINSURANCE FACILITY
SEE ALSO AUTO INSURANCE SURCHARGES
SEE ALSO N.C. INSURANCE RATING BUREAU
N.C. REINSURANCE FACILITY SETS SURCHARGE
. RESCUE DOG ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OOGS
SEE ALSO RESCUES
RESCUE OOGS SENT TO PUERTO RICO
. RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS. N.C.
FOR 13.500. YOU GET 200-PAGE TOOK, PLUS 5 CONSULTING HOURS WITH AUTHORS
CHANGES BEING PROPOSED ON RESTAURANT GRAOING
LIO SOUGHT ON LIOUOR INSURANCE COSTS
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SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO RIGHT-TO-LIFE
WRONGFUL BIRTH SUIT RULING COULO HAVE MAJOR IMPLICATIONS FOR PRO-LIFE.
N.C. RURAL HEALTH OFFICE
SEE N.C. OFFICE FOR RURAL HEALTH CARE
N.C. SCHOLARS' PROGRAM
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N.C. SCHOLASTIC PRESS AOVISERS ASSOCIATION
JOURNALISM WORKSHOP TO BE OFFEREO
STUOENTS. AOVISERS AT SCHOLASTIC PRESS WORKSHOP
N.C. SCHOOL BOAROS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, BOAROS OF EDUCATION
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2 GROUPS URGE STATE TO PAY MO? E FOR SCHOOLS
N.C. SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
SEE ALSO OEAF
RESOURCES SECRETARY OPPOSES S'ECIAL BILL
SCHOOL FOR DEAF CHEERS ENO OF LONG LOSING STREAK
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N.C. SCHOOL OF BANKING
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12/11/85
B
I
P
P
376
s
2
12/11/85
C
1
P
N
J13
H
2
12/14/85
B
1
p
P
S76
H
2
3/28/85
A
16
p
P
M6&
s
2
3/28/85
C
7
N
L39
H
2
2/03/85
B
5
N
W24
s
2
2/08/85
A
1
N
H36
H
2
2/09/85
C
I
N
W36
H
2
3/28/85
A
16
P
P
M66
s
2
3/28/R5
c
7
N
L38
M
2
4/07/85
B
12
N
S
2
6/15/85
A
5
N
L38
H
2
6/16/85
B
3
N
s
2
1/28/85
C
1
N
L38
s
2
2/11/85
C
1
N
L38
H
2
6/07/85
A
10
N
H
2
8/13/85
A
1
N
H24
H
2
8/13/85
A
2
N
H24
H
2
9/14/85
A
4
6
S
2
9/13/e5
A
1
N
846
H
2
9/14/95
A
9
N
846
s
2
10/03/85
c
1
N
J 13
s
2
10/04/85
A
1
N
J13
s
2
10/04/95
c
I
p
N
J13
H
2
10/05/85
c
1
N
F50
s
2
12/06/85
C
1
N
W8 2
H
2
12/07/85
B
4
N
H
2
6/16/85
c
6
P
H
C36
s
2
10/23/85
0
2
P
U
815
s
2
11/15/85
0
10
N
815
H
2
11/19/85
D
16
F
C49
H
2
11/26/85
0
4
N
H
2
12/06/85
c
1
p
P
F70
H
2
12/06/85
c
2
N
H
2
12/11/85
B
4
N
H4 1
H
2
11/13/85
D
4
N
H
2
U/15/85
C
*
N
C49
H
2
11/16/85
D
2
N
H
2
2/15/85
0
4
N
H
2
2/28/85
A
6
N
s
2
6/06/85
D
5
N
H
2
6/27/85
C
o
p
N
s
2
6/27/85
C
1
N
C60
H
1
12/13/85
B
6
N
H
2
12/15/85
P
15
N
H
2
12/16/B5
a
I
P
p
H 2 3/17/85 B 1
TECH INDU S 2 5/23/85 A 10
H 2 1/25/85 C
H 2 2/01/85 A 7
H 2 2/14/85 C 10
S 2 2/15/85 A 4
5/03/85 D
5/16/85 0
H 2 9/29/85 B 9 P N
H 1 4/19/95 B 1
N.C.
SOCIETY OF COUNTY ANO LOCAL HISTORIANS
E ALSO N.C, HISTORY
TWO GET HISTORICAL AWARD
SE
N.C. SOCIETY OF MEDICAL ASSISTANTS
HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
S 2 12/06/85
H 2 11/10/85 B 4
HONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/35
INDEX
12/31/35
SUBJECTS
PAGE o00
1/16/56
OFFICERS INSTALLEO
N.C. SOCIETY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
COHEN ELECTEO TO HEAD STATE OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
N.C SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SOIL CONSERVATION DIRECTORS TRYING TO SAVE AGENCY
"•C?cI°h'P ANO HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT BRANCH
SEE N.C. 06PT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES. SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION
N.C. S»ORTS HALL OF FAME
WILSON, 3 OTHERS NAMED TO HALL OF FAME
DURHAM'S COBB THRILLED BY SELECTION TO SHRINE
MUSEUM FEATURES SPORTS EXHIBIT l '
SPORTS EXHIBIT WILL HELP MUSEUM ATTRACT VISITORS
DURHAM 3 SET FOR HALL OF FAME INDUCTIONS
HALL OF FAME CEREMONIES SET TOMORROW
S8^St!IJig"»§aI ginan?hoft2 choIe9" fgr " TAR *E£L SP0RTS GRE4TS
SPORTS STARS SHINE
OLD FRIENDS SHARE A TASTE OF fame
WHIT COBB DESERVES 'FAME'
N.C. STATE AUOITORS OFFICE
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
COMPTROLLER OFFICE IN N.C. SUPPORTED
f.mlT tiiRiI0S P fSK ASSEMBLY TO CONSIOER CONTROLLER'S OFFICE
AUDIT SHOWS N.C. IN 'GOOD SHAPE' FINANCIALLY
EDMISTEN'S HANDLING OF SB! HIT BY AUDITOR
AUDITOR GIVES CLEAN REPORT TO N.C. ACT STATE UNIVERSITY
AUDIT QUESTIONS FAYETTEVILLE STATE STUOENT »IQ
N.C. STATE BAR
SEE N.C. BAR ASSOCIATION
N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
ORANGE DA GETS LETTER ABOUT GAYS
MORGAN NAMED NEW SBI CHIEF
AGENCIES BEING AOOEO TO SBI
OISCAROEO OOCUMENTS WERC PUOLI
COUNTY TAX OFFICE PROBE DRAWS
SBI PROBES TAX RECORDS
SANOLIN'S LAWYER SAYS SBI-SEI7
OFFICIALS IMPLY DURHAM TAX 0F=
MORGAN SEEKS MORE MONEY TO COM
SBI CONTINUES PROBE OF TAX COL
SBI PLANE CRASH LANOS
EDMISTEN'S HANDLING OF SBI HIT
S300.000 IN ORUGS R5PORTE0 TA*
SBI PUTS 3-AGENT TEAM ON UNSOL
MORGAN: SBI PROGRAM FOR UNSOLV
AGENT: CPCL HINDEREO DRUG PRO=!
SBI WARNEO ABOUT SUSPECT 8EF0=(
S3I INVESTIGATES KLENNER WARNI
MORGAN LEADS PROBE ON KLENNER
SBI DIRECTOR TOURS KLENNER'S 1
MORGAN, THORNBURG MEET OVER KL
ALCOHOL BEVERAGE MISUSE ADDED
SBI SAYS AGENTS WEREN'T WARNED
CPCL SAYS SBI AFFIDAVIT INACCJ
SBI: DRUG LAB TIP LACKED OATA
SBI PROPES GUILFORD OFFICIALS
MORGAN CONTENT WITH BEING OUT
SBI AGENTS TESTIFY AT OXFORO C
STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Chemist TO ESCAPE CHARGES FOR
MORGAN: SBI OUT OF MONEY FOR J
SBI OFFICIAL RETIRING AFTER 30
C RECORDS
SBI
EO RECORDS NEFDED FOR OEFENSE
ICE LOSS COULD HIT tlO.000 AT MOST
BAT DRUG TRAFFICKING
LECTOR' S "FFICE
BY
EN F
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WARN
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ROM SBI LABORATORY
MURDERS
IUROERS VERY SUCCESSFUL
ROERS - ASSOCIATE
ING
R PROBE
OLISEUM PROBE
UT KLENNER
OF POLITICAL RACES
HIEF'S HEARING
PICKS 16 AGENTS
ALLEGED SBI DRUG THEFTS
NOEBCOVER DRUG BUYS
YEARS OF OUTY
S I T
N E ELY
P 0 HATE C PT. C p pyl
S 2 1/17/85 A 7 P P T37
S 2 10/31/85 C 5 N
H 2 1/15/85 C 1
N H60
H
2
5/12/85
r
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P
N
H
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6/30/85
r
A
P
N
s
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10/07/85
A
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156
s
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10/08/85
A
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F
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11/06/85
n
1
N
071
s
2
11/06/55
a
1
p
N
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s
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11/07/85
B
4
N
H
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11/05/85
A
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11/08/85
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11/08/85
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s
2
11/08/85
D
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N
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2/04/55
5/07/85
5/07/85
5/09/35
9/20/85
9/26/85
S 2
1/03/85
C
I
N
S 2
1/21/85
A
1
N
H 2
1/24/85
b
13
N
H 2
1/26/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/01/85
A
1
N
581
S 2
2/01/85
C
1
N
J56
H 2
2/20/85
B
1
N
H90
H 2
2/23/85
A
1
N
H 2
3/09/55
A
8
N
S 2
3/15/85
A
1
N
J56
H 2
A/18/85
B
1
N
H 2
5/09/85
B
7
' N
H 2
5/21/85
A
9
N
H 2
5/21/85
A
9
N
S 2
7/23/85
B
3
N
S 2
3/02/85
A
7
N
H 2
8/05/85
e
8
> N
S 2
3/06/85
B
8
H
H 2
8/07/85
A
11
N
S 2
8/0B/35
e
5
N
H 2
8/09/85
c
9
N
H 2
8/l2/»5
B
14
N
H 2
8/16/85
B
A
N
H 2
8/18/85
B
A
N
H 2
10/04/85
B
6
N
H 2
10/21/85
9
1
N
H 2
10/22/85
A
16
N
H 1
10/22/85
B
1
N
S80
H 2
11/01/85
A
12
N
H 2
11/17/85
B
9
N
H 2
12/10/85
C
5 P N
H 2
12/25/85
C
9
N
N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, AUDIT
AUDIT CRITICAL OF SBI UNDER EDMISTEN
N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, OIRECTOR
MORGAN MAY LEAO SBI
MORGAN SWORN IN AS SBI CHIEF, VOWS NO POLITICS
MORGAN SEES SBI JOB AS A CHALLENGE
SBI LANOS IN GOOO HANDS
N*CSEETALS08nRUGS OFAI''VESTIGAT10N, oauG ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
TWO POLICE OFFICERS UNOER ORUS PROBE
MORGAN SYAS ORUG BATTLE MAY REuUIRE MORE MONEY
N.C. STATE CAPITOL
il^L?480 TQ DEFINE N.C.'S FHS1 CAPITAL - OR CAPITOL
DISORGANIZED STATE RECOROS BROUGHT HOME NEED FOR A CAPITAL
OFFICIALS MAY FIGHT 10 SAVE CAPITOL TREES
SAVE TREES, TRIM BUREAUCRACY
SAVE THE CAPITOL TREES
NORTHERN MALL IN STATE CAPITA'. UGLY. HAZARDOUS
MARTIN TO RETURN OFFICE TO CAPITOL
e3^0R^NOFSFlcSEHM^VEOFfoC!ApH!TOL^R:,?FD"NUe0
GO°VE^HU3F2lC^e.?KSlNPasf^EP?Ap7?oP H°USES «"»""*
OLD CAPITOL A FINE ANTIOUE
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C STATE fnplOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
STATE PERSONNEL POLICY CHANGES BEING PROPOSEO
?}?J!N = Ek.*!f' J2S T0 ,£OUCE NUMBER OF JOBS EXEMPT FROM PERSONNEL ACT
STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION CONVENTION TO OPEN TODAY
STATE EMPLOYEES ARE TOLO TO REPORT POLITICAL PRESSURE
RALEIGH MAN ELECTEO HEAD OF STATE WORKERS ""H"
STATE EMPLOYEES GROUP PROPOSES FLAT 12,000 RAISE
N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
CREDIT UNION IN DURHAM ALLOWED TO USE STATE E«PLOYEFS' BRANCHES
N.C. STATE FAIR
SEE ALSO CUUNTY FAIRS
TAMMY WYNETTE SINGS AT FAIR
N.C. FOOD PRODUCTS TO BE SHOWN AT FAIR
GRAHAM ENDING FREE STATE FAIR RIOE. SHOW PASSES
STATE FAIR OPENS 9-DAY PUN FRIDAY
FAIR DAYS AHEAD
FAIR: HOGS, TAMMY C 'GOOEY STJFF'
SONZA['C4'4DY CL0UDS 0PEN ST*T£ F4I» DESPITE 'OARK SKIES FOR FARMERS' NOW
H 2 11/22/85 A 15
H 2 1/19/85
H 2 1/22/85
H 2 1/2A/85
S 2 1/2A/85
s ?
2/20/85
A
1
N
ASA
S 2
3/09/85
A
2
N
s ?
2/23/85
r.
16
F
150
S 2
3/07/85
r.
3
F
150
H ?
8/25/85
p
13
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8/29/85
A
A
F
s ?
3/29/85
A
A
F
s ?
9/18/85
r
9
.1
S 2
9/25/85
A
1 P
1
H 2
9/27/85
A
3
N
H 2
9/23/85
A
Q
N
H 2
10/15/35
"
2 P
II
HAS
H 2
10/31/85
A
3
N
H 2
11/23/85
A
4 T
E
1
2
2
1
2
2
3/26/85
4/2A/85
9/12/35
9/13/85
9/15/35
9/13/85
B
A
i
8
B
A
I
10
1=1
1
1
13
N
N
N
N
N
N
2
7/06/85
A
5
N
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9/17/85
9/23/35
10/04/35
10/16/85
10/17/85
10/13/85
10/19/85
10/19/85
c
8
A
B
0
0
A
c
5
7
7
I
3
7
1
1
p
P
P
P
P
N W66
N
N
N H60
N
N
N LAO
P S76
MUNTHLY/A
14 II tj A L
1/01/85
i n o e x
12/3l/«5
SUBJECTS
PAGE 60 1
1/16/86
60,000 ATTEND STATE FAIR OPENING OAY
STATE FAIR FUN
FOOTBALL. FAIR TOO MUCH
r-UUiDALLt r»lK I UJ iulu
OOOOYEAR BLIMP WILL BE SEEN AT STATE FAIR
SEE ROY ORBISON. THE SHIRELLES AT THE N.C. STATE FAIF
RAINY HEATHER MAY COST STATE FAIR AS MUCH AS »100.00(
INTFRI linF AT THF STATF FAIR
N.C.
N.C,
nn(ni nc*i ncB n ■« i , ' ,■ i j n ~ i <-
INTERLUOE AT THE STATE FAIR
KEEP FAIR WHOLESOME
STATE FAIR, ATTENDANCE
655,912 PEOPLE VISITED USTH N.C
STATE FAIR
N.C.
SE
STATE HIGHWAY PATROL
:E N.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
STATE JUNIORS CLOSED TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
E ALSO TENNIS
CHAPEL HILL GIRL TAKES JUNIOR TITLE
JUNIORS BRIGHTEN NC * S TENNIS FUTURE
STATE LIBRARY
E ALSO GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
E ALSO LIBRARIES, N.C.
MANY STATE AGENCIES NOT FOLLOWING LAW,
LIBRARIANS GROUP SAYS
N.C. STATE LIBRARY, DIRECTOR
CHIEF STATE LIBRARIAN CLAIMS HE WAS FIRED
N.C. STATE MOTOR CLUB
SEE ALSO AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES }F SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB
16 HOLIDAY DEATHS PREDICTED
18 DEATHS PREOICTEO
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTS 17 FATALITIES IN N.C.
N.C. STATE PERSONNE
SEE ALSO DURHAM.
SEE ALSO N.C, L
SEE ALSO N.C, S
BILL INVOLVES
EMPLOYEES IN D
CRIMINAL CODE
MARTIN PLANNIN
PANEL VOTES TO
DEPARTMENT HEA
SENATE TAX-CUT
HOUSE, GOVERNO
MARTIN DENIES
STATE PERSONNE
SENATE OKS PER
LEGISLATORS SC
LEGISLATORS GO
COURT SAYS CEN
L ACT
N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
AWS
TATE EMPLOYEES
POLITICAL DONATIONS FROM STATE EMPLOYEES
EBT TO STATE MAY HAVE PAYCHECK DOCKED
REWRITE CALLED REVOLUTIONARY, SHOCKING
G TO REDUCE NUMBER OF JOBS EXEMPT FROM PERSONNEL ACT
LOWER PESONNEL ACT EXEMPTIONS
0 THREATENED FIRINGS OVFR BILL, REP, SAYS
PLAN PREPARED
AVOID SHOWDOW'l ON PERSONNEL ACT
OEAL ON POST
L ACT REWRITE UNVEILED
SONNE L ACT CHANGES
RAP STUDY OF STSTE PERSONNEL POLICY
HUME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR I JUNE 51 FOP . . .BUS INE S S
TER EMPLOYEE WAS NOT UNJUSTLY DEMOTED
FIRINGS OF STATE WORKERS
N.C STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C, STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
STATE TO CHECK WORKERS' PASTS
N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
BILL ON STATE EMPLOYEES CRITICIZED
HOUSE VOTES TO CURTAIL POLITICAL HIRINGS.
STUDENTS PROTEST FIRING OF Y 'S GAMBLE
STATE TO CHECK WORKERS' PASTS
N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO LAND SALES, STATE-OWNED
SEE ALSO N.C, OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
N.C. WRESTLES WITH RENTED OFFICE SPACE
N.C. STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
SEE N.C. OEPT. OF REVENUE
N.C STATE UNIV.
HUNT'S LAND TRANSFER BIG SUPPOSE TO PUPLIC
MONEY WILL BE SOUGHT TO HELP AGRICULTURE, SEAFOOD
N.C. STATE, RTI GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SCIENCC MATERIALS
TROPICAL FORESTS ARE STUOIEO
NCSU RESEARCHER SEEKS NEW OUTLETS FOR U.S. FLORICULTURISTS
DRAMATIC EVENTS PLANNED FOR YTUNG
GOV. MARTIN STUDYING NEEO FOR TEXTILE RESEARCH CENTER
HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS ARE FEATURED IN FILM SERIES
FARMERS' AID ON HOTL INE
N.C. STATE REJECTED AGAIN BY » H I BETA KAPPA SOCIETY
WILO BLACK BEAR NABBED ROAMINS RALEIGH COLLEGES
FARM COURSE APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN
N.C. STATE UNIV., ALUMNI
WOLFPACK ALUMNI MAY OIVEST STICKS
N.C. STATE UNIV., AUDIT
SB1 TO PROBE WILLIAMS'
N.C STATE UNIV., BUDGET
SBI TO PROBE WILLIAMS'
NCSU S'ENOING
NCSU SPENDING
N.C. STATE UNIV., CHANCELLOR
STATE CHANCELLOR'S REMARK ON UNCC SCHOOL CRITICIZED
PDULTON APOLOGIZES FOR HIS REMARKS
CHANCELLOR GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
CHANCELLOR GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
POULTON SHOULO BE CAREFUL ABOUT PUBLIC STATEMENTS
POULTON CONFIRMS BEING GIVEN CARS
N.C. STATE UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
SHAW HONORS REV. MOON! N.C. STATE GRADUATES 4,050
N.C. STATE ANNOUNCES GRADUATES
N.C. STATE UNIV., CONCERTS
CELLIST TO GIVE FREE PERFORMANCE
N.C. STATE UNIV., CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., SEMINARS
UUIT SMOKING PLAN OF HEATH OFFICIAL:
FORUM ON U.S. TRADE PLANNED AT N.C.
NO TOBACCO CROPS
STATE
N.C. STATE UNIV.. CONSTRUCTION
UNC SEEKS REFORMS IN ATHLETICS
N.C STATE UNIV.. CURRICULUM
REPORT CRITICIZES N.C. STATE JNOERGR ADUATE CURRICULUM
F
0
DATE
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7
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10/19/85
10/21/85
10/21/85
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10/24/85
10/25/85
10/25/85
U/06/B5
A
A
A
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D
A
B
A
2
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4
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12
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1
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10/29/85
A
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H 2 8/02/85 C '
H 2 8/04/85 C 11
H 2 9/12/85 B 14 N W24
H 2 11/27/85 A 12 N
2 6/29/85 A
2 8/26/95 B
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3/02/95
A
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3/14/85
a
7
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4/17/85
A
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4/24/85
A
10
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5/02/85
A
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5/16/85
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N
7
5/17/85
A
6
N
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5/21/85
L
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7
5/24/85
A
1
N
?
6/27/85
A
9
M
?
6/29/85
B
1
N
?
7/18/85
A
20
N
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7/19/85
A
1 P N
2
11/06/85
B
2
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H 2 11/18/85 B 1
2 4/25/85 A 14 N
2 5/23/85 A 22 N
3 U/t4/85 B 1 P N A54
2 11/18/85 B 1 N
S 2 12/17/85 A 12
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1/03/95
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3/13/85
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7/15/85
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8/19/85
(
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9/02/85
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9/05/85
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9/19/85
A
7
s
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9/26/85
II
9
H
2
10/13/85
H
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H
?
11/07/85
B
6
H
7
11/19/85
n
1 ?
H
2
12/02/85
B
6
N
N
H 2 11/12/85 A 10 N
H 2 7/28/85 B 6 N
H 2 7/28/85 B 6 N
11/07/85
11/09/85
11/11/85
11/11/85
11/18/85
S 2 12/13/85 C 6
H 2 5/12/85 B 1 N
S 2 5/22/85 C 13 N
S 2 9/19/85 0 11 P N
H 2 5/09/85 B 1 N 830
H 2 10/05/85 A 12 N
S 2 10/11/85 A I N 946
H 2 1/11/85 A 12 N
N Oh 1 HI. 1/ I
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR N.C. STATE COURSES
N.C. STATE UNIV.. PURMITORIES
N.C. STATE UNIVERSITY TIGHTEN? DORM VISITATION RULES
N.C. STATE UNIV.. ENROLLMENT
AGRICULTURE ENROLLMENT OECLINING
N.C. STATE SEEKS STUDENT INCREASE
N.C. STATE UNIV.. FACULTY
STATE FACULTY SEEKS TOUGHER ADMISSIONS
STORM TRACKERS: RESEARCHERS READYING FOR STUOY OF 'HATTERAS LOWS'
SB I TO PROBE WILLIAMS* NCSU SPENDING
RFTIRED PROFESSORS DON'T REGRET WORK CN A-BOMB
N.C. STATE SCIENTISTS TRACK A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE AVERAGE BLACK «E»R
N.C. STATE UNIVERSITY DIVING COACH FACING INDECENT LIBERTIES CHARGE
N.C. ARTIST WINS FELLOWSHIP
FORGETFULNESS MAY NOT BF RESULT OF AGING
REPORT SAYS GRANT MONEY WAS SPENT ON BEER. CATEPING
N.C. STATE UNIV., FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO NEW DANCE FESTIVAL
NEW DANCE. NEW GIFT OF ART SEEN
TRISHA BROWN SHOWS NEW WORK AT NEW DANCE FESTIVAL
BROWN ON BROWN: MAKING DANCES
OANCE EXCITEMENT STILL THERE IN • PO ST-MOOERN • VEIN
N.C. STATE UNIV., GIFTS AND FUNDRAISING
N.C. STATE GIVEN (600.000 IN EOUIP
MENT, FUNOS
N.C. STATE UNIV.. GRADUATES
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV.. STUOENTS
SCHOOL'S IMAGE A RESULT OF COLLECTIVE IMPRESSIONS
N.C. STATE UNIV., GRANTS
RJR GIVES f.1 MILLION GRANT TO N.C. STATE
N.C. STATE, RTI GET GRANT TO 1EVEL0P SCIENCC MATERIALS
REPORT SAYS GRANT MONEY WAS S°ENT ON BEER, CATERING
N.C. STATE UNIV., LI"RARIES
UNIVERSITY LIPRAKY CATALOG OPEN TO PUBLIC
3 UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES PLAN LINKED NETWORK WITH AUTOMATEO SYSTEM
SYSTEM TO LINK OUKE. N.C. STATE. UNC LIBRARIES
N.C. STATE UNIV., SCHOLARSHIPS
DURHAM PARENTS SURPRISEO BY GIFT
SCHOLARSHIP FUNO
5 GET N.C. STATE AWAROS
FARRIS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP
N.C. STATE UNIV., SEMINARS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., CONFERENCES
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW HIRINGS IN 4 TH QUARTER
N.C. STATE UNIV., SPEAKERS
GRAOUATES TOLO OF MANY WAYS TO SOLVF PROBLEMS
REAGAN INVITED TO NCSU
REAGAN SKIPS OURHAM
STATE STUDENTS WILL GET PRIORITY FOR SEATS AT PRESIDENT'S SPEECH
REAGAN TO EAT WITH N.C. STUOENTS
REAGAN'S N.C. HOSTS WANT TO TALK ABOUT IMPORTS
STUDENTS LINE UP FOR TICKETS TO HEAR REAGAN
N.C. LEADERS HOPE REAGAN'S VISIT TODAY WILL YIELD' TEXTILE AID
PRESIDENT'S VISIT RECALLS OTHER VIPS
N.C. STUDENTS CHEER REAGAN TAX PLAN
ONLOOKERS GLIMPSE REAGAN
ARRIVING
REAGAN 'SELLS' TAX PLAN
STUDENT STILLS REPORTERS' CACOPHONY
PRESIDENT GETS A VERY WARM RECEPTION
OON'T TRY IT ONE MORE TIMF!
EAST SKIPS VISIT TO REST UP F^R SENATE DUTIFS
WELL-PLANNED PEP RALLY GREETS REAGAN AT STATE
REAGAN LANOS AT ROU WITH MILITARY PRECISION
REAGAN'S VISIT A SOCIAL EVENT
REAGAN WELCOMEO WARMLY
COLUMNIST SAYS DEMOCRATS NEEO CANDIDATE WHO CAN CARRY SOUTH
N.C. STATE UNIV., SPORTS
SEE N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS
COURT BARS RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
SUPREME COURT LETS STAND RULING ON POLICY AT NCSU
N.C. STATE RELEASES SPRING DEAN'S LIST
REAGAN TO EAT WITH N.C. STUDENTS
WAITING FOR TICKETS
WAITING FOR TICKETS
STUDENTS LINE UP FOR TICKETS TO HEAR REAGAN
N.C. LEADERS HOPE REAGAN'S VISIT TOOAY WILL
PRESIDENT'S VISIT RECALLS OTHER VIPS
N.C. STUDENTS CHEER REAGAN TAX PLAN
REAGAN 'SELLS' TAX PLAN
ILL YIELD TEXTILE AID
REAGAN'S VISIT A SOCIAL EVENT
N.C. CONGRESSMEN SHOULD WORK TO RFFOR" TAXES
REAGAN WELCOMED WARMLY
N.C. STATE STUOENT ORGANIZATION OPPOSES ACCURACY
5 MAKE N.C. STATE CHORUSES
N.C. STATE UNIV., SUMMER SESSION
STUDENTS SPEND SUMMER ON RESEARCH
N.C. STATE UNIV., WORKSHOPS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA c
N.C. STATE UNIV. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION!
AT STATE, EVERYONE GOT IN THEIR LICKS
N.C. STATE UNIV. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CHANCELLOR GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
IN ACAOEMIA
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1/16/96
CHANCELLUR GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
N.C. STATE UNIV. CENTER STAGE
OUT-OF-TOWN TALENT APPEARING 5 DON
ONE-MAN SHOWS COMING
0°AMATIC EVENTS PLANNEO FOR Y3UNG
N.C. STATE UNIV. CRAFT CENTER
SFE ALSO CRAFTS
AT 25, STUOIO GLASS BECOMES ESOTERIC WHIMSEY
N.C. STATE UNIV. FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE
FRIENDS UF THE COLLEGE ANNOUNIES NEW SEASON
FRIENDS UF THF CuLLEGE OFFERS ITS 27TH SEASON
PERLMAN. -FAUST1 ON FRIENOS' SCHEDULE
N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
13 5TU0ENTS TAKE PART IN PROGRAM
STATE CHANCELLOR'S REMARK ON JNCC SCHOOL CRITICIZED
POULTON APOLOGIZES FOR HIS REMARKS
N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF TEXTILES
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENTERING TEXTILE SCHOOLS IS ON OFCLINE
BURLINGTON IND. PLEDGES S500.000 FOR TEXTILE STUDY
N.C. STATE UNIV. SCHOOL OF VETERINARY SCIENCE
OESIGN AWARD TO VET SCHOOL
N.C. STATE'S VET SCHOOL ACCREDITED
YOUNG DOG UNDERGOES OPEN HEART SURGERY
VETERINARY GROUP ELECTS BURNS TO POST
OPEN HOUSE IS SET AT VETERINARY SCHOOL
N.C. VET SCHOOL GRAOS NOW MAKING ROUNDS
MEANWHILE. FUZZY JAKE HAS FOUN 0 A HOME
BRACES FOR DOGS? DENTIST TREATS ANIMALS ANO HUMANS
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS
STATE FACULTY SEEKS TOUGHER ADMISSIONS
FRESHMEN TO SIT OUT?
STATE'S POULTON WANTS SPECIAL AOMISSIONS FOR ATHLETFS AXED
P.M. DIGEST
A FEW PAID PERFORMERS MAY CURF ATHLETIC ILLS
PROFESSOR RAPS ATHLETES' RATE OF GRADUATION
SCHOUL'S IMAGE A RESULT OF COLLECTIVE IMPRESSIONS
VALVANO SAYS AO SPECULATION IS 'PREMATURE'
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
PACK. HIT BY POWER OUTAGE. FIGHTING INJURY WOES AS WELL
UNC BOMBS TERPS: STATE NIPS VIRGINIA
HE OID IT HIS WAY
FAVA'S HOMER LIFTS "PACK OVER HEELS
MIDSHIPMAN ROBINSON OROPS AN^OR AT NAVY
OUKE'S MEAGHER NAMED MVP AS AC C WINS SOUTHERN SHOOTOUT
STATE'S LATE-INNING MAGIC STUNS HEELS
N.C. STATE, DUKE CLAIM ACC BASEBALL VICTORIES
WOLFPACK WIN FOILS CLEMSON
RALEIGH BASEBALL STADIUM STUOIED
N.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL 1MENI
STRUGGLING PACK LOOKS FOR ANSWERS AGAINST TERPS TONIGHT
STATE AT MARYLANO IN ACC BASKETBALL
TFRPS' GATLIN GUNS DOWN PACK
DRIESELL CATCHES STATE IN TERP TRAP
EVEN WITH NO-SHOWS. CASTS STRONG IN STATE-KENTUCKY BASH
KENTUCKY POOR. BUT HAS ENOUGH FOR STATE
VALVANO: WASH8URN RETURN NOT 3UT
PLENTY OF PIECES, BUT NONE MATCHING
WOLPACK SLIDE CAN BE SLOWED AGAINST VIRGINIA
STATE. UVA TRY TO ESCAPE ACC'S CELLAR
WASHBURN ORDEREO TO STAND TRIAL ON BURGLARY CHARGE
CAVS FALL PREY TO PACK ATTACK
■PACK BREATHES SIGH OF RELIEF AFTER HALTING SLIOE
STATE 'SCRAMBLES' PAST CAVS
WOLFPACK TESTS METTLE AGAINST TIGER UPSTARTS
CHARLES BOOSTS 'PACK
WHAT WASHBURN MIGHT LEARN FROM BIG BOY
DEPTH UNC'S ACHILLES HEEL VS. PACK
•REBOUNDING' STATE TO TAKE ON LIMPING HEELS
TAR HEEL MAGIC LEAVES WOLFPAC< HOWLING, 86-76
UNC SHOWS ITS PRIDE IN COMEBACK VICTORY
CAROLINA 'AVALANCHE' DEMOLISHES WOLFPACK
MARTIN RISES TO THE OCCASION
WOLFPACK TURNS BACK SEMINOLES
WOLFPACK EARNS FIRST TASTE OF REVENGE
COLD QUESTIONS TRAIL VALVANO'S MANY EXPOSURES
STATE KEEPS ADDING NEW WRINKLES TO IRON OUT PLAY
REMATCH: DUKE, STATE TO REPEAT THRILLER IN REYNOLDS?
WOLFPACK-OUKE CLASH ONLY PROVES ACC'S A LOONY BIN
WOLFPACK HUMBLES NO. 5 DUKE: STATE'S LOPSIDED TRIUMPH LEAVES OEVILS.
BLOWOUT LEAVES OEVILS SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS
EVEN 'PACK SHOCKED BY EASY Vi;TORY
NO EASY ANSWER FOR BLUE DEVILS' STATE OF MIND
WHAT'S IN CARDS FOR PACK
STATE SINGS KENTUCKY BLUES AGAIN - FALLS TO LOUISVILLE
VALVANO'S OEBUTS PLEASE NETWORKS
PACK TURNS TABLES ON TECH, 61-53
WOLFPACK NOT LIKELY TO CATCH WAKE ASLEEP TOOAY
DEACS GIVE PACK A THOR OUGH ■ BE« T I NG
•PACK CAN'T HANOLE WAKE'S BOGUES
WASHBURN GETS 46-HOUR JAIL SENTENCE
STATE OFFICIALS GET CHANCE TO LEAD BY 6-11 FXAMPLE
LEGAL SYSTEM GAMBLES ON CAGER'S FUTURE, TRUST
WOLFPACK RIDES EARLY BURST TO EASY WIN OVER TIGERS
VALVANO. 'PACK SEARCH FOR CONSISTENCY
WASHBURN'S ACAOEMIC RECORD SPARKS OUESTIONS
POULTON DEFENDS ADMISSION OF STATE'S WASHBURN
CAGER INOEEO A LUCKY YOUNG MAN
WOLFPACK LASSOES MUSTANGS
STATE TAKES ITS CO TO KONC AK
WASHBURN YEARNS JUST TO PLAY AGAIN
WOLFPACK STEALS SHUW FORM MSUTANGS
DON'T BLAME ALL COACHES
VALVANO: COUNSELING NEEDED FOR OECISION IN WASHBURN CASE
KRZYZEWSKI GIVES REPLY TO STATE PROF
VALVANO HOLDS WASHBURN'S FATE
OFFICIALS REACT POORLY TO UNFORTUNATE SITUATION
CLERGY: PUT WASHBURN ON TEAM
WORKMANLIKE W0LFP1CK POUNDS UMES. 90-51
POLICEMAN OEMOTEO AFTER LEAKING INFO ON WASHBURN CASE
CLEMSON GRANTS AHTLETIC DIRECTOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE
PACK POWERS PAST TAR HEELS
GETS BACK IN THE ACC RACE
STATE PERSEVERES.
AT ARM'S LENGTH...
MINO IF I LISTEN IN?
•AND NOW FOR AN UPDATE ON THAT
MORE WASHBURN DUE THIS WEEK
PERSPECTIVE FACING
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1/16/86
C PG I P »YL
STATE MATCHES UNC'S INSIDE S T7
HEELS. 'PACK CONTINUE TO MAKE
NCSU STANDAPDS THREATENED
ACC SNARL GETS UNTANGLED. IF 1
IF IT HAUNT BEEN WASHBURN...
JAILHOUSE BLUES
BLUE-COLLAR PACK RIVETS OUKE .
REVIVAL TIME: CHARLES. PACK RE
WASHBURN: NEXT YEAR
OUKE FINDS 'PACK UNSTOPPABLE
WASHBURN WON'T RETURN THIS SE«
ATHLETES ESCAPE EXPULSION
REAOERS CALL CARTOON TASTELFSS
STATE'S LATE KICK CUTS DOWN CA
PACK'S SURGE. EXPERIENCE may p
VALVANO'S 'PACK CRACKS TOP 20
HAVE YOU HEARO THIS ONE BEFORE
ATHLETE TREAIEO FAIRLY
STUOENTS REACT TO WASHBURN CAS
BORPOWED LOOKS HELP OUT TERPS
TERPS TRIP GENEROUS 'PACK
WEBB'S STEALS RESCUE WOLFPACK
A HAND PAIL FOR VALVANO
WEBB'S STEAL SEALS BIG WIN FO*
GALLOWS HUMOR
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CHARLES IN CHARGE: STATE'S MAI
BOLTON BOLSTERS WOLFPACK'S Fur
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UNC'S SIZE FORCES TURNOVER IN
UNC. JACKETS TO SETTLF ACC SC3
OUKE. STATE FOCUS ON NCAA BIO",
WOLFPACK MEETS WOLF PACK BACK
•PACK OREAM A THING OF THE PAS
AVOIOING TIGHT-SNEAKER TIM£ PA
MCMILLAN'S ANKLE HAS WOLFPACK
STATE SENIORS STILL RISING FRO
•PACK COULO MISS MCMILLAN VS
PACK AVOIDS FALLING FLAT IN FR
COLD-SHOOTING STATE SENDS RENT
CHARLES POWERS 'PACK BY RENO
STATE. UTEP IN SEARCH OF CINOi
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WOLFPACK CONTINUES WESTWARD
MINERS CAN'T CONTAIN STATE'S T
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•PACK TRYING TO RELIVE '83 ORE
PACK WON'T TAKE FIRST PUNCH, 3
NEW 'PACK DREAM TEAM HAS ITS 3
SPUD WEBB CATALYST FOR WOLFPAC
MCQUEEN KEY FACTOR
IF STATE'S GOT AN OUTSIDE CHAM
ALABAMA TO PUT PACK'S SHOOTING
SANDERSON'S TIOE ANYTHING BUT
WOLFPACK SURVIVES. ADVANCES T3
HULLIN: THE ACE IN THE HOLE
BOLTON FINOS HIS SHOT
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WOLFPACK PLAYED SURVIVAL GAME
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STATE EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
PACK'S SEASON ENDS WITH HEAOS
CARNESECCA'S GAMBLE KEY TO VIC
VILLANOVA'S TASK TOUGHER THAN
WOLFPACK SIGNS 6-1 GUARD
•PACK SIGNS KELSEY WEEMS
CENTERS OF ATTENTION
N.C. STATE'S WASHBURN 'ON SCHC
WOLFPACK ADDS SEVENTH RFCRUIT.
GIOMI TO STATE? WOLFPACK ADOS
PROS ANO CONS ABOUT VALVANO
BROKEN FINGERS CAN'T 00 TALKI'J
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REPORT: FOUR N.C. STATE ATHLET
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•PACK COMPLETES BASKETBALL SLA
DELAYING ATHLETIC GLORY
WASHbURN WELCOMES CHANCE TO ST
VALVANO TO AUDITION "PACK
LAMBIOTTE OFFFRS IMPACT FOR W1
GRADUATION RATES PEPORTED
WASHBURN LEADS WOLFPACK SCRIM'<
IF THE SHOE FITS...
WASHBUR':, MCMILLAN LEAD STATE
IT'S GREEK TO THEM
STATE GETS 6-7 KENNEOY
ACC PREVIEW: N.C. STATE
WOLFPACK PUTS UP ITS GUARDISP
STATE ROLLS
WOLFPACK RIPS GREECE
A GREEK WEEK LOOK
LESTER'S PICK: IT'S THE PACK
WOLFPACK WILL BE HOWLING ONCE
STATE'S DEFENSE. MCMILLAN HAN3
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VALVANO STILL SHUFFLING 'PACK
PACK'S PROGRESS SHOWS IN 94-55
WOLFPACK IMPRESSIVE
WOLFPACK RAMBLES TO LOYOLA WIT
STATE STOPPED BY LOYOLA
WOLFPACK LEARNS FROM TAMPA R OU
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PACK'S SHACKLEFORD TO PLAY
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YOUTHFUL PACK SHOWS ITS AGE
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« 0 II I K L r / I « » I) U INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
WOLFPACK'S SIZE WEARS OUT OEA'.S
WOLFPACK WINS 'BATTLE OF FRESHMEN'
LAMBIOTTE FUELS PACK'S 92-57 *0UT
SHACKLEFORO GETS CHANCE
SHERIDAN TO TALK WITH THREE SCHOOLS
STATE RFPELS NO. 12 UNLV
■PACK SURPRISES NO. 12 PEBELS
STATE WINS 5TH STRAIGHT, SHUTS DOWN MONMOUTH
BALANCED WOLFPACK DESTROYS HAWKS
•C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS' BASKETBALL IWOMENI
STATE'S YOW IS VALUING BENEFITS OF THE » ANKCD . . .NOW THAT PACK'S NOT
TIGERS MAUL NO. 9 TECH: N.C. STATE IWI 73. WAKE FORFST 52
UNCIWI 77, N.C. STATE 74
STATE'S PAGE SHOWING SIGNS OF SNAPPING SCORING SLUMP
STATE WOMEN WIN
EWING LEADS GEORGETOWN PAST PITT
LADY PACK TOPS CAVS
OUKE WOMEN BEAT CLEMSON
STATE NIPS UNC. 81-80. TO CLAIM ACC WOMFN'S TITLE
PACK WOMEN EDGE HAWKS
MONARCHS BUMP STATE WOMEN FOR 2N0 STRAIGHT YEAR
PACK DOWNS WESTERN FOR YOW ■ S TOOTH WIN
PACK UPSETS UDU IN TOURNEY FINALS
N.C. STATE IWI. 73-53
STATE CLAIMS WRAL CROWN; HEELS THIRO IN LOS ANGELES
•C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. CROSS-COUNTRY
STATE'S TUFFEY TAKES NCAA CROSS COUNTRY TITLE
.C. STATE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
STATON SAYS HE'S HEAOEO TO N.C. STATE
TESTIMUNY BEGINS IN TRIAL OF WOLFPACK FRESHMAN MOORMAN
OOCTUR SAYS MEDICAL EXAM RESULTS WOULD MATCH MOORMAN VICTIM'S CLAIM
VICTIM'S FRIENO URGED HER TO 'EPORT ATTACK
MAN SAYS ALLEGED ASSAULT VICTIM TOLD HIM SHE WAS WORRIED...
MOORMAN: VICTIM SAID IT WAS JUST A MISTAKE
STATE'S MOORMAN BEGINS TESTIMONY
MOORMAN CLAIMS WOMAN FNCOURAGEO SEXUAL CONTACT
RECRUITING ANGLE OISALLOWEO BY JUDGE IN MOORMAN CASE
N.C STATE'S MOORMAN FOUND GUILTY
MOORMAN TO UNDERGO 60-0AY EVALUATION BEFORE SENTENCING
JUDGE WANTS MOORMAN TO UNDERGO EVALUATION
JURORS: RACE NO FACTOR IN MOORMAN TRIAL
ATHLETES ESCAPE EXPULSION
MOORMAN GAINS SUPPORT AT RALLY
PACK OPENS SPRING PRACTICE SATURDAY
FOOTBALL'S OLD QUESTIONS SEEK SPRING ANSWERS
STATE'S VACANCY AT OB DRAWING LOTS OF APPLICANTS
•PACK HIRES STOWE
SPRING FOOTBALL? NO REASON TO GET EXCITFO
AT STATE. EVERYONE GOT IN THEIR LICKS
THIS ONE'S FOR YOU
WOLFPACK VARSITY RIPS ALUMNI
OFTEN-INJURED MCINTOSH HOPES »R0 CAREER WILL BE PAIN-FREE
MOORMAN'S SENTENCING CONTINUED
PERCY MOORMAN SENTENCED
MOORMAN'S 12-YEAR SENTENCE TO BE APPEALED
FANFARE: MOORMAN'S ATTORNEYS TO APPEAL SENTENCE
BUILDING BOOM ON RISE
ORUG PURCHASES ASKED FOR MOORXAN ATTORNEY
WOLFPACK'S PEEBLES IS READY TO PUT HIS HEART INTO FOOTBALL
A LITTLE PLAY, A LOT OF WORK
REED HOPES ORAMER CAN CURE OB ILLS
MILINICHIK PACKS POWER
STATE'S WILSON TAKES CHANGING ROLES IN STRIDE
STATE FANS SEEK (REEDIING ON THE GENERAL'S PROGRAM
REED'S SCHEME TO IMPROVE 'WORST' DEFENSE?
QUARTERBACKS LEAD STATE SCRIMMAGE
BIG FOUR NOT SO BIG ANYMORE
ALL IN ALL. ACC IS UP IN '85
OFFENSE SHINES IN WOLFPACK SCRIMMAGE
PACK SEEKING IMPROVEMENT WITH NEW 08, A REBUILT • 0'
EVANS READY FOR CHANCE IN SPOTLIGHT
REED SEES TRIPLE THREAT TO WOLFPACK'S SUCCESS
THE GENERAL GETS IN SOME 5-STAR CRACKS
STATE-ECU: 'A BACKYARO BRAWL*
OPENING NIGHT: ECU OPENS BAKER ERA AT N.C. STATE
ECU DOGS WOLFPACK IN STUNNER
FORTUNES WANE. YET INTEREST SOARS
PIRAIES GOT KICK FROM PACK'S WOES
RFPORT: FOUR N.C. STATE ATHLETES RULED INELIGIBLE
ECU PACKS WALLOP IN BAKER'S DEBUT
ECU'S PIRATES GFT KICK OUT OF OPENER
STATE TRIES TO FORGET PIRATE PAIN
REED: ECU LOSS OVER
PACK'S 1ST-HALF HOLE TOO OEEP
THE 'BLACK WATCH' IS ON AT GA. TECH
ROLLIN' OUT
•PACK STUBS TOE IN SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS
REED POSITIVE. DESPITE NEGATIVES
TOM REED CLAIMS 'PACK IMPROVING
OFLAYING ATHLETIC GLORY
AIMING FOR DEACS
BREAKS FALL STATE'S WAY TO END STREAK
THOSE FINAL SECONDS SEEMED LKE AN ETERNITY TO STATE
WOLFPACK ACCEPT5 GIFT FROM OEACONS
WIN OVER WAKE GIVES REED. WOLFPACK A LIFT
REEO NOT OVERCONFIDENT
PALAOINS WALK OVER WOLFPACK
FURMAN STICKS IT TO ST ATE . . . AS A I N
SOME STATE PLAYERS LACK WILL TO WIN, WOLFPACK FLANKER SAYS
REED'S RECORO TELLS ALL
HARD TO REEO STEP POULTON MIGHT TAKE
TERPS GET FIRST ACC VICTORY AFTER SURVIVING PACK'S ATTACK
•PACK PLAYS WELL, DOESN'T GET MUST WIN
PACK'S mooo BACK TO NORMAL AFTER STORMY WEEK
•PACK FINOS NEW ATTITUDE
PITT TURNS TO RUN TO TURN BAC< PACK
PITT SACKS 'PACK; TIGERS NIP CAVALIERS
STATE: 7 YEARS ENOUGH FOR UNC
•ONE-DIMENSIONAL'
CRUM: IT'S NO LONGER HATE WHEN CAROLINA PLAYS STATE
N.C. STATE-UNC RIVALRY COOLS
UNC BEST OF UGLY SISTERS
THE WORST TAKES BEST FROM A MAN
NUMBERS AGAINST REED
FOOTBALL, FAIR TOO MUCH
LOSING WEIGHS HEAVY ON REED. STATE
REEO NOT COUNTING ON AOMINI ST) ATI ON SUPPORT
REED CALLS POULTON'S COMMENTARY 'ABSURD'
DECISION ON REEO TO COME AFTER SEASON
N.C. STATE, ECU FIGHT UNRULY FAN BEHAVIOR
POULTON IRRITATED BY FOOTBALL STORM
TIGERS BREAK LOOSE. MAUL WOLFPACK
WOLFPACK WOUNOS GROWING DEEPER
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4/14/85
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12
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4/15/85
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2
5/03/85
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5/29/55
B
2
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H
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5/30/85
A
1
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5/30/85
C
5
N
H
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5/31/85
C
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7/02/85
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7/09/85
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H
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8/08/85
D
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8/15/85
0
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8/15/85
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8/21/85
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8/22/85
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8/23/55
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8/23/85
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8/23/85
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8/26/85
9
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H
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3/27/85
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H
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8/29/85
D
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071
H
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9/05/85
0
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M71
H
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9/05/85
0
1
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M71
s
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9/05/35
B
2
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P52
H
2
9/07/85
0
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N
H
2
9/08/85
c
1
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071
H
2
9/03/85
c
3
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07 1
H
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9/08/85
c
4
N
071
H
2
9/08/85
c
10
N
s
2
9/09/85
D
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P
T37
s
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9/09/35
0
3
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H
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9/10/85
D
1
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9/10/85
D
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N
P52
M
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9/15/85
C
1
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N
C49
H
2
9/15/95
C
4
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N
C49
H
2
9/15/35
c
14
P
P
K30
S
2
9/16/85
0
4
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P5 2
H
2
9/17/85
0
1
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N
G50
s
2
9/17/85
D
1
N
P52
H
2
9/20/85
A
4
6
S
2
9/20/35
D
1
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H
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9/22/85
c
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9/2V35
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9/23/35
0
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9/24/85
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9/24/85
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9/29/85
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9/30/85
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10/01/85
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10/01/85
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10/03/85
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10/06/85
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10/07/85
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H
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10/03/85
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10/08/35
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10/13/85
c
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N
s
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10/14/85
0
4
N
H
2
10/15/85
D
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C49
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10/15/85
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10/16/85
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s
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10/18/35
0
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H
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10/20/35
c
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H
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10/20/85
c
1
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H
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10/21/85
B
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10/21/85
A
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s
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10/21/35
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H
7
10/22/85
B
2
N
M71
S
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10/22/35
0
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H
2
10/23/85
B
2
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N
S
2
10/24/85
C
5
N
H
2
10/26/85
D
1
H
H
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10/27/85
C
1
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N
071
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10/29/85
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2
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MONTHLY/1
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/35
POULTON ELABORATES ON CONTROVERSIAL COMMENT
•PACK PACES ANOTHER MISMATCH
NUMBERS ADD UP 0IFFERFNTLY F0° STATE'S HEED. OUKE'S SLOAN
POULTON SAYS INVOLVEMENT WAS MISTAKE
MOB RULE SHOULD NOT RULE ATHLETIC CONTESTS
POULTON SAYS REFO IN CASEY'S BAILIWICK
PACK ENDS STRING WITH A STUNNCR
STATE STUNS GAMECOCKS
VICTORY RESTORES WOLFPACK'S S'IRIT
UNC. STATE mjke THEIR 111 POINT: PACK REPFLS VIRGINIA...
record grab
wolfpack wins second straight thriller
reed: back-to-back victories »oint pack in right direction
too little. too late?
duke looking to score
reed to remain as state coach
reeo will return
state's reed relieved. not shocked by choice
devils freak fast, break losing string
reed relieved his nightmare finally ended
poultcn should be careful abojt public statements
sloan retains his jinx over reed
error-prone 'pack finishes 3-8, again
casey says poulton retained reed
reed resigns as state coach
reeo's move turns recruits from wolfpack
questions many, answers few f<om reed and anthony
■pack should back casey's choice
n.c. state hopes to find new coach in two weeks
pack aims to replace reed within ? weeks
billy hayes wants wolfpack post
wolfpack assistants left in limbo
n.c. state not only school courting sheridan
sheridan to talk with three schools
sheridan to interview with wolfpack today
sheridan, casey will talk today
sheridan reaoy 'now for wolfpack post
sherioan: decision to come this week
sheridan accepted, at ease with state
sheridan new leader of the pack: fx-furman coach signs 5-year contract
sheridan haileo as wolfpack savior
n.c. state univ. sports, soccer imgni
state, duke win in soccer classic
duke, n.c. state claim wins in metropolitan soccer play
duke, state win
p.m. digest
kain's goal enables oukf to topple n.c. state, 1-0
■pack edges raoforo, 2-1
duke, state earn ncaa soccer bids
duke, n.c. state. virginia fall in ncaa soccer tournament
n.c. state univ. sports. swimming
pack grabs early leao in swim'mng
n.c. state univ. sports. track (meni
pack sprint star to chase another acc track triple
runner's blunoer trims pack's leao
n.c. state runs off with acc track title: clemson freshman dominates...
depth helps wolfpack earn 4th championship
ncsu relay team makes ncaa final
n.c. stream watch program
defending a stream: it's a battle that puts eyes.
n.c. student legislature
see alsn n.c. general assembly
youths in assembly
n.c. supreme court
see also courts. n.c.
see also crimes. n.c. (see also names of specific crimesi
see also criminal justice system
see also judges. n.c.
see also lawsuits. n.c.
3 ourham men take oaths for jjogeships
top n.c. court upholds vereen death sentence
sankers group joins fight against police access to recooos
law change would protect potential jurors
n.c. court vacates death sentence. clarifies equitable distribution law
court askeo to censure juoge
conviction of lawyer is upheld
trials to be televised
railrnads will get 27t tax reduction
top court orders review of project
chapel hill lawyer challenging 'legal malpractice"
rejection of reynolds appeal oeing sought
state supreme court censures judge for campaign contributions
home schooling 'blossoming ph=nomenon' in n. c.
court uverturns contempt findings
separation of powers opinion to be sought
supreme court upholds city assessment
lawsuit sparks debate on abortion. genetic engineering
cancer forces justice vaughn =rom post
court reinstates case against stockb-iok er s
supreme court overturns rulinss in bicycle shop suit
lawyer of distinction joins sjrreme court
esthetics is key factor in zoning
reynolos ordered to pay back taxes
14.3 million tax on leaf must be paio by reynolos
alamance man's sentence uphel?
s8i chief says overtime rulin", to hurt law enforcement in n.c.
auto-shop case appeal to air
court won't give opinion on at mi ni str at i ve rules
court reverses rulings in two workers' cases
supreme cou°t overturns 1963 ourham orug conviction
court rules against lawsuit in down's syndrome case
muroer conviction uphelo in i"m oeath
resentencing in life term orofreo by supreme court
lawsuit may settle authority 3ispute
n.c. supreme court. appointments
judge opens seldom-used ooor
martin urged to replace vaughn soon
five on list for supremf court vacancy
billings is nameo to n.c. hig-" court
billings tu be sworn in today
"...a male republican on the state supreme court!" 1cart00ni
n.c. supreme court. swearing-in ceremony
billings takes oath as justice
n.c. symphony
see also ourham symphony
krieger: breaking the stage barrier
n.c. symphony accepts offer of mailing list
NOSFS. BACKS. ..TO WORK
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10/29/85
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13/30/05
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10/31/°5
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10/31/85
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10/31/85
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11/03/85
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11/04/85
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11/10/85
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11/10/85
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11/11/65
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11/12/85
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11/12/85
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11/12/85
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11/14/85
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11/18/85
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11/17/85
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11/17/85
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11/13/85
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11/18/85
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11/18/85
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11/20/85
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12/14/85
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12/15/55
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12/15/85
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12/16/85
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12/14/85
0
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H 2
12/17/85
D
3
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12/18/85
D
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H 2
12/20/85
C
1
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C36
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12/24/85
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H 2
12/24/85
D
1
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H 2
12/27/85
c
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12/27/85
D
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H 2
12/28/85
D
1
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H 2
12/21/85
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N
H 2
12/31/85
B
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12/31/85
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12/31/85
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9/03/85
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9/14/85
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9/14/35
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K30
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9/19/85
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4
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H 2
11/04/85
0
1
0
N
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11/07/85
B
5
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H 2
11/12/85
D
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C52
H 2
11/18/85
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2
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H 2
2/22/85
C
2
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H Z
4/19/85
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H 2
4/20/85
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H 2
4/21/85
c
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4/22/85
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4
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5/30/85
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2/12/85
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3/21/85
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1/03/85
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1/10/85
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1/13/85
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3
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1/21/85
A
7
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1/31/85
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2/07/85
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2/23/85
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H 2
3/04/85
A
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H 2
4/04/85
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H 3
4/06/85
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H 2
4/22/35
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11
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4/30/85
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5/08/85
A
8
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H 2
5/10/35
A
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5/25/85
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a
N
H 2
6/12/85
A
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H 2
5/14/85
B
4
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H 2
6/24/85
B
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7/27/85
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3/14/85
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8/15/35
B
1
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H 2
9/07/85
A
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9/20/85
A
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9/24/35
A
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J56
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9/25/35
A
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10/02/85
B
1
N
H 2
10/04/35
A
7
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10/14/85
c
1
N
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11/01/35
A
1 1
N
H 2
11/06/85
c
1
N
H 2
12/11/85
A
1 1
N
L40
H 2
12/11/85
A
15
N
M 2
12/11/85
B
1
N
L40
H 3
12/11/85
B
14
N
L40
H 2
12/31/85
A
9
P -1
H 2
7/28/85
B
1
N
S 2
8/02/85
C
4
N
H 2
9/01/85
B
9
N
S 2
9/03/85
A
1
N
H 2
9/04/35
A
1
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L40
H 2
9/03/85
0
4
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9/05/85
A
8
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H 2
1/25/85
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1/27/85
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
t/01/85 -
I N 0 6 X 3
12/31/85
1150,000 GRANT AWARDEO
FOUR DURHAM CONCERTS SET FOR N.C. SYMPHONY
ROLE REVERSAL
SYMPHONY SEASON SET
CORRECTION
LET THE MUSIC PLAY
NICHOLAS 'MOZART'
N.C. SYMPHONY FUNDRAISER POPS CONCERT IS MAY 30
GRANT AWAROEO
N.C. SYMPHONY PLANS SUMMER SEXIES
...AND GETS MONEY
THREE MUSICIANS SHARE STATE AWARO
ZIMMERMAN TO STAY WITH SYMPHONY THROUGH 1988
ZIMMERMANN TO STAY WITH SYMPHONY
WEATHER MAKES A HIT IN N.C. SYMPHONY 'AMAOEUS'
ZIMMERMAN RE-FNLISTS
TAKE NOTE OF MANY MUSICAL EVENTS TAKING PLACE SOON
PREVIEWS: AN EXCITING FALL LINEUP
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
FIVE SYMPHONY OATES AT UNC
OUR APOLOGIES
MUSEUM, SYMPHONY PROPOSALS CRITICIZEO
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF POLICY
IN THF SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SYMPHONY TRIUMPHS WITH ZIMMERMAN MIX
SYMPHONY TRUSTEES RAP PROPOSAL
N.C. SYMPHONY OFFERS SERIES AT ART MUSEUM
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PROGRAM FEATURES RAVEL, MAHLER
ART MUSEUM, SYMPHONY OESEPVE »U8LIC SUPPORT
PRIVATIZATION HOT N.C. TOPIC
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
N.C. SYMPHONY, BUOGET
SYMPHONY SAID TO RELY TOO MUCH ON STATE
N.C. SYMPHONY, STRING QUARTET
SERIOUSLY SYMPHONIC
N.C. SYMPHONY OFFERS SERIES AT ART MUSEUM
N.C. SYMPHONY SOCIETY, DURHAM CHAPTER
UUETTES FASHION SHOW BENEFITS CIVIC PROJECTS
N.C. SYMPHONY VOLUNTEERS LAUNCH SUBSCRIPTION ORIVE
IT'S SUUTHERN PIG PICKIN' FOR DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE
N.C. TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO TECHNOLOGY
NYROP ANNOUNCES PLANS TO RUN FOR 4TH DISTRICT
ORGANIZATION HOLDS PROMISE
N.C. TENNIS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TENNIS
AREA PLAYERS STAKE CLAIMS IN 1CTA PLAY
STATE'S BEST SHOWED STUFF IN GREENSBORO
N,
C. TENNIS HALL OF FAME
SEE ALSO TENNIS
FOR DURHAM'S COBB, TENNIS WAS THE GAME
N.C. TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
LOST JOBS — LABOR DAYS THOUGHTS OF LABOR LEADERS
BOUNTY PUT ON BOGUS USA LABELS
TEXTILE IMPORT FRAUD CRACKDOWN ANNOUNCED RY FEOERAL AGENCIES
TEXTILE BILL ADDS NEEDED 'ENFORCEMENT'
N.C.
THEATER
WHAT'S IN
A NAME? ABOUT $50,000!
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3/L6/85
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8
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H 2
3/29/85
0
5
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S 2
4/02/85
B
1
P
P
S76
S 2
4/04/85
D
4
N
H ?
4/10/85
A
2
N
S 2
5/16/85
D
2
N
S 2
5/16/85
D
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P
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M66
S 2
5/23/85
D
10
N
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5/30/85
0
5
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H 2
5/31/85
D
11
N
H 2
5/31/85
D
11
N
H 2
6/08/85
A
13
N
S 2
6/12/85
C
11
N
H 2
6/13/85
B
4
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H 2
6/21/85
D
10
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S66
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6/21/85
D
10
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8/20/85
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8/30/85
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3/30/85
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H 2
9/06/85
D
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H 2
9/11/85
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12
N
H 2
10/05/85
B
3
N
S 2
10/09/85
C
5
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10/25/85
D
6
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H 2
10/29/85
A
17
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11/02/85
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N
S 2
ll/DT/85
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12
N
H 2
U/22/85
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11/25/85
c
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12/10/85
A
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12/13/85
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12/27/85
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S 2 U/13/R5 C 1
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H 2 4/02/85 A
H 2 4/09/85 A
H 2 7/23/85 B
S 2 8/01/85 0
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2 10/28/85 A
H 2 4/21/85 C
H 2 8/18/85 C
N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE, BASEBALL
SPARTANS MAKE MOST OF MISCUES FOR PLAYOFF WIN
WEST COLUMBUS DEFEATS JOROAN
SOUTHERN HOLDS 3-0 LEAO
N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO MID-STATE 3-A CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL I80YSI SEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNOER EACH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL
JOROAN ENOS EAST BLAOEN'S HOPES OF OEFENDING 3-A TITLE
WARREN COUNTY BLITZES JOROAN
N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INOIVIOUAL SCHOOLS)
WILLIAMS DROPS BOMB, REGAINS 3-A STATE TITLE
N.C. TOBACCO PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TURACCO, FARMERS
HELMS WILL DISCUSS TOBACCO LEGISLATION
N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HIGHWAYS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO US 501
FREEWAY TO INCLUOE 1-85 LINK
EXPRESSWAY NEEDS A BOOST
LAME-OUCK RECYCLING FIRM FINEO FOR LATE REPORT
GRANVILLE SETS ROAD PRIORITIES
GRANVILLE AOOPTS LIST OF HIGHWAY PRIORITIES
COUNCIL SOFTENS STAND AGAINST EXTENDING EAST-WEST EXPRESSWAY
COUNCIL TO STUOY 1-85 LEG
ADDITIONAL FEDERAL MONEY TO BE USED TO COVER SOME ROAD PROJECT
BOARD OKS ROAO IMPROVEMENTS
OURHAM COUNTY PLANS MAY IMPROVE 17 ROADS
TRANSPORTATION BOARD LIFTS FREEZE ON HIGHWAY PROJECTS
10-YEAR, S3-BILLI0N PLAN IS OK ' D FOR UPGRADING HIGHWAYS IN N.C.
U.S. 501 PROJECT IS ON SCHEDULE UNOER NEW PLAN
1-40 COMPLETION PUSHED UP
2 AIRPORTS GET MONEY FROM STATE
RAMSEY SEEKS ROAOS EQUALITY
FINAL LEG OF FREEWAY MOVED UP A YFAR
STATE ROADS PLAN SAID LITTLE "ORE THAN POLITICAL HOAX
WAKE LOOP INTO OURHAM GETS ST«TC OK
RAMSEY CLAIMS TOO MUCH POLITICS IN ROAO* POLICY
SPEAKER OF HOUSE HITS TRANSPORTATION BOARD AS POLITICAL
N.C. UNITED METHODIST CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO METHOOI STS
METHODIST BISHOP REASSIGNS 140 MINISTERS IN CONFERENCE
EASTERN N.C. METHODISTS PASS RESOLUTION ON CENTRAL AMERICA
N.C. URBAN TRANSPORTATION POLICY T« SK FORCE
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
6 P U H45
6 P U H4 5
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3 N
1 N 881
4 E
5 N
5 N
H 2 11/17/85 C 7 P N M71
2 9/03/85 C
2 11/21/85 A
2 12/05/85 A
2 12/18/85 A
H 2 11/29/85 D 1 P F W66
H 2 5/21/85 0
H 2 5/21/85 D
S 2 5/24/85 0
3/01/85 C
3/16/85 D
2 P N C36
2 N
1 N
1 N C36
1 N
H 2 12/14/85 0 1 N "71
H 1 11/05/85 C 1 N
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2/26/85
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H
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2/28/85
A 4
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4/30/85
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5/07/85
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S
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5/08/85
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SHORTAGES H
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6/13/85
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H
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7/09/85
B 1
N W36
S
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7/09/85
C 1
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H
2
8/30/85
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N
H
2
10/11/85
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N
H
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10/11/85
B 1
N L40
H
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10/11/85
B 1
P N L40
H
2
10/12/85
C 3
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H
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11/03/85
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U/ll/85
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11/14/85
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12/14/85
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12/24/85
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12/25/85
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6/07/85
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6/07/85
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MUNTHLY/AN
N U A L I N 0 E X
1/01/05 - 12/31/85
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
TEER, BOND ON TRANSPORTATION PANEL
HARRINGTON SAYS TASK FORCE WILL CONSIDER GAS TA» HIKE
HIGHWAY FUND OPTIONS STUDIED INCLUDE SALES TAX ON GASOLINF
FUEL TAXES. DRIVING FEES AVERAGE «2ll
N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO UTILITY RATES
OUKE POWER PLANS To SEEK 15% TO 20< RATE INCREASE
CPCL CUSTOMERS "AY GET REFUNO OR CHARGE
AGENCY AGAIN ORDER CPCL TO MA<E REFUNDS
DUKE POWER FILES FOR 19. 6* RATE HIKE
OUKE POWER ASKS RATE INCREASE OF 19.6 PERCENT
AGENCY SAYS JRDFR WILL REOUCE TELEPHONE RATES
S.C. PHONE FIRM SEEKS N.C. PERMIT
PANEL ASKS SOUTHERN BELL TO MODIFY 911 SERVICE TARIFF
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF HISSING CHILDREN CENTER
CITIZENS GROUP RALLIES AGAINST RATE INCREASE
NATURAL GAS PRICE CUT ORDERED
PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING
N.C. POWER SUPPLY CALLED SUFFICIENT
MARTIN NAMES 3 TO UTILITIES COMMISSION
AGENCY RULES WATER MUST FLOW OVER HAW OAM AT SAXAPAHAW
TOUGHFR PENALTY URGED FOR TAX EVASION OF MORE THAN 1400
BILL WOULO REOUIRF OFFICIALS To RESIGN To SEEK OTHER OFFICES
NOTICE TO THE PUdLIC
CITY OFFICIALS CRITICIZE ELECTRIC RATE HIKE
POWER RATE INCREASE UNFAIR
HEARINGS OPEN ON DUKE POWER RATE INCREASE
OUKE POWER LAUDED. BLASTED
CITIZENS PRAISE. RAP DUKE POWER
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA L TRIANGLE
EMOTIONS DISTORT FACTS ABOUT *ATE-HIKE REQUESTS
DUKE POWER RATE REQUEST •ARROGANT,' SAYS THORNBURG
CONSULTANT SAYS DUKE POWER SH3UL0 CUT RATFS «180 MILLION
OUKE PUWER SAYS PROPOSAL WOULO WIPE OUT 1985 PROFITS
PHONE FEE BREAK BEING CONSIDERED
N.C. COURT UPHOLDS DUKE RATE INCREASE
OUKE POWER'S RATE REQUEST MAY BECOME POLITICAL ISSUE
CPCL ORDERED TO MAKE REFUNO
THORNBURG GENERATES CHEERS BY BLASTING DUKE'S REQUEST
HALF OF DUKE POWER'S RATE INCREASE OK'D
THORNBURG TO APPEAL OUKE POWER RATE HIKE
STATE PANEL APPROVES CPCL RATE INCREASE
ATTORNEY GENERAL PLANS APPEAL OF OUKE POWER'S RATE INCREASE
MCI SAYS N.C. UTILITY COMMISSION RULES FAVOR ATCT
UTILITIES COMMISSION REDUCES OUKE POWER'S RATE INCREASE
DURHAM JOINS RATE APPEAL
PHONE RATE INTERIM HIKE IS APPROVED
PLAN WOULD END SUPCHARGE ATTCT PAYS TO LOCAL FIRMS
CPCL CONSTRUCTION PROBE REQUESTED
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO. IS GRANTED RATF INCREASE
PHONE COMPANIES URGE COMMISSION TO CHANGE PLANS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
VEPCO ORDERED TO REOUCE RATES
N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION, PUBLIC STAFF
PUBLIC STAFF URGES CPCL REFUNDS
THORNBURG TO FIGHT OUKE POWER RATE HIKE
THORNBURG WILL OPPOSE DUKE POWER RATE INCREASE
N.C. VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMISSION
AREA RESIDENTS NAMED TO VETERANS COMMISSION
N.C. VETERINARY MEDICAL BOARD
SEE ALSO VETERINARIANS
GOV. MARTIN SEEKS INFORMATION ON ANIMAL SHELTER VACCINATIONS
VET COMPLAINS ABOUT ANIMAL SHELTER
INNOCULATIONS AT SHELTER SUPPORTEO
BOARD OEBATES INNOCULATIONS
VETERINARY PANEL DISMISSES COMPLAINTS ON INNOCULATION
N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARO
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE WASTE
CONSERVATIONISTS TO STUDY HAZARDOUS WASTE PLAN
N.C. WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
FORESTRY PROFESSOR AT DUKE HEADS WATER RESOURCE UNIT
N.C. WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMISSION
SEE N.C. /VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
SEE WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
N.C. WATER RESOURCES PLANNING BRANCH
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
PIPELINE FOES CLAIM VIRGINIA OMITTING DATA
WATER NEEDS FORCING OIP INTO JORDAN
STATE: JORDAN LAKE OK AS WATE' SOURCE
N.C.
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
OURHAM MAN MAKES WESLYAN DEAN'S LIST
WESLEYAN COLLEGE PRESIDENT TO RETIRE
.C. WILDLIFE FEDERATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WILOLIFE FEDE'ATION
SEE ALSO WILOLIFE CONSERVATION
BOUNTIFUL TURKEY HABITATS TO ?E STUDIED
N.C. WILOLIFE
SEE ALSO F
SEE ALSO H
SEE ALSO U
SEE ALSO w
HELP FOR
WILDLIFE
LAKE JOR
CURRITUC
FALCONS:
COMMISSI
HUNTING
N.C. HIT
WILDLIFE
WILOLIFE
BAITED F
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FOR SAKE
C08EY WA
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STUDY TO
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SH AND WILDL IFE SERVICE
E CONSERVATION
E'S FINEST
ISSION APPOINTMENTS MAOF
SH KILL PROBED
ER ELECTED TO L^ AO WILOLIFE BOARD
ERY PROGRAM NOW FOCUSED ON SOUTH
CONSERVATION BIGGEST TASK
CTIONS EYEO BECAUSE OF DECREASE IN DUCKS
T NEW HOME
Y VOTES TO BUY 5,360 ACRES
SSION TO PURCHASE WETLANOS
STILL A HUNTING NO-NO
ON ON PANEL'S ASENOA
GLES, BAN ON MOTORBOATS WILL STAND
OOF BOATS HARM RALO EAGLES AT LAKC
ALMOST VANISHED IN N.C. BEFORE FOLKS STEPPED IN
MINE IMPACT ON EAGLES AT JORDAN LAKE
DISCUSS PROPOSED WILOLIFE RESEARCH CENTER
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6/29/85
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9/06/85
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H 1
U/14/85
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N
L40
H 2
11/17/85
B
7
N
H 2
1/09/85
A
3
N
H 2
1/24/85
A
9
N
H 2
1/26/85
A
3
N
S 2
2/15/85
A
1
N
C6D
H 2
2/16/85
B
1
N
L41
H 2
2/23/85
D
4
N
H 2
3/03/85
9
10
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H 2
3/21/85
A
6
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H 2
3/30/85
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14
N
H 2
3/31/85
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H 2
4/U/85
A
10
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H 2
5/01/85
A
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H 2
5/04/85
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4
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5/06/85
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7
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H I
5/15/85
B
1
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H 2
5/23/85
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H 2
5/30/85
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N
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5/30/85
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7/05/85
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7/10/85
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7/10/85
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H 2
7/11/85
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7/1 1/85
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7/13/85
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7/13/85
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7/14/85
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7/26/85
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8/01/85
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8/06/85
A
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8/14/85
A
1
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H 2
9/04/85
B
6
N
H 2
9/11/85
B
2
N
H 2
9/11/85
A
3
N
H 2
9/18/85
A
1
N
S 2
9/18/85
A
I
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H 2
9/19/85
A
17
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H 2
9/19/85
A
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9/26/85
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10/05/85
A
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S 2
11/28/85
B
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H 2
12/07/85
A
3
N
S 2
12/07/85
A
16
N
H 2
12/1 1/85
A
8
N
H 2
12/12/85
D
6
N
H 2
12/15/85
B
6
N
H 2
12/20/85
C
7
N
H I
12/28/85
C
I
N
H 2 2/12/85 A 11
S 2 2/21/85 A 1
H 2 2/22/85 A 7
H 2 7/20/85 A
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
7/09/85 B 14 N
7/10/85 C 16 N
8/09/85 9 1 N
8/09/85 A 5 N
8/10/85 C 1 N
S 2 12/06/85 C 10 N
H 2 1/17/85 A 12 N r>80
H 2 5/25/85 B I N
H 2 10/03/85 B 1 N 046
S 2 10/03/85 C 1 N W32
S 2 6/26/85 A 10
H 2 10/26/85 B 3
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2/14/85
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4/26/85
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4/30/85
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7/16/85
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7/20/85
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7/28/85
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a/02/85
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8/11/65
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H ?
8/21/85
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8/21/85
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5
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8/25/85
(
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11/23/85
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11/26/85
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1 1/27/85
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12/01/55
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12/22/85
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N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION,
SEE ALSO FISHING FEES
LICENSES
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/95
SUBJECTS
PAGE tiT»
1/16/R6
SEE ALSO HUNTING FEES
SEE ALSO LICENSING BOARDS
HUNTER SAFETY COURSE URGED
LICENSE REVENUES INCREASE AS SPORTSMAN NUMBERS OROP
N.C. WOMEN'S AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
SEE ALSO GOLF
MARSH WINS 3RD N.C. AMATEUR TITLE
N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO WOMEN. WRITERS
SEE ALSO WRITERS. N.C.
N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCE ENLIV-NEO BY -TRUE STORY-
STRANGE GIG. BOOK EVENT AND "0 I SCONTENT •
DURHAM-BASED WRITERS' NETWORK HOLDS CONFERENCE
NORTH CAROLINA WRITERS NETWORK INC.
SEE ALSO WRITFRS. N.C.
WRITERS GATHER FOR MEETING. RJAnlNGS THIS WFEKENO
•AMBITIOUS" N.C. WRITER'S PRQDRAM SET FOR DURHAM
WRITERS' NETWORK OFFERS PROGRAMS
NETWORK HELPS WRITERS CONNECT
POEM TO BE PERFORMEO SATURDAY
WPITING CLASSES SCHEOULEO FOR INTERESTED AREA AUTHORS
N.C. YOUTH COUNCIL
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
YOUTH GROUP FUNOS ARE AVAILABLE
STUOENTS URGED FOR N.C. EDUCATION BOARD
N.C. ZOOLOGICAL PARK
SEE ZOO. N.C.
N.C. /VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA TIDEWATER MEGALOPOLIS
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
WATER DISPUTE IS STALLED IN COURTS
KERR GROUP TO REVIEW FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE
VA. OFFICIALS SUGGEST VIRGINIA BEACH SHARE GASTON WATFR
REP. VALENTINE SEES SOLUTION ON LAKE GASTON AS POSSIBLE
VALENTINE MOVES CORRECTLY ON WATER PIPELINE ISSUE
COURT ORDERS PIPELINE LAWSUIT TRIED IN N.C.
LEGISLATORS SAY MINE AT N.C. COAST might BE WATER SOURCE FOR VA. CITY
N.C.'S CHINA CONNECTION
SEE CHINA
NORTH CARULINIANA SOCIETY
HISTORY PROF WILLIAM POWELL T3 GET CAROLINIANA AWARD
POWELL TO RECEIVE AWARD FOR SERVICE
N.C. HISTORIAN LIVED IN 'THE rtEST OF PLACES IN THE BEST OF TIMES'
PROFESSOR SURPRISED AT DINNER
NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST AND RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO ANTI-KLAN MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
ANTI-KLAN GROUP SAYS N.C. AGAIN 'FIRST IN FRIGHT'
N.C. TASK FORCE ON 'BIGOTED VIOLENCE' URGED
NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY
SEE N.C. COALITION AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY
NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE PARK
SEE ALSO OLD NORTH DURHAM
SINGLE-FAMILY ZONE OK'O
OURHAM PANEL REJECTS TAX FOR IMPROVEMENTS
HOUSING GROUP GETS FUNDS FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES
NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM GETS REHAB FUNOS
NORTH CENTRAL FARM CREDIT SERVICE
FARM CREDIT SERVICE PICKS NEW OFFICERS
NORTH CENTRAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE PR03RAM
SEE ALSO LEGAL AID
SEE ALSO LEGAL SERVICES
PROGRAM GETS GRANT
NORTH OAVIDSON HIGH SCHOOL
TAR HEEL STUOENTS WRITE AMAL GROUP LEAOER
NORTH OAVIE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
N.C. SCHOOL'S "MAGIC ATMOSPHERE' EARNS IT NATIONAL AWARD
NORTH DUKE CLEANERS
ROBBER HITS CLEANERS. GETS CASH
NORTH OUKE MALL
DURHAM MAN ABOUCTEO. ROBBED
EMPLOYEE ACCUSEO OF STAGING R3BBERY
NORTH DURHAM BRANCH LIBRARY
LIBRARY HAS NEW HOURS
LIBRARY CHANGING HOURS
CENTER OPENS SATELLITE OFFICE
NORTH DURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO OURHAM ROTARY CLUB
SEE ALSO ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
MUSEUM"S SANTA TRAIN VISITS "JORTH POLE" DAILY
NORTH OURHAM SCHOOL
CITY SCHOOLS TELLS NEEDS TO COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS URGE ACTION ON NEW SERVICE CENTFR
N. FORSYTH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SIX CHARGEO IN ROCK THROWING
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH
SEE ALSO S.C.
CRANE COLLAPSE JOLTS STUOENTS ON VACATION
MEN-OF-WAR OUST SWIMMERS AT N1RTH MYRTLF BEACH
NORTH SEA
LET'S TAX OPEC
NORTH STATE SAVINGS ANO LOAN
OUIET WORK OONE TO STAVE OFF 3ANKING CRISIS
NORTH STATE SERTOMA CLUB
DONATE FUNOS
OFFICERS INAUGURATED
NORTH VIETNAM
H 2 5/15/85 All N
H 2 8/18/65 C 11 U
H 2 6/21/85 C
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4/19/85
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S 2 5/21/85 C
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S 2 7/26/85 C 1
S 2 11/09/85 A 17
H 2 7/23/85 A 10
H 2 11/22/85 B 5
S 2 6/29/85 A 24
S 2 10/31/85 A 3
S 2 11/11/85 A 3
H 2 11/16/85 C 3
S 2 1/03/85 0 2 N
H 2 1/04/85 D 3 N
H 1 4/26/85 B 1 N
S 2 12/18/85 C 1
H 2 10/16/85 B 1 N F50
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H 2 3/16/85 C 1
H 2 5/11/85 A 16 P N
H 2 8/18/85 A 2 N
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l/>01/8
INDEX
12/31/35
p«r,t 510
1/16/86
ASSAULT CASES
THE PROMISE 0= OUR FUTU°E'
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM
SCHOOL PROGRAM RENAMED
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ENROLLMENT
TRAILERS MOVED TO JORDAN, NORTHERN FOR EXPECTEO ENROLLMENT INCREASE
JORDAN AND NORTHERN RECEIVE MJRE TRAILERS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS START JUNE 7
OURHAM GRADUATIONS BEGIN JUNE 7
AWARD WINNER
GRAOUATICJN DAY: NORTHERN HIGH
COBLE CALLS NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL GRADS
FINAL TOUCH
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. SPORTS
SEE NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. STUDENTS
SHAKESPEARE DUO
REHEARSING PLAr
NORTHERN HIGH STUDENT WINS COMMUNICATIONS SCHOLARSHIP
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL MARKETING EDUCATION PROGRAM
SCHOOL PROGRAM RENAMED
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
NOTING THE KNIGHTS
NORTHERN THE BIGGEST OF THE BIG SIX
P.M. DIGEST
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASEBALL
SERIES STRIKES OUT
GEMPLER'S HOMER LEAOS NORTHERN WIN
NORTHERN, VANCE TIED FOR BIG S I X 4-A CROwN
FORFEIT GIVES KNIGHTS STATE PLAYOFF 3ERTH
CHAPEL HILL FORFEITS GIVE TITLE TO NORTHERN
ERRORS SINK KNIGHTS
EAST FORSYTH ENOS NORTHERN'S SEASON
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL (BOYSI
KNIGHTS" LATE SPREE STOPS HORNETS. "59-50
KNIGHTS SHARE BIG SIX LEAD
SOUTHERN'S LATE FATE NIPS NORTHERN IN OT
SOUTHERN SNATCHES VICTORY FOR KNIGHTS
KNIGHTS EOGE CHAPEL HILL
A KNIGHT OF KEEP-AWAY
DAVIS. KNIGHTS GET OPPORTUNITY TO SLOW ROCKETS" BIG SIX RISE
ROXBORO HANDLES NORTHERN
HILLSIDE OUTLASTS NORTHERN, 47-46
KNIGHTS CLIMB BACK INTO 2N0 PLACE IN » I G SIX
KNIGHTS' JVS IN FIRST PLACE
VANCE CLAIMS PLAYOFF BERTH, SPOT IN BIG 6 FINAL
VIKINGS KAYO KNIGHTS
NORTHERN SEEKS E NO TO SOUTHERN BLUES
SPARTANS PULL SHAOE ON NORTHERN KNIGHTS
SOUTHERN THE TOP ACT. ..AGAIN
NORTHERN SURPRISES SUUTHERN
'PEP' LEAOS NORTHERN OVER DHS
CALDWELL LIFTS KNIGHTS
ROCKETS TOP NORTHERN FOP FOURTH STRAIGHT TITLE
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL IGIRLSI
NORTHERN ROUTS HILLSIDE IN GIRLS BASKETBALL. 71-39
pr. L P 8YL
SEE VIETNAM
NORTH WILKESBORO. N.C.
LOWE'S HAD TO EXPLAIN TO EMPLOYEES ABOUT BENEFITS OF STOCK OWNERSHIP...
NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SHRINE BOWL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. FOOTBALL ISEE ALSO H^AOINGS U'IDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
NOxTHERN'S HERwEYER ADDED TO N.C. SHRINE BOWL ROSTER
GOINS TO OPEN UP ON OFFENSE
VANCE'S BOYD IMPRESSES IN EARLY PRACTICES
HERWEYER GETS BACK UP
GOINS TURNS BREAK INTO HONORED CAREER
SOUTH CAROLINA KICKS SANO IN MC'S FACE AGAIN
TOUGHER ACAOEMICS BROAOEN REC'UITING
NORTHEAST CREEK
CONCRETE FIRM NEEDS WASTE OK S
NORTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA TOMORROW
ORGANIZATION HOLOS PROMISE
NORTHERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEE ENO VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
NUPTHERN EXXON IN. R0X30R0 ROAOI
GUNS, CASH TAKEN IN GAS STATION BREAK-IN
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME 0= THE WEEK
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
MATH FAIR WINNERS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL OPENS VOZATIONAL EDUCATION BUILDING
COMPUTERIZED OKAFTING CLASS A HIT AT NORTHERN
TOURNAMENT COUNTDOWN
TUNNG UP
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL NAMES HONOR STUOENTS
THE WINNERS
YOUNG FILMMAKERS AT WORK
CHEERS FOR THE "PIRATES'
NORTHERN RELEASES HONOR ROLL
RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
ATTENOANCE PROPOSAL WOULD ESTABLISH LIMITS
NORTHERN ARTIST
PUPIL'S ATTENOANCE FLAWLESS
NORTHERN CHAMPS
LOW SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IS L INKE 0 WITH FalLURE
TRIBUTE TO A GOOD TEACHER
HELLO AGAIN
HUMAN COMPASS
SCHOOLS TO VISIT NORTHERN HIGH
DECEIVING APPEARANCES
PLAYGROUND PERFORMERS
DINNER THEATER
LEARNING A NEW SKILL
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL STUOENTS NAMEO TO HONOR ROLL
EXTENDING CHRISTMAS CHEER
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, ASSAULTS
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S U B J E
BUT FOES
•CATS
VANCE GIRLS ROMP
VANCE BOYS. NORTHERN GIRLS ELIMINATEO FROM 4-A PLAYOFFS
PERSON IN FINAL 8
NORTHERN'S LAOIES SUBOUE "DOGS
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
RAIN FORCES AREA PRACTICES 1 NO OOR S
NORTHERN PRACTICE
FLEDGLING PAC-6 A POWERHOUSE
BROWNING, SMITH STILL FRIENOS,
WHITE'S TOS HELP KNIGHTS SKIN
KNIGHTS ROLL! SG SOUEAKS BY
PREP NOTES
EARLY FIREWORKS: PAC-6 SHOWDOJNS START WITH NORTHERN-VANCE GAME
NORTHERN, VANCE REAOY FOR EARLY PAC-6 4-A SHOWDOWN
KNIGHTS LANCE NO, 2-RANKEO VANCE
NORTHFRN RIPS 2ND-RANKED VANCF
OLD RIVALRY GETS NEW START
RENEWAL OF RIVALRY MAKES GOOD CENTS
OLD RIVALRY REKINOLEO FOR KNIGHTS. SPARTANS
DURHAM RIVALS MEET IN BIG GAMES TONIGHT
KNIGHTS TURN OUT LIGHTS ON SOUTHEPN
RIVALRY LOSES STEAM
KNIGHTS EASILY TRAMPLE OLD RIVAL
KNIGHTS MOVE UP IN PREP RANKINGS
NORTHERN LOSES WHITE FOR REMAINDER OF YEAR
DURHAM'S WIN STREAK ON THE LINE
KNIGHTS' MOMENTUM OVERCOMES OURHAM
KNIGHTS BLOW PAST BULLDOGS
BLOMBERG, WOOO ANCHOR DEFENSES
KNIGHTS' DEFENSE HALTS TIGERS
KNIGHTS GAIN SLOPPY VICTORY
KNIGHTS GET NOO OVER PERSON IN 'FALL BRAWL'
NORTHERN, PERSON RIVALRY HIGHLIGHTS AREA SCHEDULE
UNBEATEN KNIGHTS GROUND ROCKETS
ADAMS ON THE LOOSE
•PEP' GIVES SPARK
NORTHERN ROLLS PAST ROCKETS
A NORTHERN NIGHT
KNIGHTS TANGLE WEBB, 55-6
KNIGHTS SWAMP OXFORO WEBB
BIG PLAYS FUEL KNIGHTS' WIN
NORTHERN HALTS HILLSIDE, MAKES PLAYOFFS
KNIGHTS BLAST JORDAN TO CLAIM NINTH STRAIGHT WIN
ORANGE, NORTHERN SET FOR SHOWDOWN
BIG-PLAY BRIAN
NORTHERN-ORANGE: THE HIGH SCHOOL BRA,(L FUR IT ALL
GAME-STEALING PEARLEY SHINES c OR NORTHERN
KNIGHTS ROUT ORANGE, CLAIM Pa:-6 TITLE
NORTHERN CLINCHES PAC-6 TITLE
BIG-PLAY WEAPONS MAY TAKE KNHHTS A LONG WAY
KNIGHTS' TEAM 3RD IN SCHOOL T3 GO UNBEATEN IN REGULAR SEASON
NORTHERN JVS UNBEATEN
NORTHERN 2ND IN FINAL POLL
FUMBLE RETURN PUSHES NORTHERN PAST GARNER, 7-6
LONG WAIT PAYS FOR NORTHERN
KNIGHTS RESPONDED LIKE CHAMPS FRIDAY
KNIGHTS LEAD VOTE
NORTHERN SWEEPS PAC-6 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL HONORS
KNIGHTS LEAD VOTING
SMITHFIELD'S CHOICE BEEF TESTS NORTHERN
CAN KNIGHTS ENO PLAYOFF WOES?
RAH-RAH
MAKING THE GRADE
GASTER 'AT HOME' IN PLAYOFFS
KNIGHTS BRACE FOR CHALLENGE BY POWERFUL SM ITHF IEL D-SELM A
NORTHERN TRIES AGAIN TOMORROW
PLAYOFFS BOGGED DOWN BY RAIN
KNIGHTS PLAY TONIGHT
SPARTANS OROP CURTAIN ON KNIGHTS
SPARTANS' MUSCLE DROVE KNIGHTS OUT OF PLAYOFFS
SPARTANS TURN BACK KNIGHTS IN PLAYOFFS
NORTHERN COLLECTS TOP PREP HONORS
NORTHERN'S BROWNING 2NO IN COACH VOTING
NORTHERN HEAOS HERALO'S ALL-APEA FOOTBALL TEAM
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, SOFTBALL IGIRLSI
SOUTHERN STAYS; NORTHERN GOES
NORTHERH HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TENNIS
CHAPEL HILL LEADS TENNIS SECTIONAL; NORTHERN THIRD
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, TRACK (BOYS)
SEE ALSO TRACK
HILLSILIIOE BURIES SECTIONAL -IELD
NOPTHEPN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, WRESTLING
KNIGHTS OOMINATE
KNIGHT WRESTLERS LANCING FOES WITH USUAL APLOMB
NORTHERN IRELANO
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
SEE ALSO IRELANO
NORTHERN IRELAND SOLUTION?
LET'S HELP NORTHERN IRELAND
IHAPEL HILL PROBABLY OFFERED TCI ANNEX IT.'
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ELECOM BUILDING SI MILLION AOOITION TO CREEOMOOR PLANT
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HERN TELECOM GIFT 8PINGING JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT TO SCHOOLS
HERN TELECOM/GE TO INSTALL SYSTEM
HERN TELECOM SAIO UNION TARGET
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SUBJECTS
PAGE M2
1/16/36
NORTHERN TELECO- SUBSIDIARY P.ANS SIO MILLION PLANT IN RTP H 2
190 MILLION FACILITY To EMPLOY 2,000 S 2
RTP PRESTIGE ENHANCED S 2
WORKERS RAISE 110.500 S 2
NEW 13 MILLION 3NR MACHINE R UN S 11 BILLION TESTS A SECOND ON CHIPS H 2
BELL NORTHERN STARTS PROJECT WITH RINGING BOOM H 2
DATE
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10/14/35
11/05/85
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SEE ALSO GENEPAL TELEPHONE CO. OF THE SOUTHEAST
NORTHERN TELECOM REACHES •MIL'1 STONE'
CELEBRATES SHIPMENT
RTP FIRM TO SFLL SWITCHING SYSTEMS TO JAPANESE
TELECOM SIGNS FOUR-YEAR PACT WITH BELLSOUTH
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HIRE TEENS THIS SUM-E» FQR » IG TAX CREDIT
NORTHFRN TELECOM, SOUTHWESTERN 3ELL IN $300 MILLION OEAL
UPGRADING OF TELEPHONE SERVICE UNDER WAY
NORTHERN TELECOM GETS 7-YEAR CONTRACT
DEAL MAY SPUR NORTHFRN TEL HIMNG
NORTHERN TELECOM, SALES AND EARNINGS
NORTHERN TELECOM'S SOAR, TOO
COLORCRAFT EXPANDING WITH BER<EY DEAL
NORTHERN WAKE FREEWAY
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY
SHILOH PLANS 'HERITAGE OAY'
NORTHGATE "ALL
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HILOH RESIOENTS
SHOPPING CENTER
NORTHGATE MALL MERCHANTS COUNCIL
FRANCHISING BOOM IN REAL ESTATE COOLING OFF
NORTHGATE OPTICAL
STORE WORKER CUT ON FACE BY SHOPLIFTER
CLERK ASSAULTED IN SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT CHASF
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN SLASHING
NORTHGATE PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS, DURHAM
AN OUTING IN THE PARK
NORTHGATE PRES3YTERIAN CHURCH
PARENTS SUE CHURCH OVFR GIRL'S INJURY
NORTHGATE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OAY CARE CENTER
COUPLE SUES DURHAM CHURCH OVE* CHILE'S INJURY
OAY CARE SATISFACTORY
CHILD ABUSE ALLEGED AT 0AY-CA3E CENTER
DAY-CARE HEAO. EX-WORKERS CHA'GED WITH CHILD ABUSE
6X-0AY CARE WORKE' CHARGED WITH ABUSE
STATE WANTS OAY-CARE OPERATION SHUT DOWN
CHURCH WILL CLOSE CENTER FOR CHILDREN
OAY-CARE CENTER CLOSES
PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION ISSUED AGAINST DAY-CARE WORKER
A CARING CONGREGATION
NORTHGATE ROAO RACE
SEE NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER 10,000 METER RACE
NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER
CHORUS LINE
PART OF TELETHON
NORTHGATE MALL EXPANSION WORK BEGINS NEXT MONTH
REVIEW AGENDA
ART SHOW
NORTHGATE IS AOOING BUILDING
NORTHGATE MALL TO BUILD NEW CONVENIENCE CENTER
OUTSTANDING EMPLOYE'S
GOOOWILL REMOVES COLLECTION TPAlLER
WE'RE CHANGING FOR YOU
DURHAM VISITORS CENTER COULD 3E BOON FOP CITY
WE'RE CHANGING for YOU...
NORTHGATE LOSES ELECTRICITY TWICE AS BACKUP FAILS
NORTHGATE BUSINESS TURNS INTO DARK, SMOKY CHAOS
PUPPET Show OFFERED
NEXT YEAR'S JULY 4TH FIREWORKS MAY BE HELD AT NORTHGATE MALL
PUPPET SHOW
ONE-WAY GUESS ROAO BLOCK BACKED FOR SAFETY
PUPPET SHOWS SET FOR MALL
MEN AT WORK: "UILOING 300M 'LIKE NOTHING I'VE EVER SEEN'
MALL-WALKERS ALL KINDS - FROM BRISK STEPPERS To AMBLING. LAID BACK
FIRE HITS RESTAURANT AT NORTHSATE MALL
OVERVIEW OF NORTHGATE
STRONG RETAIL SALES MAY SPUR OUPHAM GROWTH
WITH A WHOO-0-0. WHOO: PUFF. PUFF, YESTERDAY RETURNS
NEW NUMBER FOR GTE
WF'RE CHANGING FOR YOU... (AOI
MERCHANTS BRACE FOR BUYING FRENZY
RECORD BAR GETTING OUT OF FOOT BUSINESS
CRIMESTOPPERS FUND-RAISER A SJCCE5S
THE FASCINATION OF CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS WISHES
SPACE OFFERED FOR POLICE USE
NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER 10.000 METER RACE
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
DURHAM ROAO RACES CANCELED
NORTHROP SERVICES, INC.
FIRM OFFERS RENTAL CAR, MEAL = OR LOANED DIESEL
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON -TAXP AY ING LIST
NORTHSIOE BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. "OONEYHAM TAKING PASTOR'S JOB IN CHARLOTTE
NORTHSIOE WATER TREATMENT PLANT IOIRHAMI
PANEL BACKS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AT NORTHSIDE PLANT
MORE SEWAGE CAPACITY NEEDED — 'IOW
DURHAM GETS WASTEWATER TREATMENT GRANT
NORTHWESTERN BANK
FIRST UNION, NORTHWESTERN TO MERGE
NO OURHAM BANK BRANCHES TO BE SOLO
STATE'S LARGEST BANKS REPORTING RECORD SECONO-uUA R TER EARNINGS
BANK'S ART COMPETITION TAKES ENTRIES SEPT. 3-4
EARNINGS: FIRST UNION. NORTHWESTERN FIGURES UP
NORTHWESTERN MERGES WITH FIRST UNION
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HAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING FOR DURHAM BANK R03BERY
KIDNAPPING BANKER GETS 15-YEA" TERM FOR 'HUMANE' ROBBER
A HUMANE BANK ROBBER?
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SUBJECTS
PA It 61 J
1/16/86
MILLER SENTENCED TO 15-YEAR T=RM FOR KIDNAPPING
NORTHWESTERN BANK 400
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
WALTRIP EARNS POLE POSITION FOR NORTHWESTERN BANK 400
BONNETT WITHSTANDS WAL TRIP'S CHALLENGE
NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE (ROSEVILLE. MI NN. I
SMARTNESS CUTS BILL AT COLLEGE
NORTHWESTERN FINANCIAL CORP.. SALES AND EARNINGS
EARLT TAR HEEL BANK REPORTS SHOW NET EARNINGS UP 11 TO 42 PERCENT
LARGER TAR HEEL BANKS REPORT INCREASED PROFITS
STATE'S LARGEST BANKS REPORTING RECORD SECONO-OUAR TER EARNINGS
NORTHWESTERN UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
DUKE'S PRESSURE '0* DOES IN NORTHWESTERN
NORTHWESTERN UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
GREEN: '85 OUR YEAR
OPENING NIGHT: BLUE DFVILS HOST BIG TEN'S WILOCATS
DUKE GIVES CATS DEVIL OF A LltKIN*
DUKE DEFENSE CAME UP WITH THE PLAY
DUKE GIVES SLOAN EASY OPENING WIN
DUKE GAME A REAL WINNER
NORWOOO. N.C.
GOODRICH TO OPEN AIRCRAFT TIRE PLANT
NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC COURSE TO BE OFFERED
NOTRE DAME UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
BLUE OEVILS TUNE UP FOR IRISH
DIGGER EYES OUKE AS ANOTHER IRISH UPSFT VICTIM
BLUE OEVILS BLOW PAST NOTRE DAME
OUKE'S STRATEGY WORKS VS. IRISH
BLUE DEVILS MARCH PAST NOTRE DAME
DIGGER. OEAN JOCKEY FOR ROLE OF THE UNDERDOG
HEELS LEAVE IRISH GREEN ANO AT HOME
LUCK OR SKILL? TAR HEELS TURN THE TRICK
NOTRE OAME UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
. FAUST WALKS OUT. HOLTZ COULD MOVE IN AT NOTRE DAME
TRIVIA QUIZ
NOVO BIOCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
INDUSTRY STOPS BUYING WATER FR OM LOUISBURG
FIRM STILL GETTING LOUISBURG WATER
WATER ISSUE IS SETTLED IN FRANKLIN
NU-WRAY INN
SEE ALSO HOTELS. N.C.
YANCEY COUNTY: HAPPY THE WAY IT IS. ..THANK YOU
NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.
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NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE CAMPAIGN
SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
NUCLEAR BOMBS
SEE ALSO ATOMIC TESTS
A FRIGHTENING ANALYSIS H 2
TERRORISM IN A NUCLEAR AGE H 2
NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AMO S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
NUCLEAR PLANT STANDARO NEEOEO
NUCLEAR-POWER 'MYTHS' POSE '90S ENERGY CRISIS
GROUP ASKS GE NUCLEAR STUOY
NUCLEAR FUEL
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO URANIUM
TRANSPORT OF EXPLOSIVES NOT MONITEREO
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
SEE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
NUCLEAR PLANT SAFETY
SEE NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. ANO S.C.
SEE ALSO BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT (SOUTHPORT,
SEE ALSO CHEROKEE NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO MCGUIRE NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL ANO STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
GROUP WANTS AGENCY TO STUOY 0' UG . ALCOHOL USE AT HARRIS PLANT H 1
NUCLEAR PLANT WORKER FIRED F0* FALLING ASLEEP H 2
HARRIS REVISISTEO: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT SOUTH OF DURHAM IS 91 PERCENT... H 2
CPCL CHIEF: CHANGE NUCLEAR PLANT RULES H 2
OUKE POWER SAYS PROPOSAL WOULD WIPE OUT 1985 PROFITS H 2
SHEARON HARRIS NEARS NRC APPROVAL 5 2
RAOIOACTIVE WASTES H 2
NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. AND S.C. ACCIOENTS
SEE ALSO BRUNSWICK NUCLEAR PLANT ISOUTHPORT, N.C.I
ACCIDENT SPEWS OEAOS AT NUCLEAR PLANT H 2
NRC CITED NUKE PLANT FOR BAD WARNING SYSTEM 5 2
NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO NORTH ANNA NUCLEAR PL AM T (RICHMOND. VIRGINIA!
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL ANO STORAGE
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRIC4L UTILITIESI
NUCLEAR PLANT STANOARO NEEOEO H 2
NUCLEAR-POWER 'MYTHS' POSE '90S ENERGY CRISIS S 2
FIRM AOJUSTS TO CHANGING NUCLEAR INOUSTRY 5 2
NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.. ACCIDENTS
SEE ALSO DISASTFR SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO DISASTERS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
PA. GOVERNOR OUTLINES THREE
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NUCLEAR PEGULATORY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
160*000 PENALTY PROPOSED AGAINST DUKE POWER
ACCIDENT SPEWS BEADS AT NUCLEAR PLANT
RULING IN FAVOR OF CPCL
RULING IN FAVOR OF CPCL
NUCLEAR PLAFiT WORKER FIPED F0> FALLING ASLEEP
HFAPING IS SET ON DRUG USE AT C»CL PLANT
NRC CITEO NUKE PLANT FOR 8A0 WARNING SYSTEM
DRUG USE AT HARRIS PLANT CONCERNS TH0PN8URG
NPC OFFICIAL SAYS MORE INSPECTIONS OF CPCL PLANT NOT NEEOFO
DUKE POWER NOTIFIED OF .64.003 FINE
NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
SEE ALSO DISASTER SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY
CPCL CHIEF: CHANGE NUCLEAR PLANT RULES
DUKE POWER NOTIFIED OF «64,000 CINE
CONSULTANT SAYS CPCL STRIVED TO MEET SIREN GUIDELINES
NUCLEAR SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO U.S. NAVY
IN THF NAVY
NUCLEAR WAR
WHO WANTS CATASTROPHE?
THREAT OF GLOBAL WAR "A FRANKENSTEIN"
TERRORISM IN A NUCLEAR AGE
TAR HEELS CONTRIBUTING RIBBON PIECES FOP SUNOAY RALLY AGAINST NUCLEAR WA
LETTERS FROM A HOSTAGE
WHERE IS THE 'HELL-NO-WE-WON'T-GO' CROWD?
REMINDER OF NUCLEAR THREAT
COMMISSIONERS OK CHANDLER'S G'EEN DEVELOPMENT REOUEST
N.C. DIVISION HAS NUCLEAR WAR PLA"
CAN OWLS REALLY SAVE US FROM DOVES, HAWKS?
NUCLEAR WASTES OISPOSAL ANO STORAGE
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE OISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
.SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT 30ARD
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, N.C. ANO S.C.
SEE ALSO RADIATION
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NUCLEAR WASTFS DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO WASTE OISPOSAL
U.S. HUUSE VOTING TODAY ON NUCLEAR WASTE DUMPS
RESIDENTS OF STOKES DON'T WANT SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL STORED THERE
REMOVAL OF SITES URGEO FROM NJCLEAR WASTE LIST
SCIENTIST: U.S. UNLIKELY TO BJRY WASTES IN OCEAN
OCEANOGRAPHER SAYS U.S. PROBABLY WON'T BURY WASTES
BILL WOULD LIMIT WASTES SITES
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
DELAY EXPECTED ON RAOIOACTIVE WASTE OISPOSAL
MANDATORY PLANS UPHELD FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE SITE
FRANKLINVILLE DECLARES NUC LE A3 -FREEZE SONE
KIRK: N.C. RELIES ON ITS NEIGHBORS FOR WASTE SITES
TEEN ASKS FORSYTH TO BAN NUCLEAR WASTES FROM TOWN
ROSE RAPS PLAN TO BUILD INCINERATOR IN BLADEN COUNTY
N.C. AMONG 16 STATES EYED FOR NUCLEAR REFUSE DUMP
PROCESS MAY CUT RAOIOACTIVE A'lH
N.C. LIKELY TO GET RADIOACTIVE WASTE OUMP, OFFICIALS SAY
PANEL OKS PRELIMINARY PLAN ON NUCLEAR WASTES
HENOON SCORES IDEA OF N.C. OUMP SITE
CUMBERLAND OFFICIAL URGES STATE TO REJECT INCINERATOR IN RLAOEN
RAOIOACT IVE-WASTE PLAN DRAWS FIRE FROM MILLER
NORTH CAROLINA AS WASTE DUMP SITE? IT'S POSSIBLE
STATE URGED TO THINK TWICE ABOUT INCINERATOR
BLADEN INCINERATOR PROPOSAL G?TS REVIFw
RAOIOACTIVE WASTES
INCINERATOR MIGHT BE ALTERNATIVE TO LANDFILL
NUCLEAR OUMP SELECTON RULES A* E OECIDEO
NO ONE WANTS TO WIN
STATE REAOYING PLANS TO FIGHT NUCLEAR DUMP
ACTION BY STATE URGED ON SEARCH FOR WASTE SITE
WASTE INCINERATOR HEARING SCHEDULFO
WASTE OUMP SITE OELAYS COULD AFFECT STATE
NUCLEAR WEAPONS
SEE ALSO ARMS SALE
SEE ALSO ATOMIC TESTS
SEE ALSO SALT
NEGOTIATING POSTURE ICARTOONI
EAST, HELMS PRESS PRESIDENT TO ACT ON ARMS PACT VIOLATIONS
SOVIET PAST CLOUDS HOPE IN ARMS TALKS
SHULTZ C GROMYKO AGREE TO REDJCE EXPECTATIONS IN
OEFFNSE. OFFENSE, ON THE FENCF ICARTOONI
FUTURE NEWS ITEM: WEAPONS S0L3 IN MIDDLE EAST TO
TIME TO RETHINK FOREIGN AID
ARMS CONTROL OUTLOOK BLEAK
THE INCPEASING OANGER
HEIMLICH SEEKS A CURE FOR NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
"...WE'VE BOTH FINALLY GOT ENOUGH BARGAINING CHIPS.
MOSCOW IN SHREWD STEP
DON'T OESTROY PLANET
SALT II
SPEAKER CITES NUCLEAR THREAT
KARPOV VS. KAMPELMAN IN ARMS NEGOTIATIONS ICARTOONI
NUCLEAR SPIES OESERVE TO FACE DEATH PENALTY
U.S. DIPLOMAT SAYS SOVIET NEGOTIATORS SHREWD, ORGANIZED
NUCLEAR WEAPONS
SOVIET PROPAGANDA
U.S. OFFER KAYOS REDS
REMINDER OF NUCLEAR THREAT
WORLO IS BEING HELD HOSTAGE BY BOMB
SOVIET MISINFORMATION MAY UNDERMINE SUMMIT
U.S. OVERKILL FACTOR CALLEO 'STUPI0'
"WHAT COULU BE FAIRER!..." ICARTOONI
COMMUNISM, DEMOCRACY CAN CO-EXIST
MACHINES OF WAR
NUCLEAR SUBJECT ATTRACTED ACHESS
FREEDOM SHOULD NOT BE NEGOTIATED AWAY
RFAGAN READIES BY FENCING WITH PRESS
REAGAN PLAYING A NEW ROLE
DISAGREEMENT ELSEWHERE
THE MOLEHILL ICARTOONI
THE SUMMIT NOT A GAMfc
TO THEM. 'NO PROBELIM'. BUT FOR US...
'...CASPAR WOULO NEVER 00 ANYTHING LIKE THAT!' ICARTOONI
BIG GUYS KEEP SUMMIT CHATS UNDER WRAPS
TEA PARTY IN BELGIUM MAY BE HIS FAVDP.ITP SUMMIT TRANSACTION
REGAN'S GAFFE UNACCEPTABLE
CONTINUED ARMS TALKS A CANOLE IN DARKNESS
ARMS TALKS ICARTOONI
CARRY HEALTH WARNINGS
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NUDITY
SEE ALSO INDECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO PORNOGRAPHY
NUOE "AN ARRESTED IN PROGDEN SCHOOL
NUDISTS SAY THEIR LIVES ARE C-IANGED
THE BARE FACTS OF BETTER HEALTH
NUPSF PRACTITIONERS
UNC NURSING PROFESSORS GET PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
NURSERY SCHOOLS
SEE CHILD CARE CENTERS
NURSES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, NURSES
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NJRSING
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. OSPT. OF NURSING
LPN JOB HUNT GOES BEYONO HOSPITALS
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see also licensed practical nurses association
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study: cancer drugs may pose threat to nursfs who give them
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SEE N.C. NURSES ASSOCIATION
NURSING HOMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY NURSING -IOMES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
NURSING HOME COMMITTEE
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SURE, THESE TWO-STORY REST HO^ES COST FOUR TIMES AS MUCH...
VA NURSING-HOME PLANS NEAR REVIEW
MAN HELD FOR ATTACKS ON REST HOME PATIENTS
NURSING HOMES. N.C.
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STATE OFFICIAL CONFIRMS RE
2 TPEATEU AFTER REST HOME
REST HOME LICENSE HEARING
REST HOME GETS NEW OPERATO
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STUDY: NURSING HUMES OFTEN LAST ALTERNATIVE FOR ELOERLY'S FAMILIES
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SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SCHOOL OF NJRSING
SEE ALSO OURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, NURSING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO MEOICAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO NURSES, N.C.
PTC ACCEPTING NURSING PROGRAM APPLICATIONS
NUTCRACKER SUITE
CHRISTMAS BALLET
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SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EXPANDED FOOD AND NUTRITION FOUCATION PROGRAM
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1/16/86
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONT
SEE ALSO WOMEN INFAN
AMOUNT OF HEAT KEY
SPECIAL NUTRITION
FORUM ON HEALTH*
NUTRITION, HEALTH
tXPLORE GOOD EATIN
RUNNELS* OTHER ATM
SCIENCE/MEOICINE:
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STUDY: WOMEN'S CAL
SCHOOL OEFENOS ITS
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C. LUNCH PROGRAM
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letes. should watch diets, unc-g nutritionist warns
nutpition machine can't frown on diet
c. hunger g'ows
ciom deficiency means bone problems
nutrition classes
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battles 1etap0lic ills
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erveo: nutrition is program focus
lcium dfficiency in 75 percent of college-age women
lease report on nutrition
in nutrition dispute
g induced deficiencies
S REVEIW OF PROCEOURS
8E FUN WITHOUT FAT
HOLIDAY EATING
ON DIETARY GUIDELINES
NUTRITION DATA MACHINE
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SCIENCE/MEOICINE: NUTRITION MACHINE CAN'T FPOWN ON DIET
OASIS
SEE DURHAM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, OASIS
OK ASSOCIATES
ROXBORO DEVELOPMENT PLANS SHELVED
COMPANY SAYS IT WILL RESTORE TURLINGTON'S TALLEST BUILDING
OPEC (ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES!
SEE OIL PR ICES
SEE OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES I Si E ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIES!
HENRY AWAROS
'FVERY ENTRANT IS WINNER'
IN 1985 0. HENRY FESTIVAL
0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
2 PROFS TO GET 0. MAX GARDNER AWARD
UNC. N.C. STATE PROFESSORS TO RECEIVE GARDNER AWAROS
BOARD APPROVES ALUMNI CENTER
OAK GROVE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
OAK GROVE'S BFST
OAK GROVE WINNERS
n»K GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SOLAR WIENERS
OAK GROVE CHAMPS
REAOING CHAMPS
CHECKING IT OUT
PARENTAL IMITATION
CAROLING
OAK GROVE RURITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO RURITAN CLUBS
NEW OFFICERS
OAK HOLLOW LAKE
WHAT A 0RAG...130 MPH
OAKCREEK VILLAGE (CHAPEL HILL BLVD. SHOPPING CENTER!
NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED
STRONG RETAIL SALES MAY SPU» OURHAM GROWTH
OAKLEIGH AT OURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
APPOINTMENT TO OAKLEIGH
SWEEPING AWAY LIFE'S WRECKAGE
IN-PATIENT DRUG CENTER IS DEDICATED
DRUG PROBLEMS HARD TO SPOT, T5EAT
OAKwOOD ESTATES
MOBILE HOME PROPOSAL IS OPPOSEO
MOBILE HOME PARK OPPOSEO
OAKWOOD HOMES CORP.
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OBESITY
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FAT WILL BE IN AGAIN SOME OAY
O'BRIEN AND ATKINS OF OURHAM
IS NOW RIGHT TIME TO BUY A HO''E'
PLANS FOR AMERICAN AIRLINES HJU UNVEILED
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OBSCENITY
SEE ADULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ANTI-OBSCENITY LAW
SEE CENSORSHIP
SEE FREEDOM UF THE PRESS
SEE PORNOGRAPHY
OCCANEECHI [NOIANS
SEE ALSO INDIANS. N.C.
OCCANEECHIS. IN SEARCH OF LOST HERITAGE. PLAN POWWOW
250 YEARS BETWEEN INOIANS' POWWOW
ENO-OCCANEECHI POWWOW
UNC SIGNS OPTION TO BUY OLD INOIAN LAND
HILLSBOROUGH MAY SUE FORMER MAYOR. ATTOPNEY
OCCONEECHEE COUNCIL OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
BOY SCOUTS PRESENT AWARDS
CHEEK NAMED SCOUT OFFICIAL
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DISEASES
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMFS OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEOICAL CENTER. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
N.C. COMPANIES DISPUTE REPORT ABOUT JOB RISKS
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1/01/B5 -
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
COURT RULES IN HEAL TH-EMPL OYMr NT CASE
OVERREGULATION AND RISKS FROM CHEMICALS DEBATEO
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH »OM I NI STP A TI ON
SEE ALSO N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HFALTH PROJECT IN-COSHI
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
SEE ALSO PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
SEE ALSO REGULATORY AGENCIES
LIFE'S WORTH? IT OEPENDS ON THE RISKS OF YOUR JOU
CORRECTION
HEARING SCHEDULED ON OSHA AMENDMENTS
OVERREGULATION AND RISKS FROM CHEMICALS DEBATED
BENZENE STUDY SHOWS GENETIC EFFECTS IN RATS
HIGH-TECH SAFETY QUESTIONED: PROFESSOR. OTHERS URGE STATE CAUTION
NEAR CHIN PAGE SUAO: OSHA JOINS PPOPE OF FATAL OITCH CAVE IN
BROOKS DIDN'T SAY NEGLIGENCE HAS CAUSE OF FATAL DITCH CAVE IN
STATE OFFICIAL: ASPHALT PLANT MET ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS
INSTITUTE ON RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FQJR CAVE-IN DEATHS
LAWS MAKE TRADE SECRETS HARD TO KEEP — LAWYER
POWERFUL DRUGS may MEAN RISK f|J» NURSES
TEER CO. FINED IN FATAL FIRE CASE
TEER FIRM FACES SAFETY VIOLATION FINE
WORKER-SAFETY LAW EFFECTIVE N3V. 25
REPORT LINKS SMOKING TO OCCUPATIONAL RISKS
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
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LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF MISSING CHILDREN CENTER
OCEANOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO DUKE/UNC OC E ANOGR AP HI C CONSORTIUM
BARBER NAMED TO U.S.-SIMO OCEAN PANEL
OR. BANE FISHES FOR INFORMATION
OCEANQUEST
TV SHOW HOST HAS DURHAM BACKGROUND
OCRACOKE, N.C.
OCRACOKE AIRSTRIP TO BE REPAVED
TORNAOO RIPS OCRACOKE
OCRACOKE ISLAND
CEOAR ISLAND-OCRACOKE FERRY RJNS INCREASED
OFF-SFASON
OCTOPUS
OPAL THE OCTOPUS MOPING IN TANK, REFUSES TO EAT
OCUTECH. INC.
FIRM USES GRANT FOR NEW EYE DEVICE
ODOMETERS
CAR DEALER CONVICTED OF ROLLING BACK ODOMETERS
OFFBEAT HISTORY I OURHAM MORNING HE'ALO EDITORIAL SERIESI
THE CAPITOL AN AMATEUR'S DESIGN
GROUNDHOG DAY WAS IMPORTED
THEY STILL SNARL AT HIS INVENTION
LITHUANIAN INDEPENDENCE OAY
THE ACAOEMIC DRESS CODE
WEST POINT'S NON-SEXIST INTEGRITY
QUESTIONING SUMMITRY LOVE
EARLY HAZARDS OF MEDICINE
THE HOLY SATURDAY OBSERVANCE
HISTORY'S COSTLIEST WILDFIRE
HOW LOBBYISTS GOT THE NAME
WHAT'S GOOO ABOUT NECKTIES?
OLDER THAN THE CHRISTIAN ERA
OFFBEAT HISTORY: THE BRAGTOWN DIFFERENCE
OFFBEAT HISTORY: OUR ROOTS IN HAGNA CARTA
WHEN TAKING A POWDER PAYS
THE GREAT TEDDY DEBATE
FEVER IN THE FRIGID KLONDIKE
THE MYSTERIOUS PRESTER JOHN
THE UNLIKELY HERO
THE 'GOOD OLD DAYS'?
A 'NOBODY' IN WASHINGTON
PIRATES: THE DREGS OF SOCIETY
THE GREAT ARAB CULTURE TODAY
OFFBEAT HISTORY: QUAILING BENEATH BEAROfO STAR
OLD CAPITOL A FINE ANTIQUE
GERMAN CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS
WHENCE THE REVELRY?
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT ANO BUDGET
SEE U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUOGET
OFFICE SUPPORT SYSTEMS
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'THEY HAO EXPERIENCE. WE HAD THE SOFTWARE'
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OFFICIAL SAYS CLOSING OF OHIO SCLS WON'T AFFECT N.C.
OHIO: NEXT TELLER PLEASE (CARTOONI
STATE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
SLUGGISH MANNING. KANSAS WAKE UP IN TIME FROM FIRST-HALF NIGHTMARE
state univ. sports. football
duke in unfamiliar role
univ. sports, basketball
tar heels end exam break, host ohio u.
new lineup, same results for hefls
small heels still too big for ohio
ohio univ. spurts, football
ohio coach expecting new look on old turf
dilweg 06 starter for duke tonight
reserve db helps ouke bedevil ohio
sloan got wish, but paid for it
ouke sweats out victory over 3hio
oil exploration
no place for oil wells
oil prices
see also gasoline prices
see also heating fuel prices
see also oil producing countries
when gooo news is bao
let consumer have a break
opec will laugh last
I SEE ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIES!
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SUBJECTS
1/16/86
DUKE SPEAKER: SUCCESS HAUNTS iPEC
"I "EASE OPEC MIGHT START A PI K E WAR.
OIL. GAS PRICES OOQP PREDICTED
,." ICARTOONI
oil producing countries i see also names of these countries!
see also foreign investors
see also oil prices
give generously. save opec icirtooni
let consumer have a break
tough times for saudis
opec ship 3ellyup in oil filled bottle 1cart00ni
opec mill laugh last
ouke speaker: success haunts opec
"1 heard opec might start a price mar..." (cartooni
let's tax opec
1il recycling plants
see also recycling
state is paid 165.000 for plant that cost tl.4 million
idea sound in theory, but poo? in practice
oil spills
see also chemical spills
see also gasoline spills
oil spill ties up franklin st. traffic
coconut oil leads to traffic accident
oil supplies
see energy, w3rld supplies
SEE OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES I SE E ALSO Names OF THESE COUNTRIESI
OKRACOKE. N.C.
SEE OCRACOKE, N.C.
OLO BOY NETWORK
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ALUMNI
OLD CHAPEL HILL CEMETERY
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. N.C.
OLO CHAPEL HILL CEMETERY GETRS *500 FOR RESTORATION
CHAPEL hill AUTO FEES EXPECTED TO RISE "00*
car fees to rise to »8
council to probe graveyard packing 9v football fans
proee sought of fans parking in cemetfrv
fines may raise sensitivity
extra patrol set at cemetery duping games
old dominion univ. sports, basketball
oou to court driesell
odu making serious pitch to oriesfll
this plan tickets driesell's =light from terp's coop
driesell to talk. but won't l: ave
driesell staying at marylano
pack upsets oou in tourney finals
old farm (durham, n.c. community!
pan left on stove starts fire
old farmer's almanac
see farmers' almanac
old fashioned tabernacle church
3 from durham church are killeo in pa. wreck
durham pastor, 2 others die in pa. wreck
CHURCH members mquRN DEATH OF OURham PASTOR
VICTIMS OF CJLLISION IN PENNSYLVANIA STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION
TWO WRECK VICTIMS OUT OF HOSPITAL; 6 STILL IN CARE
SIX INJUREO IN PA. <RECK STILL IN HOSPITAL
FUNERALS SET FOR WRECK VICTIMS
CHUPCH VAN WRECK VICTIM IS RELEASED
HEARING IS DELAYED IN CHURCH VAN WRECK
VAN-CRASH FAMILIES COMFORTED
2 FROM ACCIOENT RETURN
TWO INJURED IN PA. WRECK MOVED TO OURHAM HOSPITAL
IN MEMORY OF REV. MICHAEL H. -UPPHV
CHURCH VAN VICTIMS STILL NEED PRAYER AND HELP
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST TRUCKER IN VAN WRECK
CHARGES DROPPED IN TRIPLE FATALITY
OLD GIRL NETWORK
SEE WOMEN, CAREERS
OLO NORTH DURHAM
SEE ALSO NORTH CENTRAL DURHAM
CITY'S LEADERS LOOK TO FUTURE
OLD NCRTH DURHAM PROJECT WINDS DOWN
•DREAMERS' RESTORE 3UIL0ING
DURHA" PLAN REVITALIZES NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING
INCOME LIMITS FOR TOwNHOMES EYED
SCHOOL "US FACILITY SOUGHT
OLO NORTH "ANUFACTURING COMPANY
CHEMICAL SPILL
OLO NORTH STATE DENTAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DENTISTS, N.C.
GROUP WANTS BLACK APPOINTED TD BOARD
MINORITY GROUP CRITICIZES CASE AGAINST DURHAM DENTIST
SUSPENSION OF DURHAM DENTIST CONCERNS BLACK MEDICAL GROUP
OLO NORTH STATE MEOICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. N.C.
CORRECTION
OLO OXFORD HIGHWAY
PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM WANTS LANT REZONEO FOR «15 MILLION PLANT
PANEL OK'S REZONING FOR DURHA" DRUG firm
LEOEkLE MAY 3UILD PLANT IN DURHAM
OLO SALEM
SEE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
MORAVIAN CHRISTMAS
OLD TIME FIDDLER'S CONVENTION
SEE FIDDLERS CONVENTION
OLO TIME WESTERN FILM CLUB FESTIVAL
SEE OLO WESTERN FILM CLUB
OLD TOWN CEMETERY I Hi LLS90R0UGH , N.C.I
SEE ALSO CEMETERIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C.
SLOWLY, BUT RELENTLESSLY, NATJRE STRUGGLES TO TAKE OVFR
FORMER MAYOR'S 3UICK-CLAIM DEED TO CEMETARY TROUBLES TOWN BOARD
LAWYER CONFIDENT HILLSBOROUGH OWNS 19TH-CENTURY CEMETERY
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12/31/85
REPORTER COMMENDED
HILLSBOROUGH "AT SUE FORMER MAYOR. ATTORNEY
HILLS»OROUGH OFFERED CEMETERY TITLE
MAYOR SAYS CEMETERY OFFER NOT ACCEPTABLE
TOWN TO PRESS SUIT FOR TITLE 10 CEMETERY
CEMETERY CONVEYED TO PAKISTANI
PAKISTANI LISTED AS OWNER OF CEMETERY
OLD WESTERN FILM CLUB
SEE ALSO COWBOYS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
IT'S ROUNDUP TIME AGAIN FOR FILM FANS
WESTERN CLUB HOLDS ROUNDUP SATUROAY
WESTERN BUFFS HAVE DREAM COME TRUE
HORSE OPRY BACK IN SILER CITY SAOOLE AGAIN
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
FILM CLUB WILL PRESENT -BEST <-ROM WEST'
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
SILER CITY'S COWBOY FILMS SET SATUROAY
OLDER AMERICANS MONTH
REAL "SENIOR PROM1 PLANNED
OLDER AMERICAN MONTH
OLDER WOMEN'S LEAGUE
SFE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. WOMEN
CONFERENCE TO AIR HOUSING PROBLEMS
OLDHAM TOWERS
EARLY EASTER
OLIN CORP.
OLIN WILL CLOSE PISGAH FILM PLANT
OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
OLYMPIC LEADERS SEEK BAN ON BLOOD DOPING
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TENNESSEE CITY BEATS OUT BURLINGTON FOR OLYMPIC BASEBALL TRAINING SITE H 2 12/22/85 C 13
OLYMPICS. LOS ANGELES
OLYMPIC CYCLING TEAM TRAINER AS OPACULA ARISING AT OUSK (CARTOONI
NOT IN THE OLYMPIC SPIRIT
ON CAM°US COOKBOOK (B00K1
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
COLLEGIATE COOK FINOS CURE FOR THE OINING HALL BLUES
ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. INDUSTRIAL
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SAFETY
SEE ALSO SAFETY PROGRAMS
COMPUTER SOFTWARE WORKSHOPS ON TAP TODAY
LIFE'S WORTH? IT DEPENDS ON THE RISKS OF YOUR JOB
HEALTH GROUP OEFENOS INFORMATION USED IN ACCUSATIONS
•RIGHT TO KNOW' LAW SOUGHT
SUBCONTRACTOR FINED FOR RALEIGH DEATH FALL
AREA FIRMS. AGENCIES TO BE HONORED FOR ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
LOBBYISTS CRITICI2E BILL ON VIDEO DISPLAY TFRMINALS
NADER: PHYSICIANS MUST HELP W3RKERS
65 EMPLOYEES OF CPCL REACH THEIR SAFETY GOAL
HIGH-TECH SAFETY OUESTIONEO: PROFESSOR. OTHERS URGE STATE CAUTION
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN DEATHS
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
BUSINESS. SCHOOLS WILL GAIN
ONCOGENE
SEE ALSO CANCER
RESEARCHER SEES BIG JUMP IN CANCER CURES
ONE ANO TWO PARK CENTER (FORMERLY ONE PARK CENTER!
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
ONE MOMENT (PLAY1
"ONE MOMENT' HAS FOOTING IN G^EEK TRAGEDY ANO ITS PLAYWRIGHT'S RECOLLECT
NEW PLAY'S GOOD POINTS RATE A SECOND 'MOMENT'
ONE-ROOM SCHOOLS
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.
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COUNTRY I RURAL I
101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION
5 FROM N.C. ON LIST OF VICTIMS
MOURNING TO FILL HOLIDAYS OF N.C. VICTIMS' RELATIVES
7 TAR HEELS WERE ABOARD CHARTFR
THE FLAGS ARE FLYING. BUT BUC< WON'T BE HOME TO SEE TH
...TO SERVE IN AMERICA'S ARME3 FORCES... ICARTOONI
ONE-WAY STREETS
SEE ALSO STREETS. OURHAM
ONE-WAY STREET SYSTEM APPROVED BY TOWN COUNCIL
ONSLOW COUNTY, N.C.
MARINE GENERAL WANTS 'BROTHELS' CLOSED
ONSLOW COUNTY SCHOOLS
FIRE OESTROYS STUDENT RECORDS AT ONSLOW COUNTY SCHOOL
OPEN COURTS
SEE U.S. SUPREME COURT
OPEN-MEETINGS LAW
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO N.C.
COUNCIL OF S
OPEN SESSION
COUNTY SCHOO
GOVERNOR CAL
MARTIN WANTS
LEGISLATURE
MEETINGS LAW
BOARD CHANGE
ROYALL CITES
LET SOME L1G
BOARO RETREA
SCHOOL BOARD
SENATOR SAYS
SCHOOL BOARD
LEAOERSHIP T
SCHOOL BOARD
OURHAM BOARO
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SESSI3NS OF BUDGET PANEL
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TO RULE ON OPEN COMMISSION MEETINGS
FORMALLY OK'D
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1/01/35
INDEX
12/31/15
S U B J E
PRESS GROUP HANTS TEETH IN MEETINGS LAW
3RD SUCCESSION PILL FILEO
FULL DEBATE URGED ON OPEN MEETINGS
BILL WOULD ALLOW N.C. JUDGES TO VOID ILLEGAL MEETING ACTIONS
AOVOCAIES OF SECRECY NEEO 'CHILLING EFFECT'
TOUGHER MEETINGS LAW NO THREAT TO PUBLIC BODIES
OPENNESS IS CONVENIENCE. TOO
BALLENGFR FILES BILL ON OPEN MEETINGS
LEGISLATORS PONDER TOUGHER OPE N-M^ET INGS LAWS
BOND CITES POSSIBLE TAX LOSSES
THE PDLI TICIAN'S OUTY
COMPLAINTS BACKFIRE, BOOST ME" T I NGS-L Aw BILL
COMPROMISE ESCAPES OPEN MEETINGS BACKERS
MEETINGS-LAW HAGGLE'S INSULT THE PUBLIC INTEREST
PANEL MIREO ON OPEN MEETINGS
CIVIL PENALTIES ENDORSED FOR OPEN MEETINGS VIOLATIONS
N.C. OPFN MEETINGS LAW SHOULD INCLUDE PENALTIES
PANEL OKS MEETINGS MEASURE
MILLER ANGERED AT DELATED VOT? ON MEETINGS BILL
HOUSE OKS TOUGHER OPEN MEETINGS LAW
SCHOOL BOARD SETS CLOSED MEETING
STRONGER MEETINGS LAW WON'T DETER CANDIDATES
OPEN MEETINGS BILL MAY REMAIN BOTTLED IN PANEL
5 ON COUNCIL PANEL MEET IN PRIVATE: PRESS. CITY LAWYERS DISPUTE.
COUNCIL MEETING STIRS CONTROVERSY
GANG OF FIVE GOES SECRET
UNANNOUNCED PSO CHAT VIOLATEO MEETINGS LAW
COUNCIL TRADES SHOTS
MAYOR: LEAVE POWELL ALONE ON PUBLIC SAFETY
CLEMENT'S QUESTIONS CALLED POLITICAL MOVE
COMMISSIONERS. BONO SHOULD AH BEEF OPENLY
COUNTY MANAGER NOT IN TROUBLE 'AT THIS POINT' — HERON
MAYOR'S PLEA WELL-TIMED AS PSO RANCOR EXPLODES
COUNCIL SHOULD ABIOE BY ITS OWN GUIDELINES
INSIDE
•HAUGHTY' COUNCILMEN OFFER LAME EXCUSES
WHAT OID COUNCIL COVEY HIDE IN ITS NEST?
OPENNESS GREATEST SAFEGUARD TO PUBLIC
•EGREGIOUS 3' TOPS 'FINANCE 5'
WILL TODAY'S ISSUES OECIDE FALL ELECTIONS?
COUNCIL VOTE STRIKES SOUR NOTE
THREE SCIENCE SCHOOL ADMISSION APPEALS REJECTED
NO NOTICES SENT FOR HEARINGS TOARO CHAIRMAN SAYS WERE OPEN
NCSSM TRUSTEES SHOULO HAVE <HEO CASE OPENLY
SCIENCE-MATH SCHOOL ADMITS STJOENT AFTER APPEAL
SECRECY VEILS HUNT FOR UNC PRESIDENT
UNC SEARCH COMMITTEE SHUTS OOJR QUICKLY
RECOUNT SET ON CITY COUNCIL VOTE
PRESS AND INDIVIDUALS LOSE THE IR GUARANTEES
BURLINGTON COUNCIL MAY HAVE B'OKEN LAW
RAISE THE SHADES. OXFORO
OPFRA
SEE ALSO GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERETTAS
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. OPERA
DUKE 'MEDIUM' AN OPERATIC OMEN?
OPERA DEBUT BROADCAST
ANOTHER OURHAM FIRST
CARMEN A 'REAL HAPPENING'
WARD'S OPERA TO MAKE KOREAN DEBUT
OPERATION PLUE LIGHT
SEE ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO HEAOSTART
POVERTY AGENCY TO CELEBRATE 20 TH YEAR
ANTI-POVERTY GROUP IS SYMBOL OF HOPE
OPERATION ICE CREAM
OPERATION LAMB
FUND ORIVE UNDER WAY
OPERATION RALEIGH
BOROEN SELECTED FOR TRIP
STATE OFFICIALS VISIT LONOON
EXPEDITION GIVES YOUNG ADVENTURERS TOUGH CHALLENGES
OPERATION ROCK
VANCE MAN SENTENCED FOR SELLING STRIPED BASS
OPERATION SANTA
OPERATION SANTA HELPS BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS AT 3UTNER INSTITUTIONS
OPERATION SANTA CLAUS
OPFRATION SWITCH
SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
N.C.
OPHTHALMOLOGI STS
SEE ALSO PLIND
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. EYE CENTER
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. OPHTHALMOLOGY DEPT.
SEE ALSO EYE GLASSES
SEE ALSO EYES
SFE ALSO N.C. EYE AND HUMAN TISSUE BANK
SEE ALSO N.C. SOCIETY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
SEE ALSO VISION
EYE CENTER EYEO
TRIANGLE DOCTORS CONSIDERING PROCEDURE
STATE BUOGET PASSES — ALMOST
LEGISLATURE OKS STATE BUDGET BILLS
OPHTHALMOLOGY
SEE OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
OPTICAL DISK SYSTEM
KINGS MOUNTAIN PLANT
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS
AT MUSEUM OF ART ANO SCIENCE: WHAT YOU SEE DEPENDS ON YOU
OPT ICIANS
SEE ALSO EYE GLASSES
SEE ALSO OPTOMETRISTS
SEE ALSO VISION
BIFOCAL CONTACT LENSES HOLD PROMISE - FOR SOME
OPTIMIST CLUB OF DURHAM
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
OFFICERS INSTALLED
MAN OF YEAR
INSTANT REPLAY
CIVIC CLUB GIVES THANKS FOR TREE-SALE SUPPORT
OPTOMETRISTS
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3/22/15
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3/22/85
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4/20/95
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4/26/P5
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6/14/85
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6/15/35
8
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H 2
6/1 VIS
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6/19/85
8
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L40
H '
6/22/B5
C
1
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L40
H 2
6/27/35
0
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L40
H 3
6/29/85
C
1
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S 2
6/2VB5
A
4
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H 2
7/0Y/8S
8
1
N
H 2
7/19/35
A
1
N
S81
S 2
7/19/85
A
1
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M69
H 2
7/21/B5
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4
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7/22/»5
A
4
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7/23/B5
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S 2
7/23/B5
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7/23/85
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7/24/85
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7/24/85
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S 2
7/24/85
A
4
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7/25/85
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S 2
7/27/85
A
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H 2
7/29/85
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4
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H 2
7/30/85
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H 2
8/01/85
A
4
L
S 2
3/07/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/08/B5
A
4
L
S 2
8/08/P5
A
4
L
H 2
8/13/85
A
1
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H24
H 2
3/13/85
A
2
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W24
H 2
3/14/35
A
4
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H 2
8/21/85
A
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H 3
10/09/85
P
1
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B46
H 2
10/12/85
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H 2
11/07/85
A
1
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H 2
11/27/85
A
4
6
H 2
12/07/85
A
1
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H 2
12/10/85
A
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H 2
S 2
h 2
S 2
1/04/85 0 7 P F
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6/12/85 A 4 E
7/13/35 A 12 N
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2
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3/20/35
3/26/85
4/13/85
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9/19/85
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5/26/35
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12/13/35
12/29/85
8
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H 2 6/17/85 A 7 N «30
M 2 6/26/85 A 1 N 046
H 2 6/27/85 A 23 N
H 2 10/30/85 A 1(1 N
H 2 1/11/85 0 1 P F W66
H 2 6/30/85 B ION B30
3/11/35
9/27/85
10/03/85
10/18/85
12/28/85
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1/16/B6
SEE ALSO OPTICIANS
SEE ALSO VISION
DURHAM OPTOMETRIST FACES 2 CHARGES
STATE BUDGET PASSE S--ALMOST
LEGISLATURE OK S STATE BUDGET 'ILLS
ORAL CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
ORAL CANCER CHECKUPS AVAILABLE
ORANGE BOWL CLASSIC
HEELS REWRITE RECORD BOOKS t JOLT JASPERS
HEELS FEAST ON BROWN IN ORANG" BOWL FINALE
ORANGE BUILDERS INC.
CARRBORO BOARO DELAYS ACTION ON PROPOSAL FOR 15 APARTMENTS
ORANGE CONGRFGATIONS IN MISSION
CHURCH GROUP HAS THRIFT SHOP
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO MURDER. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
ORANGE GETS FOUR AWARDS FROM 1SSJCIATION OF COUNTIES
ORANGE COUNTY GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION
NEW COUNTY AROUND TWO TOWNS PROPOSED
IDEA OF A NEW COUNTY SHOULD BE SCRAPPED
ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS TO GET HELP FROM LIFELINE
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C BONO ISSUES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ISUTECHNOLOGIES SEEKS BONDS TO BUILD PLANT
GROUP TAKES NO ACTION ON BONO ISSUE
ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO 0
SEE ALSO 0
COMMISSI
TWO COUN
ORANGE B
NO PROPE
LUNSFORD
SESSION
COMMISSI
NON-COUN
SCHOOLS"
SHERIFF
SCHOOLS
SUPPORT
PROPOSED
TAX INCR
HERE'S H
BOARO RA
ORANGE B
SCHOOL B
ORANGE B
REZONING
INSURANC
, N.C, BUOGET
RANGE COUNTY, N.C, FI
RANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
ONERS BEGIN BUOGET CON
TY EMPLOYEES NAMED INT
UOGET WOULD HOLD LINE
RTY TAX HIKE IN BUOGET
CALLS COUNTY BUOGET •
SET ON COUNTY BUOGET
ONERS WANT EXPLANATION
TY AGENCIES AT BAT OUR
RECURRING NEEDS STILL
TELLS BOARD ANOTHER tl
PRESS CASE FOR MORE BJ
VOICEO FOR 3-CENT TAX
3-CENT TAX HIKE FAVOR
EASE OPPOSED
OW PROPOSED TAX RATES
ISES COUNTY, SCHOOL 01
OARO RAISES TAX RATES
OARO PASSES BUOGET
OARO OKS POLICY PROVn
APPROVED FOR SEDIMENT
E, TELEPHONES ON AGENO
NANCE DIRECTOR
COMMISSIONERS, BUDGET
SIDERAT IONS
ERIM DEPARTMENT HEADS
ON PROPERTY TAX
PROPOSAL
UNACCEPTABLE'
OF SCHOOL BUDGET
ING FIRST BUDGET HEARING
RECUR — KENNEDY
5.500 NEEDED IN BUDGET
OGET MONEY
TO AIO SCHOOLS
EO
WOULD AFFECT YOU
STRICT TAXES
ING ANNUAL MER IT RA ISES
PONOS
A IN ORANGE
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, BONO ISSUES
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, COURTS
SEE COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL OEVEL"PMENT
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, BOND ISSUES
3 CANDIDATES FILE IN ORANGE
ORANGE CO. CONSTITUENTS HEAR COLBY
2 CARRBORO CANDIDATES FIRST TO FILE
FOR ORANGE COUNTY VOTERS
LAWYER FILES TO RUN AGAINST HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR
CANOIOATE FIELD BROAO AS ORANGE FILING ENDS
LINEUP COMPLETED FOR ORANGE ELECTION RACES
VOTER REGISTRATION ENOS MONDAY
ORANGE SET TO VOTE IN 5 TOWN FLECTIONS
ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO C
BOARO CO
TWO COUN
COUNTY E
TIME TO
HIRING C
ORANGE B
NO PROPE
HILLSOOP
OPPONENT
ORANGE C
ORANGE 8
ORANGE H
ORANGE N
COUNTY R
. N.C, EMPLOYEES
ARRHURO, N.C, CITY EMPLOYEES
NSIOERS IMPROVED BENEFITS
TY EMPLOYEES NAMED INTERIM DEPARTMENT HEADS
MPLOYEES 00 SPRING CLEANING
RELAX
OALS FOR MINORITIES, WOMEN ARE SURPASSED IN ORANGE COUNTY
UOGET WOULD HOLO LINE ON PROPERTY TAX
RTY TAX HIKE IN BUOGET PROPOSAL
OUGH CUTS MORE FROM PROPOSED BUDGET
S CALL PROPOSED MASSAGE LAW HUMILIATING
OUNTY PURCHASING OIREZTOR OFFFRS RESIGNATION
OARD OKS POLICY PROVIDING ANNUAL MERIT RAISES
IRES PURCHASING DIRECTOR
AMES NEW PURCHASING DIRECTOR
AISES MANAGER'S PAY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, FEDERAL COMMUNITY OFVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
RENCHER STREET AREA TO BE TARGETEO F0» BLOCK GRANT
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, FINANCE DIRECTOR
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, 8J0GET
ORANGE COUNTY SEEKS NEW FINANCE DIRECTOR
TWO COUNTY EMPLOYEES NAMED INTERIM DEPARTMENT HEADS
COUNTY NAMES INTERIM DIRECTORS
INTERIM FINANCE DIRECTOR CHARGED WITH OWI
ORANGE OFFICIAL FACES OWI COUNT
INTERIM COUNTY FINANCE OIRECTOR FACES DWI CHARGE
BAKES IS OIRECTOR OF ORANGE FINANCES
SMITHFIELO MAN TO FILL COUNTY FINANCE POST
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C. GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMM.
COUNTY BOARO SCRAPS PROPOSAL FOR REZONING
COUNTY PANEL SUPPORTS 104-ACKE DEVELOPMENT
ORANGE DELEGATION TELLS STATE WELCOME MAT OUT FOR BUSINESS
WATER SHORTAGE COULD SINK PLANS FOR LARGE PROJECT
COOPERATION PUSHED FOR COUNTY, TOWN BOARDS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, HOLIOAYS
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DATE C PG L P BYL
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H
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2
2
12/28/95 0 1
12/20/85 C 1
N M7I
N M71
H
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3/26/85 B 1
N M90
H
2
2/09/85 A 4
L
H 2
S 2
7/26/85 A
7/26/85 C
10/09/95 B
10/15/85 A
12/16/85 A
H 3 12/04/85 B
5 2 12/04/85 A
1 N B81
9 N
H
3
1/30/85
C
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846
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3
3/09/85
B
N
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2
5/27/85
C
N
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2
5/27/85
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N
H
3
5/28/85
C
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H
1
5/29/85
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H
3
5/30/85
B
N
°46
H
3
6/05/85
B
N
846
H
J
6/06/85
B
N
946
H
3
6/07/85
8
N
846
H
3
6/19/85
C
N
846
H
3
6/26/85
C
N
346
s
2
6/26/85
A <
N
H
3
7/07/85
C
N
B46
H
3
7/03/85
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N
B46
H
3
7/04/85
B
N
"46
S
2
7/04/85
C '
N
H
3
9/07/85
B
N
H90
H
2
8/09/85
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H
3
10/16/B5
B
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846
H
2
11/29/85
A I'
I N
B46
s
2
1/07/85
C
1
N
s
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8/26/85
A
8
N
H
3
8/31/85
c
I
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881
H
2
9/09/85
A
A
E
H
3
9/20/85
B
1
N
X96
s
2
9/20/85
A
3
N
X43
H
3
9/21/85
B
1
N
X43
H
3
10/04/85
B
1
N
S
2
11/04/85
A
&
N
881
H
3
1/23/85
B
1
N
846
H
3
3/09/95
B
1
N
H
3
4/19/85
B
1
P N
846
S
I
4/19/85
C
I
P P
T37
s
2
5/09/85
A
8
N
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2
5/27/85
c
1
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846
5
2
5/27/85
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9
N
H
3
5/31/95
B
I
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946
H
3
6/19/85
B
I
N
846
s
2
7/U/95
A
3
N
H
2
8/08/95
c
9
N
846
H
2
9/26/85
A
13
N
S
2
9/26/85
A
3
N
H
3
11/21/85
B
1
N
S
2
3/21/85
A
15
N
s
2
2/20/85
A
7
N
H
3
3/09/95
B
1
N
S
2
3/09/85
A
LI
N
s
2
3/11/85
c
1
N
846
s
I
3/12/85
c
1
N
H
3
3/12/95
c
1
N
846
s
2
4/01/85
A
5
N
B46
H
3
4/02/85
B
1
N
H 3 1/09/B5 C
H 3 3/15/85 B
H 3 9/10/85 C
H 3 11/26/85 C
H 3 12/12/85 B
1 N
1 N
1 N B46
1 N B46
1 N B46
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
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SUBJECTS
PAGE r,?2
1/14/86
P D
OATS
C PG I P 8VL
ORANGE OFFICES TO CLOSE
OFFICES TAKING MQNOAY HOLIDAY
HOLIDAr SHUTS ORANGE OFFICES
HOLIDAYS TO CLOSE ORANGE OFFICES
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. HOUSING
TIGHTER REGULATIONS SOUGHT ON MOBILE-HOME SITES
77-ACRE TRACT DONATED FOR HOUSES FOR NEEDY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., G'OWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMfcNT COMM.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES C POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING
CONE MILLS" ENO PLANT EYED FO* FILMMAKING POTENTIAL
COUNTY PANEL SUPPORTS 104-ACRE DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT PANEL IN ORANGE USES "QUIET APPROACH'
RF20NING REQUESTS GENERATE OIVERSE VIEWS AT COUNTY HEARING
ENO COTTON MILL MILL 9E CONVERTED
TAX INCREASE OPPOSED
ORANGE DELEGATION TELLS STATE WELCOME MAT OUT FOR BUSINESS
ORANGE INDUSTRIAL PARK PUNNED: 110-ACRE SITE NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
1ST ORANGE OFFICE-INDUSTRIAL PARK PLANNEO IN HILLSBOROUGH
ISOTECHNOLOGIES SEEKS BONDS TO BUILD PLANT
AGENCY FAVORS FIRM'S REOUEST FOR U.S. BONDS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LAND USE
SEE ALSO LAND USE
COUNTY BOARD SCRAPS PROPOSAL = OR REZONING
RE20NING REDUESTS GENERATE OIVERSE VIEwS AT COUNTY HEARING
DISCUSS PROPOSED HOMES: COUNCIL, COUNTY HOLD JOINT SESSION
COMMISSIONERS PASS MASSAGE ORDINANCE
TOWNS, COUNTY SET LANO-USE FO* UM
DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL GETS COOL RECEPTION
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., LEGISLATORS
MORE AREA LEGISLATORS GET COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
LEGISLATIVE OUANOARY - FREE B'EAKFAST OR EXTRA SLEEP
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., OFFICE PARK
ORANGE INDUSTRIAL PARK PLANNED: 110-ACRE SITE NEAR HILLSBOROUGH
1ST ORANGE OFFICE-INDUSTRIAL 'ARK PLANNED IN HILLSBOROUGH
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. ORDINANCES
COMMISSIONERS PASS MASSAGE ORDINANCE
ORANGE CDUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
TAX HIKE HITS SOME COMM I SS ION= RS HARDER THAN OTHERS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
ORANGE BUDGET WOULD HOLO LINE ON PROPERTY TAX
NO PROPERTY TAX HIKE IN BUOCET PROPOSAL
WILLHOIT CALLS FOR 3-CENT TAX FOR SCHOOLS
ORANGE BUDGET IN FLUX
HERE'S HOW PROPOSED TAX RATES WOULO AFFECT YOU
BOARO RAISES COUNTY, SCHOOL OISTRICT TAXES
ORANGE BOARO RAISES TAX RATES
TAX HIKE HITS SOME COMMISSIONERS HAROER THAN OTHERS
S 2 4/03/95 A 3
H 3 4/05/95 B I
S 2 11/25/95 A 9
S 2 12/21/85 A I
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE RESTAURANTS,
i RESTAURANTS
ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ROADS
ROADS PLAN OK"0 BUT SOME CHARGE BLACKS LEFT IN DUST
ORANGE COUNTY. N.C TAX RATE
NON-COUNTY AGENCIES AT BAT DLFUNG FIRST BUDGET HEARING
SCHOOLS" RECURRING NEEDS STILL RECUR--KENNEOY
PROPOSED 3-CENT Tax HIKE FAVO'EO
HERE'S HOW PROPOSED TAX RATES WOULD AFFFCT YOU
BOARO RAISES COUNTY, SCHOOL OISTRICT TAXES
ORANGE BOARO RAISES TAX RATES
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PEOUEST =IRE DISTRICT VOTE
WILLHOIT MAY PROPOSE REAL ESTATE SALES TAX
VOTE SET MAY 7 ON WHITE CROSS FIRE TAX LEVY
SUPPORT VOICEO FOR 3-CENT TAX TO AID SCHOOLS
PROPOSED 3-CENT TAX HIKE FAVO'ED
TAX INCREASE OPPOSED
HERE'S HOW PROPOSEO TAX RATES WOULO AFFECT YOU
BOARO RAISES COUNTY, SCHOOL OISTRICT TAXES
ORANGE BOARD RAISES TAX RATES
SCHOOL BOARO GIVES BUOGET F I NS L APPROVAL
REZONING APPROVEO FOR SEOIMFNT PONDS
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO VOTER REGISTRATION
VOTER REGISTRATION ENDS MONDAY
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C WATER AND SE
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. w
SEE ALSO ORANGE WATER AND SEWE
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, ORANGE
35 OF 179 OWNERS SIGN FOR fcF
35 AG'EE TO USE SEwER SERVIC
179 EXPECTED TO SIGN FOP EFL
COUNTY TO GET ARTS COMMISSIO
WATER OFFICIALS TO TOUR DAM
COMMITMENTS NEARING OUOTA FO
SEwER LINE NEEDS 14 MORE CUS
SEwER SIGN-UPS SURP»SS OUOTA
SEWER LINE TO BE PUILT
COMMISSIONERS GIVE FINAL OK
TOWN »OARO APPROVES SEWER LI
RATE hike OISCUSSEO BY OWASA
TOWN APPROVES SEwER LINE-LIN
DEGPAFFENREIOT QUITS WATER A
SEwER LINE TO EFLANO HITS SN
FIRE CHIEF SAYS WATER LACK A
SCHOOLS" WATER SUPPLY TOO LO
LEGAL, FINANCIAL OUSSTIONS P
BOARDS" TALKS LFAVE SEWER IS
HILLSPOROUGH TO TREAT SEWAGE
HILLSBOROUGH BOARO AGREES TO
FARM'S SLUOGE USE PROMPTS RE
PROPOSED BUILDING'S COST UP
BOARO TAKES 4-0 STEP TOWARD
HILLSBOROUGH, ORANGE CLOSER
W=R LINES
ATER AND SEWER LINES
R AUTHORITY
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SJE UNSETTLEO
EFLAND SEwER LINE TCPMS
SI DENTS' COMPLAINTS TO "CARO
1200,000, OWASA BOARO TOLD
EcLANO SEWER LINE
TD SEWER PACT
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9/29/95 CI N 191
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6/10/85
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7/02/85
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10/24/95
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12/04/85
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12/07/85
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1/09/R5
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5/29/85
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10/01/85
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0°ANGE COUNTY. HILLSBOROUGH NEAR AGREEMENT ON SEWFR LINE
SEWAGE TREATMENT WOES SLOW HILLSBOROUGH DEVELOPMENT
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP GETS NO SLUOSE RELIEF PROM COUNTY
AGENCY TO BUY WATER
SEWER ASSESSMENTS DRAW PIRE
TOWN BOARD OKS SEWER AGREEMENT
WORK ON WATER LINE MAY BE OELAYFD
SPRING CONSTRUCTION EXPECTEO ON EFLANO SEWER LINE PROJECT
MAYOR SEEKS ACTION ON FLOODING PROBLEM
REZONING APPRQVEO FOR SEDIMENT PONOS
ROAO WORK CUTS WATER SERVICE
WATER LINE CUT
ORANGE COU'ITY, N.C.. WATER AND SEWER RATES
RATE HIKE OISCUSSED BY OWASA
BOARD TAKES 4-0 STEP TOWARD E'LAND SEWER LINE
WATER. SEWER CUSTOMERS SKIP RATFS HEARING
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.. WATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO OROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL t. CARRBORO
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER CONSERVATION
RAIN PUTS OFF REQUEST FOR WATER CONSERVATION
VOLUNTARY WATER CONSERVATION MAY BE ASKEO
RESIOENTS MAY BE ASKEO TO VOLJNTARILY RESTRICT WATER USE
VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION: WASH LESS
WATER CONSERVATION ALERT LIKELY TODAY
OWASA ASKS FOR VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION
RESIDENTS OF ORANGE ASKED TO SAVE WATER
WATER CONSUMPTION UP SLIGHTLY
LAKE LEVEL GAINS; WATSRLINE FLUSHED
RAIN, CONSERVATION PUSH LAKE LEVEL UP
CANE CREEK PUMPING STATION MAY BE FINISHED THIS MONTH
PRUPOSED WATER ORDINANCE ON COUNTY BOARO'S AGENOA
WATER OROINANCE APPROVED
UNIVERSITY LAKE ABOVE FULL LEVEL
DECISION EXPECTED SOON ON CANCELING WATER ALERT
WATER SHORTAGE EASED
OWASA PAT ON CONSERVATION ALTHOUGH UNIVERSITY LAKE FULL
OWASA RESCINOS VOLUNTARY WATER ALERT
CARRBORO, ORANGE MAY END WATE» ALERT
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., WATER RESOURCES
WORK ON WATER LINE MAY BE OELAYEO
COMMISSIONERS TOLO WATER SUPPLY IN NORTH WANING
WATER SHORTAGE COULD SINK PLANS FOR LARGE PROJECT
COOPERATION PUSHED FOR COUNTY, TOWN BOARDS
RAISING RESERVOIR DAMS SUGGESTED AS WATFR SOLUTION
ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
COUNTY BOARD SCRAPS PROPOSAL FOR REZONING
TIGHTER REGULATIONS SOUGHT ON MOBILE-HOME SITES
REZONING REQUESTS GENERATE OIVERSE VIEWS AT COUNTY HEARING
TAX INCREASE OPPOSED
ADAM C EVE LEAVING ORANGE
FIRM MOVING TO ALAMANCE
COMPANY'S MOVING PLAN STIRS DCBATES IN ORANGE. ALAMANCE
COMMISSIONERS PASS MASSAGE OROINANCE
CUTOFF OF PUBLIC COMMENT DRAWS SPARKS AT COUNTY BOARD MEETING
ADAM AND EVE FIRM TO REMAIN IN ORANGE
DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL GETS COOL RECEPTION
ORANGE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AGENCY
SEWING EXCHANGE HELPS SHARPEN SEWING SKILLS
ORANGE COUNTY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY AND SHELTER
SEE ALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
FOR ANIMAL WORKERS. A SHOT TODAY KEEPS RABIES AWAY
LOST DOG TALES HAVE 2 ENDINGS
ORANGE COUNTY ARTS COMMISSION
COUNTY TO GET ARTS COMMISSION
ORANGE COUNTY ATTORNEY
FULL-TIME LAWYER URGEO FOR COJNTY
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP GETS NO SLUDS E RELIEF FROM COUNTY
BOARO RULES COMMISSIONERS CAN'T REGULATE SLUDGE DISPOSAL
CORRECTION
ORANGE COUNTY BOARO
35 OF 179 OWNE
COUNTY BOARO S
35 AGREE TO US
179 EXPECTED T
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N N U A L INDEX II
1/ni/as - 12/31/15
HILLS80"0UGH, ORANGE CLOSER T?
COMMISSIONERS SET 6 BUDGET SES
ORANGE COUNTY, HILLSBOROUGH N:
OTSCUSS PROPOSED HOMES: COUNCI
ORANGE COMMISSIONER ELECTED T'
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP GETS NO SLUDS
BOARO RULES COMMISSIONERS CAN'
OPPONENTS CALL PROPOSED MASSAO.
SUPPORT VOICED FOR 3-CENT TAX
PROPOSED 3-CENT TAX HIKE FAVO°
BOARD RAISES COUNTY. SCHOOL 01
ORANGE BOARD RAISES TAX RATES
COUNTY LOSES 4TH DEPARTMENT H=
SCHOOL PUARO GIVES BUDGET FINA
OWASA ASKS FOR VOLUNTARY CONS?
COMPANY'S MOVING PLAN STIRS Or
ROADS PLAN OK'O BUT SOME CHAR:
PROPUSEP MASSAGE ORDINANCE TO
CHEEKS TOWNSHIP HATER TRSATMEN
SPRING CONSTRUCTION EXPECTED 0
TOWN PLANS TANK SURVEY
ORANGE TO GET 3 OEPUTIES. 2 P«
COMMISSIONERS PASS MASSAGE ORD
CUTOFF OF PUBLIC COMMENT DRAWS
COUNTY. CITY OFFICIALS GET PE3
REZONING APPROVED FOR SEDIMENT
COMMISSIONERS TO USE 10-PAGE c
COMMISSIONERS DISPUTE ACTION 0
PROCEDURE REMAINS UNCERTAIN F3
PANELS NAMED FOR SCHOOL-MERGE'
ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AL
COMMISSIONERS OK CHANDLER'S GR
COUNTY MANAGER STAYS — WITHOUT
COMMISSIONERS TOLO WATER SUPPL
COUNTY RAISES MANAGER'S PAY
WATER SHORTAGE COULD SINK PLAN
INSURANCE. TELEPHONES ON AGENO
WILLHOIT NAMED CHAIRMAN OF ORA
DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL GETS COOL
BOAROS TO DEVELOP PLANNING PRI
COOPERATION PUSHED FOR COUNTY.
CARRBORO JOINS CHAPEL HILL. CO
RAISING RESERVOIR OAMS SUGGEST
ORANGE-CHATHAM BORDER EXAMINED
SEWEP PACT
SIONS
AR AGREEMENT ON SEWER LINE
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T REGULATE SLUDGE DISPOSAL
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N EVALUATION
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A IN ORANGE
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ORITY LIST
TOWN BOARDS
UNTY PLANNERS
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HEARS RE
IT CALLS
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COUNTY, N.C.. BJ
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PPROVAL SOUGHT 0
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WORK SESSIONS A'
ALTER BUDGET SES
WANT EXPLANATION
NCIES AT PAT DU=
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COMMENDATIONS FT
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ASSES BUDGET
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S. BUOGET
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R RENOVATIONS TO ORANGE HIGH
FOR SCHOOLS
WOULD AFFECT YOU
STRICT TAXES
RS HARDER THAN OTHERS
GET-CUTTING
GET-CUTTING
ING ANNUAL MERIT RAISES
ORANGE COUNTY BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS. COMMITTEES
AMID ACRIMONY, WILLHOIT ELECTED BOARO CHAIRMAN
ORANGE COUNTY BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS. SWEARING-IN CEREMONY
AMIO ACRIMONY. WILLHOIT ELECTED BOARO CHAIRMAN
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EOUCATION
SCHOOL BOARO MEMBERS ARGUE OVE
MEETING SCHEDULED ON MERGER
SCHOOL BOARD POSTPONES DECISIS
ANTI-PREGNANCY EFFORT SCORES I
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO ACCEPTS ME
BOUNCEO CHECK CHARGE EXPLAINED
THREE BOAROS DISCUSS SCHOOL M=
NO! COUNTY SCHOOLS VOTE AGAINS
SCHOUL MERGER STUOY REQUESTED
SCHOOL BOARD LEERY OF JOINT RD
BUOGET PROPOSAL INCLUDES PAY >
JOINT ROOFING CONTRACT NIXED
SCHOOL BUARO FORESEES FLAP OVf
BOARD'S ACTION ON BANO STRIKES
BOAPD SEEKS BIOS FROM LAWYERS
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO ASK EXE
SCHOOL BOARD KICKS OFF SOCCER
PAOOLING BRINGS REPRIMANO
SCHOOL BOARO CHAIRMAN FACES TA
IBM GIVES (2.000 TO COUNTY SCH
EDUCATORS GROUP WANTS PADDLING
SCHOOL BUOGET SHOULD BE TOP P°
SCHOOL BOARO TO VOTE ON LAW FI
EFLANO-CHEEKS. CENTRAL INCLUOF
DECISION DUE ON SCHOOL LAW F[!
BOARD HEARS RECOMMENDATIONS FO
OPANGE SCHOOLS HIRE LOCAL LAW
BOARO OF EDUCATION HIRES LAW F
BOARO AGREES ON MORE SPACE IN
HAITHCOCK PAYS JUDGMENT TO ST«
HAITHCOCK PAYS 5264.02 DEBT; J
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARO STARTS BUD
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SCHOOL BOARO STANOS BY REPRIMA
SPRING CONSTRUCTION EXPECTED 0
•moment OF SILENCE' FAVORED
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STUOENTS TO BEGIN MOMENTS OF S
URANGE HIGH PLANS ARE EXPANDE1
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD RESCHEDULE
AMID ACRIMONY. WILLHOIT ELECTE
PAY ATHLETIC OIRECTOR MORE, BO
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ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUOGET
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY MORE COUNTY MONEY NEEDED
ORANGE BUDGET WORK SESSIONS A'. E CHANGEO
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARO BEGINS BUDGET-CUTTING
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD STARTS BUOGET-CUT TING
SCHOOL BUARO PASSES BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY BOARO OF EOUCATION. ELECTIONS
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SUBJECT
BOARD AGREES ON MORE SPACE IN SCHOOL LIBRARY
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., UTTER REGISTRATION
FOR OPANGE COUNTY VOTERS
ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
SEE ALSO CLERKS OF COURT, N.C.
SEE ALSO COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY
EIGHT CONSIDERED FOR CLERK'S JOB
3 LAWYERS AOOEO TO CANDIDATE LIST FOR COURT CLERK
CARRBORO LAWYER PICKED FOR CLERK'S JOB
ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSION FOR WOMEN
APARTMENT OEVELOPERS TOLO TO ;
SPRING CONSTRUCTION EXPECTED 3
EDRAW PLAN
N EFLANO SEWER LINE PROJECT
ORANGE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL UNIT
INMATE KITCHEN HELPER ESCAPES
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
OEHOCRATS MEET TOOAY
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATI
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATI
LUCAS, REEVE WIN PARTY LEADERS
ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. OF HOUSING AND
HOUSING HEAD NAMED
COUNTY NAMES COMMUNITY DEVELOP
ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVI
FOOD TO BE GIVEN TO POOR ON Ft
FOOD STAMP RECIPIENTS TO GET ;
ORANGE COUNTY DEPT. ON AGING
SEE ALSO AGING
SEE ALSO SILVER SAVERS' PASSPORT
SILVER SAVERS' PASSPORTS TO BE
CENTERS MAKE LIFE FULFILLING I
FROM CORRECTIONAL UNIT
C EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
C PARTY
HIP IN DURHAM, ORANGE
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
MENT DIRECTOR
CES
B. 9
AROS FOR SURPLUS FOOO
OFFERED
OR SENIORS
ORANGE COUNTY OISTRICT ATTORNEY (ALSO DA FOR CHATHAM COUNTYI
CHEERS FOR NO. 1
FOX HOPES OTHERS GET SIMILAR Ct-
ATTENTION SURPRISES NEW DISTRIC
ASSISTANT DA IS SWORN IN
COURTROOM WORK GIVES ORANGE DA
DEATH-PENALTY DEAL REPORTED 1M
:ha,mce
ict attorney
MOST SATISFACTION
KIDNAPPING
ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMM.
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
CCB OFFICIAL TO HEAD PANEL
COUNTY PANEL SUPPORTS 104-ACRF DEVELOPMENT
BOARO OKS 13,758 FOR EOC
HILLSBOROUGH VOTES MONEY FO» HOARD
DEVELOPMENT PANEL IN ORANGE USES 'QUIET APPROACH'
ORANGE DELEGATION TELLS STATE WELCOME MAT OUT FOR BUSINESS
ORANGE COUNTY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR TO SPEAK
ORANGE COUNTY FISHING RODEO
SEE ALSO FISHING
ORANG COUNTY FISHING RODEO PLANNEO
ORANGE COUNTY GRAND JURY
SEE ALSO COURTS, ORANGE COUNTY
GRAND JURY INDICTS WRIGHT
3 MEN INOICTED FOR MURDER IN 3 ORANGE COUNTY SLAYINGS
ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
SANITARIAN WUN'T EAT IN RESTAURANT WITHOUT GRADE A
PREGNANCY RATE STABLE IN HIGH SCHOOLS BY 'UNACCEPTABLE'
RAINFALL IS NEIGHBOR'S PROBLEM, TOO
DOGS ANO CATS TO BE VACCINATED
OOG, CAT VACCINE CLINICS TOMORROW
ORANGE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES I POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ISOTECHNOLOGIES SEEKS BONDS TJ BUILD PLANT
GROUP TAKES NO ACTION ON BONO ISSUE
ORANGE GIVES PRELIMINARY OK IT FIRM'S BONO REQUEST
AGENCY FAVORS FIRM'S REQUEST FOR U.S. BONOS
ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
OCI SEEKS FASTER PLAY WITH FORMAT ALTERATION
OCI WILL CROWN NEW CHAMPION NEXT WEEKEND
FINLEY'S FACELIFT HAS CHANGED COURSE OF OCI TOURNAMENT
STEELMAN, PHILLIPS LEAD UC I
SHOE-SIGNING BY JOROAN
SULLIVAN'S BACKYARD PLAY LEAVES HIM FRONT-RUNNER
JORDAN COMPETITIVE ON LINKS, TOO
SULLIVAN STICKS IT TO OCI F I EL 0
OCI CHAMP
ORANGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
WRESTLING WITH SUCCESS
CARY ROMPS TO CHAMPIONSHIP IN ORANGE WRESTLING INVITATIONAL
ORANGE COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
OVERCROWOING IN ORANGE JAIL GETTING WORSE
USE OF SHACKLES INCREASING IN ORANGE COUNTY COURTS
FISHER TRANSFER SCHEOULED
WRIGHT OUIETLY AWAITING TRIAL
ORANGE COUNTY JUNIOR OAIRY SHOW
SEE ALSO DAIRY FARMERS, N.C.
ORANGE DAIRY SHOW WINNERS NAMED
ORANGE COUNTY LANDFILL
LANDFILL SEARCH RESUMES
OFFICERS SEARCH ORANGE LANDFILL
ORANGE COUNTY MANAGER
NEW ASSISTANT ORANGE COUNTY MANAGER IS NAMED
HOUSING DIRECTOR BECUMES ASSISTANT TO COUNTY MANAGE"
COMMISSIONERS TO USE 10-PAGE FORM TO JUDGE COUNTY MANAGER
COMMISSIONERS OISPUTE ACTION ON EVALUATION
PROCEDURE REMAINS UNCERTAIN FHR ORANGE MANAGER'S REVIEW
COUNTY MANAGER S T AYS — W I THOU T PAY RAISE
COUNTY RAISES MANAGER'S PAY
WILLHOIT NAMED CHAIRMAN OF ORANGE COMMISSION
ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARO
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SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C.. ZONING
SEE ALSO HILLSanROUCH, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., ZONING
SEE ALSO ORANGE/CHAPEL H I LL/C AR* BORO PLANNING AREA
COUNTY BOARD SCRAPS PROPOSAL = OR REZONING
MOBILE HOME PROPOSAL IS OPPOSFO
MDBILF home park appoSEn
DISCUSS PROPOSEO HOMES: COUNCIL? COUNTY HOLD JOINT SESSION
CONSTRUCTION ON INDIAN DIG SI'E IS BARRED
HEARING ON SCOTSwOOD SET MONDAY BY CQMH I SS I nNERS
DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL GETS COOL RECEPTION
BOAPOS TO OEVELOP PLANNING PRIORITY LIST
ORANGE COUNTY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATORS
SEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATION
ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
UICKENS TO BE SEMINAR TOPIC
LIBRARY PLANNING SCAVENGER HUNT
ORANGE COUNTY LIBRARY SETS ANNUAL BOOK SALE
ORANGE LIBRARY TO CLOSE
ORANGE COUNTY RECREATION OEPT.
RECREATION DIRECTOR LEAVING
TWO COUNTY EMPLOYEES NAMED INTERIM OEPAPTMENT HfAOS
COUNTY NAMES INTERIM DIRECTORS
NASHVILLE TRIP SET
BLACK GETS JOP AS PARKS DIRECTOR
RECREATION CHIEF TAKES METHODICAL APPROACH
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS
LAWYER CONFIOENT HILLSBOROUGH OWNS 19TH-CENTURY CEMETERY
ORANCE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, ORANGE COJNTY
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL
WILLHOIT TO PROPUSE PANEL FOR SCHOOL ME'GER STIJOY
COUNTY SCHOOL BCARO ACCEPTS MERGER MEET
SCHOOL MERGER TALKS IMPORTANT TO WATCH
FIRE CHIEF SAYS WATER LACK A PERIL TO SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS* WATER SUPPLY TOO LOW, FIREMAN WARNS
BOARO UF EDUCATIUN HIRES LAW = IRM FOR SCHOOL SYSTEM
PANEL BEGINS WORK TOWARD STUDY ON MERGING SCHOOLS
SILENT MOMENTS IN SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN SE°T. 30
STUDENTS TO BEGIN MOMENTS OF SILENCE
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, COMPETENCY TESTS
ORANGE STUOENTS SCORE ABOVE NATIONAL, BELOW STATE NORM IN STANDARDIZED
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS, ATTENDANCE
SCHOOL DROPOUTS: ONE OF EVERY NINE STUDENTS OUIT ORANGE HIGH IN '93-84
ATTENDANCE PLAN WORKS
HOME DAY CARE TOPIC OF MEETING
ORANGE COUN
SEE ALSO
SUBSTI
COMMIS
COUNTY
SCHOOL
BUOGET
SCHOOL
ORANGE
LUNSFO
COMMIS
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
WILLHO
SUPPOR
PROPJS
TAX IN
ORANGE
SCHOOL
TY SCHOOLS, BUOGET
ORANGE COUNTY BOA
TUTE TEACHERS TO R
SIONERS TO STUDY N
SCHOOLS SET 4 DAY
OFFICIALS SAY MOR
PROPOSAL INCLUOES
BOARD FORESEES FL
BUDGET WOULD HOLD
RO CALLS COUNTY BU
SIONERS WANT EXPLA
BUDGET SHOULD RE
S' RECURRING NEEDS
IT CALLS FOR 3-CEN
T VOICED FOR 3-CEN
EO 3-CENT TAX HIKE
CREASE OPPOSED
BUOGET IN FLUX
BOARO PASSES BUDG
RD OF EDUCATION, BUDGET
ECEIVF HIGHER PAY
EEDS
S FOR MAKE-UP: THREE EXCUSED
E COUNTY MONEY NEEDED
PAY RAISES
AP OVER SALARY PLAN
LINE ON PROPcRTY TAX
DGET 'UNACCEPTABLE'
NATIOV OF SCHOOL BUOGET
TOP PRIORITY — HAITHCOCK
STILL RECUR KENNEDY
T TAX FOR SCHOOLS
T TAX TO AID SCHOOLS
FAVO". EO
orange county schools, buses
school bus drivers lauded
orange county schools, calendar ant schedules
orange county students get holioay on tuesoay
school board postpones decisi3n on sidw days
county schools set 4 days for make-up: three excused
calendar set for county schools
schools open monday in county
heat closes orange, chatham schools
county schools closed
orange county schools, closing
when schools close, parents in a pino
first winter snow blows into 3urham
orange county schools, competency tests
see also orange county schools, annual testing program
county stuoents test near ave'age
"range county schools, construction
lunsford calls county buoget 'unacceptable'
willhoit calls for 3-cent tax for schools
support voiced for 3-cent tax to aid schools
proposeo 3-cent tax hike favo'eo
boaro agrees on more space in school library
orange high plans are expanded
orange county schools, discipline
see also schools, n.c., discipline
oecision oue on school law f|i<
school board stands by reprim'.no of teacher in paodling
corporal punishment to continue in county
orange county schools, dropouts
opopout rate doubles among seniors
school dropouts: one of every nine students ouit orange high in '83-84
home day care topic of meeting
orange county schools, employees
school board foresees flap ovc r salary plan
county school boaro to ask ex=mption from payroll system
lunsford calls county budget 'unacceptable'
orange county schools, enrollment
schful 'uneventful' in orange county
summer vacation gone or dwindling for area stuofnts
orange schools request z teachers
orange county schools, foundation
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0"ANGE EDUCATION FOUNDATION M»KES FIRST GRANTS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. GRANTS
ORANGE EOUCATION FOUNDATION MAKES FIRST GRANTS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. KINDERGARTEN
PRE-REGISTRATION TIME NEARS FIR SCHOOL TOTS
SCREENING TESTS SET FOR CHILO'EN ENTERING ORANGE KINDERGARTENS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. RED I STRI CT IN G
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CABRBORO SCHOOLS.
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ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. RELIGION
•MOMENT OF SILENCE' FAVOREO
STUDENTS DISCUSS FOMENT OF SILENCE
WHAT WE THINK: ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL OUESTTON
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
LUNSFORD CALLS COUNTY BUDGET 'UNACCEPTABLE'
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
ORANGE BOARD RAISES TAX RATES
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. TEACHERS
TEACHERS LEARN MERIT-PAY DETAILS
MERIT PAY OISCUSSEO IN OR«NGE COUNTY
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS TO RECEIVE HIGHER PAY
TEACHER LOSES ON BUS SUIT
COUNTY SCHOOLS SET 4 OAYS FOR MAKE-UP; THREE EXCUSEO
ORANGE HELPS PULL MERIT-PAY PLAN TOGETHER
PADDLING BRINGS REPRIMANO
TEACHER OUE SUPPURT
REPRIMANO WAS WRONG
EDUCATORS GROUP WANTS PAODLINO REPRIMAND REMOVED
BERNHOLZ NAMED COUNTY'S 1985 TEACHER OF THE YEAR
ORANGE EDUCATION FOUNDATION MAKES FIRST GRANTS
KINONESS NEEDED KEY FOR SCHOOL DISCIPLINE MANUAL'S AUTHOR SAYS
ORANGE SCHOOLS REOUEST 2 TEACHERS
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS. TRANSFERS
REOUESTS FOR SCHOOL TRANSFERS DUE JULY 15
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BARBECUE APPRECIATED
ORANGE CO. SHERIFF'S OEPT., BUDGET
SHERIFF TELLS BOARO ANOTHER U5.500 NEEDED IN BUDGET
ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY
SPEEDWAY OWNER LIKES ACTION IN THE FAST AND NARROW LANES
RACING RESUMES SATUROAY AT ORANGE SPEEDWAY
SHEPPARO. HILL WIN TWIN 75S AT DCS
ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY: SOME GO TO FULFILL DREAMS: OTHERS. JUST
SAM ARO'S ORIVING CAREER NEARS END
HILL. 3LANKENSHIP CLAIM FEATURED RACES AT DCS
SPORTSMAN LINEUP SET AT ORANG=
PEARSON'S GAMBLE PAYS WITH SPTRTSMAN VICTORY
DURHAM DRIVER GETS 1ST OCS WIN
BEGGARLY TAKES ELMO OIXON 250
SPORTSMAN SERIES RETURNS FOR 150-LAP OCS FEATURE
INGRAM EOGES PEARSON IN SPORTSMAN'S RACE
INGRAM WINS AT OCI
BEGGARLY CLAIMS FINALE AT OCS
ORANGE COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C TAXES
THE KING IS DEAO, BUT A LLOYD STILL COLLECTS THE TAXES
ORANGE COUNTY WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
SEE ORANGE WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER
SEE WOMEN'S CENTER
ORANGE FACTORY
READY AND WAITING
BRIDGE OPENS
ORANGE FACTORY ROAn
CITY PANEL TO CONSIDEP SECOND LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR BRIDGE
CITY STAFFER URGES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF RESERVOIR
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TPEvauRN OEVELOPERS MAP OUT ROAD PLANS
PLANNERS GET LOOK AT TREYBURN PLAN
ORANGE G«OvE, N.C.
pardon them, pastor, for they're off to the fir?
orange gruve baptist church
day-care expansion ok ' 0
orange grove fir? co.
pardon them, pastor, for they're off to the fire
orange high school
see also orange county schools
0»opuut rate doubles among seniors
teacher loses on "ias suit
th£ play's the thing
school dropouts: one of every ninf students suit orange high in '83-84
attendance plan works
pregnancy rate stable in high schools ey • unaccfp table '
board's action on band strikes sjur notf with some
lunsforo calls county budget • unaccfp ta»l e •
year culminates with publication of 'images'
30ar0 hears recommendations for renovations to orange high
willhoit calls fur 3-cent tax for schools
board agrees on morf space in school library
orange education foundation makes first grants
attendance policy cited for decline in oropnut rate
school boaro passes budget
silent moments in schools will begin sept. 30
writing relevant essays
what we think: orange high school ouestion
orange high plans are expandeo
insurance, telephones on agenoa in orange
amid ACRIMONY, WILLHOIT ELECTSO BOARO CHAIRMAN
PAY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MORE, BOARO ASKED
ORANGE HIGH TEACHER HELPS 'SANTA CLAUS' FILL UP HIS BAG
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, GRAOUATION
ORANGE HIGH GRAOUATION
GRADUATION TOMORROW
ORANGE GRAOUATION TOMORROW
GRAOUATION DAY: A GRAND NIGHT AT ORANGE HIGH
297 STUOENTS GET DIPLOMAS AT ORANGE HIGH GRAOUATION
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, HOUSE PROJECT
VOCATIONAL CLASS BUILDS 19TH HOUSE
EFLAND-CHEEKS, CENTRAL INCLUDED: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROGRAMS EXPANDEO
810 OK'O ON HOUSE BUILT BY STJDENTS
STUOENTS' PROJECT SOLD FOR 163,000
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCIPAL
ORANGE HIGH'S PRINCIPAL NOMINA TEO FOR TOP HONOR
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL BANO
BOARD'S ACTION ON BANO STRIKES SOUR NOTE WITH SOME
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASEBALL
CHAPEL HILL HANDS ORANGE FIRST LOSS
ORANGE DOMINATES M[D-STATE BALLOTING
RAIN POSTPONES ORANGE PANTHERS' BASEBALL PLAYOFF Game A THIRD TIME
ORANGE POSTPONED AGAIN
ORANGE ROLLS ON DRY LAND
NO-HITTFR, BIZARRE ERROR SEND PANThFRS PACKING
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL S»ORTS, BASKETBALL
ENGLISH REMAINS RIGHT FOR ORANGE
ORANbE, CUMMINGS BATTLE IN KEY MID-STATE 3-A GA"E
ORANGE NIPS CUMMINGS
ORANGE EVAOES hARRIORS' TRAP
ROCKETS BLAZE PAST ORANGE
BRAOSHER'S JUMPER GIVES ORANGE TITLE
MI SUNDERSTOOO: ORANGE'S ENGLISH BATTLES IMAGE PROBLEM...
GOZA RESIGNS
PANTHERS NAME NEW BOYS BASKETBALL COACH
CHAPEL HILL SPURTS TO DEFEAT ORANGE
CHAPEL HILL IS BACK IN FORM
WOBBLY SPARTANS WIN
PANTHERS KEEP THE SPIRIT
•OOGS, HORNETS VIE FOR HOLIDAY TOURNEY CROWN
HORNETS, 'OOGS BASE INTO TITLE Game
ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
FLEDGLING PAC-6 A POWERHOUSE
SOUTHERN READY FOR OPENER
ORANGE SLIGHT FAVORITE VS. SOUTHERN
GILL ANXIOUS OF FIRST STEP IN BIG SHOES
SOUTHERN OPENS SEASON AT ORAHSE
HEAVY RAINS LEAVE ORANGE, SOUTHERN TIED
RAIN LEAVES GILL. GILBO FIT TO BE TIED
PANTHERS POST 20-0 SHUTOUT
THERE'S NO HOLDING HIM BACK: ORANGE HIGH FOOTBALL PLAYER VIEWS...
TOOD LATEST SCOTT TO PILOT PANTHERS
ORANGE SOUEcZES CHAPEL HILL, 22-6
ORANGE'S OUICK START JOLTS VANCE
PANTHFRS STUN VANCE
MCCAULcY, ORANGE DEFENSE SOUEEZE WEBB
BL0M8ERG, WOOD ANCHOR DEFENSES
ORANGE, PERSON SEEK TO STAY 0-1 TOP
REVVED-UP ORANGE OVERCOMES OLPHAM
ORANGE RECOVERS TO ROLL BY 'OOGS
ORANGE AVOIDS FALCONS' UPSET BID
CORRECTION
DRAWING UP AN OPTION: ORANGE TAILBACK PAINTS FINE PICTURE OFF THE FIELO
UNOEFEATEO PANTHERS FACE BIG CHALLENGE
ORANGE JUICEO FOR PAC-6 MEETING WITH PERSON
PERSON HANDS PANTHERS FIRST LOSS
BIG PLAYS SPARK ROCKETS, 19-17
ORANGE'S 2ND-HALF EXPLOSION PJTS S3UEEZF ON HILLSIDE
PANTHERS READY FOP HEALTHY EFFORT AFTER ILL FORTUNES
ORANGE, NORTHERN SET FOR SHOWDOWN
NORTHERN-ORANGE: THE HIGH SCHOOL BRAWL FOR IT ALL
KNIGHTS ROUT ORANGE, CLAIM PAC-6 TITLE
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
NORTHERN CLINCHES PAC-6 TITLE
PANTHERS OUTCLAWED BY MILL8R03K
ORANGE FALLS 7-0
ORANGE PRESBYTERY
OIVESfMENT WOULO STRIKE AT APARTHEID
ORANGE SCHOOL IOXFORO, N.C.I
RESIDENTS REASSURED ON ASBESTOS
ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY
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SUBJECTS
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SEE ALSO DROUGHT, CHAPEL HILL I
SEE ALSO DROUGHT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C., HA
SEE ALSO UNIV. LAKE
SEE ALSO HATER ANO SEWER LINES,
WATER OFFICIALS TO TOUR OAM C:
JHOGE UPHOLDS CANE CREEK CONQf
HATER. SEHER RATES MAY RISE
OHASA CONSIDERS 111. 000 SELF-S
$10.77 MILLION BOND SALE EYED
RATE HIKE OISCUSSED BY OHASA
OWASA TO SEEK RATE CONSULTANT
LAKE LEVEL OK
CARRSORO'S MAIN ST. TO UNDERGO
MOREAII: DESPITE REPORTS. HE'S
CARRBORO CAN KEEP TAX MONEY: *
CONDEMNATION "ILL FILED
FARM'S SLUDGE USE PROMPTS RE SI
HATER: 2. LESS: JET STREAM SHI
HATER: 3. MORE: COFFERDAM OFFF
PROPOSED BUILDING'S COST UP $'
LEGISLATOR ACCUSED OF INTEREST
HATER. SEHER BOARO TO SELECT C
UNIVERSITY LAKE LEVEL 12 INCHF
BINGHAM TOHNSHIP GETS NO SLUDG
UNC. OHASA OON'T AGREE ON LAKE
AGENCY TO BUY HATER
OHASA HON'T SEEK VOLUNTARY CO*l
BILL FOR AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
OHASA NOT LIKELY TO GET CANE 1
SEWER ASSESSMENTS ORAH FIRE
OHASA PASSES 15.75 MILLION 9U9
RAIN PUTS OFF REQUEST FOR HATE
VOLUNTARY HATER CONSERVATION M
RESIOENTS MAY BE ASKED TO VOLJ
COUNTY COULD ASK CONSERVATION,
OHASA MAY URGE WATER CONSERVAT
VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION: WASH L
HATER CONSERVATION ALERT LIKEL
OHASA ASKS FOR VOLUNTARY CONSE
RESIDENTS OF ORANGE ASKED TO S
HATER CONSUMPTION UP SLIGHTLY
RAIN HELPS LAKE LEVELS
AUTHOPITY TO BUY MORE LAND F0»
UNIVERSITY LAKE RISES 7 1/4 IN
WORK OH HATER LINE MAY BE DELO
RAIN, CONSERVATION PUSH LAKE L
LEVEL OF UNIVERSITY LAKE IS 00
CANE CREEK PUMPING STATION M AY
PROPOSEO HATER OROINANCE ON C3
HATER ORDINANCE APPROVED
UNIVERSITY LAKE ABOVE FULL LEV
OECISION EXPECTEO SOON ON CANC
OHASA PAT ON CONSERVATION AL H
OHASA RESCINOS VOLUNTARY WATER
CARRBORO, ORANGE MAY ENO WATER
BONO HILL NEGOTIATE FOR MORE 3
SPRING CONSTRUCTION EXPECTEO 1
OWASA BILLS EXPECTED TO RISE
HERE'S HOW ORANGE WATER AND SI
HATER, SEHER CUSTOMERS SKIP RS
MAYOR SEEKS ACTION ON FLOODING
ORANGE HATER AND SEHER AUTHORI
HATER RATES GOING UP
FIRM'S PROBLEMS HON'T AFFECT :
ROXBORO'S SEHER PLANT EXPANSI3
COMMISSIONERS TOLD WATER SUPPL
OWASA, TOHN OFFICIALS SEEK HAS
CHATHAM COUNTY WANTS TO KEEP J
ROAD WURK CUTS HATER SERVICE
HATER LINE CUT
RAISING RESERVOIR OAMS SUGGEST
THO FIRMS SUING OHASA FOR NON-
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CHAPEL HILL AND CARRBORO
NSTRUCTION SITES
MNATION
TUDY
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ATER AND SEHER REQUIREMENT HAIVED
DENTS' COMPLAINTS TO BOARD
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ANE CREEK — OFFICIAL
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TE-FREE WATER
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PAYMENT
ORANGE HATER ANO SEWER AUTHORITY, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING
SIZE OOUBLEO FOR HATER OFFICE
ORANGE HATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY, 30N0 SALE
HATER, SEWER RATES MAY RISE
ORANGE HATER ANO SEHER AUTHORITY, BUDGET
20* INCREASES PROPOSEO FOR WATER, SEWER SERVICE
DEGRAFFENREIDT OUITS WATER AUTHORITY BOARO
PROPOSED BUILDING'S COST UP $200,000, OHASA BOARD TOLD
PANEL TO URGE CHARLOTTE FIRM TO STUDY OWASA RATE STRUCTURE
NO ONE ATTENOS OHASA HEARING
OHASA PASSES $5.75 MILLION BUOGET
ORANGE HATER ANO SEHER AUTHORITY. OPERATIONS CENTER
PROPOSED BUILDING'S COST UP $200,000, OHASA BOARD TOLD
ORANGE/CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO PLANNING AREA
SEE ALSO CARRBORO PLANNING OFFICE
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL PLANNING BOARD
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING BOARO
OISCUSS PROPOSED HOMES: COUNCIL, COUNTY HOLD JOINT SESSION
NEH COUNTY AROUNO TWO TOWNS PROPOSED
COOPERATION PUSHED = 0R COUNTY. TOHN BOARDS
CARRBORO JOINS CHAPEL HILL, COUNTY PLANNERS
ORANGE/CHATHAM COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY OISTRICT ATTORNEY (ALSO DA FOR CHATHAM COUNTYI
ORANGE/DURHAM YWCA COALITION FOR BATTEREO WOMEN
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHANGE IA MEN'S COUNSELING PROGRAM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCEI
BATTERED WOMEN: JUDGES TRYING TO TACKLE PROBLEM
YWCA PROGRAM BECOMES AUTONOMOUS AGENCY
ORCHESTRAS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ST. PAUL CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
ZUKERMAN MAKES MUSIC: TONIGHT IN CHAPFL HILL
ORCHIDS
THE BUG MAY BITE SOME AT ORCHID SHOW
THE ORDER
SEE ALSD ANTI-SEMITISM
SEE ALSD KU KLUX KLAN
SEE ALSO NAM PARTY
SEE ALSO NA2I PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO HHITE SUPREMACY
NAME CHANGE DOESN'T RECTIFY KLAN WRONGS
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WHITE SUPREMACIST QFNIEO BOND. WILL FACE ROBBERY CHARGE IN IDAHO
KLAMS"EN TAKING OFF THEIR HOCPS
LEADER OF WHITE PATRIOT PARTY SAYS MONEY NEVER OFFERED RY THE ORDER
THE OROER OF BLACK EAGLES (FILM)
OUKE PHYSICIST TUAN PLAYS SECOND LEAD IN 2 MOVIES MADE IN N.C.. DIRF
OREGON
OREGON LAW
A MODEL FOR AIDING TRANSPLANTS
OREGON (HISTORIC SHIP!
VESSEL FOUND IN TAR RIVER MAY BE
'OREGON'
NTS
PROCUREMENT PROGRAM
NTS
MAN TISSUE BANK
HASN'T INCREASED CORNEA DONATIONS
0 GOT SON'S HEART
ED HIS L IFE AROUND
T, KIDNEYS OONATEO
TS
UT ORGAN DONORS
ANSPLANT
ANSPLANTS STUOIEO
LEAD TO HELP FQR TRANSPLANTS
0 HEAD TRANSPLANT GROUP
AIDING TRANSPLANTS
IN FOR SOY'S LIVER TRANSPLANT
AN GET ORGANS FROM 0NC ^ONOR
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LIES OFFER SPECIAL THANKS
OREGON INLET (N.C.I
CONGRFSS SHOULD NIX CORPS' PUN FOR JETTIES
LEGISLATORS TOLO OREGON INLET IS KILLING PEOPLE
VESSEL FOUND IN TAR MVER MAY BE 'OREGON'
JETTY BILL MAY DIE IN COMMITTEE
HELMS ANO EAST PUSH FOR COASTAL BOONDOGGLF
4 COAST GUARDMEN REMAIN ON DUTY AT OREGON INLET
LET'S ENO UNCERTAINTY IN DEBATE OVER JETTIES
MARTIN TO SEEK FEDERAL ACTION ON OREGON I NL E T
ORGAN DONORS
SEE ALSO CORNEA TRANSPLA
SEE ALSO DUKE/UNC ORGAN
SEE ALSO KIDNEY TRANSPLA
SEE ALSO N.C. EYE AND HU
SEE ALSO TEMPORAL BONE
OFFICIALS SAY NEW LAW
PARENTS TO MEET MAN WH
A YOUNG HEART HAS TURN
ACCIDENT VICTIM'S HEAR
3 GET DONATED BODY PAR
NEW AGENCY WILL SEEK 0
DUKE LOGS 2ND LIVER TR
RADIATION EFFECT ON TR
RADIATION THERAPY MAY
ORGAN DONORS HESITANT
OUKE SURGEON ELECTED I
OREGON LAW A MODEL FOR
PLANS FALL THROUGH AGA
N.C. WOMAN. MARYLAND M
AMEND STATE HEALTH PLA
ORGAN RECIPIENTS' FAMI
ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
SEE CORNEA TRANSPLANTS
SEE HEART TRANSPLANTS
SEE KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS
SEE ORGAN DONORS
ORGANIC FARMING
SEE ALSO FARMERS. U.S.
A WINNING GARDEN
ORGANIZATION FDR TROPICAL STUOIES
TROPICAL STUDIES GROUP AT OUKF TO SHARE PRIZE
CONSORTIUM AT DUKE WINS PRIZE
ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES (OPECI
SEE OIL PROOUCING COUNTRIES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF THESE COUNTRIES)
ORGANIZED CRIME (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMESI
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. U.S.
SEE ALSO CRIMES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE ALSO GAMBLING
SEE ALSO LAUNOERING MONEY
SEE ALSO MAFIA
SEE ALSO RACKETEER INFLUENCEO A'JD CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS STATUTE
THE MAFIA ROUNOUP
JAILED MAFIA: '...AFTFR ALL THAT TALK ABOUT DEREGULATION!' (CARTOONI
ORGANON TEKNIKA CORPORATION
BELGIAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY FIRM TO MOVE NEAR RTP
BELGIUM FIRM PLANS TO MOVE NEAR PARK
ORGANS (MUSICAL)
SEE ALSO FLENTROP ORGAN
ORGANIST IN CONCERT AT OUKE CIAPEL TODAY
WILLIAMSBURG ENCORE: ORGANIST TO PLAY LOTS OF BACH...
ORIENTAL RUGS
SEE ALSO PUGS
ORIENTAL RUGS COVEREO
ORIGAMI
JAPANESE FIGURES AOORN TREE AT DUKE
THE ORIGINAL BRIARHOPPERS
SEE THE BRIARHOPPERS
ORINOO ORIVE
SPECIAL NOTICE
COUNTY SET TO SUE OVER ROAD DAMAGE
ORPHANAGES
SEE ALSO ADOPTION
SEE ALSO BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME OF N.C.
SEE ALSO FOSTER CARE
SEE ALSO METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN
SEE ALSO OXFORO ORPHANAGE
FREEMASONS FROM ACROSS N.C. TO GATHER FOR ST. JOHN'S DAY
ORPHANS
THE 'NO-NAMES' CRY OUT FOR HELP
ORTHOOONTICS
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
BUCK-TOOTH, CABBAGE PATCH KIDS FEAR NOT — BRACES COST ONLY f.5
ORTON PLANTATION GAROENS (WILMINGTON. N.C.)
ORTON GARDENS OPEN FOR SEASON
OSSIPEE, N.C.
ELECTIONS FILING DEAOLINE IS NOON NEXT FRIDAY
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS "'RAW MANY CANOIDATFS
BALLOTS TO BE CAST TUESDAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
10 ARE ELECTED TO OISTRICT BOARDS
OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA
SEE BRITTLE BONE OISEASE
OSTEOPOROSIS
SEE ALSO BONES
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HOME
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SEE AL
N.C.
OUTDATED
SEE N.
•S BONE LOSS IS REDUCED BI EXERCISE, UNC STUOY FINOS
SPEAKER SAYS DAIRY FOODS KEEP BONES STRONG
Y: WOMEN'S CALCIUM DEFICIENCY MEANS BONE PROBLEMS
EK MOBILE HOME PARK
ANCE SETTLES HATER METER ISSUE
SO ENDANGERED SPECIES
OTTERS GET NEW HOME
LAWS
C LAWS
OUTOOOR ADVERTISING
SEE ADVERTISING
SEE BILLBOARDS
SEE NAEGELE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
OUTDOOR DRAMAS
SEE ALSO BLACKBEARO'S REVENGE
SEE ALSO UNTO THESE HILLS (PLAY!
•SWORD OF PEACE' OUTDOOR DRAMS IS PREPARING FOR ITS 12TH SEASON
BLACKBEARO'S REVENGE, OTHER OUTDOOR DRAMAS OPEN ACROSS STATE
3LACKDEAR0 THE SUBJECT OF NEW OUTDOOR DRAMA
PIRATE TALE IS 'JOLLY GOOD'
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHT?
1,000 ANO STILL COUNTING
OUTDOOR NOTES
MARYLAND'S ROCKFISH BAN BRINGS MIXEO REACTIONS
TWO-HEADED DEER MAKES UNUSUAL HUNTING TROPHY
FALLS LAKE PLANS FOR HEAVY TDURNAMENT ACTIVITY
MONROE FISHERMAN LANDS 15-POUND LARGE"OUTH, BREAKS LONGTIME MARK
LOCAL ANGLERS TAKE HOME BASS HONORS
HENDERSON MAN MAKES HAUL FIRST TIME OUT
WILD TURKEY SEASON IN FULL SWING
CREEDMOOR ANGLERS TAKE TOP PRIZES IN FALLS LAKE CRAPPIE TOURNAMENT
DURHAM ANGLER TAKES SECOND PL«CE IN RED MAN TOURNFY AT JOROAN LAKE
LAODER SHOULD HELP BASS FISHING AT PHELPS
DURHAM FISHERMEN DOMINATE FALLS LAKE FISHING TOURNEYS
PROPOSED FEDERAL BUOGET COULD STICK BIG HOOK INTO ANGLERS
ORANG COUNTY FISHING RODEO PLANNED
ORGANIZATION THREATENS SUIT FIR LEAO SHOT BAN TO PROTECT RALD EAGLES
DISNEY WORLD HOSTS BASS TOURNFY
SPORTSMEN: IT'S TIME TO RENEW LICENSES
KURE BEACH CATCHES NOT SHORT 3N SIZE
FEDS SEEK DECREASE IN OUCK TA<E
TERN, BEACH MICE ADDED TO ENOANGERED SPECIES LIST
BOUNTIFUL TURKEY HABITATS TO IE STUDIED
NEW STRIPED BASS RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT
N.C. OTTERS GET NEW HOME
LICENSE REVENUES INCREASE AS SPORTSMAN NUMBERS DROP
BAITED FIELOS STILL A HUNTING NO-NO
DUCK-HUNTING HARVEST CUT IN NEW WILDLIFE REGULATIONS
WITH NUMBERS DECREASING, STATE'S CANADA GOOSE SEASON CHALLENGED
FISHERMEN STANO TO GAIN FROM POWER COMPANY'S LOSS
FRONTS COULD LEAVE OOVE HUNTERS OUT IN COLO
START OF WATERFOWL SEASON NEA1S FOR STATE'S HUNTERS
PROTECTION INCREASED FOR BEAR, BOAR, EAGLES
BASS POPULATION GROWS IN JOROAN LAKE
NATION'S 1ST OUCK 'FACTORY' H OPERATION IN NORTH OAKOTA
WHEN HUNTING OEER, THINK I BL AZ E I ORANGE
SOUTH OAKOTA'S SALMON IDEAS SPAWNING FUTURE GENFRATIONS
FEDS TO DISPENSE «IS7 MILLION IN WILDLIFE FUNDS
HUNTERS URGEO TO THINK SAFETY
SOUTHFRN HUNTERS ASKED TO SPA*E BLACK DUCKS
NORTH CAROLINA HUNTERS CAN LODK FOR WATERFOWL DESPITE RECENT DECLINE
COMMISSION TO OISCUSS PROPOSED WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER
BALD EAGLE POPULATIONS UP IN 20 STATES
OUTDOORS
SEE ALSO FISHING
SEE ALSO HUNTING
SEE ALSO N.C. WILOLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN SPORTS ANO OUTDOOR SHOW
HOURS EXPANDED FOR DOVE HUNTING
OUTER BANKS, N.C.
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
CONVICTION OF LAWYER IS UPHELD
IT'S STILL OFF-SEASON ALONG OJTER BANKS
SEVERAL GROUPS WANT PROPOSAL c OR JETTIES AT COAST INVESTIGATED
NATURE AREAS 'TRAP' COUPLE
HURRICANE TURNS TO OUTER BANKS
IN DANGER?
<> COAST GUARDMEN REMAIN ON DUTY AT OREGON INLET
SPECIAL PIER TESTED FORCE OF HURRICANE
STATE SENATORS ON OUTER BANKS: MANTEO LEGISLATOR INVITES COLLEAGUES
OUTER RANKS TALES TO REMEMBER
NEW HENRY WHEOBEE COLLECTION TONTAINS 'UNVERIFIED* STORIES TOLD BY...
OUTHOUSES
LITTLE HOUSE BEHINO THE BIG HOUSE
THE OUTLAWS (GANGI
SEE ALSO "OTORCYCLE GANGS
CHARLOTTE POLICE TO REOPEN PROBE OF 1979 SLAYINGS
OUTLAWS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
PROTEST UF MAGAZINE GOES BEYONO CLOSING
NO ARRESTS FOLLOW PROTEST AT BOOKSTORF
OUTLET STORES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE FACTORY OUTLET MALL
OUTLET CENTER LEASING IN KANNAPOLIS
OUTPATIENT SURGERY
SEE AMBULATORY SURGERY
OUTSTANDING YOUNG EOUCATOR
SEE ALSO AWARDS
OUINTANA IS EOUCATION WINNER
OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMEN OF AMERICA
SEE ALSO AWAROS
AREA WOMEN RECEIVE AWARDS
OUTWARD BOUNO
THIS IS OUTWARD BOUND
OVAL DRIVE PARK
OVAL PARK PARAOE
OVAL PARK PARAOE
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PAINTING. PLAYING IN THE PARK
WORTH A STROLL
OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
SEE ALSO ORUGS
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRESCRIPTION ORUGS
UNC STUDY: OVER-THE-COUNTER D* UG SALES INCREASE PROFIT
MEOICAL WRITER HAS GOOO ANO BAD NEWS ABnuT PILL POPPING
OVERDRIVE (BOOK C FILM!
ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR FILMING OF MOVIE
OVERTIME PAY
SEE ALSO WAGES, U.S.
TOWNS CONCERNEO ABOUT OVERTIME RULING
LFGISLATORS TO LOOK AT STATF'S OVFRTIMC PAY
RULING CUULO COST OURHAM S400. OOO
MARTIN ASKS CONGRESS TO OVERTURN COURT'S RULING UN OVFRTIME PAY
DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW REUUEST
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DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW REQUEST
DURHAM MAY JOIN LABOR-LAW SUIT
SB1 CHIEF SAYS OVERTIME RULINS TO HURT LAW ENFORCEMENT IN N.C.
OVERTIME INDICTMENTS
GOVERNOR SAYS PANEL'S COMPROMISE ON OVERTIME WILL SAVE TAX MONEY
LAW TO SAVE GOVERNMENTS MILLIONS ON OVERTIME WORK
STATE. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS GET IK ON TIME OFF IN LIEU OF OVERTIME PAY
OWENS-ILLINOIS. INC.
ROBOTS HANDLE MOST WORK AT WA3RENT0N PLANT
OWLS
OWL FAMILY IS BUILT-IN FUN FOR THE HARES
PASSING PARAOS
WHOOOOOO ARE YOU?
OXFAM-AMFRICA'S FAST FOR A WORLD HARVEST
SEE ALSO HUNGER
FAST FOP WORLD HARVEST SET
OXFORO. N.C.
SEE ALSO E
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XFORD/GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
AID NETS 16 ARRESTS
SWEEPING' NETS 16 ARRESTS BY OXFORO POLICE
WS" FOR OXFORO RESIDENTS
A PLANT OPENS IN OXFO'O
UL MAILBOX
ERVICE PLANS NEW OFFICE IN OXFORD
OXFORD CAMPAIGN TO ST1ESS 'BUY AMERICAN MAOE'
ARDEN FEATURED TOMORROW ON CHANNEL A
ICAN MAOE WEEK
HROUGH OXFORD
SSAULT REPORTED IN OXFORD
IENOS PROVIDING HELP IN TIMF OF NEED
EWARO OFFERED IN OXFORO BREAK-IN
S OECORATIONS IN OXFORO
OXFORD. N.C. BONO ISSUE
OXFORO VOTtRS WILL OECIOE SEWfR, STREET BONO ISSUES
OXFORO TO VOTE OCT. 1 ON 30N0 ISSUES
OXFORO RESIDENTS TO VOTE TODAY ON BONO ISSUES
TWO OXFORO BOND ISSUES ARE SEJECTFO
OXFORD MAYOR SAYS PROJECTS MUST BE DONE
OFFICIALS SAY EDUCATION NEEDED ON SEWAGE BONOS
OXFORD, N.C. BUOGET
TAX RATE IS GOING UP IN OXFORD
OXFORD. N.C, ELECTIONS
OXFORD TO VOTE OCT. 1 ON BOND ISSUES
ELECTION FILINGS: MAYOR OF OXFOPO RUNS UNOPPOSED
OXFORD RESIDENTS TO VOTE TODAY ON BONO ISSUES
OXFORD MAYOR SAYS PRUJECTS MUST BE DONE
NONE OF FOUR MAYORS OPPOSED IN GRANVILLE
GRANVILLE MAYORS RUNNING UNOPPOSED
THREE NEWCOMERS WILL JOIN OXFORD'S BOARO
OXFORO. N.C, HISTORY
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY, N.C. HISTORIC HOMES AND BUILDINGS
HISTORIC GRANVILLE BUILDINGS 9EING SURVEYED
OXFORD, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C
IP MILLION LENOX CHINA PLANT OEOICATEO IN OXFORO CEREMONY
OXFORO MAYOR: NEW PLANT OFFERS CHANCES FOR STUOElTS
OXFORO BOOSTED BY CHINA PLANT
GRANVILLE WILL PAY TO UPGRAOE SEWAGE TREATMFNT PLANT
OXFORD'S WASTE CARE PLAN BACKED
OXFORD. N.C .
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OXFORD V
OXFORD T
GRANVILL
BONO REF
OXFORD R
TWO OXFO
OXFORO M
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RANVILLE COUNTY. N.C. WATER AND SEWER LINES
REATMFNT PROJECT SUPPORTED AT OXFORD HEARING
OTEPS WILL OECIDE SEW=R. STREET BOND ISSUES
0 VOTE OCT. 1 ON BOND ISSUES
E WILL PAY TO UPGRAOE SEWAGE TRFATMFNT PLANT
ERENOUM IN OXFORD PIC<S UP SUPPORT
ESIDENTS TO VOTE TODAY ON BOND ISSUES
RD BOND ISSUES ARE REJECTED
AYOR SAYS PROJECTS MUST BE OONE
S SAY EDUCATION NEEDED ON SEWAGE BONDS
UTIOUS ON LOW BIDDER
WASTE CARE PLAN BACKED
UBMITS SEWAGE PLANT CONTRACT
OXFORD. N.C. STREFTS
OXFORD VOTERS WILL DECIDE SEWfR. STREET BOND ISSUES
BOND REFERENDUM IN OXFORD PICKS U° SUPPORT
OXFORO RESIDENTS TO VOTE TOOAY ON BONO ISSUES
TWO OXFORO BONO ISSUES ARE REJECTED
PLAN APPROVED FOR OXFORD LOOP
OXFORO, N.C, TAXES
TAX RATE IS GOING UP IN OXFORD
OXFORO TO VOTE OCT. 1 ON BOND ISSUES
OXFORO BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS
SEWAGE-TREATMENT PROJECT SUPPORTED AT OXFORD HEARING
TAX RATE IS GOING UP IN OXFORO
OXFORO TO VOTE OCT. 1 ON BONO ISSUES
BOND REFERENDUM IN OXFOPO P I C< S UP SUPPORT
OFFICIALS SAY EOUCATION NEEDED ON SEWAGE BONDS
THREE NEWCOMERS WILL JOIN OXFORO'S BOARD
OXFORD POLICE CHIEF 'AGREES' TO RETIRE
RAISE THE SHADES. OXFORD
OXFORD LOOP ROAD REVISIONS SOUGHT
OXFORD SUBMITS SEWAGE PLANT CONTRACT
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SUBJECTS
'Artt 6 3 3
1/16/86
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PC I
OXFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GOVERNOR'S OXFORD SPEECH STRESSES BUY AMERICAN
OXFORD DEVELOPMENT CORP.
PANEL REJECTS ZONE CHANCE FOR HOUSING
ZONE CHANGE PLEA FOR HOUSING OEMIEO
FIRM ASKS DELAY IN REZONING REQUEST
DELAY SOUGHT IN REZONING OF HOPE VALLFY ROAO PROPERTY
OXFORO HILLS APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HILL1
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. APARTMENTS
GROUPS ASK 30ARD TO OK HOU S I N". PLAN
COUNCIL'S OENIAL OF PERMIT UPHELD
OXFORD LOOP
OXFORO LOOP ROAD REVISIONS SOJGHT
PLAN APPROVED FOR OXFORD LOOP
OXFORO OPPHANAGE
SEE ALSO ORPHANAGES
OXFORD'S MASONIC ORPHANAGE IS 112 YEARS OLD
OXFORO ORPHANAGE STUDENTS TO ATTEND GRANVILLE SCHOOLS
FREEMASONS FROM ACROSS N.C. TO GATHER FOR ST. JOHN'S DAY
TOODLERS LAUGH HARDEST AT FESTIVITIES IN OXFORD
IT'S SOUTHERN PIG PICKIN' FOR DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
THIS DURHAM SANTA NEEDS A LITTLE HELP
GIFTS COME EARLY AT ORPHANAGES
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
ORANGE HIGH TEACHER HELPS 'SAMTA CLAUS' FILL UP HIS BAG
OXFORO POLICE DEPT.
PETITION SEEKS OXFORO POLICE CHIEF'S REMOVAL
OXFORO POLICE CHIEF'S HEARING IS POSTPONED
PRETRIAL MOTIONS HEARO IN OXFORD POLICE CHIEF CASE
GRIFFIN'S LAWYERS LOSE REQUEST ON WITNESSES
HEARING FOR POLICE CHIEF MONDAY: REMOVAL SOUGHT IN OXFORD
SBI AGENTS TESTIFY AT OXFORO ZHIEF'S HEARING
OXFORO POLICE CHIEF'S LAWYER ASKS FOR DISMISSAL OF CASE
ATTORNEY SAYS PROOF INAOEOUATE
PETITION DISMISSED f0R OXFORD POLICE CHIEF'S REMOVAL
STANOOFF ENDS WITHOUT INJURY
OXFORO POLICE CHIEF 'AGREES' TO RETIRE
RAISE THE SHADES. OXFORD
OXFORO TOBACCO RESEARCH LABORATORY
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. RESEARCH
•SAFE' CIGARETTF IS LONG WAY OFF
OXFORO UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
ORNATE STEEPLE IN OXFORO
OXFORD UNIV.
BLOODY BLACKMAIL
OXFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
J.F. WEBB GETS 'NEW' LOOK
WAY-OUT OR6SS-UP
OXFORD WEBP HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
GRANVILLE FESTIVAL TOOAY WILL HONOR SCHOOL ATHLETES
OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASEBALL
LATE HEROICS PUT FALCONS IN PLAYOFFS
OXFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL
SOUTHERN HAND'S WEBB 1ST LOSS. 73-71
WEBB. JORDAN DUEL FOR LEAD IN TRIANGLE 3-A
WEBB ROCKS FALCONS FOR TRIANGLE LEAO
OURHAM EDGES VANCE. 53-52
WARRIORS SPEAR FALCONS
FALCONS NEST WITH WEBB AT TOP
FALCONS HOLD OFF WEBB
WEBB ROLLS INTO SEMIS. MEETS SOUTHERN TONIGHT
BEHIND RODNEY GREEN. WE"B SINKS SPARTAN' UPSET HOPES
ALI LEADS JORDAN TO FINAL EIGHT
OXFORD WEBB HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
FLEDGLING PAC-6 A POWERHOUSE
LATE STRIKES HELP PERSON EDGE WEBB
MCCAULEY. ORANGE OEFENSE SOUEFZE WEBB
WEBB'S FAST FINISH KILLS HORNETS' STING
VANCE CRUSHES WEBB. 45-0
KNIGHTS TANGLE WEBB. 55-6
KNIGHTS SWAMP OXFORO WEBB
OXFORO/GRANVILLE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C.
SFE ALSO GRANVILLE COUNTY. N.C INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GRANVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OXFORD. N.C.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL CRJATEO
FOUR ON 8UTNER PLANNING BOARD ANNOUNCEO
OXFORD/HENDERSON AIRPORT
GRANVILLE SETS ROAO PRIORITIES
GRANVILLE ADOPTS LIST OF HIGHWAY PRIORITIES
2 AIRPORTS GET MONEY FROM STATE
OXYGEN
OUKE WORK ON ARTIFICIAL GILL HEAOING FOR BREAKTHROUGH
OZONE
OZONE GROUP READIES COSMIC DEFLECTORS
PCS SPORTING GOOOS. INC.
ORANGE FIRM'S REZONING REQUEST SPARKS COMMENTS ON MORALITY
PACE
SEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EDUCATION
PAGE
SEE PARENTS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF GIFTEO EOUCATION
PCA INTERNATIONAL
PCA REPORTS 75* DROP IN "84 PROFITS
PCA INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT RE SIGNS
PCB IPOLYCHLORINATEO 3IPHENYLSI
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
EPA MAKES PROGRESS IN PCBS CLEANUP
MAN CAN BE HELO LIABLE FOR PCB CLEANUP
PEG-AOA
SEE ALSO DRUGS
3-YEAR-OLDS TO TEST NEW IMMUNITY DRUG AT OUKE
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1/16/96
PERSON-ALITY (ACRONYM)
SEE PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
OH MAGAilNE <TV SERIES!
program will feature bu"lingttn boys choir
ppg industries
ppg to lay off 93
pta thrift shops
see also thrift shops
help for the pta thrift shop
it's a box. it's a bus for pta thrift shop
a matter of principal
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chapel hill pta thrift shops 3aise 5250,000
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RALEIGH FAST FOOD CHAIN CONSIDERS RESTAURANTS IN DURHAM. CHAPEL HILL
FIRM FIXES FASTER FAST FOOO
NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK TO BE BUILT IN DJPHAM
BACK TO BASICS MEANS FIGURING OUT WHICH TILE IS THE PIVOTAL ONE
E. T. CHILDREN'S CENTRE. INC.
WORKER AT STOKES CAMP CHARGED WITH TAKING INDECENT LIBERTIES
OFFICIALS: CAMP PERMIT WAS ISSUED BY MISTAKE
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A
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2
6/17/85
0
5
N
s
2
6/18/65
0
2
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s
2
6/19/85
J
3
N
s
2
6/20/85
B
4
N
s
2
6/21/85
0
2
N
s
2
6/22/95
A
9
N
s
2
6/24/85
0
5
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6/25/85
0
3
N
s
2
6/26/85
D
2
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s
2
6/27/95
B
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N
s
2
6/28/95
0
3
N
s
2
6/29/65
A
9
N
s
2
7/01/65
0
9
N
s
2
7/02/95
B
4
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2
7/03/e5
0
3
X
s
2
7/04/85
?
2
N
s
7
7/05/95
0
4
N
s
2
7/09/85
B
10
N
s
2
7/10/65
D
2
N
s
2
7/11/85
B
5
N
s
2
7/13/05
A
9
N
s
2
7/16/85
B
2
N
s
2
7/17/85
0
7
N
s
2
7/20/85
R
9
N
s
2
7/22/05
D
6
N
s
2
7/23/85
3
2
N
s
2
7/24/85
0
3
N
s
2
7/25/85
B
4
1
s
2
7/26/65
0
2
N
s
2
7/27/85
A
10
N
s
2
7/29/85
□
4
N
s
2
7/30/85
D
4
U
s
2
7/31/65
3
2
N
s
2
8/01/85
B
2
N
s
2
5/03/55
A
9
N
s
2
8/05/85
0
5
U
s
2
8/07/85
D
3
U
s
2
8/08/85
B
4
N
s
2
8/09/65
3
2
N
s
2
9/10/95
A
9
N
s
2
9/12/65
0
1
N
s
2
B/13/95
0
2
11
s
2
9/14/85
0
4
N
s
2
9/16/85
0
3
N
s
2
3/17/95
A
9
N
s
2
8/19/65
0
8
U
s
2
9/20/95
0
3
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s
2
9/21/85
0
4
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2
3/23/95
E
3
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s
2
3/24/85
A
10
N
s
2
3/26/85
0
S
U
s
2
8/27/85
B
4
N
s
2
8/29/05
0
2
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s
2
9/30/95
0
2
N
s
2
9/02/85
0
1C
N
s
2
9/03/85
B
3
N
s
2
9/04/05
D
2
N
s
:
9/05/95
g
2
N
s
2
9/06/85
0
2
N
s
2
9/07/85
A
9
N
s
2
9/11/85
D
2
N
s
2
9/1 1/85
3
4
N
s
2
9/12/65
B
3
N
s
2
9/13/85
0
3
N
s
2
9/14/85
A
9
N
s
2
9/16/05
0
10
N
s
2
9/17/65
0
3
N
s
2
9/19/95
D
2
N
s
2
9/19/95
B
4
N
s
2
9/24/95
0
2
N
s
2
9/27/85
0
2
N
s
2
9/29/95
A
9
N
5
2
10/01/95
B
3
N
s
2
10/02/85
0
3
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s
2
10/03/85
2
6
N
s
2
10/04/65
3
2
N
s
2
10/05/65
A
10
N
s
2
10/07/85
0
8
N
s
2
10/08/85
3
4
N
s
2
10/09/95
D
2
N
s
2
10/10/65
B
2
N
s
2
ID/U/85
0
2
N
s
2
10/12/85
A
9
N
s
2
10/14/85
0
7
N
s
2
10/15/95
3
3
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MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1 /01/U"i
INDEX
12V31/85
SUBJECTS
PACE 615
1/16/16
DATE
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10/16/95 0
10/17/85 B
10/19/85 0
10/19/95 A
10/21/85 0
10/22/85 0
10/23/85 0
10/24/85 B
10/25/85 D
10/26/85 A
10/21/85 0
10/31/85 0
10/31/85 a
11/01/85 0
11/02/85 A
11/04/85 0
11/05/85 0
11/06/85 D
11/07/85 3
11/0=1/85 A
11/11/85 0
11/12/85 D
11/13/85 0
11/14/85 B
11/15/85 E
11/16/95 A
11/18/85 0
11/19/85 D
U/20/85 B
U/21/85 B
11/22/85 D
11/23/85 A
11/25/85 0
11/26/85 B
11/28/85 C
11/30/85 A
12/03/85 B
12/04/85 0
12/05/85 B
12/07/85 A
12/10/85 B
12/11/85 0
12/12/85 B
12/13/85 0
12/14/85 A
12/17/85 D
12/18/85 0
12/21/85 0
12/21/85 A
12/23/85 0
12/24/85 D
12/27/85 0
12/28/85 A
12/30/85 0
12/31/85 0
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PACEMAKEPS
SEDuJeS°MPlJnT1NGSu5yH DEFIBRILLATORS TO CONTROL HEARTBFAT
PACEMAKER MEANS RESTRICTIONS
PACIFIC OCEAN. -...-
COUPLE ROWS ACROSS PACIFIC
PACIFIC REALTY
NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED
PAOOLE WHEELERS
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO B IVERBOATS
p1S0LBtRw'HEELVERBM,AiY ptY^NT AND NEUSE RIVERS
"*CE RTP SPINOFF GROWTH PUSHES FOR PAGE ROAO
"*G£ BoiSo POSTPONES VOTE ON CONDOMINIUMS
RTP SPINOFF GROWTH PUSHES FOR PAGE ROAO
PAGE-WALKE" HOTEL
1/20/85 B
9/10/85 B
9/23/85
3/26/85
12/27/85
12/29/85
N 080
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S 2 6/13/85 A 1 M N C60
6/11/85
6/13/95
N W36
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SEFRIENDSH0F6CARY-S PAGE-WALKER HOTEL KICK OFF RESTORATION EFFORT ON SUNDA H
2 U/U/R5 A I P N S80
PAIOFIA PROPOSAL . , arenou
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?hSnd2Mhijp\';hEc-hic'ken'Spacker.s hands- DISCOVERED
PROGRAM ON STOMACH PAIN SCHEDJLED AT UNC
PAIN RELIEVERS
SEE ALSO ASPIRIN
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO HALOPERIOOL
SENFWUME0'[CINEST0 FIGHT PAIN ARE ON THE WAY
OILAUOIO PENALTIES MAY BE TOUSHENEO
SOMETIMES DENTAL °^&LCA?,uBtr V™^ fur
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THE PAINS AND PLEASURES OF PARENTHOOD I AD I
PAINTING CONTRACTORS .. ,
SEE ALSO HOUSE PAINTING
FREE FALL CLEANING FOR MUSEUM
VOLUNTEERS HELPED MUSEUM
PAINTINGS
SEE ALSO ART
SEE ALSO FRESCO
SEE ALSO PORTRAITS
SEE ALSO SEASCAPE PAINTINGS
SEE ALSO SIDEWALK PAINTINGS
CHAPEL^ILL^PA INTER WINS ARTS COUNCIL CONTEST
HUNT HOPES PORTRAIT SHOWS 'ESSENCE-
PAINTER PREACHES ART-BY-EVERYMAN
H 3 12/12/95 B 1
1/05/85
1/21/95
4/12/95
5/06/85
10/09/85
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N
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N
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1/02/85
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5
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5/03/85
A
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7/03/85
A
16
7/10/95
A
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11/20/85
A
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S 2
S 2
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MUNTHLY/ANNUAL
I N J E X
12/31/15
subjects
UISIOE
HUNT'S PORTRAIT UNVEILED
CHURCH BAZAAR
PAK I STAN
A FRIGHTENING ANALYSIS
MAN PREPARES TO RETURN HOME
SIKHS ARE VICTIMS
PAKISTANI SFNTENCPO IN N.C. H-ROIN RAP
CEMETERY CONVEYEO TO PAKISTANI
PAKISTANI LISTED AS OWNER OF CEMETERY
TOWN FILES CEMETERY SUIT
PALECEK INC.
WICKER'S MQUING FROM PORCH INTO LIVING ROOM
PALESTINE LIPERATION ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSn EGYPT
SEE ALSO ISRAEL
SEE ALSO POPULAR FRONT FOR THE LIBERATION OF PALESTINE
SEE ALSO SEARCH FOR JUSTICE AND E0U4LITV IN P ALE ST I NE /I SR AEL
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
UUEEN CALLS FOR SUPPORT OF PEACE PLAN
OUEEN ADVOCATES PEACE PLAN
FUTURE NEWS ITEM (CARTOONI
RALEIGH WOMAN: NOW NEGOTIATE WITH HIJACKERS
U.S. STPIKES BACK IN GRAND MEASURE
I SAY NUTS TO AIR TRAVEL! (CARTOONI
CONGRESSMEN FROM N.C. PRAISE ACTION TO CAPTURE FQUR PALESTINIAN HIJACKER
FINALLY, SOME RETALIATION
VENGEANCE A TIGHTROPE
PLO TERRORISM DOESN'T OCCUR IN VACUUM
OON'T COMPARE ISRAELIS WITH PLO TERRORISTS
PLO AIMS FOR PR
TERRORISM BY ISRAELIS
DON'T BLAME ISRAEL
VIOLENCE BEGETS VIOLENCE
STATEHOOD FOR PALESTINIANS
PALM PARK APARTMENTS
JUDGE ORDERS PALM PARK APTS. »OOLS CLOSFO
PALM PARK POOLS REOPEN TO RESIOENTS AS ORDER LIFTEO
POOL PERMIT OPINIONS AT VARIANCE
PALMER MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
NEW STATE HISTORIC SITE RECOG-1IZES BLACK LEAOER
STATE MUSEUM HONORING BLACK HISTORY SOUGHT
PAMLICO RIVER
STREAM OF DEBATE FLOWS ON WHAT TO CALL RIVER
HOUSE APPROVES CHANGING LAW AIOUT CAR HEADLIGHTS
PAMLICO YIELDS OLO VESSELS
PAN AMERICAN BANKS. INC. (MIAMI. FL . I
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PAN AMERICAN WCRCO AIRWAYS
PAN AMERICAN JOINS RATE-CUTTING WAR
PANCAKE SALE
KIWANIANS SCORE AGAIN
THANKS TO PANCAKE EATERS
S 2
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1/16/16
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8/JO/15
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4/2 2/85
6/01/95
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3/15/15
9/11/05
9/19/15
10/01/15
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11/27/85
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12/04/15
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H 2 7/12/15 B 4 M
S 2 7/24/15 C 1 N R31
S 2 7/26/85 CI N <i<
S 2 2/15/85 A
H 2 7/06/85 A
H 2 3/01/15 A 6 N
H 2 3/15/15 A 8 N
H 2 7/16/85 A 9 P N
H 2 12/31/15 BIN
H 2 6/11/15 C 5 N L41
H 2 11/23/85 A 4
H 2 12/03/55 A 4
CAN SCIENCE REFINE PSYCHOANALYSIS? DOCTOR SAYS 'IT OUGHT TO...'
CHRONIC PANIC ATTACKS MAY RUN [N FAMILIES
PAP SMEARS
SEE ALSO CERVICAL CANCER
ABNORMAL TEST OF CERVIX DOESN'T SPELL DOOM
KNOWLEDGE HELPS DISPEL TERROR
PAP SMEAR USE COUCO PREVENT CERVICAL CANCER
PAPER
WHAT WOULO WE 00 WITHOUT PAPER?
PAPER AIRPLANES
see also AiRPLANes
PAPER AIRPLANE FLIGHT USeD TO SHOW AIPFOIL DESIGN
PARACHUTE JUMPING
SEE ALSO GULDEN KNIGHTS
SEE ALSO SKY OIVING
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY PARACHUTE TEAM
8. 500-FOOT PLUNGE
SENATE TAX-CUT PLAN PREPARED
•JUMP FOR CHILDREN" IGNORED
HOUSE PANEL REJECTS BILL ON PARACHUTING SCHOOL LICENSES
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, PARACHUTES
SEE ALSO SKY OIVING
PARACHUTE SCHOOLS OPPOSE MILLER'S BILL ON LICENSES. INSURANCE
PARACHUTIST CARRYING COCAINE <ILLEO
PARACHUTISTS' CRASH LINKEO TO JUMPER WITH COCAINE
ORUG CONSPIRACY PROBED IN CHUTIST'S OFATH
PARAOE OF HOMES
37 HUMES IN ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PARADE OF HOMES. SHOW SET FOR DURHAM, CHAPEL HILL
HALLMARK VICE PR6SI0eNT URGES ETHICS OVER PERSONAL PROFITS DESPITE
PARAOeS
See ALSO CHRISTMAS PARA06S, DUUAM
SF6 ALSO FLOATS
INAUGURAL PARADE FLOAT
TWO N.C. BANOS READY TO PLAY AT INAUGURATION
CITY MAY HAVE FLOAT IN PARADE
NCCU FESTIVITIES INCLUDE PARA3E
NCCU PLANNING PARAOE SATURDAY IN DOWNTOWN
6 BANDS SIGN UP FOR NCCU PARACE
NCCU ANNIVERSARY PARAOE IS T03AY
ANOTHER FESTIVAL, 'APPLE SHARF,' FOR CHAPEL HILL
HIGH STEPPING
CITY 'SECRET' SHOWS OFF IN ANNIVERSARY PARAOE
NCCU PARAOE
FUN ANO GAMES
OVAL PARK PARADE
MISS OURHAM PARAOE TOOAY
CANDIDATES ON PARAOE
PARAGON GROUP
WOOOCROFT AOOING RESTAURANT, STORES
WOODCROFT TO GET tl MILLION ADDITION BY PARAGON GROUP
100-ACRE FARM MAY BE SHOPPING. OFFICE COMPLEX
H 2 2/05/15 A 10 0 N B30
S 2 4/12/85 C 1 N J56
H 2 2/19/85 A 6 I) F 130
H 2 2/19/15 A 6 F 110
S 2 6/11/15 A 5 N
S 2 3/29/15 A 14
H 2 6/26/85 A 11
H 2
4/07/85 0
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5/17/15 A
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5/27/85 A
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6/13/15 B
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6/15/15 1
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2 6/11/15 A 13
2 9/12/15 A 14
2 10/04/15 A 2
2 10/05/15 C 4
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4/03/15
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4/17/85
I
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4/18/85
R
7
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4/20/85
A
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4/20/85
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4/21/15
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H 2 11/21/15 A Z? P P F70
H 2 8/29/15 0 7 P N L41
S 2 9/31/15 All N W82
S 2 U/12/15 A 1 N H03
MONTHLY/
4 N 4 U » L
1/01/8S
I N 0 6 X
12/31/35
SUBJECTS
P4GE 6)7
1/16/36
UURHAM "EJECTS PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER
PARAKEETS
SEE ALSO 81ROS
P4RAKEET "ADOPTS' WOMAN
PAPAXEOICS
SEE EMERGENCY MEOICAL TECHNICIAMS
PARAPLEGICS
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPEO
SI. OOO AWARnED TO PAPAPLEGIC 'RISON INMATE
PARAPLEGICS CAN SUCCEED AS ARTISTS
PARASITES
PARASITIC DISEASE SCOURGE OF MANKIND, RARE IN U.S.
RTP COMPANY ANXIOUS FOR FLIGHT
BURROUGHS WELLCOME EXPERIMENT STILL OK
PARATROOPERS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. PARACHUTES
EXERCISES SCHEDULED
P4R00NS
SEE PAROLE
SEE PRESIDENTIAL PAROONS
SEE PRISONERS. N.C.. PARDONS
PARENT-SCHOOL RELATIONS
TRAINING PARENTS BEST ROUTE TO COMPUTER- SMAP T CHILDREN
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO N.C. CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS
NEK OFFICERS
PTA THRIFT SHOP REPLACING DOO? TO DOOR SALES
OPENING PTA CONVENTION
SCHOOL CHIEF CITES LE4RNING UPHEAVAL
BUSINESSMAN PUTS BOUNTY ON FISH
CLIPPED COMMENTS
PARENTAL AUTHORITY
PARENTHOOO: CHANGING TIMES REQUIRE CHANGING LAWS. SAYS DUKE LAW PROF
SENATE OKS SHOPLIFTERS' ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
SENATE KILLS RILL TO MAKE ENOI NG PARENTAL RIGHTS EASIER
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL COOE OELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
BUSINESS POLITICAL OONATIONS VOTED OOWN BY STATE HOUSE
RIGHTS SHOULD BE RECLAIMED
GIRL FLEES HOSPITAL WHILE PARENTS FIGHT FOR HER RELEASE
PARENTS FOR EQUALITY. ACTION AND CHANGE IN EDUCATION IPEACEI
ORANGE GROUP MAKES MARK ON SCHOOLS
PARENTS' GROUP TUTORING SCHOOLS
PAPENTS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF GIFTED EDUCATION
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. GIFTED
PROGRAM FOR GIFTED STUDENTS
PAGE "EETING IS POSTPONED
MS. HOUSE TO SPEAK
GIFTED-EDUCATION STUOY CALLED FOR
PARENTS INVOLVED IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. CHILO CARF CENTERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PARENT INVOLVEMENT
COUNTY KEEPING PRE-SCHOOL PRUSRAM
COUNTY SCHOOLS GIVE OAY CARE CENTER I-YE4R REPRIEVE
SUPERINTENDENT, P4RENTS DISAGREE ON OAY-CARE DUTY
SCHOOLS WILL CONSIDER SPACE. CHILD-CARE NEEDS
REPRIEVE IS WARRANTEO FOR SCHOOLS' DAY CARE
DAY CARE EARNS ITS KEEP
CHILD-CARE PROGRAM DESERVES COMMITMENT
PARK-AND-RIDE
PARK-ANO-RI06 LOT TO BE CLOSEO
PARK AVE. TOBACCO
FORMER LCM EXECUTIVES SHIPPING THEIR OWN BRANO
PARK CENTER ONE
SEE ONE AND TWO P4RK CENTER IFOIMERLY ONE P4RK CENTERI
PARK FORTY PLAZA
2 NEW OFFICE COMPLEXES PLANNED IN DURHAM COUNTY. CHAPEL HILL
4 OFFICE BUILDINGS PLANNED IN AREA
FFSTIVITIES KICK OFF 2 NEW OFFICE DEVELOPMENTS
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
PARK PLACE WEST
HOTEL WORK EXPECTED TO ST4RT Monday
GUEST HOUSE OPENS NFAR PARK
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
PARK RANGERS
RECEIVES RECOGNITION
THREE PARK RANGERS TO BE HONORED
THREE PARK RANGERS HONORED FO° RESCUE
MARTIN WARNS AGAINST NEPOTISM; OFFICIAL'S SON RESIGNS STATE JOB
PARK SUPPORT CENTER
SRC INDUSTRIES REMAINS IN PAR< SUPPORT CENTFR
CHEMICALS TO BE GONE BY JAN. 16
PARKING LOTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. PARKING
WILL OOWNTOWN DURHAM LIVE
PENNY PLAN WILL SAVE PARKING IN OOWNTOWN
BUYER FOUND FOR BELK'S LOT
BILL WOULD LET CARRBORO MAKE ASSESSMENTS
FUNERAL HOME WON'T BUILD PARKING LOT
CONSPIRACY SCORECARO: PHONES, PARKING. RECYCLED ELECTRICITY
ART NOT TRUE REFLECTION
COUNCIL PRESSED FOR COMMITMENT
RESTAURANT TO BE RAZED, US EO FOB BRIGHTLEAF LOT
COUNTY BOARD TO CONTINUE TALKS ON COURTHOUSE SALE
PARKING FOR TOWERS MAY NEED COMPROMISE
MATHES FIRM LEAVING OUKE ST.; PRESIDENT CITES PARKING WOES
PARKING TICKETS
SEE PARKING VIOLATIONS
PARKING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO CARR30R0, N.C, PARKINS AREAS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. PARKING AREAS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
MAILBOX BLUES
STRIKING A WELCOME 'CORD-
SENATOR QUESTIONS BILLS REGULATING F4RML4N0 VALUE
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11/07/85 A
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H 2 4/18/85 A 4
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S 2 6/26/85 4 1 P N 846
H 2 6/2 7/85 B 2PM 846
S 2 10/19/85 4 1 N W82
H 2 12/01/85 0 1 P N L41
H 2 3/24/85 B 4 N
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MONTHLY/
ANNUAL I I 0 E X
1/01/85 - 12/3l/»S
S U 3 J 6
3US RIDER'S SUGGESTIONS WOULD COST s I 30.000--C I ty
DUflHAM MAY HIKE PARKING* PLANNING FEES
HIGHER FEES. PARKING FINES BETTER THAN A TAX INCREASE
ANG=Y C»TS ARE "ETTER LEFT ALONE
CONGREGATION CAUSES PARKING PRQBlfms
BITTEO. SFLFISH ATTITUOE ON P5RKING
PARKERS ARE WELCOME
PARKING ISSUE IS SAFETY
COUNCIL TO PROBE GRAVEYARD PACKING 3Y FOOTBALL FANS
FINES MAY RAISE SENSITIVITY
DISPITE NICKELS. HE GOT A TIC<ET
PARKS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ENO RIVER park
SEE ALSO NORTHGATE PARK
SEE ALSO WEST DURHAM park
6 DURWAM PARKS BEGIN IN RECREATION PLAN
COMMISSIUN DACKS PLANS FOP RETIREMENT CnMWUNITY
SPRING BRINGS PARKS. RULES
ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE OELAYcO
CITY RECREATION PLAN CALLS FO' DISTRICT PARKS
0F3ATE FXPECTED ON PLAN FOR NCW PARK IN DURHAM
ANNEXED AREA FILES COMPLAINT
MAJOR ATTRACTION
FESTIVAL. LEGISLATION BOOST STATE PARKS
CITY SHOULD WAIVE FEES FOR ENO GROUP
PETITION CITES LACK OF ACCESS TO CITY PARK'S TENNIS COURTS
FLOOOED PARKS SPUR WARNING
CITY PUSHING FOR PARKLANO
$50 MILLION BONO ISSUE ITEMS RANKED
COUNCIL ROUGHS OUT IOFAS FOR 20N0 ISSUE
MATER. SEWER EXPANSION PLANS =0R DURHAM SURVIVE
PARKS. DURHAM, SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO SWIMMING POOLS
DURHAM Swimming POOLS OPENING
COUNCILMAN SAYS POOL SHOULD BE IN SOUTH AREA
PARKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO AMUSE
SEE ALSO ENO R
SEE ALSO NATIO
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO 'heme
SEE ALSO UMSTE
SEE ALSO WAYNE
BONO REFEREN
«50 MILLION
BOND ISSUE M
JOINT ETHICS
GOVERNOR SAY
MARTIN FAVOR
ARKLANO THEM
150 MILLION
EAST TO THE
«25 MILLION
PARKS AOVOCA
OFFICIALS PO
DECISION TO
LEGISLATORS
SEVEN PARKS
SEVEN PARKS
EFFECT OF CU
STATE FOREST
MENT PARKS
IVER PARK
MAL PARK SERVICE
PARKS STUDY COMMISSION
RECREATION AND PARK SOCIETY. INC.
PARKS
AO STATE PARK
SBORO STATE PARK
OUM URGED FOR PAR< s
bond referendum for parks eyed
y be only hope f^r park funding
panel agrees to issue conduct guides
s he doesn't favo' 0u0tas
s bono issue for parks
e park sets sunday launching
bond issue would s uy 35.000 acres for parks
mountains
being sought for ''ark l'no
tes change strate-.y
nder state themp =ark
cost kerr lake $1 million
go home: it's wait 'til next year ijune 51 for.
unoer development at falls lake
being built at falls la< =
ts on parks slight
development at jordan tq begin in spring
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT.
SEE DURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
PARKVIEW CONVENIENCE CENTER
PARKVIEW STORE ROBBED
3 DURHAM FIRMS ROBBED LAST NIGHT
MAN HELD IN 5 ROBBERIES
PARKWAY PLAYHOUSE
see also theaters, n.c.
■sizzle' is opener of parkway plays
PARKWAY PLAZA
park.ay plaza STORE HANGS -CLOSED' SIGN
COMPUTER STORE AT PARKWAY PL a: A TO STAY CLOSEO
COMPUTER STORE TO REMAIN CLOSED
PAPKWOCD IOURHAM, N.C. COMMUNITY!
INJUSTICE FOR OOGS
.INNING DECORATIONS
PARKWOOD. N.C. (GHOST TOWN!
WAS N.C. GHOST TOWN "THE POMPF I I OF MOORE COUNTY'?
PARKWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HELP FIGHT DRUG ABUSE
TRASH BASH DAY
HORN NOMINATED FOR PT« AWARD
PARKWOOD SCHOOL WINS 'MR. 010" AWARD
PARKWOOD SCHOOL WINS TOP HONCP IN CLEANUP CONTEST
OLD SALEM IN PARKWODD
MECCA FOR MEDICINE
SCHOOL BOARO DELAYS ACTION ON ABSENTEEISM
PARKWOOO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE PARKWOOD UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH
PARKWOOO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
LOVE AMONG The RUINS
MISSING: CHURCH'S TRADITIONAL TREE
PARKWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRB 0£PT.
SEE ALSO EMERGENCY wgiiCAL TECHNICIANS
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS.. DURHAM COUNTY. VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO FIRE DEPTS.. N.C. VOLJNTEER
VOTE OH B'HAHA FIRE TAX IS SCHEDJLEO FOR JPPIL
OURHAM SCOUTS HELP IN F I RE F I G-l T [NG
ROARING BLAZE
FIRE OEPT.. PARK.000 VOLUNTEERS ENTCR CITY'S 1ST MjTuAL-AIO AGREEMENT
BUS ROUTE CHANGES TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PAROLE
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLES
SEE ALSO N.C. PAROLE COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PROBATION
HUNT OPPOSES PAROLE IN IKE AT<INSON CASE
DELAY SOUGHT OF ATKINSON PAROLE
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Pi-.t. 6'8
1/14/86
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4/13/R5
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5/17/R5
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7/19/85
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H 2 12/31/85 B 1 » "51
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4/20/P5 B
5/0'/95 A
5/03/85 C
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S 2 12/20/05 e 1 P P E70
S 2 8/30/R5 A
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3/04/P5
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5/07/85
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5/25/55
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2 12/06/85 3 1
H 2
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H 2
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2/16/95 A
3/23/85 A
3/25/35 3
11/21/R5 A
11/21/85 C
1/D3/85 A
1/1^/85 A
N C60
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t/01/88 -
INDEX
12/31/85
PAGf kN
TWINKIE KILLER STIhS HATREO
P^Stl Vi5SiNS*^AS|Ek§SpCe OF BACKLOG IN N.C. COURTS
PAROLEE SEEMEO TO 8E •FINE-
INSIDE
TERM
STATE FACING CLAIMS ON COASTAL LANO DEEPS
fWa'ttSIne? servIs^Sn^Jf ,3-MONTH tf
5igg'!I?5yK.^rsLsh:cs.8si5L?N?oJH^i0sY?sia«H« ,, can back 0Ut
^T.I^IaTfMrSeNTENCINC^ACT HELPS INMATES CUT TOO MUCH TIME
P RO ^OAR^'enSs'aGrIeMIN? «ITH EX-OFATH RO, PRISONER
MOUNrOL.'JiRM^C{s0Hi^EDAFl^THOO^r/tI^^FTScV!S-ORK
"^see'^lso^mployment. N.C.
SEp.nfl°enSorsesEbenef;?s for temporary state workers
TEMPORARIES A PERMANENT PART 3F JJ| «> E'
LIFE OF A TEMPORARY REOUIRES -LEXIBILITY
PART'pEOPLF CAN MAKE OR BREAK A PHTY
P*"TIOEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL GETS COOL RECEPTION
PARTNERS IN ECUMENISM
SEE ECUMENICAL MOVEMENT
SEE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
P45C4MERCHANW°UNCTEU? LOCK HORNS 3VER COMPUTER SALES
' PASFS'?LU»TE OFUM»'stERYMFLAWS OVER- LONG LEAN -PASSAGE-
PASSOVER
SEE ALSO HANUKKAH
111 ALSO JUDEA REFORM CONGREGATION
TODAY'S JEWISH FESTIVAL
CELEBRATING HOPE. RENEWAL
PASSPORTS
SEE ALSO ILLEGAL ALIENS
"SERV^EMEN-SHOUOL BE OWEN PASSPORTS
PA5T d'ukTplaye'r's t5LSiJe PLAY WRITTEN BY OUKE SENIOR
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
DUKE'S ?KNIGHT- A STUNNING DEBUT
PASTA
IT'S GOT PASTA-BILITIES
PASTA FOR CROP
PATSEESU.S. PATENT ANO TRADEMARK OFFICE
PATERNITY LEAVE
"oaODt-VKohE.^ON P.TERNT.Y LEAVE
PATERNITY SUITS
SEE ALSO CHILD SUPPORT
SEE ALSO HLA TYPING
TAYLOR LOSES SUPPORT CASE
MAN SUES OVER PATERNITY CHARGE
SUIT FILED OVER PATERNITY CHARGE
WHO'S THE FATHER? TESTS REDUCE UNCERTAINTY
PATIENT RIGHTS
SEE MENTAL PATIENTS RIGHTS
PAII°HOMe!SIN HAYTI MAYBE BE READY IN NOVEMBER
PATI<1PATRI0TISM FLOURISHED IN BULL CITY OF OLD
patterson meoal
111 also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill sports
unc's ethan hort on gets patterson meoal
HORTON NAMED WINNER OF -85 PATTERSON MEOAL
THE PATTERSONS (MUSIC GROUP' „=
PATTERSONS: BOOGALOO GROOVE
PATTERSON-S MILL COUNTRY STORE
SEi0R^A°CH2NG<ERYN0T?HANKSGIVING DISASTERS
"AUL ?W0*FIRMAMGIVEC00NATI0N TO DU< E FUND
°AUL NOR?HELRLN^SNa?A!:EMALW?StRCDOVETED WILLIAMSON AWARD
P*UL tJNCH?RHUS?El^ TAKE TIME TO ENSURE NEW ARENA SAFE
CONTRACTOR FU" ARENA MAY BE SOLO
PAUL TAYLOR DANCE CO.
SEDAScl°FFSnVAL CURTAIN TO FALL ON FRUITS OF WORKING TOGETHER
InEtaylor-s WORKS, genius stamds out
TAYLOR PRESENTS BEAUTIFUL. UGLY IMAGES
PAVING CONTRACTORS
i6U."SPRoBi$!P§s"§LEApJQ?!TEEI.ING ON N.C. ROAD CONTRACTS
;pPEK$'ffiuRTTs2?SR?R.PS02KpLl2T OF PUPL.C !NTFREST
tSJeTmEN CASPRg^DDw,?H ?I£INf SKiSg|°0. -ELDERLY COUPLE
PRIVATE SECTOR POSSIBLE KEY IM STATE'S THRIFT
PAYNETRUSTEe!LOF BURNED CHURCH SUHG HEATING CONTRACTOR
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DATE
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1/11/85
A
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1/26/85
C
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1/29/85
8
6
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7
2/06/85
A
1 P
N K45
7
2/09/85
a
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7
2/2T/P5
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4/20/85
A
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5/11/85
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5/24/85
A
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5/30/85
A
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7
7/17/85
A
11
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7/1R/A5
8
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7/22/85
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7/30/85
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9/30/85
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12
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H 2 12/15/85 E 1 P F
H 2 12/30/85 A 6 U 078
H 3 12/04/85 B 1 N 846
H 3 1/18/85 3 I N H90
H 2 2/15/85 0 3 R S66
H 2
S 2
4/05/85 A
4/06/85 A
H 2 7/05/85 A 4
11/22/85 A
11/23/85 D
12/06/85 0
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2 11/21/85 C 3
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K30
H 2 3/14/°5 B 1 P F W24
H 2 2/22/85 A 0 " N
H 2 8/06/85 C 6 N
S 2 8/06/85 A a N
H 2 11/19/89 8 2 P N 83P
H ? 9/27/85 A 6 N
H 2 7/07/85 B 1 U L57
S 7 4/17/85 0 2 P N
H 2 4/18/85 0 6 N
H 2 10/25/85 D RPR N34
H 2 12/05/85 A 4 U G33
S 2 7/30/85 C 4 N
H 2 6/16/85 C 6 P N C36
S 2 4/26/85 A 1 N B46
H 3 5/10/85 8 1 N »94
H 2 7/15/R5 A IP" W66
S 2 7/18/85 D 7 P I 871
H 2 7/19/85 B 1 R L34
S 2 7/11/85 C 4 P R 871
H 2 5/05/85 B 5
H 2 6/16/85 B 6
H 2 9/04/85 B 6
H 2 9/14/85 A 8
H 2 10/05/85 A 1?
H 7 10/21/85 B I
H 3 2/15/85 B 1
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85
CHU"CM SUES CONTRACTOR
PAYROLL TAX
SEE ALSO INCO-E Taxes. N.C.
SEE ALSO SALARIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO WAGES. U.S.
CHARLOTTE SEEDING PAYROLL INCOME TAX
PEABODY ST.
AFTERNOON RIUE
INDEX
12/31/95
SUBJECTS
P n OATE
S 2 2/15/P5 A
PA'-.E 640
1/16/96
S I T
E L Y
C P<". L P 9VL
H 2 5/23/°5 0 7 N
S 2 5/20/95 C 1 P P T37
PEACE MOVEMENT LEADER TO SPEA(, RECEIVE DURHAM AwARO
BEST GIFT GIVES WORDS OF PEACE
PEACH BOWL
SEE COLLEGE BOWLS
PEACHES
PEACH GROWERS SAY COLO "AY COST THEM $7 MILLION
COLD EARLIER THIS WEEK 010 IN PEACHES BUT HELPED APPLES
MA NATURE OFTEN FICKLE
PEACHES: EVEN IF THEY'RE NOT "ROM N.C THEY'RE AS SWEET.
PEACH GROWERS CAN GET FEDERAL EMERGENCY LOANS
N.C. PEACH GROWERS ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL LOANS
PEANUT BUTTER
SEE ALSO -EAT
SEE ALSO PEANUTS
PFANUT MIRACLE
PEANUTS
SEE ALSO PEANUT BUTTER
PEANUTS. TOBACCO JILL BE FOCUS OF TASK FORCE
FEDERAL PEANUT PROGRAM DEFENDED
PEANUT PROGRA" ATTACK EXPECTED
BUMPER CROP OF PEANUTS EXPECTED IN N.C.
INSIDE
PEANUTS OESERVE PLACE IN GARDEN
PEARL HARBOR
SEE ALSO WORLD WAR II
REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR AND THAT INFAMOUS DAY
WHY GROVEL IN GUILT?
PEARL MILL HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. HISTORIC DISTRICT
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. HISTORIC HOMES i. BUILDINGS
SINGLE-FAMILY ZONE OK ■ D
PEARL MILL ERA A LIVELY TIME IN DURHAM
PEARLS HEALTH SERVICES. INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: TRIANGLE
PEARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SAFETY WINNERS
UP, UP AND AWAY
3ALL00N LAUNCH
SAFETY WINNERS
HOMEwORK-HELP EFFORT GROWS I SPORTS SPUR CHILDREN TO STUOY
CLASS SHARES ITS BOUNTY
SCHOOLCHILOREN GET 1.0. CARDS
PEARSONTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ALTERED BUS STOP REQUEST REJECTED
TEACHER wants CREATIVE KIDS TO HAVE ROOM FOR mistskES
THE BOSS'S DAUGHTER
CHRISTMAS CARD TO FEATURE OURHAM SIXTH-GRADER'S ART
2ND GRADERS LEARN 'LATCHKEY'
BUSINESSMAN PUTS BOUNTY ON FISH
OIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
PEARSONTOWN GETS PLAY EOUIPMENT
PEAT
SMOLDERING PEAT CONTINUES TO CAUSE FIREFIGHTERS TROUBLE
•PEAT POWER' SET TO START BY 1911
PEAT BOGS
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVFS
EASTERN WILDFIRE HAS ONE BENEFIT
COMPANY CLAIMS PEAT-MINING PROJECT RUNOFF WON'T HURT AREA
FIRM'S PEAT MINE WORTH Jl MILLION TO OUKE
PEAT MINING
SEE PEAT BOGS
PEOIATRIC FAMILY CENTER OF N.C
SEE ALSO ChILOREN. health CARE
RONALO MCDONALD HOUSE SITE OFFERED BY UNC
PEEPING TO"
man FACES PEERING TOM COUNT
MAN IS CHARGED WITH PEEPING
PEER COUNSELING SE»VICE
SEE OUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINJING EDUCATION
SEE GUIDANCE COUNSELING
PELVIC EXAMINATIONS
RESEARCHER: WOMEN CAN 00 OWN 'ELVIC EXAMS
PENDER COUNTY, N.C.
CONSERVANCY HELPS PROTECT PEN1ER TRACT
GROUP BEGINS MAJOR LANO PROTECTION PROJECT
VOODOO COMPLAINTS RAISED IN AGENCY
PENOLEY CONSTRUCTORS INC.
COUNCIL FIRES CONTRACTOR
COUNCIL FIRES CONTRACTOR
DISMISSED CONTRACTOR SUING CITY. FIRM
PENINSULA PILOTS (BASEBALL TEAM!
BULLS TIED FOR LEAD IN SOUTHERN OIVISICN
3ULLS, PILOTS TO PLAY PAIR
BULLS. PILOTS SPLIT PAIR, STILL TIED
BULLS DEFEAT PILOTS. CLAIM DIVISION LEAD
BULLS AWAKEN PILOT BATS
PILOTS GIVE HIGH MARKS IN 14-' WIN
BLANKENSHIP THROWS BULLETS IN BULLS' 4-2 WIN
HURLERS' HOT BATS SPARK BULLS
RANSOM LEAOS BULLS' OUTBURST : N PILOTS
RANSOM, YAZ PACE ROUT
BULLS' NEW START BRINGS OLD RESULT
DURHAM DROPS 2ND OF 2ND HALF TO PENINSULA, 6-1
BULLS DROP THIRO STRAIGHT TO PILOTS
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BULLS
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INNING LOSS ENOS BULLS* STREAK
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PENMANSHIP
SEE ALSO CALLIGRAPHY
"^HJi'sivF^M^/HAM^I SSnE Mm, -.TING. EXPERT SAYS
°^EiTSTNN^LVANI.-TT.STi uSivVsfclRTS. FOOTBALL
PENNSYLVANIA a £ UN |( _ SP0PTS, F00TBALL
SEE ALSO PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
Ice A I en THRFF MILE ISLAND. PENSSYLVAN A
SEKUGELhIs DRAWN PRAISE. CRITICISM ON PROJECTS
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
THREE QUALIFY FOR DEAN'S LIST
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
"ftSH? MPAGKSAL-VMARYLANO MASTE.Y TOUR CONTINUES
PENNY'S FURNITURE STORE
OURHAM MAN SHOT
'^'JJeSSSSk «8&&isDSOLD TO MO. COMPANY
PENRITH APARTMENTS
SCE ALSO APARTMENTS , .
FIRE OAM AGES PENRITH APARTMENT
PeNlE?N.Lk0NCSIVIL SERVtCE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO DISABILITY PENSIONS
if .tig NM!t!:4sfA?IrE5pL^YNFES. PFNS.ON FUND
SEE ALSO RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
TENlbss;ONI??EN^NGPLT«NS.IP!oCRSE WILL BEGIN AT OUKE DURING FEBRUARY
PENTAGON . _
SEE ALSO MILITARY
JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF (CARTOOM)
PENTAGON AIDS POLICY WRONG
PENTHOUSE MAGAZINE
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
DUKE STUOENTS TO VOTE TOMORROW
DUKE VOTE: BOYCOTT OUT, 'PENTHOUSE' IN
PROTEST OF MAGAZINE GOES BEYOND CLOSING
NO ARRESTS FOLLOW PROTEST AT BOOKSTORE
8 PROTESTERS ARE ACCUSED OF TRESPASSING
HYSTERIA ON PORNOGRAPHY ._„•■,«.»
8 MAGAZINE PROTESTERS PLEAO NO CONTEST
N.C. PRISONS WILL STOP PURCHASING SOME "AGAZINE5
P6°SEEE INVOLUNTARY SERVITUOE
"""PEONY? aIpIcI.L GIFT FROM THE ORIENT
PEOPLai!;'ine5s'cou't! FOR SPACE AT RDU
^OPrPlx^^'^FF^TNoft-^orFLIGHTS FROM RDU
PEOPLEXPRESS PLANS RDU-NEWARK FLIGHTS
FLYING THAT COSTS LESS THAN DRIVING.
BbHs1nES5VHI-GHlT,h?S-°N0RTH CAROLINA t TRIANGLE
PEOPL!oN?ERVA?IVE!"ICstAN045N SCHOOLS BLASTED
SOME PARENTS' GROUPS SAY TEACHERS' GUIDE OANGEROUS
IDEOLOGICAL CLASH BREWING OVE' PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PE°PSLeI alVJiOUOR-BY-THE-ORINK. N.C. „„
CROSSES USED TO HONOR VICTIMS OF TERRORISM
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SeVSuk8? ^5^11 C^cWra.SEO AT 2.ST CENTURY HEARING
PFOPIF'S ALLIANCE RAISES GOOD QUESTIONS
^POLITICAL GROUPS ANNOUNCE CITY COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS
BLACK PANEL BACKS CANDIDATES
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AO
GROUPS' ENDORSEMENTS STILL TO COM?
2 GROUPS BACK GULLEY FOR MAVO°
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ENDORSES CANDIDATES
MAYOR'S ASSIGNMENTS: POWER FO* LIBERAL BLOC
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS SHOULD BE POLITE
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE. N.C.
MEETING IS AOBUT AMTRAK
GROUP ARGUES FOR REPEALING TAX ON FOOO
ALLIANCE MIDDLE-CLASS STANO STRIKES A NERVE
TREYBURN COMPANY'S PRESIDENT: 'WE MUST SEE PROGRESS-
SPAULOING, PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE AT OODS
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH I KERNERSVILL E. N.C.I
CHURCH DISPUTE ENOS WITH NEW CHURCH FORMED
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
CLOTHING STOLEN IN STORE BREAK-IN
POLICE PROBE BREAK-IN
MAN HURT IN FIGHT
PEOPLE'S COURT (T.v. SHOWI
SFE ALSO SMALL CLAI-S COURT
•PEOPLE'S COURT' INFORMATIVE
INCREASE IN SMALL CLAIMS SUI TS ATTRIBUTED TO TV PROGRAM
I'L'iMll ', LITL INS'IMANT.L CO.
SPfcNUING CUTS CHOICE TO LOhEK UEFICIT
PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE merges KITH SISTER FIRM
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
SEE ALSO DRUGS
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
NEW MEDICINE TO FIGHT PAIN ARE ON THE HAY
HATCH OUT FOR ALCOHOL IN YOUR MEOICINE
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR IMPOTENT MEN
INSTANT STREP TESTS MAY HELP DOCTORS CURE SORE THROATS FASTER
P5RIHIMKLE COULO TEACH LILLY » LESSON ON MEDICATION
ASPIRIN MAY BE HARMFUL FOR CHILDREN, TEENS WITH FLU
SLEFPING PILL ADDICTION OUESTION REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL
FOLLOWING DOCTOR'S ORDERS IS HARDER THAN IT SEE"S
EMBARRASSMENT IN PHARMACY CAN BE AVOIDED
OIET, EXERCISE. STRESS MANAGEMENT HELP CONTROL HYPERTENSION
DOCTORS USE QF ABBREVIATIONS MAY SPELL TROUBLE
NEH BIRTH CONTROL PILLS MAY HELP ALLAY FEARS
CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGE CAN GET STUCK
NEH DRUGS MAY UNPLUG ARTERIES. END HEART ATTACKS EARLY
CONTRACEPTIVE SPONGE REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL
SUN CAN 00 PERMANENT OAMAGE
FDA FLUNKS ON PUBLIC PROTECTION
HATCH OUT FOR FOUD, DRUG INTERACTIONS
LETTERS PROMPT NEW OALMANE WARNING
DOCTORS' PRESCRIPTIONS SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH
NEW ORUG FIGHTS SNEEZIN' SEASON WITHOUT BRINGING ON DROWSINESS
THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY: NEH APPROACHES BRING HOPE FOR PSORIASIS
DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT A TRJVELING MEDICAL KIT
HERBALIFE REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL
L^w SALT DIET DOESN'T HELP LOWER RLOOO PRESSURE FOR EVERYONE
SOMETIMES OENTAL ORUGS CAN BE A PAIN
PICKING A PAIN RELIEVER CAN BE CONFUSING
PHYSICAL. MENTAL PROBLEMS MAY BE ORUG ADDICTION
NO MAGIC PILL CAN REVERSE THE AGING PROCESS
NEW DRUGS FIGHT ULCER WAR
MORE PEOPLE MAY BE WEARING "EOICINE, NOT SWALLOWING IT
SOME DRUGS CAN CAUSE ARTHRITIC, BURSITIS, TENDONITIS
VISION CAN BE IMPAIRED BY A HOST OF MEDICATIONS
ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER STILL STIRS CONTROVERSY
ARE ORUG COMPANIES TOO SLOW IN WARNING PUBLIC?
TREATMENTS EASE HAY FEVER MISERY
FDA STREAMLINES PROCESS TO APPROVE GENERIC ORUGS
ORUG COMPANIES ON FAST TRACK for aids CURE
NEW VACCINE BEST WAY TO COMBAT 'OAY-CARE DISEASE'
DO YOU REALLY HAVE HYPERTENSION?
CALCIUM CAN BE CHEAP
COLUMNIST WARNS OF "RESCRIPTION DRUG ADS
UNLABELEO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS COULO BE DANGERUUS, OEAOLY
ASK DOCTORS ABOUT GENERIC ORUGS
FOOO CAN FIGHT DRUG INOUCEO DEFICIENCIES
HELP IS AVAILABLE FOR HEARTBURN OURING HOLIDAYS
TREATMENT IMPROVING FOR URINARY INFECTIONS
COLUMNIST: FDA MOVES TOO SLOWLY ON SULFITE BAN
MEDICAL WRITER HAS GOOO AND BA 0 NEWS ABOUT »ILL POPPING
NEW TREATMENT ON WAY FOR MIGRAINES
HIGH-RISK GROUPS SHOULO SIOESTEP KILLER FLU
ALTERNATIVES TO SURGERY FOR GALLSTONES AVAILABLE
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY-? (BOOK!
MEDICAL WRITER HAS GOOO AND BAD NEWS ABOUT PILL POPPING
PEOPLES SECURITY INSURANCE
JIOO.OOO DONATED FOR CENTER
ARTS CENTER GETS 1100,000
OFFICE TOWERS GET BOOST: COMPANY PLANS MOVE TO FRANKLIN SOUARE SITE
PEOPLES SECURITY INSURANCE. Wi'RE BUILDING OUR FUTURE IN OOWN~~
OOHNTOWN DURHAM IS AT A TURNING POINT
DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION GETS CHRISTMAS PRESENT
WITTENBERG TO BUY PEOPLES BUILDING
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL MAY OR aw HOTEL INTEREST
MOVING: REDEVELOPMENT PUZZLE'S PIECES COME TOGETHER
WITTENBERG SEES PROJECT AS CHANCE TO SET FUTURE
THE WITTENBERG ENTHUSIASM
PEOPLE'S TEMPLE
SEE RELIGIOUS CULTS
PEPPERDINE UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HARRICK REBOUNDS FROM NIGHTMARE
ALARIE, DUKE REAOY FOR WAVES
BLUE DEVILS USE MOTION OFFENS= TO RIDE THE WAVES
DEFENSE HELPS DUKE ROLL OVER *AVES
HENOERSON OVERCOMES SLUMP
B.C. NEXT FOR OEVILS
PEPPERTREE STREET
TRUCK TRAFFIC LAMENTED
PEPPI'S PIZZA (CHAPEL HILL BLVO.I
ARMEO MAN ROBS PEPPI'S PIZZA
ARMED MAN ROBS RESTAURANT
3 CHARGED IN PEPPI'S PIZZA R03BERY
TWO FOUND NOT GUILTY OF ROBBERY
BROTHERS ACQUITTEO ON ROBBERY CHARGES
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.
WOMAN SUES PEPSI BOTTLERS OVE' SOOA POP
'...LET'S GO GET A CUPPA COFF=E...' ICAOTOONI
SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER ENTERS THE COLA WAR
BOTTLECAPS ON 2-LITER CONTAINERS PROMPT PEPSI TO ISSUE ALERT
AREA NEEOS PROTECTION
PER CAPITA INCOME
SEE INCOME, PER CAPITA, N.C.
PE=OUE INC. (POULTRY CO. I
SEE ALSO POULTRY INDUSTRY
CHICKEN-FEEO MILL IS PLANNED IN MOORE COUNTY
PEREGRINE FALCON
FEEDING FALCON
FALCONS: RECOVERY PROGRAM NOW FOCUSED ON SOUTH
PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL PL»N
EVALUATING STUDENT TEACHERS CLOSES SESSION
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10/09/85 A
H90
C52
C50
H 2 9/09/95 B
H 2 5/21/65 A 7 P P
H 2 7/20/85 A a N
S 2 7/20/85 A
MONTHLY/*"
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1/01/S5
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12/31/95
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SUBJECTS
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PERFORMANCE ART
"ava'nt-ga'roe PERFORMANCE ART USES ITS MEANING I
^eRr^NCE'ARTt^'SETy SPONTANEOUS RESPONSE
THE PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
SEE ARTS. N.C.
"e,,se1Talso4research ANO DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE?
H 2 l/OA/95 0
S 2 2/IA/95 0
H 2 7/19/95 0
A P U G69
2 P N n;i
9 P F G6R
2 2/17/85 D 1" P 1 LAI
PERIOO CLOTHING
SEE ALSO FASHION H 2 9/20/85
VINTAGE SALE . , «,-«!,. H 2 8/25/95
R.J|M?B*8 ISSUE°OF FA^TtIviFcYoWrvER REVEALS N.C. ANTEBELLUM L.FESTY S 2 10/03/85
LAWYER ACOUITTED OF FEDERAL COUNTS OF LYING AT Trial
STUDY PANEL CALLS FOR B°OAOENI NG STA TF • S PER J UR Y LAW
PERJURY
LAW
TWO^JRHA^Ne^FaVe'fEOEML" PER JURY CHARGES
INOICTHENT AGAINST ROBERTS UNSEALEO
JAMES BRILEY WITNESS IS SENTENCEO
PERRY'S MILL PONO
SEE ALSO MILLS
SINCE COLONIAL TIMES.
A COVETED RETREAT
PERSEIDS
^PLANETARIUM? TOWN PLAN METEOR- SHOWER WATCH cunuCB
GOOO NIGHT FOR BLANKET PARTY WITH PERSEID METEOR SHOWER
PERSIMMONSmh(in FauIT rASTES „EST WSN rqttEN
PERSIMMON FAMINE STRIKES
TRADITIONAL HOL I DAY OE SSER TS
HISTORY'S UNDER SHADE OF 'SIMMON TREE
PERSON-ALITY FESTIVAL
"pERSoS-ALITY^bI'seVsaTURDAY IN ROXBORO
""!?& A-L^FDUc'iTIONAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER
FIRM THINKS PERSON HILLS A HOLD MINE
KSMEfTOIEIlSfSHe&n! person found gold in -to
STORM 0AMAGE MAY HIT 11.25 MILLION
OUESTIONS STALL GOLD MINE PERMIT
GOLD MINE PERMIT STALLED; PLANS INTACT
GOLO MINE PERMIT OK STALLS
PERSON LAWMEN SEIZE MARIJUANA
MONUMENT OEDICATEO TO PERSON JAR DEAD
RAPIO PERSON GROWTH SPURS ZONING LAWS
HELPING BALANCE LARGE PRESENT
1%. YEAR-OLD PERSON COUNTY MAN DIES IN FIRE
PERSON COUNTY, N.C.I AIRPORTS
SEE ALSO AIRPORTS. N.C.
PERSON AWAITING STATE'S LEAO 3N WORKFARE
PERSON BOARD WANTS ROAO TO AIRPORT PAVED
0F?IC?^?EI^ERsgN°H0PEPP.1gr3gT WILL DRAW ROU TRAFFIC
PERSON COUNTY. N.C. AMBULANCE SERVICE
SEE ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE. N.C. ...„,«.«
CRYING 'WOLF!' ALARMING CRIME FOR RESCUERS
PERSON COUNTY, N.C. BOND ISSUES
PERSON TAX REFERENOUM CONSIDERED
PERSON CLOSER TO REFERENOUM ON HOSPITAL TAX
PERSON COMMISSIONERS SET HOSPITAL TAX VOTE FOR FEB. IS
PERSON COUNTY. N.C. BUOGET
pjElgK c'o'SnIy IoOP TS^GeT AND ADDIT.ONAL LOCAL SALES TAX
PERSON COUNTY.MN.C.IoELECT.ONS
ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE F0» PERSON HOSPITAL TAX VOTE
P6"S0N COUNTY, N.C, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ,
PERSON GRANTS PERMIT FOR POWER GENERATING PLANT
PERSON COUNTY, N.C, LAND-USE PLAN
RAPID PERSON GROWTH SPURS ZONING LAWS
PERSON COUNTY, N.C. ORDINANCES
PE4Rs8nP!ouStyGp2HAnKinGUBOArSNuS8eS4APPROV«L OF MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE
P6RSOpER?^TBO.SoCwiNT?4?OAD TO APPORT PAVED
HOMEBUYERS TO GET FACTS ON ROAD CARE
PERSON COUNTY, N.C. SEWER LINES ,„..___,._ „. .„.
SEE ALSO POXBORO, N.C. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, N.C
PERSON ACCEPTS SEWER LINE BIO „.„,„
PERSON BUARD WANTS ROAD TO AIRPORT PAVED
PeRS0?ER?rcy0UNNfY-GETs"f.G CHECK <0» CPU TAXES
PERSON COUNTY MULLING HALF-CENT SALES TAX LEVY
PPIrR1Sn rl^NTY yoSpTSGBugG^YANO ADDITIONAL LOCAL SALES TAX
PERSON COUNTY ADOS HALF-CENT TAX
PERSON TAX REFERENDUM CDNSIOE'EO
PERSON CLOSER TO REFERENOUM ON HOSPITAL TAX
ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE F07 PERSON HOSPITAL TAX VOTE
^^RS^ESIOENTs'p'rOtIsT PROPPED POWER PLANT ■
RpE1RigNPCE0UN?YGRP?i^lNGUBaArDNU^ESA'JpP«nv.L OF MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE
PERSON COUNTY AIRPORT
SEE PERSON COUNTY,
N.C. AIRPORTS
PERSON COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C.
PERSON ARTS COUNCIL RECEIVES GRANT
1/10/85 A
1/20/85 B
2/20/15 A
2/21/95 B
10/23/95 B
P C56
F HAS
N 151
H 2 10/25/95 D 1 P F H60
8/09/95 B
9/11/95 B
10/19/95
ll/lA/85
11/29/95
12/01/B5
H I 9/05/95 B 1
1/15/95 C
1/26/95 C
2/25/85 B
6/29/95 C
7/26/85 B
7/26/95 B
7/27/85 A
10/08/85 C
11/12/85 C
. 11/26/95 C
1 12/20/85 B
2 12/27/85 B
N LAO
N
N
P M(,6
N S90
P T37
N S80
N LAO
N LAO
N H60
N S80
N SBO
N H60
N S80
2 1/08/85 C 1
1 2/05/B5 B 1
2 3/27/85 C I
1 10/01/85 C I
H 1 11/12/95 C 1
H 1 10/15/95 C 1
H 1 10/23/85 B 1
H 1 11/05/85 C 1
H 1 6/15/85 B 1
H \ 6/20/85 B I
H 1 11/05/85 C I
H 1 12/21/85 C 1
H 1 10/08/85 C 1
H 1 11/26/85 C 1
H 1 11/26/85 C I
H 1 12/2A/B5 C 1
H 1 2/05/95 B 1
H 1 10/15/85 C I
1 1/23/85 B 1 N LAO
1 2/05/85 B 1 N LAO
N
N
SBO
H60
N
SBO
N
SBO
N
N
S90
SBO
H ?
l/U/95 A
12
N
H 2
5/25/85 B
1
H 1
6/15/e5 B
1
H 1
6/20/85 B
1
H6D
H ?
a/03/B5 B
1
N
H 1
10/15/95 C
1
N
sau
10/23/95 B
1
N
H6U
H 1
12/21/95 C
1
N
H6U
1 9/06/85 CI N LAO
1 U/26/B5 C 1 N S80
1 12/2A/85 C 1 N SBO
H 1 10/29/85 B I
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85
I M 0 E X
12/31/85
5 U E J E C T S
S
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C PC,
PAf.t 444
1/16/86
PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
MIDDLE SCHOOLS BEING PROPOSED IN PERSON COUNTY
PERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PERSON AWAITING STATE'S LEAD IN WORKFARE
NO HEARING NOW PLANNEO ON GOL) MINING IN PERSON
PERSON ACCEPTS SEWER LINE BIO
PERSON BOARD WANTS ROAD TO APPORT PAVED
PERSON BOARD CONTINUES CLOSFD SESSION
PERSON COUNTY AGREES TO REPLACE UTILITY LINES
PERSON COUNTY MULLING HALF-CENT SALFS TAX LEVY
PERSON COUNTY AOOPTS BUDGET AN 0 AOOITIONAL LOCAL SALES TAX
PFRSON COUNTY ADDS HALF-CENT TAX
PERSON RESIDENTS PROTEST PROPOSED POWER PLANT
TO ARBOWOOD: PERSON DELAYS OECISION ON LINE
POWER, STEAM PLANT RE20NING IS DENIED
ROXBORO OKS STUDY OF ITS WATE' SYSTEM
PERSON GRANTS PERMIT FOR POWEH GENERATING PLANT
PERSON TAX REFE»ENOUM CONSIDERED
STUDY OELAYS WATER VOTE IN ROXBORO
PERSON CLOSER TO REFERENOUM ON HOSPITAL TAX
PFRSON COMMISSIONERS SET HOSPITAL TAX VOTE FOR FEB. IS
PERSON 30AR0 WILL ACT ON LAKE NOISE RULES
PERSON COURTHOUSE REPAIRS SET
PERSON OKS ANNEX REPAIRS
PERSON MOBILE HOME PARKS FACE MORATORIUM
PERSON COUNTY PLANNING BOARD 'JRGES APPROVAL OF MOP.ILE HOME ORDINANCE
PERSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
PERSON ACCEPTS SEWER LINE SID
PERSON BOARD CONTINUES CLOSED SESSION
ROXBORO'S 'FACELIFT' GETTING GOOD REVIEWS
PERSON COURTHOUSE REPAIRS SET
PERSON OKS ANNEX REPAIRS
REPAIR WORK BEGINS ON COURTHOISE ANNEX
PERSON COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SYSTEM
PERSON EMERGENCY CENTER TO BE FIRST ABOVE GROUND
PERSON COUNTY JAIL
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
TESTIMONY HEARD IN U I THHEL D-ME 01 C AT ION CASE
PERSON JAILERS VICTORS IN INMATE MEOICATION CASE
PERSON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
PFRSUN TAX REFERENOUM CONSIDERED
PERSON CLOSER TO REFERENDUM ON HOSPITAL TAX
PERSON COMMISSIONERS SET HOSPITAL TAX VOTE FOR FtB. IB
ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE FOR PERSON HOSPITAL TAX VOTE
PERSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
PERSON RESIDENTS PROTEST PROPOSED POWER PLANT
TO ARPOWOOD: PERSON DELAYS DECISION ON LINE
RAPID PERSUN GROWTH SPURS ZONING LAWS
PERSON COUNTY PRISON UNIT
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY JAIL
PERSON PRISON INMATE CAUGHT AFTER ESCAPE
PERSON COUNTY REGISTRAR OF DEEDS
HOMEBUYERS TO GET FACTS ON ROAO CARE
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
PERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
MIDDLE SCHOOLS BEING PROPOSEO IN PERSON COUNTY
PERSON SCHOOLS PLAN REGISTRATION CLINIC
PERSON COUNTY SHERIFF
PERSON LAW OFFICERS ENO SEARCH
PERSON COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SOIL CONSERVATION FUNDS DEADLINE APPROACHES
PERSON INDUSTRIES
KINDLING TO FURNITURE' PERSON INOUSTRIES PROOUCES IT ALL
SETTING RECORO STRAIGHT
PERSON PLACE
120.000 SOUGHT FOR PERSON PLACE
PERSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
PERSON/CASWELL LAKE AUTHORITY
PERSON BOARO WILL ACT ON LAKE NOISE RULES
PEPSONAL CARE PLAN
SEE ALSO HEALTH INSURANCE
SEE ALSO PREPAID HEALTH CARE PROGRAM
STUOY TO COMPARE HEALTH-CARE DUALITY
HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS: THREE EXIST IN TRIANGLE AREA
PERSONAL COMPUTER
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO HOME BANKING
SMALL COMPUTERS PROVIDE BIG PICTURE
MOST ARFA COMPANIES PLAN FEW H [RINGS IN 4TH QUARTER
PERSONAL INCOME, N.C.
SEE ALSO INCOME, PER CAPITA, N.C.
POVERTY SHOWS OIFFERENT FACES IN REGIONS OF STATE
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO TAX LIENS
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSU TAXES, N.C.
11.3 MILLION SURGE EXPECTEO IN TAXES
PERSONALITY GROUPS
DUKE TRIES TO FINO WHY EXERCISE REDUCES RISK OF HEART DISEASE
PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
SEE N.C. STATE PERSONNEL PRIVACY ACT
H
1
2/28/85
B 1
N
H
2
1/0R/R5
C 1
N
L40
H
1
1/16/85
B 1
N
L40
H
t
1/23/85
B I
M
L40
H
1
2/05/85
B I
M
L40
H
I
2/05/35
B 1
N
L40
s
2
2/06/85
C 1
N
H
2
5/25/85
e i
N
H
1
6/20/85
3 1
N
H6D
H
2
8/03/85
B I
N
H
I
8/06/85
C 1
N
L<»n
H
1
8/06/85
C 1
N
L4D
H
1
8/21/85
B 1
N
HbO
H
1
9/27/55
B 1
N
S30
H
I
10/08/85
C 1
N
S80
H
1
10/15/85
C 1
N
S80
H
2
10/17/85
8 3
N
H
1
10/23/85
B I
N
H60
H
I
11/05/85
C 1
N
SSO
H
1
lt/05/35
C 1
N
san
H
t
U/2D/35
5 1
N
H
2
U/27/85
A 12
N
H
2
12/03/85
C 1
N
S80
H
1
12/24/85
C 1
N
S30
H
1
1/23/85
B 1
N
L40
H
\
2/06/85
B 1
N
L40
H
?
6/2?/85
C I
" N
H60
H
i
11/20/85
B 1
N
H
2
11/27/85
A 12
N
H
1
12/24/R5
C 1
P N
S80
H
1
12/20/85
3 1
P N
seo
H
2
10/16/85
B 1
N
H
1
10/18/85
B 1
N
S8D
H
1
10/15/85
C 1
N
sao
H
I
10/23/85
B 1
N
H60
H
1
1 1/05/85
C 1
N
S80
H
1
12/21/85
C 1
N
H60
1 8/06/85 C 1 N HO
1 8/06/85 C 1 N L<iO
1 11/26/85 C 1 N S80
S 2 3/14/85 A 13 N
H 1 10/15/85 C 1 N
H 1 2/28/85 B 1 N
H 1 3/06/85 8 1 N
H ! 12/31/85 B 1 N
H 1 5/23/85 B 1
H 2 6/21/85 B 2 P F J40
H 2 6/25/85 B 1 N
H 1 5/02/85
H 1 11/05/85 C 1 N S8D
H 2 3/11/85 B 1 N 080
H 2 3/12/R5 A 7 P N B30
H 2 5/26/95 0 1 P F CIO
H 2 9/12/85 0 7 P N
H 2 9/09/85 All N
H 2 9/12/85 B 1 N W36
H 2 4/27/85 All N 080
ON HANDLING A LOVE-STARVED MONKEY
LOST ANO FOUNO
PEST CONTROL
H 2 1/20/85 B 1 P U H49
H 2 2/06/85 A 4 E
N *l U A L
1/01/J5
5 I
E L
C PG L
Pir>" 645
l/16/lft
ITCHING
SEE INSECTS. PESTS
PEST EXTERMINATORS ..._.
"iMjfef^i^Si'pUTlloNTROL PEOPLE
'""Ienato^PROPOSeISeSTICIDE LI-ITS ON IMPORTED LEA.
IppiY PESTICIDES CAREFULLY TO AVOID INJURY
ISScItION HELPS REDUCE PESTICIOE POISONINGS
o^SI-statI- ^eI o? 3a §r« ons^e^rted DOWN
concerns Ire raised about pesticide temik
image woes bug pest-control people
P6TSEETALSO ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
SEE ALSO ANIMALS. CRUELTY TO
KILLING OF CAT PROMPTS OWNER TO ACT
P£TE%LPE4DNGiH?MM?RY uH^iVmaRKET 8.EAK-IN
PETE8F^MTC^2 ShoStInG^NEW DURHAM- MOVIE
"^"Iur^er-hu^ry'tar heels choo-choo north
rioing the rails for 'burgers and 'cue
petsfe also dog control
see also dogs
see also easter pets
see also exotic pets
easter pets lose charm
the unwanted animals
senate tax-cut plan prepared
lost dog tales have 2 endings
sInaT^OKs'sKfTErI- ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
ORPHAN DUCK WINS F ARMER- S HE AR t
DOGS AND CATS TO BE VACCINATED
DOG. CAT VACCINE CLINICS TOMORROW
BRINGING OUT THE BEST IN OUR PETS
,i|HTSQRMlNTEUEH.PL^RGfE?rDRu!rMAY STOP ANIMALS-
parakeet -aoopts- woman
why pets may disappear
^Iee'Sl'sVour'hamToSn'ty animal shelter
WfcSRMRh&W&H TO DIE
°EW MUNCRSCHOOLUOF OENTISTRY LAUNCHES NATIONAL PROGRAM
UNC°Vo SANAVrB^HILLION FUND FOR DENTAL SCHOOLS
SCIENTIST AT OUKE AWARDED 4200,000
DUKE PROF WINS S200. 000 SCHOLARSHIP
pews1eh2lsoSscSolarships I SEE ALSO NAMES OF SCHOLARSHIPS.
SCIENTIST AT OUKE AWARDED 1200.000
PFEIFFER COLLEGE
STUOENT GETS AWARD
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SEE ALSO ELI LILLY ANO CO.
f|| A\LIg S:i.SC?S5SI?Bo°8SSg ADMINISTRATION
PHARMicEU?^SRL^IR°MHPWANNTSPLLrN^gE20NED FOR .15 MILLION PLANT
^^c85;hfEJ8nNOFFFORDE?IRSlS: 6TpOL.Ce\ FIRE TRANSITION BU
LEDERLE HAY BUILD PLANT IN DURHAM
AER?ERO^GL^OMPAS?ErfoSIsTwHA, WARNING PUBLIC' ap
MEDICAL WRITER HAS G000 ANO BAD NEWS ABOUT PILL POPPING
PHARMACISTS. DURHAM
III *LSO Sni5 OF "Id". -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
SEIN 19BUHE WAS A STUDENT; NOW i HE OWNS - ORUG STORES
pharmacy call-in set
pharmacists. n.c. „_.„„
see also n.c. pharmacy boaro
see also over-the-counter drugs
111 also uSiv^ofT.c. Chapel h,ll school of. pharmacy
CAMPBELL TO OPEN PHARMACY SCHOOL IN AUGUST OF 1986
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS ADVANCES
IN IMI, HE WAS A STUDENT; NOW, HE OWNS 4 ORUG STORES
PHARMACISTS, U.S. PHARMACY CAN BE AVOIDED „„„eIT
UNC STUDY: OVER-THE-COUNTER D' UG SALES INCRFASE PROFIT
PHE*SNORTH CAROLINA HAD SOUTH-S LARGEST PHEASANTRY
PHENYLKETONURIA SPECIFIC DISEASES!
HEALTH PANEL OKS BILL FOR SCREENING OF NEWBORNS
' M*%!IU&s>WsD8Hfif»iT TO HEA.T OF BLOOD DONATIONS
PHI 8F0URKSTU0ENTS TO BE INITIATED INTO FRATFRNITY
PHI BETA KAPPA TO INOUCT 53 DJKE STUDENTS ON TUESDAY
PHI BETA KAPPA CHAPTER AT UNC INITIATES WOMAN FROM DURHAM
H.l. STATE REJECTED AGAIN BY PHI BETA KAPPA SOCIETY
orhcf^sdr RAPS ATHLCTES- RATE OF GRADUATION
SCHOOL^ IMAGE A RESULT OF COLLECTIVE IMPRESSIONS
PHI BETA TAPS DUKE STUDENT FROM DURHAM
PHI B£hI ^LAMBDA AT PTC HONORED
2
11/12/85
C
I
1
2
2
^
2
2
2
1/25/85
5/20/85
6/07/85
7/12/R5
7/13/85
8/19/85
11/12/85
B
A
A
B
C
B
C
1
11
16
1
A
1
1
P N W82
H 3 3/26/85 B 1 N K45
H ? 7/05/"5 A ID N
S 2 11/07/85 C 1 N W82
H 2 3/06/85 A 1 T F J40
H 2 3/14/85 A A T L
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
4/03/85 A
4/09/85 A
5/17/85 A
5/15/85 C
5/21/85 A
6/01/85 C
9/19/85 A
9/26/85 B
9/26/85 C
10/22/85 B
10/22/55 B
11/05/85 B
11/07/85 A
12/16/85 A
N K45
L
83"
030
2/16/85 A
8/27/85 A
4/18/85 A
4/18/85 A
4/19/85 B
6/02/85 A
6/03/85 C
H 2 6/02/85 A I N
S 2 9/11/85 C 11 N
S 2
8/06/85 A 1
NT
H 2
8/07/85 A 12
S 2
8/07/85 C 1
BUDGET
H 2
S 2
8/20/85 C 1
8/21/85 A 1
H 2
3/22/85 B 7
S 2
9/04/85 C 14
S 2
12/04/85 B 1
N M69
N
N M69
N S51
N J56
N L41
2 3/11/85 0 1 1 ° F L41
2 10/10/85 A 9 N
2 1/30/85 C 2 N
2 5/16/85 A 16 N
2 8/11/85 D 11 P F L41
S 2 3/06/85 All U
H 2 8/17/85 C 3 N U80
S 2 2/20/85 C
3/15/B5 A I P N
3/15/85 A 2 N
3/20/85 B 14 N
2 1/08/85 A 10 P U 830
3/04/85 B
4/05/85 B
4/23/85 A
11/07/85 8
11/27/85 A
U/29/85 A
12/04/85 A
4
N
5
N
9
N
S
N
5
N
4
F
0
N
I T/17/85 B 1
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/85
index
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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PHI KAPPA PSI, CELFBRITY AUCTION
AUCTION SLATED TOOAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
SEE ALSO PENNSYLVANIA
•AS MAYOR* I HAO NO CHOICE RUT TO DESTROY PM1 LAOE LPHI A. . . • (CARTOON!
WHO BEARS THE BLAME?
SHQWOOWN INEVITABLE
STUDY: STATE DOING LITTLE TO PROTECT FUTURE SOURCES OF DRINKING WATER
CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE, HUH?
TRIP TO PHRLY: HOLIOAY PLANS RAISE EYEBROWS
PHILADELPHIA POLICE
SEE ALSO POLICE, U.S.
WHO BEARS THE BLAME?
SHOHOOHN INEVITABLE
PHILANTHROPY
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
•GOAT LAOY' TO SELL POSSESSIONS AND GIVE MONEY TO RIITHER FOR OTON
H 2 10/18/85 A 14
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
PHILIP MORRIS
PHILIP M
ROSE EXP
REACTION
ROSE'S T
ROSE TO
SUIT THR
HELMS SA
OFFICIAL
TOBACCO
MANUFACT
WHOSE CI
ALLENTON
4 MAJOR
ANALYSTS
HALLMARK
SUITS ON
PHIL IP M
TOBACCO CO.
ORRIS SAYS I
ECTS PHILIP
MIXED ON RO
OBACCO PLAN
DELAY TAX BI
EAT HURTS TO
YS MOVE IS B
SAYS TOBACC
BUY-OUT SOLU
UREPS INCREA
GARFTTES HAV
REALTY DROP
U.S. CIGARET
SAY LAWSUIT
VICE PRESIO
SMOKING COU
ORRIS CANCEL
T WILL BACK TOBACCO COMPROMISE
MORRIS ANSWER BY 15TH ON BUYOUT PLAN POSITION
SE PLAN T] EARMARK TAX
BRINGS VARIED REACTION
LL
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LACK PHYSICIAN
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LAN
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PHYSICIANS. N.C. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
DOCTOR CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE
PHYSICIANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO BLACK PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO HIPPOCRATIC OATH
SEE ALSO MEDICINE. HISTORY
SEE ALSO MILITARY PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C, UNETHICAL CONOUCT
SEE ALSO SURGEONS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SURGERY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, PHYSICIANS
PHYSICIANS CAN'T SOLVE halPRACTIC ILLS ALONE
SUITS 'NO THREAT' TO OOCTORS
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SYSTEM SEEN BEYOND REFORM
HOSPITAL PLAN DUE BACK IN CONGRESS
FAULTY BREAST Exams CITED BY JNC OOCTOR
DOCTORS WHO THINK THEY'RE GOOS
PHYSICIANS. U.S.. INCOMPETENCY
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
VIEWS ON MACPRACTIC OISPUTED
PHYSICIANS. U.S.. UNETHICAL CONDUCT
SEE ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO MfoiCAL ETHICS
NO ROOM IN THE MILITARY FOR MFOICAL MALPRACTICE
"HYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIANS FOR THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAP
CONGRESSMEN SHOULD BE VIGILANT, SKEPTICAL
PHYSICIANS GROUP OESERVEO NOBEL PRIZE
DOCTORS SEEK PREVENTION
PHYSICIANS RAOIO NETWORK
DATE
PG I
9VL
2 8/19/RS A 1 P F "330
2 10/11/95 A 13 N
2 10/31/95 5 6 N 081
2 U/19/85 A A E
2 12/01/85 B 5 N
H 2 3/28/95 A
S ? 6/17/85 A
H 2 6/19/85 A
S 2 9/30/85 A
S 2 6/22/85 A A E
H 2 9/22/95 P 7 N
H 2 9/15/85 D 5 U W09
H 2 11/10/85 B 1 P II L57
S 2 11/23/85 A 17 N
H 1
1/15/85
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1
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H 2
1/22/85
A
9
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H 2
1/22/85
B
1
N
S 2
1/22/85
A
5
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H 1
1/26/85
C
1
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L40
H 2
1/29/85
A
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1/30/95
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S 2
2/27/85
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S 2
4/10/95
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4/22/85
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5/09/85
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S 2
6/20/85
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6/23/85
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H 1
6/25/85
c
1
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H 2
7/04/85
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H 2
7/10/85
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H 1
7/17/85
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7/19/95
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7/26/85
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S 2
9/05/95
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8/10/85
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9/11/85
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3/12/95
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9/1 J/95
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9/14/95
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9/20/95
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H 2
8/23/85
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S 2
9/24/95
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8/26/95
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S 2
8/27/85
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9/02/85
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H 2
9/02/95
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H 2
9/04/95
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9
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S 2
9/05/85
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9/19/85
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H 2
9/29/R5
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S 2
10/18/95
A
9
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S 2
10/24/85
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S 2
10/28/95
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11/02/85
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11/12/85
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11/14/95
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12/01/85
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S 2
12/05/85
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H 2
12/13/°5
A
1
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L40
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12/19/85
c
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12/18/85
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12/24/85
B
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H ? 11/09/85 A 13
1/29/P5
2/06/85
2/22/B5
2/22/95
4/19/«5
12/31/85
930
830
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2 10/31/85
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MONTHLY
/ANNUAL I N D E *
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
SUBJECTS
SEE ALSO RADIO
NEK RADIO NETWORK IN TRIANGLE BROADCASTS TO DOCTORS
PHYSICISTS
THE PHYSICISTS HAVE KNOWN SIN . . .
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H 2 2/05/85 3 1 N
WINNER
■WINNING' VIRTUE
YOUNGER SET IN CHARGE
IT TOOK SOME OOING TO GET BALLROOM PIANO
PIANO PLAYERS
MUSIC IS ALL-ABSORBING FOR PIANIST ASHKENAZY
PICK THE WINNERS (DURHAM SUN SPORTS CONTESTI
SEE ALSO CONTESTS I SEE ALSO SPEZIFIC NAMES OF CONTESTS)
PICK THE WINNFRS
FORMER COACH PICKS
PICK THE WINNERS
CARPER WINS PICKS
HILTON TOPS PICKS
HAIGLER'S PATIENCE
ADRIENNE BROWN KEEPS
PICK THE WINNERS
MOORE GOES WITH -PACK IN PICKS FOR 'FIRST* WIN
NORWOOD PICKS SECOND WINNER
JERRY BOYO PICKS THE FINAL 'WINNER'
PICKENS FAMILY CLINIC
SEE ALSO FAMILY MEDICINE
DUKE PLANS NEW PRIMARY CA»E U1 I T
ESTES RESIGNS AT OUKE: PROTESTS ENU OF PROGRAM
OUKE FAMILY MEOICINE ACTION CREATES STIR
COUNTY HOSPITAL MULLS CENTER'S FUTURE
NEW OUKE CLINIC TO SERVE AREA
DUKE FAMILY PROGRAM TO BE OPE1!
OUKE ACT SPURRING CONCERN
FAMILY MEOICINE ENO PUZZLES. DISTURBS MANY
JFNNINGS: DUKE AFFIRMS FAMILY MEOICINE PLFDGES
DUKE MAY KEEP SOME TIES WITH FAMILY MEDICINE CENTER
CHANGES PLANNFO: OUKE AGREES TO KEEP FAMILY PROGRAM ALIVE
FAMILY MEDICINE SURVIVES
DUKE-WATTS PROGRAMS TO CONTINUE
PICKETT POAO
3 SEEK PICKETT ROAO REZONING
PLEA TO REZONE 13 ACRES NEAR 'ICKETT ROAO FAILS
AREA NEEOS PROTECTION
PICKLES
N.C. PICKLE PRODUCERS PUSH F0* PREMIER SPOT
PICNICS
WINTER PICNIC
TRINITY PARK PLANS PICNIC FOR JULY 4TH
PICNIC FEAST
SUNNY SNACK
PICNIC LUNCH
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PIEOMONT
PIEDMONT
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LEADERS
BROKEFAG
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PIEOMONT
RIGHT-TO
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
PIEDMONT
BUSINESS
•FLIGHTS
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ALL SEAT
AIRPORT
SPIRITS
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TO BUY FOUR BOEING 73
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HIGHL IGHTS
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MADE IN THE SKIES: PI
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. FLIGHTS
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OF CONVENTIONAL WISDOM
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9/27/85
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10/08/85
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10/15/85
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4/10/85
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4/10/85
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4/11/85
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4/12/85
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4/12/85
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4/17/85
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4/23/95
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830
H 2
5/16/85
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330
H 2
6/05/85
A
I
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930
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6/07/85
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7/12/85
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930
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9/05/85
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10/09/85
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9/05/85
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6/29/85
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7/05/85
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11/08/85
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12/12/85
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1/06/85
0
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H 2
3/22/85
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551
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3/22/85
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M69
H 2
4/07/85
D
13
N
H 2
4/21/85
0
12
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H 2
4/23/85
a
12
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S 2
6/05/R5
C
I
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6/26/95
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6/30/85
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10
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L41
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7/03/85
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7/09/85
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H 2
7/11/85
A
19
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L41
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7/16/85
c
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H 2
7/31/85
8
7
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H 2
8/04/85
3
10
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H 2
9/25/85
A
15
N
S 2
9/26/85
C
1
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W82
H 2
9/27/85
C
6
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S 2
9/27/85
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9/27/85
c
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W82
H 2
10/06/85
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1
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J54
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10/07/85
A
S
N
H 2
10/14/85
A
11
N
H 2
10/20/95
D
13
N
H 2
12/04/95
A
16
N
S 2
12/06/95
C
1
N
H 2
12/07/85
A
10
N
S 2
12/U/85
A
1
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W82
H 2
12/22/85
0
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12/28/85
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2 1/06/85 C 7 u C36
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' 12/11/85 B 2 P N C36
PIEOMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. SPORTS (BOYS t GIRLS) (GENERAL HFAOINGI
PAC TO ATTACK AREA HIGH SCHOOL SCENE THIS FALL
AREA'S NEW CONFERENCE ASSURFO OF 3 FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SPOTS
CHAPEL HILL SPURTS TO DEFEAT 3RANGE
PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, BASKC TBALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL (BOYS) SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER Each SCHOOL
PERSON CLASS OF PAC-6
ROCKETS COULD ZOOM TO THE TOP, BUT PISE WON'T 8E UNCHALLENGED
PAC-6 TOURNAMENT SET FOR LOCAL NEUTRAL SITE
PAC-6 TOURNAMENT SET FOR N.C. CENTRAL
PAC-6 SEASON OPENS
PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, FOOTSALL
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
ULD FACES SHOULD DOMINATE NEW LEAGUE
PAC-6 TRIO STARTS PLAYOFF BIOS TONIGHT
PPEP NOTES
KNIGHTS LEAD VOTE
NORTHERN SWEEPS PAC-6 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL HONORS
PAC'S TOP PICKS
KNIGHTS LEAD VOTING
PIEOMONT AVIATION INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PIEDMONT AVIATION DOUBLES EARNINGS
MATCHING OLDER WORKERS WITH J3BS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PIEDMONT AVIATION REPORTS OUA^TERLY PROFITS OF 131.6 MILLION, HIGHEST IN H 2 7/28/85 B 10
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8/27/85
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11/19/95
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11/19/95
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1/30/85
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A
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H
H
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3/10/85
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5/30/85
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7/27/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/15
SUBJECTS
page bio
1/16/16
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NO'I -TAXP AY I NG LIST
PIEDMONT WILL BUY AIRLINE FOR 140 MILLION
PIEDMONT TO BUY EMPIRE AIRLINES
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO.
PIEOMDNT GAS SELLS THE CABLE SERVICES TO ATLANTA'S ENSTAR CONMUNI C >T I"1NS
PIEOMONT NATURAL GAS PROFITS IP 4. 51
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PIEDMONT GAS Says CUSTOMERS HILL Pay LESS
PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO. IS CANTFO RATE INCREASE
PIEDMONT PLANTATION: The BENNEHAN-C ame°ON fi"IL< ( BOOK I
JFAN ANDERSON 'RECONSTRUCTS* N.C. PLANTATION WORLD, PFDPLE
PLANTATION HISTORY
BOOK INFORMS, ENTERTAINS
PIEDMONT STONE CENTER I W I NSTON- SALE H I
KIDNEY STONES BASHED, CPUSHEO, BLITZED
STATE LIMITS LITHOTRIPTERS
PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PTC ANNOUNCES COLLEGE TRANSFER COURSES
PTC SCHEUOLES ANNUAL COLLEGE NIGHT MONDAY
CASWELL COUNTY EYES SATELLITE PTC CAMPUS
PTC CENTER SETS SERIES OF COU'SES
RTP COURSES PLANNED
PTC OFFERING PROGRAMS ON HARD-TD-FILL JOBS
AIRCRAFT CRASH RESCUE COURSE SLATED
CASWELL COLLEGE ISSUE GOES TO STATE BOARD
GERIATRIC CARE COURSES
WATKINS THREATENS BILL ON CASWELL SCHOOL ISSUE
WORKSHOP SET FOR OFFICE PEOPL"
COHMUNITY COLLEGES BOARD TO MEET AT TCa NEXT WEEK
PTC TO HOLD FUTURE FAIR THURSDAY
COURSE ON CASH FLOW
ANNUAL SPRING FLING SET AT PIEDMONT T^CH
SCUTT SAYS LEGISLATORS MEDOLED WITH SYSTEM OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
TAXIDERMY MINI-COURSE OPENS T'DAY AT PTC
TAXIDERMY SKILLS TO BE DISPLAYED
CENTER OPENS SATELLITE OFFICE
PTC AWAPOEO 115.000 GRANT
FINANCIAL PLANNING SEMINAR SL«TEO
PIEDMONT TECH TO HJLD COMM£NCEMcNT FRIDAY
PTC OPEN HOUSE PLANNED TO SHOW TRANSFER PROGRAM
PHI BETA LAMBDA AT PTC HONORED
PTC STILL REGISTERING FOR EXTENSION COURSES
PTC COS»ETOLOGY MINI-COURSE PLANNED
PIEDMONT TECH TO MARK 15TH ANNIVERSARY
PTC RECEIVES «69,400 GRANT
CASWELL SITE SOUGHT FOR SATELLITE CAMPUS
PIEOMONT TECH PROJECT OVERSEE! IS SELECTED
PRE-RFGI STRATION OPEN THROUGH FRIDAY AT PTC
PTC ACCEPTING NURSING PROGRAM APPLICATIONS
PIEOMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE, CURRICJLUM
PIEDMONT TECH PLANS FOUR-YEAR BUSINESS DECREE
PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE. GIFTS «N0 FUND RAISING
PTC BEGINS Campaign WITH GOAL OF $1S0,000
PTC CAMPAIGN WILL WIND UP ON THURSDAY
PIEDMONT TR IAQ
SEE ALSO GREENSBORO. N.C.
SEE ALSO HIGH POINT, N.C.
SFE ALSO WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV.
TRIAD RANKING A RAW OEAL
PIG PICKING
IT'S SOUTHERN PIG PICKIN'
S
HE E
P 0 DATE C Pr.
H 2 9/05/85 A 1"
H 2 10/01/B5 0 1
S 2 10/04/85 A <;
FOR DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
PIGEON RIVER
PIGEON RIVER SAID TOO DIRTY TD BE INDUSTRY WATER SURCE
PERMIT MAY LIMIT PIGEON RIVER POLLUTION
EPA SAYS PERMIT REQUIRING REDUCTION OF POLLUTION IN PIGEON RIVER.
TOUGHER POLLUTION RULES URGED FOR RIVER
IGEONS
BOO,
NOT HOO
PIGS
SEE ALSO HOGS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO SwINE
HILLSIOE COACH KISSES PIG
60 PIGS KILLED IN TRUCK-CAR ACCIDENT
TWO BREAK-INS REPORTED; PIGS STOLEN
RACING PIGS DRAW SJUEALS OF OELIGHT FROM FANS AT FAIR
THEY'RE GOING COUNTRY: STAGVILLE ASSOCIATES PLAN HOLIDAY EVENT
PILGRIMS
RARE EYE OISEASE CAN BE TRACED TO PILGRIMS'
ARR I V AL
PILOBOLUS
SEE ALSO OANCE
FESTIVAL'S 2N0 WEEK TO BRING DANCES FROM TRIANGLE GROUPS
PILOBOLUS RETURNING TO FESTIVAL
THE NEXT STEP
CLASSIC PILOBOLUS STILL SATISFYING DANCE
PILOBOLUS PERFORMS OLD FAVORITES ANO A PERPLEXING PREMIERE
PILOT CLUB OF DURHAM
GIVE HELP
PILOT CLUB LEADERS
LIGHT A CANDLE FOR LIFELINE
A MATTER OF SAVING LIVES
PILOT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
PILOT LIFE BUYS MEDCOST
PILOT MOUNTAIN. N.C.
PARLOR TO BE MUSEUM EXHIBIT
PILOT PIT STOP (FRANKLIN CO.. N.C.I
BARTENDER HELD IN SHOOTING
PILOTS
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
NATION'S OLDEST PILOT KEEPS HIS WINGS
N.C. PILOT PRAISED 9Y S.C. SHERIFF AFTER PLANE CRASH
PILOT KILLED TAKING SON'S PLAME ON MAIDEN FLIGHT
4 FLIGHTS CANCELED
UNITED RESUMES 'PARTIAL' SERVICE
SIXTY-YFAR-OLO PILOTS
TRAFFIC CONTROLLER HONOPEO FO* AID IN PILOT'S LANOING
STUDENT PILOT DIES IN CRASH
NCCU WILL OFFER PILOT GROUNO SCHOOL
1/13/85 B 11
6/09/85 B 9
3/24/35 A 1?
IO/3l/°5 A 17
12/12/85 0 6
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H I
1/0B/R5
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1 N
H 1
1/D9/35
B
1 N
H I
1/09/85
3
1 N
H 2
1/11/B5
A
b N
H 2
2/14/85
0
7 N
H 1
3/D1/B5
B
1 N
H 1
3/03/85
B
N
H 1
3/lS/BS
B
1 P N
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3/15/35
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H ■>
3/19/35
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3/24/85
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4/05/85
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4/06/35
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H 1
<>/ll/85
B
I N
H 1
4/20/85
c
N
H 1
4/25/85
B
1 N
H 1
4/25/85
8
1 N
H 1
4/26/35
B
I P N
H6D
H 1
4/26/85
B
1 N
H 1
S/ll/85
B
[ N
H 1
6/08/85
B
1 N
H 1
6/18/85
C
1 N
H 1
7/13/85
c
1 N
H 1
7/17/85
B
N
H 1
8/24/85
C
1 N
H 1
9/27/85
B
1 N
H 1
10/04/85
B
1 N
H60
H 1
10/12/85
C
1 N
H 1
10/13/85
B
1 N
H60
H I
11/27/85
B
I N
S30
H I
12/12/«5
3
1 N
H 1
12/17/85
C
1 N
H 1 6/14/85 3 I
H I J/02/85 3 1 N
H 1 6/21/85 B 1 N H60
S 2 3/05/85 A 4 E
H 2 7/23/85 B I P N H45
S 2 1/30/R5 A 3 N
S 2 5/22/85 A 6 1
H 2 7/24/35 C 3 N
S 2 8/13/85 C 4 N
H 1 8/16/85 B 1 P P
S 2
H 2
H 1
H 2
H 2
2/25/85
7/24/85
3/24/35
10/05/85
11/19/85
S 2 4/19/P5
H 2 6/16/"5 B 5 P N W66
H > 6/23/B5 B 1 P N
S 2 6/27/85 D 4 P J "71
H 2 6/28/85 B 1 R L34
S 2 6/28/35 C 2 = B71
S 2 2/20/85 A
S 2 5/22/85 3
H 2 11/28/35 A
H 2 12/11/35 A
T37
K30
H 2 3/24/85 0 13
S 2 11/23/85 A [3
H 2 6/10/35 C 1
2/02/35
2/17/85
2/23/85
5/13/35
5/19/85
7/01/85
7/14/35
7/17/85
9/19/85
11
12
6
MUNTHLY/A
N "1 U A L
1/01/U5
I N II E X ll
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
1/ lft/Bb
n e
PINE KNOLL KEST HO«E
MAN HELD FOR ATTACKS ON REST HOME PATIENTS
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT
PINE STATE CREAMERY CO.
MILK CARTONS TO SHOW PHOTOS OF MISSING CHILDREN
PINEHURST, N.C.
COUNTRY CLUB IN MOORE HANTS TT BE TOWN
SOME LEGISLATORS SAY PRESSURE APPLIEO TH RESCUE MOOPE BILL
PINES
SEE ALSO TREES
OUKE FOREST PINE STAND PART Oc ACID RAIN RESEARCH
PINtTUM GARDEN CLUB
SEE ALSO GARDENING, DURHAM
HISTORIC HOME TAKES SPOTLIGHT:
H 2 12/12/85 A 1 N ASA
S 2 12/13/95 C R P P C56
H 2 2/07/85 B
H 2 4/30/85 A
H 2 6/01/85 A
S 2 11/04/85 B
PINEVIEW INN AND CONFERENCE CENTER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS1 MEOIAN INCOME RISES TO 150.000 DURING
WEST POINT ON THE ENO FOCUSES ON 1950S...
81
PINEWOOD. N.C.
S.C. HOPES N.C.
KEEPS WASTE
PINEY MOUNTAIN PROJECT (ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.I
CHAPEL HILL PROJECT MIREO UP
LONG-OELAYED HOUSING PROJECT NEARING COMPLETION
PINKERTON TOBACCO CO.
GPANOMET, LCM MAY PART WAYS
PINKFRTON'S (PRIVATE OETECTIVE AGE-ICY!
PINKERTON PAIR IN STAKEOUT SHOOT, HOSPITALISE SUSPECT
PINNACLE ONE ASSOCIATES
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
PIPER-OICKSON HOME
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N
UP IT GOtS
ENO JOURNAL TO RECORD
TALK AT FEW'S FORD
HISTORIC HOMES C BUILOINGS
TALK AT THE FORD' OAY
PIPES
«l MILLION DAMAGE ESTIMATED
PERFECT PLACE FOR PIPE DREAMS
PIPPIN' ( PL AY )
•PIPPIN' MISSING THAT CERTAIN SPARK
THEATER REVIEW MISLEADING
PIRATES
LEGEND OF BLACKBEARD SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY
PIRATES: THE OREGS OF SOCIETY
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
CHEERS FOR THE 'PIRATES'
PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST
CRITIC: TIMBER PLAN WOULD COST MILLIONS
CRADLE OF FORESTRY'S VISITOR CENTER auRNSl
N.C. TIMBER HARVEST EMOTIONAL ISSUE
PIT BULL TERRIERS
SEE ALSO DOGFIGHTING
SEE ALSO DOGS
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH DOGFIGHTING
2 MEN FACE CRUELTY CHARGES IN OOG FIGHT
BEASTLY BEHAVIOR
MAYBE THEY DON'T KNOW. BUT DURHAM ANIMALS HAVE LAWYER
2 MEN ARE SENTENCED IN DOG-FIGHTING CASE
2 MEN CONVICTED OF DOGFIGHTING
OOGS SUFFER FROM PEOPLE'S ACTIONS
PITCH A BOOGIE WOOGIE (FILM)
ECU PROFESSOR RESTORES OLD N.C. MOVIE
THE PITCHFORKS OF DUKE (SINGING GR1UPI
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV.
OUKE MJM'S SINGING GROUP TO PERFORM IN SUNDAY SALON
THE PITCHFORKS WILL SING...
PITT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ALBAN ON HONOR ROLL
PITT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
TWO INOICTED IN 1983 DEATH OF BABY GIRL
MEMORIAL SEEKS COPTER
N.C. MEMORIAL TALKING WITH PITT ON "COPTER SERVICE
JURY ACOUITS NURSE IN OEATH OF INFANT
MAN SENTENCED FOR BABY'S DEATH
NURSE FREEO IN MURDER CASE RESUMING JOB
PITTSBORO, N.C.
PITTSBORO STREET FAIR SCHEDULEO OCT. 26
PITTSBORO GROUP CLAIMS AWARD
PITTSBORO PARADE TO BE HELD SUNDAY
N.C. MAN SHARES ALTERNATIVE N38EL PRIZE
ALTERNATIVE NOBEL WINNER RETURNS HOME
PITTSBORO, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS SET IN CHATHAM
COUNCIL SEATS CONTESTEO IN PITTSBORO AND SILER CITY
RIODLE. WEBSTER ELECTED TO PITTSaORO TOWN BOAPO
PITTSBORO. N.C. HISTORY
PITTSBORO WANTS BICENTENNIAL °ARTY
PITTSBORO, N.C, WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE ALSO CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C, HATER AND SEWER PROPOSAL
MONEY, WATER WOES CONCERN CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS
PITTSBORO BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
MONEY, WATER WOES CONCERN CHATHAM COMMISSIONERS
RIODLE. WEBSTER ELECTED TO PITTSBORO TOWN BOARO
PITTSBORO STREET ICHAPEL HILLI
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C. STREETS
2 CHAPEL HILL STREETS TO BE ONE-WAY
PITTSBORO. S. COLUMBIA STREETS IN CHAPEL HILL TO BE ONE-WAY
SOUTH COLUMBIA TRAFFIC IS HEA0EO NORTH NOW
PITTSBURGH PIRATES
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
N
H 2 12/16/95 A 1 P P S80
H 2 2/10/85 B ' M HI
H 2 10/21/85 A 11 N
H 2 8/05/85 A 1 p N B81
H 3 11/19/85 B 1 N B81
S 2 9/23/85 A 1 N W82
H 2 7/03/R5 B 14 N A54
H 2 12/01/95 0 1 P N L<rl
S 2 6/26/85 C 1 P P T37
H 2 9/29/85 D 3 n U HA*
S 2 10/03/85 0 12 D N
H 2 3/19/85 B I p P C56
H 2 5/17/85 0 7 P R W66
H 2 5/29/85 A 4 L
S 2 5/03/85 A 8
H 2 10/12/85 A 4
H 2 4/24/85 A
F J50
E
H 2 4/01/85 B 5 N
H 2 4/19/85 A 6 N
H 2 11/28/85 C 12 N
9/02/P5
9/02/95
9/13/95
9/17/85
10/09/B5
10/09/95
12/04/95
N S82
C
H 2 12/31/85 A 13
H 2
S 2
4/11/85 B
4/11/85 0
S 2 12/24/65 A 3
H
S
H
H
H
H
2
2
2
2
2
2
4/30/55
5/09/95
5/10/95
3/31/85
9/05/95
9/09/85
A
c
A
A
A
e
3
I
13
6
6
1
N
N
N
N
N
P N
H
s
H
H
H
2
2
3
2
2
10/13/95
10/17/95
12/07/85
12/10/95
12/13/95
B
A
C
A
B
9
1
1
1
6
N
N HO 3
N
N
N
H 3 9/21/85 B 1
H 3 11/02/85 C 2
H 3 11/06/85 C 1
H 3 11/21/85 B 1
H 3 3/12/85 C I
H 3 3/12/95 C 1 N H60
H 3 11/06/85 C 1 N
S 2 10/04/85 A 1 N 381
H 2 10/05/85 C 1 M N 981
H 3 10/22/85 B 1 P N <45
MONTHLY/ANN
1/01/85 -
1 N 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
P»r-E 6*2
1/I6/P6
S I
E L
C PC- L
3»AVES LOOKING POO PITCHING H?L»...OLn OS YOUNG
CANCELARIA REAOY TO GO
PIRATES TO HOLO T8Y0UT
PIZZA
G'EEN LEVEL FIRM makes a SWITCH
PIZZA: IT'S GOT SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Twe VEROICT IS IN ON PIZZA CONTEST
THE VERDICT IS IN ON PIZZA CONTEST: THE ^INNING STORIES
PIZZA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
MAN ROdS PIZZA FIRM
MAN APMEO KITH REVOLVER HOLDS UP °IZZA COMPANY
PIZZA hut (CHAPEL hill. N.C.I
5 SENTENCED TO JAIL TER»S AFTER PLE«S
PIZZA HUT (ERWIN ROAOI
PIZZA HUT ROBBED BY ARMED MAN
MAN ARRESTED FOR SHOPLIFTING. ORUOS
PIZZA TRANSIT AUTHORITY
FORMER EXECUTIVE SUES PIZZA COMPANY
PTA SUIT IS SETTLED
PIZZA FIRM, EX-EXEC'JTIvE SETTLE SUIT
NEW HAVE OF LAWSUITS AGAINST TOBACCO FIRMS
OUKF FOUNDATION KEEPS 4SX OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
FUOUA SCHOOL FORMS 30ARD TO STRENGTHEN ITS TIES WITHIN STATE
PIZZA VILLAGE
PIZZA VILLAGE ROBBED
PLACCS RATEO ALMANAC
WE'RE NO. 3 AMONG TOP CITY AR=AS!
PRO-OTERS DELIGHTED BY AREA'S DESIRABILITY
DURHAM-RALEIGH GREAT PLACE TO LIVE? YOU BET!
AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW: OURham Is Third 3EST
triao ranking a raa deal
a time for jeers. a time for cheers
clipped comments
moving up the ranks
durham targets best-city ranking
durha"'S reputation: a chance to Earn it
a t-shirt in "ayopal size
FIVE-MAN DURHAM DELEGATION DELIVERS LONG 'WE'RE NO. I* BANNER TO
ourham profile raised in winov city
mcnally urges city to i-prove
rating effort draws attention
city's no. i effort makes network tv
bullish on durham
growth changing Raleigh's Image
PLANETS
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
PLANET names not for sale, officially
BEWARE OF PAYING FOR PLANETS
STAR STUFF. ..PLANETARIUM PROG'AM EXPLORES TH£ SEARCH FOR OTHER WORLDS
PLANNED PARENTHOCO OF ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO FAMILIES. "RGANIZATICNS, CHILDREN UTILIZATION OF SERVICES
A30RTI0N FUNOING END 'UNJUST'
GETTING TO KNOW TEENS IS THE FOCUS OF F"C'JS
NEW MEMBERS JOIN BOARD
PARTY AND PLAYMAKERS »OOST PUNNED PARENTHOOO CLINIC
PREPARING FOR BENEFIT
IT'S FOR SAKE OF A 'HOME'
TEACHING PARENTS TO TALK ABOUT SEX
PLANT GENETICS
SEE ALSO GENETICS
PITTSBORO GROUP CLAIMS a„ard
N.C. MAN SHARES ALTERNATIVE NOBEL PRIZE
PLANTATIONS. N.C.
JEAN ANDERSON 'RECONSTRUCTS' N.C. PLANTATION WORLD. PEOPLF
PLANTERS CORP.. SALES AND EARNINGS
early tar heel bank reports s-"ow net earnings up 11 to 42 percent
larger tar heel 3anks report increased profits
planters national 3ank ano trust co. igeneral hcjoingi
is now right time to buy a home7
ouke foundation keeps 48*. of investments in stocks
planters national banks ano trust co. iparkway plaza)
planters Bank opens parkway plaza branch
PLANTS
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED S'ECIES
SEE ALSO GARDENING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO HER3ICI0ES
SEE ALSO HERdS
SEE ALSO N.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN
SEE ALSO POINSETTIAS
SEE ALSO RAMPIONS
SEE ALSO WEEDS
FLOWERS PROBABLY OK
PERIWINKLE COULO TEACH LILLY A LESSON ON MEDICATION
PLANTS INTEGRAL TO HIS WORK
COLO KILLS SHRUBBERY IN TRIANSLE
BITTER COLD MEANS PROFITS FOR TAR HEEL NuRSF»Y»E;j
DAMAGE FROM COLO EXPECTEO TO =L)PCF PRICE OF PLANTS UP
A SNAKE PLANT That 3L00MS has GOTTA' BE SPECIAL
SPECIAL MIX HELPS POTTED PLANTS Thrive
PLASTIC RAGS
THEY'VE BAGGED A PROBLEM
plastic SURGERY
see also surgery
new technijues, services a0vance cosmetic surgery
NEw WRINKLE IN FACE COSMETIC SURGFRV
duke doctors fxplain facelift complications
boning up: doctors at unc oev1 lop new -ftmoo to replace lost bone tissue
ouke hospital names plastic sjrgery chiff
ouke devices aio harelip woes
plastics
the descent of man
play units for the severely manoic»ppeo
see also handicapped
PUSH-A-ThON
PI KAPPA PHI RASI5S 4546
PLAYBOY MAGAZINE
H
2
6/05/55
B
2
N
s
2
6/05/RS
0
I
p
U 013
s
2
6/20/85
3
2
N
H
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7/25/35
A
2?
N L41
H
2
11/07/P5
C
1
1
F HOI
H
2
12/05/55
c
1
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F HOI
H
2
12/05/85
C
1
F
s
2
10/21/-5
c
I
N
H
2
10/22/«5
A
3
N
H
3
7/23/85
c
1
N H70
H
7
5/13/B5
A
9
N
s
2
5/13/85
A
7
N
H
2
2/22/85
e
1
N H70
s
2
3/22/85
c
I
N M70
H
2
3/23/85
p
1
N H90
H
2
7/07/85
B
7
p
N L41
H
2
11/24/85
0
10
p
1) L41
H
2
11/28/85
D
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p
U L41
H
2
2/04/85
8
6
N
H
2
2/28/R5
A
1
M
N
s
2
2/28/85
A
I
N C60
s
2
3/01/85
A
4
E
H
2
3/34/15
A
4
E
s
2
3/05/85
A
4
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H
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3/10/»5
0
5
U G33
H
2
3/24/R5
A
4
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H
2
4/26/85
A
4
p
s
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7/14/35
A
1
N W3?
H
2
7/13/85
A
4
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H
2
7/21/85
A
5
P
p C56
CHICAGO H
2
10/0'/B5
S
5
D
N
s
2
10/02/85
A
1
N H03
s
2
10/02/85
A
1
P
N H03
s
2
10/07/85
A
1
D
N J13
H
2
10/05/85
c
1
N
H
2
10/10/"5
A
4
F
H
2
12/02/85
A
8
N
H
3
4/05/55
3
I
N
s
2
4/12/85
A
12
N
RLDS H
2
6/17/55
A
6
N URO
IF0CUS1
H
2
4/22/85
A
4
L
S
2
4/25/85
D
1
P
F A15
S
2
5/25/85
A
S
N
H
2
B/27/B5
A
6
P
'J H4 5
S
2
7/06/85
B
1
P
P K3C
H
2
10/01/85
3
2
P
U H<,5
H
2
10/25/85
3
7
T
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s
2
10/17/85
A
1
N H03
H
2
12/10/85
A
1
N
H 2 U/03/R5 D 6 P U H45
H 2 1/20/85 BON L41
H 2 4/21/R5 D 11 N
H 2 3/04/85 BR N L41
H 2 11/24/85 0 10 o u L41
H 2 3/07/85 A 14
5
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1/03/85
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154
s
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1/30/85
A
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H
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2/03/85
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s
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2/20/»5
A
1
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1 18
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3/27/85
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3/28/85
A
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S/04/R5
F
1 1
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s
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U/27/R5
B
3
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H
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1/08/85
A
4
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H
7
1/06/85
P.
4
N
080
5
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1/05/85
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1
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\
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5/10/85
(
5
N
H
7
7/30/85
A
1
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H
7
9/03/85
A
1 1
N
030
$
2
7/13/85
C
1
N
H 2 10/13/55 A 4 E
H 2 2/03/85 8 II p P K30
H 2 2/05/85 B 1 N
H 0 N T H L Y / » "J^Jjl .
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PS'".; b^3
1/16/86
UNTEER FUND-RAISING GROUP I
LL HIV««KE«'i THEATER
I8MAN AT UNO HEADS UP AN 'EDUCATIONAL.
BIZ
ICHES. PREACHING
NT WITH PLAYFFST ••!
RESIGNS
ONE'
TOR
FECT PLAYMAKERS COMPANY
NNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC
ED
AYMAKERS FARCE
QUER' IS ENTERTAINING
2 YEARS
SE197^HIGHGP0!n'Pc0LLEGE GRADUATE IS -MISS APRIL-
LETTE'MSN POKES FUN AT BRAVES' ' TUB OF CJO
N.C. PRISONS HILL STOP PURCHASING SOME MAGAZINES
PLAYBOY TELEVISION
GODSCHALK NAMED TO COUNCIL
COUNCIL RETREATS ON TV-SEX ISSUE
•>L4YEp0RrawSESF0RCES^T S^D^U-HAM POLICE RAID 2 ADULT BOOKSTORES
gTnMy'.NO.c'ts' flX^S^S^N^O^NOGRAPHY CHAPGFS
MOST FIRMS COMPLY WITH NEW PO'N LAW
BOOKSTORE MANAGER CHARGFO AGAIN
STORE MANAGER CITED UNOER OBSCENITY LAW
CITY, COUNTY SUEO OVER PORN LAW ARRESTS
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT -_-_
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
SLIP, SLIDE
mwanis club"RgiftTto PROVIOF PLAYGRCUNO FOR OISABLEO CHILDREN
PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY CO.
SEE ALSO CAROLINA PLAYMAKERS
SEE ALSO SUPPORTING PLAYERS I VOL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HI
PLAYFEST OFFERS A TRIPLF BILL
1985 PLAYFEST: TO BE CONTENTI3
DR. MILLY BARRANGER. DRAMA CH«
•MEASURE': THINKING MAN'S SHOW
PROTECTION SAVES FARCE FROM CL
PLAYHAKERS STAGES DRAMATIC EVE
PLAYMAKERS' ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
GREGORY BOYD'S LAS BOW A 'BIG
•CYRANO' TOO LITTLE. TOO MUCH
PLAYMAKERS HIRE ARTISTIC DIREC
ORAMATIC EVENTS PLANNED
PLAYMAKERS PLANS SIX-SHOW SEAS
ACTORS' EOUITY STRIKE COULO AF
PLAYMAKERS TURN 10
PARTY ANO PLAYMAKERS BOOST PL«
CAMPUS GROUPS GO DRAMATIC
STRIKE BY ACTORS APPEARS AVERT
'HOPPING' JOHNSON OIRECTING PL
PLAYMAKERS' 'SHE STOOPS TO CO*!
•CONQUER' STILL FUNNY AFTER 21
PLAYMAKERS PLAN LONDON TOUR
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S
SHE'S CAUGHT UP IN 'THE STORM'
PLAYMAKERS HOSTS POST-SHOW T AL
PORK DINNERS PRECEOE PLAYMAKE^l
OSTROVSKY'S CLASSIC GETS PLAYM
CONTRARY TO REVIEW, 'THE STORM
PLAYMAKERS STAGE OIP.ECTOR RECE
PLAYMAKERS DIRECTOR NAMED FELL
PLAYMAKERS CHANGES LINEUP IN •
AN OLD PLAYMAKER BACK FOR PLAY
WINTER CALENDAR WARMS UP FAST
PL4SEEKUNIvIH0FT"c. -CHAPEL HILL PLAYMAKER'S THEATER
PLAYWRIGHTS, INTERNATIONAL
STOPPARO SPEAKS
PLAYWRIGHTS, N.C.
PLAYWRIGHTS CONFER
SfRIPT CONTEST OPEN
PLAYWRIGHT SAMM-ART WILLIAMS TO ATTEND NCCU GALA
PLAYWRIGHTS, ^U. "KES ,H0ME. COMING HOME
PLAZA00WNT0WN*RESTUARANT TO REOPEN NEXT WEEK
PLEA BARGAINING
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL SENTENCING
OURHAM PROSECUTORS, CHILO ADVOCACY GROUP AT ODDS
6DX OF CHILO ABUSE CASES 'PLEA BARGAIN'
PLEA-BARGAINS NEEDED IN CHILD ABUSE CASES
OEATH-PFNALTY DEAL REPORTEO 1*1 KIDNAPPING
JUDGE MODIFIES PLEA BARGAINS ..-„-.. ,,=c
LAW EXPERTS: RUMORED DEAL WOULO SAVE WRIGHT'S LIFE
VANN SET TU BEGIN JAIL TERM
IOYLE CHARGEO OESPITE AGREEMENT
JUSTICE DISREGARDED
P«CT FREES WOMAN TRIED FOR MURDER
PLEDGMARKHAHLPROCLAIMS NOVEMBER 'ONE NATION UNDER GOO MONTH'
'ONE NATION...'
°LENTTp[eStyE 'LOOKS LIKE MORE MOVIE AS TIME GOES BY
PLUMBPLUMBERs"AELECTRICIANS STAY BJ SY IN OURHAM
CITY SEEKS PLUMBER
POETRY
SEE ALSO N.C. POETRY SOCIETY
SETHELREASONs"tO WRITE POETRY A1E 'TO MOVE, TO TEACH AND TO DELIGHT-
WRITERS SERIES FEATURES POETS AT THE LIBRARY
POETRY WORKSHOP SET
POETRY READING PLANNED IN OXFTRO
OPHTHALMOLOGIST-POET HEALS, AND WRITES, FROM THE ; "EART
DUKE PROF SAYS ALL TEACHERS S-IOULD DEMAND GOOD WRITING
POET CHARLOTTE YOUNG
Dr'awINg''uP0aNGOPt:iON: ORANGE TAILBACK PMNTS FINE PICTURE OFF THE FIELD
MOUNTAIN CHIL0H000 IS SOURCE FQR POET'S EAR IN SPOKEN W0R0
2 3/06/95 8
2 6/30/85 C
2 12/11/15 A
HIGHLIGHTS
S' SHOW
AKER PERFORMANCE
• WELL DONE
IVES AWARD
OW AT DINNER OF THE STARS
86 PLAYFEST
FEST
3 4/0.V85 PI N 881
3 7/02/85 CI N 881
10/05/85 A
10/05/85 A
10/10/85 B
10/10/85 C
10/17/85 B
l0/24/°5 A
12/11/85 A
1
N
ASA
3
N
5
N
MSI
1
P
N
H'
5
N
16
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S76
H 2 6/29/85 B 1
S 2 8/21/85 C 1
S 2 8/28/85 C 1 P P T37
H 2 9/27/85 B 3 N S30
POINSETTIAS
$EMISTLETOE*0EAOLIEST OF SEVERAL HOLIDAY PLANTS
OOCTOR
POISONINGS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, POISONINGS, N.C.
SEMISTLETOEEDEAOLIESTLOF SEVERAL HOLIDAY PLANTS - DOCTOR
S 2
1/17/85
0
4
P
F U80
H 2
1/25/85
0
1
P
F W66
H 2
1/27/85
0
1
P
F W66
H 2
2/08/85
0
9
p
R W66
H 2
2/08/95
0
1 1
U W65
S 2
2/14/85
D
3
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N 871
M 2
3/30/85
c
3
N
H 2
4/05/85
D
9
P
F W66
H 2
4/12/85
D
B
P
R W66
H 2
5/18/85
A
9
P
N
S 2
7/11/85
0
3
N
H 2
7/12/85
c
1 3
N
H 2
8/19/85
A
10
N W66
S 2
8/19/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/27/85
A
6
P
U H4 5
S 2
8/29/85
0
3
n
N
H 2
9/1D/B5
c
12
N
H ?
9/27/85
0
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p
N W66
S 2
10/03/85
D
8
R S27
H 2
10/04/85
0
7
R W6S
H 2
10/09/85
A
11
N
H 2
11/01/95
D
6
p
F
S 2
11/07/85
0
2
0
F R71
S 2
11/07/85
0
3
N
S 2
11/07/95
D
12
N
H 2
11/08/85
D
I
P
N W66
H 2
11/21/95
A
4
L
S 2
11/26/85
A
12
N
H 2
12/05/85
A
1 =
N
H 2
12/10/65
A
11
N W66
H 2
12/24/85
B
4
N W66
H 2
12/27/85
0
1
P
N W66
S 2 1/24/85 0 5 P F 871
H2 2/01/85 0 4
H 2 8/23/65 0 12
S 2 9/26/85 0 12
"l
H 2 10/01/85 A 11 N W66
S 2 7/13/85 A 3 N
H 2
3/25/85 A
I
N S92
S ?
8/26/85 3
4
H ?
8/27/85 A
4
H 2
9/01/85 B
1
N
S 2
9/12/85 A
1 )
H 2
9/19/95 A
1
S 2
9/19/85 C
1
N A47
S 2
9/20/85 A
II
H 2
9/23/85 A
4
L
S 2
10/17/85 A
1
S 2 11/06/95 A 11 N
S 2 11/19/85 A 3 p P M66
H 2 11/08/85 0 5 R S66
S 2 1/23/85 A I N J56
S 2 11/04/65 B 4 N
4/07/85 0
4/15/85 A
4/19/65 A
5/01/85 B
5/02/95 0
7/26/65 B
3/23/85 C
9/01/95 B
10/11/55 A
10/17/85 0
11/17/85 D
II
1
e
i
i
2
14
1
3
N
U H49
N
0
N
N
R H45
H 2 1/03/85 B
H 2 1/03/85 B
MUNTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
NEW PROOUCT'S L'BEL MISLEADING CHILDREN
PROOUCT 15 DANGEROUS
SATTERI6S, HOLIDAY OECORATIONS CAN POSE HAZARO TO CHILDREN
"OISONINGS, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL SPILLS
CLIPPED COMMENTS
POISONOUS PLANTS
MISTLETOE OEAOLIEST OF SEVERAL HOLIDAY PLANTS - DOCTOR
HOLIDAY GREENERY, BAUBLES CAN BE OANGEROUS
POLANO
RIGIO RULES NFED RELAXING
JEANS COMPANY GETS FAN MAIL FR OM POLAND
ONE-SIDED HYSTERICS
-BRUTAL REPRESSION. ..SHAH ELE: T IONS. . .CnSME T IC REFORMS..."
POLICE, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACKS, POLICE
SEE ALSO COMMANO TEAM CONCEPT
SEE ALSO COURTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMES. N.C. (SEF ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC CRIMESI
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTE"
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE DEPT.
SEE ALSO FRATERNAL OROER OF POLICE
SEE ALSO LAW eNFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S BENEFIT AND RETIREMENT FUND
see also n.c. association of chicfs of POLice
see also vigilantes
N.C. POLICE SAY STUN GUNS HELPFUL
STUN GUNS GAIN POPULARITY AMONG POLICE
MAN TRAINS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TO PROTECT THEMSELVES
STUOY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAP60 TFSTIMONY
CLARKTON LOSES ITS POLICE FORCE
WOMAN TAKES POLICE CAR AND L6AV6S OFFICER STRANDED
WOMAN IS CLARKTON' S POLICE F03CE
POLICE, N.C CONFISCATED MATeRIAL
see also coMPReHeNsive crime control »ct
POLICE SEEK 901 OF SEIZED MONEY
LAW TURNS ASSETS OVER TO AUTHORITIES
ASHF SCHOOLS TO GET MONEY FROM AIRPLANE
U.S. MARSHALS USE NEW LAW TO SEIZE FIVE-ACRE FARM
POLICE. N.C, CORRUPTION t UN6THICAL CONDUCT
EX-POLIC6MAN STILL ON TH6 RUN 10 YEARS AFTER ESCAPE FROM JAIL
RANDOLPH PR03E CLOSED
COURT RULES ON 3 CASES INVOLVING NORTH CAROLINA
OFFICER CHARGED
PETITION DISMISSED FOR OXFORO POLICE CHIEF'S REMOVAL
FORMER P0LIC6 OFFICER CHARGED IN BANK ROBBERY
POLICE, H.C.. DCAIHS
see also oeATHs. n.c.
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN SLAIN
CHARL0TT6 P0LIC6MAN KILL60:
Y SUB
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5/14/85
5/17/85
12/16/15
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A
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4
1
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L
N
H
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3/24/35
A
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H
H
2
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1/03/85
12/27/85
B
A
2
15
F
N
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s
H
H
H
2
I
2
2
1/03/95
1/31/R5
9/17/85
11/15/85
A
A
A
A
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11
4
4
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N
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MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
POLICE, N.C. UNOeRCOVER AGENTS
AGENT: CPCL HINOEREO DRUG PROOE
CPCL SAYS S8I AFFIDAVIT INACCJRATE
POLICE. U.S.
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLICE
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO PHILADELPHIA POLICE
eNDANGEREO BY SECRECY
SHERIFF OISLIKES PULING ON SHOOTING SUSPECTS
wHeN pol ice can shoot
•LAW AND ORDER' PASSE?
OUICK ACTION FIGHTS CRIME
POLICE, U.S., UNDERCOVER AGENTS
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
SEE ALSO SPIES
SURV6ILLANCE JOB GETS HOT
CHARGES DROPPED IN LEE AGAINST 42 ACCUSED OF SELLING ALCOHOL TO MINOR
POLICE BRUTALITY
SEC ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., DEPUTIES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT., OEPUTIES, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, ASSAl
see also Durham public safety program, offic
CEUEW AIIFT-Fn UTTTIM^ TFCTIFV TN PHI ITF RO
TATE HIGHWAY PATROLMAN IS FIRED
EXECUTION' IS CLAIMED IN SHOOTING
HERIFF DISLIKES RULING ON SHOOTIN
NG SUSPECTS
WHEN POLICE CAN SHOOT
GREENSBORO GROUP WANTS PROCEDURE ON POLICE COMPLAINTS
POLICE OFFICER SUSPENDED
JUDGE HUOSON SUMMONS POLICEMAN, SAYS MAGISTRATe RCFUSCD
GRAHAM MAN FIL6S SUIT 0V6R ARREST
POLICE CARS. U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, AUTOS
VALENTINE BILL DOESN'T TAX OFF-DUTY USE OF POLICE CARS
TAX ON CARS AS 'FRINGES' UNFAIR TO OFF-DUTY POLICE
POL ICE OOGS
SEE ALSO DOGS
8ABE JUST HAS A NOSe FOR CRIME
POLICe IMPERSONATORS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, BLUE LIGHTS
SEE ALSO IMPOSTERS
2 MEN FACe CHARGES AS GUARD [-'POSTERS
TWO IMP0ST6RS PUT 06NT IN COMEOIAN'S SECURITY
ROYALL PROMISeS FULL 06BATe 0-1 STATE LOTTFRY 3ILL
IMP6RS0NATING OFFICER NOT TAKEN SFRIOUSLY HFRE
POLICE INFOR-ANTS
GREeNSOORO SHOOTINGS SUIT FUei S OeBATE ON INFORMANTS
INFORMANTS GIVE VITAL AID, POLICE SAY
POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
see also crime, statistics
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, DURHAM
see ALSO STATISTICS
AGENCIES BEING AOOEO TO SBI
COMPUTER SYSTEMS TO HELP TRACE YOUTHS WHO FLCE COURT
5/01/85
5/01/35
5/07/85
5/Z9/85
7/18/85
8/29/85
9/04/35
10/14/85
1D/15/85
12/14/35
12/21/85
3/10/85
5/03/85
6/13/35
8/23/°5
10/24/85
10/31/35
7/16/85
7/17/85
8/02/85
8/13/85
7
14
1
13
H 2
H 3
H 2
S 2
S 2
3/19/35 A
3/29/85 B
3/31/35 D
6/26/85 A
3/31/35 A
2 4/19/85 A 17
? 4/19/85 B 6
?
1/30/85
A
1 1
?
1/31/35
A
1 1
?
2/21/85
A
16
I
2/27/35
c.
1
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3/02/35
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7
?
3/20/35
A
9
1
3/29/85
3
1
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3/31/35
n
4
1
5/03/85
H
1
3
3/20/35
(.
1
?
10/04/85
B
1
1
10/12/85
(.
1
S 2 3/16/85 A 3 N CoO
S 2 3/19/85 A 4 6
S 2 3/13/35 A 15
S 2
3/23/85 A
I
N K45
H ?
3/29/85 B
I
N K45
H ?
6/23/85 A
6
N
S 2
11/25/35 A
4
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S 2 3/29/85 8
H 2 12/02/35 A
1/24/85 A 13 N
5/21/85 C 1 P N S82
MONTHLY/AN J UAL
1/01/35 -
I N 1 E X
12/31/35
SUBJECTS
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PC L 0 »YL
POLICE RECRUITING
WINSTON-SALEM POLICE TRY VIDE3 TO ATTRACT HEW RECRUITS
H 2 11/30/85 A 8
POLICE TRAINING
PSO: GOOO PAY, EXCITEMENT AMONG INDUCEMENTS. 'WE'RE EXPECTED TO KNOW...' H 2 1/06/85 0 I P F M51
POLICE WOMEN
SEE WOMEN,
POLICE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
POL n
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, DISEASES
POLIO VICTIM'S FAMILY, OTHERS HELPED HER TO INDEPENDENCE
SUMMEPTIME FEARED ONLY 30 YE Al S AGO, BEFORE POLIO VACCINE
POLISH NATIONAL CHURCH
SFE EPISCOPALIANS
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FDR EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EDJCATORS
MORAL ISSUES IN SCHOOLS
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LA30R AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATIONS
SEE ALSO CONCERNED SENIORS f0r SETTER GOVERNMFNT
SEE ALSO DURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE 'OLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
LIMITS 00 NOT LIMIT MAN'S CORRUPTIBILITY
PACS BUY SOME BU001ES
TOBACCO FARMERS SEEK MUSCLE WITH POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
HELMS' PAC NO. 3 SPENDER
PLAN DEFENSE SPENDING
TAX WRITERS' WINDFALL SHOULD ALARM PUBLIC
CAMPAIGN FUND ALLEGATIONS CALLED GROUNDLESS
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
HUNT CAMPAIGN ERRED IN ANSWERING HELMS' NEGATIVE AOS, SANFOPD SAYS
THE POLITICAL PEACE ENDS
NEAL FAVORS PROPOSAL ON POLITICAL ADVERTISING
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AO
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE INSERTED IN NEWSPAPFRS
TV FIGURES PROMINENTLY IN STATEWIDE CAMPAIGNS
ELLIS: CONSERVATIVES FORCED Tl RELY ON AOS
...FIRST COMMERCIALS FOR THE 1984. SENATE RACE... (CARTOON!
MORE NEGATIVE BOMBAST
TRIAL OF BURLINGTON OFFICIAL POSTPONED
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
ALSO CAMPAIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT, N.C.
ALSO ELECTION LAWS
ALSO ELECTIONS. U.S.
ALSO ETHICS CODE
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
MARTIN RAISED ALMOST 1400.000 IN TWO MONTHS AFTER ELECTION
CHECK TO JIMMY GREEN RETIRES 3NLY HIS DFBTS ICAPTOONI
COURT ASKEO TO CENSURE JUOGE
FEC'S SUIT SAYS CLUB AND FIRM ARE SINGLE ENTITY
CLUB, JEFFERSON MARKETING WIT-IORAW SUIT AGAINST FEC
VOTE BOARO STILL BILLING INGRAM
CONTRIBUTOR CLAIMS INGRAM INTIMIDATING
BILL INVOLVES POLITICAL DONATIONS FROM STATE EMPLOYEES
REFORM CAMPAIGN FINANCING
EMPLOYEES IN DE»T TO STATE may HAVE PAYCHECK DOCKED
LIMITS DO NOT LIMIT MAN'S CORRUPTIBILITY
PACS BUY SOME BUDDIES
HOUSE PANEL DELAYS ACTION ON EMPLOYEE COERCION BILL
HEARING OFFICER URGED FOR AGENCY REGULATION OISPUTES
STATE SUPREME COURT CENSURES JUOGE FOR CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
1984 CANDIDATES GOT BIG BUCKS FROM FEW FAMILIES. REPORT SAYS
HELMS' PAC NO. 3 SPENOER
BILL TO ALLOW POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF UP TO 124,000 DRAWS CRITICISM
PLAN OEFENSE SPENDING
STUDY: OVER 500 BUSINESS PEOPLE GAVE TO JOROAN
BOYLES TO SEEK MONEY FROM ING5 AM CAMPAIGN
GOVERNOR HAS NO REGRET ABOUT USING STATE PLANE
BUSINESS POLITICAL DONATIONS VOTED DOWN BY STATE HOUSE
HOUSE REJECTS CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS
HELMS ASKS SUPPORTERS FOR $75 EACH
LIVE AID FOR JESSE HELMS ICARTOONI
HELMS WANTS MONEY
HELMS GROUP SPENT 1924,000 IN FIRST
POLITICAL FUNDS CASE RESULTS IN GUILTY PLEA
NAEGELE OFFICIAL IS FINED 13,000
TAX WRITERS PRIM£0 WITH CONTRIBUTIONS
TAX WRITERS' WINDFALL SHOULO ALARM PUBLIC
WEBBINK. DAVIS LED IN SPENDING
2 FILE EXPENSE REPORTS
DEFEATED CANDIDATE SPENT 11,123 IN BIO
MARKHAM TOPS GULLEY IN CAMPAIGN SPENDING
MAYORAL CANDIDATES HEAD UP SPENOING LIST
HELMS CALLED 'RAMBO' OF THE ELDERLY
MARKHAM, GULLEY, CLEMENT TOPS IN SPENDING
CAMPAIGN FUND ALLEGATIONS CALLED GROUNDLESS
MAN PLEAOS GUILTY TO MISCONOUCT COUNTS
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
WRENN SAYS FEC ACTEO ARBITRARILY
4 CONGRESSMEN FROM N.C. HAVE CAMPAIGN DEBTS
HELMS SPENDING IN ELECTION TO' S AT 116.2 MILLION
HIGH COST OF SENATE SEATS
LEGISLATORS PONDER TOUGHER 0P= N-MEE TI MG5 LAWS
CONSULTANT IS SUING HELMS FOR «10 MILLION
HELMS ASKS SUPPORTERS FOR 175 EACH
HUNT ASKS COURT TO THROW OUT .AWSUIT
WEBBINK, DAVIS LED IN SPENDIN".
HELMS POOR-MOUTHS ABOUT CAMPAIGN DEBTS
2 FILE EXPENSE REPORTS
DEFEATED CANOIOAIE SPENT 11,12 3 IN BID
MARKHAM TOPS GULLEY IN CAMPAIGN SPENOING
MARKHAM, GULLEY, CLEMENT TOPS IN SPENDING
ELLIS: CONSERVATIVES FORCED K> RELY ON ADS
SPENOING LIMIT GOOD IDEA
MARTIN'S ORGANIZATION TO REIMBURSE STATE FOR PLANE TRIP
ELECTION EXPENSES TOO MUCH
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POSTERS
6/15/85 B 1
7/21/85 A 7
H 2 9/25/85 A
MONTHS OF '85
H
?
3/23/85
A
4
F
H
?
4/03/°5
A
4
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H
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4/06/85
H
1
N
H
7
5/19/85
H
1
N
H
7
6/06/85
A
4
1
H
?
9/19/85
A
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F
H
2
12/03/R5
A
i
N
S
?
1/19/85
A
1 3
N
H
?
3/12/85
A
4
1-
H
1
7/31/35
B
1
N
s
?
10/16/85
I
1
N
H
?
11/05/35
I
3
N
s
7
12/02/85
l
4
.1
s
?
12/03/85
H
8
N
H
?
12/04/85
A
4
1 1
H
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12/12/85
A
4
f-
H
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12/14/85
c
1
N
H 2
1/09/85
A
9
N
H 2
1/16/85
a
4 T T
R56
H 2
2/07/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/08/35
A
15
N
H 2
2/15/85
A
7
N
H 2
2/17/85
B
I
N
H 2
2/18/85
A
11
N
H 2
3/02/85
A
5
N
H 2
3/11/35
A
4
L
H 2
3/14/35
A
7
N
H 2
3/23/35
A
4
E
H 2
4/03/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/04/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/19/85
A
a
N
H 2
5/08/85
A
8
N
H 2
5/12/35
B
1
N
H 2
5/19/85
B
1
N
H 1
5/31/35
B
I P N
H 2
6/06/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/16/85
B
13 l
> N
H 2
6/27/85
A
8
N
H 2
7/05/35
c
i
N
H 2
7/06/85
A
6
N
S 2
7/06/85
A
15
N
H 2
7/17/85
A
15
N
H 2
7/19/85
A
4 T T
R56
H 2
7/26/85
A
4
L
S 2
8/07/85
C
10
N
H 2
8/08/35
C
ID
N
H 2
9/07/85
B
6
N
H 2
9/15/85
A
4
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H 2
9/19/85
A
4
6
S 2
tO/11/35
C
1
N
HO 3
S 2
10/24/85
C
I
N
M69
S 2
10/25/35
c
1
N
HO 3
S 2
10/29/85
c
1
N
M69
S 2
11/22/35
A
1
N
M69
H 2
11/23/35
A
5
N
H 2
1 1/23/85
A
12
N
S51
H 2
12/03/85
A
3
1
H 3
12/11/35
B
14
N
H
7
2/09/85
A
10
N
H
?
2/12/85
A
1/
N
H
7
3/14/85
A
1 1
N
H
7
3/17/85
1)
4
F
H
7
4/20/35
A
5
N
H
?
5/09/85
11
7
N
H
?
7/17/85
A
16
N
H
1
9/14/35
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7
10/1 1/85
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10/12/85
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10/24/85
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10/25/85
1
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10/29/85
(
1
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M69
H
7
11/23/85
A
1 I
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s
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12/03/35
H
8
N
H
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12/12/85
A
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H
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12/17/85
A
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2
12/28/85
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MONTHLY/AN'iUAL
1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/15
PAGE 656
1/16/56
CAMPAIGN POSTERS NEED TO 9E REMOVED VERY SOON
VOTERS WANTED: SPREAD THE WORT) , 3UT NOT ON TREES
TREES OFE LIMITS EOR POSTERS
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO CAMPAIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT, N.C.
SEE ALSO GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO "AYORAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
•LYING' SILL UNWORKABLE
1984 ELECTIONS GENERATED A HOST JF REFORM inEAS
ELECTIONS LIE BILL PROMPTS MIKED FEELINGS
MARTIN ASSAILS C AMP A I GN-L I E S AMENDMENT
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTFR FINDING IT EASEO MARIJUANA POSSESSION.
BLACK CANDIDATES NEED WHITE VOTES. BURRIS SAYS
PROPOSED BILLS WOULD MAKE MAJOR CHANGES IN STATE POLITICS
AS THF POLITICAL COMMERCIALS ",0. SO GO THE ELECTIONS?
...FIRST COMMERCIALS F0° THE 1956 SEMATE PACE... ICARTQONI
SPAULDING CONTINUES POLITICS ON SIDELINES
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS
SEE ELECTIONS. DURHAM.
ENDORSEMENTS
POLITICAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
SEE FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE LAWS
POLITICAL PARTIES
LET'S ADOPT THE RHINO PARTY
POLITICAL POLLS
SEE POLLS
POLITIC IANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL OFFIZE HOLDERS
SEE ALSD WOMEN, POLITICIANS
FRANK VOICE TO RE MISSED
NICKNAMES CONFUSING
POLITICS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COMMITTEE ON TH5 AFFAIRS OF BLACK PEOPLE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SEE ALSO OURHAM VOTERS' ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
WHOSE MACHINE, ANYHOW?
POLITICS. N.C.
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY, N.C.
FRIOAY: POLICY FOR POLITICOS AFFECTS ALL UNC JOP-S
70-YEAR-OLD RICHMONO COUNTY SHERIFF A POLITICAL POWFR
POLITICS, U.S.
POLITICS NEEDS CHRISTIAN INSPIRATION
POLK COUNTY SCHOOLS
POLK SCHOOLS WILL HALT EXPERIMENT
LONGER SCHOOL YEAR POSSIBLE DESPITE PROBLEMS
POLKTON, N.C.
CASTING CALL FINOS HUNDREDS OF ROLE SEEKERS
POLLIROSA RESTAURANT
POLLIROSA FUNO STARTEO
POLLS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA POLL
SEE ALSO GALLUP POLL
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
POLL: 1-TERM LIMIT RAPPED
SUCCESSION OPPOSITION MAINLY IN LEGISLATURE
A POLL OF SOUND AND FURY
U.S. TRUSTS NEWS SHOWS ON TV, POLL SHOWS
GUESS WHO'S NOT RUNNING FOR SENATE?
MORE 5USINESSES TESTING EMPLOYEES FOR ORUGS
DRUG TESTS 99.9 PERCENT ACCURATE IF PERFORMEO 'PROPERLY'
TAR HEELS STILL ON TOP
POLLUTION
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
THEY'VE BAGGEO A PROBLEM
POLLUTION CONTROL
SEE ALSO AIR POLLUTION STANOAROS
CLEANS CREEK
OUKE HOSPITAL, CITY GETS GRANTS
BURLINGTON FIRM, OURHAM, DUKE WILL EACH GET 15,000 GRANT
GAS LEAKS FUEL HIOOEN DANGERS
POLTERGEISTS
SEE GHOSTS
POLYCHLORINATED 8IPHENYLS
SEE PCB (POLYCHLORINATED "IPHENYLSI
POLYGRAPHS
SEE ALSO LYING
SOME MEBANE POLICEMEN TAKE LIE-DETECTOR TESTS
CITY MANAGER CITES MISTAKES IN WINSTON-SALEM MURDER UIH
IN GOO WE TRUST, ALL OTHERS TAKE THE POLYGRAPH ICARTOONI
P0MPF1I
WAS N.C. GHOST TOWN 'THE POMPEII OF MOORE COUNTV>
TIRED OF UGLY PONDS? CLINIC MAY BE REMEDY
PONIES
SEE ALSO HORSES
WOMAN WONOERS WHAT 9ECAME OF PONY BILLIONAIRE GAVE TO HER
MAN GETS 6 MONTHS FOR DRAGGING PONY
POOH KAYE ECCENTRIC MOTIONS
SEE ALSO DANCE
DANCE FESTIVAL CURTAIN TO FAL1. ON FRUITS OF WORKING TOGETHER
OANCING DIVERGENT, UNORTHODOX
YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS, COMPOSE3 S SHOW THEIR STUFF
BIG SWEEP
POOR
SEE POVERTY
POOR HOUSE IDURHAM COUNTY)
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P D DATE C PC- L P 9YL
S 2 10/05/85 A 4 F
H 2 10/17/85 B 1 N S51
S 2 10/22/85 C 3 N
3/08/85
4/25/95
5/30/85
5/30/85
6/21/35
6/24/85
6/25/85
12/03/85
12/04/B5
12/27/85
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20
13
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2
4 T T R56
H 2 5/13/85 A
S 2 1/1 l/«5 A
S 2 7/05/85 A
H 2 10/30/85 A
H 2 3/QO/85 A 14 N
H 2 9/01/85 9 13 N
S 2 2/08/85 A 4 P U
H 2 1/09/85 A 9 N
H 2 7/22/85 9 1 N
H 2 5/21/85 B 3 N
H 2 1/10/85 A 4 L
S 2
3/23/85 A
13
N
5 ?
4/01/85 A
4
K
H /
4/17/85 A
4
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H /
5/05/85 A
3
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H 2
10/30/85 A
4
1
H 2
11/09/55 C
1
N
8 3D
H ?
11/09/85 C
I
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Mill
S 2
12/31/85 D
2 C
N
H 2 1/08/35 A
3/26/85
5/01/85
5/01/85
9/15/85
H I 7/19/85 8 1 N
H 2 11/23/85 A 6 N
H 2 12/26/85 A 4 T T R56
S ? 8/30/85 A 5 F J5D
H 2 3/21/85 A 15 N
H 2 4/04/85 A 8
H 2 12/18/85 A 10
H 2 7/15/85 A 1
H 2 7/16/85 B 1
S 2 7/13/85 D 4
S 2 7/19/85 D *
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12/31/85
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TERR"R ISTS
(CARTOON)
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: COUNTY GIVES HOMF TO NEEDY
POPCORN
POPCORN
POPE AIR FORCE BASE
THUNOERBIRDS TO PERFORM
MILITARY AIRLIFT IJNITS HOLD 'OLYMPICS OF AIR FORCE1
AIRMAN FOUND SHOT TO OEATH IN CUMBERLAND
POPLAR FOREST
THOMAS JEFFERSON'S OTHER HOUSE
CITIES TIES TO JEFFERSON
POPLAR WFST T0WNH0US6S
ALDERMEN DELAY ACTION ON ZONING
POPPIES
VETERANS PLAN POPPY DAY IN ORANGE
POPULAR FRONT FOR THE LIBERATION 0= PALESTINE
SFE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION O'GANIZATION
GOVERNMENT MUST WORK FOP SAFETY OF AMERICANS
COOPERATION IS STRONG DETERRENT TO "'
MUBARAK: THOSE AMERICAN PIKATFS...
AMERICAN RESPONSE SHAMEFUL
IT WAS MUROER. FOR SURE
POPULATION, OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., GROWTH DEVELOPMENT
POPULATION RISE SPARKS CITY. :OUNTY MERGER TALK
TRIANGLE GROWTH OUTSTRIPPING STATE
JULY INSIGHT
MAGAZINE NAMES TRIANGLE A TOP 10 GROWTH AREA
TRIANGLE TOPS STATE IN URBAN GROWTH
POPULATION, OURHAM COUNTY
THE FUTURE: DURHAM'S GROWTH DOESN'T NECESSARILY MEAN MORE.
TRIANGLE GROWTH MEANS STORMY SUNSHINE AHEAD
WATERSHED LAW'S EFFECTS ON POPULATION OISCUSSEO
COUNTY HOSPITAL BUCKING TREND WITH BABY BOOM
UTILITIES TO COST UOO MILLION
COUNTY LAND-USE PLAN READY
POPULATION, INTERNATIONAL
WORLD'S UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS P<OMPTS CONCERN
MR. HELMS NARROW-MINOEO
POPULATION, N.C.
SEE ALSO BIRTH RATE
TRIANGLE GROWTH OUTSTRIPPING STATE
N.C. POPULATION GROWTH EXPECTEO TO RE HEAVY FOR NEXT 15 YF
STATE IN BIG GROWTH AREA
GREENSBORO, CHARLOTTE TO TOP 1 MILLION POPULATION 8Y 2000
DARE COUNTY POPULATION GROWS CASTEST IN STATE
OARE COUNTY LEADS STATE IN POPULATION GROWTH RATE
HERE'S POPULATION FOR EACH STATE
POPULATION. U.S.
SEE ALSO BIRTH RATE
SEE ALSO U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
OPINION EXCHANGES: FALLING BUTH RATE PREVENTS BIG WARS
UNC STUDY PREDICTS SOUTH TO RISE AGAIN
HERE'S POPULATION FOR EACH STATE
POPULATION, WORLD
SEE POPULATION, INTERNATIONAL
POPULATION CONTROL
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
HUMAN FAMILY GROWS: CREATIVE. HUMAN SOLUTIONS NEEOED
PORK
SEE ALSO HAMS
SEE ALSO MEAT
HOG WILD
ALAMANCE COMPANY GETS OK FOR »ARK RAOIATION TREATMENT
PORK-BARREL PROJECTS
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
"POR< BARREL" PROJECTS
PORNOGRAPHIC FILUS
SEE ALSO ADULT X-RATEfl THEATERS
SEE ALSO FILM INOUSTRY
STATEWICE STANDARD URGED FOR OECIPING OBSCENITY
VIDEO STORES GROUP JOINS PORN LAW CHALLENGE
PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO AOULT BOOKSTORES
SEE ALSO AOULT X-RATEO THEATERS
SFE ALSO CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO CHILO PORNOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO NUDITY
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY GROUP SPONSOR ING SYMPOSIUM
PORNOGRAPHY: N .C . ■ S LAWS ARE WOEFULLY LACKING
DOCUMENTARY TO EXAMINE EFFECTS OF PORNOGRAPHY
FUNDAMENTALISTS TO GET CHANCE TO PUSH CAUSES
PORNOGRAPHY SYMPOSIUM OPENS THNIGHT
PORNOGRAPHY PERVASIVE. HARMFUL, SPEAKERS SAY
COMMITTEE APPROVES PROPOSALS TO TOUGHFN OBSCENITY LAWS
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION TO OPPOSE SEIZURE OF MAGAZINES. MOVIES...
ADS HAY BE TELLING YOU MORE THAN YOU THINK: SCIFNTISTS SAY PORN...
STUDY FINOS VIEWING SEXUAL VHLENCE BUILOS S TOLERANCE FOR IT
COY PRIVETTE SAYS STATE MUST CHANGE PORNOGRAPHY LAW
STATE CHANGES TO OETERMINE CABLE TV RULES
AN UNWANTEO AGENDA
RIGHTS. PORNOGRAPHY TALK SET
NCCLU IS NOT PRO-PORNOGRAPHY
STATEMENTS ARE ERRONEOUS
MILLER FILES BILL FOR TOUGHENING OBSCENITY LAW
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEX CHARGES
FALWELL RAPS SMUT, ABORTION
STATEWIDE STANOARO URGED FOR DECIDING OBSCENITY
COMMUNITY STANOAKOS BEST FOR PORNOGRAPHY
STATE PENL WRESTLES WITH 'AOULT BUSINESS' DEFINITION
GODSCHALK NAMEO TO COUNCIL
FALWELL PREDICTS APPOINTMENT OF JUSTICES AGAINST ABORTION
OBSCENITY STANOAROS NEEDED
MAJOR REWRITING OF CRIMINAL C.10E OFFERED
INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM ISSUES POS" BIG DILEMMA for N.C. LEGISLATORS
METHODIST LEAnERS ASKED TO BACK STRONGER LAWS AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY
OPPONENTS SAY 1975 LAW MADE N.C. HAVEN FOR PORNOGRAPHY
ANTI-OBSCENITY BILL PRAISED. CONDEHNEO
STATE LAW AGAINST PORN OIFFICJLT TO DRAW OUICKLY
X-RATED ROCK MUSIC
HOUSE SUPPORTS OEATH PENALTY BAN
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P 0 DATE C PO I P BYL
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H 2 10/10/85 C 1 P F S85
H 1 4/17/85 B 1 P P
H 2 6/06/85 A 9 U H4°
H 2 ll/OB/85 A 9 N
H 2 7/07/85 E 1 P F J40
H 2 7/15/B5 A 4 L
H 1 1/23/85 BIN H90
S 2 11/07/85 C 7 M
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
10/1 1/85
10/11/65
10/17/85
10/17/85
10/22/85
3/18/85 A
5/01/B5 A
7/07/85 D
10/30/85 C
11/21/85 A
1/01/85
1/05/85
1/09/85
3/17/85
3/27/85
10/30/85
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E
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1 N W36
5 M F G33
6 N
I N
H 2 11/22/85 A
H 2 12/20/85 A
1 G U24
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1 N J56
3 N J56
1 m n J56
1 N J56
5/01/85
9/10/85
9/10/85
12/03/85
12/27/85
12/28/85
12/30/85
11
7
4
3
3
6
N W36
N
S 2 7/19/85 A
S 2 12/02/85 A
H 2 12/30/85 B
1
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H 2 1/22/85 A 11 P F B30
S 2
H 2
6/29/85 A 3 P P T37
7/27/85 A 14 N
H 2 3/22/B5 B 1 N CO
S 2 11/21/85 C 7 N
H 2
1/07/85
A
6
N
H 2
1/07/85
A
6
N
H 7
1/09/85
A
6
N
S 2
1/10/85
C
3
N
S 2
1/11/85
B
I P
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S 2
1/16/85
B
2 P
F
A15
H 2
1/25/85
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ID
N
H ?
1/29/85
A
12
N
S 2
2/01/85
B
1 P
F
A15
S 2
2/01/85
3
1
F
A15
H 2
2/03/85
A
15
N
S 2
2/11/35
A
5
N
M69
H 2
2/12/85
A
4
L
H 3
2/12/85
B
1
N
H 2
2/19/35
A
4
L
H 2
2/19/85
A
4
L
H 2
2/23/85
8
1
N
S 2
3/12/85
C
4
N
S 2
3/15/85
C
I
N
C60
H 2
3/22/85
B
1
N
L40
H 2
3/26/85
A
4
E
H 2
3/29/85
B
1 P
N
L40
H 3
4/02/85
e
1
N
B81
H 2
4/04/85
c
10
N
H 2
4/08/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/09/85
A
I 1
N
H 2
4/14/85
A
3
N
H 2
6/04/85
A
13
N
H 2
6/19/85
A
9
N
H 2
6/21/85
C
16
N
H 2
6/22/B5
A
4
E
H 2
6/25/35
A
4
E
H 2
6/27/85
A
23
N
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COUNCIL RETREATS ON TV-SEX I SE UE
PANEL CONSIDERS ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY RILL
SENATE APPROVES GRAND JURY USr TO INVESTIGATE DR'JG TRAFFICKING
SENATE PANEL OKS 31LL ON PRONOGPAPHY PRFSECUTION
RIGHTS EXECUTIVE SAYS OPPONENTS PUSH TOO hard
SENATE APPROVES STRENGTHENING OBSCENITY LAWS
ANTI-OBSCENITY SILL CLOSER To ENACTMENT
SENATF APPROVES ADULT BOOKSTORE LEGISLATION 43-1
SHUT LAW WON'T WURK
LEGISLATORS GO hohe: IT'S WAIT TIL NEXT year (JUNE 51 POP . .. BUSINESS
PORNOGRAPHY IN BOONE OUT OF SIGHT, IF NOT H1NO
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY FORCES PRAISE LAW AS 'BLESSING'
HEN FREEO IN TQPLESS PHOTO CASE
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF OBSCENITY LAW CHALLENGED
HOVEHENT AGAINST PORN ROCK rA<ES SHAPE IN NORTH CAROLINA
RECORD STORE OWNERS HAY VIOLATE PORNOGRAPHY LAWS
PPOTEST OF HAGA2INE GOES 3EV0VD CLOSING
BUSINESSHEN FILE SUIT AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY LAW
NO ARRESTS FOLLOW PROTEST AT BOOKSTORE
8 PROTESTERS ARE ACCUSED OF TRESPASSING
PEOOLERS OF X-RATEO GOODS HOLDING LAST-CHANCE SALES
PORN LAW CLEARS HURDLE
VIDEO CASSETTE RETAILERS RAIOED
COURTS RULE NEW PORN LAW CAN "£ ENFORCED ONLY IN SOHE PARTS OF N.C.
NO ARRESTS HADE SO FAR IN PORN STING
THORNPuRG SEEKS RULING IN POR1 LAW CHALLENGE
AREA LAW OFFICERS SEE NO REAL PROBLEHS WITH PORNOGRAPHY IN THEIR...
PORNO RULING SAID CONFUSING
NEW ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY LAW HALTS BOOK SALES. MOVIES
PORN LAW ENFORCEMENT CK'O: 2 ORDERS PROTECTING VIDEO STORES LIFTED
PORN LAW ENFORCEMENT OK'O: DURHAM POLICE RAID 2 AOULT BOOKSTORES
OURHAM POLICE RAID 2 AOULT BOOKSTORES
ADULT VIDEOS (CARTOONI
COURT REFUSES RESTRAINING OROER AGAINST ANT I-PORNOGP APHY LAW
GRANO JURY INDICTS SIX PERSONS ON PORNOGRAPHY CHARGES
HOST FIRMS COHPLY WITH NEW PORN LAW
PORN LAW DESERVES OEATH OR CHANGE
THERE'S A BETTER WAY TO FIGHT SHUT
PORNOGRAPHY: CONFERENCE TO HIGHLIGHT CONCERNS
WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES: A TOPI: OF CONCERN DURING CONFERENCE
VIDEO REPRESENTATIVE CLAIhs hsrasSHENT
BOOKSTORE MANAGER CHARGED AGAIN
REAGAN DOUBLE-MINDED ON DRUGS. VIOLENCE
HYSTERIA ON PORNOGRAPHY
OON'T MARTYR SMUT
STOPE MANAGER CITED UNDER OBSCENITY LAW
VIDEO DEALERS SAY NEW LAW HURTING BUSINESS
STORE OWNERS LOSE ROUNO IN COJRT
ADULT STORES STILL OPERATING WITH PORN LAW
ADULT BOOKSTORES, THEATERS AWAITING COURT CASE RESULTS
PROSECUTORS SAY 03SCEHITY LAW STRONG
OVERLY ZEALOUS PROSECUTORS
S«uT AND IRRATIONALITY
3 MAGAZINE PROTESTERS PLEAD NO CONTFJT
PROFESSOR: 'OBSCENITY LAW IS ITSELF AN OBSCENITY'
ARGUMENTS AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY LAW TIRED
ABUSED CHILDREN NEED PROTECTION
STUDENTS: THEATERS OVER-REACTING TO LAW
LFTTER WRITER'S FINDINGS CONFLICT WITH OTHERS
PORNOGRAPHY LAW TOO STRICT
CHARLOTTE GROUP SAYS SHUT IS CASY TO BUY
VIDEO STORES GROUP JOINS PORN LAW CHALLENGE
VIDEO STORES FIGHT N.C. PORN LAW
ANOTH=R LAW PASSED; HORE RIGHTS LOST
aUESTIONS OF FREEDOM
GASTONIA CHILD PORN INVESTIGATION DISCOVERS 250 TEEN GIRLS INVOLVED
PHOTOGRAPHER CHARGED WITH CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
SHUT AND CHILD ABUSE
CITY, COUNTY SUED OVER PORN L« W ARRESTS
N.C. PRISONS WILL STOP PURCHASING SOHE MAGAZINES
PORNOGRAPHY, N.C.
SEE PORNOGRAPHY
PORNOGRAPHY AWARENESS GROUP
ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY GROUP SPONSORING SYHPOSIUM
PORNOGRAPHY: N.C.'S LAWS ARE WOEFULLY LACKING
DOCUMFNTARY TO EXAMINE EFFECTS OF PORNOGRAPHY
PORNOGRAPHY SYMPOSIUM OPENS TONIGHT
PORNOGRAPHY PERVASIVE, HARMFUL, SPEAKERS SAY
PORT OF DURHAM U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRAOE ZONES
SEE ALSO U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
CHINESES CHECK OUT DURHAM TRAOE ZONE
CUSTOMS CUTS WON'T RUIN TRAOE ZONE. OFFICIALS SAY
STATE SHOULD CHALLENGE CUSTOMS INSPECTION CUT
STATE CUSTOHS INSPECTORS TO STAY, COBFY AIOF SAYS
OFFICIALS REVIEWING PORTS PLAV
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE OFFICIAL EYPECTS BUSINESS AS USUAL
TRADING TALK
TRIANGLE TRAOE ZONE TO WEATHER CUTS
CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE CUT AT CUSTOMS OFFICE
GROUP OEFENOS PORT OF DURHAM
BUSINESSMEN TOLD OURHAM PORT <-4FE
TRIANGLE TRADE ZONE 'BOOMING'
COG PANELS TO PROMOTE PORT
TRAOE ZONE TOASTS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
ZONE'S DIRECTOR EXPLAINS SERVICE AS TEMPORARY HAVEN FROM DUTY, TAX
PORTABLE TOILETS
OON'T REOUIRE PORTABLE TOILETS
MEDIEVAL MENTALITY
HELP FARM WORKERS
NO THANKS, WISE GUYS
PORTHOLE RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILLI
CHAPEL HILL'S PORTHOLE CLOSING
UNC TO BUY RESTAURANT BUILDING
PORTRAITS
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
HUNT PORTRAIT TO 3E OONE
HUNT HOPES PORTRAIT SHOWS 'ES'.ENLE'
PAINTER TEHPEST GETS VATICAN JOB
DURHAH ARTIST HONORED
HUNT'S PORTRAIT UNVEILED
LONG CLASSICS HAVE HOOERN TOUl H
PORTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. PORTS AUTHORITY
TWO PHOSPHATE FIRHS BOOST PORT'S PROSPECTS
FLOATING DEPOTS PLANNED
BUDGET CUTS COULD HURT PORTS, OFFICIALS ESTIHATE
PORTS' FUTURE UNDER CLOUD
GOV. HARTIN WANTS N.C. PORT TO KEEP ITS CUSTOMS SERVICE
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H 2
7/04/05
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H 2
7/05/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/05/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/09/35
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H 2
7/ID/35
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7/11/95
A
12
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H 2
7/15/85
A
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7/19/35
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H 2
7/21/85
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8/05/95
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H 2
9/03/85
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9/22/R5
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9/24/35
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9/25/95
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9/26/85
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9/26/85
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S 2
9/26/85
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9/27/85
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10/01/85
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H 2
10/01/85
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10/01/85
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10/01/85
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10/03/85
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H 2
10/05/85
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H 2
10/05/85
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10/05/85
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10/07/85
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10/10/85
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10/10/85
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10/10/85
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10/15/85
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10/16/85
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13/16/85
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10/16/85
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H 2
10/16/85
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H 2
10/17/85
B
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h 2
io/22/es
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H 2
10/23/85
A
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H 2
10/23/85
A
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H 2
10/24/85
A
16
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H 2
10/24/85
A
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H 2
l0/24/»5
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S 2
10/24/85
C
6
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H 2
10/25/85
A
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N
H 2
10/26/95
B
4
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H 2
10/27/85
D
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H 2
10/29/85
A
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H 2
10/30/85
e
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S82
H 2
10/31/85
B
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H 2
11/05/85
A
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H 2
11/08/85
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H 2
11/14/85
A
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H 2
11/20/85
A
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H 2
11/20/85
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H 2
11/20/85
A
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S 2
11/21/85
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H 2
12/02/85
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12/03/85
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12/07/85
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H 2
12/08/85
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PORTUGAL HORSE IS IN THE STABLE
CENTURIES-OLD HORSEMANSHIP SMOOTHES RUFFLFS
PORTUGUESE MAN-OF-WAR
SEHFN-0?-iARLOUSTHSHIMHERS AT N^RTH MYRTLE BEACH
"°ST POSTCARDS ARRIVE 2 OECAOES LATE
'°%\tf ALSo'ouRHAM POST OFFICE
SFE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
POST OFFICES OPEN SAT.
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISOROER
SSoS)fl-UfflHj!fSrMlisKI(Tmi JOIN DEFENSE LAWYERS IN USE OF.
WAR STRESS DEFENSE BECOMING MIRE POPULAR IN COURT CASES
IAWSUIT NAMES 4 DURHAM DOCTORS ■«.«»
SUIT OVER CARE OF AVERY REFILED IN FEDERAL COURT
MUROER CONVICTION UPHELD IN HM DEATH
POSTAL CUSTOMERS COUNCIL .-..— ,,
SEE DURHAM POSTAL CUSTOMER COUN. IL
"OSs1eSALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
AST?-5A¥lcIKEP0lTlfse.PPE.R m BUILDINGS
CpSstIrSHdVstS,^t1d WUillfi pglTSiks SnThKiS BOROUGH MEN
POSTMASTFRSi N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM POST OFFICE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICF
POSTMASTER NAMED
POTATOES
SEE ALSO FRENCH FRIES
SENIOrVmakE GARDENING THEIR FAVORITE PASTIME
POTHOLES
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY REPAIR
SEE ALSO ROAOS. N.C.
SEE ALSO STREETSi DURHAM
STREET MAINTENANCE CHECKS ARE MAILED
POTPOURRI PRESS (GREENSBORO. N.C.I ,.„_.. ... ....
GIFT WHOLESALER RECALLS CANOLES. CANDLE HOLOEP.S
BUSINESSMAN SAYS BELIEFS LED TO RECALL
PUTTERS
SEE ALSO ARTISANS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ARTISANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO J. B. COLE POTTERY
videStapes°areDcompleteo OF SEAGROVE ARFA potters
POTTERS WILL BE TRYING TO MAK= 7-FOOT CLAY POT
PBSTSHOWFOOCU'«ENTS N.C. POTTERY TRADITION
!NTTHEYSPOTUGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
POTTERY
SEE ARTISANS, DURHAM
SEE ARTISANS, N.C.
POULTRY
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO MEAT
^ISLATOR^GE's'lHiFT OF MISSING CHILDREN CENTER
CHICKFNS BY THE POTFUL
MEAT POPS UP IN UNLIKELY PLACrS
SALE OF BANKRUPT POULTRY PLANTS PLANNED
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4/07/85 B 3
8/02/85 A 10
8/14/85 A 6
8/14/85 A 7
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5/11/85 A 1
H ? 8/18/85 A 2 N
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4/18/85
8/29/85
10/12/85
11/14/85
11/21/85
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POULTRY INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO CHICKENS
SEE ALSO PEROUE INC.
SEE ALSO TURKEYS
POULTRY LEAOS N.C
(POULTRY CO. I
FARM INCOMF
POULTRY INDUSTRY MAY PAY FOR INSPECTIONS
FARM, DIET TRENDS MERGE WELL f OR STATE FARMERS
POUND PUPPY
SEE ALSO TOYS
TALKING TEDDY TOP TOY
POVERTY
SEE ALSO SENIOR CI
DESPITE BOOM, PO
TWO SIOES TO PRO
POVERTY TO BE PR
MORE FOOO STAMP
FEW HOMELESS VIC
BIG DAODY NO ANS
CARTER ROLLS UP
STRATEGY OF THE
POVERTY SHOWS DI
EOUCATORS: SOME
SELF-SUFFICIENCY
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HEALTH GROUP: ME
JOROAN SAYS N.C
NEEDY TO GET «9
NEW METHOD NEEDE
HAROOY TO SPEAK
BOAPO: SOUTH STI
TI2ENS. POVERTY LEVEL
VERTY LINGERS IN NORTH CAROLINA
BLEM OF DEALING WITH POVERTY
RECIPIENTS SOJGHT BY SUCIAL SERVICES
TIMS OF SUDOE'I CATASTROPHE
WER TO POOR BLACKS' WOES
HIS SLEEVES
POOR
FFERENT FACES IN REGIONS OF STATE
POOR CHILDREN EXPECT TO FAIL IN SCHOOL
PROGRAM AVAILABLE FOR POOR FAMILIES „.,.-—,
AVE ULCERS? U1C PROFESSOR STUDYING STRE SS-RE LATEO
OICAL BILLS OF UNINSURED GROWING PROBLEM
LEADERS MUST INVEST FOR FUTURE
68B WORTH OF PROVISIONS „„,,„„ r.„r
0 FOR PAYING POOR'S MEDICAL BILLS. DOCTOR SAYS
MONDAY
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POVERTY LEVEL
NUMBER OF HUNGRY GROWS IN N.C.
PQWE, PORTER. ALPHIN. ANO WHICHAPO
AS FEDERAL AID DWINOLES
S ? 7/08/85 A 16
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I 0 A L I '( D E X
l/Ol/SS - 12/31/85
SUBJECT
SLOAN. BROWNING JOIN DURHAM L« H FIRM
POKE. PORTER OPENS "ALEIGH OFFICE: ADDS 2 MORE LAWYERS IN RALEIGH
HILLSBOROUGH SIZING UP 4 LAW fipms
POWELL BILL
SEE ALSO STREET Improvement ASSCSSMENT3
DURHAM GETS 41.7 MILLION TO FIX STREETS
POWER COMPANIES
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. ANO S .C .
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE UTILITY PLANTS I SEE ALSO NA«ES OF PARTICULAR FLCCTRICAL UTILITIFSI
POWER CONSUMPTION
SEE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
POWER FAILURES
SEE ALSO CUKE
SEE ALSO ELECT
SEE ALSO UNIV
FRIGIO WEATH
IT'S COLD-
DURHAM LCM P
POWER OUTAGE
LINE POWN
HAZARDOUS RO
POWER FAILUR
FALLING BRAN
BOULEVARD AR
DUMP TRUCK P
LINES DOWNED
TRUCK PULLS
NORTMGATE LO
NOHThGATE BU
UTILITY POLE
UTILITY POLE
STORM'S VISI
STORM CAUSES
POWER OUTTAS
LIMB CAUSES
FALLEN TREE
3RIEF POWER
HEAVY RAINS
STORMS' WORS
GRAVEL RIG.
THUNDERSTORM
STORM SPARES
TWO POWFR FA
EQUIPMENT CA
POWER OUTAGE
POWER FAILUR
RESEARCH PAR
KATE UNPLUGS
POWER CO.
RICITY. CONSUMPTION
OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. POWER FAILURES
ER. ICY ROAOS SLOW ACTIVITY IN TRIANGLE
LANT HAS POWER FAILURE
AFFECTS 2.000
UCKET UP
AOS. POWER OUTAGES EXPECTEO AGAIN
ES PLAGUE CREEDMOOR. U.S. PRISON
CH CUTS POWFR TO 3UTNER ANO CREEDMOOR
" LOSES POWER
ULLS DOWN POWER LINES
OOWN TELEPHONE POLES; TRANSFORMER "LOWS
SES ELECTRICITY TWICE AS BACKUP FAILS
SINESS TURNS INTO OARK, SMOKY CHAOS
FIRE DARKENS UNC HOUSI'IG
BLAZE OARKFNS PA<T OF UNC
T A HIXEO BLESSING
LOSS OF POWER
E BLAMED ON ROTTEN TREE FALLING
HOPE VALLEY OUTAGl
causes loss of electricity
outage due sun0ay
soak state
t misses durham
2 pickups. car collide
s cause some powe3 outages
triangle
ilures darken cha'el hill
used unc power losses
hits oowntown
es hit downtown
. resioents lose electrical power
power. rains on carolinas
POWER LINES
PERSON COUNTY AGREES TO REPLACE UTILITY LINES
WORK BEING DONE ON PUWER LINES
POWER METERS
SEE ELECTRICITY POWER METERS
POWER MOWERS
SEE LAWN MOWERS
POWER OUTAGES
SEE POWER FAILURES
POWER PLANTS
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C.
SEE NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
SEE UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NA-ES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL JTILITIESI
POWERBOATS
SEE ALSO BOATS
JORDAN LAKE BOAT BAN SHOULDN'T BE PERMANENT
ANO S.C.
BOATS OR BIROS?
POWERLIFTING
SEE WEIGHTLIFTING
POYNER ROAD APARTMENTS
RALEIGH CITY COUNCIL OKS PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENTS
PRAISE THE LORO
SEE ALSO EVANGELISM
SEE ALSO HERITAGE U.S. I PTL- SUP'OR TCD ORGANIZATION!
HERITAGE USA: A SPIRITUAL THE'E PARK
PTL OFFICIALS SET OEAOLINF FOR AUOITORIUM
PTL CLUB'S TV DEBTS ON THE RISE
PTL CLUB'S FINANCES CAUSE STUOY
HERITAGE U.S.A.: WITH SB-MILLION WATERWORKS. JIM BAKKFR FISHES FOR MEN
RESORT CALLEO A '21ST CENTURY CHRISTIAN CAM°GROUNO'
PRANKS
THE LFGITIMATF PRANKS: THINGS STUDENTS CAN 00 WITHOUT GOING TO JAIL
DUKE. PRANKSTER OEFENOEO
DUKE STUDENTS 'KILL' EACH OTHER FOR FUN
PRANK OR PREJUDICE?
PRAIIE HEADS (MUSICAL GROUPI
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE EK'OI
PRAYER
SEE ALSO MOMENT OF SILENCE
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESl
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. RELIGION
STOP FOR A MOMeNT OF PRAYER
PRAYER IS STILL PERMITTED
SCHOOL PRAYER OPPOSED
PRAYER SESSIONS IN N.C. SENAT= STIR SOME SERIOUS GRUMBLINGS
TWO DEMOCRATS PREPARE LEGISLATION FOR MOMENTS OF SILENCE IN SCHOOLS
PRAYER DECISION APPLAUOED
PANEL CONSIOERS ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY BILL
SENATE PRAYING A PROBLEM
PARY, LET'S END THIS PIOUS RAILING
EDUCATORS PREPARING FOR MOMFNT OF SILENCE
COURT RULING APPLAUDED
IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FOR . . . BUS I NE SS
BOARD CONSIDERS 'SILENT MOMENT-
BILL KEEPING COURT OUT OF PRAYER TABLEO
MOMENT-OF-SILENCE POLICY SPAR<S DEBATE
SILENT MOMENTS IN SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN SEPT. 30
HELMS SHOULD SAY AMEN
WHAT 00 YOU WANT? ANOTHER SCHOOL MIRACLE?
HELMS TOOK RIGHT TACK ON SCHOOL PQAYE»
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HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: ENGINEER PLANTED TBEES
PRAYER VIGIL SCHEDULEO AT DUKE CHAPEL
AMENQHENT ATTACKS FREEDOM
SUBJECTS
PAG; 66 1
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BUGS
ORE-COLUMBIAN ART
SYMPOSIUM. EXHIBIT ON COSTA RICAN ART SCHEOULED AT OUKE
NATIONAL EXPERTS WILL SPEAK 0*1 COSTA RICAN ART AT OUKF
NOT MAYAN, NOT AZTEC, BUT COSTA RICA,«.
PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SEE ALSO MEOICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
TIGHTENING PRE-TRIAL OISCOVERY LAWS COULD SAVE T I "E . MOI\
PRECINCTS
SEE OURHAM, N.C., VOTING PRECINCTS
PRECIOUS METALS OROINANCE
SEE DURHAM, N.C., ORDINANCES
SEE GOLD, THEFTS
SEE SILVER THEFTS
PREFERENTIAL AOMISSIONS
SEE MINORITIES ADMISSIONS PROGRAMS
S 7 10/31/15 CBN
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2 11/07/85 B 2 N 081
2 11/07/85 0 ' P N 080
2 11/27/85 0 1 P N W66
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PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO BIRTH DEFECTS
SEE ALSO CHILOBIRTH
SEE ALSO MORNING SICKNESS
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, AOOLESCENT
SEE ALSO PRENATAL CARF
INFANT BRAIN DAMAGE TIED TO MODERATE DRINKING
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGED FOR HURTING PREGNANT WOMEN
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE DAY CARE WINS SENATE APPROVAL
SPEAKERS URGED HARSHER PUNISHMENT FOR ASSAULTS IN WHICH FETUS.
TOUGHER PENALTIES SOUGHT FOR HARMING PREGNANT WOMEN
PSYCHIATRIST: PEOPLE WITH 2 T3 A I T S MORE EASILY HYPNOTIZED
WOMEN NEEO CHOICE
FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 100* AVOIOABLE - PROFESSOR
SCIENTISTS PRODUCE BIRTH DEFECTS IN MICF
DOCTORS URGE AWARENESS OF FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
DEATH PENALTY URGED FOR KILLERS OF PREGNANT wOMFN
SUPPORT FETKIDF BILL
BILL WOULD LET UNO I SC I PL INEO JUVENILES BE CONFINED 15 DAYS
DESERVING SOCIETY'S WRATH
HEALTH WARNING SIGNS IN BARS °ROPOSEO TO CUT BIRTH OEFECTS
BILL'S CONCERN MISPLACED
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL COOE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
BILL ON ALCOHOL WARNINGS LEFT IN LIMBO BY DEADLOCK
RESEARCHERS STUDYING SMOKING"; FFFECTS ON FERTILITY
TOBACCO USE CALLEO FACTOR IN INFANT CARE
PROFESSOR: NEW TEST POSES ETHICAL DILEMMA
PREGNANCY, AOULESCENT
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, HEALTH C A' E
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO COALITION FOR PREVENTION OF ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY
SEE ALSO SgUEAL LAW
INFANT DEATHS, TEEN PREGNANCIES OOWN IN ORANGE
ORANGE CUUNTY INFANT DEATHS, TEEN-AGE PREGNANCIES OECLINE
ANTI-PREGNANCY EFFORT SCORES IMPRESSIVE GAINS
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PREGNANCY RATE STABLE IN HIGH SCHOOLS BY • UNACCEP TABLF •
PUBLIC-SERVICE TV SHOW FILMED AT DURHAM HIGH
OURHAM GROUP CONTINUES BATTLING TEEN PRFGNANCY AT -STEADY PACE-
REWRITE OF CRIMINAL COOE DELAYED UNTIL NEXT YEAR
SCHMIDT WORKS TO PREVENT PROBLEM OF TEEN PRFGNANCY
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LECTURE SET ON PREGNANCY AMONS TEENS
OR. JOYCE LAONER, EXPERT ON TEEN PREGNANCY
DURHAM FIGHTS TEEN PREGNANCY
3 RECOGNIZED FUR ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS GET MONEY FOR TEEN PREGNANCY
TEEN PREGNANCY RATE REQUIRES "IEW STFPS
LET TEEN DIALOGUE CONTINUE
PROGRAM FIGHTS TEEN PREGNANCY
TFEN-AGE PREGNANCIES RISE
ADVICE FROM PEERS GETS ATTENTION OF TEEN-AGERS
CHILD ABUSE INCREASES DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
PREGNANCY PROGRAM STIRS CONTROVERSY
SEX EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS TO Rc ACH MORE TEEN-AGERS
PREMARITAL SEX
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE, SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
VIRTUE NOT TOO PRUDISH FOR TOOAY'S UNIVERSITY H 2 2/22/85 A
PREMATURE INFANTS
SEE ALSO INFANTS
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. NEWBORN INTFNSIVF CARE UNIT
FAMILY NEVER GAVE UP HQPEi THY INFANT 9R0UGHT HOME H 2 1/11/85 A
WORKPLACE STRESS, INFANT DEATHS LINKED S 7 1/31/05 A
WORK STRESS HELPS CAUSE INFANT OEATHS, DOCTOR SAYS H 2 1/31/R5 A
UNC STUDY TO FOCUS ON ANXIETY OF PARENTS OF AILING INFANTS H 7 2/07/85 9
AT 2, CARLISSIA'S AHEAD OF HE' TIME S 2 2/15/85 B
LEGISLATOR ABONOONS 'DUMMY' BILLS ON EDUCATION H 2 3/08/05 A
•LAP PARENTS': SURROGATES PROVIDE CUDDLING WHEN MOM, OAO CAN'T BE THERE H 3 4/17/85 B
ONE OF QUADRUPLETS DIES AS LU^IGS FAIL H 2 9/22/85 B
THRIVING PREEMIES CAVORT AT REUNION H 2 11/17/85 B
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PRENATAL CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY
BABY DEATHS IN SOUTH OUTRUNNING NATION'S
SENIORS MAKING DIFFERENCE
TOBACCO USE CALLED FACTOR IN INFANT CARE
PRENATAL TESTS DETECT MORE ABNORMALITIES
PRENATAL SURGERY
SEE SURGERY
PREP SPORTS
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SEE P°EP TEAMS, SPORTS (SOYS L ".IPLS1 IGENERAL HEADINGI
PRFP SPORTS, GIRLS' TEAMS
SEE GIRLS' BASKETBALL (GENERAL HEADING)
PREP TEAMS. BASEBALL ISEE ALSO HEADINGS UNDER INOIVIOUAL SCHOOLS)
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
SEE ALSO PIG SEVEN CONFERENCE. BASEBALL
SEE ALSO N.C. FOLIR-A BASEBALL TDU°NEV
SOUTH GRANVILLE POUNDS OUT VICTORY
NORTHERN POLLS OVER HILLSIOE, 21-1
THE WEEK'S BEST
LEE PACES JRANGE OVER BARTLETT YANCEY
WEBB RALLIES FOR WIN OVER TROJANS
SOUTHERN TRIPS WEBB THE WRIGHT WAV
HILLSIDE RALLIES. TIPS ST. PAJL'S FOR FIRST VICTJRY
SOUTHERN STOPS JORDAN COMEBAC<> MOVES INTO SHARE OF TRIANGLE LEAO
THE WEEK 'S BEST
REO OEVILS hano ORANGE FIRST LOSS IN CONFERcNCE, 5-4
TAR HEELS. OEACS FAVORED IN AC C GOLF TOURNAMENT
TIGERS TAME HORNETS. NEST IN 1IG SIX LEAO
TIGERS RALLY LATE TO KEEP BIG 6 LEAO
THREE TEAMS OEAOLOCKED ATOP T7IANGLE 3-A HEAP
WOROEN'S NUMBERS ADO UP
GEMPLER'S HOMER LEAOS NORTHER1) WIN
SOUTHERN STOPS SOUTH JOHNSTON
THIS AND THAT
3IG SIX BASEBALL RACE RIGHTENS UP AT THE TOP
AREA HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL RACES IN TIGHT FINISHES
SOUTHERN, JORDAN TAKE TRIANGLE LEAO
AREA HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL RAC" S GO TO WIRE
NORTHERN, VANCE TIEO FOR BIG SIX 4- A CROWN
FORFEIT GIVES KNIGHTS STATE PLAYOFF BERTH
LATE HEROICS PUT FALCONS IN PLAYOFFS
CHAPEL HILL FORFEITS GIVE TITLE TO NORTHERN
PREP NOTES: IT'S NEVER OVER. ..'TIL IT'S OVER
ORANGE DOMINATES mio-STATE BALLOTING
ERRORS SINK KNIGHTS
EAST FORSYTH ENOS NORTHERN'S SEASON
SPARTANS MAKE MOST IF MISCUFS FOR PLAYOFF WIN
URANGF SCHEDULES THIRD TRY TONIGHT
RAIN POSTPONES ORANGE PANTHERS' BASEBALL PLAYOFF GAME A THIRD TIME
SOUTHERN ON Tt}P WHEN RAIN CAME
ORANGE PUSTPONEO AGAIN
SOUTHERN HOLDS 1-0 LEAO
SOUTHFRN RIDES DOUBLE PLAY INTO BASEBALL QUAR TE»F INAL S
ORANGE ROLLS ON DRY LANO
NO-HITTER. BIZARRE FRROP- SENO PANTHERS PACKING
SPAPTANS FALL, 6-3
WHITEVILLE, JAMESVILLE W. GUILFORD TAKE TITLES
PREP TEAMS, "ASKETBALL IBOYS) SEE 1 L SO HEADINGS UNDER EACH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL °LAYFR OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS N.C. PRE-SEASON BASKETBALL POLL
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO BIG SIX CONFERFNCE. BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO CAPITAL CLASSIC (HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL)
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD ALL-AREA BASKETBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM SUN SUPER SIXTEEN
SEE ALSO EAST-WEST ALL STAR BOYS BASKETBALL (N.C. EAST-WEST GAME)
SEE ALSO MID-STATE 3-A CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO N.C. FOUR-A BASKETBALL TOU°NEV
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHUOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, BASKETBALL (BOYS)
SEE ALSO N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO PIEOMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA/CAROLINA CHRISTMAS CLASSIC
PANTHERS WIN, KNIGHTS LOSE IN PREP Games
JRANGE NIPS CUMMINGS
FALCONS STEAL WIN
SOUTHERN ALAMANCE STUNS ORANG" , 53-57
KNIGHTS SHARE BIG SIX LEAO
FALCON RALLY CIPS W. HARNETT
FOURTH-QUARTER SURGE LIFTS FALCONS
HILLSIDE ZONE SHUTS DOWN DUDLEY
FALCONS' PITIFUL EXHIBITION LEAOS TO FIRST TRIANGLE LOSS
CUMMINGS KICKS WILLIA"S, 67-54
DURHAM EDGES VANCE. 53-52
SOUTHERN FOOTBALL POSITION ORAWING OUTSIDE ATTENTION
GW BEATS PERSON SECOND TIME, ENOS WIN STREAK
DANVILLE TOPS PERSON
LESTER BOOSTS ROCKETS TO BIG SIX WIN OVER DURHAM
HORNETS STING TIGERS; KNIGHTS WIN
RUSSELL CHOOSES SUMMER SCHOOL OVER SPOT ON fast all-STap team
DUNN'S BALANCE "EATS SOUTHERN
CALDWELL, KNIGHTS TRIM TIGEPS
WARREN'S FTS GIVE VANCE GIRLS FIRST BLACE
BIG 6 LEAD6PS EYE PRE-SHOWOOW'I TESTS
CARPINGTON, OURHAM STICK KNIGHTS
CARRINGTON'S 37 RALLIES 'DOGS PAST KNIGHTS
CAROINCTON TURNS CN OFFENSE, 'UTS BITE IN BULLDOGS' ATTACK
RUSSELL, LESTER PACE POCKETS' WIN, 68-54
ROXBORO HANDLES NORTHERN
HORNETS BOUNO BACK VS. KNIGHT":
WEBP CAN CLINCH TIE IN TRIANG.E 3-A LEAGUE WITH VICTORY AT JORDAN
VANCE EXTENOS BIG SIX GIRLS LEAO
PERSON CLINCHES BIG SIX TITLE
PREP NOTES
KNIGHTS DROP FOURTH STRAIGHT
CUMMINGS TOPS BULLDOGS
NORTHERN'S COMEBACK NIPS TIGE'S
PANTHERS NET SHARE OF MID-STATE CROWN
SOUTHERN, JORDAN GET CONFERENCE WINS; HRONETS TRIP TIGERS
AREA TEAMS PREPARING FOR PLAYOFFS
THE WEEK'S PEST
MID-STATE 3-A. CENTRAL TAR HE=L 2-A BEGIN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT PLAY
ORANGE SLIPS PAST WILLIAHS
WEBB TAKES SHARE OF TRIANGLE TITLE
FALCONS NIP SPARTANS: KNIGHTS EARN THE BYE
CUMMINGS WINS. IN TOUPNEY FINAL
ORANGE DOWNS GRAHAM, MAKES FINAL
HORNETS STING DOGS IN FINALE
PERSON REMAINS PERFECT IN BIG SIX FINALE
OISTRICT III 3-A PAIRINGS
NORTHWOOD BOYS CHARGE TO TOUR^A-ENT TITLE
AREA BASKETBALL CONTENDERS START STATE TITLE DRIVFS WITH DISTRICT PLAY
CARPINGTON, HARRIS WIN PLAYER- OF- YE AR HONORS
SEVEN TEAMS BEGIN PLAY IN DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS
ORANGE UPSET IN OISTRICT PLAY
RIGERS RIP HORNETS; SPARTANS «■ I N
SOUTH GRANVILLE F^LLS FOR CAPITAL 2-A TOURNEY
JUDGE HALTS PREP TOURNEY
WEBB »OLLS INTO SEMIS, MEETS SOUTHERN TONIGHT
NCHSAA COMMITTEE UPHOLDS ROSS RULING
NORTHWOOD TURNS BACK SW GUILFORD
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1/17/85 D
1/18/85 D
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1/24/85 0
1/24/85 B
1/26/85 0
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1/27/85 C
1/31/85 D
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2/01/85 C
2/01/85 C
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subjects
PAT.'. 66 3
1/16/86
PERSON. N. FORSYTH CLASH CO»ES EARLY
PLAYOFFS OPEN WITH SORPRISE PAIRING OF 4-A GIANTS
PERSON TO PLAY MYERS PARK NEXT
HISSING PLAYERS COULD PLAY !H ROLE IN FRIDAY'S PLAYOFF GAMES
VANCE SEARCHING FOR WAY TO STAMP OUT STINSON
JORDAN SEEKS FORTUNE AGAIN IN WILSON
PERSON AIMS FOR REPEAT IN WEST
STAKES HIGHER FOR FALCONS. EASL5S
WARREN COUNTY HUMBLES JOROAN
PAIRINGS SET FOR STATE FINALS
OURHAM ACADEMY CAUGHT WILLIAMS AT NET
SEASONS ENO ON FRUSTRATING NOTE
HUSS CLAIMS 4-A TITLE
HUSS. CARTERET WIN STATE TITLES
AP NAMES ENGLISH PLAYER OF TH= YEAR
90RGOEN CHAMPS
3-POINT SHOT A POSSIBILITY IN HIGH SCHOOL NFXT YEAR
CARRINGTON, ENGLISH CN EAST S?UAO
SENIORS TOP ALL-AREA CAST
CONFERENCES GIVEN 3-POINT OPTION
PREP TITLE GAMES MOVING TO UN:
PERSON CLASS OF PAC-6
SPARTANS HAVE POTENTIAL
NEW LEAGUE TO HELP UNICORN PROGRAM
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES
TIPOFF -86
ROCKETS COULD ZOOM TO THE TOP. BUT RISE WON'T BE UNCHALLENGED
WITH POWERS GONE. BALANCE RULES
AREA TEAMS ARE FACING UPHILL STRUGGLES
NEW HIGH SCHOOL SEASON MARKEO WITH RULES CHANGES
HILLSIOE POUNOS GARNER IN 2NO HALF
SMITH FLASHES FORM
PAC-6 TOURNAMENT SET FOR LOCAL NEUTRAL SITE
HILLSIOE AVOIDS SLIDE. HOLDS ON FOR 2ND WIN
SOUTHERN-JORDAN MATCHUP HEADLINES FULL HIGH SCHOOL RASKETRALL SCHEDULE
NORTHERN SURVIVES IN 2 OT'S
KNIGHTS SURVIVE 00U8LE-0T SCARE
PAC-6 TOURNAMENT SET FOR N.C. CENTRAL
UNICORNS DEMOLISH OURHAM ACADEMY
TIGERS EDGE MILL8R00K
OHS TOPS WARRFN. GAINS FIRST VICTORY
VANCE EDGES NORTHERN, 49-47
VIKINGS NIP KNIGHTS
FREE THROWS LIFT BULLDOGS
WEBB'S GREEN LEAOS SCORING
SHERRILL PACES 'OOGS OVER JORDAN
DURHAM PALLY SINKS JOROAN
KNIGHTS FINALLY LANCE SPARTANS
ELLIOTT, TIGERS ROAR PAST VANCE
JORDAN TRIPS APEX FOR FIRST WIN
CALDWELL LEAOS SCORING PARAGE
BULLOCK, SPARTANS BULL PAST PANTHERS, 66-57
YOUNG 'DOGS IMPROVE
PANTHERS KEEP THE SPIRIT
SOUTHERN REMAINS TITLE CONTENDER
LOCAL TEAMS ENTER TOURNEY ACTION FRIDAY
PREP TOURNEY TOUTS TALENT
KNIGHTS, ROCKETS TO CLASH IN TOURNEY FINALS
HORNETS FIND LEADERS
PREP TEAMS, BASKETBALL IGIRLSI
ORANGE NIPS CUHMINGS
HILLSIDE ZONE SHUTS DOWN DUDLEY
OURHAM EOGES VANCE, 53-52
SOUTHERN FOOTBALL POSITION DRAWING OUTSIDE ATTENTION
PERSON NIPS CH IN OVERTIHE
PREP NOTES
AREA TEAMS PREPARING FOR PLAYOFFS
THE WEEK'S BEST
MID-STATE 3-A, CENTRAL TAR HEEL 2-A BEGIN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT PLAY
WEBB TAKES SHARE OF TRIANGLE TITLE
ORANGF DOWNS GRAHAM. MAKES FINAL
HORNETS STING OOGS IN FINALE
AREA BASKETBALL CONTENDERS START STATE TITLE DRIVES WITH DISTRICT PLAY
CARRINGTON, HARRIS WIN PLA YER-OF-YE AR HONORS
ORANGE UPSET IN DISTRICT PLAY
SOUTH GRANVILLE FALLS FOR CAPITAL 2-A TOURNEY
NORTHWOOO TURNS BACK SW GUILF3RD
VANCE GIRLS MAKE FINAL FIGHT
VANCE SEAPCHING FOR WAY TO STAMP OUT STINSON
VANCE GIRLS FALL FROM REGIONALS
PAIRINGS SET FOR STATF FINALS
HUSS. CARTERET WIN STATE TITLES
AP NAMES ENGLISH PLAYER OF THE YEAR
LOOK FOR CHAPEL HILL TO SURFA:E AT THE TOP
UNICORNS DEMOLISH DURHAM ACADEMY
UNOEFEATED TIGERS OOWN HILLSIOE
PREP TEAMS, FOOTBALL (SEE ALSO HEATINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS!
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL FOUTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOnL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
SEE ALSO ASSOCIATED PRESS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL POLL
SEE ALSO DURHAM MORNING HERALD ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM SUN ALL-CI TY-COJN TY FOOTBALL TEAM
SEE ALSO FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO N.C. FOUR-A FOOTBALL TOURNEY
SEE ALSO N.C. THRFE-A CONFERENCE, FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SHRINE BOWL
SEE ALSO PIEOMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE. FOOTBALL
PAC TO ATTACK AREA HIGH SCHOOL SCENE THIS FALL
RUSSELL CHOOSES SUMMER SCHOOL OVER SPOT ON FAST ALL-STAR TEAM
ELLIS. WORLFY SET FOR E-W &AM<=
PLAN WOULD HIKE PREP PLAYOFFS
P.M. DIGEST
FOOTBALL PRACTICE BEGINS THURSDAY
VANCE STARTING PRACTICE AMIO SEARCH FOR COACH
RAIN FORCES AREA PRACTICES INDOORS
PPEP FOOTBALL GATHERS MOMENTUM
TRADITIONAL POWERS EXPECTED TO RULE COMPETITIVE PAC-6
SOUTHERN FACES A TOUGH NON-CON FFHENCE SCHEDULE
FLEOGLING PAC-6 A POWERHOUSE
GILL. SOUTHERN FACE BIG CHALLENGE
SOUTH GRANVILLE EYES WINNING SEASON
PREP FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
SEASON OPENS FRIDAY, COACHES IN LIMELIGHT
KICKQFF '85
OLD FACES SHOULD DOMINATE NEW LEAGUE
IF TRAOITION REIGNS, THAT MEANS SOUTHERN, EAST WAKE TO RULE
AREA SCHOOLS REAOY FOR PROGRAMS TO BLOSSOM
PREP NOTES
SOUTHERN REAOY FOR OPENER
ORANGE SLIGHT FAVORITE VS. SOJTHERN
GILL ANXIOUS OF FIRST STEP IN BIG SHOES
SOUTHERN OPENS SEASON AT ORANGE
THREE COACHES OEBUT TONIGHT
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■•I STAKE-PRONE TIGERS BLANKED ?V MILLBRQOK
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THE WEEK'S REST
PREP NOTES
ADA«S. WHITE ADD FUEL TO KNIGHTS" ATTACK
SOUTHERN* NORTHERN LEAO LIST 3 F FAVORITFS
SOUTHERN-JORDAN BATTLE HEAOS SLATE
SOUTHERN TRAVELS TO JORDAN TONIGHT
BULLDOGS STREAK EXTENOED TO 3?
PREP NOTES
KNIGHTS ROLL; SG SOUEAKS BY
THE KEEK'S REST
PREP NOTES
POOR DECISIO-1
NO. 2 VANCE SLIGHT FAVORITE OVER NORTHERN
NORTHERN, VANCE READY FOR EARLY PAC-fa 4-A SHOWDOWN
BIG GAMFS HIGHLIGHT NEW LEAGUE'S OPENERS
SOUTHERN ALAMANCE ROLLS PAST SPARTANS
PREP NOTES
"IT SEEDED FOREVER". BUT DHS FINALLY WON
BULLDOGS. KNIGHTS SAVORING BI" WINS
PAC-b RACE HEATS UP
PANTHERS STUN VANCE
HORNETS BUZZ TIGERS. GIVE COACH FIRST WIN
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S. GRANVILLE °OINTS TO FU3UAY
NORTHERN LOSES WHITE FOR REMAINDER OF YEAR
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DURHAM'S WIN STREAK ON THE LINE
KNIGHTS FACE BULLDOGS IN 5H0W^0WN TONIGHT
PERSON'S mi* HALTS HILLSIDE
PREP NOTES
JORDAN EDGES APEX FDR FIRST WIN
NO. 1 PAGE TURNS 1-POINT WIN, BUT NO. <i FAVETTEVILLF SANFORD FALLS
3L0MBERG. WOOD ANCHOR OEFSNSES
SURPRISING PANTHERS GN A ROLL
ORANGE. PERSON SEEK TO STAY ON TOP
WF-ROLESVILLE TOPS S. GPANVIL.E
ANDREWS TRIPS 'INTENSE' SPARTANS
FOREST HILLS' STREAK HALTED AT 17 GAMES
ROCKETS' LESTER TRIMS LIST OF SCHOOLS TO SIX
KNIGHTS GET NOO OVER PERSON I'l 'FALL BRAWL*
NORTHERN, PERSON RIVALRY HIGHLIGHTS AREA SCHEDULE
. CHAPEL mill STEPS PAST 'DOGS
HCCALL'S 347 YARDS LEAD VIKIN'.S
HC SHOCKS SOUTHERN
FG PROPELS PISGAH PAST A.C. REYNOLDS
RANKED AMONG NATION'S BEST
UNDEFEATED PANTHERS FACE BIG CHALLENGE
URANGE JUICED FOR PAC-6 MEETING WITH PERSON
VANCE COASTS PAST DURHAM
BIG PLAYS SPARK ROCKETS. 19-17
THE WEEK'S BEST
HENDEPSONVILLE OEFEATS NO. I IN 1-A ROSMAN
MISMATCHES THE RULE IN PAC-6
BOTTOM IS CHALLENGING TOP IN paC-6
TEAMS GEAR FOR PLAYOFFS
MCGHEE, PERSON TAG TIGERS: WARRIORS RALLY PAST BULLDOGS
SPARTANS SWAMP APEX, 25-7
CAVS DEFENO CC TITLE
PLAYOFF PICTURE ACCELERATING INTO FOCUS
PERSON, VANCE BATTLE FOR THIRD PLACE IN PAC-6 FOOTBALL RACE
RAIN COULD Dampen GRIO SLATE
TIGERS OUTRUN WARRIORS, l»-«
ABC OFFICERS HELP PROTECT HIG-I SCHOOL FOOTBALL FANS
UNBEATEN KNIGHTS BLANK FALCONE
THE WEEK'S BEST
SOUTH JOHNSTON WIN SETS UP SHOWDOWN WITH SOUTHERN-
PREP FOOTBALL SEASON WANES
GRISSOM HAS 5 TO PASSES AS VANCE WALLOPS HILLSIDE
GITHENS, CARRINGTON TIE
SOUTHERN, SG ELIMINATED
THE WEEK 'S BEST
1985 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS
CRADLE OF COACHES
NORTHERN PREPARES FOR STEWART'S TROJANS
PAC-6 TRIO STARTS PLAYOFF BIDS TONIGHT
PREP PLAYOFFS
SPARTANS DEMOLISH ROCKETS
KNIGHTS RESPONDED LIKE CHAMPS FRIDAY
HP ANDREWS HAD CHANCES, WILLUMS HAD THE DEFENSE
KNIGHTS LEAO VOTE
NORTHERN SWEEPS PAC-6 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL HONORS
PAC'S TOP PICKS
KNIGHTS LEAO VOTING
CAN KNIGHTS END PLAYOFF W0ES7
TOP-RANKED PAGE ROLLS
NORTHERN COLLECTS TOP PREP HONORS
PAGE WINS AGAIN
GREENSBORO PAGE RUNS UNBEATEN STREAK TO 3? Games
PAGE GAINS 4-A FINALS FOR FCU'TH STRAIGHT YFAR
WILLIAMS DROPS BOMB. REGAINS 3-A STATE TITLE
SOUTH CAROLINA KICKS SAND IN IC'S FACF AGAIN
NORTHERN'S CALDWELL, HE'wEyER. VANCE'S °0Y0 ALL-STATE PICKS
NORTHERN'S BROWNING 2N0 IN COACH VOTING
NORTHERN HEAOS HERALD'S ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM
PREP TEAMS. GCLF IBOYS t. GIRLS; SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEADINGS!
SEE ALSO GOLF
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, GOLF
MILLBPOOK WINS TITLE DESPITE HELPING HAND
RAIN DELAY LEAVES MILLBRUOK ATOP STATE GOLF ... FOR NOW
MILLBROOK. ROGERS ROLL IN STATE GOLF
PREP TEAMS. SOCCER IBOYS C GIRLS;SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEAOINGSI
SEE ALSO SOCCER
HEATEO BATTLE
PREP teams. SOFTBALL IBOYS C GIRLS: SEE ALSO EACH SCHOOL'S HEAOINGSI
SOUTHERN, «EBB AOVANCE IN SOFTBALL; VANCE OUT
SOUTH GRANVILLE POUNOS CLAYTON IN PLAYOFFS, 15-?
SPARTANS ELIMINATED IN SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
WEBB BEATS OEFENOING CHAMPS T3 REACH SOFTBALL QUARTERFINALS
S. GRANVILLE MEETS BANOVS IN SEMIFINALS
SOUTH GRANVILLE OUSTEO IN SOFTBALL SEUIF|NAL, 5-1
PREP TEAMS, SPORTS IBOYS L GIRLS) I GENERAL HEADING!
SEE ALSO BULL DURHAM CLASSIC IP'EP TEAM WRESTLINGI
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO StHOOLS, SPORTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
KNIGHT WRESTLERS LANCING FOES WITH USUAL APLOMB
THE WEEK'S BEST
BILLERMAN YEARNS e0R COACHING RETURN
SEVEN REMAIN IN THE RUNNING F3R SOUTHERN FOOTBALL VACANCY
THE WEEK 'S BEST
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s y b j e
CONFERENCES GIVEN 3-POINT OP TI ON
BASEBALL, SOFTBALL SHOWDOWNS IN HORIZON
PANEL TO STUDY ATHLETES' LOST CLASSROOM TIME
NORTHERN'S MEAL CLARK WINS CO/ETED WILLIAMSON AWARD
NORTHERN THE BIGGEST OF THE BIG SIX
AREA'S NEW CONFERENCE ASSUREO OF 3 FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SPOTS
ANOTHER CHARLOTTE PREP ATHLETE DIES
GILL VS. GILL
BIG TEST SET IN PAC-b
PREP NOTES
PREP NOTES: MOON OVER GITHENS
NCHSAA EYES MORF TELEVISION EXPOSURE
JORDAN, SOUTHERN UP FOR VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS
JORDAN, OHS ADVANCE
UNICORNS EYE FIRST TITLE
PLAN may REDUCE CLASS TINE MISSEO BY ATHLETES
NCHSAA'S AUAMS: HARD-LINE APPROACH ON DRUGS MAY NOT BE BEST
JORDAN KEEPS WINNING
FALCONS DEFEND CROWN
JOROAN REPEATS. ..AGAIN
ADAMS CALLS FOR 'FAIR' COMPETITION
THE WEEK'S BEST
KNIGHTS' TEAM 3R0 IN SCHOOL T3 00 UNBEATEN IN REGULAR SEASON
PREP NOTES
NCHSAA HAY OUST PRIVATE SCHOOLS
WRESTLING WITH SUCCESS
NORTHERN'S HERWEYER ADOED TO N.C. SHRINE BOWL ROSTER
HERWEYER GETS BACK UP
KNIGHTS FINALLY LANCE SPARTAN'
PREP TEAMS, SWIMMING IBOYS L GIRLS! SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOLI
SEE ALSO SHIMMING
FALCON SWIMMERS ADVANCE
DURHAM SWIMMERS IMPRESSIVE
PREP TEAMS, TENNIS (BOYS L GIRLS: SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOLI
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TENNIS
SEE ALSO TENNIS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFERENCE. TENNIS
DURHAM ACAOEMY CAUGHT WILLIAMS AT NET
DURHAM ACAOEMY WINS TITLES
CHAPEL HILL LEAOS TENNIS SECTIONAL: NORTHERN THIRO
MORRIS, TIGERS REPEAT SECTIONAL TENNIS TITLES
TIGERS TAKE TITLE
CHAPEL HILL NETTERS FALL IN REGIONALS
OURHAM ACADEMY'S CRAIGE ON LIME FOR 3RD NCSIS TITLE
CRAIGE NETS THIRO NCISAA TITLE
TIGERS SKUNKED IN STATE TENNIS
FOR WILSON FRESHMAN, FOUR STATE TITLES POSSIBLE
PREP TENNIS TOURNEY RETURNS TO DUKE
SIX N.C. PLAYERS PASS THIRD ROUND AT JUNIOR TOURNEY
PREP TEAMS, TRACK (GIRLS L BOYSi SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SCHOOLI
SEE ALSO N.C. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TRACK
SEE ALSO TRACK
WEBB'S LAST BLAST NETS TRIANGLE GIRLS TRACK TITLE
CHAPEL HILL RUNNERS DOMINATE 1ISTANCES, WIN GIRLS SECTIONAL
CHAPEL HILL GIRLS WIN TRACK SECTIONAL CROWN
HILLSILIIOE 9URIES SECTIONAL FIELD
HILLSIOE, CHAPEL HILL CLAIM REGIONALS
HILLSIOE WINS REGIONAL
WORLEY TAKES SPRINTS IN STATE TRACK FINALS
WORLEY A MARVEL OF SPEED, STRENGTH
PREP NOTES
GRANVILLE PANEL TO STUDY TRACX FOR HIGH SCHOOL
PREP TEAMS, VOLLEYBALL I0OYS C GIRLS: SEE ALSO HEAOINGS FOR EACH SCHOOLI
SEE ALSO VOLLEYBALL
JOROAN, SOUTHERN UP FOR VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS
PREP TEAMS, WRESTLING (SEE ALSO HEAOINGS UNDER INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLSI
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
JOROAN WRESTLERS NIP SOUTHERN FOR CROWN
SOUTHERN WINS TRIANGLE WRESTLING TOURNA"ENT
P.M. DIGEST
JORDAN WRESTLERS HEAVY ON TRADITION
PREPAID HEALTH CARE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEALTH MAINTENANCE OR GIN U A TIONS
SEE ALSO PERSONAL CARE PLAN
STUDY TO COMPARE HEALTH-CARE OUALITY
PREPAID MEOICAL SYSTEM URGED 3Y CONGRESSMAN
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL OF CHARLOTTE
HOSPITAL'S CONSTRUCTION TO BE PROBEO
PRESBYTERIANS
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN TO MEET
PRESBYTERIAN GROUP SAYS EAST HOE CURSEO Thfm
AIDE'S BEHAVIOR UPSETS VISITORS TO SEN. EAST
EAST AOMONISHES AIOE FOP OUTBURST
•GIVING IS THE GREATEST JOY'
PRESBYTERIANS EYEING 'SUPER SYNOO'
PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION
SEE EARLY CHILOHOOD EDUCATION
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ERRORS
SEE ALSO GENERIC DRUGS
SEE ALSO OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
FOLLOWING DOCTOR'S ORDERS IS HAROER THAN IT SEEMS
DOCTORS USE OF ABBREVIATIONS *AY SPELL TROUBLE
BILL TO CLEAN UP ABANDONED WASTE DUMPS ADVANCES
SERENOIPITY'S ROLE IN DRUG DISCOVERIES DIMINISHING
UNLABELEO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS COULD BE DANGEROUS, OEAOLY
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, THEFTS
SEE ALSO DRUGS, THEFTS
THIEVES HIT DRUGSTORE, GET ORDERS
PRESCRIPTIONS
DEPUTY IN SERIOUS, STABLE CONDITION AFTER SHOOTING
OCCTOOS' PRESCRIPTIONS SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH
SENATE OKS BILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
PRESERVATION ANO RESTORATION
SEE RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
PRESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS, INC.
APARTMENTS EVACUATED AFTER TWO BOMBS FOUNO
PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
SEE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
SEE ASSASSINATIONS
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MONTHL Y/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/15
SUBJECTS
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING SYSTEM
LIMITS DO NOT LIMIT MAN'S CORRUPTIBILITY
TAX OOLLAR CHECK-OFF
WHILE AT DUKE, SAMFORD TWICE SOUGHT PRESIDENCY
TREtXH WARFARE BEGINS l<>89 CAMPAIGN
COLUMNIST SAYS DEMOCRATS NEEO CANDInATE WHO CAN CARRY SOUTH
1840 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN EXCITING, INTENSE IN N.C.
ANOTHER HOLY MAN EYES THE PRESIDENCY
PAT ROBERTSON QUALIFIED TO BE PRESIOENT
MRS. DOLE MAY BE THE ANSWER
TEDOY KENNEDY RUXPIN ICARTOONI
REPUBLICANS DON'T NEED HELP FINOING PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
A BOOST FOR OEMOCRATS
PRESIDENTIAL DISABILITY
SEE U.S. CONSTITUTION
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
SEE ELECTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL
PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL RECORDS STORAGE
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES, U.S.
PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES NEEO NEW GUIDELINES
SAN CLEMENTE GETTING NIXON LITRARY AND MUSEUM
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING SYSTEM
SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
SEE ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
HOW CANDIDATES ARE JUDGED
PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS
0. HENRY DENIED PRESIDENTIAL PAROON
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
SFE ALSO ELECTIONS, U.S.
BILL AIMED AT ENDING PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
BILL TO END STATE PRIMARY GETS COMMITTEE APPROVAL
PANEL FAVORS HALTING PRESIDENTIAL PPIMAPIES
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY BILL SENT BACK TO COMMITTEE
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO END DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
STATE GOP HAPPY OVER PRIMARY 11LL
BILL STALLED IN N.C. HOUSE WOULD JUNK PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
REGIONAL-PRIMARIES PLAN TOPS SEPARATE STATE VOTES
DURHAM WOMAN NAMED TO PRIMARY COMMISSION
ELKINS EXPECTS OEMOCRATS TO MAKE SWEEPING CHANGES IN PRIMARY PROCESS
SOUTHERN STATE LEGISLATORS CONSIDER REGIONAL PRIMARY
SOUTHERN PRIMARY MAY RUN INTO N.C. OPPOSITION
15-STATE SOUTHERN VOTE OK'O
PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR
STUOENT IN FINALS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
YOUTH NAMED PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR
PRESIDENTIAL VETOES
SEE VETO POWER
PRESIDENTS,
SEE U.S.
PRESIDENTS
president's council on physical fitness and sports
see also physical fitness
see also tarheel state games
state games set for july
price fixing
see also electrical contractors
see also gasoline prices, gouging
see also kickbacks
officials say agreements reached in bids case
the price-fixing bill
u.s. probing possible profiteering on n.c. road contracts
jury charges Wilmington firm ^ith bid-rigging
TITLE INSURANCE executive to FIGHT KICKBACK CHARGE
PRICE FIXING. N.C. HIGHWAY BIO RIGGING SCAN0AL
SFE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, COSTS
PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, PRICE SUPPORTS
FEOERAL PEANUT PROGRAM DEFENOEO
NEW FARM SUBSIDY IDEA IS REJECTED BY VOTE OF 22-20
PEANUT PROGRAM ATTACK EXPECTED
BUMPER CROP OF PEANUTS EXPECTED IN N.C.
SUIT COULO END MILK COMMISSION
HELMS PROPUSES NUMBER OF CUTS IN MEW fapm BILL
OAIRYMEN PLEAD WITH MILK COMMISSION FOR HIGHER PRICES
PRIDE
SWALLOW THE PILL
PRIDE IN THE OLD HOMETOWN CAN STANO A LITTLE AIRING
PRIDE IN TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FARMERS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
PRIMARY ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, OURHAM, PRIMARIES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C, RUNOFc
MICHAUX PLANS 3 BILLS AFFECTING 2N0 PRIMARY
EFFORT TO CHANGE STATE RUNOFFS LAW DRAWS SUPPORT
CLOSE LDUK NEEDED AT SECOND PMMAPIES
EDITORIAL WAS OUT OF STEP
MICHAUX FILES BILL TO ABOLISH 2N0 PRIMARIES IN PARTISAN RACES
BILL AI»ED AT ENDING PRESIDENTIAL PRIMAFY
PANEL FAVORS HALTING PRESIDENTIAL PRIMAPIFS
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY RILL SENT BACK TO COMMITTEE
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO END OEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
STATE GOP HAPPY OVER PRIMARY <>ILL
MICHAUX TO PUSH PRIMARY ISSUE
GOP TARGETS ROYALL, RAMSEY IN PRIMARIES
BILL STALLED IN N.C. HOUSE WOULD JUNK PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
ELECTIONS BILLS KILLED OVER R! PUBLICAN OBJECTIONS
ETHICS PANEL SUBPOENAS WITNESSES FOR HEARING
RFGIUNAL-PRIMARIES PLAN TOPS SEPARATE STATE VOTES
BILLS TO REDUCE 2ND PRIMARIES KILLED IN HOUSE
MICHAUX LOSES ROUNO ON SEC OND- PR I MAR Y BILL
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PRIMARY BILL BLOCKED AGAIN
UNE INCUMBENT DEFEATED IN VANCE COUNTY RUNOFFS
DURHAM KINS. LOSES SOME IN LE31SLATURF
NEW YORK RULING CHEERED
SANFORD JOINS DEMOCRATIC PR!M»RY FI^LO
PARTIES TRYING TO AVOID DIVISIVE SENATE PRIMARIES
NORTH CAROLINA VOTERS TO HEAD TO POLLS TOMORROW
STATESVILLE WILL HAVE NEW MAY3R
EAST SAYS HE DOESN'T INTEND T3 BE INVOLVED IN PRIMARY
MARTIN "NEUTRAL" ON GOP PRIMA'Y
SOUTHERN PRIMARY MAY RUN INTO N.C. OPPOSITION
PRIMARY ELECTIONS. U.S.
SEE ELECTIONS. U.S.. PRIMARIES
SEE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES
PRIMARY REAOING PROGRAM
SEE REAOING
PRIME INTEREST RATE
SEE ALSO INTEREST RATES
2 ECONOMISTS SAY PRIME RATE PROBABLY WILL RISE GRADUALLY
PRIME RATE COULO SLIP TO LESS THAN 10* BY SUMMER
TWO N.C. BANKS CUT PRIME TO 10 X
STOCK MARKET RISE TO CONTINUE
STOCK PRICES HIT RECORO HIGH: 2 N.C. BANKS CUT RATE
PRIME DIP MAY BOOST BUSINESS IN DURHAM
PRIME LENDING RATES
SEE PRIME INTEREST RATE
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY. MARYLAND
ENOANGEREO BY SECRECY
PRINCE HALL MASONS
SEE ALSO MASONIC TEMPLE
ELECTED MASTERS
PRINCE WILL
SEE ALSO
BULLS
BULLS
HOME 0
BULLS
WILONE
PIRATE
BULLS
BULLS'
PAIR 0
POSEY
PIRATE
PIRATE
BULLS
ROGERS
ROGERS
BULLS
RELIEV
PIRATE
WHILE
BULLS
BASEBA
BULLS
BULLS
BONDS
BARRY
BULLS
TUBBS
BULLS
BULLS
BONOS
IAM PIRATES
CAROLINA LEAGUE
EMBARK ON '85 CA
WIN OPENER IN 11
PENER
WIN OPENER ON 11
SS LEAOS TO BULL
S WALK OVER BULL
HOLD OFF PIRATES
LOSING STREAK E
F POSEY POKES LI
HOMERS HELP BULL
S RALLY PAST 3UL
S' RALLY OERAILS
EMPTY ROSTER IN
5-HITTER SHACK
SHINES IN VICTO
PEN SAVES WIN 0
ERS RESCUE BULLS
S SCRATCH EARLY,
MORRIS LOOKS FOR
FALL HARD. TAKE
LL: MORRIS* SHUT
FALL 4 GAMES BAC
LOSE, DROP BACK
BAILS OUT PIRATE
BONDS' BLASTS BU
CASH IN LATE TO
SUPPLIES POWER F
GET ONLY 2 HITS
DROP PAIR
HI IS TWO HOMERS
MPAIGN TONIGHT
INNINGS, 6-5
TH-INNING BLOOPER
S' FIRST LOSS. 8-5
S
FOR 6-5 WIN
NOS IN 1IG BLAST
FT BULLS
S WIN
LS. 8-5
BULLS
7-6. 10- INNING LOSS
LES PIRATES
RY
VER PIRATES
HOLO OFF BULLS
CURE. 'IRATES ADD TO BULLS'
ON SUNS TONIGHT
OUT GIVES BULLS SPLIT
K AFTER 4-0 LOSS TO PIRATES
BY 4 GAMES
S WITH 3 HRS
RY BULLS
DEFEAT P IRATES
OR BULLS' ATTACK
IN DOUBLE-HEADER LOSS
AS PIRATES TOP BULLS. 6-1
PRINCEVILLE, N.C.
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO BLACKS. N.C.
BLACK TOWN OVERCAME, REACHES 1 ODTH BIRTHOAY
PRINCIPALS, OURHAM
SEE OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS
SEE OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, PRINC IPALS
PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF EOJCATIONAL OFFICE PERSONNEL
SEE ALSO SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C.
CONTRACT PROPOSAL ALARMS PRIN: IPALS
00 PRINCIPALS NEED TENURE?
TENURE SYSTEM FOR PRINCIPALS MAY BE TOPIC OF HEATEO OEBATE
PRINCIPALS LIKE TENURE
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FACES DRUG CHARGES
JUOGE FINDS CHATHAM'S EX-PRINCIPAL NOT GUILTY
JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL ACOUITTEO OF SEX CHARGES
ORANGE HIGH'S PRINCIPAL NOMINATED FOR TOP HONOR
PRINCIPAL SIMPLIFIES SCHOOL RJLES
PRISON CONSTRUCTION
N. C. PROBES IOEA OF PRIVATE PRISON
STATE OFFICIALS CONSIOER FIRM'S PRISON PROPOSAL
PRIVATELY BUILT. RUN JAILS AN APPEALING ALTERNATIVE
LAWMAKERS CONSIDER MORE PRISONS
PRISON LABOR
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ROAO GANGS
VOTE ON INMATE PROOUCTS BILL DELAYED
LEGISLATORS PONOER TOUGHER OPEN-MEETINGS LAWS
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF P3LICY
PRISON REFORM
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES PLANS TO SUPPPORT TAX REPEAL IF SERVICES NOT.
CONSIDER PRIVATE JAILS WITH CAREFUL THOUGHT
PRISON LAWSHIT AGREEMENT SEEN COSTING STATE
STATE FILES PRISON PLAN IN FEDERAL COURT
PRIVATE PRISON SYSTEM URGEO
PRISONS MAY GET CABLE TV
N.C. COURTS MAY LINK PRISON S'ACE, TERMS
OFFICIALS GOING SEPARATE WAYS TO IMPROVE PRISON CONDITIONS
OPERATIONAL AUDIT SOUGHT OF TAR HEEL PRISON SYSTEM
PRISONER DEATHS, N.C.
SEE ALSO JAILS, N.C, PRISONER DEATHS
HEART SEIZURE IS FATAL TO DURHAM PRISONER
PRISONER ESCAPES. DUR.
ESCAPEE GETS 25 YEARS ADDED Tl PRISON TIME
OURHAM COURT CUTS SENTENCE
KIDNAPPING SENTENCE REDUCEO FIR ESCAPEE
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CLEARING THE RECORO
ESCAPEE RECAPTURED
PRISONER ESCAPES. N.C.
NEW FORCE TO INCREASE SECURITY AT THREE NORTH CAROLINA FACILITIES
HONOR GRACE INMATE ESCAPES SE:OND TIME
TWO MEN FLEE CUMBERLAND JAIL
ONE OF TWO ESCAPEES IN CU-BERLANO CAPTURED
INMATE WHO FAILED TO RETURN T1 PRISON CAPTURED
SECOND ESCAPEE FROM JAIL IS C»PTURED IN FAVETTEVILLE
EX-POLICEMAN STILL ON THE RUN 10 YEARS AFTER ESCAPE FROM JAIL
JAIL INMATE THROWS DOWN CRUTCHES. FLEES
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM UMSTEAD UNIT
INMATES FOUND HE COULON'T OUTSWIM LAW
FOUR STATE SEARCH FOR ESCAPED PRISONER CONTINUES
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM DAVIDSON COUNTY UNIT
WILKES SHERIFF SAYS JAILER FPEO AFTEP =««0» ALLOWED ESCAPE
NEW RESTRAINTS COULD PREVENT -SCAPES
WEIGHTS MAY TAKE FLEETNESS OUT OF PRISONERS
GRANVILLE ESCAPEE OF JUNE 6 RECAPTURED
TROUBLE FROM THE PAST
ESCAPEES RECAPTURED
ARMED TEEN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE. SUICIOE THREAT
VANCE OFFICERS SUSPECT ESCAPEE OF 2ND CAR THEFT
PIEPSON RETURNS TO SETTLE 'OEBT' H£ LEFT IN 197?
MAN MAY RETURN TO MINNEAPOLIS UNTIL SENTENCING
MINNESOTA MAN IS STILL IN WAKE JAIL
SENTENCE WILL ALLOW PIERSON TO RETURN HOW IN MINNESOTA
GOVERNOR FREES PRISON ESCAPEE
INMATE KITCHEN HELPER ESCAPES FROM CORRECTIONAL UNIT
PRISONER ESCAPES. U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL. ESCAPES
SEE ALSO MANHUNTS
ENCOUNTER WITH KILLERS LINGERS IN THEIR MEMORIES
JUCGE APPROVES VA. PRISON AGREEMENT
JAMES BRILSV STILL SAYS HE IS AN INNOCENT MAN
BOUNTY HUNTER: MAN SAYS HE SET UP FBI'S CAPTURE OF 9RILEY BROTHERS
6REAK0UT-VA. WARDEN SAYS IT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN ABDUCTION
20-YEAR-OLO ESCAPEE RECAPTURED
SUSPECT FORCES 2 ALABAMA OFFICERS TO BACKTRACK BEFORE N.C. RECAPTURE
PRISON ESCAPEE CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING WOMAN
ADDITIONAL CHARGE FILED AGAINST ESCAPEE
WIFE TO PUBLISH JAMES BRILEY'S LETTERS
N.C. TROOPER 5LAIN: SUSPECTS AT LARGE
LAWMEN PRESS SEARCH FOR ARKANSAS FUGITIVES
DOGS. 'COPTER USED IN SEARCH
INFRARED-EOUIPPED HELICOPTER BROUGHT INTO SEARCH
STATE OFFICIAL SAYS A THIRD MORE TROOPERS ARE NEEDED
TRACKING TRAINING TURNED INTO MANHUNT
TWO FUGITIVES CAPTURED: PAIR CHARGED WITH SLAYING
HUNDREOS ATTENO TROOPER'S FUNERAL
WOMAN SAYS PREMONITION TOLD HER TO LEAVE HOME
ARRAIGNMENT OF TWO MEN POSTPONED
OIX ESCAPEE BELIEVES DEBTS PAIO
FOILED ESCAPE TRY WON'T AOO TIME
N.C. COUPLE FIGHTS ODOS TO FIND SON
PRISONER ESCAPES. ATTEMPTS
ALAMANCE MAN'S SENTENCE UPHELD
PRISONERS. DEATHS
SEE JAILS. N.C. PRISONER DEATHS
SEE PRISONER DEATHS, N.C.
PRISONERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY JAIL
LABARRE VOWS TO GET TOUGH WITH JAIL'S 'NO SHOWS'
DURHAM JAILERS TURNING WEEKEN? PRISONERS AWAY
OVERCROWDED JAIL PROBLEM IN COUNTY
PRISONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL REHABI LI TATI ON
SEE ALSO FALSE ARREST
SEE ALSO PRISON LABOR
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. POPULATION
FORMER LEGISLATOR MARRIES IN PRISON
SILENT DEFENDANT To GO ON TRIAL
SILENT DEFENDANT GETS 20 YtARS
IDLE INMATES SHOULD WORK FOR <EEP. WESTERN OFFICIALS SAY
SOME INMATES TO BE RELEASED EARLY
HUNOREDS OF SUITS FILED EACH YEAR BY INMATES
BILL WUULO DENY CRIMINALS PROFITS FOR =O0KS. MOVIES
CRITICS SAY FAIR SENTENCING ACT HELPS INMATES CUT TOO MUCH TIME
SMUGGLER TUG-OF-JAILS VICTIM
PRISONERS' RELATIVE PROTEST BAN ON CHRISTMAS VISITING
THEY'LL GO FREE. ANYHOW
PRISONERS. N.C. HEALTH CARE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
OFFICIALS CONFIRM INMATE HAS 3 1 ED FROM AIDS
PRISONERS. N.C.t LABOR
SEE PRISON LABOR
SEE ROAD GANGS
PRISONERS. N.C. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
SI. 000 AWAROEO TO PARAPLEGIC ' R I SON INMATE
PRISONERS. N.C. PAROONS
SEE ALSO PAROLE
SEE ALSO PROBATION
SEE ALSO STAY OF EXFCUTION
GOVERNOR FREES PRISON ESCAPEE
PRISONERS. N.C. RECIDIVISM
COMMISSION FAILS TO FIND MODEL
FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS
PRISONERS, N.C.
SEE PRISONS.
, WORK RELEASE
N.C. WORK RELEASE
PRISONERS, U.S.
SHORTER PRISON TERMS BAD FOR 'UBLIC SAFETY
PRISONERS. U.S.. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
HUNOREDS OF SUITS FILEO EACH YEAR BY INMATES
PRISONERS A&AINST CRIME
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PAGc 669
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SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
PRISONERS TO PARTICIPATE IN WORKSHOP
PRISONERS OF HAR
HENOON: INFORMATION ON POHS IS CREDIBLE
GARWOOO SAYS VIETNAMESE ARE HOLDING 3»CK BODIES
EX-VIETNAMESE GENERAL SAYS GA'WOOO WASN'T DESERTER
H^NDON'S PILL ON VIETNAM MIAS ORAWS SUPPORT ANO CRITICISM
EX-PUW PLANS EVENT TO HONOR VIETNAM VETERANS
GARWOOD MEETS DAUGHTER OF MAN WHO SAVED HIS LIFE
GARWOOD VISITS PUW'S OAUGHTER
GARWOOD FINOS CAUSE IN MIA-PGrf STRUGGLE
MRS. LUCY HARDEE OLSEN. 89, TFACHER. POW DURING WW2
POWS ENTITLED TO BENEFITS FOR THEIR SACRIFICES
POWS HONOREO
HENOON'S PLAN ON POWS REJECTE1
Pnw SUIT FILED AGAINST REAGAN
SUIT CHARGES GOVERNMENT NOT ACTING ON POWS
AFFIDAVITS SAY DOCUMENTS ABOUT POWS DESTROYED
GARWOOD CALLS TWO SOLOIERS* SJIT ON POWS 'COURAGEOUS SACRIFICE'
FORMER MAJOR: FREEING OF 3 POWS WAS BLOCKEO
REAGAN SHOULO EXPLAIN 'RAMBO' MISSION NOW
GOVERNOR BELIEVES SOME POWS MAY STILL BE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
MCDANIEL SAYS POWS STILL HELD IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
POW LOVER-UP IS CLAIMEO
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT MOVES TO DISMISS POW SUIT
VIETNAM VETERAN ENDS POW FAST AFTER PRESIDENT CALLS FOR MEETING
CONGRESSMAN SAYS RAMBO HELPED REVIVE POW ISSUE
POW VIGIL HELO IN SNOWSTORM
VETERAN SAYS REAGAN BROKE PROMISE TO MEET
PRISONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CENTRAL PRISON
SEE ALSO FIRES, N.C.
SEE ALSO FOUNTAIN CORRECTION CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO GUESS ROAU PRISON UNIT
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF PRISONS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE PRISONS
7 FIRED IN PRISON SYSTEM
HEARING OFFICER URGEO FOR AGENCY REGULATION DISPUTES
N.C. PRISONS STUDY TO LOOK AT DIFFERING SENTENCES
N. C. PROBES IDEA OF PRIVATE "RISON
PRIVATELY BUILT. RUN JAILS AN APPEALING ALTERNATIVE
STATE FILES PRISON PLAN IN FEDERAL COURT
PRIVATE PRISON SYSTEM URGED
N.C. CORRECTION CHIEF TO URGE PRIVATE PRISONS
PRISONS MAY GET CABLE TV
CONSENT JUDGMENT ON PRISONS SIGNET
JUDGE SAYS N.C. MUST IMPROVE 14 PRISONS
STATE OFFICIALS REPORT FEMALE INMATE HAS AIDS
PPISONS JOB INCLUDES SOAP PLANT, CHICKENS
OFFICIALS CAUTIOUSLY EXPLORING ISSUE OF PRIVATELY RUN PRISONS
N.C. PRISONS WILL STOP PURCHASING SOME MAGAZINES
WEEKEND JAIL TERMS STARTING TO WORK
PRISONS, N.C, ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS, N.C.
MAN GUILTY IN ATTACK ON NURSE
WOMEN'S PRISON GUARD INDICTED ON SEX CHARGES
PRISONS, N.C, AUOIT
OPERATIONAL AUOIT SOUGHT OF TAR HFEL PRISON SYSTEM
PRISONS, N.C. BUOGET
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, COSTS
LOCKUPS ARE EXPENSIVE
COMMITTEE AGREES TO SPEND (11.1 MILLION TOWARO PRISONS
INMATE'S PSYCHIATRIC CARE OPPOSED
PRISONS, N.C, CONSTRUCTION
SEE PRISON CONSTRUCTION
PRISONS, N.C. COSTS
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C. BUOGET
LOCKUPS ARE EXPENSIVE
PRISONS: NORTH CAROLINA FACES THREE ALTERNATIVES
PRISONS, N.C, CROWDING
SEE ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE PRISONS. N.C, OVERCROWOING
SEE PRISONS. N.C. POPULATION
PRISONS, N.C.
SEE JAILS,
, OEATHS
N.C. PRISONER DEATH'.
PRISONS, N.C. GUARDS
WORKING BEHINO BARS
PRISONS. N.C, OVERCROWOING
SEE ALSO ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
SEE ALSO PRISONS. N.C, POPULATION
CONSIDER PRIVATE JAILS WITH CAREFUL THOUGHT
SOME INMATES TO BF RELEASED E*.RLY
ALTERNATIVES SOUGHT TO OVERCROWDED, EXPENSIVE PRISONS
LOCKUPS ARE EXPENSIVE
PRISON LAWSHIT AGREEMENT SEEN COSTING STATE
PLAN MAY AID CROWDED N.C. PRISONS
STATE TO EXAMINE INCARCERATION ALTERNATIVES
MENTAL HOSPITAL CRISIS CLAIMED
COMMITTEE AGREES TO SPEND 111. 1 MILLION TOWARO PRISONS
LAWMAKERS CONSIOER MORE PRISONS
PRISONS MAY GET CABLE TV
PROTECT TAXPAYERS' DOLLARS
CONSENT JUOGMENT ON PRISONS SIGNED
N.C. OFFICIALS LOOK AT METHODS TO REDUCE CROWDING OF PRISONS
PRISONS: NORTH CAROLINA FACES THREE ALTERNATIVES
PRISON CROWOING PROTESTED
N.C. COURTS MAY LINK PRISON SPACE. TERMS
PRISONS CHIEF: CROWOING MAIN PROBLEM
OFFICIALS GOING SEPARATE WAYS TO IMPROVE PRISON CONDITIONS
YADKIN PRISON CONDITIONS COME UNDER FIRE
OPERATIONAL AUOIT SOUGHT OF TAR HEEL PRISON SYSTEM
STATE GOVERNMENT HAS SEVERAL PROBLEM AREAS
PRISONS, N.C, POPULATION
SEE ALSO PRISONERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C, OVERCROWDING
MORE PRISON ADMISSIONS
PRISONS. N.C, WORK RELEASE
IOLE INMATES SHOULO WORK FOR <EEP, WESTERN OFFICIALS SAY
PRISONS. U.S.
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SEE ALSO PRIVATE PRISONS
BAR ASSOCIATION TO STUDY COSTS OF EKECUTIONS
PRISONS, U.S. i ORUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO ORUG ABUSE
INMATE'S *OH PACES CHARGE FOR MARIJUANA
PRISONS. U.S.. REFORM
SEE PRISON REFORM
PRIVACY
SEE ALSO IDENTIFICATION
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHA
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PERS
SEE ALSO PRIVATE FINANCI
SEE ALSO SECRECY
BANKE'S GROUP JOINS FI
CRIME. TERRORISM TAKE
THE ARGUMENT FOR LEAVI
DURHAM SOCIAL WORKER:
SOCIAL MURKER EXPECTS
SUIT FILED IN FIRING 0
WHEELER MAY BE RIGHT,
FIREO SOCIAL WORKER'S
SOCIAL WORKERS TO STUD
REPORTING POLICY TO BE
SOCIAL WORKER RIGHT IN
SOCIAL SERVICES POLICY
EFFORTS TO CHANGE RULE
MILLER'S BILL WOULD MA
BOOK PRIVACY NO TRIFLE
LIBRARY AND READER PRI
BILL WOULD BAR COMMISS
ABORTION CONSENT HEASU
HOUSE SUPPORTS DEATH -
LIBRARY BILL PRAISED
WHAT ROLE OOES CONFIDE
PROTECT OUKHAM VOTE'S
STATE bELATEOLY BEGINS
SUBJECTS
»AGi 670
1/16/86
CARDS
RING
ONNEL PRIVACY ACT
AL INFORMATION
GMT AGAINST POLICE ACCESS TO RECORDS
A TOLL ON PRIVACY
NG PRIVATE MATTERS ALONE
FIRING POSSIBLE IN CLASH
FIRING TODAY
F SOCIAL WORKER
BUT HE'S ALSO UNEMPLOYED
PLEA DENIED
POLICY CHANGE
PROBED
STAND =0R PRIVACY
INVADES PRIVACY
S IN VAIN
KE LIBRARY RECORDS MORE PRIVATE
VACY 9ILL NEEDED
IONERS FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARDS
RE ADVA-ICES OVER OBJECTIONS
ENALTY hM
NTIALITY PLAY IN AIDS ISSUE?
CHECKING JOB INFORMATION
PRIVATE ADJUDICATION CENTER INC.
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. LAW SCHOOL
CENTER RECEIVES GRANT
ADJUDICATION CENTER GETS A PROMISE OF 130.000
USE OF ARBITRATION IS GAINING GROUNO
PRIVATC AIRPLANES
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES
FATAL CRASH
PILOT KILLED TAKING SON'S PLANE ON MAIOEN FLIGHT
OFFICIALS SEE" CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH
PLANE CRASH CAUSE POSSIBLY ?A?BELLS
PILOT KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
PLANE DESTROYED
PILOT SURVIVES CRASH WITH ONLY CUTS. BRUISES
GANN SURVIVES PLANE CRASH
SUIT CAME TUMBLING OUT OF THE SKY
ULTRALIGHT PLANE'S PILOT DIES IN CRASH
MOTHER, SON DIE IN PLANE CRASH
PLANE CRASHES IN CHARLOTTE; UO ARE KILLED
2 GEORGIA MEN DIE IN CRASH OF PLANE AT CHARLOTTE AIRPORT
VA. COUPLE INJURED IN AIRPLANE CRASH
PRIVATE PLANE CRASHES BUT PILOT NOT INJURED
TRAFFIC CONTROLLER HONORED F0» AID IN PILOT'S LANDING
3 ESCAPE INJURY AFTER PLANE LANDS IN DUPLIN POND
ROU'S DISSECTING RUNWAY ALSO SPLITS TWO LEGISLATORS
STUDENT PILOT OIES IN CRASH
•PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION" REPLACES AIRPORT IN BILL A30UT STATE STUDIES
FEDERAL OFFICIALS PROBING REPORT OF NEAR COLLISION
PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN. 5 ARE KILLED
FIVE OIE IN PLANE CRASH
CLUES SOUGHT TO FATAL PLANE CASH IN N.C.
Chapel HILL man. SON OIE AS PLANE CRASHES IN CALVANDER SECTION
ORANGE AIR CRASH PROBED
PLANE LANCS SAFELY NEAR GREENSBORO
PLANE STRIKES DOG ON TAKEOFF, LANDS SAFELY WITH ONLY I WHEEL
N.C. WOMAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH; PILOT RESCUEO
PLANE FLIPS INTO RIVER; 3 ARE KILLED
REMAINS OF TWO MEN, FOUNO IN OLD BURIED PLANE, IOENTIFIFD
CRASH TRAGICALLY ENDS COACH'S BEST MOMENT
PRIVATE CLUBS
CUSTOMER CONVERTS BAR TO DRIVE-IN
PRIVATE COLLEGES
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SEE ALSO STATE AIO TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS may BE DISCOURAGED
PRIVATE COLLEGES 'AT RISK'
PRIVATE CONTENTMENT I PLAY I
PRICE'S PLAY BEGINS EUOORA WELTV NEW PLAYWRIGHTS' SERIES
PRIVATE CONTRACTORS I FOR FEDERAL E'PLDYEES!
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. CONTRACT BIDDING
SEE ALSO FEDERAL CONTRACTS
CITIES SAVING ON JANITORIAL SERVICES
PRIVATE SECTOR POSSIBLE KEY IN STATE'S THRIFT
highway MOWING IS GOING PRIVATE TO REDUCE COSTS
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SECURITY SYSTEMS
PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR GETS SUSPENDED TERM
PRIVATE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
SEE ALSO 8ANK RECORDS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
FFOERAL BUYING DATA CAN PPOV IC E COMPETITIVE EDGE
A PRIVATE FUNCTION (FILMI
PURLOINED PIG IS SUBJECT OF COMEDY
THEATER GOES HOG WILD
HOG WILD
BRITISH WIT AT CLASSIC BEST FDR 'A PRIVATE FUNCTION'
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, U.S.
FINANCIAL ILLNESS MAY BE TERMINAL FOR SMALL HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL REORGANIZATION IN N.C. STIRS CONTROVERSY
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PRIVATE INOUSTRY COUNCIL PROGRAMS TO SERVE 900 „.„„„„,
GOVERNOR: BUSINESSES SHOULD 'EXTENO A HAND.' NOT HANDOUT
BUSINESS. GOVERNMENT TIES S0U3HT
14 GRAOUATE FPOH PROGRAM
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PRIVATE PRISONS
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SE!oNS?rJERRPR^IfEUJAiLS WITH CAREFUL THOUGHT
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PRIVATELY BUILT, RUN JAILS AN APPEALING ALTERNATIVE
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OFFICIALS CAUTIOUSLY EXPLORING ISSUE OF PRIVATELY RUN PRISON
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PR.VATE PROPERTY RIGHTS pERS0>UL PROPERTY RIGHTS
IMMUNITY SOUGHT FOR 'GOOO SAMARITANS- AT SCHOOLS
MAYOR FOUGHT FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
IS TREE ORDINANCE IN ORDER? „„,-,,
PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS OESERVE RESPECT
PRIVATE PROPERTY MEEK
DURHAm'hOMEOWNERS ADVISEO TO MAKE SOUND IMPROVEMENTS
COVERAGE SPURS -PROPERTY WEEK'
A WORD OF THANKS
PRIVATE RECORDS
SEPROPOSEDACAREER°La'dOER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZED BECAUSE OF. ..QUOTAS
COUNTY SOCIAL WORKER FIRED DESPITE COLLEAGUES' SUPPORT
PRIVATE ROADS
SEE ALSO ROADS. N.C.
HOMEBUYERS TO GET FACTS ON ROAO CARE
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. . ,
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pWTE" jaUFM&B&B^BPSHSJt HIT DURHAM tN - 80S
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LOT BOUGHT FOR SCHOOL
PRIVATE SCHOOLS NO DRAIN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS A MAINSTAY
DID MIRACLE-WORKER SUCCEED IN -JUNGLE'?
PUBLIC SCHOOLS THREATENED
GOVERNMENT CONTROL DEGRADES
PUBLIC SCHOOLS THREATENED
AUTHOR CRITICIZES PUBLIC SCHOTLS
CHARGE AGAINST TEACHER IS DISMISSED BY JUDGE „..-- ,, . nw
EM6PS0N WALOORF SCHOOL: WHERE PUPILS ARF ACTIVE. STRESS IS LOW
HEADMISTRESS OUITS ST. MARY'S „,..-„,
COURT'S HOME SCHOOL OK WELCOM: DECISION
AN ATTACK ON CHILDREN .,.-. ,
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS CHURCH-STATE WALL
SCHOOL REPS TO VISIT TRIANGLE
•WANTING TO' KEY FOR FRIENOS S TUOENTS
BENNETT'S VOUCHER PROPOSAL HAS MERIT
NCHSAA MAY OUST PRIVATE SCHOOLS
NCHSAA GOING ALL 'PUBLIC?'
PRIVATE SCHOOLS. ENROLLMENT
PRIVATE SCHOOLS OPEN NEW YEAR
PRIVATE ENROLLMENT INCREASES
PRIVATE SCHOOLS. TUITION ,,.„ .,„.,„.,
BILL FILED ON OUT-OF-STATE TUITION
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
WHITE HEADS JOB PROGRAM FOR CHA-BFR
JAMES WHITE JOINS STAFF OF CHAMBER
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PRIZE PROSE
'""WififlNtfftSlu. DESPITE ENDING
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PRO FOOTBALL
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SEE ALSO WASHINGTON REDSKINS
FOOTBALL CAMP SET FOR DURHAM TEAM .,.,„,
FORMER FOOTBALL STAR SAYS HE 3LUFFED HIS WAY INTO ACTTNG
PRO-LIFE POLICY
SEE ALSO ABORTION
HOW PRO-LIFE ARE THEY?
N.C. SHOULDN'T PAY FUR ABORTIONS
EDITORIAL WAS NAME-CALLING
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STEPHENS MAY ALTER POLICY ON HEARINGS
HAN JAILED SINCC APRIL LOSES ' OUNO I 'J BATTLE F0° FREEDOM
HEAR IMG DELAY ENDS CHARGES
PrtTBA HON
SEE ALSO PAROLE
BILL FILED To ALLOW N.C. VOTE'S Tn PEPEAL SUCCESSION
■THINK SMART:' PROBATIONERS Sc E INSIUE OF PRISON...
LECTURE. PROBATION IS SHOOTINS SENTENCE
PROCESS TtCHNULUGY OF NORTH CAROLINA
SEE ALSO RADIATION TECHNOLOGY INC.
ALAMANCE CUMP4NY GETS OK FOP Hl< RADIATION TREATMENT
ALAMANCE COMPANY MILL USE RAOIATION ON PRODUCE
PROCRASTINATION
DON'T PUT OFF
TIL TCJHORROM.
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SEE NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL CO.
IFORMfRLY PR"C TOR CHEMICAL CO.)
PRODUCT LIABILITY INSURANCE
SEE ALSO INSURANCE
SEE ALSO LIABILITY INSURANCE
SUITS ON SMOKING CJULD COST BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW
SEE ALSO LIOUDR LIA3ILITY
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LAWSUITS
TOBACCO lRITICS PUT STOCK IN 4
suit threat hurts tobacco issj
suit against children's apparf
law professor says tobacco sui
suit over cigarette aovertisin
jury selection starts in suit
individual responsibility bigs
smoking-cances link is argued
california appeals court backs
juror is removed in calif. cis
testimony in calif. suit link",
doctor states 'cigarette' vict
155 million suit begins agains
law professor: 1 tobacco suit
testimony ends in cigarette su
cigarette suit goes to jury in
court ruling angebs family of
jury deliberates in cigarette
smoker's death claim rejecteo
verdict could help curb lawsui
tobacco industry leaders say 1
jury on wrong track in °.j. r =
NTI-CIGARFTTE LAWSUIT1:
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t could 'opfn floodgates'
g to begin
against cigarette producer
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away from cigarette trial
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cancer, tobacco
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PROFESSIONAL MORTUARY SERVICES
SANDLIN'S LAWYER SAYS S8I-SEI2EO RECORDS NECDED FOR OFFENSE
SANOLIN PLEAOS NO CONTEST TO CHARGES
PROFESSIONAL POLICE t FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC.
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE OEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, EVALUATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PJOCRAM, OFFICERS
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSERVATIVES UNITED
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SAFETY ACTION GROUP
PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEM FOES SEE< SUPPORT
PSO FOES SAY OPPOSITION RUNS OEEP
MORE OFFICERS JOIN PSO DEBATE
PSO PROGRAM DEBATE CONTINUES
COUNCIL MUST ASSURE POLICE, FIRE PROTECTION
OURHA" OFFICERS SUPPORT CHANGES TO PSO FINDINGS
HF60 firemen, POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE BOILS ON TuwARO COUNCIL SESSION
LASSITER STAKES HIS CAREER ON ALL-PSO
COUNCIL GETS 3 PLANS =0P POLICE. CIRE SERVICE
PSO SOUABBLE KEEPS CONSULTANTS BUSY
CABLEVISION' S 'INSIGHT' PR0GR4M TO EXAMINE PUBLIC SAFFTY ISSUE
PUBLIC SAFETY DEBATE INCLUDES FIRE RATING
FIRE, POLICE PROTECTION IS COJNCIL'S DILEMMA
PENOING PSO VOTE SPURS MANEUVERING
PROFESSORS, N.C.
OUKE COUNCIL SEEKS TENURE AWAJENESS
PROFESSORS, U.S.
SEE ALSO ACAOEMIC TENURE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 0= UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO BLACKS, PROFESSORS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U . S .
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. U.S.
THE ACACEMic ORESS C006
SHADES OF MCCARTHYISM
ACCURACY IN ACAOEMIA A COLLEG: WITCHHUNT
CLOUDS OVER IVORY TOWERS
THE HAPPY PROFESSORS
RFPORT: CAMPUS CLIMATE 'CHILLY' FOR CO-EDS
PROFITS
SEE BUSINESSES, U.S.. PROFITS
PROJECT 2000
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. GROWTH DcVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
KFEP OUR IDEALISM
CHAMBER SUPPORTS '2005 PLAN'
PROJECT BUSINESS
SFE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, CJRRICULUM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO NORTHERN TELECOM
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM TO BEGIN
NORTHERN TELECOM GIFT BRINGING JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT TO SCHOOLS
PROJECT DELTA
SEE ANTI-TERRORISM PROGRAM
PROJECT GOOOLIFE
PROGRAMS ON HEALTH TO BEGIN N=XT MQNTH IN CHAPEL HILL
PROJECT GOOD LIFE
PROJECT LIFE ILEISURE IS FOR EVERY0N6I
GRANT TO AID HANDICAPPED
PROJECT LIFT
SEE ALSO ADULT EDUCATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION
OURHAM FIGHTS ILLITERACY
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SEE ALSO LANO VALUES
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXFS. CHAPE
SEE ALSO PROPERTY VALUES
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES. N.C.
PROPERTY VALUES EXPECTED TO
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTION
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS TO DISC
REVALUATION FORMS HIT MI AL M
MANY COUNTY HOMES' VALUE UPP
HERON TO RESIST FUNDING PROJ
PROPERTY VALUES TRIPLE IN a
OURHAM COUNTY PROPERTY VALUE
PROPERTY TAX RATE SHUULO NOT
CAMPBELL: TAX RATE CUT TO OF
TAXES: TIME FOR CYNICISM
BONO PREOICTS REOUCED TAX RA
LANO VALUE RISE TO TRIM CITY
RATE DROP WILL HAVE LITTLE E
TOTAL TOPS »5 BILLION: TAX
PROPERTY OWNERS TO RECEIVE
WATERSHED LAW PASSED
WATER PROTECTION LAW OK'O
VALUATIONS HAVE MANY PROTEST
LONG WORKDAYS AHEAO FOR REVA
REVALUATIONS IRK MANY
COBLE: SCHOOLS SHORTCHANGED
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE BUDGET
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY "
CLEARING THE RECORO
MANY COUNTY TAXPAYERS MAY PA
COUNCIL SETS TAX RATE AT 62
62-CENT RATE TO HIKE MOST TA
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHOWE'EO W
TAYLOR SUGGESTS STRAIGHTENIN
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT THREATEN
TAX ASSESSMENT JOLTEO PROPER
BOARD TO EXAMINE SEPTIC TANK
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR APPEAL
4.500 LANO OWNERS PROTEST RE
SCHOOL FOARO GIVES BUDGET Ft
LITTLE LEEWAY BEING PREOICTE
DURHAM LAWYER KEY FIGURE IN
COMMISSIONERS WRESTLE WITH
TAX RELIEF IS ESSENTIAL FOR
BOARD TO HEAR TAX VALUE COMP
•THERE'S NO WAY I CAN PAY TH
REVALUATION HEARINGS OPEN
BOARD MUST WATCH REOUCING TA
TAX ASSESSMENTS
PERCOLATION PROBLEMS PERK UP
ASSESSMENT auESTIOMEO
BOARO TO HEAR TAX APPEALS
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR APPEAL
BOARO TO REDUCE VALUE OF RTP
OFAOLINE IS FRIDAY FOR VALUA
SHERIFF'S OEPUTY MONITORS MA
HAN THREATENS BOARD
COUNTY TAKES BREAK FROM TAX
TRAPPED
DEVELOPMENT GOBBLING UP LOWE
BOARO EXPECTED TO VOTE MONOA
BOARO FAVORS 4-VEAR REVALUAT
FOUR-YEAR REVALUATIONS WOULD
CONSOLIDATE DURHAM CITY AND
PROPERTY RIGHTS
SEE PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO LAND TRANSFER TAX
SEE ALSO N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
LEGISLATOR BLASTS COMPARABLE WORTH, WANTS STUDY ENDED
CONSOLIDATE OURHAM CITY AND OUNTY NOW
PLAN MAY SOLVE PROBLEM OF AUTO-TAX COLLECTIONS
PROPERTY TAXES, CHAPEL HILL
SEE ALSO CHAPFL HILL, N.C, TAX RATE
P'OPERTY REVALUATION
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S<YROCKET IN DURHAM
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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILLi N.C.. TAX=S
PROPERTY TAX HIKE LOOMS* TOWN MANAGER SAYS
CHAPEL HILL PLANS NT HIKES IN PROPERTY, TRANSPORTATION TAXES
JUNE 3 APPROVAL OF BUDGET INDICATED BY TOWN COUNCIL
TAYLOR SUGGESTS STRAIGHTENING FRANKLIN ST.
PROPERTY TAXES, OURHAH
SEE ALSO AUTOS. PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
MAYOR WARNS CITY MAY NEED TAX
LIST OF UNPAID 196". REAL PROPC
COURT RULES IN HEALTH-EMPLOYM^
COURT RULES RJR MUST PAY «l MI
CITY IMPROVEMENTS PLAN AM6ITI0
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR END TO IM
REJECTION OF REYNOLDS APPEAL
PROPERTY VALUES TRIPLE IN 8 Y
DURHAM COUNTY PROPERTY VALUES
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON
PROPERTY TAX RATE SHOULD NOT
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON
AOVIERTI SEMENT OF TAX LIENS O'l
CAMPBELL: TAX RATE CUT TO OFFS
TAXES: TIME FOR CYNICISM
LANO VALUE RISE TO TRIM CITY T
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON
LONG WORKDAYS AHEAO FOR REVALJ
REVALUATIONS IRK MANY
BUDGET FOP. POLICE, SIR 6 UNITS
CCUNCIL SETS TAX RATE AT 62 C
62-CENT RATE TO HIKE MOST TAX
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET 4303.000
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT THREATENS
TAX ASSESSMENT JOLTED PROPERTY
J4.3 MILLION TAX ON LEAF MUST
BOARD EXPECTED TO VOTE MONDAY
BOARD FAVORS 4-VEAR REVALUATIO
CITY'S PROPERTY TAX YIELO HIGI
COMMITTEE WILL STUDY CREATING
CONSOLIDATE OURHAM CITY AND C?
EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW
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UNTY NOW
ATION AND REVIE*
PROPFRTY TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C., REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C.. TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY 30AR0 OF EOUALU
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO TAXES, DURHAM COUNTY
DURHAM COUNTY SETS TAX LISTTNS LOCATI
PROPERTY VALUES EXPECTEO TO S<YROCKET
IBM AGAIN PAYS MOST IN COUNTY TAXES
DURHAM EXTENDS DEAOLINE TO LIST PROPE
COURT RULING ON TAX PERPLEXES REYMULO
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS MAY MEAN TAX HIK
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS To OISCUSS REVAL
REVALUATION FORMS HIT MIAL MAY 13 TO
MANY COUNTY HOMES' VALUE UPPEO 100*
HERON TO RESIST FUNDING PROJECTS WITH
PRICES OF FARMLAND ESCALATE IN DURHAM
OURHAM COUNTY PROPERTY VALUES SHOW SH
BONO PREDICTS REDUCED TAX RATE
TOTAL TOPS »5 BILLION: TAX RE«SSESSME
PROPERTY OWNERS TO RECEIVE TAX REVALU
COUNCIL WINS MORE TIME ON PARK-ANNEXA
VALUATIONS HAVE MANY PROTESTING
LONG WORKDAYS AHEAD FOR REVALJATION T
REVALUATIONS IRK MANY
27Z OROP SAID LIKELY IN COUNTY TAX RA
PARK BILL MAY BE AMENOEO
COBLE: SCHOOLS SHORTCHANGED IN COUNTY
PROPOSED BUOGET TOTALS 1118 MILLION
IT'S FROM THE TAX OFFICE.
RTP BILL AN EXAMPLE OF HASTF, BAD POL
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE BUOGET; COUNTYW
59-CENT RATE SET AS COUNTY BUOGET OK'
MANY COUNTY TAXPAYERS MAY PAY UP TO 2
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHOWE°EO WITH PROTE
COMMISSIONERS WRESTLE WITH TAX RELIEF
TAX RELIEF IS ESSENTIAL FOR PARK AREA
BOARD TO HEAR TAX VALUE COMPLAINTS
•THERE'S NO WAY I CAN PAY THE TAXES'
REVALUATION HEARINGS OPEN
BOARD MUST WATCH REDUCING TAX VALUES
TAX ASSESSMENTS
PERCOLATION PROBLEMS PERK UP 'OARD'S
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONED
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR APPEALS UN APPR
BOARO TO REDUCE VALUE OF 'TP TRACT
DEAOLINE IS FRIDAY FOR VALUATIONS APP
OURHAM COUNTY TAX BILLS TO BE MAILEO
SHERIFF'S OEPUTY MONITORS MAN'S TAX H
COUNTY TAKES BREAK FROM TAX HEARINGS
ii.5 "illion surge expected 11 taxes
OPTIONS STUOIED TO FUND SERVICES
REYNOLDS ORDERED TO PAY BACK TAXES
t4.3 MILLION TAX ON LEAF MUST BE PAIO
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REYNOLDS TAKES TAX APPEAL TO TQP COUR
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•CORRIDOR OF CONFUSION': IT EXISTS ON
COMMISSIONERS REDUCE AILING WOMAN'S T
COUNTY TAXES HP 17* DUE TO REVALUATIO
CONSOLIDATE OURHAM CITY ANO COUNTY NO
PROPERTY TAXES, N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTOS, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO MOTOR VEHICLF STICKE°S
SEE ALSO N.C. PROPERTY TAX COMMISSION
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE PROPERTY OFFICE
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, P'OPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
PERSON COUNTY GETS BIG CHECK FOR CPCL TAXES
STATE MAY COLLECT PROPERTY TAX ON CARS WITH REGISTRATION FEE
AN ONEROUS TAX ON REAL ESTATE
REVENUE SHARING LOSS SEEN RAISING CITY, COUNTY TAXES
COURT: NO DISPUTE ON RJR TAX DISCOUNT
DEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER P IS HT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY
TAX CHANGES PROPOSED FOR N.C.
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BILL TO ABOLISH PROPERTY TAX
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PROPERTY VALUES TRIPLE IN 8 Y=ARS
PROPOSITION 2 1«,_„= „„.
TAX CUTS WELCOME, BUT...
PROPOSITION 13
SEE ALSO CALIFORNIA
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO TAX PROTESTORS
TAX CUTS WELCOME. BUT...
PROPOSITION ^ 4CA0FMIC STANDARDS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
ATHLETICS PANEL: PUT CHANCELLORS IN CHARGE
SMITH: COMMITTEE'S REPORT FLAWEO
POULTON IRRITATED BY FOOTBALL STORM
TOUGHER ACADEMICS BROADEN REOUITING
""'ryMBi'L^lNrPRglpE^T5 H^TS^ NEW TELEPHONE SERVICE
PROSTATE CANCER
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PROSTATE PROBLEMS ARE TOPIC ,„.,.„
DUKE STUDYING ORUG FOR PROSTATE CANCER
PROSTATE CANCER STUDY BEGINS
PROSTITUTION
SEE ALSO CHILD PROSTITUTION
SEE ALSO MASSAGE PARLORS
MARINE GENERAL WANTS 'BROTHELS 'CLOSED
ORANGE MAN HELD ON PHONE CALL CHARGE
MORE WOMEN REPORT CALLS ABOUT -FAVORS'
WAKE TO INDUCT 4 INTO SHRINE ,.,„„. -,,c
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN SEXUAL-FAVORS CASE
MAN WHO OFFERED 'FIX' FOR SEX GETS SENTENCE
TRIAL POSTPONED FOR MEBANE COJNCILMAN
PANEL CONSIDERS ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY BILL
NIGHT OF UNDERCOVER POLICE WO*K A WAITING GAME
PORNOGRAPHY: CONFERENCE TO HIGHLIGHT CONCERNS
DURHAM VICE RAID NETS 75
Pol:IIc!JsP0?iIlTVoN03EDEriSHTSlRliE5TSSSE«H 75 IN DRUG. PROSTITUTION.
?OP§R-.Tl8NCR-E8EL!G,HT!CiES,5L1?! IN 37 CONVICTIONS
INVESTIGATION RESULTS IN 37 CONVICTIONS
ONE-TIME BROTHEL BECOMES A CHJRCH
PR°SEErALSOHCHILO IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO MISSING CHILDREN
PROTECT-A-CHILO OFFERING ID KITS
PROTECT-A-CHILO
PROTECTIONISM
SEE FOREIGN TRADE
SEE TARIFFS
PROSEETaLSOCCLOTh'inG (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC WTICLES OF CLOTHING!
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO » IGHT-TO-KNOW
BR-R-RIGHT IOEAS FOR KEEPING WARM
PROTESTS
SEE DEMONSTRATIONS
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NU^E-?CEPH?LRpfNGSREMSEVARBCEHlRs'A^ANCE KNOWLEDGE OF PSORIASIS
ARTHRinS AND PSORIASIS LINKEO
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TS, U.S.
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IENCE REFINE PSYCHOANALYSIS'' DOCTOR SAYS "IT OUGHT TO...'
TSi DURHAM
CHARGES PSYCHOLOGIST WITH FARING TO REPORT ABUSE
TION OF CHILDREN A GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY
TS, N.C.
LIOAY RITUALS CAN EASE TENSIONS FOR BROKEN FAMILIES
TS. U.S.
OFTEN FARE BETTER IN SEGREGATED SCHOOLS. PSYCHOLOGY TEACHER SAYS
3EHAVIORAL MEDICINE
OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, BEHAVORIAL HEOICINE RESEARCH CENTER
SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY
H FIGHTS CRIME
STA3LISHES CENTER TO STJOY LINKS BETWEEN BEHAVIOR. DISEASE
S IT THAT SUPER-ACHIEVE' S HAVE IN COMMON?
TUDIES AGGRESSION IN POYS
RESSION SAO FOR BOYS?
SEE ALSO BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
SEE ALSO CHILD PSYCHIATRY
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MECICAL CENTER, BEHAVORIAL MEDICINE RESFARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER. PSYCHIATRY OEPT.
SEE ALSO "ENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO SHOCK TREATMENT
PSYCHIATRIST SAYS THERAPY TRIES TO RAISE SELF-ESTEEM
CAN SCIENCE REFINE PSYCHOANALYSIS' DOCTOR SAYS MT "U<"-HT TO...1
DUKE ESTABLISHES CENTER TO STJOY LINKS BETWEEN behavior, DISEASE
A MENTAL PROBLEM STIGMA
PSYCHICS
PSYCHI
PSYCHOANALY
B»AIN
CAN SC
PSYCHOLOGIS
JUOGE
PROT6C
PSYCHOLOGIS
NEw HO
PSYCHOLOGIS
BLACKS
PSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
HI TEC
DUKE E
WHAT I
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IS AGGi
PSYCHOTHERAPY
MORE STUDIES IF MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES SOUGHT
INMATE'S PSYCHIATRIC CAPE OPPOSED
YOUNG SEX OFFENDERS PLAN IS DRAFTED: RESPONSE TO JUOGE'S RULING...
PSYCHOTROPIC ORUGS
SEE ALSO ORUGS
SEE ALSO mEntal ILLNESS
3ILL WOULD ALLOW MENTAL PATIENTS TO REJFCT DRUGS
DOCTORS SHOULD DECIDE
PUBLIC AGENOA
TPIANGLE, FATETTEVILLE TO GIV= OPINIONS ON health CARE ISSUES
MEDICAL COSTS: YOU'LL GST CHA'.'CE To GIVE YCUR OPINION
DURHAM MEETING SETS STAGE FOR HEALTH VOTE '95
OBJECTIVITY UPGEO WHILE PRESENTING HEALTH-CARE ISSUES
WIOE PARTICIPATION KEY TO HEALTH VOTE SUCCESS
CAMPAIGN EXAMINING HEALTH COSTS
SOUNO OF HEALTH COSTS
THAT DE-OCRATIC SOCIETY NEEDS INFORMED PEOPLE IS PREMISE OF HEALTHVOTE
HEALTH VOTE "95 GOES TO BALLOT BOX mqnOAY
MORE AT-H0M6 CARE FOR ELOERLY URGED
3ALL0TS OESISNEO TO FOCUS ON ^ALTH CARE
ELDERLY CARE LEADING 'HEALTH VOTE' CONCERN
how PEOPLE ELSEWHERE RESPONDED to HEALTH VOTE
durham ranks 3rd in health balloting
public 3roaocasting service
see also television
pbs television program to feature fatetteville
public campaign funos
see political campaign contributions-
public cituen health research grojp
see also consumer protection
n.c. companies dispute report about job risks
health group defends information used in accusations
public defenders. durham
see also court-appointed lawyfrs
see also courts. durham county
see also lawyers, durham
miller wants to set up public oeffnoer system
publ ic-oefenoer system has proveo its worth
new plan due on lawyers for indigent
gooo lawyers for poor sought
"uplic oefenoers. n.c.
see also court-appointed lawyers
public defenofr's office criticized
pu3lic oefenuer rejects criticism
public disturbances
see also riots
2 hflo in restaurant disorofr
public orunkeness
see also alcoholism
see also crunken driving
see also n.c. laws
see also public property orinkmg ban
drunk pfdestrians a problem
jury rules rights not violated in jail death lawsuit
public education policy council
see also n.c. general assembly, legislative study commission
see also schools, n.c.
see also schools. n.c. reform
poll of legislators finos no consensus on how to boost education
public health nurses. durham
see nurses. ourham
public health nurses. n.c.
see nurses, n.c.
public health week
county observing public health week
public housing
see ourham housing authority
see fatetteville st. housing project
see few garoens housing project
SEE housing. Durham
SEE HOUSING. U.S.
SEE J. J. HENDERSON TOWERS
SEE MOKEHEAO HILLS
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PUbLIC L»N0
SEE LANO USE
PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICES
2ND HEAPING SET ON INCINERATOR PERMIT
ISOTECHNOLOGIES SEEKS BONOS TCI BUILD PLANT
GPOUP TAKES NO ACTION ON BOND ISSUE
PUBLIC-PP IVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. N.C.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
UNDFR-FIRE -HOTEL GRANTS' VIEWED WITH TWO MINOS
LAWMAKERS REJECT OURHAM CHART'R CHANGE
SILL TO AID CENTER PROJFCT PASSES
OURHAM FIRM TALKS ABOUT BUILDING HOTEL
•POSSIBLE" 0EVELUPERS7 DON'T HOLO YOUP BREATH
PANEL OKS HOD. 000 PLAN FOR 9T H STREET
FIRM'S USE OF CITY PROPERTY WISE MOVE
CITY FAREO WELL IN LEGISLATURE
NINTH STREET RENOVATION PLAN DRAWING ENERGETIC ENTERPRISE
PLANS ARE SPECTACULAR BUT OVERSIGHT NEEDED
JOINT VENTURES AIDING CITIES. DEVLOPERS
PROJECT 'GOOD EXAMPLE' OF CITY-FIRM VENTURE
HOTEL PLAN INCLU0E5 SOME STIC'Y POINTS
DELEGATION TO SEEK LESSONS IN LEXINGTON. KY.
COUNTY, CITY OFFICIALS GET PEP TALK ON MERGER
ORANGE CONFEREES DISCUSS PROBLEMS
NFW COUNTY AROUND TWO TOWNS PROPOSED
• BUILDERS SAY TOWN BIASED AGAI1ST THEM
LAND OFFERED FOR MODERATELY PI ICED HOUSING
KENTUCKY CONNFCTIDN: MANY SAY CONTRIVED. BUT CONSTRUCTIVE
PUeilC PROPERTY DRINKING BAN
SEE ALSO ALCOHOL
SEE ALSO PUBLIC DRUNKENESS
PUBLIC-DRINKING BAN SUPPORTEO
PUBLIC RAOIO
SEE NATIONAL PUBLIC RAOIO
PUBLIC RECOROS
SEE ALSO BANK RECORDS
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO CRIMINAL RECORDS
SEE ALSO EXPUNCTION OF RECOROS
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL RECOROS STORAGE
SEE ALSO INFORMATION SHARING
LONG SAYS INGRAM THREW OUT OOCUMENTS
RUSH TO EMPTY OFFICE IS BLAME} FOR POSSIBLE RECORD DISCARDING
BOWING OUT WITHOUT CLASS
MARTIN SAYS APPARENT DUMPING TF RECOROS 'VERY PUZZLING TO HE'
A LAME EXCUSE
DISCARDED OOCUMENTS WERE PUBLIC RECORDS
INGRAM WANTS TO TALK ABOUT RECORDS
MILLER'S BILL WOULD MAKE LIBRARY RECOROS MORE PRIVATE
LIBRARY ANO REAOER PRIVACY BILL NEEDED
DUMPED FILES WON'T LEAD TO PROSECUTION
ALASKAN SCANOAL STORY PROOUCT OF PERSISTENCE
PUBLIC RELATIONS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. PUBLIC RELATIONS
HARRY K. MCWILLIAMS: PR MAN FIR THE STARS
NOTION TOO DEMOCRATIC FOR 0EM3CRATIC LEADERS
DEMOCRATS ENVY MARTIN'S MEOIA FLAIR
INSIUF
HAMMONOS GIVEN AWARO FOR SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS
PUBLIC SAFETY ACTION GROUP
SEE ALSO DURHAM FIRE DEPT.
SEE ALSO OUPHAM POLICE DEPT.
SEE ALSO OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM. EVALUATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM, OFFICE'S
SEE ALSO PROFESSIONAL POLICE C FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC.
PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEM FOES SEE< SUPPORT
PSO FOES SAY OPPOSITION RUNS PEEP
MORE OFFICERS JOIN PSO DEBATE
PSO PROGRAM DEBATE CONTINUES
COUNCIL MUST ASSURE POLICE, FIRE PROTECTION
OURHAM OFFICERS SUPPORT CHANGES TO PS" FINOINGS
COUNCIL GETS 3 PLANS FOR POLICE, FIRE SERVICE
PUBLIC SAFETY DEBATE INCLUDES FIRE RATING
PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF N.C.
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. REFORM
HANCOCK LEAOS SCHOOL GROUP
ALLIANCE FORMED TO HELP IMPROVE PUBLIC EDUCATION
HANCOCK HEADS GROUP BOOSTING 'I.C. LEARNING
STATE EDUCATION FORUM GOOD IOEA, BUT HAS OBSTACLES
PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE ADVERTISING
SEE TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.C.
GROWTH IN OURHAM KEEPS UTILITIES BUSY
LENDING A HELPING HANO
PUBLIC SERVICE PROFITS RISE 21*
BILLS FOR NATURAL GAS TO BE LOWER IN APPIL
GAS FIRM ASKS HIKE OF 11.5-
PUBLIC STAFF SAYS GAS FIRM WAITS TOO MJCH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PUBLIC SERVICE PLANS NEW OFFICE IN OXFORO
RETAIL SALES BOOM HAS INVESTORS BUSY
PROGRAM TO PROVIDE HEAT
BOOST WINTER WARMTH
HFLP AVAILABLE TO POOR FOR PAYING HEATING BILLS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PUBLIC STAFF OF THE N.C. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
SFE CONSUMER PROTECTION
SEE N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION, PUBLIC STAFF
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
SEE MASS TRANSIT
PUBLIC WORKS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
WATER, SEWER EXPANSION PLANS FOR DURHAM SURVIVE
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SEE ALSO BOOKS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHRISTIAN PUBLISHERS
PUBLISHERS "AY NEED MANY FORMATS
GLEN ROUNOS RECOGNIZED AS RFAL THINC,
SUPPLEMENTS HIS BUSINESS
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SUBJECTS
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PUERPERAL FEVER
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMrS
EARLY HAZARDS OF "EOICINE
PUFRTO RICO
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
RESCUE OOGS SENT TO PUERTO RICO
PULITZER PRIZE
SEE ALSD NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
MARCH INSIGHT
pULLEN PARK
FIXING THE GALLANT STEEDS
PUMPKINS
SEE ALSO JACK O'LANTERNS
■GREAT PUMPKIN II!1 GROWN ON CAMPUS
PUMPKIN-SIZEO PANTYHOSE
PUNK ROCK MUSIC
SEE ALSO ROCK CONCEPTS
•WE'RE NOT PUNKERS!*
OF SPECIFIC DISEASES)
OOOLY CLAO YOUTHS
PUPPET EXPRESS
SEE ALSO PUPPETS
■PUPPET EXPRESS" WHERE THE AUDIENCE ALSO GETS A CHANCF TO EXPRESS
PUPPETS
SEE ALSO LYNCH PUPPE TTHE ATER
SEE ALSD PUPPFT EXPRESS
PUPPET EXPRESS
PUPPET TROUPE HELPS DEMYSTIFY HANOICAPS
PUPPETS WORK WONDERS
PUPPETS TELL CHILDREN WHAT SECRETS NOT TO KEEP
PUPPET THEATER PERFORMANCE PLANNED AT DUKE
INDONESIAN PUPPETS TO GET SPOTLIGHT IN DUKE ARTS FEST
INDONESIAN PUPPET THEATFR EVE'IT PLANNED
INDONESIAN PUPPETS TO PERFORM AT DUKE SATUROAY
JAPANESE PUPPET SHOW NOTHING LIKE 8ERT AND ERNIE
PUPPET SHOW OFFERED
PUPPET SHOW
PUPPET TROUPE SETS APPEARANCE
PUPPET SHOWS SET FOR MALL
MAGIC
•MAGIC TREE'
SERIES OFFERS FAMILY FUN
PURDUE BOILERMAKERS
SEE PURDUE UNIV. SPORTS.
BASKETBALL
PURDUE UNIV. S°ORTS. BASKETBALL
TAR HEELS* LABOR PAYS OFF WITH WIN OVER BOILERMAKERS
PURPLE HEARTS
VIETNAM VETERAN FINALLY RECEIVES PURPLE HEART
THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO IFILMI
WOODY ALLEN AT A PEAK IN GEM IF A'PURPLE ROSE*
PURSE SNATCHING
SEE ALSO RUBBERY, DURHAM
DURHAM MAN SHOT
MAN ROBBED OF 1250
MASKEO MEN ROB, BEAT MAN IN HOME
GUNMEN ROB RESTAURANT
VICTIM CHASES PURSE SNATCHER
MOTORIST R03BE0 OF t500 AT GUNPOINT
PURSE. RAOIO STOLEN
LOCAL WOMAN VICTIM OF PURSE SNATCHING
PURSE THEFT PROBED
PURSE SNATCHING PROBED
DURHAM MAN HIT ON HEAD
WOMAN REGAINS PURSE
MAN IS HIT IN HEAD BY WOULD-B^ ROBBERS
MAN SNATCHES PURSE
PURSE. GROCERIES SNATCHEO BY "AN
THIEVES TAKE CASH FROM DRAWERS IN OURHAM GAS STATION BRFAK-IN
THIEF GRABS PURSE FROM CAR, RUNS
THIEF ROBS WOMAN, 80, IN GARAGE
PURSE SNATCHED
DURHAM SURVIVES HALLOWEEN
WOMAN'S PURSE IS SNATCHED
PURSE IS SNATCHEO
RUNNING MAN SNATCHES PURSE
PRECAUTIONS BY SHOPPERS MAKE IOLIDAYS HAPPIER
WOMAN ROBBEO
■TIS THE SEASON FOR PURSE- SNAT CH I NGS , FA, LA LA, LA LA LA
PURSE SNATCHER GETS U 50
PUSH UPS
SEE ALSO EXERCISE
DURHAM »AN SETS ONE-FINGER PU5H-UP RECORO
PUZZLES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO JIGSAW PUZZLES
PUZZLE DEVELOPER PUTS UP tlO.OOO PRIZE FOR SOLUTION
THE QUADRANGLE
FIRM PLANS TO BUILD 5 OFFICE ?U!LDINGS
OFFICES PLAN FOR 1-40 INTERSECTION UNVEILED
COMPETITION SPEEDING UP CITY'S ANNEXATION PLANS
DOUGHNUTS, SATELLITES AFFECTIMG ANNEXATIONS
FIRST BUILOING IN THE OUADRAN.-.LE
FIRST SATELLITE CITY ANNEXATITN GFTS APPROVAL
ANNEXATION OK'O; ZONE CHANGE DENIEO
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
OUAORIPLEGICS
SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED
•HUG A MIRACLE': BUONICONTI FAMILY STILL HOPING THERE'S A MIRACLE...
QUADRUPLETS
ONE OF QUADRUPLETS DIES AS LUNGS FAIL
TWO OF OUADS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
2ND CHARLOTTE QUADRUPLET
QUADRUPLETS BORN TO RALEIGH COUPLE AT OUKF HOSPITAL
QUADS' CONOITION 'SERIOUS'
QUADS 'VERY SERIOUS'
QUADS' CONDITION REMAINS SERIOUS
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10/11/05
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1/12/05
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1/31/05
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3/01/05
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3/03/05
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5/17/05
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9/09/85
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10/09/05
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10/17/85
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10/25/05
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11/04/05
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11/24/85
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1 1/26/05
A
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12/09/05
A
6
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H 7
12/11/85
A
1 1
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H 2
12/14/05
c
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S 2 4/06/05 A
H 2
U/25/05
A
11
N
H 2
S 7
S 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
9/05/05
9/05/05
10/24/85
10/24/85
11/03/85
11/05/05
11/05/95
12/01/85
A
A
A
A
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1
1
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1
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N
M N
N
P P
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N
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HO 3
M97
M69
L41
H 2
12/26/85
0
1
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H 2
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
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8/22/05
9/26/05
8/29/05
9/11/P5
9/11/85
9/12/85
9/12/85
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGE 679
1/16/96
DATE
S I I
E U V
C PG L » 9VL
QUADS' CONDITION UPGRADED TO SERIOUS
UNION COUPLE'S THIRO OUAORUPLFT
QUADS IMPROVE SLIGHTLY
^eV"5ao?"s"8RSEPa?hI^ KIMOUT HELP OF RESPIRATOR
SiS?S«LSSJDiSPpHL?Tl^P RESPIRATOR
OUKE OUAOS LISTED 'GOOO'
ALL QUADRUPLETS OFF RESPIRATOR
QUADRUPLETS DOING "VERY, VERY NICELY-
PARENTS OF THE QUADRUPLETS
GETTING CLOSER TO HOME
N.C. COUPLE GETS 4 TIMES THEIR WISH
°J*UDu2haH COUNTY RETREAT TO GIVE STAFF 'TOTAL VIEW
OU4s!eSsociety of frienos
ouality movif mates and models stunlo ._».„
POLICE PROBE MASSAGE PARLOR SHOOTING DEATH
MAN KILLED IN APARTMENT BY GUNSHOT
OUALITY OF LIFE (HFALTHI
SEE ALSO EUTHANASIA
SEE ALSO INCURABLE PATIENTS
SEE ALSO MEOICAL ETHICS
DYING WITH DIGNITY AT HOME
MUST WE OECIDE WHO WILL LIVE.
MYTH-S^OTw7THSrANDD.Ne,FOLD^SPEOPLE ARE HAPPIEST
BUAtIS ZriloU'VVtei: Durham is thipo best r
COUHIV PANEL OUTLINES QUALITY 0%LIFE INVENTORY
LFAOERS DISCUSS FEATURE OF BULL CITY IN MAGA2INF
QUALITY OF LIFE. N.C.
SIlE.gKBuJhS-SnO^S'i'iV.BILI TY RANKINGS
™4L,WE'2e N0"5 AMONG TOP CITY AR^ASI
' PROMOTERS OELIGHTED BY AREA'S DESIRABILITY
SLIDE SHOW SLATEO
OU'sEEEALSO N.C. GRANITE CORPORATION
SEE ALSO ROCK QUARRIES
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
FARM'S r5?SlCULSEllY0THEY ARE SERIOUS ABOUT OPERATING QUARRY
FIGHT BREWS OVER QUARRY PLAN
9/13/85 E
9/11/85 C
9/13/85 C
9/14/85 C
9/14/P5 A
9/15/85 B
1/16/85 B
9/15/85 C
9/17/B5 C
9/18/»5 B
9/20/85 P
9/25/85 B
12/30/85 C
S 2 U/28/85 A 1
8/29/85 A
8/30/85 B
WHO WILL OlE?
H 2 4/09/85 A 1" D F 830
H 2 4/09/85 A 10 0 F 330
S 2 4/26/'5 C 1 N
1 2 5/10/85 B 1 P N S09
H 2 3/04/85 A
H 2 3/27/85 A
S 2 6/26/85 C
4 E
9 N S51
1 N M69
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
3/05/85
6/22/85
2/28/85 A 1
2/29/R5 A I
3/16/85 A 22
N.C. GREENWAY SYSTEM
QUARRY TRAIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO HIKING
QUARRY TRAIL OPENING SET
GREENWAY DEDICATION
QUEBEC. CANADA
SEE ALSO CANADA
•HERALD'S' HOOGES GOING WITH 3EAGAN
SNOW DOMINATES VIEW OF QUEBEC ,_,_„.„.
•PHOTO OPPORTUNITY- NOT A NEW CONFERENCE
°UEENHlLLicO?TES lifts'SiCK PASSENGER OFF OCEAN LINER
QUeTTEufTT4SRF0.FSHIONHiH3wFBlNREFITS CIVIC PROJECTS
0UEITSTEPPING INTO SPRING _„„
THE QUETTES OF BETA PHI CHAPTER... __„,__,_
OUETTES FASHION SHOW BENEFITS CIVIC PROJECTS
OUIKCHEK, INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
QUILT FEST
OUIILT FEST FREE
QUISEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE QUILTERS
SEE ALSO N.C. QUILT PROJECT
DAZZLING PATTERNS „ .__.
iN'THPsgoTfVGHTfTH^'SrEKlrnlGHHGHTS
3UUlILT,?H0WVCNu[T,.VArESCVNTiiisT IN THE i C..MN
PROJECT TO DOCUMENT NORTH CAROLINA QUILTS
HUMAn'iTIES0CENt1r HAS HANOMAOE QUILT EXHIBIT
QUILT FESTIVAL IS PLANNEO FOR SATURDAY
QUILTS EXHIBITEO IN RALEIGH. MEDICAL ART AT DUKE
PROJECT DOCUMENTS N.C. QUILTS
CENTENNIAL OUILT
?arCHEEl"1OUILT PROJECT AFTER DOCUMENTATION
QUI T SMOKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO TOBACCO. ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
EXPERT: SKILL NEEDED TO STOP SMOKING
QUIT SMOKING MEET SET
TIPS FOR FIGHTING THE SMOKING URGE
QU,TCl5w?EREC0NFIDENT HILLSBOROUGH OWNS 1?™-CENTURY CEMETERY
HILLSBOROUGH MAY SUE FORMER MAYOR. ATTORNEY
HILLSBOROUGH OFFEREO CEMETERY TITLE
MAYOR SAYS CEMETERY OFFER NOT ACCEPTABLF
TOWN TO PRESS SUIT FOR TITLE TO CEMETERY
CEMFTFRY CONVEYED TO PAKISTANI
PAKISTANI LISTEO AS OWNER OF 'I
TOWN FILES CEMETERY SUIT
S 2 7/19/85 A 13 N
IN STATE PA H 2 10/24/85 A 7 N
S 2 12/04/85 CI N W92
S 2 10/04/85 A 10 N
H 2 10/06/85 B 4 P P K30
H 2 3/17/85 A 1 T N "56
H 2 3/18/85 A 1 U "49
H 2 3/19/85 A 1 U H49
H 2 10/25/85 A 17 N
H 2 4/02/85 A 6 P U H45
S 2 3/22/85 B 1 P P M66
H 2 3/29/85 B 4 P P M66
H 2 4/02/85 A 6 P U H45
H 2 10/19/95 A 9 N
H 2 7/26/85 B 3 N
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1EMETERY
0UI2 BOWL
TOURNAMENT COUNTDOWN
JORDAN0!^ COUNTY TEAM FOR DISTRICT OUIZ BOWL
OURHAM TEAM WINS QUIZ BOWL
OURHAM SCHOOL WINS QUIZ BOWL
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9/18/95
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C
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9/11/85
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MONTHLY/4
N.JUAl INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
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DUOTA CLUB OF OURHAM
GIFT TO SCHOOLS
QUOTATIONS
OUKE FOUNDATION KEE"S 48* OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
S 2 5/14/85 C 2 P P T37
H 2 11/24/85 0 10 P U L41
SEE RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT
REACH (REASSURANCE FOR EACH)
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
ROYALL WILL SPEAK ON MENTAL HEALTH
REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY (ACRONYM!
SEE ALSO CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
RFACT GROUP NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
ROTC
SEE U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. 'OTC
S 2 11/27/R5 A
S 2 11/12/05 C 1
CONTRACTOR SENTENCEO IN TAX CASE
H 2 2/22/85 B 1
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REYNOLDS EYEING NABISCO?
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NO"J -T AXP AY ING LIST
REYNOLDS HAS RECORO 3RD OUARTER EARNINGS
J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO BOWMAN GRAY TECHNICAL C
SEE ALSO R. J. REYNOLDS INOUSTRI
SEE ALSO R1T2 CIGARETTES
FIRM SHOWS FAITH IN TOBACCO
CIGARETTE PLANT AT T03ACC0VILL
SAINT LAURENT WORKS WITH R.J.
IS IT OK FOR EMPLOYEE TO OATE
R.J. REYNOLDS REJECTS LOWERINS
REYNOLOS CALLS FOR SHARP CUT I
ROSE SAYS FARMERS NEAR SEEKING
TOBACCO FIRMS WILLING TO HELP
SI. 40 LEAF SUPPORT COMPROMISE
RJR GIVES 11 MILLION GRANT TO
MERITS OF TOBACCO PLAN ARGUED
REYNOLOS OFFICIALS: TOBACCO 80
PLANT MAY BRING BIG CHANGC TO
PANEL URGING COMPROMISE ON TOB
CIGARETTE MARKET IS BEING CARV
ROSE TO DELAY TAX BILL
REYNOLDS PROPOSES TIGHTER CONT
TOBACCO SUPPURT DRAFT PROPOSAL
EXPERT: N.C. EXPORT MARKET SHD
BLACK-OWNEO FIRMS IN DURHAM Rfi
COMPUTER SLOWDOWN HITS N.C.
PLANT TO START GENERATING NEXT
NEW WAVE OF LAWSUITS AGAINST T
REYNOLDS REJECTS LEAF BUYOUT T
REYNOLDS REJECTS TRIGGER PROG?
RcPORT EVALUATES DURHAM'S RE TA
47-YEAR SMOKER SUES N.C. TOBAC
RFYNOLOS TO DROP CHEWING TOBAC
4 MAJOR U.S. CIGARETTE MAKERS
HALLMARK VICE PRESIDENT URGES
SUITS ON SMOKING COULD COST B(
PRIDE
REYNOLDS SELLS 10 OF ITS BRAND
SUIT AGAINST REYNOLDS TO BEGIN
SUITS COULD JUMP CIGARETTES T?
LAW PRUFESSOR SAYS TOBACCO SUI
SUIT OVER CIGARETTE AOVERTISIN
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN SUIT
INOIVIOUAL RESPONSIBILITY BIGG
SMOKING-CANCER LINK IS ARGUED
CALIFORNIA APPEALS COURT BACKS
JURCR IS REMOVED IN CALIF. CIS
TESTIMONY IN CALIF. SUIT LINKS
R.J. REYNOLDS IS COMING TO TCJ
DOCTOR STATES 'CIGARETTE1 VICT
AOOICTIVENESS OF TOBACCO IS D"
155 MILLION SUIT BEGINS AOAINS
R.J. REYNOLDS RULED NOT LIABLC
LAW PROFESSOR: 1 TOBACCO SUIT
SUITS AGAINST TOBACCO CDMPANI-
TFSTIMONY ENOS IN CIGARETTE SJ
CIGARETTE SUIT GOES TO JURY IN
JURY DELIBERATES IN CIGARETTE
SMOKER'S OEATH CLAIM REJECTED
VERDICT COULD HELP CURB LAWSUl
TOBACCO INOUSTRY LEADERS SAY A
AT REYNOLDS. CIGARETTES ARE CO
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1/12/85
B
3 p n
H 2
1/13/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/24/85
B
11
N
H 2
3/15/85
A
6
N
H 2
4/25/85
A
21
N
Ltl
H 7
4/25/85
A
21
N
H 2
5/01/85
B
6
N
H 2
5/03/55
P
6
N
H 2
5/05/85
B
7
N
H 2
5/17/85
A
14
N
H 2
5/23/85
B
5 P N
L40
S 2
5/21/85
t
4
L
H 2
5/30/85
A
1
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H 2
5/30/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/03/85
B
I
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H 2
6/04/85
B
9
N
S 2
6/04/85
A
3
N
H 2
6/05/85
A
5
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H 2
6/05/85
B
7
N
S 2
6/05/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/15/85
A
17
N
H 2
7/13/85
A
12
N
H 2
7/16/85
A
14
N
H 2
7/25/85
A
23
N
L41
H 2
•7/10/65
□
4
N
H 2
9/1 1/85
A
6
N
H 2
9/13/55
A
6
N
H 2
1 1/08/85
C
7
N
H 2
2/15/85
c
7
N
H 2
4/19/85
c
6
N
H 2
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CANCER SOCIETY SAYS REYNOLDS INHIBITS EFFORT
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.. TAXES
COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS IN TOBACCO TAX DISPUTE
COURT RULES IN HE AL TH- EMPLOYME NT CASE
COURT RULES RJR MUST PAY 11 MILLION FOR LEAF
COURT RULING ON TAX PERPLEXES REYNOLDS
COURT: NO DISPUTE ON RJR TAX DISCOUNT
REJECTION OF REYNOLDS APPEAL TEING SOUGHT
■THERE'S NJ KAY I CAN PAY THE TAXFS' - PROPERTY OWNER
REYNOLDS ORDERED TO PAY BACK TAXES
»4.3 MILLION TAX ON LEAF MUST BE PAID BY REYNOLDS
LCM A GOOO CITIZEN
RFYNOLOS TAKES TAX APPEAL TO TQP COURT
R. K. SMITH C SON (CONTRACTORS!
ALAMANCE REJECTS 130-DAY EXTENSION
«. N. HARRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
INFORMATIVE PLAY
NCCU PROFESSOR PRACTICES WHAT HE PREACHFS
SCHOOL DAYS CAN BECOME SCHOOL OAZE WITHOUT AOEDUATE ADVANCE PREPARATION
GHOULISH FACES
DURHAM SCHOOL INCLUDED IN STUDY OF U.S. EDUCATION
P. P. SCHERER CORP.
SCHERER WILL CLOSE CAPSULE PL»NT IN MONROE; 100 WILL »E OUT OF WORK
R. TWINING ANO CO.. LTD.
HE SAYS GREENSBORO JOB IS JUST HIS CUP OF TEA
RABBI S
SEE ALSO JEWS
RABBI-LOBBYIST: FALWELL ACTING
MORE MOOFRATF
RABBITS
WHAT'S UP DOC?
BUNNY LUNCHING
RABBIT CONFERENCE SET IN HENDERSON
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS Pt A STOCK TABLE?
RABIES
SEE ALSO ANIMAL BITES
DOG BITE MAY FORCE UNC STUOENT TO TAKE PAINFUL SHOTS FOR RABIES
UNC STUDENT MAY REOUIRE RABIES SHOTS
AFTER SAVING DOG, SHE SUFFERS THROUGH RABIES SHOTS
BITING RACK - LEGALLY
FOR ANIMAL WORKERS. A SHOT TODAY KEEPS RABIES AWAY
MAN BITTEN BY BAT
RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C.. RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO GREENSBORO. N.C.. RACE REL4TI0NS
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
FAIRMONT SCHOOL REOPENS
CHAMBER ON TARGET WITH HARMONY AIMS
JOURNALIST: U.S. STILL SEGREGATED
DIALOGUES BEGIN FRIDAY
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO AGE DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO APARTHEID
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., RACE RELATIONS
SEE ALSO NORTH CAROLINIANS AGAINST RACIST ANO RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO THE ORDER
SEE ALSO RACE RFLATIONS
SEE ALSO RACIALLY MIXED MARRIAGFS
SEE ALSO SSX DISCRIMINATION
KENNEOY 'DIPLOMACY' WRONG
ORDER RESTRICTING KLAN ACTIONS PRAISED
FRAZIER: SCHOOLS MORE SEGREGATED NOW
ACCUSATIONS WITHOUT EVIOENCE »ING HOLLOW
DUKE PROF SAYS FAITH BEST HOPE To RACE DILEMMA
ASHE: 5. AFRICA AIMS TO SET UP PHONY STATES
ASHE URGES DUKE TO EXAMINE INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
RACISM A TIRED EXCUSE
BLACK ATHLETES ARE VICTIMS
MAN CONVICTEO OF THREATENING 'LACK BALL PLAYER
TRIAL BEGINS IN HOSP I T AL -B I A S SUIT
JUOGE OVERRULES MOTION IN HOSPITAL SUIT
JUDGE OVERRULES DEFENSE MOTION IN HOSPITAL SUIT
MAN CHARGING RACIAL BIAS AT HOSPITAL OUFSTIONED
TESTIMONY BY UNC ECONOMIST TO BE ALLOWED IN HOSPITAL SUIT
ECONOMIST: HOSPITAL PAYS WHI TF S LESS
WORKERS WILL DROP SUIT AGAINST HOSPITAL
TWAIN A 'REVERSE RACIST'?
BLACK LEADERS UPSET OVER KLAN SUIT RULING
TWAIN WAS NO BIGOT
FAIRMONT SCHOOLS CLOSED FRIDAY FOLLOWING FIGHT
GUARDS TO PATROL FAIRMONT SCHOOLS
FOUP MITCHELL COLLEGE EMPLOYE'S THREATENED
SETTLEMENT REACHED ON STATESVILLE VOTING
GEORGETOWN COACH VILLIFIED
LIFE UNDER APARTHEID SPURS CHA BAKU TO PREACH CHANGE
COMPARABLE WORTH 'LOONY'
RESOLUTION PROTESTS SOUTH AFRICA'S POLICY
JULIAN BOND SAYS MINORITIES REMAIN 2N0-CLASS CITIZENS
RACIAL 9ELIEFS HURT TREATMENT
ANTI-APARTHEID GROUP FORMS
RACIAL SLUR IN YEARBOOK PROMPTS FIGHTS NEAR NEW HANOVFR SCHOOL
ADVISER SAYS HE DIO NOT SEE RACIAL SLUR IN YEARBOOK PHOTO
VIGILS SUGGESTED AS APARTHEIO PROTEST
LEE: CIVIL-RIGHTS FIGHTFRS SHOULD TARGET APARTHEIO
SANCTIONS NOT THE WAY TO ELIMINATE APARTHEID
EDITORIAL WAS 'SHEER IDIOCY'
SPEAKFR: RIGHTS STRUGGLES SAMF in U.S., SOUTH AFRICA
•HERALD,' REAGAN'S FOLKS ARE 1IR HEADS
30 PROTEST APARTHEID IN AFRICA
KEEP PIAS OUT OF CLASSROOM
TWO COUPLES SAY SCIENCE SCHOOL DISCRIMINATES ON ADMISSIONS
APARTHEIO IS AN AMERICAN HIST1RY ISSUE
COURT URGED NOT TO BACK 'SAFE' DISTRICTS
BLACK SCOUTS HOL 0 JAMBO°EE REJNION
SUIT SAYS POLICE FIRINGS WERE RACIALLY MOTIVATED
SENSITIVITY OR STUPIDITY?
APARTHEIO IN N.C.?
WALLET ISSUE GETS ATTENTION
REMARKS CAUSE HOSTILITY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PROBE: 4 BLACKS TREATED UNE0U4LLY
EEOC ASKS CITY FOR LEGAL FEES
RIOTS NOT SURPRISING
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SUSPENSION OF DURHAM DENTIST CONCERNS BLACK MFOICAL GROUP
SYMPUSIUM HELPS SENSITIZE STU3ENTS TO RACIAL INcgUITIES
DUKE STUDENTS RAP OFFICIAL'S STATEMENT
GROUP STUDIES IF REMARK WAS OFFENSIVE
COURT WILL HEAR EXTENSION CAS'
DUKE PkOF: SOUTH PROMOTED OWN DOWNFALL
S. AFRICAN URGES PUPILS TO FIGHT APARTHFIO
CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE. HUH?
GOP LEADERS AT OOOS OVER 3LAC< LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS
CIVIL RIGHTS GROUP SEES SURGE OF 'RFSFGREGA TI ON •
ANTI-<LAN GROUP SAYS N.C. AGAIN 'FIRST IN FRIGHT'
J. P. STEVENS" LAWYER SAYS SUIT NOT SETTLED
TWAIN RACIST? HAKOLY, SAYS DU< E PROF
TWAIN SCHOLARS DEBATE RACISM ISSUE
RACIALLY MIXEO MARRIAGES
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. U.S.
BLACK-WHITE COUPLES STILL FAC- BARRIERS
CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE, HUH?
RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT 0? GAM 1 Z A T IONS STATUTE
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO ORGANIZED CRIME (SEE ALSO SPECIFIC CRIMFSI
SEE ALSO VICTIM RESTITUTION PL AS
THURNHURG SEEKS LEGISLATION n TAKE PROFIT OUT OF CRIMf
LEGISLATOR WANTS SEIZED PROPERTY TO AID LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
THE RACjUET CLUB LTD.
OPPOSITION RISES TO CAMOEN APARTMENTS
STEREO, CASH STOLEN
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ACCIDENTS
N.C. TROUPERS GET NEW RADAR USITS
TPOOPERS GET 115 NEW RAOAR UNITS
RADFORD UNIV. SPORTS. 9ASKETBALL
LAMBIOTTE FUELS PACK'S 12-57 ? OUT
RAOIAN CORP.
CONSERVATIONISTS TO STUDY HAZARDOUS WASTE PLAN
RADIATION
SEE ALSO ATOMIC TESTS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT,
SEE ALSO IRRADIATION
SEE ALSO MICROWAVES
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS, U.S.,
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO RAOIO-FREOUENCY ANO MUROWAVE RADIATION
SEE ALSO RAOIOACTIVE MATERIALS
SEE ALSO RADIOACTIVE WASTE
SEE ALSO X-RAY
ACCIDENT SPEWS BEADS AT NUCLEAR PLANT
8U0GET CUTBACKS MAY A80PT STUDIES OF RAYS
LOBBYISTS CRITICIZE BILL ON VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINALS
RADIATION, MEDICAL
SEE RAOIATION THERAPY
RADIATION TECHNOLOGY INC.
SEE ALSO PROCFSS TECHNOLOGY OF MORTH CAROLINA
ALAMANCE COMPANY GETS OK FOR PARK RADIATION TREATMENT
RAOIATION THERAPY
SEE ALSO CANCER
BILL WOULO SET REQUIREMENTS FJR RAOIATION TECHNOLOGISTS
RAOIATION EFFECT ON TRANSPLANTS STUOIED
RAOIATION THERAPY MAY LEAO TO HELP FOR TRANSPLANTS
RAOIL KERATOTOMY
SEE ALSO EYE SURGERY
SEE ALSO NEARSIGHTEDNESS
OPERATION AIDS VISION
HOSPITALS PERFORM EYE OPERATION FOR NFARSIGHTED
RADIO
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RAOIO RELAY LrAGUE
SEE ALSO CHILOREN, TELEVISION f. RADIO
SEE ALSO CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
SEE ALSO DISC JOCKEYS
SEE ALSO FAIRNESS DOCTRINE
SEE ALSO HAM RADIO
SEE ALSO NATIONAL PUBLIC RAOIO
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS RAOIO NETWORK
SEE ALSO RADIO MAPTI
SEE ALSO SPORTS, RADIO COVERAGE
WRAL. WDCG TOP AREA RADIO STATION RATINGS
BECKETT BENEFIT SUNOAY IN CAROBORD
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raoio promotions overloao phones
radio league to sponsor fielo-day
county musicians plna reunion in 'hillbilly music capit
radio project for chiloren re:eives grant
armed man takes over kinston 3a0i0 station
r0x80r0 radio station equipment taken in theft
police search for raoio thief
man with gun steals portable 'aoio
morganton gets station
raoio, religion
see religion, television and ratio broadcasts
raoio emergency association citizens team
see react cluh of durham county iacronymi
radio frfe europe
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RADIOACTIVE
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RAOIOACTIVF WASTE OU"P . OFFICIALS SAY
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RAOIOACTIVE WASTE
SFE ALSO N.C. WASTE MANAGEMENT TOARD
SFE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGF
SEE ALSO RADIATION
GOV. MARTIN WANTS N.C. PORT TO KEEP ITS CUSTOMS SERVICE
OCEANOGRAPHER SAYS U.S. PROBABLY WON'T BURY WASTES
RADIOACTIVE WASTES SITE IS FOCUS OF MEETING
LANDFILLS ONLY CHOICE FOR WASTE DISPOSAL?
WASTE INCINERATOR HEARING SCHEOULEO
RAOISSON CORP.
SEE ALSO RAOIOACTIVE MATERIALS
RALEIGH HOTEL WOES DON'T WORRY DURHAM OFFICIALS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
FORMER RAMADA TO BE CHANGED T3 RAOISSON INN
RADISSON INN-OURHA"
DOWNTOWN HOTEL NAMED RADISSON 1NN-OURHAM
CIVIC CENTER NEWS BOTH GOOO A'lD 3AD
RADISSON OFFICIAL SAYS HOTEL 3EMAND HIGH
OURHAM MOTEL IS OPENING
GRAND OPENING
21 TV SETS STOLEN
CASH REGISTER STOLEN AT LOUNGE
RADON
gas linkeo to cancer found at higher levels in 3 countifs
radon survey shoulo be in by 1987
raoon daughters
see also raoiation
gas linkeo to cancer founo at higher levels in 3 counties
rafforo, n.c.
raeforo to host turkey festival
Raft races
paooling to victory
RAFTS
SEE ALSO WAHOO'S OUTDOOR AOVENTJRES
RAFTERS CAN FLOAT TO A GOURMET MEAL
RAFTING FIRM OFFERS GOURMET RIVERSIDE MEAL
GOVERNOR RIDES RAPIOS
RUBBER OVER RIFFLES
RAILROAD BRIDGES
SEE ALSO BRIDGES. N.C.
NOT OUITE
RAILROAOS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH lR«n SERVICE
SEE ALSO OURHAM. N.C. PASSENGE' TRAIN SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNION TRAIN STATION
SEE ALSO TRAINS
STUCK TPUKC STOPS TRAIN
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RAILROAOS. MODEL
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SEE ALSO CONRAIL
SFE ALSO SEABOARD COAST LINE RAIL°0A0
SCE ALSO SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SEE ALSO TRAINS
SELL COnrail; save tax collar"
rail service threatened
rainbow c0»liti0n
RAINBOW COALITION ENOORSES ha>E
RAINBOW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER
DAY CARE HERPES FEARS RELIEVED
RAINBOW SOCCER
SEE ALSO ^OCCER
RAINBOW SOCCER HOLDS REGISTRATION FOR LEAGUES
OURHAM BUSINESSMEN DONATE LAN3 TO UNC
RAINBOW WARRIOR
SEE GREENPEACE CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION
RAINFALL
SEE ALSO THUNDERSTORMS
SPLASH
RAINFALL. DURHAM
SEE ALSO FLOODS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO WEATHER. DURHAM
RAINY S»ILES
WALKIN' IN THE RAIN
2 WEEKS CRUCIAL FOR FAR»ERS
OURHAM DOESN'T EXPECT TO FACE WATFR SHORTAGF SOON
TRIANGLE GETS WET: BURNING " A'l LIFTED
RAIN BRINGS NEEDED MOISTURE FOR CROPS
STORM OUMPS HAIL HARO RAIN ON DURHAM
OURHAM FARMERS OK
COOLER TEMPERATURES RELIEVE h;aT, BUT FARMERS STILL NEED STEADY RAIN
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SOGGY SUNDAY
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HEAVY RAINS SCAK STATE
SMILING IN THE RAIN
LAKE MICHlc RISES 6 FEET AFTER RAINFALL
WATER SHORTAGE EASEO
STORMS' WORST MISSES DURHAM
SHOWERS GIVE RELIEF TO DURHAM CROPS
STORM SPARES TRIANGLE
BRAVING THE ELEMENTS
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T SOAKED. ..IN DURHAM, A RESCUE
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rainfall, u.s.
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nccu schedules auditons for p'_ ay 'raisin in the sun'
music professor 'mama' repeating 'raisin' role
•raisin' ovamon earnfo
nccu's 'raisin in the sun' shines
"alden limiteo partnership
treyburn hearing continues
panel clears alston avenue business park
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1/16/86
reagan welcomed warmly
^"children get rare illness
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RALEIGH'S CL HOPES DASHED Br ANNEXATION
CAROLINA LEAGUE
KEEP THE BULLS HAPPY
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GROWTH CHANGING RALEIGH'S IMAGE
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RALEIGH BREWING COMPANY
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RALEIGH HOUSING AUTHORITY
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RALEIGH INN
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SITTING BULL GOT TIRED OF SITTING
RALEIGH INTERDENOMINATIONAL MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. N.C.
CLERGY: PUT WASHBURN ON TEAM
PERSPECTIVE FACING
RALEIGH LITTLE THEATRE
'community theaters put on some shows
ceao aside. porter musical 'goes'
RALEIGH MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE RALEIGH. N.C.
MAYOR'S OFFICE
RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER (NEWSPAPER
SEE ALSO RALEIGH TIMES (NEWSPAPER!
■GOODEMOCRATS' AT WORK
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CELEBRATION INJURY LEAVES STUDENT IN SERIOUS CONDITION
RM-E,^LPC°EMAN SlMnfED°AFTiIRLSEAK,,G INFO ON WASHBURN CASE
N C. STATE STUOFNTS RAP POLICF FOR STREET INJURY
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RALfEEHALlSeiALEIGHPNEPwS'ANO OBSERVER -NEWSPAPER.
RALEIGH TELLS DURHAM ABOUT CREED, GPATITUOE
raleigh/durham airport ^„
see also air traffic controllers
see also airlines
see also eastern air lines
see also united airlines
see also winoshear
american airlines considering rou
rdu may get another airline
flight changes set
Im^caVmrlinIs"?" ^veTrSoj beginning april 11
AMERICAN AIRLINES WILL BEGIN FLIGHTS IN N.C.
RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT BREAKS RECORDS
NEW YORK AIR TO END FLIGHT SE'VICE TO ROU
WAVfE'RAllE1 S'oO^OO^MeIt IMPORTANT PEOPLE?
AIRLINE OPENS SERVICE TO RALEIGH-DURHAM
AIRLINE PASSENGER
INSIDE
COOPERATION BUILT ROU AIRPORT
THERE'S SiHlSiSe TSS'h!rETTE^S THIS SUMMER FOR DIG TAX CREDIT
* FLIGHTS CANCELED .„...,.
u^itIS SISliSIs'JIin tateSsEfVl gSt AT RALEIGH-OURHAM
PFOPLE EXPRESS TO OFFER 3 NON-STOP FLIGHTS FROM ROU
PEOPLEXPRESS PLANS RDU-NEWARK FLIGHTS
PAN AMEPICAN JOINS RATE-CUTTING WAR
AIRLINE MAY EXPAND ROU SERVICE
REPORT: AMERICAN CONSIDERING SOU . .«..„..
ROU TO BECOME CENTRAL HUB FOR AMERICAN AIRLINES
PLAN FOR RUU TO TRIPLE FLIGHTS
LANDING PROMPTS ALERT
JET MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING
ANOTHER DURHAM BONANZA
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S 2 12/09/P5 A 8 N
H ? 7/20/°5 D I P N M71
S 2 7/20/R5 A 8 N
H 2 7/25/85 A 4 T T T56
H 2 7/30/85 A 4 E
S ? 2/37/85 A 1 N *(,<>
H 2 10/07/85 B 1
H 2 11/07/85 B 5
H 2 11/21/85 A 1 M N W36
H ? 12/02/85 A 9 N
H 2
9/13/65 A
S 2 10/23/85 A 3 N
H 7 11/07/85 B 5 N
H 2 7/20/85 D 3 P N
S 2 11/30/85 A A E
H 2 3/08/85 0 7 N
S 2 5/16/85 0 10 N
S 2 1/21/85 A 9 P P
S 2 12/03/85 P 8 N
H 2 10/0B/85 A 3 N
H 2 4/12/85 0 IDF W66
H 2 2/14/85 D 1 P N
S 2 2/18/85 A 4 E
S 2 8/29/65 0 3 N
H 2 9/20/85 0 7 R W66
H 2 2/19/85 A 4 L
H 2 3/08/85 A 4 L
H 2 8/08/85 A 4 L
H 2 10/25/85 C 12 0
H 2 3/24/85 B 13 N
S 2 3/26/85 C 10 N
H 2 2/15/85 C IBM
S 2 3/23/85 A 1 N
H 2 11/08/85 C 10 0
H 2 9/05/85 0 1 U MJl
S 2 9/05/85 B 2 P U P52
H 2 10/1O/B5 0 1 U M71
H 2 6/12/B5 A 4
1/06/65
1/07/85
1/06/B5
1/08/65
1/23/B5
1/24/85
1/30/65
2/19/85
2/20/85
2/21/95
4/11/65
4/12/65
4/20/85
5/02/85
5/08/65
5/16/85
5/18/65
5/19/65
5/20/85
6/06/B5
4/07/85
6/11/85
6/27/85
6/28/65
7/02/85
7/03/85
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INDEX
12/31/85
A30UT STATE STUDIES
CHAMBER IS TOLO
ROU 'HUB' DFSIGNATION REFLECTS. SPURS «»E1 ROOM
PIEDMONT SAYS IT HILL KEEP L E« 0 AT AIRPORT
SUGGESTION FOP AIRPORT
■PUPLIC TRANSPORTATION' REPLACES AIRPORT IN BILL
Rnu AIR TRAFFIC SOARS
AIRLINE'S EXPANSION MAY MEAN 4,000 JOBS
DURHAM: A CITY TO BE PROUfl OF
AIRLINE FARES TO RISE
ROU FLIGHTS EXPECTED TO QUAORIPLE
JET GETS STUCK IN MUD AT AIRP1RT
HUB TO ORAM INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS, ROU OIRECTOR SAYS
AIRPORT OFFICIAL: ROU GROWTH JUST IN TIME
FAA TO CONSOLIDATE OFFICES AT R«L E I GH-OURHAM AIPPORT
R"U INSURANCE TO OOUBLE
BUSINESSMEN TOLD DURHAM PORT SAFE
PATRIOT PARTY LEADER FACES WE«PON CHARGE
AIR TRAVELERS ASKED TO PLAN R I P S EARLY
AIRLINES SLICE FARES FOP HOLIDAYS
RPU OFFICIALS: ALLOW EXTRA HOJR FOR CATCHING HOLIDAY FLIGHTS
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, AIR FREIGHT SERVICE
FLYING TIGERS OFFERS NEW DELIVERY SFRVICE
R ALEIGH/nU°HAM AIRPORT, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER
TOWER HONEY OK'D
BUOO LEAVES RDU BOARD
2 NEAR-MISSES REPORTED AT ROU IN 3 YEARS
RALEIGH/OUPHAM AIRPORT, BOND ISSUE
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BOND REFERENOUMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., BONOS
SEE ALSn RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, BUDGET
AMERICAN AIRLINES SEEKS BOND ISSUE OF 175 MILLION FOR FACILITIES AT ROU
R"U MAY SEEK BONDS FOR HUB
AIRPORT PLANS BOND ISSUE OF 1114 MILLION
ROU BnNDS WELL RECEIVED
Rnu BONOS FOR HUB SOLD
NOV. 12 CLOSING DATE SET FOR ! DU AIRPORT BONO ISSUE
NEXT-TO-LAST STEP TAKEN ON RDU AIPPORT PONO SALC
AIRLINES COMPLETES SALE OF BONOS
AIRPORT AUTHORITY OK S BIO ON STEEL FOR NEW TERMINAL
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, BUDGET
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, BOND ISSUE
AIRPORT IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAP E
AREA SCHOOLS, PROJECTS INCLUOEO IN BUDGET PLANS
RDU INSURANCE TO OOUBLE
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, EXPANSION PLAN
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, RUNWAYS
ARCHITECT CONTRACTS APPROVEO FOR RDU
ROU AWARDS 116.1 MILLION PAVING PACT
RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT BREAKS RECORDS
AIRPORT IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAPE
PARKING WORK BEGINS
TOWER MONEY OK'O
PIEOMONT TO EXPANO AT ROU
BUOO LEAVES RDU BOARD
ROU'S 3PD TERMINAL REDESIGNED TO ACCOMMOOATE AMERICAN HUB
NEW AIRPORT TERMINAL BLUEPRINT IS UNVEILED
■PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION' REPLACES AIRPORT IN BILL ABOUT STATE STUDIES
RDU INSURANCE TO OOUBLE
ROU TO GET 14 MILLION FAA GRANT
RALEIGH-OURHAM AIPPORT GETS i4 MILLION WINOFALL GRANT
AIRPORT INCREASES HUB EXPENDITURES
HUB ESTIMATES OOUBLE
AIRPORT OKS TERMINAL BIOS
ROU BOARD OKS BIDS ON TERMINAL
ROU AWARDS FIRST CONTRACT IN T 1 5 MILLION PROJECT
BIDS ACCEPTED FOR WORK AT AIRPORT
TENTATIVE PLANS MADE FOR GROUNDBREAKING
BID IS APPROVEO FOR SITE WORK ON AIRLINES' NEW RDU TERMINAL
ROU BONDS FOR HUB SOLD
AIRPORT AUTHORITY GETS LOOK AT MODEL OF NEW TERMINAL
PLANS FOR AMERICAN AIRLINES HUB UNVEILED
WACHOVIA LOW ON ROU BONOS
AIRLINES COMPLETES SALE OF BONDS
FAA GIVES RDU J2.14 MILLION
AMERICAN AIRLINES' NEW TERMINAL AT ROU GETS OFF TO A FLYING START
ROU REMODELING ON SCHEOULE
AMERICAN AIRLINES BEGINS WORK ON HUB
HUB WORK ON SCHEDULE. ROU PANCL SAYS
AIRPORT APPROVES BIOS
ROU ACCFPTS BIO FOR CONCOURSE STEEL
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, EMPLOYEES
RENTAL CAR COMPANY EMPLOYEE IS MISSING
POLICE REPORT MAN CHARGED WITH AUTO LARCENY MISSING
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, EXPANSION ?LAN
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, CONSTRUCTION
PIEOMONT TO EXPANO AT ROU
CLEMENT: AMERICAN HUB AMONG BEST SINCE RTP
ROU 'HUB' DESIGNATION REFLECTS, SPURS AREA BOOM
IT'S DURHAM'S AIRPORT, TOO
NEW AIRPORT TERMINAL BLUEPRINT IS UNVEILED"
•PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION' REPLACES AIRPORT IN BILL ABOUT STATE STUDIES
HUB TO DRAW INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS, RDU DIRECTOR SAYS
AIRPORT OFFICIAL: RDU GROWTH JUST IN TIME
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, FOOO SERVICE
AUTHORITY, AIRLINES SEEK COURT RULING ON FOOO SERVICE
NEW TERMINAL'S FOOD FIGHT BOUNO FOR COURT
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE
SEE N.C., FOREIGN TRADE ZONF
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, GENERAL AVIATION
ROU AIR TRAFFIC SOARS
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, GRANTS
RDU TO GET «4 MILLION FAA GRANT
RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT GETS 14 MILLION WINOFALL GRANT
CHURCH SCHOOL AOOITIONS ON COUNTY AGENOA
FAA GIVES ROU S2.14 MILLION
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, HANGARS
GUARD TO GET ATTACK HELICOPTERS
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, HISTORY
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C.. HISTORY
ANOTHER REMINDER NEEDED
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, PARKING LOTS
NEWS STORY EASED PROBLEM
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 6»7
1/16/86
PARKING WORK BEGINS
EiS°J2«DS°|:fRSTNCDNT*ACT IN U5 NILLION PROJECT
BIO "APPROVED FOR SITE WORK ON MRLINES' NEW ROU TERMINAL
AIRPORT ADOS ABOUT 1,000 PARKING SPACES
RoSP°EMu"^ = "l!1o2SEXTRA HOUR FOR CATCHING HOLIDAY FLIGHTS
ARRIVE EARLY TO PARK. AOVISE * OU OFFICIALS
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, PASSENGERS
ROU f LIGHTS EXPECTED TO OUAORJPLE
RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, RUNWAYS
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, CONSTRUCTION
ROU AWAROS lli.l MILLION PAVING PACT
RALEIGH-DURHAM AIRPORT BREAKS RECORDS
rSu-sCui,ssecting3rTunway ALSO SPLITS TWO LEGISLATORS
HUB TO DRAW INTERNATIONAL PLIGHTS, ROU OIWCTW SAYS
AIRPORT OFFICIAL: ROU GROWTH JUST IN TIME
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, SECURITY
5Cil-?,TH?RwnRSDC^,IlRP0^T SECURITY. BUT OFFICIALS CONFIDENT
CARTOON A SHODDY REFERENCE
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, SHUTTLE SERVICE
AIRPORT WILL STRESS SHUTTLE AVAILABLE
"AL6,R'nu0AWASoS*F?SsTTCONfR5cf4?N 115 M[LLION PROJECT
BIO IS APPROVED FOR SITE WORK ON AIRLINES' NEW ROU TERMINAL
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, TERMINAL
ARCHITECT CONTRACTS APPROVED FOR ROU
AIRPORT OFFICIALS PLAN NEW TERMINAL
R0U'1SJRd"<TE«SiNALP2e0ESIGNED TO ACCUMMOOATE AMERICAN HUB
AIRPORT OFFICIAL: ROU GROWTH JUST IN TIME
raTeIG^DURHaV^RPOrVgETs'" 8Wnl WINDFALL GRANT
AIRPORT INCREASES HUB EXPENDITURES
HUB ESTIMATES OOUBLE
AIRPORT OKS TERMINAL nigS
!?Sp§!?fB?U?5SR?l?SG??ST"oiNST -UOEL OF NEW TERM,NAL
PLANS FOR AMERICAN AIRLINES HJ B UNVEILED
A-mIrWcIn- IT'UII" ^EWET?FM?S.'?SAT ROU GETS OFF TO A FLYING START
RDU REMODELING ON SCHEDULE
AMERICAN AIRLINES BEGINS WORK ON HUB
HUB WORK ON SCHEDULE, ROU PAN=L SAYS
AUTHORITY ACCEPTS BIDS
AIRPORT APPROVES BIOS
AIRPOPT RECEIVES BIDS ON STEEL
ROU ACCEPTS BID FOR CONCOURSE STEEL
RAL!EEHR2LEIGn/OuSH2Mri.RpSlT. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TO-ER
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, TUNNEL ,_.,_. .,,„ ,,.„,,„,,
^ig'H&USrWW reJl^s'I.rpSrVin-'bil^.bout state stud.es
WLE,Si;0Sl»5«,K?li,mfSS»SSTSk? TO PURCHASE WATER FROM RALEIGH
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT, WEATHER FORECASTS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVHE
SEwEATH?RHfER3!cEFS?F,jricHE0ULES OPEN HOUSE
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT
NEWS STORY EASED PROBLEM
ARCHITECT CONTRACTS APPROVED FOR RDU
E!iRHANM ^ioIDF^.N!?AH2wKINS ON AIRPORT PANEL
S.C. PLAN EYED FOR CENTER
tHo p?rRsS^s,nSmeo',for,0dSrhJm,^untyTon AIRPORT authority
raleigh-durham airport breaks records
a4coolioge"elkins: a ouiet contributor
airport in good financial shape „_,-„
CLEMENT ELECTEO NEW CHAIRMAN OF RDU AUTHORITY
8U0D LEAVES RDU BOARD
BU00 RESIGNS AIRPORT AUTHORITY
MR. ELKINS RETURNS TO BOARO
WILLIAM CLEMENT CHAIRMAN
NEW AIRPORT TERMINAL BLUEPRINT IS UNVEILED
AIRPORT WILL STRESS SHUTTLE AVAILABLE
^ERICaVaAFUNES04REKS BONO ISSUE OF «75 MILLION FOR FACILITIES AT ROU
ROU FLIGHTS EXPECTED TO O.UAORUPLE
AIRPORT OFFICIAL: RDU GROWTH JUST IN TIME .-.„,,,.
AUTHUPTTY. AIRLINFS SEEK COURT RULING ON FOOD SERVICE
NFW TERMINAL'S FOOO FIGHT BOUND FOR COURT
FAA TO CONSOLIDATE OFFICES AT R AL E I GH-OURHAM AIRPORT
ROU INSURANCE TO OOUBLE
AIRPORT INCREASES HUB EXPENDITURES
CHURCH SCHOOL AOOITIONS ON COJNTY AGENOA
AIRPORT OKS TERMINAL BIOS
ROU BOARO OKS BIDS ON TERMINAL .--.«,»
RDU AWAROS FIRST CONTRACT IN 115 MILLION PROJECT
BIDS ACCEPTED FOR WORK AT AIRPORT
TENTATIVE PLANS MADE FOR GROU'IOBRE AK ING :-„„
BIO IS APPROVED FOR SITE WORK ON AIRLINES' NEW RDU TERMINAL
AIRPORT PLANS BONO ISSUE OF 1114 MILLION
RDU BONOS WELL RECEIVED
A?^PQSNTDLTHORVUT? |?T§ LOOK AT MODEL OF NEW TERMINAL
:MER,iSC«N,RAIR'LINES? ftlBHSIglBKE aTrOU^E TS OFF TO A FLYING START
RDU REMODELING ON SCHEOULE
AMERICAN AIRLINES BEGINS WORK ON HUB
AIRPORT ADOS ABOUT I. 000 PARKING SPACES
AUTHORITY ACCEPTS BIOS
AIRPORT APPROVES BIOS
ROU AIRPORT AUTHORITY MEETING IS CANCELED
ROU ACCEPTS SID FOR CONCOURSE STEEL
RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT AUTHORITY. HISTORY
SEE RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, HISTORY
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N
W82
H
2
11/20/85
A
1
P N
M07
M
2
1 1/20/85
A
7
N
M07
s
2
11/20/85
A
1
P N
W8?
s
2
11/20/85
A
17
N
W8 2
H
2
12/04/85
B
1*
N
s
2
12/04/85
C
I
N
W8 2
s
2
12/20/85
A
10
N
H
2
12/21/85
c
1
N
M07
H 2 7/17/85 B 1 p N 046
H 2 7/18/85 A 20 N 046
S 2 4/03/85 C 1
S 2
10/22/85 C
1
N
S 2
1/04/85 A
4
L
S 2
1/00/85 C
I
N C60
H 2
1/15/85 C
1
N 881
H 2
1/16/85 A
4
E
H 2
1/23/85 A
1
N S51
H 2
1/30/85 C
1
N 046
H 2
1/30/85 C
3
N A54
S 2
1/30/85 C
t
N C60
S 2
2/02/85 A
3
N
H 2
3/12/85 A
4
E
S 2
3/13/85 A
1
N C60
H 2
4/03/85 C
I
N
S 2
6/10/85 C
I
N C60
H 2
6/20/85 B
2
N
H 2
6/24/85 A
4
E
S 2
7/03/85 C
1
N
H 2
7/11/85 C
JO
N
H 2
7/24/85 C
I
N 046
S 2
7/24/»5 A
I
N C60
H 2
8/07/85 B
1
N H60
S 2
8/13/85 A
1
N
S 2
8/22/85 C
1
N we 2
S 2
8/22/85 C
I
N
H 2
3/23/85 B
1
N
H 2
0/04/85 B
1
N
S 2
0/04/85 A
I
N W82
H 2
0/18/85 B
1
N H60
H 2
0/21/85 B
I
N W36
S 2
0/27/85 C
1
N W82
H 2
0/28/85 C
1
P N S80
H 2
10/23/85 B
1
P N MO 7
H 2
10/23/85 B
16
N MO 7
H 2
10/23/85 B
16
N
S 2
10/23/85 C
1
N W82
H 2
10/20/85 B
1
N
H 2
10/31/85 B
I
N M97
S 2
10/31/85 C
8
N
H 2
11/06/85 B
3
M M9 7
S 2
11/06/85 C
1
N -482
H 2
11/20/85 A
1
P N M97
H 2
11/20/85 A
7
M M9 7
S 2
11/20/85 A
1
P N W82
H 2
12/04/85 B
14
N M97
H 2
12/04/85 B
14
N
S 2
12/04/85 C
1
N W82
H 2
12/17/85 D
4
N
H 2
12/21/85 C
I
N M97
MONTHLY/*
N N U » L INDEX
1/01/8S - 12/31/95
SUBJECTS
>»r.c 663
1/16/96
S I
E I
C P<-. l
SEE MINORITY 3USINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
RALEIGH/DURHAM HEATHER BUREAU
SEE RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT,
HEATHER FORECASTS
"ALPHA LEMON CROSS PERFORMANCE
SEE ALSO DANCE
DANCE FESTIVAL CURTAIN TO FALL ON FRUITS OF WORKING TOGETHER
DANCING OIVERGENT. UNORTHODOX
YOUNG CHOREOGRAPHERS, COMPOSE' S SHOW THEIP STUFF
RA^ADA INN (DOWNTOWN. DURHAM, N.C.I
OOMNTOWN HOTEL NAMED RADISSON INN-DURHAM
FORMER RAMADA TO RE CHANGED H RADISSON INN
CIVIC CENTtR NEWS BOTH GOOD AND BAO
RAMAOA INN IWINSTON-SALEM, N.C.I
WINSTCN-SALEM HOTEL EVACUATED BECAUSE OF CARBON MONOXIDE
WEATHER BLAMED FOR TRAPPING GAS INSIDE HOTEL
RAM 80 I FILM I
CONGRESSMAN SAYS RAMBO HELPED REVIVE POW ISSUE
OAMPIONS
A LITTLE RAMP GOES A LONG HAT
RAND MCNALLY I. CO.
WE'RE NO. 3 AMONG TOP CITY AR=AS!
PROMOTERS DELIGHTED bY AREA'S DESIRABILITY
TRIAD RANKING A RAH DEAL
DURHAM TARGETS BEST-CITY RANKING
DURHAM'S REPUTATION: A CHANCE TO EARN IT
A CITY OF TWO TALES
A T-SHIPT IN MAYORAL SIZE
FIVE-MAN OJRHAM DELEGATION DELIVERS LONG 'WE'RE NO. I' SANNFR TO CHICAGO
DURHAM PROFILE RAISED IN WINDY CITY
MCNALLY URGES CITY TO IMPROVE
RATING EFFORT ORAWS ATTENTION
CITY'S NO. 1 EFFORT MAKES NETWORK TV
BULLISH ON DURHAM
5AN0ALL JARRELL'S LETTERS
THE LITERARY LANTERN
RANDLEMAN LAKE AND OAM
FALLS. JORDAN LAKES INCLUDED IN BUDGET PROPOSAL
CORPS OF ENGINEERS SATISFIED JITH FUNDS
COBEY SEEKS REMOVAL OF RANDLEMAN MQNEY
REPORT IDENTIFIED TOXIC MATERIALS IN 25-MILE STRETCH OF OFEP RIVER
SUBCOMMITTEE OKS RANDLEMAN DA" START-UP MONEY
CONSULTANTS BACK RANDLEMAN DAM
FUNDING FOR RANDLEMAN OAM MOVES TO NEW BILL
COBLE SUPPORTS RANDLEMAN PROJECT
HOPE SAIO DIM FOR RANDLEMAN PROJECT MONEY
RANDLEMAN DAM BACKED
COBEY SUPPORTS RANDLEMAN DAM = yT AIOE SAYS PROJECT FUNDS CUT
RANDOLPH COUNTY 30AR0 OF COMMISSIONERS
PETTY PUTTING BRAKES ON POLITICS
RANDLEMAN DAM BACKEO
RANOOLPH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEE RANDOLPH COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
RANOOLPH COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.
RANOOLPH PROBE CLOSED
RANDOLPH ROAO
OANGEROUS ROAOS
RANEY, A NOVEL INOVEL I
AUTHOR SAYS OFFICIALS AT UNIVERSITY FEARED EMBARRASSMENT FROM NOVEL
ACADEMIC NARROW-MINDEDNESS
CHRISTIAN WRITERS HAVE REAOY MARKET BUT EXPECTED TO STAY ON TMEIR TOES
LIGHT ON PLOT, HEAVY ON VIGNETTE NOVEL "PROVIDES COMEnv APLENTY'
AUTHOR OF NOVEL RANEY TO SPEAK AT UNC NOV. 13
RAPE, CHAPEL HILL
HILLSBOROUGH »»N HELD IN GIRL'S DEATH
CONSTRUCTION WORKER FACES CHANGES IN DEATH OF GIRL
SUSPECT CHARGED UN THREE OCUNT S IN GIRL'S SLAYING
MAN CHARGED IN GIRL'S DEATH HAS CONVICTIONS FOR ARSON
PAROLEE SEEMEO TO 6E 'FINE'
MAN ACCUSED IN GIRL'S DEATH PLACED UNDER SUtCIOE WATCH
QUICK ARREST A COMFORT
PSYCHIC 'TUNES IN' TO MURDER IF 3-YEAR-OLO GIRL
A COMMUNITY IN SHOCK
HEAPING DELAYEO FOR SUSPECT IN KIDNAPPING, KILLING "F CHILD
GPANO JURY HEARS FISHER CASE
GRAND JURY ISSUES MURDER lN?i: r«ENTS IN DEATHS OF FEwEL GIRL, ...STUDENT
WOMEN ATTACKED; VICTIM IN 1 CASE FIGHTS MAN OFF
SEXUAL ASSUALT CHARGES FILED
WOMAN ATTACKED IN HER HOME
LAB REPORT: HAIRS IN CAR MATC-I WITH SLAIN CHILD'S
WOMAN SEXUALLY ASSUALTED RV BURGLAR
WOMAN ASSAULTEO IN CHAPEL HILL
PROFESSOR SAYS CRIME INCREASE PART OF ORANGE COUNTY'S GROWING PAINS
MAJOR. UNSOLVED CRIMES KEEP OFFICERS BUSY IN 2 COUNTIES
RAPE. OUHHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM
SEE ALSO RAPE PR
SEE ALSO SELF-DE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL
TWO CHARGED Hi
POLICE SEEK MA
FOR THE RAPE V
TWO MEN ARE CI
TWO MEN FACE A
PSO IS FIRED,
FORMER DURHAM
JUDGE WON'T LO
LOWER 3CN0 DEN
STATE OISMISSE
DURHAM CRIMEST
BOND REDUCED 0
FORMER PSO'S B
GRANO JURY ISO
DURHAM GRANO J
LASTER GETS LI
DURHAM »4N REC
DURHAM CRIMEST
CHILD-ABUSE CR
GRANO JURY INO
ADDITIONAL CHA
ESCAPEO PRISON
RAPE CRISIS CENTER
EVENTION
FENSE
ASSAULTS
TH SEXUAL OFFENSES
N IN SHOOTING DiATH
ictim, help is a phone call away
argfd with assaulting woman
ssault charges
later chargeo with assault
pso faces sec0n3 sexual offense charge
her ex-officer's bono
ieo in child-abuse case
s one of tho charges against formes public safety officer
OPPERS: C°IME Or THE WEEK
N ASSAULT COUNT
ONO LOWERED TO « 10,000
ICTS EX-OFFICER
URY INOICTS DEVELOPER, FORMER OFFICER
FE TERM FOR ARMED R088ERIFS
EIVES LIFE SENTENCE
OPPERS CRIME OF THE WEEK
ACKDOWN NETS MAN 1100,000 30N0
ICTS 72 OF 72
RGE FILED AGAINST ESCAPEE
ER CHARGEO WITH KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT
H ?
7/15/85
A
1
p a
W66
H 2
7/16/85
B
1
R
L34
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7/13/95
0
4
R
971
%■ 2
2/14/»5
A
1
N
C60
H 2
2/15/95
B
1
N
L41
H 2
2/17/85
0
4
E
H ?
1/18/85
A
7
N
H 2
1/19/85
A
9
N
h 2
12/07/85
A
6
N
S 2
4/26/85
B
2
F
H 2
2/29/°5
A
1
M N
S 2
2/29/95
A
1
N
C60
S 2
3/05/e5
A
4
c
S 2
9/14/85
A
1
N
W8 2
H 2
9/19/85
A
4
E
H 2
9/19/95
A
4
E
H 2
9/21/85
A
5
p p
C56
H 2
10/02/=5
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K
P N
S 2
10/02/95
A
1
N
H(13
S 2
10/02/95
A
1
P N
HO 3
S 2
10/07/85
A
1
P N
Jl'
H 2
10/08/85
c
1
N
H 2
10/10/95
A
4
E
S 2
6/09/85
A
6
o
H 2
2/05/85
A
9
N
H 2
2/06/85
A
10
N
H 2
2/07/85
A
9
N
H 2
2/14/85
A
1 0
N
H 2
5/23/95
A
7
N
H 1
5/31/85
B
1
N
S 2
7/21/85
A
24
N
H 1
9/01/85
8
1
P N
H 2
8/03/85
A
8
H
S 2
9/17/85
A
7
N
H 2
10/10/95
A
6
N
H 2
9/06/85
c
7
P N
S 2
9/17/85
A
7
N
H 2 5/03/95 A 13
H 2
11/13/85
A
4
L
H 2
4/13/«5
ft
A
N
H 7
4/19/85
A
4
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H 2
6/16/85
n
3
P II
H4S
H 2
7/21/85
n
3
P II
H4S
H 2
10/31/85
A
19
N
U80
H 2
2/04/95
A
1
P N
K45
S 7
2/04/85
A
1
N
H 2
2/05/85
A
1
P N
K45
S 2
2/05/85
A
1
P N
H ?
2/05/85
A
1
P N
«45
S 2
2/06/85
A
1
N
S 2
2/06/85
A
4
F
S 2
2/06/85
f
1
N
1 3R
H 7
2/08/e5
A
4
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H ?
2/27/85
r
1
N
S ?
3/25/85
(
1
N
H /
3/26/85
H
1
N
m r
4/20/85
A
3
N
H 2
5/02/85
A
19
N
H 2
5/07/85
A
7
N
H 3
6/21/85
R
1
N
H 2
8/01/85
A
1 1
N
S 2
8/22/»5
A
1 4
N
H 2
8/27/85
(
1
N
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H 2
9/14/85
c
I
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K46
H
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2/23/"5
C 1
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1
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2/23/95
A
1 N
s
7
2/27/85
B
" F
JO*
H
7
3/25/85
9
N
s
7
3/25/85
A
N
1
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4/29/95
A
1 N
s
7
5/29/95
r
N
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H
?
5/30/85
8
N
H
7
6/13/85
8
N
SB?
H
?
6/28/95
B
I N
SB 2
H
?
7/01/85
B
G
s
7
7/01/B5
A
N
H
7
7/02/85
( 1'
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7/02/95
A
N
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7/03/85
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7/03/"5
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7
7/D3/85
A
' N
H
7
7/08/85
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7/18/85
8
N
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7
8/07/85
8
N
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8/31/85
A
N
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8/31/85
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MONTHLY
s u b j e c r
oat.p 689
1/16/86
WOMAN ASSAULTED
JUOGE SAYS STATE BREAKS TREATMENT LAW
WOMAN ASSAULTED _, .„
LABARRE SETS RELEASE RULES: 07DER CREATES GUIDELINES FOR JUVENILE CASES
YOUTH SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
PLEAS TAKEN IN BURGLARY. SEX ASSAULT
MAN FACES INCEST, ASSAULT CHARGES
SEXUAL CHILO ABUSE CRACKDOWN STILL ON OESPITE PLEAS
WOMAN ABDUCTED. ASSAULTEO
AP.OUCTEO WOMAN ASSAULTED, STABBED
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN KIDNAPPING. ASSAULT
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
ASSAULT IS REPORTED
SHERIFF'S OEPUTIES ARREST MAN FOR NCCU ABDUCTION, ASSAULT
DURHAM MAN HELD ON KIDNAPPING. ASSAULT CHARGES
YOUNG SEX OFFENDERS PLAN IS DRAFTED: RESPONSE TO JUDGE'S RULING...
BHND LOWERED FOR ACCUSED ASSAILANT
SEXUAL CRIMES ALLEGED
MAN HELD ON ASSAULT
MOTHER JAILED ON ABUSE CHARGE
POLICE HOLD MAN ON ASSAULT CHARGES
RAPE. INTERNATIONAL
FORMER BEAUTY QUEEN'S TRIAL SCHEDULED FEB. 5
RAPE. N.C.
SEE ALSO AUTOS. BLUE LIGHTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER
SEE ALSO RAPE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO PEGION K RAPE CRISIS COORDINATOR
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
CHARGE INAPPROPRIATE, COURT RULES IN REVERSING CONVICTION
APPEALS COURT REVERSES MANSLAJGHTER CONVICTION
TFSTI^ONY BEGINS IN TRI»L OF JOLFPACK FRESHMAN MOORMAN
ROXIORO MAN'S BONO SET AT $250,000
DOCTOR SAYS MEOICAL EXAM RESULTS WOULD MATCH MOORMAN VICTIM'S CLAIM
VICTIM'S FRIENO URGED HER TO 'EPORT ATTACK
MAN SAYS ALLEGED ASSAULT VICTIM TOLD HIM SHE WAS WORRIED...
MOORHAN: VICTIM SAID IT WAS JJST A MISTAKE
STATE'S MOORMAN BEGINS TESTIMONY
MOORMAN CLAIMS WOMAN ENCOURAGED SEXUAL CONTACT
RECRUITING ANGLE DISALLOWED 3Y JUOGE IN MOORMAN CASE
N.C STATE'S MOORMAN FOUND GUILTY
MOORMAN TO UNDERGO 60-0AY EVALUATION BEFORE SENTENCING
JUOGE WANTS MOORMAN TO UNDERGO EVALUATION
VIRTUE NOT TOO PRUDISH FOR TOTAY'S UNIVERSITY
JURORS: RACE NO FACTOR IN MOO'MAN TRIAL
BLACK ATHLETES ARE VICTIMS
MOORMAN GAINS SUPPORT AT RALLY
WILSON MAN SENTENCED ON FOUR SEX CHARGES UNDER SUICIDE WATCH
MOORMAN DISMISSES PAUL, HIRES RALFIGH ATTORNEY
TIME FOR RESPONSIBILITY
DURHAM MAN MAKES COURT APPEARANCE ON SEX CHARGES
STORE EMPLOYEE ABOUCTEO, ASSAJLTED
RALEIGH MAN FLEES FIRE; 2 GIRLS DEAD
RALEIGH MAN CHARGED WITH MUROER IN DEATHS
MAN CHARGED WITH FRANKLIN KIDNAPPING, ASSAULT
POLICE INVESTIGATE DEATH OF WOMAN, TWO CHILDREN
MAN VISITS SCENE OF FAMILY MU'OERS
MAN OUESTIONEO, RELEASEO IN FAYETTEVILLE KILLINGS
DEPUTY OISCOVFRED MOST HORRIFYING SCENE IN CAREER
FORT BRAGG SOLDIER CHARGED IN 3 DEATHS
SOLDIER CHARGED WITH KILLING JOMAN, CHILDREN
HUMANS NOT ALWAYS HUMANE
COURT HEARING HELO ON MUROER COUNTS
MOORMAN'S LAWYERS SEEK OISMISSAL
MOORMAN'S SENTENCING CONTINUED
PERCY MOORMAN SENTENCED
MOORMAN'S 12-YEAR SENTENCE TO BE APPEALED
FANFARE: MOORMAN'S ATTORNEYS TO APPEAL SENTENCE
ATTORNEYS FOR MOORMAN FILE MOTION SEEKING A NEW TRIAL
LOWER BONO DENIED IN CHILD-ABJSE CASE
TWO MORE CHARGED WITH MOLESTING 6-YEAR-OLD CHILD
SEXUAL ASSAULTS RISE SHARPLY— STATE REPORT
SOLDIER IS INOICTED IN THREE FAYETTEVILLE MUROERS
MAN ACQUITTED OF 1970 SLAYING
ORUG PURCHASES ASKED FOR MOORMAN ATTORNEY
MAN IS CHARGED IN 1979 SLAYING
BONO DENIED IN FAYETTEVILLE MURDER CASE
MOORMAN: PAUL INSTIGATED OISRJPTION IN COURTROOM
MARINE CONVICTED FOR ASSAULTING DAUGHTER
MAN SAYS PAUL AOVISEO HIM NOT TO DISRUPT TRIAL
JUOGE OENIES MOORMAN RETRIAL 310. DISBARS DEFENSE ATTORNEY
WOMAN ABOUCTEO, SHOT TO DEATH
TWU CHARGED WITH MURDER OF WOMAN
OOBSON WOMAN FOUNO OEAO: GIPL ASSAULTED
TWO GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SE XUAL -AS SAUL T CASES
YOUNG SEX OFFFNDERS NEEO TREATMENT; LAWYER TO PUSH STATE
RAPE TRAUMA COURT TEST IN N.C. BRINGS THREE DIFFERENT DECISIONS
SEXUAL ASSAULT REPORTEO IN OXFORD
FORSYTH DA, POLICE AT ODOS IN REOPENING CASE OF SLAIN COPY EOITOR
MAN GETS LIFE TERM FOR KIDNAP, ASSAULT
DOCTOR CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE
WOMAN DESCRIBES DAY HER DAUGHTER DISAPPEARED
JURY EXPECTFO TO CONSIDER VEROICT IN TEAGUE TRIAL TODAY
TEAGUE TRIAL STILL UNOECIDEO
TEAGUF ACOUITTEO IN WOMAN JOGGER'S DEATH
MAN HELD IN FRANKLINTON ASSAULT CASE
RAPE CRISIS COORDINATOR APPOINTED IN REGION K
RAPE, ORANGE COUNTY
•THIS IS THE VOICE THAT SCARE3 ME TO DEATH'
HAW RIVER MAN GETS LIFE TERM f OR ASSAULT
OELAY OF PROBABLE-CAUSE HEAPING LIKELY FOR DEFENDANT IN GIRL'S DEATH
ACCUSEO KILLER OFF SUICIDE WATCH
SEXUAL ASSAULT HEARING CLOSED
SPATE OF CRIME TAKING TOLL ON SHERIFF'S MANPOWER
GRANO JURY TO GET HAMMER-DEATH CASE
3 SENTENCED IN BURGLARY
RAPE, U.S.
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO RAPE-T0RTURE-MUR06R CRIMES
RAPE MYTHS COMPLICATE THE PROBLEM
ENOANGEREO BY SECRECY
RAPE MYTHS PERSIST
RAPE
U.S.. FALSE CONVICTIONS
JUOICIAL MALPRACTICE
OOTSON SHOULO BE FREED
C RECANTATIONS
RAPE ATTEMPTS. CARRBORO
ROOMMATES SAY STABBED WOMAN DISLIKEO HARRIS
STATE RESTS CASE IN MUROER TRIAL
JURY FINOS HARRIS GUILTY OF FIRST-OEGREE MURDER
RAPE ATTEMPTS, CHAPEL HILL
DATE
S I
E L
C PG L
9/11/85 A
9/13/85 A
9/14/85 A
9/30/85 A
10/01/85 C
10/02/85 B
10/15/85 C
10/24/°5 B
11/02/15 A
11/03/85 8
U/08/85 A
11/18/85 B
11/25/85 8
12/06/85 C
12/07/85 8
12/09/85 A
12/14/85 A
12/18/85 A
12/18/85 A
12/19/85 A
12/26/85 A
N S82
N
N S82
N S82
N S82
N
N S82
N AS4
G
N S82
N S32
H 1 12/27/85 B
S ?
2/06/85
A
5
N
H 2
2/07/85
B
3
N
H 2
2/12/85
B
2
N
H 1
2/12/85
R
1
N
H 2
2/13/85
B
4 P
N
H 2
2/14/85
0
1 P
N
S 2
2/14/85
c
3
N
H 2
2/15/85
c
1 P
N
H 2
2/16/"5
B
2
N
S 2
2/16/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
2/19/85
0
1
M
H 2
2/20/85
A
1 P
N
<; 2
2/20/85
A
1 p
N
H 2
2/21/85
0
I
N
H 2
2/22/85
A
4
E
H 2
2/23/85
0
2
N
H 2
2/26/85
A
4
L
H 2
2/26/85
0
1
N
H 2
3/02/R5
A
12
N
S 2
3/19/85
B
3
N
H 2
3/21/85
A
4
L
S 2
3/22/85
c
8
N
H 1
3/28/85
B
1
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
1 P
N
H 2
4/06/85
A
14
N
H 1
4/10/85
B
1
N
S 2
5/13/85
C
3
N
H 2
5/15/85
A
10
N
H 2
5/16/85
A
12
N
H 2
5/16/85
A
12
N
S 2
5/16/85
A
1 P
N
H 2
5/17/85
A
8
N
H 2
5/18/85
A
4
E
H 2
5/18/85
A
11 P
N
H 2
5/28/85
s
3
N
H 2
5/29/85
B
2
N
H ?
5/30/85
A
1 P
N
S 2
5/30/85
C
5
N
H 2
5/31/85
C
3
N
H 2
6/11/85
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ASSAULT THWARTED
MAN CLAD ONLY IN SHIRT GRABS AT WOMAN
MURDER SUSPECT PACES ADDED CHARGE
HARRIS INDICTED ON MUROER CHARGE
SEXUAL ASSAULT CHARGE IS FILE'
SEXUAL ASSUALT CHARGES PILED
MAN GETS 4-YEAR TERM IN 0= UNK- OR I V I NG DEATH
WRIGHT FACING ANOTHER CHARGE
RAPE ATTEMPTSt OURHAM
CUBAN IN OURHAM FACES DEPORTATION
CUBAN REFUGEE GETS PRISON TER'' FOR ATTEMPTED ASSAULT IN WOMAN
CHURCH MEMBERS, REFUGEES PAY CUBAN'S BONO
WOMAN CHARGES EX-PS3 IN ATTAC<
FORMER OURHAM PS3 FACES SEC0N1 SEXUAL OFFENSE CHARGE
GRANO JURY INDICTS 72 OF 72
MAN CwAR&EO WITH BURGLARY. ASSAULT
BEDROOM INTRUDER RUNS AFTER WOMAN SCREAMS
RAPE ATTEMPTSi N.C.
VANCE WOMAN SAYS MAN THRE- RA^Y INTO POND
SOME STATEMENTS IN PROBE OF B^^Y•S DEATH SAID FALSE
FALSE STATEMENTS CITEO IN VANCE DEATH PPUBE
OBI TUARY
MAN SOUGHT IN TWO SEXUAL-0FFE1SE INCIDENTS
WIFE SAYS BABY SAVED HER FROM UNC STUDENT'S FATE
RAPE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO DURHAM RAPE CRISIS CENTER-
SEE ALSO RAPE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO RAPE. N.C.
PUBLIC. POLICE CAN HELP PREVENT ATTACKS
RAPE-TDRTURE-MUROER CRIMES
SEE ALSO murder. U.S.
SEE ALSO RAPE. U.S.
SEE ALSO TORTURE
COURT RULES ON 3 CASES INVOLVING NORTH CAROLINA
RAPE TRAUMA SYNDROME
RAPE TRAUMA COURT TEST IN N.C. BRINGS THREE OIFFERENT OECISIONS
RAPPELLING
IT'S A L-0-O-O-NG WAY
RAPPORT
WHAT IS IT THAT SUPER- ACHI EVE' S HAVE IN COMMON?
RARE BOOKS
SEE ALSO BOOKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO THE BOOKSHOP ICHAPSL HILL USED C RARE BOOK STORE I
RARE-BOOK STORE DRAWS LOVERS DF PRINTED WORD
DUKE CURATOR CONTINUES RARE BOOK QUEST
BOOKS AS ART MEMORIAL SHOW
RARE 1ST EOITIONS ON DISPLAY AT DUKE
DUKE COLLECTION SHOWS QUEEN LIKED ROYAL LIFE
1810 ALMANAC GIVES INTERESTING INSIGHTS ABOUT STATE
RASHOMON IPLAY)
PERFORMING SPARKLES IN ROCK REST
'RASHOMON*
RATTLESNAKES
SEE ALSO SNAKES
SHERIFF BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE AT CHURCH EVENT
SHERIFF REMAINS IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER SNAKE BITE
HAYWOOD SHERIFF 'SICK MAN' FROM 3 1 TE BY RATTLESNAKE
SNAKE HANDLER CONSIDERS TAKINS SERVICES TO WEST VIRGINIA
'HIGHER LAW' GUIOES SNAKE HANDLER'S ACTIONS
SHERIFF BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE IS RELEASED FRO" HOSPITAL
OF FAITH AND SNAKES
RAVIOLI
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO GHIRARDELLI RAVIOLI FACTORY, INC.
RAVIOLI PLANT OPENS DOWNTOWN
RAYS OF HOPE
SEE ALSO SOLAR ENERGY
GOAL OF BOARO. RAYS OF HOPE TO MAKE CHATHAM COUNTY SOLAR CAPITAL.
REACH TO RECOVERY (PROGRAM FOR MASTECTOMY PATIENTS)
VOLUNTEERS WHO'VE BEEN THERE HELP WOMEN FACE MASTECTOMY
REACT CLUB UF DURHAM
SEE REACT CLUB OF DURHAM COUNTY I ACP0NYM1
READER'S DIGEST (MAGAZINE)
SWEEPSTAKES OFFER wITHORAWN
•INSTANT WINNERS' TO GET THF 1= CASH
READING
see also durham city schools. cjrriculum
see also dyslexia
see also illiteracy
see also tutoring programs
see also writing
salute to oukf
ourham fights illiteracy
•...nobody's gonna care how mjch it costs
innovative new spelling system depends on
reading series is offered
ourham in duke program
scholars, public in 'talk aboj t it' reaping program
young readers
program to help public-housing children in "ath, reading skills
reaoings '
writer to reao
halpern to reao from his poems
chappell to reao
tar heel writers open year with bank
•not for children only* series set
poetry reading planned in oxf^ro
koepke and green to read
noted authurs to offer readings at duke
area writers scheduled at festival for the eno
poetry reaoing set
READY mixed CONCRETE (N.C. 551
CONCRETE FIRM NEEDS WASTE OK S
REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
SEE ALSO LANO VALUES
SCRUTINIZE HOUSE WITH A CAREFUL LOOK AROUND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
TO MAIL A LETTER!' (CARTOON)
SIGHT. NOT SOUND
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SEE REALTORS. DURHAM
SEE REALTORS. N.C.
SEE REALTORS. U.S.
REAL ESTATE FIRMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
CnLClRCRAFT REPORTS INCREASES IN INCOME. SALES
REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
SEE ALSO EVICTIONS
SEE ALSO MORTGAGES
SEE ALSO PROPERTY DISPUTES
SEE ALSO TAX LIENS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SENATE APPROVES GRAND JURY USE TO INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING
REAL ESTATE MALPRACTICE
COMMISSIONER H1GHT SUES <. IN 1983 REAL ESTATE OEAL
INVESTIGATION COMPLFTED ON REAL ESTATE DEAL
REAL ESTATE TAXES. N.C.
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
WILLHOIT MAY PROPOSE REAL ESTATE SALES TAX
LAND-TRANSFER TAX REJECTED BY HOUSE PANEL
REAL ESTATE VALUES
SEE LAND VALUES
SEE PROPERTY REVALUATION
REALTORS. DURHAM
SFE ALSO DURHAM BOARD OF REALTORS
REAL ESTATE AGENT'S LICENSE SUSPENDED
EX-RENTAL AGENT HAS LICENSE SJSPENOED
HOUSES SELL RAPIDLY IN DURHAM
HIGHT DRAWS REAL ESTATE REPRMANO
HIGHT, STATE COMMISSION AGREE ON OEPRIMANO
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
REALTORS. N.C.
AN ONEROUS TAX ON REAL ESTATE
INVESTIGATION COMPLETEO ON REAL ESTATE DEAL
TITLE INSURANCE EXECUTIVE TO FIGHT KICKBACK CHARGE
REALTORS. U.S.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS* MEOIAN INCOME RISES TO $30,000 DURING '83
FRANCHISING 300M IN REAL FSTATE COOLING OFF
GRAY MARKET GROWS. YUPPIE ROLc DECLINES
REALTORS' ECONOMIST THINKS ECONOMY MILL DECLINE IN '86
RE-ANIMATOR IFILMI
BE WARNED: 'RE-ANIMATOR* IS C3MING TO TOWN
REAVES CO.
TEXTILES: DURHAM COMPANIES OK.
BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE
REBECCA AND THE HIGH TONES
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENU I
REBEKAH HARKMESS DANCE TRAINING AN3 RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO DANCE
OANCE CALSS
CORRECTION
RECALL
SEE AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS I
SEE REFERENOA
RECESSION, U.S.
UNC PROF EXPECTS OEEP RECESSION BY ENO OF '86
RECKLESS DRIVING
SEE ALSO ELOOO TESTS
SEE ALSO DRUNKEN DRIVING
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN DRIVING
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
MAN FACES CHARGES IN WRECK
PUBLIC SAFETY CHIEF SAYS CHASE POLICY OBEYED IN FATALITY
LONGER CABLE HEARING SOUGHT
HIGH-SPEED AUTO CHASES A NO-WIN STEP FOR POLICE
POLICE RIGHT TO CHASE ROBBER
POLICE ACTED PROPERLY
TRASH TRUCK TILTS POLE
22 INJURED IN ASHE COUNTY SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT
21 OFFICERS CHASE TEEN IN CAN3Y TRUCK; CHIEF SHOT
DURHAM MAN LEAOS POLICE ON A -UGH-SPEFO CHASE
MAN RECEIVES LOOGING - AND CHARGES
MOTORCYCLE DRIVER KILLED IN CASH OUR ING CHASE
DRIVER LEAOS OFFICER ON HIGH-SPEEO CHASE, THEN JUMPS FROM CAR
CASH ENOS CHASE; MAN IS ACCUSED OF DRIVING ORUNK
FATAL AUTO RACE LEADS TO PRISON SENTENCE FOR YOUTH
2 MEN FACE CHARGES AFTER CHASE
MOTORCYCLE CHASE LEADS THROUG^ GOLF COURSE, ENDS IN 13 CHARGES
CAR JUMPS CURB, RAMS INTO HOUSE
AFTER CHASE, MAN CHARGED WITH USING PHONY NAMFS
OFFICERS CATCH man HOLDING EX-WIFE, CHILDREN
YOUTH FLEES TRAINING SCHOOL, LEAOS OFFICERS UN CHASE
ROUGEMUNT MAN CITED AFTER 12-<ILE CHASE
TEEN LEADS LAW OFFICERS IN PURSUIT
CHASE WRECK INJURIES CLAIM BURLINGTON MAN
50-MILE CAR CHASE ENOS IN HEN3ERS0N
DRIVER FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES
CHASE LEADS TO DRUG CHARGES
MAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
OFFICERS SAY POLICEMAN WAS DRIVING TOO FAST BEFORE ACCIDENT...
STEM MAN ARRESTED AFTER 30-MILE CHASE
POLICE NAB MAN WHO LEO CAR CHASE
GEORGIA WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
FOUR INJURED IN CAR WRECK
MAN CHARGED AFTER 71-MILE POLICE CHASE
TROOPERS CHASE CAR THROUGH NORTHERN DURHAM
11 CHARGES FILED AFTER CHASE
TA30RN FACES CHARGES FOLLOWING POLICE CHASE
P122A TRUCK ORIVEP ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
THIEVES TAKE $2,380 FROM RESTAURANT SAFE
MAN LEADS POLICE ON CHASE
FLEEING DRIVER LEAOS POLICE 0* 23-MILE CHASE TO EFLAND
RECORD BAR
SEE ALSO LICORICE PIZZA
RECORD BAR BUYS CHAIN. LICO'IIE PIZZA, IN CALIFORNIA
CASSETTES TAKING OVER REC3RC ° AR ■ S SHELVES
MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT TO BENEFIT FAMINE VICTIMS
BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL STARTS ESOP WITH $140,000 GIFT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW COVFRS MORE FIRMS
OOSSIER: RON D. CRU1CKSHANK
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1/16/36
.(HAT IS IT THAT SUPER-ACHIEVE! S HAVE IN COMMON?
HEAD IN HANTS
TRIANGLE HOME SHOW OPENS THURSDAY
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN DEATHS
SALES SLUMP CLOSES, ALTERS 'ECORD 3ARS
RECCRO EAR LAYS OFF 22 AT HOME OFFICE
RECORD BAR LAYS OFF 22 LOCAL EMPLOYEES
FIREWALK HIGHLIGHTS FIRM'S MEETING
CLEARING THE RECORD
DD HOT FEET SELL HOT WAX?
WHAT KIND OF COMPANY...
RECORD PAR GETTING OUT OF FOOT BUSINESS
RECJRD BAR, SALES AND EARNINGS
RECORO EAR BUYS CHAIN. LICOPIEE PIZZA, IN CALIFORNIA
SALES SLUMP CLOSES. ALTERS REIOPD BARS
RECORD BAR LAYS OFF 22 AT HOME OFFICE
RECORD BAR LAYS OFF 22 LOCAL EMPLOYEES
RECORO dURNING l-USICI
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
RAOIO STATION PLANS TO BURN RECORDS
RECORO?
USA AFRICA: UNITED SUPPORT OF ARTISTS FOR AFRICA
SONG LAMENTS VANISHING OF LEA<SVILLE. SPRAY. ORAPFR
SOUNDS OF THE FUTURE
SOUNOS GOOD TO HIM
RECORD STORE OWNERS MAY VIOLATE PORNOGRAPHY LAMS
ALBUM IS KURALT'S GIFT TO 'DOWN HCwe.
TV'S KURALT RECORDS ALBUM ABOUT STATE
REAGAN OOUBLE-MINOEO ON DRUGS. VIOLENCE
RECORDS AND FIRSTS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RFCORDS
OURHAM man SETS ONE-FINGER PUSH-UP RECORD
46-DEGREE READING SETS RECORD LOW
THE PERFECT VIEW WAS ROSE-COL] R ED
HIT NUMȣR 4,192 FOR PETE ROSr I . . . i CAR TOON)
PETE ROSE'S SUCCESS GOES BEYOND MOST HITS
PETE ROSE GOT MORE HITS BUT DI ON • T BREAK RECORO
HEAT SETS RECORD
AND HOW HOT WAS IT? WOULO YOU BELIEVE 77!
ACC/LISTS
A SIZZLING THANKSGIVING OAY M« OE IT HOT FOR TURKEYS — ANO TaR HEELS
durham melts 17-year-old than<sgiving oay recoro
heels rewrite recoro books. jolt jaspers
recreation. durham
see also durham recreation oept.
see also teen center
recreation plan reviewed
things to 00 this summer
teens neeo a fun spot
summer recreational opportunities
seven parks being built at falls lake
life. be in it.
recreation, n.c.
see also n.c. recreation ano pa?k society, inc.
n.c. farmland becomes recreation site
5th state forest planned west of jordan lake
seven parks under development at falls lake
henoerson-vance swimming area opening
state forest development at jdroan to begin in spring
recreational vehicles
see also mobile homes
rv expo '85 set for greensboro
recruiting
see military, recruiting
see sports, recruiting
recycling
see also oil recycling plants
see also waste recycling
recycling is better
recycling opportunities
duke power co. receives award for recycling
the cancan man
recycling savings huge
recycling center has money woes
reo clay ramblers imusic gr0up1
ientertainers at the festival for the eno i
ramblers please the olo-time fans
red cross
see amer [can reo cross
reo oragon ifilhi
3 movies scheduled for triangle filming
'ed fezz corp.
see durham red fezz corp.
red mill road
city panel to consider second little river reservoir prioge
city staffer urges environmental protection of reservoir
no decision made on bridge
tpeyburn oevelopers map out road plans
reo roof inn
ourham zoning group hears motfl bios
zoning panel votes to block two motels
motel projects hit snag
watts residents seeking to bltck ourham hotel
zoning denies hotel bid
motel opponents win rouno on 70ning
red-shirting
see also college basketball
see also college football
see also colleges. u.s.. sports
acc's 'grandpa' kickin' up heels for shot at unc
blue devils ready to try red-shirting in one size
proposed ban on freshmen play=rs misses the point
red springs, n.c.
scars linger one »ear after twisters killeo t>2
two towns oamageo by tornadoes among 19 'tree cities u.s.a.' in n.c
church rebuilt after storm
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SEE GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WORK
SEE GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
SEE REGULATORY AGENCIES
0enH1LDR^?SS?.?^E*-SSCTSo3PSFFSI4C0rALPS?K0. RECTOR SAYS CHARGE TO RE DROPPED
■■M>BTg("fl||B»EnW LAW OK-O
8EDS^l1oUfTre%epts.?Edurham COJNTY. VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO FIRE TAX
"guShlS COUNclL0yQHSTUD?"FUNO.,G FOR GUESS ROAD |
REOWOOD FIREHFN ARE bURNEO un>JCC H
3 FIRES DESTROY HOUSE. 2 MOBILE HOMES 5
NEW STATION CUTS COST OF INSURANCE
REEO GOLD MINE
SEMONEY0SOUGHT f2r REED GOLD MINE HISTORIC SITE
REFEREES
SEE ALSO SPORTS. OFFICIALS
"IrINtVof'rEF-HANGING T-SHIRT TESTIFIES IN SUIT
WHISTLE TOUR'S NEXT STOP IS ULTIMATE FOR CLOUCHERTY
B6FER|NOAso 0URH1M, N-C., BQN0 REFERENOUMS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS. N.C.
"BlfL^OUL^LE-T'XfcrvOTFVs DECIDE ON VETO
RFFERENDUM FEVER
BK SrSSitL'LoM COMPLIES CLOSER TO ENACTMENT
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SENATE APPROVES AMENDMENT ON LOCAL-OPTION INVENTORY TAX
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REFOR^CHURCH^F AMERICA^ ^^ 0Jys pROpERTY, pLAN, BUILDING
SEE ALSO CAMBODIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO CUBAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO HAITIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO LAOTIAN REFUGEES
SEE ALSO VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
THE REFUGEES ARE WORKING „_.,_„
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r?BE^TlSS.STrI S/BK« REFUGEES NEED AID
SALVADOPAN TELLS ABOUT 'HOME'
?Sh?T?2sWT^I8RrSe^5^!TSI IRANIAN FAMILY
"EG|^R0yg"sH?PUP^SToSETE,,TO OPEN ON THURSDAY
REGENT LIGHTING CORPORATION _,«.„„
BURLINGTON LIGHTING PLANT WILL EXPAND
REGION J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS ._„„.„_.
SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
REGION K RAPE CRISIS COORDINATOR
SERAPESCRISli'cOORUINATOR APPOINTED IN REGION K
REGIONAL COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT
* SEE TRIANGLE J COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
REGISTRY OF INTERPRETERS FOR THE DEAF
"LISTENING^DURHAM JUDICIAL. COUNTY OFFICIALS SHOW CONCERN FOR PROBLEMS
SEMINAR SET ON DEAF ISSUE
REGULATORY AGENCIES
SEE ALSO BANKING REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO BUREAUCRACY, U.S. .
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL PAPER WOR<
SEE ALSO N.C ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
SEE ALSO NIC.. BOAROS AND COMMISSIONS
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AN") HEALTH
ADMINISTRATION
INDIVIUUALRFREEOOMf,ISSUES POSE BIG OILEMMA FOR N . C . L EG I SL ATOR S
HEARING OFFICER URGED FOR AGENCY REGULATION DISPUTES
OVERREGULATION AND RISKS FROM CHEMICALS OEBATED
stEte°anoDcom£unities STUDY SATELLITE DISH REGULATIONS
THIS LETTER TO UNCLE GOT LOST IN SHUFFLE
"^slE'ALCOH^Hi'HiaiL.rATION CENTER. BUTNER. N.C.
SEE CRIMINAL REHABILITATION
SEE N.C. REHABILITATION CENTERS
REIDSVILLE.rN.C.s rQ ^ gu[LT XJ Re,0SVILLE
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firm won't drop insurance for city
religion isee also names of churches!
see also ei9le
see «lso plack churches
see also bqrn-again christians
see also businesses. u.s.. "elision
see also christianity
see also church of Scientology
see also churches, durham
see also confessions
see also duke univ. divinity sc-«ool
see also ecjmenical movement
see also evangelism
see also freedom of religion
see also fundamentalists
see also islam (general heading)
see also jews
see also -inisters. n.c.
see also "uslims
see also prayer
see also religion. television avd raoio 3r0adcasts
see also religious cults
see also schools, n.c.. religion
see also separation of church am0 state
see also shrouu of turin
see also soviet union, religion
SEE ALSO U.S. army, RELIGIOUS PRACTICES
•A SCOUT IS REVER.ENT'
MEANINGFUL LIFE: AUTHOR: ANYONE CAN FIND IT, KITH OR WITHOUT RELIGION
HUMANISTS SEEK ANTI-&OD SOCIETY
THE MYSTERIOUS PRESTER JOHN
SCOUTS MAKE GOD UPTIONAL
EXECUTIVE: SCOUTS STILL BEHIN? GOO
OR. MARTt JILL SPEAK ON RELIGION
BELGIAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY FIRM TO MOVE NEAR RTP
WHY GROVEL IN GUILT?
RELIGION, TELEVISION AND RADIO BROADCASTS
SEE ALSO RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
TV EVANGELISTS NEED SIN TO 3UILD BUSINESS
■GOD'S LAW' IS NOT A CLUB
TV GETS CREOIT FOR CONSERVATIVE SWING
PAROLED EVANGELIST REBulLOS MINISTRY
TACKLING TVS MORAL DECAY
RELIGIOUS CULTS
SEE ALSO EXORCISM
SEE ALSO HARE KRISHNA
SEE ALSO UNIFICATION ChURCH
SEE ALSO V00003
SEE ALSO WITCHES
BUHKE GOSPEL PAOIO SHOW HOST :haRGED WITH IN0ECcNT LIBERTIES
NEIGHBORHOOD RAVAGEO BY VANDALS
SNAKE HANDLERS. POLICE CLASH AT RELIGIOUS MEET
■HIGHFR LAW" GUIDES SNAKE HANOLER'S ACTIONS
Snake HANDLER DIES FROM BITE
PRINCE BELIEVED GOO WOULDN'T LET him DIE from SNAKF BITE
MAN BITTEN 3Y SNAKE DRANK STRYCHNINE
POLICE SAY 4-VEAR-OLO DIED AFTER LAYING ON OF HANDS
POLICE SAY FATHER THOUGHT CHILO 'MIGHT PE POSSESSED'
OF FAITH ANO SNAKES
N.C. TRANSPORTATION BOARD TO START RESTRICTING RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
NO FREEDOM FOR VIOLENCE
SNAKE-HANDLER 'FORGOT TO PRAY.' HIS SISTER SAYS
HELMS: Tax WITCHES; amenoment WOULD DENY EXEMPTIONS TO CULTS
SHOULD IRS PICK SAINTS?
WOMAN SENTENCEO FOR BOY'S DEA'H
MINISTER. PARENTS SENTENCED IN RITUAL STRANGLING
PREACHING PUNISHMENT
REMEDIAL EDUCATION
SEE BACK-To-BASICS
SEE READING
SEE SCHOOLS. U.S.. CURRICULUM
RENCHER ST. COMMUNITY IORANGE CJUNrY, N.C.I
CHEEKS-MILES VS. RENCHER ST. NEEDS OESATEO AT COMMISSIONERS' MEETING
RENCHER street AREA is "LOCK srant CHOICE OF COMMtSSIONFRS, 3-1
RENCHER STREET AREA TO BE TARGETED FOR BLOCK GRANT
OIVIOED BOARO VOTES TO PUSH MERGER STUCV
RENEW PROGRAM
SEE N.C. WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
=£' T SUBSIDIES
SEE ALSO OURHiM HOUSING AUTHORITY, RENT SUBSIOIEs
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENT SJbSIDIES
SEE ALSO HOUSING. OURHAM
SEE ALSO HUUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
PLAN TO HALT HOUSING SUBSIOIES DRAWS PROTEST
COUNCIL AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH LOT FOR CARWASH
STATE AID FAVOREO IN AVONOALE MANOR PROJECT
APARTMENTS PROPOSED FOR CAM0E1 AVE. -1-8*
CITY COUNCIL TO SEEK STATE AH FOR APARTMENTS
HOUSING GROUP GETS FUNDS FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES
PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS DRAWS BLAST
RtNTAL PROPERTY
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. OFFICE PROPERTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING. N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING. U.S.
FIRm.s jse OF CITY PROPERTY WISE MOVE
BONO WILL NEGOTIATE FOR MORE OFFICE SPACE
REPORTERS. INTERNATIONAL
LUNCH WITH JUOGE "ARE T"EAT FOR JAPANESE COURT REPORTER
REPORTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
SEE ALSO N.C. P"£SS CLUB
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS WOMEN
FROM OUT TO IN: GOVERNMENT POSTS PRESENT momeTa"y LURCS. fthicaL TRAPS
WARPEN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TQ ABOLISH OEATH PFNALTY
SEN. JORDAN'S KNOWLEDGE OF NE J SPARER I NG MINIMAL
THE UNSIGNED GEMS
SENATE OKS BILL TO RAISE WORTHLESS CHECK CHARGES
REPORTERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO SPORTS. REPURTERS
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AFTER WITNESSING HISTORY. JOU1NALIST HANTS HER OREOS
WHAT BOTHERS REAGAN? REPORTER''.. MAINLY
IS PRFSS CREDIBLE? WE'RE SURE TRYING
AT SUMMITS. REPORTERS NOTE EVERY SCRAP
LET REPORTERS COVER WAR
ALASKAN SCANDAL STORY PPOOUCT OF PERSISTENCE
TRYING TO OESCRIBE CRAZY WOPL? CAN BE DANGEROUS
DUKE ALUMNI WHO ARE JOURNALISTS TO "EET
PRESS AODRESSEO
UNC REGIONAL SPACE-REPORTER SCARCH CENTER
SUMMIT BLACKOUT LEFT REPORTERS FRUSTRATED
REPUBLICAN PARTY. DURHAM COUNTY
GOP SCHEDULES PRECINCT MEETINGS
REPUBLICANS TO PICK OFFICERS
DURHAM REPUBLICANS ELECT PRECINCT OFFICERS. OELcGATES
COUNTY GOP CHAIRMAN HARLOW SAYS HE WON'T SEEK RE-ELFCTIC
LINCOLN DAY DINNER SET
DURHAM
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LINCOLN DAY DINNER
LOSER FIGHTING BACK
IN 1894. GOP HAD PAPER IN DURHAM
BETSY BLALOCK ELECTED GOP CHAIRMAN
BLALOCK: GOP MUST BE MORE VISIBLE. ACCESSIBLE
OEMOCRATS DISGRUNTLED?
REPUBLICAN PARTY
SWITCHES TO GOP SCARCE IN UUSH AM
GOP NEEDS SOME FLAIR TO WIN OVER DEMOCRATS
FUNOERBURK OUTLINES THEMES Fa3 HIS CAMPAIGN
FUNOERBURK FIRM IN HIS TACK TO RIGHT
MAKKHAM TELLS GOP TO GET ACTIVE LOCALLY
FUNDERBURK SUPPORT VUICEO
REPUBLICAN PARTY. N.C.
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
SEE ALSO BLACKS. POLITICAL PARTIES
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO REPUBLICAN PARTY. ORANGE COUNTY
STATE'S NEW GOP CONGRESSMEN HF LO 'THEIR OWN MEN'
JOHNSTON EYEO FOR GOP CHAIRMAN JOB
CHARLOTTE LAWYER IS MARTIN'S CHOICE TO LEAD STATE GOP
SELECTION OF STATE GOP CHAIRMAN SEEN AS MOVE FOR PARIV HARMONY
KNOX SAYS HE HAS TALKED ABOUT JOINING GOP
COCKERHAM SAYS STATE GOP POST FULL-TIME JOB
MARTIN WANTS PART-TIME PARTY CHAIRMAN
MARTIN SAYS STATE CAN REIMBURSE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ON TAX CUTS
GOP WALLET THICK; DEMOCRATS' 'HIN
REPUBLICAN UPSETS DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATOR
FEW OEMOCRATS EXPECTED TO JOI1 GOP
ROYALL HELPS REPUBLICANS
DUMPED DEMOCRATS GET A GOP I NV I TA I TON
LINCOLN DAY DINNER
ROLLER COASTER ENDS AT THE TOP FOR JACK HAWKE
DEMOCRATS HELP THE POOR
NO MAJOR STUMBLING BLOCKS SEEN BECAUSE OF PARTISAN FIGHTS
HE HAS 'HAO ENOUGH' WITH DEMOCRATS
•YOUR MOVE. GUVNOR' (CARTOONI
6TH OISTR1CT GOP CONVENTION WILL BE HELP NEXT SATURDAY
REPUBLICANS THINK VETO ISSUE WILL HELP PARTY
DEMOCRATS FEAR MARTIN SETTING TRAP FOR ELECTIONS
GOP TO HOLO CONVENTION SATURDAY
GOP TARGETS ROYALL. RAMSEY IN PRIMARIES
WHAT IF THAT DOESN'T WORK. JIM?
GOP FRESHMEN SHOWING OFF, N.C. HOUSE LEAOER CHARGES
•OPERATION OPEN DOOR' BECKONS TO OEMOCRATS
KNOX FORMALLY LEAVES DEMOCRATS FOR GOP
EDDIE KNOX, JESSE HELMS. JIM MARTIN
PARTIES BATTLE FOR LOYALTIES OF INDEPENDENT THINKERS
THE MAINSTREAM'S WHERE IT IS
BLACK LEADERS SEE AOVANTAGE II JOINING GDP
N.C. REPUBLICANS GATHER, SALUTE HELMS
MARTIN CHASTISES ASSEMBLY, AS EAST MISSES CONVENTION
SPECULATION ON EAST SENATE SEAT RAMPANT
GOP SENATE FIGHT WOULO ENO UNITY MYTH
GOP HEAD: OEMOCRATS SWITCHING
OEMOCRATS" PORK FEAST HAS GOP STOMACHS RUBBLING
TWO PARTIES PREPARE DIFFERING REPORTS ON 1995 LEGISLATURE
N.C. REPUBLICANS ARE STEPPING UP OPERATION SWITCH
POLITICIANS CONSIDERING LOBBYING ON ELECTION CHANGE
IN PARTY SWITCH: GOP CEAOERS CONFIOENT GOAL WILL BE REACHEO
IF EAST BOWS OUT. ..WHO'S THE JLTERNATIvf?
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTROL BY 1990 IS GOP N.C. GOAL
GOP RAISES ITS SIGHTS
GOP SAYS SWITCH-OVER GOAL REACHED
GOP NEEDS SOME FLAIR TO WIN OVER DEMOCRATS
GOP OPERATION SWITCH (CARTOONI
OEMOCRATS DISPUTE GOP DRIVE RC-PORT
MARTIN'S POSITION ON SALES TAX HIKE HAS SOME RE°UBLICANS CONCERNED
DEMOCRATS GEAR UP FOR CRITICAL YEAR
STATE REPUBLICANS SAY PARITY WITH OEMOCRATS 'IN SIGHT'
REP. 9R0YHILL'S DECISION THWA»TS GREAT GOP TEST
GOP SEEKS CHURCH LISTS
REPUBLICAN DRIVE FOR BLACKS FACES SOME LARGE ROADBLOCKS
GOP TARGETS HOUSE SPEAKER'S S:AT
BROYHILL STRESSES JOBS; FUNDE' BURK RAPS COMMUNISTS
BROYHILL'S VOTES IN CONGRESS ARE ATTACKEO BY FUNOERBURK
BOTH GOP SENATE CANDIDATES HAVE POINTS
GOP MAY LOSE INCUMbENTS
GOP SENATE RACE TESTS PARTY'S STRATEGY
GOP LEGISLATORS GETTING ITCHY FEET
MARTIN 'NEUTRAL' ON GOP PRIMAJY
B'RRINGER INOUCTED INTO REPUBLICAN HALL OF FAME
VICE PRESIDENT WILL VISIT N.C. TOOAY
BUSH CRITICIZES 'THE SIREN CALL OF PROTECTIONISM'
BROYHILL NO PARTY-BUILDER
CONSERVATIVE GROUPS CAST LOT WITH BROYHILL
GOP PLAYS HAROBALL IN N.C.
GOP LEADERS AT OOOS OVER 3LAC< LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS
MRS. NEAL VYING FOR N.C. MOUSC
PRESIDENTIAL COATTAILS ICARTOONI
MARTIN RECRUITING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATURE
GOP TARGETS REP. MILLER
TWO REPUBLICANS RUNNING FOR 10 TH CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
REPUBLICAN PARTY. ORANGE COUNTY
GOP PRECENCT MEETINGS SET
REPUBLICAN PARTY. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEOERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
WHAT MAKES A PERSON A REPUBLICAN?
MRS. KIRKPATRICK'S SWITCH SHOJLO CLUE DEMOCRATS
BILL AIMED AT ENDING PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
GOP SUMMONS DEMOCRATS
REPUBLICAN PROF MOURNS 'LEFTWARD TREND'
GOP HEAD: DEMOCRATS SWITCHING
MRS. OOLE MAY BE THE ANSWER
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SI BILLION MULTI-USE PARK PLANS UNVEILED
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CITY, TREYBURN REACH SERVICES AGREEMENT
TREYBURN CLOSER TO REALITY
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SEE ALSO OUTLET STORES
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
FLORIOA FIRM BUYS TRIANGLE MALL, PLANS HOTEL
BUILOINGS AT 1-40 MALL PLANNED
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GOVERNOR ATTENDS CELEBRATION WELCOMING FOUNDATION LEADER
TRIANGLE FOUNDATION PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT CHAIN'S BANQUET
RESEARCH PARK'S EDGES BEGINNMG TO FRAY JUST A BIT
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S385.000 CONTRACT AWARDED FOR NEW RESEARCH PARK SIGNS
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COMPUTERS KEEPING IN STEP
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FRANCHISING BOOM IN REAL ESTATE COOLING OFF
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RTI TO TEST CONTRACEPTIVE IMPLANT
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MAGAZINE WINS EXCELLENCE AWARD
RTI'S BRASS CHOSE DURHAM
JEFFCOAT PROMOTED TO OIRECTOR AT RTI
INSTITUTE TO STUOY WAYS TO BUILO 'TRIANGLE FAST-
STUDY: NATION'S CAPITAL LESS 1ANGER0US THAN BELIEVED
FIRM USES GRANT FOR NEW EYE OF V I C E
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FIRST STEP IS TO DETERMINE WASTES TO BE REGULATED
COMPUTERIZED EYEGLASSES HELP DEAF SEE SPEECH
LCM RECOGNIZED FOR CREATIVE MARKETING
GUILFORD SCHOOLS MERGER PROPOSAL EXPECTED
UP&RAOING OF TELEPHONE SERVICE UNOER WAY
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, EMPLOYEES
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RTI HAS 'VIGOROUS GROWTH'
RTI'S BRASS CHOSE DURHAM
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, GRANTS
N.C. STATE, RTI GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SCIENCE MATERIALS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE, REVENJES
4S« OF RTI EMPLOYEES LIVE IN DURHAM COUNTY
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RTI GROWTH MEANS NEW BUILDING
RTI HAS BIG YEAR, NEEDS NEW BJILDING
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INTERNATIONAL VISITORS CENTER
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VISITORS' CENTER BACK AT SANFOROS'
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SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., RFSEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT
SEE ALSO SPECTRUM OATA SYSTEMS, INC.
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE EAST
Z RTP FIRMS TO GET FUNOS
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RTP AMONG CITY'S TARGETS FOP LONG-RANGE ANNEXATION
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I N D E X
13/31/95
THE PERPETUATED MYTH
NEW PARK SIGNS BEING CONSIDERED
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT THREATENS HOI E OWNER
DURHAM LAWYER KEY FIGURE IN L» NO BOOM NEAR DTP
HIGH-TECH WAR ESCALATES
SHELL PLANS TO BUY 700 ACRES DP LAND NEAR RTP
SHELL OIL PLANS J30 MILLION LAND PURCHASE E°OM GE
RTP TEST ON CHALLENGER
RTP-BASEO COUNCIL KINS EDUCATION CONTRACT
BOARD TO REDUCE VALUE OP RTP TRACT
NO DANGER JF LEAKS IN PARK, UNION CARBIDE OFFICIAL SAYS
NEAR RTP: PIZZA CHAIN OPENS HEAOQUARTFRS
UNION CARBIDE OFFICIAL IN RTP PROMOTED
MAJOR TRIANGLE WORKSHOP PLANNED FOR INVENTORS
GE AT RTP TO CLOSE FOR WEEK
RTP FIBER-OPTIC CEREMONY INITIATES SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNICATIONS LINK
FIRM HOLDS FIBER-OPTIC CEREMONY
NORTHERN TELECOM SUBSIDIARY P.ANS 190 MILLION PLANT IN RTP
S90 MILLION FACILITY TO EMPLOY 2,000
OAY CARE UNIT SET NEAR PARK
RTP PRESTIGE ENHANCEO
TEER ENTERPRISES AGREES TO SELL RESEARCH TRIANGLE PROPERTIES
TFER TO SELL PARK BUILOINGS
HUNT PUSHES TRIANGLE EAST IN * TP TALK
MARTIN SAYS RTP HELPED DISTINGUISH N.C. ON JAPAN TRIP
CHALLENGES FACE TRIANGLE PARK LFADER
II BILLION MULTI-USE PARK PLANS UNVEILEO
RESEARCH PARK, RESIDENTS LOSE ELECTRICAL POWER
U.S. AGENCIES GETTING SET FOR SHUTDOWN
FEDERAL RTP OFFICES PREPARING FOR SHUTDOWN
WORKERS AT HEALTH STATISTICS LAB GET OK TO RETURN TO RTP BUILDING
GLAXO INC. HEAOOUARTERS TO BE DEDICATED
GLAXO HEADQUARTERS, NOW TRIPLED IN SIZE, OEPICATED BY OFFICIALS
MARTIN: GLAXO A -RISING STAR1
SUN GETS PARK OFFICE
HERALD FORMALLY OPENS BUREAU FOP TRIANGLE PARK
OPENING NEW OFFICE
OESIGN KEEPS CENTER ON STEADY COUPSF
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
GROWTH CHANGING RALEIGH'S IMA".E
NEW PROJECTS NEED OIRECTION, 4ARM0NY
LITTLE-KNOWN LAB TRYING TO TOPPLE FORESTRY WOES
BHOPAL PROTEST
2ND HEARING SET ON INCINERATOR PERMIT
RESEARCH DIRECTOR RECEIVES COMMANDER'S AWARO
BELL NORTHERN STARTS PROJECT JITH RINGING BOOM
COG PANELS TO PROMOTE PORT
MAGAZINE BOOSTS OURHAM
BELGIAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY FIRM TO MOVE NEAR RTP
TAINTED SOIL FOUND NEAR PARK
TRAOE ZONE TOASTS FIRST ANNIVTRSARY
ZONE'S DIRECTOR EXPLAINS SEPVICE AS TEMPORARY HAVEN FROM DUTY, TAX
BELGIUM FIRM PLANS TO MOVE NEAR PARK
'CELEBRATION IN THE PARK' PLAINED AS PAYOFF FOR GIFTS
CELEBRATION AT RTP SET
TEST WELLS ARE DRILLED ON GE SITE
SILICON WAFER PLANT PLANS MID-JANUARY PPOOUCTIJN
SPECTRUM DATA SYSTEMS: IT SELLS PRODUCTS — ANO IDEAS
UOI PARK DEDICATED WITH: ' WE '\ E HERE'
FIRM TO AOD TESTS ON ANTI-AIDS DRUG
HOMES FOUND FOR 3" VISITORS TO BE IN TRIANGLE AT CHRISTMAS
RDU AIRPORT AUTHORITY MEETING IS CANCELED
BIOTECH ROUTINE IN TRIANGLE
FOUR PERMITS SOUGHT TO DISCHARGE WASTEWATER
AFRAID TO FLY? AIRLINE'S PROGRAM MAY BE JUST THE TICKET
BONDS APPROVED
RTP LAB TRIES TO SMOKE OUT WOTD STOVE HAZARDS
RTP IMPORTANT PART OF OURHAM
SUMITOMO PLANT NEARING C AP AC IT Y : . . . • TR ANS F£ RR ING TECHNOLOGY FROM JAPAN.
SUMITOMO PLANT NEARING CAPACITY: MAKING FIBER OPTIC CABLE...
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
ROYALL'S BILL WOULO BAR ANNFXA
ROYALL'S RTP BILL ANGERS C OUNC
BILL TO BAN ANNEXATION OF PAR<
KEEP PARK FENCED FROM GREEDY C
RTP TAX AREA BILL ADVANCES
AT PULLEY'S REQUEST: VOTE POST
COUNCIL EXPECTEO TO VOTE ON RT
CITY COUNCIL AIMS TO SLOW 'NO
WATERSHEO LAW PASSED
COUNCIL WINS MORE TIME ON PAR<
COUNCIL OPPOSES RTP BILL, CALL
COUNCIL WILL OPPOSE BILL BLOC<
DURHAM'S UNEASE VALIO, BUT PR?
ROYALL'S RTP BILL SHOULD BE RE
JUNE INSIGHT
SAY ON PARK ANNFXATION SUPPORT
DATE TO START NEW COUNTY PAY »
OURHAM, STATE TO DE3ATE RTP AN
VOTE DELAYED ON PARK BILL
COUNCIL FAVOREO 104 APAPTMENT^
RTP TAX DISTRICT STATUS CALLED
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK BILL A
NO ANNEXATION OF RTP SAIO UNFA
COMPROMISE PROBED ON RTP "E»SJ
HOUSE MEMBERS WORK OUT DIFFERS
COMMISSIONERS COULO THWART ANN
COUNCILMEN UNHAPPY WITH RTP BI
HOUSE ENDORSES RTP BILL BUT AM
PARK'S SNUB BEHIND FLAP OVER A
MEASURE TO BAR PARK ANNEXATION
STATE SENATE GETS BILL TO PROH
RALEIGH TELLS OURHAM ABOUT GR"
PARK BILL MAY BE AMENDED
SUPPORTERS DELAY VOTE ON RTP R
GENERAL ASSEMBLY USURPS LOCAL
BUKROUGHS WELLCOME BACKS PARK
BILL WOULD BAR COUNTY OECISION
DURHAM SENATORS SPLIT AS ANNE"
CITY SHOULO BE EXPANSION AREA
SENATE PASSES BILL BLOCKING RT
N.C. SENATORS BLOCK FORCED » T?
RTP ANNEXATION BAN PASSES
OFFICIALS AFRAID BILL MAY HURT
RALEIGH SOON WILL BE NEXT 000»
RTP BILL AN EXAMPLE OF HASTE,
THE PERPETUATFO MYTH
RTP ANNEXATION
RTP: GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDE
HOUSE SUPPORTS DEATH PENALTY 1
CONCERNS OVER TREYBURN PLANS «
RUNNING AWAY FROM REALITY
ROYALL CRITICIZED FOR RTP LEGI
OURHAM WINS, LOSES SOME IN LEG
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RES: DURHAM OFFICIALS TELL LEGISLATORS OF
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EXATIPN BILL
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SUBJECTS
PAG*- 699
1/16/B6
AIRLINE'S EXPANSION MAY MEAN
RTP'S TO BLAME
,000 JOBS. CHAMBER IS TOLD
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
GROUND BROKEN FOR UNDER WRITERS LAa
ItO MILLION OFFICE PARK TO BE S'JILT
TEER TO BUILD «30-t40 MILLION OFFICE CO»PLE«
IBM BRANCHES OUT AGAIN
SUMITOMO TO EXPAND RESEARCH FACILITIES
GROUND BROKEN FOR 160 MILLION PROJECT NEAR RTP
GROUNO BROKEN FOR ALSTON PARK
GLAXO BREAKS GROUNO FOR RESEA'CH CENTER
GLAXO BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW 0' UG FACILITY
TRIANGLF EXECUTIVE PARK CONSHUCTION READY TO 3EGIN
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. EMPLOYEES
RTP CALLEO HI-TECH JOB PARADISE
MORE FOREIGN CITIZENS FILL H[;H-T?CH JOBS IN PARK
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. FREE TRAOE ZONES
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, FREE TRADE ZONES
SEE ALSO IMPERIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO N.C., FOREIGN TRADE
SEE ALSO N.C., FOREIGN TRADE ZO-JE
SEE ALSO PORT OF DURHAM U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE
CHINESES CHECK OUT DURHAM TRA5E ZONE
EXPANSION PLANS SLOW CONSTRUCTION OF HOTEL
CUSTOMS CUTS WON'T RUIN TRAOE ZONE. OFFICIALS SAY
FOREIGN TRAOE ZONE OFFICIAL EXPECTS BUSINESS AS USUAL
CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE CUT AT CUSTOMS OFFICE
GROUP DEFENDS PORT OF DURHAM
TRIANGLE TRADE ZONE 'BOOMING'
COG PANELS TO PROMOTE PORT
TRAOE ZONE TOASTS FIRST ANNIV5RSARY
ZONE'S OIRECTOR EXPLAINS SERVICE AS TEMPORARY HAVEN FROM DUTY, TAX
RESEARCH TRIANGLF PARK, HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NUCLEAR WASTES 01S.P0SAL
HEARING SLATED ON WASTE PERMIT
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES OISPOSAL AMD STORAGE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE "ARK, HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT
HEARING SLATED ON WASTE PERMIT
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND 0FVELOP"ENT
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY, N.C, LANO-USE PLAN
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ZONING
RTP AMUNG CITY'S TARGETS FOR LONG-RANGE ANNEXATION
BETTER ROAOS ESSENTIAL TO RTP'S HEALTHY FUTURE
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY SHILOH RESIOENTS
PARK PILL MAY BE AMENOED
CITY SHOULD BE EXPANSION AREA FOK RTP
PANEL: COORDINATE TRIANGLE'S SROWTH
CONTROL BURGEONING DEVELOPMENT
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, POST OFFICE
FOREST HILLS POST OFFICE MAY =ELOCATE TO PLAZA
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. RUN IN THE PARK
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
GOLO MEOALIST FEATURED IN RTP RUN-A-THON
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, SIGNS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
RESEARCH PARK'S EDGES BEGINNING TO FRAY JUST A BIT
NEW PARK SIGNS BEING CUNSIOER'O
HIGH-TECH DIRECTIONS
1385,000 CONTRACT AWARDED FOR NEW RESEARCH PARK SIGNS
NEW PROJECTS NEEO OIRECTION, ^RMONY
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM
SEE ALSO TAXES, OURHAM COUNTY
RTP TAX AREA BILL AOVANCES
RTP TAX DISTRICT STATUS CALLED 'UNACCEPTABLE'
NO ANNEXATION OF RTP SAID UNFAIR TO TAXPAYERS
HOUSE ENOORSES RTP BILL BUT AMENDMENT POSSIBLE
PARK BILL MAY BE AMENOEO
SUPPOPTERS DELAY VOTE ON RTP "ILL
BURROUGHS WELLCOME BACKS PARK OISTRICT
SENATE PASSES BILL BLOCKING RTP ANNEXATION
RTP ANNEXATION BAN PASSES
OFFICIALS AFRAIO BILL MAY HURT ANNEXATION EFFORTS
RTP BILL AN EXAMPLE UF HASTE, BAO POLITICS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, WATER ANO CEWER LINES
COUNCIL EXPECTED TO VOTE ON RTP ANNEXATION BILL
OURHAM COMMISSIONERS TO MEET ON FEES FOR WATER, SEWER PROJECTS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, ZONING
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ZONING LAWS
RTP AMONG CITY'S TARGETS FOR LONG-RANGE ANNEXATION
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
RESEARCH TRICENTER (RALEIGHI
FIRM PLANNING OFFICE PARK
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
RESERVATIONS, INC.
CHARLOTTE FIRM OFFERS CHEAPER HOTEL RATES
RESERVOIRS
SEE CANE CREEK RESERVOIR
SEE LAKE MICHIE
SEE LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR
RESISTING ARREST
FORMER OFFICER HOLDS POLICE AT BAY FOR OVER 4 HOURS
BURLIN&TON POLICE USE TEAR GAS TO END STANDOFF
THE RESOLUTE BUILDING COMPANY
BUILDING CONVERSION PLANNED
RESORT TOWNS
SEE ALSO BEACHES, N.C. AND S.C.
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 70o
1/16/96
RESORT TOWNS PLAN TO OPPOSE ABOLITION OF ALl PROPERTY TAXCS
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
SEE LUNG DISEASES
RESPITE CARE
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN! HANDICAPPED
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOME S
RESPITE PROGRAM GIVES ALZhEImtr'S CAREGIVERS A BREAK
PROGRAM GIVES TIME OFF FOR CARETAKERS
REST AREAS
SEE ALSO WELCOME CENTERS
REST STOPS OPFN ON INTERSTATE 85
REST STOPS ARE FOR REST
REST HOMES
SEE GROUP CARE homes
see nursing homest durham
see nursing homes. n.c.
see nursing homes. u.s.
restaurants. durham
see also p. d. ouix
see also rhumra's restaurant
see also sanitation ratings
health department lists sanitation graoe ratings
motel. restaurant plans proposed
residents opposing motel. restaurant plan
restaurant solo to hotel affiliates
need a job? things looking good in durham
raleigh fast food chain consioers restaurants in r)urham, chapel hill
ivy room closfs ooors on may 19
ivy rod" to close
durham losing landmark
corcoran expanoing
ivy room serves its last supper
ivy room • irreplaceable'
new restaurant ano bar opens
new restaurant tq open
first-quarter sanitation graoings are listed
bagel shop is moving
oowntown restuarant to reopen next keek
separate Checks, please
separate check hassle
food establishments get sanit«tijn ratings
happy days "ay be here again, but happy hours illegal
come downtown for ice cream
new eatery opens on ol 0 suoi's site
most area companies plan few hirings in 4th ouarter
meat pops up in unlikely places
health department issues ouarterly sanitation ratings
restaurant to have 'regional flavor'
tip-top fish house is sold
tip-top fish house sold
restaurants. durham, check splittimg
separate checks. please'
restaurants, n.c.
see also cape fear restaurant
see also chapel hill. n.c. restaurants
see also n.c. restaurant association
see also restaurants. orange cojnty
ex-babtenoer. reformed, pours booze on street
chef kegley serves only best, newest
bakatsias buys savoy
firm fixes faster fast food
chitterlings aroma tough to get arouno
bill woulo ban restaurant use of sulfites
changes being proposeo on restaurant grading
public health foremost
hot shot cafe no longer busy ughtspjt
claiborne finds chapel hill eating to his liking
tavern owners mourn oram shop legislation
happy hours in n.c. to end thjrsoay but some bars may try
it's 'nouvelle dixie cooking'
toufie's beef stew is the stu=f of legends
lid sought on liuuor insurance costs
restaurants. orange county
see also restaurants. n.c.
sanitarian won't eat in restaurant without grade a
claiborne finds chapel hill eating to his liking
abc panel seeks fines for oramge fateoies
restaurants. u.s.
see also fast food businesses
see also liouor liability
it's 'nouvelle oi«ie cooking'
liquor insurance premium jump'.
IAPPY OAYS
fO 159. 555 A YFAO
RESTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS C PROFESSIONAL CHAIN PRESENTS AWARDS
RESTORATION ANO PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. HISTORIC HOMES E. 3UIL0INGS
SEE ALSO HISTORIC HOMES ANO BUILDINGS. N.r.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
SEE ALSO STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO TRINITY PARK ASSOCIATION
GRANT TO AID IN RESTORATION OF HOUSE IN WARREN COUNTY
•SPICE' SOUGHT FOR ST. JOSEPH'S
EFFORTS BEilN TO SAVE LOG CABIN IN DURHAM
SLACKNALL HOUSE GETS LAST-MINJTE RAZING KEP'IEVF
3LACKNALL HOUSE SAVEO; WILL 8c OFFICE BUILDING
•DREA-ERS' RESTORE BUILDING
PERSEVERANCE GIVES HOUSE A FUTURE TO GO WITH PAST
THE SLACKNALL HOUSE A BOON FO' DURHAM
COURTHGUSE SALE (JEST -OVE - BONO
OLO COURTHOUSE TQ GET NFW LIFE BY CONVERSION
LCH PROJECT AN ASSET
DURHAM PLAN REVITALIZES NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING
WANTEO: 'COURTHOUSE STRETCHERS'
ARTS COUNCIL WANTS »4.5 MILLION FOR RENOVATION
RESTORATION
COUNTY TO HEAR MONEY REQUESTS AGAIN ON "ONDAY
USE OF BLOCK GRANTS CRITICIZEO AT HEARING
THE HILL HOUSE: AN OLO "ILL HOUSE HAS A NEW LOCATION AND A NEW LOOK
WINNERS ALL: 10 TAKE HONO" S
HE DOES WINOOWS
9TH STREET BANK BUILOING BECOMING ICE CREAM SHOP
FUNDS TO BE SOUGHT FOR PARK
PRESERVATION: OURHAM RESIDENTS BRING NEW LIFE TO BUSINESS, home
RESURRECTION IN STORE FOR SLACKNALL HOUSE
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12/31/65
s o b J e
up it go e s
THOMAS JEFFERSON'S OTHER HOUSE
CARTER ROLLS UP HIS SLEEVES
THE COLLECTORS
GRANVILLE WILL NEGOTIATE ON PROJECT
flUILOINGS NEED REPAIRS
HOW TO BUILO A LOG OKEAMHOUSE „„,_
BUILDING SURVEY PLANTS SEED FIR OOWNTOWN HOPE
A BLESSING IN DISGUISE
NEW LOOK FOR IVY ROOM BUILDING
NINTH STrIe^RENOVATIO^PLAn'^AWING ENERGETIC ENTERPRISE
NFIGH80PH00D PRIOE GROWS „ „ ,„„„„
ART GALLERY'S NAME TELLS OF BJILOINC'S HISTORY
INVESTORS 'WAIT ANO SEE' ABOUT OOWNTOWN
FRIENol g?"?2K?-S6p,AM"»l&f 33^ KICK OFF RESTORATION EFFORT
C"URTHCUSE SALE UNCERTAIN AFTER TOUR
HISTORIAN QUESTIONS ARTS COUNCIL PLAN
STATE REPORT OUESTIONS REMODELING
CITY SETS OEAOLINE ON BLACKNALL HOUSE WORK
FIXING THE GALLANT STEEDS
RETAIL SALES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. OURHAM
Se!n§DSSEWS?N?MRllNgl!|HCAN EXPECT CONTINUED PROSPERITY
TRIANGLE ECONOMIC GROWTH STRONG. SOLID
WINTER FETAIL SALES BRISK IN DURHAM
•94 DURHAM SALES GOOD - BUT WAKE. ORANGE'S BETTER
UPGRADE OURHAM'S OUTLETS
EASTER SALES STRONG IN TRIANGLE
GOUO WEATHER BOOSTS SALES
RETAIL SALES IN OURHAM BOOMING
RETAIL SALES IN OURHAM JUMP If.. 9*
FOURTH HOT SALES DAY FOR OURHAM
REPORT EVALUATES DURHAM'S RETML TRADE
SHOPPING ATMOSPHERE MAY BE KEY TO DOWNTOWN
OOWNTOWN SALES SLUMP, BUT POTENTIAL UNTAPPED
•RAO' DURHAM REPORT COULD PROVE USEFUL
BUYOUT TALK HINTEO AS LCM PROFITS SINK .,„__, „.., e
SALES DISAPPOINTING OESPITE LVBOK OAY, BACK-TO-SCHOOL DEALS
OURHAM RETAILERS REPORT BRISK SALES
DURHAM COLLECTS 12. TS MILLION -.-u-u
STRONG RETAIL SALES MAY SPUR 3URHAM GROWTH
RETAIL SALES BOOM HAS I NVE ST05 S BUSY
OURHAM SHOPPERS RING CASH REGISTERS
OURHAM RETAILERS HAPPY WITH ^RISTMAS SALES
RET*IR'=TAaEPSNSAY DISCOUNT STORES TAKING LARGER BITES OF SALES
•94 DURHAM SALES GOOD - BUT WAKE. ORANGE'S BETTER
N.C. RETAIL SALES GROWTH DOUBLES NATIONAL RATE
•BAD' OURHAM REPORT COULO PROVE USEFUL -.,—„, „,-., ,
SALES DISAPPOINTING OESPITE L» BOR OAY. BACK-TO-SCHOOL DEALS
RETAILERS HOPE COMPUTERS SELL FOR CHRISTMAS
SPECIALIST SAYS CHRISTMAS SALES COULD BE DISAPPOINTING
RETAIL SALES. U.S.
SEM0tLTSa0FF^E?UGlvf^w|EK VACATION AFTER YEAR'S WORK
COLORCRAfT REPORTS INCREASES IN INCOME. SALES
•CONSUMER IS BULLISH ON FUTURE-
RETARDEO CITIZENS, DURHAM COUNTY AS SOC I ATON FOR
SEE OURHAM COUNTY ASSOCIATION FIR RETARDED CITIZENS
RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS INSTACLEO
TOP BRASS . _
BLANCHARD WILL SPEAK TOMORROW
RETIRED GENERAL SEES HOPE FOR SUMMIT
RETIRED PERSONS
III AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS
SEE DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT
SEE SCORE (SERVICE CORPS OF RETIREO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES)
SEE SENIOR CITIZENS
RETIREO SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE?
VOLUNTEERS* PAYMENT IS APPRECIATION _„_.
RSVP TAPS •DURHAM'S GREATEST RESOURCE': SENIOR VOLUNTEERS
BECOMING SENSITIVE
THERE IS LIFE IN DURHAM FDR ELDERLY PEOPLE
RETIREE ENJOYS LIFE
"6TSEi*'ALSOHFOUR SEASON5 RETIREMFNT COMMUNITY
122 MILLION RFTIREMENT COMMUNITY IS CRITICIZED
DURHAM BOARD DENIES RETIREMENT CENTER BIO
ROAD SLOWS RETIREMENT UNITS
CHURCH RETIREMENT CENTER TO CLOSE OOWN
OUKE HAY BUILD RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
FIRE OAMAGES WING OF SENIOR CITIZENS HOME IN HENOERSON
WOOOCROFT PARKWAY EXTENSION DISCUSSEO
DUKE CONSIDERS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
OURHAM VOTE CLEARS WAY FOR RETIREMENT PROJECT
FELLOWSHIP IS PLANNING TO OPE1 RETIREMENT HOME AT VANCE HOTFL
RETIREMENT PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO ACADEMY LIFE INSURANCE
SEE ALSO CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
SEE ALSO MILITARY RETIREMENT
SEE ALSO N.C., STATE EMPLOYEES. RETIREMENT PLANS
SEE ALSO PENSION PLANS
OTI CLASSES ON RETIRMENT OPTI3NS „._...■»
LEGISLATORS DEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTF SPILLS
•ESTATE' PLAN RFFUNOS ARE AVAILABLE ,«.»»...
RETIREMENT FOR JUOGES FAR EXCEEDS OTHERS - N.C. OFFICIAL
UNC PRESIOENT REJECTS RETIREMFNT FUND OFFER
RETROLENTAL FIBROPLASIA (RLFI
COURT RULING ANGERS FAMILY OF BLIND BOY
RETURN OF THE SOLDIER (FILM1
ACTING GRANO IN RETURN OF SOLDIER
REUNIONS (OTHER THAN FAMILYI
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. CLASS REUNIONS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. STUDENTS
LIBERATORS SET REUNION
DIVISION PLANS REUNION
ROOTS GIVE YOU SOMETHING TO SOAR ON. TOO
ON SUNOA H
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S U 8 J E
SOLDIERS SET oE'jNICTI
94TH INFANTRY SETS REUNION
RCGIMENT PLANS REUNION
1935 PRAGTQWN GRAOS HOLD REUNION FRIDAY
TROOP 56 PLANS REUNION
SCHOOL PE'JNION
THRESHER'S REUNION HELD IN DENTON
BLACK SCOUTS HOLO JAMBOREE REJNION
INSIDE
mil GROUP SEEKS DURHAM HAN
SURVIVORS OP MARCH ARE "EETIN", SUNDAY
OFFICIAL SUGGESTS 'KEY TO COUNTY'
3 UNC REUNION CLASSES PLEDGE »1.6 MILLION
SHIP REUNION SCHEOULEO
EX-CLASSMATES IN TulKEY HOLD ' EUN ION IN DURHAM
REVCO DRUG STORE
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAY SLOW DOWN FOR TWO YEARS
REVCO DRUG STORE (BROAD ST. I
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
REVENUE BONOS
SEE INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS
REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS. N.C.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C BUDGET
SEE ALSO N.C. REVENUES
REVENUE SHARING
REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS, U.S.
RFVENUE-SHARING SHOULD END
martin Says he FavuRS INCREASE
IN SALES TAX
REVERSE DISC IMINATION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO MINORITIES ADMISSIONS 'ROGRAMS
TWAIN A 'REVERSE RACIST1?
FOUNDATION'S SUIT ALLEGES REVERSE DISCRIMINATION
COLOR-BLIND RULES SHOULO BE RESTORED
FAIR? PARENTS CHALLENGE OENIALS BY SCIENCE C MATH SCHOOL
SCHOOL'S LETTERS OON'T DISCUSS PROCFOURE TO APPEAL DENIALS
JUALIFICATIONS REJECTEO
REVIEWS, A=T
OF SMALL CORNERS AND SURREAL REALITY
■INSTANT IMAGES' MAKE SPECTACJLAR SLEEPER SHOW
OOOMSCAY RELIEVEO BY WIT IN BIRELINE'S EXHIBITION
EXHIBIT SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
CARRBORD EROTIC ART SHOW LUHB'RINO, TAME, DULL
SURREALISM 3Y DALI; CONFUSION SYSTEMATIC, EXECUTION PRECISE
•VIEWER-FRIFNOLY' ART GETS NLT1 OVER OLITSKI ABSTRACTS AT DUKE
TRAPP SUBJECT AESTHETIC FORCE
JEAN SOLOMBRE'S A3UATINTS ARE SUBTLF NOSTALGIC IMAGES
EAST, WEST C0»E CLOSE AT ACKL'NO
REAL PEOPLE MAKE CARAVAGGIO A REVOLUTIONARY PAINTER
HOWELL MAKES PEACH PEOPLE CONVINCING AS 'SALT OF EARTH'
■ARTIFACTS,' 'WI2ARORY' AT DU< E
JACKSON'S 'PORCH PEOPLE' PRESERVED IN TOANUUILITY
CENTER/GALLERY SHOW WORTH A CLIMB
■PRAISE POEMS' SEEM UNIOUE AND FRESH
COLOR COMES OUT IN PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER'S SHOW
RIGIDITY AND GLIBNESS DETRACT IN SECCA 'SOUTHEAST SEVEN'
20TH CENTURY'S AESTHETICS GET A BRUSH-OFF IN WARREN EXHIBIT
A STATELY STYLE IS ALVAREZ' BEST
RELIEF PRINT SHOW AT ACKLAND WORTH mijre THAN ONE LOOK
INVITATIONAL SHOWS WATERCDLOR IS MORE THAN SEA OATS, OARNS
The DESIGNER MEETS THE MACHINES
WASHINGTON EXHIBIT REVEALS ART OEALERS' INFLUENCE
HUMOR, FANTASY IN READ RETROSPECTIVE
INNER LIVES, MODERN MYTHS IN EXHIBITIONS
YUPPIE STYLE FORGETS ITS PURPOSE
WORN-OUT WORK A STATEMENT ON STATE OF THE ABSTRACT ART
ARTS ALIVE IN OOWNTOWN DURHAM
AN AESTHETIC EYE, PASTEL CERAMICS IN ChAPEL HILL
PASTELS' IMPACT STANDS OUT AT UNC
BUCKING TIDES, JUAN LOGAN CATCHES NEW WAVE
MASKS OF FEAR ANO SHAPES OF G'.ACE
AT 25, STUDIO GLASS BECOMES ESOTERIC whImsey
SCULPTURE TRADITIONS ARE SHOWING A COMEBACK
JONES' PHOTOS TAKE YOU TO THE RIVER
SOUTH SOUARE GETS GILLESPIE TOTEMS
ART GUILD OPENS JURIED SHOW
TWIN STPEAMS IN ONE SHOW
RANDOLPH-MACON PROVIDES ' PER S? ECT I VE"
A LOOK BACK AT RICH ART YEAR
REVIEWS, BOOKS
SYLVIA WILKINSON DETAILS EARLY DAYS OF DIRT TRACK
VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF NEW C~0K300KS
AUTHOR SAYS 'WRITER CAN DO VE?Y WELL WITH LITTLE TALENT'
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN MADE 'MOST PERMANENT ANO ENDURING ACHIEVEMENT...'
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JONES EMERGES IN 'FREEDOM OF INFOPMAT
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JOSEPH HOLMES GOES ON HIS OWN ANO LOO
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NEW PERFORMING OANCES IN NEW 3IRECTI0
CONCERT COUNTFRPARTING COUNT ER PROPUC T
EDWARD VILLELA EVENING ENLIGHTENING
MEXICAN FOLK OANCERS PAINT A 31G, SUN
CAROLINA DANCERS' RECFNT CONCERT WAS
NIKOLAIS MESMERIZES AUDI ENCE — WI TH OR
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CELEBRATION OF LIFE DAVIS-STYLE
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DANCE OR THEATER? ONLY MARTHA CLAPKE
MARTHA CLARKE TO PERFORM FINAL DANCE
A 3-RING CIRCUS OF SOUNO, OANCE
CANADIAN TROUPE TAKES AUDIENCE ON BIZ
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LESS STARS OR VETS. BALLET HAS STRENGTH
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1920S MUSIC. DANCING SURVIVE COPPOLA'S 'COTTON CLUB' MESS
•COP": EOOIE MURPHY STILL NOT FUNNY
•FOURTH MAN" SEXY. SUPERNATURAL SATIRE
■RIVE" A FARM MOVIE TOO POOR FOR PRICE SUPPORTS
•STRANGER' IS STRANGE
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SIMPLE 'THAT'S OANCING' RATES PLACE IN FILM HISTORY
FAILURE OF MYSTERY FLAWS OVER-LONG LEAN 'PASSAGE-
WEIR 'witness' curious mystfry
•STOP MAKING SENSE' IS GREAT CONCERT FILM
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NEW ROB REINER COMEDY OIFFEREIT. RUT STILL funny
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COMIC OPERA OP SLAPSTICK, -GDIS' IS FUNNY FOR ALL
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OON'T MISS 'GODS MUST BE CRAZY'
COMIC REALISM WORKS WELL FOR 'LOST IN AMERICA-
CHARM GROWS AS FAMILY-TALE 'SJNOAY' MOVES ALONG
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•NEW PARTNER": AMORAL ROMP THAT TRANSLATES WELL
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•PRIZZI' HONORABLE, DESPITE ENDING
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GRAVITY GROUNDS PROMISING 'COCOON'
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BE WARNED: 'RE-ANIMATOR' IS COMING TO TOWN
'SWANN' REMARKABLE AS MOVIE, "UT STILL BORING
ACTING GRANO IN RETURN OF SOLOIER
•SUMMER RENTAL" TOPS ON CANDY'S DOU'LF BILL
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MELOORAMA RINGS TRUE IN OVER-ACHIEVER 'CAMILA-
WHAT'S BELOW SURFACE IS LIFE OF 'SHOOTING PARTY'
•KISS' CASTS SPFLL
MYSTERY MISSING ITS ANSWERS IN -COMPROMISING POSITIONS'
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•AGNES' FALTERS IN STAGS-TO-SC REEN TRANSLATION
SCORCESE'S 'AFTER HOURS' GENUINE BLACK HUMOR
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DARK 'OANCE' COMPELLING
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AUSSIE 'KID' JUST HOLLYWOOO'S BAO OLD FORMULA
•KING SOLOMON' A REHASH OF 'RAIDERS,' LESS WIT
A MOVIE CRITIC'S NOTES! •MEDICINE* IS NOT SO BAD
•LA CHEVRE' MOST SKILLFUL FARCE IN A LONG TIME
IT'S TOE-TAPPING TO RUSSIA Tt«E
CHRISTMAS IN THE MUVIES: 'MAGIC YES, 'SANTA' NO
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WHATEVER -FUSION- MEANS, JAZZ IS USUALLY THE LOSER
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•ROMANTIC PIANIST CONFIRMS BILLING
AULPRIDGE OOBRO SELDOM SCENE'S SECRET WEAPON
AREA'S CLUBS HAVE JAZZ PERCOLTING
COMBO'S HORNS CREATE CAT'S CRADLE FULL of BLUES
SLOPPY. OBNOXIOUS. HANK JR. KEEPS UP A TRADITION
MALLARME CONCERT IS MUSICAL WARMTH FJR WINTER NIGHT
ST. PAUL GROUP TREATS CROWD TO RARE MUSIC
STAMEY, DBS MAKE ONE GOOD SHOW
CHICKEN GUMBO SWINGS WITH VEAL CORDON BLEAU
ROTTEROAM ORCHESTRA MAKES GOO"l IMPRESSION
RAMPAL PERFORMANCE IS JUST TH= SAME OLD SONGS
KOTTEPOAM REMARKABLE. 'FAUST' A BOKE
VET ANOTHER JAZZ GUITARIST MAKES CONCORD DEBUT
RAVEL QUARTET TOPS EVENING WITH TOKYO FOUR - PLUS ONE
JOHN LEE HOOKER STILL SINGING THE (ELECTRIC) BLUES
THIS ACT IS SO BAD, IT'S GOOO
BLOSSOM DEARIE ET AL.: EVENT A I TH CAPITAL 'E'
TOUCHSTONE MAKES WEARIN' GREEN SEEM NATURAL
MUSICAL DUO PROVIDES A RARE T'EAT
HAPPY B-DAY. BACH
RE-ORDERING SPICES BACH CONCERT
REMEMPEOANCE OF MUSIC PAST
FOGELMAN HORN SOLOS STEAL CADILLACS' ROCK SHOW
SPRING SALOON - ER . SALON - O'ENER RATES ENCORES
NEW PALO ALTO LINE OFFERS HERMAN, SHEARING PAIR
ROCK. OIXON AND LADO: A MUSICAL JEKYLL-HYOE ACT
YOUTH CONCERT RATES MORE OF SAME
■WOMEN'S MUSIC MAKES * FUNKY. MOVING CONCERT
MERCER SONGS ENTERTAIN, BUT 'JOHNNY' NEFDS WORK
»T 40. ERIC CLAPTON STILL HIS OLD ROCK-'N '-ROLL SELF
CAROL FPEOETTE: A JAZZ SINGER WHO CAN'T STAY SECRET LONG
BO OIDOLEY APPEARANCE NOT ONE FOR THE MEMORIES
FUN AOOIX FULFILLING PURPOSE
NEW PIANIST'S JAZZ IN PERSONAL IDIOM
EFFORTLESS MAGIC FROM NATIVE DAUGHTER
WHEN GRAPPELLI PLAYS, IT MIGHT AS WELL 3E SPRING
BIG ZUCCHINI SOUND TIMELESS, PAGAN
CONTRASTS IN TONE ANO INTENT MARK CIOMPI CONCERT
R. E. M. ENERGY LOW IN BENEFIT
FOR SONDHEIM BUFFS. THE EVENT OF 1955 HAS COME
NINTH STREET 'STRIP' IS A PLEASANT CHANGE OF SCENE
CATCHY LYRICS, PUSHY RHYTHMS MAKE PIGS ONE FLYING COMBO
JAZZ ALBUMS RAISE TRIVIA QUESTIONS
WEATHER MAKES A HIT IN N.C. SYMPHONY 'AMAOEUS'
BLUEGRASS SWEET AT NEW DEAL STRING BAND REUNION
GOOD. STRAIGHT POWER JAZZ IN TUCKER HOMECOMING
COMPOSERS' FORUM: SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM BAPS
RAMBLERS PLEASE THE OLD-TIME FANS
COLLINS' BLUES A THROWAWAY SHOW
CREAM O'SOUL FUN. BUT NO THRILLS
RAY CODRINGTON DEFIES 'LOCAL' LABEL IN ROUSE GIG
NEW RECOROS DEMONSTRATE THAT JAZZ IS STILL BLUE
VOLUME SMOTHERS QUALITY OF KICK THE FUTURE ROCK
DISTRIBUTION WOES SILENCED DOLPHIN LABEL
TALKING ISLANO MUSIC WITH ROLL Y GRAY
HOT JAZZ FROM COOL FRA RETURNS
SLOANE: MUSIC PLUS ENTERTAINMENT
SCORCHERS SHOW NASHVILLE MORE THAN FJRMULAS
STRONG PERFORMERS CLOSE OUT 'MONDAY LIVE'
•MIGHTY' JOE YOUNG SOUNDS HAPPY WITH THE BLUES
UNABASHED SINGERS GIVE ENJOYABLE SHOW
BITTER OPTIMISM FROM 'KING NYLE'
SURVIVORS BRING NEW CHEER
BALLROOM MISSED AT 'MALLARME'
THE VENTURES UNBLUSHING AFTFR ALL THESE YEARS
RAUNCHY MEMORIES RELIVEO IN H] T NUTS SHOW AT EU=OPA
•CONOUCTOR' MARTIN GETS WISH
« SYMPHONIC HOOTENANNY
LIVING DEAN OF BOP, REO RODNEY NEVE' BETTER
LAND OF GIANTS GOING PLACES WITH DRIVE. TASTE
FROM HARRELL, WITH HUMOR
TANNAHILL WEAVERS: CELTIC MUSIC WITH ROCK ORIVE
GUARNERI PLAYING SHOWS BEETHOVEN AT UEST
MARSALIS GOOO, BUT NO MILES
FETCHIN' BONES: TPADITIONAL A'4GST
MCCLINTON: SPECIAL OCCASION
JF JAZZ ALBUMS IN A PIANO MOOD
PATTERSONS: BOOGALOO GROOVE
SYMPHONY TRIUMPHS WITH ZIMMERMAN MIX
GREENVILLE OLUESMAN WELLS UPHOLDING AN OLD TRADITION
FANTASY JAZZ CLASSICS ADDS Ll»ITED EDITION LINE
VIRTUOSO VIOLINIST PERFORMS BRILLIANTLY
ROUGH SHOW BUT GOOO MUSIC
KITCHEN FINALE BRINGS UP THE HOUSF
TALK LIVENS IVES' TOUGH ACT
JAZZ SHOW A KICK DESPITE HALL SETTING
ZUKERMAM PERFORMS
ZUKERMAN-NEIKRUG DUO: THAT SPECIAL FMPATHY
OONEY MAROtvEY BAND: THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
PROGRAM FEATURES RAVEL, MAHLE'
A POOR PERFORMANCF
BOSSA NOVA IS FOCUS OF BYRD AT AKTSCHOOL
BENNETT, SLOANE ALBUMS NEW FR^M SINGER'S LABEL
HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA HAS 'SUPE'B' MUSIC
WARRICK SHARES TUNES, SOAP TALK
HUNGARIANS BY HUNGARIANS MADE MARVELJUS MUSIC
EVENING WITH PHOEBE/RUTH LEAVrS A JUESTION
•THE MESSIAH- SEEN AS DUKE TRIUMPH
•KING MACKEREL" IS A GOOO-TIM' TONIC
ENVIRONMENT AOOS TO EFFECT OF OUK F CHAPEL'S 'MESSIAH'
NANCY WILSON'S SHOW NEEDED LISHTER TOUCH
INFORMAL IMPROVISING SHOWS CLASSICS CAN BE FyM
NEW ALBUMS KEEP THE JAZZ-GUITAR BEAT GOING ON
NEW GRASS PLAYS COUNTRY TWANG WITH JAZZ CHOPS
REVIEWS, OPERA
SEE ALSO GILBERT ANO SULLIVAN OPERETTAS
SPOOKY mE0IUM A PROFESSIONAL MIX
TRAIN SOUNDS ONLY SOU' NOTE It ARTS COUNCIL'S 'CAPMFN'
CARMEN SHOWS SOLD OUT; NEW SHTW BEING STUDIEO
REVIEWS, PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHY
OREAM PHOTOGRAPHS OISTURB,
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•MASQUE' A SPECTACULAR
TOO LITTLE TENSION GROUNDS 'WINGS'
•BABY': PARENTHOOD WITHOUT CLICHES
A 'WHOREHOUSe' WURTHY OF OOGPATCH
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•1 GUYS' RATED 'RESPECTABLE' IN NFw YORK DE"UT
PROHUCTIOH SAVES FARCE FROM CLICHES. PREACHING
•CURSE- A FABLE FOR THE CREDIT CLASS
DUKE PLAYERS HAVE FUN WITH MOLIERE FARCE
WIN OR LUSE. 'LOVERS' SOUR GRAPES,, „,rrrr -„
DUK^ •TiRTUFF':' IS AMUSING, AS MUSEUM PIECES GO
•RAISIN' OVATION EARNED
NCCU'S 'RAISIN IN THt SUN1 SHINCS
•DAMN YANKEES' AVOIDS A STRIKEOUT
THROUGH ABSURDITY, 'BABY' PREVAILS
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MUSICAL NUMBERS HIGHLIGHT SAVTYAROS' -GONDOLIERS'
G G S GO GREAT GATSRY IN • GONOOL I ERS •
^HAlM6T^ATE0RESS?LOEp4RRES?SFTSnTUO PLAYS BY MAMET
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ERRATIC 'STAR-GAZER' MIRED BY CONFUSION, PACE
LFAO ASIDE, PnRTER MUSICAL 'GOES'
p^ymake5s'LJshf0stoops to conuue"' |S entertaining
PFRFORHING SPARKLES IN ROCK R;ST -RASHOMON1
NCCU 'HOME- LEAVES GOOO FEELINGS ,
•CONOUER' STILL FUNNY AFTER 212 YEARS
NCCU'S 'HOME' DOWN RIGHT GOOO
•WAGONS' BEST OF WILLIAMS -EVENING'
TRANSACTORS' 'GODOT' TOO SLOW FOR LAUGHS
GUILD GETS 'TOGETHER' ON 'S0N3HEIM' SHOW
•SONDHEIM AFFAIR' A DURHAM GEM .,,.»..
•THF HUT L BALTIMORE': SITCOM WITH STEEL GUITAR
•COMPANY' OUEST UNFULFILLINC.
NUCLEAR SUBJECT ATTRACTEO ACTJESS .........
PLAYMAKERS CREATES STORMY HEATHER FOR RUSSIAN PLAY
SURREAL REWARDS FROM ART SCHOOL ' LADY •
CONTRARY TO REVIEW, 'THE STOR-" WELL DONE
NCCU'S UPTOWN CHRISTMAS PRESENT
NCCU'S SHOW OFFERS NEW TWIST UN OLD CLASSIC
DUKE'S 'KNIGHT' A STUNNING DE"UT
THRFE CHEERS FOR 'VANITIES'
WRONG PERSON DID REVIEW
•WHAT'S 2 DO'.' IS FUN
•VANITIES' PLAYS WELL FOR LAUGHS
REWARD
SEE ALSO CRIME STOPPERS. N.C.
STATE OFFERS REWARDS
REWARO OFFERED IN ROXPORO F I Rc
REWARDS W1TH0RAWN IN SLAYING CASES „,,,„.- „,-.,
GROUP OF CITIZENS OFFERS REWARD ON 2 MISSING MEN
POSTERS 01 STR I BUT6D IN SEARCH FOR MISSING HILLSBOROUGH MEN
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPER HELPS SEARCH FOR 2 MFN
Ni|SvILLETOFF?CERRSAY GET REWARO IN WRIGHT ARREST
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OON'T PAY OFFICER REWARO
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CRIMESTOPPEPS: NO REWARD TO NASHVILLE POLICE OFFICER
REWARD IN STEWART CASE STILL PENDING
POLICE UNSURE WHO SHOULD RECEIVE REWARD
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SUSPECT'S FATHER REJECTS REWARD IN MURDER
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DCGH SHOULDN'T BE AFFECTED BY REX PLANS
REX HOSPITAL HOLDING LINE ON ROOM RATES
STUDY IS STARTED ON FRANKLIN HOSPITAL
REXHAM CORP. . , ,„, „
WRIGHT MACHINERY TO BE SOLO
WRIGHT MACHINERY TO BE SOLD
"EYE'oonTgIv1 ASPIRIN TO CHILDREN WITH THE FLU OR CHICKEN POX
DUKE PEDIATRIC LAB IDENTIFIES RARE METABOLIC DISEASFS
RHINOCEROS PARTY
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"HOOEpARTYaiNOSPLAYMAKERS BOOST PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC
RALEIGH RESIDENT AMONG 32 RHODES SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
STUDENT FROM RALEIGH SURPRISE} BY RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
RHUMBA'S RESTAURANT
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS. DURHAM
2 HFLD IN RESTAURANT DISOROER
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eastern wildfire has one benefit
rich souarf, n.c. . ,.. ...
rich suuare will get rural health center
richard lounsbery foundation of new york city
grant boosts tip program
richmond braves , „..„,.,..
reynolds: atlanta move no surprise
"'""comm^Yon'to'discuss propose-, wilolife research center
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PAG; 7 06
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GKfSLEY named SCHOOL PRESIOENT
THE RIDGES
KEY HONES' PLANS FOR DURHAM A? E A ARE 786 HOMES In NEXT THREE YEARS
"IFLES
SEE ALSO GUNS
DURHAM DEPUTY WEBSTER WINS LONG-RANGE RIFLE TITLE
SHERIFF'S UEPUTY WINS RIFLE C-* AMP I ONSH I 0
MAN WITH RIFLE DISRUPTS CHOIR PRACTICE AT CHURCH
POLICE FIND MAN WITH LOADEO RIFLE AT REST PRODUCTS
SIGHT LIVELIHOOD AWARDS
SEE ALSO NOBEL PRIZES (GENERAL HEADING)
N.C. "AN SHARES ALTERNATIVE IPbEL PRIZE
ALTERNATIVE NOBEL WINNER RETU'NS HOME
RIGHT-TO-KNOW
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, OURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO PROTECTIVE CLUTHIMG
N.C. COMPANIES DISPUTE REPORT ABOUT JOB RISKS
OURHAM OFFICIALS EXAMINING LAW ON RFLEASE QF WASTE OATA
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY GAIN MORE SJP°JRT
RIGHT-TO-KNOW ORDINANCE VOTE ON COUNCIL'S AGENOA
COST LINKEO TO TOXICS LAW
CORRECTION
■RIGHT TO KNOW' LAW SOUGHT
NEW PUBLIC SAFETY TEAM WOULD FIGHT SPILLS. FIRES. LEAKS
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE LAW MAY EXCLUDE LIGGETT FIRM
TRADE SECRET ISSUE TO AIR
SPUNSOR LAUDS RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL
DEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER « IS HT-TO-KNOW BILL ON CHEMICALS
RIGH1-TP-KN0W BILLS CREATE CONFUSION
TOXIC CHE'MCAL ACTION NEEDED
OVERKEGULATION AND RISKS FROM CHEMICALS DEBATEO
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LAW HAS EXEMPTION
WATTS RESIDENTS SEEKING TO BL1CK OURHAM HOTEL
DURHAM 1ST TO ENACT R I GHT- T0-< NOW LAW
CHEMICAL RIGHT-TO-KNOW RULE NEEDED
DANGEROUS-MATERIAL LAW A WORKABLE COMPROMISE
RIGHT-TO-KNOW STATUTES A MIXED PUBLIC BLESSING
IN5I0E
ORDINANCE IS APPROPRIATE
NATIONAL STANOARO NEEDED
PANEL 0<S RIGHT-TO-KNOW CHEMICALS BILL
HOUSE APPROVES TOXIC SUBSTANCES INFORMATION BILL
COUNCIL SHOULO AVOID SPECIAL INTEREST WHIMS
PARK LAB DENIES DELAYING RESULTS OF BENZENE TESTS
LIST OF TOXIC CHEMICALS SOUGHT: UNION CARBIDE ASKED TO INFORM
OURHAM GROUP WANTS TQXIC CHEMICALS LIST
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS FACE HAZARDS
COMPROMISE LIMITS RIGHT-T0-KN3W BILL
RIGHT-TO-KNOW SUPPORTERS OUTRAGED SY PANEL'S MOVE
COUNCIL WARNED ABOUT STATE • RI GHT-TO-KNOW • "ILL
IMPROMPTU MEETINGS HELD ON ■ RI GHT-TO-KNOW' LAW
CITY MAY TAKE STANCE ON BILL
GROUP FOR DISCLOSURE HUNTS ROYALL
ROYALL. ALLIES BLOCK R IGHT-TO- KNOW VOTE
EFFORTS TO OEFENO 'RIGHT-TO-KNOW' OROINANCE FAIL
SENATE OKS COMPROMISE RIGHT- T3-KN0W BILL
RIGHT-TO-KNOW BILL CONCERNS DURHAM
RIGHT-10-KN0W LAW COVERS MQRE FIRMS
HOUSE PASSES DURHAM BILLS
MARTIN OPPOSES RIGHT TO KNOW =ULL
CIVIC CENTE" BILL OK ■ D
BILL TO AID CENTER PROJECT PASSES
GOVERNOR RAPS PRO'OSEO PILL ON CHEMICALS
2 MAJOR ISSUES STILL BEFORE ASSFMBLY
PUBLIC EXPERTISE FALSE ISSUE IN CHEMIC al-OI SCLOSURE BILL
COMPROMISE REACHEO ON RIGHT-TO-KNOW SILL
N.C. » IGHT-TO-KNOW TO REPLACE CITY LAW
PRO-BUSINESS BUMS
PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT TO KNOW
TOBACCO RISKS MUST BE BARED. N.J. COURT RULES
A HODGEPODGE OF RULES
OURHA" WINS. LOSES SOME IN LEGISLATURE
COMBATING TOXIC WASTES FOCUS IF DTI'S ENVIRONMENTAL SEMINAR
CITY FACED WELL [N LEGISLATURE
•RIGHT TO KNOW' NOT CONFUSING
INSTITUTE ON RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAJ
RIGHT-TO-KNOW. EMPLOYEE HEALTH SEUINA°S SCHEDULED
LAWS make TRADE SECRETS HARD TO KCEP — LAWYER
DEADLINE NEAR FOR COMPLIANCE JITH NEW STATE CHEMICALS LAW
PUBLIC HAS RIGHT TO KNOW LAW SCHOOLS' PASSING RATES
TOXICS DISCLOSURE FIGHT IS PREDICTED
RIGHT-TO-LIFE
SEE ALSO N.C. RIGHT-TO-LIFE. INC.
NEW HFROIC MEASURES RULES STI' CONTROVERSY AMONG STATE OOC TOR S
ABORTION CLINIC VIOLENCE HANDLED WELL ON SHOW
RIGHT-TO-READ PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS.
SEE REAOING
RIGHT TO VOTE
SEE ALSO VOTING RIGHTS ACT
HIGH COURT TO REVIEW N.C.
RICSBES'S LOUNGE
CIGARETTES SAID STOLEN
RINGLING BROTHERS AND BARNUM ANO BAILEY CIPCHS
CIRCUS TO HOLD AUDITIONS. INTERVIEWS
MAN FROM ASHE30R0 DIRECTS MUSIC FOR ACTS AT THE CIRCUS
BE A CLOWN, BE A CLOWN. ..IF Y?U CAN
CLOWNS SHOULO JOIN THE CIRCUS
R ICTS
SFE ALSO PUBLIC DISTURBANCES
SOCCER RIOTS A DISGRACE
RIOTS NOT SURPRISING
MORE RIOTS IN LONDON (CARTOONI
RITZ CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO C IGARETTES
SEE ALSO R. J. REYNOLOS TOBACCO CO.
SAINT LAURENT WORKS WITH R.J. REYNOLDS ON PREMIUM CIGARETTE
IS IT OK FOR EMPLOYEE TO OATE A COMPETITOR?
BLACK-OWNEO FIRMS IN DURHAM RANKED HIGH IN ANNUAL LIST
THE RIVER IFILMI
•RIVE0' A FARM MOVIE TOO POOR FOR PRICE SUPPORTS
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Pt 1 « 1YI
RIVERBOATS
SEE ALSO PAOOLE WHEELERS
NEW BERN RIVEPBOAT PLANNED
PAOOLE WHEELER MAY PLY TRENT ANO NEUSE RIVEOS
RIVERS. N.C.
BILL WOULO ALLOW MENTAL PATIENTS TO REJECT DRUGS
N.C. RIVER PHOTO CONTEST SET
RIVERS AND CREEKS (DURHAM COUNTY. SI . C . )
OTHERS ADOPTING DURHAM STREAMS
ROAO GANGS
•ROAO GANG*
BEATS MEN ALONG FREEWAY
ROAD-PAVING COMPANIES ISEE NAMF OF SPECIFIC CO. I
SEE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
ROAO REPAIR
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY REPAIR
FUNDING IS APPROVED FOR ROADS IN DURHAM
♦47.1 MILLION OK'O FOR STATE'S ROADS
•STOPGAP- 1-85 WORK PLANNEO IN OURHAM. ORANGE
ROADS PLAN OK'O BUT SOME CHAR-.E BLACKS LEFT IN OijST
ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR FILMING OF MOVIE
COUNTY SET TO SUE OVER ROAD DAMAGE
FUNDS SOUGHT TO PAVE STATE'S 'URAL ROADS
ROAO SIGNS
SEE BILLBOARDS
SEE HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE SIGNS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS
ROAOS. OURHAM COUNTY
WIDENING SCHEDULED F
OURHAM SEEKS TO AVOI
TR IANGLE ROAD NEEDS
GROWTH BOOM EOUALS i
TASK FORCE WILL STUO
TREYBURN PLANS ANNO'J
DURHAM SEEKS EXPANSI
DURHAM CONTRACTOR DO
MORE WIDENING OF U.S
BOARD OKS ROAD IMPRO
DURHAM COUNTY PLANS
FUNOING IS APPROVED
CITY STAFF6R URGES F
'STOPGAP* I-S6 WURK
STATE ZEROES IN ON
CHAMBER SUPPORTS OUR
ROAD WORK NEEDED NOW
TREYBURN OEVELOPERS
CITY PLANS OUTER LOO
TREYBURN TALKS FOCUS
OURHAM TO GET »5.4 M
HIGHWAY PLAN EMPHASI
CHAMBER BACKS PROJEC
COUNCIL ROUGHS OUT I
HOW ARE THE ROADS?
ROADS. OURHAM COUNTY. NAMES
LET'S IMPROVE ROAO NAMES
OR 2 ROADS
D PITFALLS
RISE; BUILDERS MAY PAY MORE
1.3 BILLION ROAD WOFS — PLANNERS
Y ROAD NEEDS FOR TRIANGLE
NCED: OFFICIALS EYE NEEDS OF PROJFCT
ON OF ROA>S PLAN
NATES EXT'A WIOTH TO ROAO IN .PARK
. 501
VEMENTS
MAY IMPROVE 17 ROADS
FOR ROADS IN OURHAM
NVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF RESERVOIR
PLANNEO IN OURHAM. TRANCE
MOST DANGEROUS' ROAOS. INTERSECTIONS
HAM 'LOOP'
MAKE CHANGES IN PLAN
P FOR TREYBURN TRAFFIC
ON ROADS
ILLION F05 ROADS
ZES 1-40 SEGMENT
TS
OEAS FOR "ONO ISSUE
ROAOS. N.C.
SEE ALSO
ROAOS
DANGER
TRAMSP
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147. 1
TELEPH
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STATE
ROAO P
U.S. 5
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STATE
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PRIVATE ROAOS
APE KEY TO STATE'S GROWTH. SAYS TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY
OUS ROAD
ORTATION BOARO SCALES OOWN ROAO PROJECT NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
LLE SETS ROAD PRIORITIES
MILLION OK'O FUR STATE'S ROAOS
ONE PIONEERS TO HELP CLEAN ROADS
RPJECT BIOS TO BE REVIEWED FRIDAY
ZEROES IN ON 'MOST DANGIROUS' ROADS. INTERSECTIONS
ROBLEMS NEARING CRISIS
01 PROJECT IS ON SCHEOULE UNDER NEW PLAN
OMPLETION PUSHED UP
ROADS PLAN SAID LITTLE MORE THAN POLITICAL HOAX
E POLITICAL CHANGF. ROAO PLANS SIMILAR
FORCE HAS NOT KEPT PAC7 WITH CHANGES
SOUGHT TO PAVE STATE'S 'URAL ROADS
TEE TO STUDY STATE'S INFRASTRUCTURE
OOP INTO DURHAM GETS STATE OK
5 PROBLEM: A ROAD
CLAIMS TOO MUCH POLITi:S IN ROADS POLICY
ROAO LINES ENDANGER DRIVERS
NOT POANOKE
ROAOS. N.C. NAMES
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO NAMES
NAME GAME OVEROONE
TRANSPORTATION BOARD TRIES TO CHANGE IMAGE
ROAOS, OPANGF CO.
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. N.C. ROADS
ROANOKE. VIRGINIA
STATE'S TREASURES RETURN
GODSPEEO SETS SAIL
A BETTE» BUILDING
BOOKLESS COLLEGE HELPED
ROANOKE ISLAND. N.C
LSU PROF BELIEVES 1ST COLONY IN GEORGIA COAST.
THEORY OFFERED ON 'LOST COLONY'
TEAM SAYS LOST COLONY SEARCH RARELY BEGUN
ROANOKE RIVER
WILDLIFE AGENCY VOTES TO BUY 5,360 ACRES
WILDLIFE COMMISSION TO PURCHASE WETLANOS
LIFE IN ALL FORMS AFFECTED
ROANOKE RIVER BASIN ASSOCIATION
KERR GROUP TO REVIEW FIGHT AGMNST PIPELINE
VALENTINE TO ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING OF ROANOKE RIVER BASIN ASSOCIATION
REP. VALENTINE SEES SOLUTION ON LAKE GASTON AS POSSIBLE
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WHO PAYS FOR TV CONVERTER STOLEN IN CHAPEL HILL'
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN IS R083ED
CAMERA LENS STOLEN
JFwELRY AW} SILVER STOLEN
LUMPER REPORTED STOLEN FROM SITE IN CHAPEL HILL
POLICE UNSURE WHETHER SILVER THEFTS C3NNECTFQ
OURHA" MAN CHARGED IN THEFT
MAN CHARGED WITH R09DING UNC STORES
MAN ROBS UNC STUDENT STORF, L! ADS POLICE ON CAMPUS CHASE
SUNGLASSES STOLEN
ROBBERY CHARGE FILED
APARTMENTS BROKEN INTO
MOTORCYLE STOLEN
A'JTO BREAK-INS: THIEVES SMASH, GRAB AND SCRAM
S3, 000 CHECK STOLEN
DURHAM MAN ARRESTED IN CHAPEL HILL BREAK-IN
MEN TAKE CLOTHING FROM WOMEN'S CAR
DEPOSITS STOLEN
VENDOR ROBBEO IN CHAPEL HILL DURING FESTIVAL
THEFT OF MJPEOS INVESTIGATED
DURHAM MAN, 18, ARRESTED IN PR09E OF MOPED THEFTS
SAME RORBER MAY HAVC HIT 2 MCDONALO'S
HOUSE BREAK-IN REPORTED
POLICE SAY APARTMENT BURGLARIZED
CHAPEL HILL RESIDENCE ROBBEO
APARTMENT IS LOOTED
S700 STOLEN FROM DESK IN CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL POLICE PROBE 10 BJRGLARIES
PROWLFR SNEAKS BY NIGHT INTO -I0MES LEFT UNLOCKED
STOVE IS STOLEN
DURHAM MAN FACES CHARGE OF LARCENY
5 SENTENCED TO JAIL TERMS AFTER PLEAS
BURGLARY LINK EYED
SAME INTRUOER SUSPECTED IN CHAPEL HILL ROBBERY
S7.300 IN GOODS STOLEN
CHAPEL HILL MOHAN'S CAR STOLEN
WOMAN SEXUALLY ASSUALTED BY BJRGLAR
5 AIR CONDITIONERS STOLEN FROM home
HOPEDS ARE STOLEN
TELEPHONES. OVEN STOLEN FROM -<OME
THREE ROB HAN AT BANK HACHINE
PHOTO ITEMS STOLEN
HEN TAKE PURSES
major, UNSOLVFO CRIMES KEEP OFFICERS BUSY IN 2 COUNTIES
HOUSE BROKEN INTO
DUMP TRUCK THEFT PROBEO
TEEN CHARGED IN LAKE FOREST BJRGLARIES
113,000 IN JEWELRY STOLEN FRO" HOME
CHAPEL HILL HOME ROBBED
GUNMAN ROBS BURGER KING
ROBBERY, OURHAH
SEE ALSO ARMED ROBBERY, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERIcS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BREAKING AND ENTERING (
SEE ALSO PUILDING CONSTRUCTION,
SEE ALSO 5URGLARY RING
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, CRIME
SEE ALSO COMPUTFR THEFT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., ROBBERY
SEE ALSO GASOLINE, THEFTS
SEE ALSO GUN TH.FFTS
SEE ALSO JEWEL THEFT
SEE ALSO PURSE SNATCHING
DURHAM OFFICERS ARREST 6 FOR 0
4 SHOOTINGS REPORTED OVER HOLI
DURHAM HAN ROBBED BY OARTYGOE3
JEWELRY THEFT PROBEO
JEWELRY THEFT INVESTIGATED
DURHAM GARBAGE MAN R0P3ED
HAN ARRESTED IN ROBBERY OF GRO
PIZZA MAN ROBBEO
APARTMENT ROBBED
DURHAM MAN FACES CHARGE OF ROB
ROBBERS HIT STATION, GET CASH
NO FIOOLING AROUNO. OWNER WANT
SHOOTING FOLLOWS DISAGREEMENT
DURHAM m4k 5hqt jN ROXBORO ST.
APPARENT DURHAM STORE ROBBER R
OFFICERS PROBE STORE BURGLARY
DURHAM MAN SHOT
CHANDELIERS REPORTED STOLEN F'
BURGLARS HIT OURHAH STORE 4TH
MAN ROBBEO OF J250
JEhELRY STOLEN
DURHAM MAN SHOT IN LEG
RINGS. CUFF LINKS STOLEN IN BR
3RASS BEOS STOLEN
SwEET-SMELLING THIEF may WEAR
OETECTIVES PR08F BREAK-IN. TH=
HAN STABBED IN HOLDUP TRY
OURHAH MAN STABBEO IN HOLDUP A
WEEKEND HOLDUPS PROBED
BUSINESSES ARE ROBBFO IN R0XB3
MOTEL CLERK IS ROBBED
STE°EO. RECORDER STOLEN
WOMAN. 77. ATTACKEO. ROBBEO BY
GREY STONE CHURCH REPORTS BREa
STORE REPORTS BREAK-IN
BURGLAR WORE VICTIM'S SHOES
WOULD-BE ROBBER FOILED
ROBBERS TRICK VICTIMS
MAN STAPLE AFTER BEING OOUSED
BREAK-INS AT homes REPORTED
TWO CITIZENS AID POLICE HAKE J
JEWELRY. CASH STOLEN FROH HOHE
ROBBERS GET JEWELRY
A SHABBY REWARD FOR BRAVERY
HOME BREAK-IN REPORTED
MAN CHARGED IN BURGLARY
HAN ROB°ED IN HOHE
MAN'S HOME BURGLARIZED, JEwEL'
OURHAH F IRM ROBBED
BURGLARIES SPUR CRIME WATCH PL
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING ON BURGLA
OURham CRIHESTOPPERS
POLICE PROBE THEFT OF STEREO
JEwELRY TAKEN FROM HOME
DURHAM MAN BEATEN, ROBBED
HAN CHARGEO WITH 6 RREAK-INS
GUNMEN ROB RESTAURANT
2 TRfcATEO AFTER ACCIDENT
BURGLARIES PLAGUE HOUSING PROJ
TOOLS AND HONFY 1AKEN IN BREAK
VICTIM CHASES PURSE SNATCHER
THIEF TAKES TELEVISION
CRIMEI
THEFT
WI
OAY
s
AND CHECKS
S VIOLIN
LOT
UNS
OM TOWNHOUSES
TIME; GET CIGARFTTES. BEER
WHITE SOCKS
FT OF STEREO EQUIPMENT
TTEMPT
RO ROAO AREA
TWO TECNS
K-IN
WITH CLOROX
UICK ARREST AFTER bREAK-lN
AN FOR M0ReHEM) hill
RIES TO BE HELD
ECT
-IN
C T
s
S
1 T
PAGT 73b
1/16/36
N E
p
L Y
P 0
OATE
C PG
L p
9VL
H 2
1 /Q3/85
A 1
N
L41
S 2
1/07/85
C 1
N
S 2
1/DR/P5
C 1
N
H 3
1/16/85
p 1
N
S 1
1/19/95
C 1
N
H 3
L/lR/°5
C I
N
S 2
1/24/95
C 1
')
S 2
1/23/05
A 3
N
«4 =
S 2
1/29/95
A 5
N
S 2
2/21/85
C 1
N
S 2
2/21/85
C 1
N
S 2
2/25/95
A 6
N
S 2
2/28/95
C 1
N
h 2
3/11/85
A 13
N
K45
S 2
3/11/95
A 5
N
S 2
3/19/65
A ?
N
H 3
3/26/85
3 1
■1
S I
4/19/95
C I
N
S 2
4/22/95
A 7
N
S ?
4/26/95
C I
N
H 2
4/28/35
3 8
N
H 2
5/23/85
3 1
0 N
«45
H 3
6/15/85
3 1
N
S 2
5/18/85
A 5
N
S 2
5/24/85
C 1
H
" 3
6/26/95
C 1
N
S 2
6/23/85
C 1
N
S 2
7/02/95
A 3
N
K45
H 3
7/03/95
B I
M N
K45
S 2
7/38/85
A 3
N
S 2
7/10/85
A 7
N
H 3
7/23/85
C I
N
H90
S 2
7/25/85
A 3
N
H 2
7/26/35
3 5
N
K45
H 2
7/30/95
A 18
N
S 2
7/30/95
C 1
N
H 2
3/01/95
A 13
N
S 2
8/01/9-5
E 5
N
S 2
9/32/95
C 1
N
S 2
8/19/95
A 3
N
H 2
8/16/95
8 7
N
S 2
3/21/95
A 14
N
S 2
9/04/95
A 7
N
H 2
9/14/05
C 1
N
<45
H 3
10/17/85
3 1
N
S 2
10/29/35
A 3
N
H 3
10/31/95
B 1
N
K45
H 3
11/05/05
C I
N
H 2
12/07/85
3 4
N
H 3
12/17/85
C 1
N
S 2
1/01/85
C
N
S 2
1/02/85
A «
N
S 1
1/02/85
c
N
S 2
1/03/95
A
N
S I
1/03/95
C 1
N
S 2
1/04/95
C 1
N
H 2
1/07/85
A c
N
H 2
1/07/85
B 1
N
S 2
1/07/85
A 3
N
S 2
1/07/95
c ;
N
S 2
1/07/85
C 1
N
H 2
1/09/85
A
N
S 2
1/09/95
A '
N
S 1
1/08/35
C I
N
S 2
1/09/85
C
N
S 2
1/10/95
c
N
S 2
1/12/85
A
N
h 2
1/14/85
B
N
S 2
1/14/85
C 1
N
S 2
1/15/95
B
N
S 2
1/16/95
A
N
S 2
1/17/85
C 1
»l
S 2
1/18/85
c
N
S 2
1/19/85
A
N
H 2
1/20/95
B
N
S 2
1/22/95
B
N
S 2
1/23/95
A
N
S I
1/23/95
c
N
S 2
1/23/85
c
N
S 2
1/30/95
c
N
S 2
2/02/85
A
N
H 2
2/03/85
B '
1 N
H 2
2/03/35
B !
N
H 2
2/04/05
A 1'
) N
H 2
2/04/85
A 1
N
S 2
2/06/85
C
N
5 2
2/07/85
c
N
S 1
2/09/95
c
N
S 2
2/11 /85
c
N
S 2
2/12/95
c
N
H 2
2/14/95
e
N
S 2
2/14/95
A 1
! N
S 2
2/15/95
A
> N
H 2
2/19/95
A
E
H 2
2/19/95
• 1
N
S 2
2/19/95
c
N
S 2
2/19/95
c
1
S 2
2/20/95
A
r n
S 2
2/21/85
c
N
H 2
2/23/35
c
P N
S 2
2/23/oS
A
N
H 2
2/25/85
B
G
S 2
2/25/85
C
N
S 2
2/26/85
C
N
S 2
2/27/85
C
N
M 2
2/23/85
3
N
S 2
3/01/95
C
N
S 2
3/32/95
A
) N
H 2
3/33/85
B
N A54
H 2
3/03/95
3
1 N
H 2
3/03/95
8
• N
H 2
3/04/95
A 1
) N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/65
INDEX
12/31/95
Sy?^^ crimestoppers: crime o= the meek
MOTORIST ROBBED OF S500 AT GUNPOINT
ELOERLY MAN RnB9ED ON LIBERTY STREET
RESTAURANT MANAGER SPOTS MASKED MAN
MAN IS RUBBED
DRIVER IS ROB°EO ON LIBERTY STREET
BKEAK-INS SUSPECT DESCRIBED AS 'RINGLEADER'
POLICE HOLD MAN IN HOME ROBBE'Y
19-Y6AR-0L0 CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
TVS. OVEN, STEREO STOLEN FROM HOUSE
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS: CRIME 0= THE MEEK
TEEN CHARGED IN BREAK-IN
2 MEN CHARGEO DURING ROBBERY
EOUIPMENT SAID STOLEN
PIZZA OELIVERYMAN IS ROBBEO
I.KSSB.Sl* BUSINESSES BROKEN INTO
CIGARETTES WORTH S500 ARE STOLEN
Z ROBPEPS PISTOL -WHIP VICTIM
LOwER BOND DENIED FOR ALSTON
MONEY IS STOLEN FROM CHURCH
GUN. JEWELS STOLEN
JSS 211! ^lcC^??9F.0rWiTH 'SSAJLTING WOMAN
l??r?Z'i. FACF ASSAULT CHARGES
ELECTRONIC MgRCHAMOISE
COCAINE CHARGES FILED
Ts"& f^es'-cIre- ma&di bk**-"« <N morfHEad area
"SfI RE^OvId FRbM°TH^A??REHE" «"K-INS
LARGE BAIL JUSTIFIED
PRETRIAL ARTICLES UNFAIR
WOMAN REPORTS DURHAM ASSAULT
BREAK-IN SUSPECT REPORTS BREAK-IN
HILLSBOROUGH MAN HELD IN ROBBERIES
MUSIC STORE REPORTS 3 GUITAR s" ARE STOLEN
OURHAM POLICE PROBE PIZZA ROBSERY
115.000 IN BANK BAG MISSING F*JM OFFICE
OURHAM MAN IS ROBBEO AT GUNPOINT
CIME OF THE WEEK
CASH STOLEN FROM DRY CLEANERS
MACHINE, CASH TAKEN IN ROBBERY
BURGLAR, VANOAL STRIKE CHURCH LOT
1420 LAWNMOWEP LIFTED FROM HOUSE
r^irn^"^ ?fPORTS BATTERY, LAWNMOWER STOLEN
CARTONS OF CIGARETTES ARE STOLEN FROM FIRM
WOMAN SUFFERS BROKEN BONES
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
THIEVES HIT BASEBALL TEAM'S BUS
?FF'CfRS PR03ING RASH OF AUTO BREAK-INS
PURSE, RAOIO STOLEN
BOY CHARGED WITH THEFT
VIOEO RECORDER IS STOLEN FROM SCHOOL
MAN ROBS LAUNDRY
THIEVES PLUCK INSTRUMENTS FROM MUSIC STORE
TIRES, RIMS STOLEN FROM CAR
TIRES, WHEELS STOLEN FROM CAR DEALERSHIP
MAN ROBBED OF GRUCERIES ' '
MAN SHOT IN OURHAM CARD GAME
MAN FACES 30 STOLEN GOOOS CHARGES
Z MEN CHOKE. ROB WOMAN
a,„£HARGS0 IN SERIES OF BREAK-INS
WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS CHOKEO, ROBBEO
MAN ROBBEO OF t 1 00 AT HOME
r5S?ES9!LFS?§i ^RGES ON RECEIVING STOLEN GOOOS
BURGLARS HIT S?Te' ""EAR-IN AT FURNITURE STORE
I"E£TS . BREAK- INS OOWN IN APRIL
S?£vEl VC00DLFgFF^?IRCR?2„ Y^K000 " "°'°0°
TOOLS STOLEN OFF TRUCK
MAN ARRESTED FOR SHOPLIFTING. DRUGS
DURHAM WOMAN SAYS STEREO STnL>ii
1 HhUH?c°r WAK-INS ON MONTROSE ORIVE
IS® m StSlIn* 4FTER CHASE
B^EVifrrrsFF,??^0 afier lE4v,ng b4r
ROBBERY REPORT LEADS TO 4 ARRFSTS
EVgUeTtIS srtEDNsf3LENS ST4InN BRE4K-'N
ffl*SEc*gVSifTS?^«,^RsI5i*r> 'tV'Seek^ R0BBERY C4SF
MONEY STOLEN FROM SANDWICH SKIP
2 POSE AS CPCL REPS. ROB ELOE'LV WOMAN
DURHAM BREAK-INS ARE INVESTIGATFO
IHREc CHARGED WITH ROBBERY OF HITCHHIKERS
PROPERTY STOLEN AT JUDGE'S HOME
SKI BAF^ B^THEF1! g«gg ER S^OENTaTwORK
2ii^r^E^^gEB?n4FTER l"5"« IturI
PLEASE RETURN OUR STOLEN BENTWOOD CHAIRS
guR^MJ?w^Y4RS?0LDE.^THH0SsE°RE"'^
rC0H^00?NR§ReEPAK0-,)3sLE "EW 4T FIRE
DURHAM HAN HIT ON HFAO
youth! sSuEht" in^ubIIry0 IN ,URGL4RY C°1ME ri"g
Ca"r° SffMSfi! lR?aBv^0CERY SnRE °-NER
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
DURHAM MAN SHOT IN CHEST
ATTEMPTEO MURDER CHARGE FILED
MANEROyBBiDQLEN FR°M H,L1-S10E STUDENTS
BREAK-INS REPORTED AT 3 BUSINESSES
OURHAM RESTAURANT ROBBED
MAN IS SHOT IN ARM, HIP ON SOUTH RnxflORn SYOCCT
Hilyll «S? tS0UP KITCHEN IN dJrhaM0"80"0 SrREET
BURGLARS HIT 2 APARTMENTS
DUR.Ha'mVan'^UNDe'd""5 ^^ B TCHM F°R A DAY
CAR TAKEN FROM HOME
MiSBESr,cR|S0RII:i,0N BUCHANAN 3LV0.
?J?. £?¥eRE0, BEATEN, ROBBED
RSOB-B'ERR rRYAN^A4RKDI SSSSm 'MSe™"
^hur°cGhH4b!;SkenU,^o,N MARKET B,E4K-,N
RAILWAY'S EXPLOSIVES, FLARES STOLEN
?J*2°,N? ?ING ITnLEN IN BREAK-IN TO HOME
J«{fnnInTSSIn?AIL,'OA0 F<-4RES AND EXPLOSIVES
DUKh2mESan°!hOT I^TH.G^ W'TH REC°R0ER
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P D DATE C PC,
L P 9YL
H 2 3/04/95 B 1
G
S 2 3/04/B5 C I
N
H 2 3/05/85 A b
N
H 2 3/05/85 A 6
N
S 2 3/35/85 A 3
N
S ? 3/06/95 A 5
N
H 2 3/08/85 B 1
N A54
S 2 3/0B/P5 C 1
N A47
H ? 3/1D/B5 B 1
N
H 2 3/10/R5 B 6
N
H 2 3/11/85 B I
G
S 2 3/11/85 C 4
N
S 2 3/12/85 A 5
N
S 2 3/13/85 C 1
N
S 2 3/15/85 A 8
N
H 2 3/17/85 B 13
N
H 2 3/18/85 C 1
N
S 2 3/18/85 C I
N
S 2 3/19/85 C 1
N A47
S 2 3/20/95 C 1
n
H 2 3/21/85 B 1
N
H 2 3/25/85 B 1
N
S 2 3/25/85 A 7
N
H 2 3/26/85 A 3
'1
S 7 3/26/85 C 1
N
H 2 3/27/85 A I
N A54
S 2 3/27/85 C 1
N
H 2 3/28/95 A 16
N
H 2 3/28/85 A 16
N
S 2 3/28/B5 A 4
E
S 2 3/28/85 A 4
L
S 2 3/29/85 C 1
N
H 2 3/29/85 11 6
N
H 2 4/01/95 B 5
N
5 2 4/02/85 A 5
N
S 2 4/03/95 C 1
N
H 2 4/04/85 A 19
N
S 2 4/04/85 C 1
N
H 2 4/08/85 B 1
G
S 2 4/08/85 C 1
N
H 2 4/09/85 A 1 1
N
H ? 4/09/95 A 1 1
N
H 2 4/09/85 A 11
N
S 2 4/09/P5 A 9
N
S 2 4/10/85 C 1
N
S 2 4/ll/»5 C 1
N
H 2 4/15/85 B 1
r.
S 2 4/15/85 C I
N
S 2 4/17/95 C 1
N
S 2 4/19/85 A 3
N
H 2 4/21/85 B 4
N
H 2 4/21/95 B 4
N
S 2 4/23/95 C 1
N
S 2 4/24/85 A 5
N
S 2 4/26/85 C 1
N
S 2 4/27/95 A 3
N
H 2 4/29/85 B 5
N
S 2 4/30/B5 C I
N
S 2 5/02/85 A 14
N
S 2 5/03/85 A 1
►1
S 2 5/03/85 A 7
N
H 2 5/04/95 C 1
N A54
H 2 5/04/85 0 4
N
S 2 5/04/85 A 3
N
S 2 5/04/85 A 16
N
H 2 5/06/85 C 12
N
S 2 5/06/e5 A 2
M
H 2 5/07/85 A ID
N 454
H 2 5/07/85 C I
N S82
S 2 5/U/R5 A 3
N
H 2 5/13/95 A 9
N
S 2 5/11/85 A 7
N
S 2 5/14/95 C 1
N
H 2 5/16/85 C 12
N
S 2 5/16/85 C 5
N
H 2 5/19/85 B 5
N
H 2 5/20/85 A 3
N
H 2 5/20/85 B 9
N
S 2 5/21/85 C 1
N
H 2 5/21/85 C 12
N
S 2 5/22/85 A 5
N
H 2 5/24/85 B 4
N
H 2 5/27/85 C 1
G
H 2 5/27/85 C 2
N
S 2 5/27/85 A 9
N
S 2 5/28/85 C 1
N
H ? 5/30/85 B 1
N
H 2 5/30/85 B 2
N
H 2 6/03/95 A 1
N
S 2 6/03/95 A 3
N
5 2 6/03/95 C 1
N
S 2 6/04/85 A 5
N
H 2 6/06/85 A 4
L
S 1 6/07/85 C 1
N
H 2 6/09/85 B 6
N
H 2 6/10/85 C I
N M51
H 2 6/12/B5 B 5
N
S 2 6/12/95 C 1
N
S 2 6/12/85 C 9
N
S 2 6/14/85 C 1
N
H 2 6/15/85 B 1
N
S 2 6/15/95 A 5
N
H 2 6/17/85 C 1
N
5 2 6/17/85 A 8
N
S 2 6/18/85 C I
N
S 2 6/19/95 C 1
N
S 2 6/20/»5 A 14
N
H 2 6/23/95 8 10
N
S 2 6/24/95 C 1
N
S 2 6/26/85 C 1
N
S 2 6/27/85 A 1
N
S 2 6/27/85 C 1
N
H 2 6/29/85 B 1
N A54
S 2 6/29/95 C 1
N
H 2 6/30/85 9 6
N
H 2 7/01/85 3 8
N
S 2 7/01/85 A 5
N
S 2 7/02/85 C 1
N
S 2 7/04/85 C 1
H
H 2 7/05/85 A 10
N
H 2 7/05/85 A 10
N
H 7 7/06/85 C 1
N
S 2 7/06/95 A 3
N
S 2 7/06/95 A 22
N
H 2 7/08/85 8 6
N
S 2 7/08/85 A 3
N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/35 - 12/31/85
DURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH BJROLA
MAN BITES OFFICER DURING ORUC
DURHAM CRIMESTOPPFRS
MAN SAIO TREATED, ROBBED
.OMAN REGAINS PURSE
PLANTS "ESEM3LE MARIJUANA
CAR BROKEN INTO ON EITHER PL At
man GRABS GUN. RO'S STORE
THEFT CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST S
CASE DROPPED IN VIOLIN THEFT
AIR CONDITIONERS STOLEN
BIKE TOSScD THROUGH WINDOW IN
BURGLAR SURPRISED BROTHER'S GI
POLICE CHARGE MAN IN SHOOTING
THIEVES HIT DAY SCHOOL IN OUR I
OAUGHTEB OF CENTRAL FOUNDER IN
OURHAM CR [HESTOPPFRS
MOPED. HELMETS STDLEN
MAN ARRESTEO IN BEATING OF DR.
MAN ELUDES POLICE IN CHASE
MAN CHAPGEO IN BURGLARY
MAN SENTENCED IN JEJELRY THEFT
$27,000 HOME BREAK-IN
HOUSE B°OKEN INTO
WOMAN ROBBED OF $700 WHILE S Er
DURHAM WOMAN ROBBED AT STREET
VIDEO-GAME MACHINES HIT IN BUR
TV. STEREO STOLEN
MAN R"BPED OF $100
T=IAL BEGINS IN MOREHEAD MILL
CRIME STOPPERS TIP, BREAK-IMS
WITNESS TESTIFIES ON BURGLABI"
THIEF SAYS BUSINESSMAN BOUGHT
BURGLARS SAY OU°HAM MAN BOUGHT
VALUABLES WORTH $11,400 ARE ST
FORMER UNC ASSISTANT DEAN SAYS
CAR STEREO. GUITAR, TAPES REP3
OPIVER FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES
OEFENDANT DENIES KNOWING ITEM1:
THOMPSON DENIES KNOWING ITE"S
JURY TO GET THOMPSON C0NSPIRA1
THOMPSON CONVICTED ON BREAK-IN
TOOLS ON PORCH STOLEN
3 STEAL $193 FROM FIRM ON 8R0A
JURY CONVICTS THUMPSONi SENTEN
MAN IS HIT IN HEAO BY WOULD-BE
STEREO. CASH STOLEN
BURGLARS AWAKEN RESIDENTS
MORE Than $1,500 IN GOODS STOL
12,300 IN GOODS TAKEN IN 3REA<
MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING SHOTS
•FENCE' PLEAOS GUILTY IN MQRE-i
PLEA DEAL REACHED! SENTENCING
DRUG CHARGES FILED
SOUTH SOUARE MALL EMPLOYEE ROB
TFEN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
auRGLARY-RING LEAOER GETS 21 Y
THEFT RING 'LEAOER' IN 15 BREA
DURHAM DETECTIVES WILL BE HOND
DURHAM MAN SHOT
CR IMESTOPPERS
DURHAM POLICE OFFICER IS INJU'
OFFICERS HONORED
MEN BEAT WORKER, TAKE CASH
BURGLARY VICTIMS HONOR POLICE
THIEVES RANSACK HOUSE
THIEVES RANSACK HOUSE
2 CHARGED WITH BEVERLY DRIVE 1
2 CHARGED IN THFFTS AT HOMES
OOG-WALKER ATTACKED. ROBBED
DURHAM MAN FACING FOUR BREAK-!
ROBBERS ATTACK MAN IN PARK
MAN CHARGED IN SERIES OF BUPGL
TFEN SAYS MEN STOLE 1200 RACID
CLOTHING STOLEN IN STORE BREA<
POLICE PROBE BREAK-IN
MAN 'TURNS TABLES' IN BREAK-IN
MACHINE WORTH 190.700 STOLEN
PnLICE PROBE FIRING OF SHOTS s
MAN HURT IN FIGHT
MAN CWARGEO IN BURGLARY
MORE BREAK-IN CHARGES FILED AG
CRIME OF THE WEFK
MOTORIST ROBBEO INSTEAD OF HEL
THIEVES TAKE CASH FROM DRAWERS
MAN IS BEATEN. ROBBED
CASH, JEWELRY WORTH $4,000 RE'
HITCHHIKERS ROB MAN
2 ARMED MEN ROB LAUNDROmaT
PRISONER POINTS OUT BREAK-INS
SUSPECTED THIEF'S LAWYER SAYS
IDYLE CHARGEO DESPITE AGREEMEN
ALSTON CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN
POLICE SEEK MAN AFTER THEFTS,
$400 WOP TH DF JACKETS STOLEN
PLEA TO 12 CHARGES DRAWS 20-Y
CONSTRUCTION'S BOOMING — SO AR
OURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH BURGLA
MAN DRAWS SENTENCE
BURGLAR FLEES WITH 1150 FROM
BURGLAR STRIKES
ONE BROTHER ATTEMPTS ESCAPE A=
SIDING, TOOLS TAKEN FROM BUILD
BREAK-IN NETS $5,200
STEREO, TV STOLEN
2 SENTENCED IN mopeheao HILL
SLEEPING man LOSES CASH, CARDS
FORMEP ASSISTANT UNC DEAN GIV5
WOMAN CHARGED IN COMPUTER TH£F
TWO ARRESTEO ON BREAK- IN CHARS
BLINO MAN ROBBED
JUDGE AGAIN DENIES -(ORK-RELEAS
$36,000 IN COMPUTER ITEMS STOL
COMPUTERS ARE STOLEN
MAN IS CHARGEO WITH BREAK-IN
CARTONS OF CIGARETTES STOLEN
MONEY IN REGISTER SNATCHED, MA
EIGHT GUNS STOLEN
THIEF ROBS WOMAN, 80, IN GAOAS
HITCHHIKER IS ROBBEO
CARS ENTERED WHILE OWNERS ATT=
THIEF APPARENTLY INTERRUPTED
RC3BER GETS AWAY AFTER WRESTLI
MAN ROBS PIZZA FIRM
CUT ON FINGER LEADS TD ARREST
THIEVES TAKE MORTAR MIXER
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WISS MUSICIAN
ROBBERY
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FAIR CONDITION AFTER BFATING
SHEPARD'S DAUGHTER
FROM RESIDENCE
KING DIRECTIONS
CORNER
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THFFTS
ARREST LINKED
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JEWELRY
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REAK-INS
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ARIES
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NO SERVICES
NG VICTIM
C T
S
PAGE
710
1/14/06
S
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N F
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L Y
P 0
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C 9'
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S 2
T/09/P5
A
N
S 2
7/10/85
C
N
H 2
7/15/55
B
G
S 2
7/15/05
C
N
S 2
7/10/95
c
N
S 2
7/20/85
A
N
H 2
7/22/35
B !
N
S 2
7/22/05
c
N
H J
7/23/R5
A
N
S 2
7/23/B5
A
N
S 2
7/23/85
c
N
S 2
7/24/85
c
N
H 2
7/25/05
A
N
5 2
7/25/05
A
N
S 2
7/25/95
C
N
H 2
7/27/85
A
) N
H 2
7/29/85
B
G
H 2
7/31/85
3
N
H 2
7/31/85
B
N
S 2
7/31/05
c
N
S 2
7/31/95
c 1
' N
S 2
8/02/85
c
N
A47
H 2
3/05/05
B 8 N
H 2
3/05/85
B
1 N
H 2
9/05/85
B
I N
S 2
3/06/85
B
N
S 2
9/09/85
C
N
S 2
3/1D/85
A
1 N
H 2
9/1 1/85
B 1
> N
H 2
3/13/85
0
. N
S82
S 2
3/13/05
A
U
A47
S 2
3/13/95
C
N
A47
H 2
9/14/85
B
N
S32
S 2
3/14/85
C
N
A47
S 2
8/14/05
C
N
H 2
8/15/85
8
N
S32
H 2
3/15/95
A 1
N
S 2
8/15/85
A 1
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S 2
3/15/35
c
N
A4 7
H 2
9/16/85
B
N
S3?
S 2
8/16/85
C
N
A47
H 2
9/17/85
c
N
S32
H 2
3/17/85
c
! N
h 2
8/17/85
c
i N
S 2
3/17/85
A
3 N
A47
S 2
3/17/35
A
3 N
H 2
3/10/95
B
} N
H 2
S/l9/e5
B
N
h 2
8/19/85
A 1
1 N
h 2
3/19/35
B
N
5 2
8/19/05
C
1 N
h 2
8/20/85
C
N
S82
S 2
3/20/95
c
N
S 2
3/20/85
c
N
H 2
3/21/05
A 1
i N
S 2
9/21/85
A I
. N
S 2
3/22/85
A
N
«47
H 2
8/23/85
B
1 N
S82
S 2
8/24/95
A
1 N
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8/24/95
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9/2 6/B5
B
N
S 2
9/27/85
A 1
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H 2
8/23/e5
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3 P p
S76
S 2
3/28/85
A
» N
S 2
9/28/35
c
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3/29/85
c
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3/29/35
c
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8/30/85
8
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3/3D/85
A 1
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S 2
8/31/85
A
3 N
H 2
9/02/85
c
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H 2
9/02/85
c
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9/02/85
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•> N
H 2
9/01/85
c 1
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H 2
9/03/85
c I
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S 2
9/03/85
A 1
3 N
S 2
9/04/85
A
7 N
H 2
9/05/85
A 1
2 N
S 2
9/05/05
A 1
3 N
S 2
9/06/85
C
1 N
S 2
9/07/85
A
3 N
H 2
9/03/95
B
N
H 2
9/09/O5
B
1 N
H 2
9/09/85
B
I N
S 2
9/09/95
C
I N
S 2
9/ID/85
A
3 N
H 2
9/14/85
c
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S 2
9/14/85
A 1
*• N
S 2
9/16/85
c
I N
H 2
9/17/85
c
1 N
A54
H 2
9/20/85
p
N
S82
S 2
9/20/85
A I
1 N
S 2
9/21/05
c 1
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S 2
9/21/85
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3 N
H 2
9/24/05
A
7 N
H 2
9/24/05
A
7 N
H 2
9/24/95
c
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9/24/95
A 1
1 N
S 2
9/25/05
c
1 N
H 2
9/26/95
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3 N
S 2
9/26/85
C
3 N
H 2
9/27/85
9
I N
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S 2
9/23/85
A
! N
H 2
9/JO/85
A 1
J N
H 2
9/30/85
B
N
S 2
9/3P/05
C
N
A47
H 2
10/31/85
C
5 N
H 3
IO/OI/05
c
N
S 2
10/03/85
c
N
H 2
10/06/85
3
N
S 2
10/07/85
A
3 N
H 2
10/08/85
c
N
532
H 2
10/09/95
a
b M
S 2
10/09/95
A
i N
S 2
1D/U/R5
A 1
I N
H 2
10/12/05
A
I N
H 2
10/14/85
A 1
3 N
H 2
10/14/R5
B
1 N
S 2
10/17/35
A 1
. N
S 2
10/17/85
A 1
. N
S 2
10/19/85
A
3 N
H 2
10/21/85
A 1
3 N
H 2
10/21/35
A 1
3 N
S 2
10/21/35
C
1 N
H 2
10/22/85
8
3 N
S 2
10/22/85
A
S N
«ONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/as
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SUBJECTS
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10/23/35
10/26/85 „
10/27/85 B
10/27/85
10/29/35
10/31/85
10/29/85
10/30/85
10/30/85 _
10/30/85 B
10/30/85 "
11/02/85
11/04/R5
11/04/35
H /04/35
11/06/85
11/08/35
11/09/35
11/12/85
11/13/85
11/14/85 B
1/14/85 A
11/17/85 H
11/18/85 B
11/18/85 C
11/18/85 c
U/19/85 8
U/I9/85 C
11/20/85 c
H/22/35 A
11/23/85 c
U/23/85 A
U/2S/R5 A
11/25/85 B
11/26/85 B
11/29/85 C
12/02/85 3
12/02/35 A
12/02/85 C
12/02/85 C
2/03/85 A
12/03/85 c
2/03/85 A
2/03/85 B
12/04/85 c
12/09/85 A
12/09/85 C
J2/10/85 A
12/10/85
12/11/85
12/12/35
12/13/35
A
1 3
N
A
3
N
B
5
B
;
N
A
I I
N
H
9
B
9
N
A
9
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S82
9
N
B
8
N
L
1
N
A
3
N
L
5
t
c
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1.
1
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3
N
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A 6
B 7
A 5
1
1
1
6
t
3
5
13
13
12/15/85 I 3
12/16/85 A 14
12/16/85 C
12/17/85 C
12/17/85 C
U/13/85 A
12/19/85 B
12/10/85 3
12/19/85 B
12/19/35 C
12/20/85 a
12/21/35 C
12/22/35
12/23/35
12/23/35
12/26/85
12/30/85 .
12/31/85 a
12/31/85 c
I
1
1
6
3
3
3
I
5
3
13
7
1
22
I
1
1
N
N
N
N M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
H M51
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N M5l
1/0S/85 a
1/06/B5 A
1/09/85 B
1/09/85 D
1/26/35 A
2/05/85 B
2/06/35 A
2/06/85 0
2/07/85 A
2/08/35 g
2/12/85 B
2/21/35 A
2/21/85 B
2/23/35 c
2/27/85 A
2/23/35 A
3/07/85 A
3/16/35 C
3/17/85 A
3/24/85 B
3/21/85 B
5/26/85 8
5/23/35 6
5/29/85 A
5/31/85 B
6/05/35 B
6/07/85 A
6/13/85 A
6/21/35 S
6/25/85 C
T/03/85 8
7/15/35 A
7/19/85 A
7/23/05 C
7/27/85 A
7/30/35 A
3/01/35 B
8/07/85 A
8/09/35 r
a/10/85 A
a/23/35 A
8/31/85 A
"19/35 B
■5/20/85 a
9/24/35 A
9/24/85 C
9/24/85 C
4
1
2
1
P N
P N
071
1
N
2
P N
4
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N
4
1
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N
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1
1
N
N
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4
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N
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i
N
N
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N
4
1
N
N
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N
6
I
1
1
11
3
1
3
15
1
2
8
5
7
1 1
1
1
12
7
N
N
N
N
N
N H90
MONTHLY/
N N U A L
i/pi/65 -
I '. u E «
12/31/85
7 APE SENTENCED FOR BREAK-IN SP'SF IN MOREHEAD HILL
S60 RAISED FOR SICK WAYNE YOUNGSTER STOLEN
BREAK-IN REPORTED
POLICE SAY MAN PICKED WRONG TELLER
COUPLE CHARGE" IN WIDESPREAD THEFTS
TAPES STOLEN
JUOGE ORDERS SENTENCE STUDY II ASSAULT CASE
GRANVILLE JURY INDICTS DURHAM MAN
THIEVES HIT RADIO STATIONS
ROXeOPO RADIO STATION EOUIP»ENT TAKE:* If THEFT
LOUISBURG P1LIC5 INVESTIGATING TWO BURGLARIES
3 DURHAM MEN CHARGED IN THEFT
S3. 000 REWARO OFFERED IN OAFORD 3PEAK-1N
2 MEN CHARGED WITH TREE THEFTS
RESENTENCING IN LIFE TE»M ORDERED BY SUPKEMF COURT
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH BRFAK-INS
ROBBERY, ORANGE COUNTY
ORANGE STORE ROBBED
ARMED ROBBERS STEAL MONEY FROM MOTEL
MICROWAVE STOLEN FROM HOME
MAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY, ASSAULTING OFFICER
3 CHAOGEO IN CONNECTION WITH LARCENY
HOME IS ROBBED
MASSEUSE R033ED
3 SENTENCED IN BURGLARY
CRI"ESTOPPERS IN ORANGE CO. SEEKING HELP
CR IMESTOPPERS IN ORANGE CO. SEEKS LEADS
ROBBERY, U.S.
SEE ALSO BANK ROBBERIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION, PIRACY
SEE ALSO COMPUTER Theft
SEE ALSO GOLO, THEFTS
SEE ALSO "KISSING ROBBER"
ARREST IS MAOE IN "KISSING BA-IOIT' CASE
NAVAL ACADEMY WILL TRY TAR HEEL ON ThEFT COUNT
MIDSHIPMAN FACING CHARGES IS MISSING
MIDSHIPMAN STILL MISSING; CU) T-MAR.T I AL IS POSTPUNEO
MIDSHIPMAN FROM N.C. IS CONVICTED OF SHOPLI FT I NO, GETS PRISON SENTENCE
ROBBFRY ATTEMPTS, CHAPEL HILL
ROBBERY ATTEMPTFO
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS. DURHAM
ROBBERY FOILEO
APPARENT DURHAM STORE ROBBER RUNS
■STICKUP' NOTE CONFUSION FOILS GOODWILL ROBBERY
WOULD-BE 60"BER FOILED
man CHARGED IN BURGLARY
ROBBERY ATTEMPT FAILS
DURHAM POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH 2 ATTEMPTED ROBBERIES
ROBBERY THWARTEO BY TOSSED PIZZAS
MAN IS HIT IN HEAO BY WOULD-B; R0B3ERS
•ROAD GANG" BEATS MEN ALONG FREEWAY
ROBBER PULLS KNIFE. TAKES DRUGS
SCREAM CHASES INTRUOER FROM HOME
POLICE CHASE TWO FROM OURHAM BANK
2 MEN CHASED
R0B6ERY ATTEMPTS. N.C.
WOULD-BE ROBBER PICKED WRONG "AN
MAN HOLDS INTRUDER AT GUNPOINT FOR POLICE
BANK ROBBERY FOILED
WOMAN REFUSES THIEF'S DEMAND THAT SHE HAND OVER HER PURSE
THREE ARE CHARGEO IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT
BANK HOLDUP ATTEMPT ENDS IN AOREST
OFFICERS SAY GROCER KILLED MAN IN STORE
VANCE OFFICER'S CRUISER HIT BY SHOTS
WILSON COUNTY MAN IS KILLED
ROBBERY ATTEMPTS, U.S.
N.Y. SUBWAY VIGILANTE TO BE PITIEO. NOT PRAISED
THE WRONG GUT GOT THE PINK SLIP
ROBBINS-GhanT (SILEP. CITY, N.C.I
YARN PLANT IN SILER CITY TO REOPEN
ROBERT • COMPANY (ATLANTA!
ROU AWARDS FIRST CONTRACT IN 115 MILLION PROJECT
ROBERT OESROSIERS DANCE THEATRE
SEE ALSO AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DANCE
LET'S GO ON WITH THE SHOW: AMERICAN DANCE FESTIVAL'S 51ST SEASON
PIL060LUS RETURNING TO FESTIVAL
» 3-RING CIRCUS OF SOUND, DANr. E
CANADIAN TROUPE TAKES AUOIENCE ON BUARRE TRIP
ROBERT F. KENNEDY JOURNALISM AWARDS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO JOURNALISM
N.C. NEWSPAPER, 'FRONTLINE' WIN MEDIA AWARDS
ROBERT WINSTON CARR INC.
CHAMBER PUSHED FOR COURTHOUSE SALE IN PRIVATE MEETINGS...
VA HOSPITAL TO GET 129 MILLION AODITin-j
ARCHITECTS JOIN MARTIN TO OPEN MARITIME MUSEUM
PANEL RECOMMENDS DURHAM COMPA'IY FOR MUSEUM CONTRACT
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION OF PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY
DUKE TO STUDY EFFECTS OF STRESS FROM FAMILY
DUKE PEDIATRICS PROGRAM GETS SRANT
ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION CO.
TOWNHOUSES PROPOSED IN ST. THERESA AREA
TOWNHOUSES CAP ST. THERESA WO'K
ROBESON COUNTY. N.C.
ROSE PROBING FMHA HARASSMENT CHARGES
BRITISH PRODUCER TO MAKE WOVIc IN ROBESON COUNTY
MOTIVE SOUGHT FOR THREE SLAYI'JGS
FBI IS INVESTIGATING ABDUCTI01. SLAYING
ROBESON COUNTY SCHOOLS
SUIT: BAN PAODLING OF RETARDED STUDENTS
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN LAWSUIT OVER PUNISHMENT OF HANDICAPPED
ROBINS
SURE SIGN OF SPRING
ROBOTMAN ICARTOONI
•ROBOTMAN' DEBUTS TODAY
C T S
bag; M2
1/16/86
S
I T
N F
E
I V
P 0
"ATE
C PG
L P
TYl
H 2
10/01/95
C 1
N
S82
H 2
10/03/85
E 7
N
H 2
10/12/95
C 3
N
H 1
10/12/B5
C 1
N
H 2
10/13/B5
B 1
M
"5 1
S 2
10/24/95
C 5
N
H I
U/01/B5
B 1
N
h 2
U/07/B5
b 5
N
S 2
11/07/85
A 17
N
H 3
U/0B/B5
B 1
N
H 2
12/07/B5
A *
N
H 2
12/07/85
A 6
N
H I
12/10/85
C 1
N
H 3
12/11/95
B 14
N
H 3
12/11/85
B 1*
N
L40
H 1
12/13/85
B 1
N
S 1
1/29/85
C 1
N
S 2
4/22/85
A 7
N
S 2
6/17/85
C 1
N
H ?
7/03/95
A 12
N
S 2
7/D3/B5
A 6
N
S 2
7/17/85
C 1
N
S 2
7/19/95
A 5
N
H 3
10/02/85
3 i
N
S 2
10/05/95
A 3
N
S 2
U/0?/»5
A ?
N
H
2
3/06/85
A
IP
H
7
7/23/95
A
6
S
/
7/23/95
A
1
H
?
7/24/95
a
7
H
2
10/01/95
A
10
S 2 2/07/85 C 1
s ?
1/D5/B5
A
3
N
S 7
1/09/95
r
1
N
H 2
1/10/95
B
*
N
S 7
2/07/85
(
1
N
« 2
2/18/85
I
1
N
S ?
3/19/95
I
1
N
S 2
4/01/85
1.
1
N
H 7
7/0O/85
H
6
N
S 2
8/17/85
A
3
1
S ?
9/23/85
(,
1
N
s >
9/27/85
(
1
N
H 2
11/16/85
(
3
N
H 2
12/09/95
K
6
N
S 2
12/09/85
A
6
N
» 2
2/23/85
A
3
N
H 7
3/17/85
A
14
N
H ?
3/22/85
A
1 3
N
H 1
3/30/85
(
1
N
H 1
5/25/85
M
1
N
S 7
6/06/85
A
6
N
H ?
8/09/«5
A
H
N
H 1
3/16/85
H
1
N
H 2
10/11/85
A
8
N
S 7
1/03/95
A
4
F
H ?
3/14/85
A
4
E
H 1 12/06/85 9 4 N
H ? 10/27/85 B 1PM H97
H 2 6/07/85 D 1
H 2 6/23/85 B 1
H 2 6/25/B5 C 1
S 7 6/27/85 0 5
H 2 4/05/95 9
H 2 2/13/95 A
H 2 3/22/85 a
S 2 5/18/85 A
H 2 10/12/85 C
5/12/85
5/15/85
3/12/95
9/21/85
5/11/85
3/01/85
10/11/85
11/06/95
9/19/85
10/31/85
H 2 4/22/85 A 1
S 2 2/18/85 A
N 981
N 951
N
N F50
N 080
N
N M69
N "69
MONTHLY/
INDEX
12/31/flS
■STOKE ROCKS ON
FIRMS LACK TRAINED WORKERS TO OPERATE ROBOTS, STUOY FINDS
ROBOTICS SESSIUN WILL BE OFFERED AT DURHAM HIGH
ROBOTIC DEMONSTRATION
ROBOTS HANDLE MOST WORK AT WA3RENT0N PLANT
TIDE. WENDY'S AOS SAID C OS T- Ec F IC I ENT
CONSULTANT BUILDS ROBOT. MOOEL S FOR NASA IN HIS GARAGE
C9 REPAIRMAN BUILDS ROBOTS IN HILLSBOROUGH
PACE OF TEXTILE AUTOMATION EXOECTFO TO QUICKEN
HILLSBOROUGH CENTER HAS TENANT: TECAM US PLANS EXPANSION BY '87
ROCK-A-THON
ROCKER TO RAISE SAFE-RIDES MONEY
ROCK A WHILE YURIKA TREATS AND TREASURES
LIVE CHICKENS TO TREATS C TREASURES-
ROCK CONCERTS
FAMINE CONCERT A BOON
PLIGHT GREATER THAN GIFTS
ROCK GARDENS
SEE ALSO GAROFNING. OURHAM
ROCK GARDENS ARE IN VOGUE AGAIN
ROCK 'N' ROLL
WOODPECKERS: ROCK WITH MED IC I -I E-3ALL SENSITIVITY
B"UCE: THE BOSS OF ROCK 'N' RILL
IT'S ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL
REMEMBEPANCE OF MUSIC PAST
X-RATED KOCK MUSIC
THE 'GOOO* ROCK CONCERTS
FORMER MEMBER OF ROCK GROUP TO SPEAK TOMORROW
MOVEMENT AGAINST PORN ROCK TA<ES SHAPE IN NORTH CAROLINA
LAND OF GIANTS GOING PLACES WITH DRIVE. TASTE
MEALS ON WHEELS FOUNDERS. CURRENT LEAOERS ARE HONORED
ROCK QUARRIES
COUNCIL OF STATE DENIES REQUEST TO HELP WARREN COUNTY HOSPITAL
PETITION OPPOSES PLAN TO REOPEN BUTNER ROCK QUARRY
ROCK SLIOE
ROCKSLIDE MAY CLOSE ROAD FOR SIX WEEKS
WINTER WEATHER EXTREMES LINKED TO 1-40 ROCKSLIOE
WORKERS START BREAKING UP BOULOERS THAT CRUSHED INTFRSTATE 40 TUNNEL
TUNNEL HAD WORRIED SOME TRUCK DRIVERS
STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLAREO A"=TFR INTERSTATE TUNNELL COLLAPSE
LEGISLATOR SAYS ROCKSLIDE SHOWS DANGER OF RECKLESS DEVELOPMENT
OFFICIALS SAY BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY TUNNELS ARE SAFE
FEDERAL FUNDS APPROVED FOR 1-4 0 CLEANUP
CREWS TOIL THROUGH WEEKENO ON 1-40 TUNNELS
CREWS FINISH GRADING ROAD AROUND TUNNEL
DANGEROUS ROAO
TUNNEL ON 1-40 MAY REOPEN IN 3 WEEKS
SECTION UF 1-40 CLOSED BY SLIDE TO REOPEN
TRUCKERS ON 06T0UR GET TICKETS
TRAFFIC FLOWS AGAIN AFTER LANPSLIOE
TRUCKERS SAY 1-40 BYPASS BEATS DETOUR
1-40 POCKSLIOE ATTRACTING TOU'ISTS
CREWS CLEAR 1-40 TUNNELS OF ROCKSLIDE DEBRIS
ROCKSLIDE ON INTERSTATE 40 IN HAYWOOD COUNTY IS CLEARED
1-40 TUNNEL 6XPECTE0 TO BE RE1PENED 9Y NOV. IS
ROCK SLIDE CLOSES ROAO
1-40 TUNNEL RFOPENEO AFTER LANDSLIDE
ROCKSLIDE INJURES 2 AT TUNNEL ON 1-40
ROCK VILLAGE
SHANGRI-LA STILL WEAVES MAGIC SPELL
ROCKFISH
VANCE MAN SENTENCED FOR SELLING STRIPED BASS
ROCKING CHAIR MARATHON
SEE ROCK-A-THON
ROCKING HORSE RANCH EOUCATIONAL DAYCARE
WOMAN INDICTED ON ABUSE CHARGE
DAY-CARE WORKER ENTERS PLEA; JUDGE ORDERS PROBE OF CENTER
PARENTS SUING OAY-CARE CENTER OWNERS
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, N.C.
2ND MAN FACES MURDER CHARGE IN 1947 SLAYING
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY PRISON UNIT
AUTHORITIES SAID MAN HANGEO HIMSELF IN JAIL CELL
ROCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
29 STUDENTS INJURED WHEN BLEACHERS COLLAPSE
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THE ROCKWOOD BUILDING
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ROCKWOOD FILLIN STATION
OURHAM F IRM ROBBEO
ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW ( F I LM I
GROWING UP HAS SOME OUTRAGEOUS MOMENTS
ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.
SEE ALSO LIQUOR-BY-THE-ORINK, ROCKY MT.
ROCKY MOUNT CHURCHES HAVE PROSRAMS FOR DEAF
ROCKY MOUNT VOTERS OK LIQUOR PY ORINK SALES
VOTERS IN ROCKY MOUNT APPROVE LIQUOR PY DRINK
EX-POW PLANS EVENT TO HONOR VIETNAM VETERANS
EX-GOV. HUNT PUSHES RTP EAST 'CLONE'
OFFICIALS THINK 'TRIANGLE EAST' MAKES SENSE
THE PERPETUATED MYTH
■MANUFACTURING TRIANGLE' AN IDEA WORTH EXPLORING
INSTITUTE TO STUDY WAYS TO BUILO 'TRIANGLE EAST'
ROCKY MOUNT UNOERGARMENT CO-
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER
BEWARE! SUMMER IS TICK SEASON
TOPS IN DISEASE
ROE VS. WADE
SEE ALSO ABORTION
SOME CHANGES NEEOFD IN '73 ABORTION DECISION
COURT CAN'T MAKE LAWS
COURT DECISION ENOEO INTRUSION
ROGER L. STEVENS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
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see also n.c. school of the arts
department closes probe of gkant cor stevens center
stevens center manager leavin",
roge9s-herf mioole school
rogers-herr lists honor roll students
rogers-herk reports honor students list
PREPARING FOR SUMMER
SETTLING IN
CLEARING THE RECORD
ROGERS-HERR HONOR LIST GIVEN
BOARD PICKS NEW. INTERIM PRINIIPALS
CITY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS RETIRING
RETIRING PRINCIPAL CITES 3ETT=R STUOENT ATTITUOE
SUBJECTS
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ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS.
SOFT6ALL CHAMPS
ROGERS-HERR MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS.
RAMS WIN CITY TITLE
SOFTBALL (GIRLS1
TRACK
BULLING HILLS
BANKS MAY AGREE TO SPECIAL HAYTI LOANS
LOANS COMMITTED FOR HAYTI
COOPERATION 3DOSTS HAYTI
CITY APPROVES LOAN PLAN FOR HAYTI HOMFBUYERS
HAYTI HOUSING-LOAN PLANS APPROVED
CITY GETS WARNING: STOP SOIL =ROSION
CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY AT OURKAM DEVELOPMENT
HOMES IN HAYTI MAYBE BE READY IN NOVEMDER
GRANO OPENING ROLLING HILLS
ROLLING HILLS ROLLS ALONG
VIEWING PLANS
ROLLINGVIEW h«r[N1
SEE ALSO BOATS
RECREATION area OPENS AT ROLLINGVIEW
ROLLINS GROCERY IN. DRIVER ST. I
YOUTHS SOUGHT IN ROBbERY
TWO TEEN-AGERS ROB GROCERY STORE OWNER
ROLLS-ROYCE
MAN MAY HAVE ONLY ROLLS-ROYCE PICKUP
ROMANIA
FUNOERdURK IS AMBASSADOR
ROME. ITALY
N.C. MAN INJURED IN ROME'S DA VINCI AIRPORT BARRAGE
ELIZABETH CITY HAN SURVIVED MASSACRE; HIS BROTHFR DID NOT
RON SWAIM'S FOOTBALL FILF
SFE FOOTBALL FILE IDURHAM MORNING HERALD SPORTS COLUMN I
RONALD MCDONALO HOUSE ICHAPEL HILLI
SHELTER LOCATIONS CONSIDERED
SITE FOP MCDONALD HOUSE MAY BE ANNO'INCEO SOON
ACCIOENTS SPUR CALL FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT
DINNER PLANNED FUR MCDONALO HOUSE
COUNCIL VOTES AGAINST ONE-WAY STREETS PLAN FOR COLUMBIA, PITTSDORO
SITE FOUND FOR BUILDING RONALO MCDONALO HOUSE
SITE FOUND FOP SPECIAL HOUSE 'ROJFCT
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE SITE OFFEREO BY UNC
RONALO MCDONALD HOUSES TO BENEFIT FROM 4-HOUR DANCE
MCQONALO HOUSE GETS ADMINISTRATOR
MCDONALD HOUSE IN CHAPEL HILL HIRES ASSISTANT
N.C. MEMORIAL GETS MCDONALD HOUSE
OONALO MCDONALD HOUSE I DURHAM!
'DIAPER DER3Y' SET MARCH 23
THE DIAPEP OERSY
BUSINESS BRIEFING: GRANT WILL ALLOW CHAIN TO CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
PONY RIOE
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE TO EXPANO
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE
RONALO MCDONALD HOUSES TO BENEFIT FROM 4-HOUR OANCE
SWEET DPEAMS
RONALD MCOONALD HOUSE TO EXPAND
AOOITION BEGINS AT MCDONALO HOUSE
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE OFFERS STRENGTH TO FAMILIES
DURHAM PEOPLE DO CARE
RONALO MCOONALD HOUSE BENEFIT
DOLLHOUSE DONATED
MOVIE TO AID MCDONALD HOUSE
•SANTA — THE MOVIE' TO PREMIERE IN GARY
ALL DOLLED UP
ROOF COLLAPSES
TREE DAMAGE
ROOF COLLAPSE INJURES 2
ROOF FALLS ON CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
INJURED WORKER'S CONDITION 'GOOD'
ROOF RFPAIRS
SCHOOL BOARD LEERY OF JOINT ROOFING DEAL
80AR0 APPROVES SMOKING PAN
ROOFING COMPANIES
BIDS APPROVED FOR ROOF REPAIRS
•BONJOURS' ECHO IN LOWER SCHOOLS
3 RECOGNIZED FOR ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOLS
ROOMFUL OF BLUES
SEE ALSO BLUES MUSIC
COMBO'S HORNS CREATE CAT'S CRADLE FULL OF BLUES
ROOTS ITREE ROOTS!
ARTIST CREATES CREATURES OUT OF CPOOKED ROOTS
ROSE FURNITURE CO.
DOWNTOWN FURNITURE STORE CLOSING
DOWNTOWN FURNITURE STORE TO CLOSE
THE ROSE GAROEN (LETTER WRITING TO DYING CHILDREN!
LETTERS GIVE CHEER TO OYING CIILOREN
ROSE
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12/31/95
S U B J E
TOWN CENTER CONCEPT DRAWS SUPPORT. CRITICISM
COUNCIL APPROVES ROSEMARY S0U4RE BUILDING CONTRACT
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKET INTACT THROUGH '05
OLD POLICE STATION MILL HOUSE COURT
ROSEMARY SQUARE HAS PUBLISHER, ME°CHANTS GROUP AT 00D5
MERCHANTS UEFENO CHAPEL HILL PROJECT
CHAMBER, MERCHANTS GROUP DEFEND ROSEMARY SQUARE PLAN
PROJECT 'GOOD EXAMPLE' OF CITY-FIRM VENTURE
MRS. KAWALEC WANTS RULES FOR -,ROWTH
COUNCILMAN'S QUESTIONS RAPPEO
OEAL ON ROSEMARY SOUARE TO BE CLOSED IN FEBRUARY
ROSEMARY SQUARE GETS BOARD'S OK
ROSEMARY SQUARE GETS OK
DELEGATION TO SEEK LESSONS IN LEXINGTON, KY.
CANDIDATES DISCUSS DOWNTOWN PROJECT
WALLACE APPEALS BOARD'S APPROVAL OF ROSEMARY SQUARE
WALLACE PLANS TALKS ON ROSEMARY SQUARE
ARGUMCNTS HEARD OVER ROSEMARY SQUARE PARKING
ROSEMARY SQUARE PARKING APPEAL LOST
WALLACE WON'T FIGHT ROSEMARY SQUARE
BILL MAY HURT PLANS FOR ROSEMARY SQUARE
ROSEMARY SQUARE CLOSING MOVED BACK
ROSES
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL ROSE SOCIETY
ROSE IMPORTS THORN IN GROWERS' SIDES
ROSE SHOW MAY 24-25
EXALT THE MARIGOLD, TOO
ROSE'S STORE INC. (HENDERSON. N.C.I
ROSE'S GIVES VANCE SCHOOLS GRANTS TO 9UY COMPUTERS
ROSES INC. GIVES «25,000 FOR SICKLE CELL RESEARCH
TEXAS TYCOONS FEEL PINCH OF TIGHT TIMES
ROSE'S STORES INC.. SALES ANO EARNINGS
RDU MAY GET ANOTHER AIRLINE
SPENDING CUTS CHOICE TO LOWER DEFICIT
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' MEDIAN INCOME RISES TO 130.000 DURING '83
ROSE'S PREOICTS FLAT NET PROFIT
NEED A JOB? THINGS LOOKING OOJD IN DURHAM
ROSE'S STORES REP0RTS12 PERCENT SALES JUMP
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HIRE TE"NS THIS SUMMER FOR 8IG TAX CREDIT
BUSINESS BRIEFING: GRANT WILL ALLOW CHAIN TO CONTINUE BUSINESS CENTER
BUSINESS BRIEFING: ATHOL STARTS ESOP WITH S140.000 GIFT
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING JP
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA C TRIANGLE
ROSE'S EARNINGS DROP 29»; SALFS RISE BX
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON- TAXP A Y ING LIST
•CONSUMER IS BULLISH ON FUTURE'
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MEPCHANTS
ROSE'S SALES UP, PUT PROFITS DOWN
BUSINESS SCHOOL CREATES N.C. AOVISORY BOARO
ROSSINI 'S ICE CREAM CO.
BRING 'FOURTH' THE ICE CREAM
LET'S FINALLY GET IT RIGHT
ROTARY CLUB OF OURHAM
SEE OURHAM ROTARY CLUB
ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTHWEST OURHAM
NEW OFFICERS
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
ROTARY CLUBS SENDING STUOENTS TO YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
ROTARY CLUBS TO SEND STUOENTS TO CONFERENCE
FINNISH GROUP TOURING TRIANGLS
ROTARY GOVERNOR TO VISIT DURHAM
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL. SCHOLARSHIPS
3 STUOY AT UNC ON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS
RECKFORO RECEIVES S16.000 SCHOLARSHIP
ROTTERDAM PHILHARMONIC
SEE ALSO NETHERLANDS
CONLON: AN AMERICAN IN ROTTERDAM
OURHAM, CHAPEL HILL SINGERS WILL BE AT OUKE
ROTTEROAM ORCHESTRA MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION
ROTTERDAM REMARKABLE. 'FAUST' A BORE
ROUGFMONT, N.C.
WATER POLLUTION AT CHURCH HALTS MEALS PROGRAM
SHORT ORIVE. GIANT STEP
ROWAN COUNTY SHEPIFF'S DEPT.
ROWAN SHERIFF ASKS FOR MEOICAL LEAVE
R0W80ATS
COUPLE ROWS ACROSS PACIFIC
ROME DEVELOPMENT CO.
GROUNDBREAKING BEGINS FOR MAJOR OFFICE BUILDING
13.6 MILLION OFFICE BUILDING =LANNEO HE»R SOUTH SOUARF
ROXBORO, N.C.
SEE ALSO CAROLINA P0W=R C LIGHT CO.. ROXBORO ELECTRIC GFNERATING CO.
ROXBURO IN A TIZZY OVER GOLD DISCOVERY
THANK YOU. ..ROXBORO IAOI
CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO. UPGRADUG SWITCHING EQUIPMENT IN ROXBORO
CENTER OPENS SATELLITE OFFICE
ROXBORO PHONE EQUIPMENT CHANGED
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON PLANT
NEW ROXBORO PLANT TO CREATE 100 JOBS
GOOD MORNING ROXBORO
DURHAM MORNING HERALD: ROXBORTS DAILY NEWSPAPER
ROXBORO BRACED FUR SUNDAY'S JJNE JAM 1985
MUSIC FESTIVAL SET TOMORROW IN ROXBORO
TALK OF WEATHER EVEN COMES UP IN MURDER TRIAL
MAN ROBS CHURCH SECRETARY OF V 75
130 MILLION ROXBORO PLANT PLANS 'OFFICIAL' BEGINNING
PERSON RESIDENTS PROTEST PR0P3SE0 POWER PLANT
TOUFIE'S BEEF STEW IS THE STUFF OF LEGENDS
AGRICULTURE FAIR IN ROXDORO
QUAIL HILL'S OUIET NEIGHBORS
FIRE HOSPITALIZES ROXBORO WOMAN
SARAMAR WORKERS
THE CASH STORE
ROXBORO COOKS SHARE THEIR WINNING RECIPES
PLANT MAY CLOSE AFTER FIRST OF YEAR
ROXBORO, N.C, BUDGET
ROXBORO' S BUDGET TOPS «4 MILLION
ROXBORO, N.C, CHRISTMAS PARADE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PARADES, N.C.
CHILLY PARADE
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RoxaORO. n.c. cogentrix plant
SEE COGENTRIX OF N.C.
ROXBORO. N.C. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO ROXBORO, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
PERSON BOARO CONTINUES CLOSEO SFSSION
ROxBOOU'S 'FACELIFT' GETTING .-■ 000 REVIEWS
ROXBOOO DEVELOPMENT PLANS SHELVED
POxaDRO, N.C. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
ELcCTIJNS "85: ROXBORO "AYORAL PACE IS REMATCH
ELECTIONS: POXBORO VOTERS TO PICK CITY OFFICIALS TUESDAY
CARVER FLECTEP ROXBORO MAYOR
ROXBORO MAYOR DEFEATED
RUNOFF SLATFJ IN ROXBORO
ROXBOPO TO NARROW CANDIDATES
TWO INCUMBENTS IN ROXBORO AMONG FOUR PEOPLE ELECTEO
'OXBORO. N.C. HISTORIC OISTPICT
LIST OF ROXBORO RENOVATIONS GROWING
ROXBORO, N.C. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. N.C.
SEE ALSO POXBORO. N.C. DOWNTOwN DEVELOPMENT
GOVERNOR PRAISES COOPERATION =EHIND WOOD PLANT IN PERSON
HOUSING FIRM PICKS ROXBORO PLANT SITE
PERSON GRANTS PERMIT FOR POWER GENERATING PLANT
ROXBORO. N.C. MAYOR'S OFFICE
ELECTIONS '95: ROXBORn MAYORAL RACE IS REMATCH
CARVER ELECTgn ROXBORO MAYOR
ROXBORO MAYOR DEFEATED
NEW ROXBORO MAYOR LISTS OBJECTIVES
4 TO BE CHOSEN IN RUNOFF VOTE FOR CITY COUNCIL
ROXBORO, N.C, POWER GENERATING PLANTS
SEE CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT CO.. MAYO CREEK GENERATING PLANT
SEE CAROLINA POWER C LIGHT CO., ROXBORO ELECTRIC GENE°ATING CO.
SEE CPGENTRIX OF N.C
SEE UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NA1ES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIESI
'OXBORO. N.C. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY, N.C. SFwER LINES
SEE ALSO VICKERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
CONTRACTOR ASKED TO COMPLETE 'LANT
BONOING COMPANY IS CONTACTED ABOUT ROXBORO PROJECT
ROXBORO. N.C. STREETS
ROXBORO PANEL TO INVESTIGATE STREET PAVING
ROXBORO. N.C. WATER TREATMENT PLANT
ROXBORO OKS STUDY OF ITS WATE' SY<T=w
ROXBORO COUNCIL AGREES TO PROVIDE WATER FOR PLANT
ROXBORO' S SEWER PLANT EXPANSION »ORK HAS ST"PPE0
ROXBORO. N.C. ZONING
POWER. STEAM PLANT REZONING IS DENIED
ROXBORO AREA CHAM3ER OF COMMERCE
ROXBORO Chamber BANOuET FRIDAY
need to recruit doctors citeo
roaburo area chamber hires executive
roxboro baptist church
man armeo with gun robs secretary in office of roxboro baptist church
roxboro chamber of commerce
roxboro development plans shelved
ROXBORO Christmas parade
SEE ROXBORO. N.C CHRISTMAS PARADE
ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL
ROXBORO COUNCIL FIRES POLICE CHIEF
MONEY 3EING COLLECTED IN CASE EDWARDS CHALLENGES HIS firing
ROXBORO'S COUNCIL HIRES POLICE CHIEF
ROXBORO PANEL TO INVESTIGATE STREET PAVING
ROXBORO OKS STUDY OF ITS WATE-" SYSTEM
STUDY DELAYS WATER VOTE IN '0X80R0
ROXBORO COUNCIL AGREES TO PROVIDE WATER FOR PLANT
CONTRACTOR ASKED TO COMPLETE »LANT
BONDING COMPANY IS CONTACTED > BOUT ROXBORO PROJECT
ROXBORO CITY COUNCIL, BUDGET
ROXBORO'S BUDGET TOPS S4 MILLION
ROXBORn CITY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO ROXBORO. N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS '95: ROXBORO mayoral RACE IS
ELECTIONS: RJXBORO VOTERS TO »ICK CITY
CARVER ELECTED ROXBORO »«»D»
ROXBORO COUNCIL CANDIDATE CLA'IFIES OCCUPATION
4 TO BE CHOSEN IN RUNOFF VOTE FOR CITY COUNCIL
RUNOFF SLATEO IN ROXfaORO
ROXBORO TO NARROW CANDIDATES
TWO INCUMBENTS IN ROXBORO AMONG FOUR PEOPLE ELECTRO
ROXBORO CITY LAKE
SEE LAKE ROXBORO
SEE ROXBORO RESERVOIR
ROXBORO COUNTRY CLUB
FOR THORPES. THE GOOD TIMES LEO TO TEE TI«ES
ROXBORO OAM
SEE ROXBORO RESERVOIR
ROXBORO FIRE DEPT.
ROXBORO INDUSTRY SAYS THANKS TO FIREMEN WHO SAVc0 BUILDING
SPARKY SETS ROXBORO ON FIRE
ROXBORO JAIL
SEE PERSON COUNTY jail
ROXBORO MAYOR'S OFFICE
SEE ROXBORO. N.C. MAYOR'S OFFICE
ROXBORO NURSING CENTER
NURSING CENTER TO HOLD JAMBOREE OAV
ROXBORO POLICE DEPT.
ROXBORO POLICE Chief ASKED TO QUIT; S»VS NO
ROXBORO COUNCIL FIRES POLICE CHIEF
KEEP ROXBORO POLICE chief
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S U B J E C
MONEY BEING COLLECTED IN CASE EOWAROS CHALLENGES HIS FIRING
ROXBORO GETS APPLICATIONS FOR POLICE CHIEF'S JO"
ROXBGRO'S COUNCIL HIRES POLICF CHIEF
NEW ROXBORO POLICE CHIEF ANNOUNCES SHIFT CHANGES
ROXBUPO POLICE CHIEF ANNOUNCES STAFF CHANGES
ROXBORO POLICE FXCITED OVER THEIR NE/I HOME
NEW ROXBORO POLICE BUILDING
ROXBORO RESERVOIR
SEE ALSO LAKE ROXBORO
SPILLWAY BEING BUILT AT ROXBORO LAKF
NEW ROXBORO OAM READY FOR INSPECTION
AWAITING MORE RAIN
ROXBORO RUAO
INCREASE TRAFFIC LANES
IT'S TI«E TO TE'IO TRAFFIC SAFTTY ON RnxloRO ROAO
GARDEN CENTER REZONING DELAYEO
GROUP HASN'T ACTED ON REZONIN", PLAN
ROXBORO ST.
SEE ALSO SOUTH ROXBORO ST.
ROXBORO STREET SECTION CLOSEO FOR TWO WEEKS
ROXBORO SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL
SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL TOOAY IN ROXBORO
ROXbORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL
COLLEGE-BOUNO
SIX CHARGED IN ROCK THROWING
TFACHFR PERFORMS AND MOTIVATES
BIG WINNERS AT PERSON
GERMANY-BOUND
THANKSGIVING BASKETS
VANDALS DAMAGE BUSES
PUMP TRUCKS USED TO VANDALIZE TWO SCHOOL BUSES
ROXBOUO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASEBALL
ROCKETS CAPTURE FIRST BASEBALL WIN
ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
PERSON PUSHES PAST HILLSIDE. b7-««
DAY'S PLAN COMES TOGETHER AT HILLSIOE
ROCKETS BLAZE PAST ORANGE
ROCKETS FIRE LONG OISTANCE TO E°ASE ZONE
DAVIS. KNIGHTS GET OPPORTUNITY TO SLOW ROCKETS' BIG SIX RISF
ROXBORO HANOLES NORTHERN
PFRSOM POUNDS BULLOOGS. 87-60
APEA TEAMS PREPARING FOR PLAYOFFS
PERSON PRESERVES PERFECT LEAGJE MARK
LIKE FATHER. IT'S WHAT SON WA^'TS TO BE: OREW DAVIS WALKS WITH DAD.
ROCKETS TURN BACK TIGERS TO REACH FINALS
PERSON'S PATIENCE GETS TITLE
ROCKETS NIP VIKES
PERSON, N. FORSYTH CLASH COMES EARLY
ROCKETING INTO THE BIG TIME
PLAYOFFS OPEN WITH SURPRISE PAIRING OF 4- A GIANTS
ROCKET RESERVES PROPEL PERSON PAST N. FORSYTH
PERSON IN FINAL 8
PERSON TO PLAY MYERS PARK NEXT
MISSING PLAYERS COULO PLAY BI" ROLE IN FRIDAY'S PLAYOFF GAMES
VANCE SEARCHING FOR WAY TO STAMP OUT STINSON
PERSON AIMS FOR REPEAT IN WEST
ROCKETS FALL IN WESTERN SEMIS
SFASONS ENO ON FRUSTRATING NOTE
ROCKETS' LESTER TRIMS LIST OF SCHOOLS TO SIX
ROCKETS COULO ZOOM TO THE TOP. BUT RISE WON'T BE UNCHALLENGED
LESTER LOOKING FOR MG FINISH TO PREP CAREE'
ROCKETS TOP NORTHERN FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT TITLE
ROXBORO/PERSON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL IGIRLSI
FORMER BASKETBALL COACH FOUND DEAO IN HER TRUCK
ROXBORO/PERSO
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PERSON SEEK TO STAY 01 TOP
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AWAY
GET NOD OVER PERSON I-l 'FALL BRAWL'
PERSON RIVALRY HIGHLIGHTS AREA SCHEDULE
KNIGHTS GROUNO ROCKETS
ROLLS PAST ROCKETS
MONG NATION'S BCST
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ANOS PANTHERS FIRST LOSS
S SPARK ROCKETS. 19-IT
A LIFETIME HAS SPECIAL MEANING FOR PERSON OB
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LATE SURGE WHIPS DURHAM
DENY UPSTART ' OOGS
GROUNDED, BOW 27-0
ROXBORO/PER
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ROYAL HANNE
SEE ALSO
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ROYAL OAKS
BURGLA
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ROYAL SOCIE
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BASKFTBALL COACH FOUNO DEAD IN HER TRUCK
SON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. WRESTLING
S DOMINATE
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SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'
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HYSIOLOGIST ELECTED MEMBER OF ROYAL SOCIETY
APPROVES GRAND JURY USE TO INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING
OULO DENY CRIMINALS PROFITS FOR BOOKS. MOVIES
UBLISHING MATERIALS OEVELOPEO IN SCHOOLS
GUAYULE RUBBER PLANT
FUTURE CROP? SCIENTIST SEES RUBBER AS TOBACCO REPLACEMENT
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GOLD MEDALIST FEATURED IN RTP RUN-A-THON S 2 10/05/85 A 1 » N J56
RUNAWAYS
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE
YOUTH'S DISAPPEARANCE SnLVCD, TRAGICALLY, THROUGH NETWORK H 2 1/27/85 3 5 N
BILLS MAY EXTEND CONTROL OVFR 16- AND 17-YEAR OLDS H 2 3/l6/«5 C 1 N L40
BILL WOULD ALLOW JAILING OF CHRONIC RUNAWAYS H 2 5/15/85 A 10 N LAC
THREE ARRESTED, RUNAWAY FOUND AT MOTEL ON CHAPEL HILL BOULEVARD H 2 12/14/85 C 3 N
RUNN (NG
SEE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
RURAL ADVANCEMENT FUND
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
N.C. FARM ASSISTANCE GROUP GETS MONEY FROM CONCERT H 2 10/03/85 A 20 N
PITTSRORO GROUP CLAIMS AWARD S 2 10/17/85 A 1 N H03
ALTERNATIVE NOBEL WINNER RETU'NS HOME H 2 12/13/85 B 6 N
RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY
SEE ALSO UTILITY PLANTS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES!
CO-OP SAYS IT'S BENEFITING FROM OEAL H 1 2/08/85 3 1 N
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION
ELECTRICITY MADE BIG DIFFERENCE S 2 10/05/85 A 4 L
RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C.
SEE ALSO CAPITAL HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARF
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE FOR RURAL HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO STOVALL MEDICAL CENTER
MEDICAL CENTER TEAM IS CREDITED WITH HELPING SPUR STOVALL GROWTH
RICH SUUARE WILL GET RURAL HEALTH CENTER
EIGHT-YEAR SEARCH BRINGS DOCTOR TO RURAL N.C. TOWN
N.C. RURAL DOCTOR BRINGS CARE, INVOLVEMFNT TO JOB
RU°ITAN CLUBS
SEE ALSO BAHAMA RURITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO BETHESDA RURITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO MOUNT SYLVAN RURITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO OAK GROVE RURITAN CLUB
CASWELL CLUB TO HOLD SUPPER TODAY H 1 2/09/85 C
RUSSIA
SEE SOVIET UNION
RUSTEN ASSOCIATES
FIRM URGES JOINT POLICE, FIRE FORCE
FIRE CHIEF SHOULD 8F REPLACED, DEPARTMENTS MgRGED, REPORT SAYS
NASSIF OEFENOS FIRE CHIEF LLOYD; SPREADS BLAME
FIREFIGHTERS WARY IN ASSESSING STUOY'S EFFECTS ON MORALE
PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING TO BE 3EEFE0 UP SOON
RUTGERS UNIV. SPORTS, 8ASKETRALL
TAR HEELS POUR IT ON IN 2N0 HALF
BENCH PACES HEELS' 2ND-HALF ROMP
RUTH HALL FLORIST
GUNMAN ROBS FLORIST SHOP OF 13 1
RUTH OR IGINALS
HENDERSONVILLF FIRM MAY GET SE CONO LEASE ON LIFE
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE. N.C.
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE IS HISTORICAL PU22LE
RUTHERFORD COUNTY LINE: THE DAMON -HUSKEY STQPY IFILMI
OWENSBY MAKING MOVIE ABOUT RUTHERFORD SHERIFF
RUTHERFORD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
•OLD SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN SHERIFF' INSPIRES MOVIE
RUTHFRFORDTON, N.C.
•GOAT LAOY' TO SELL POSSESSIONS AND GIVE MONEY TJ RUTHER FOROTON
HOSPITAL SHOOS FLIES FROM OPERATING ROOMS
RUT LEDGE COLLEGE
RUTLEOGE COLLEGE IS CANDIDATE FOR ACCREDITATION
RUTLEDGE COLLEGE GRADUATION SET
SCW CHEMICAL CO.
CONOVER MAN INJURED IN PLANT ~>LAZE
SCW TAILORS
OURHAM CRIMESTOPPERS
SALT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WEAPONS
REAGAN READIES BY FENCING WITH PRESS
SALT II
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
SALT II
REAGAN SAYS HE'LL OBEY SALT II AS LONG AS WE DO
SALT II NEGOTIATOR TQ SPEAK
TREATY ARCHITECT NOT OPTIMISTIC FOR SUMMIT
SANE
1
6/13/85 B
I P >l J54
1
6/25/85 C
1 N
7
7/29/55 A
10 P N
7
9/01/85 A
1 P N K48
2
3
3
3
3
9/30/85
10/01/85
10/15/85
10/25/85
12/12/85
A
C
C
a
B
I
I
1
1
1
N
N
M
N
N
R81
881
B81
881
881
2
2
12/08/85
12/09/85
C
0
1
4
N
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M71
P52
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1/04/85
B
1
N
2
3/10/B5
B
10
N
7
1/10/85
C
3
F
J50
7
3/30/85
c
4
P N
2
8/19/85
A
14
F
2
1
9/13/85
12/11/85
A
B
3
14
N
N
2
2
1/26/85
6/21/85
A
B
B
6
N
N
2
7/10/«5
A
2
N
2
U/04/85
C
1
N
2
11/18/85
A
I
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2
2
2
6/06/85
6/16/85
11/09/85
11/12/85
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0
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4
3
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T T
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R56
U80
W27
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
W/31/R5
SUBJECTS
PAf.t 7 19
SEE ALSO ANTI-NUCLEAR MOVEMENT
PEACE ACTIVISTS SAID TRAINING FOR ARRESTS
SAS INSTITUTE
S«S WINS FITNESS. HEALTH AWARD
FAST-GROWING PRIVATE N.C. COMPANIES LISTED
SAS-PIEOMONT
OWNERS OF AMBULANCE SERVICE SFEK COUNTY HELP IN DISPUTE WITH HOSPITAL
PRIVATE FIRM APPEARS TO HAVE LEGITIMATE 8EEF
COUNTY TO REVIEW AMBULANCE SE'VICE
COMMISSIONERS APPROVE STUOY OF AMBULANCES
FIRM, COUNTY CLASH ON AMBULANCE COST
AMBULANCE SERVICE OEAL SOUGHT
HOSPITAL DISPUTES AMBULANC E- FE E REMARK
QUESTIONS RAISED OVER AMBULANCE SERVICE
SCI
DEVELOPMENT CORP.
DURHAM HIGH-TECH MART DRAWS CAPITAL
SCIO
SEE SEVFRE COMBINED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
SCORE (SERVICE CORPS OF RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTtVESI
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
THEY'LL CONTINUE SCORING
SCUBA OIVING IACRONYMI
SEE ALSO SWIMMING
DIVER FINOS BEAUTY, GENTLE CRFATU"ES IN THE SEA
SCUBA CL INIC AT OUKE
SEARCH FOR JUSTICE ANO EQUALITY IN P ALE STINE/ I SR AEL
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
PLO TERRORISM OOESN'T OCCUR IN VACUUM
SED, INC. (GREENSBORO, N.C.I
EPA MAKES PROGRESS IN PCBS CLFANUP
SEHED, INC.
NINTH STREET POST OFFICE MAY EXPAND
GROCERY STORE PLANS MOVE
NEW STORES GOING UP ON NINTH ST.
PANEL OKS 1100,000 PLAN FOR 9T H STREET
BURLINGTON DENIES PLANT TO BE CLOSEO
RESTAURANT TO BE RAZED, USEO C0R BRIGHTLEAF LOT
SEHED BUYS PIZZA HOUSE
SEHEO CORP.
SEE SEHEO, INC.
SHHH (SELF HELP FOR HARD OF HEARING I
SEE SELF HELP FOR HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE I SHHH I
SJE ENTERPRISES
FIRM'S PEAT MINE WORTH 11 MILLION TO OUKE
SLOSH (SEA, LAKE C OVERLANO SURGE FROM HURRICANESI
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SLOSH, SPLASH, MEOW PROVIOE HJRRICANE DATA
SPECT SCANNERS
SEE SCANNERS (MEOICAL EQUIPMENT)
SRC INDUSTRIES
CITY: COMPANY USING CYANIDE S<IRTING REGULATIONS
POLLUTION THREAT WORRIES CITY
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM TARGET 0*= SPECIAL REPORT
BUSINESS USING CYANIDE URGED TO SHUT DOWN
FIRM M4Y SHUT DOWN BY FRIDAY
SRC INDUSTRIES REMAINS IN PAR< SUPPORT CENTER
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM OWNER MAY SEEK LEGAL-ACTION OELAY
CHANGES OK'D IN BUS SERVICE
CITY TO FILE SUMMONS VS. SILVER-FIRM OWNER
SUMMONS ISSUEO AGAINST INDUSTRY
CITY FILES SUMMONS
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNOECIDEO
CITY IS URGEO TO RESERVE AREA FOR RECYCLING
CHEMICALS TO BE GONE BY JAN. 16
SS NORWAY
CRUISE IS POPULAR VACATION CHOICE
SSI (COMPUTER-BASED CONSULTING FIRM!
COMMISSIONERS OK DEVELOPMENT »ONOS
BONOS APPROVED
DATE
1/19/85
5/26/85
U/23/85
9/13/85
9/17/85
9/23/85
9/24/85
9/24/R5
ll/2l/»5
U/23/85
12/05/85
S 2 5/09/85 C
H 2 3/15/85 A
H 2 12/14/85 C
H 2 6/13/85 B 3
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N J56
N W36
N J56
N HO 3
N H03
N HO 3
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H ? 11/01/85 A 4 L
H 2 7/25/85 A 3 N
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5/18/85
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7/16/85
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8/21/R5
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9/10/85
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9/10/B5
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9/14/85
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9/16/85
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S 2 12/24/85 C 1
SOME BRAKE FLUID IS BEING REHLLED
SAFE CRACKING
SAFE TAKEN IN BREAK-IN
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
SEE ALSO BANKS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO FIRST SAFE OEPOSIT CORP.
BILL PROPOSES SINGLE SIX-YEAR TERM fop GOVERNORS
THORNBURG WANTS ASSETS FROM D' UG TRADE FORFE [ TEP AND USED FOR LAW.
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF «GENCY PROPOSALS FTLEO
SAFE ROADS ACT
SEE ORAM SHOP LEGISLATION
SEE DRUNKEN OR IVING
SAFETY
SEE ALSO AIRPLANES, SAFETY
SEE ALSO AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO BOAT SAFETY
SEE ALSO CHILO SAFETY
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITIZEN'S SAFETY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SAFETY PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO F [RE PREVENTION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TRANSPOPTAT I OM SAFETY BOARD
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR SAFETY RULES
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
WINTER STORMS BRING RISK OF OEATH, INJUPY WITHOUT PREPARATION
ALAMANCE INDUSTRIES BEING HONORED FOR ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
NAOFR URGES PROFESSIONAL AID =0R WORKERS
85 EMPLOYEES OF CPCL REACH THEIR SAFETY GOAL
BUS SAFETY IS SHARED TASK
ENSURING SCHOOL-BUS SAFETY IS A TOP CONCERN OF OFFICIALS
SAFETY WINNERS
TREE SAFETY TIPS OFFERED
SAFETY BELTS
H 2 10/02/85 A 7
H 1 9/1O/05 C 1
H 2 2/20/85 B
H 2 2/23/85 0
H 2 4/13/85 A
1/13/85
3/26/85
6/24/85
6/27/85
8/23/85
9/25/85
11/07/85
S 2 12/05/85 A 1
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N
N H61
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N J13
P K30
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MONTHLY/A
I 4 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGC 770
1/16/86
N F
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SEE SEAT PELTS
SAFETY OEPOSIT BOXES
SEE BANKS* DURHAM
SEE FIRST SAFE DEPOSIT CORP.
SEE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
SAFETY HAVEN
SEE ALSO CHILD SAFETY
SAFETY HAVEN UNOER 'JAY
CHAPEL HILL EYEING- 'SAFETY HAVENS" FOP PROTECTION OF TOWN'S CHILDREN
•SAFETY HAVFN' PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN INTRODUCED
GROUP PLANNING CHILDREN'S HAVENS
39 OFFERS RECE1VE0 FOR SAFETY HAVFNS
41 'HAVENS' OESIGNATEO
CHILD-SAFETY PLAN DESIGNATES HAVENS
SAFETY PPOGRAMS
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C., CITY EMpiOYEES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SAFETY PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO N.C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO ON-THE-JOB SAFETY
DURHAM COULD BENEFIT FROM SAFETY INCENTIVES
SAILBOATS
SEE ALSO B
AFTER FI
CROSSCUR
OPEPAT in
ALL'S AB
CREW OF
WINTER S
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IDEE FIX
FLORIDA'
2-OAY FL
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VOYAGE 0
EXPERIEN
MEMORIES
VOYAGE 0
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COAST GU
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RENTS OF
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SAILING
SEE ALSO ADVENTURE
SEE ALSO BOATS
SAILING LESSONS OFFERED
SAILING SHIPS
MANTEO CHANNEL DREDGING WILL FREE ELIZABETH II
GIRL SCOUTS TO HELP SHIP'S CREW ON VOYAGE
SAILPLANE
HEADING OUT
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
CRAWFORD NAMED ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE TRUSTEE
ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE
POLICE INVESTIGATING DEATH OF INFANT
HUO GRANT TO HELP N.C. CITIES
ST. AUG' S NIPS CENTRAL
ST. JOHN'S DAY
SEE ALSO HOLIDAYS. U.S.
SEE ALSO MASONS
FREEMASONS FROM ACROSS N.C. TO GATHER FOR ST. JOHN'S DAY
TODDLERS LAUGH HARDEST AT FESTIVITIES IN OXFORD
ST. JOHN'S HOUSE
PEACE IS ITS OFFERING
ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE CHURCH'S RIGHT STUFF: LOOKING BACK AND AHEAD
ST. JOHN'S UNIV. INEW YORK I SPORTS. BASKETBALL
IT'S NOW OR NEVER FOR CARNESECCA
MULLIN: THE ACE IN THE HOLE
REOMEN HAD AN ANSWER FOP EVERY WOLFPACK PLOY
ST. JOHN'S TAKES WEST TITLE F7 OM WOLFPACK, 69-60
MULLIN-LEO REDMEN TRIP W0LFPa:k
CAR-IESECCA'S GAMBLE KEY TO VICTORY IN 0FNVF8
HOYAS POISED TO NOTCH NICHE AMID THE GREATS
BLUE DEVILS FACE ST. JOHN'S GARDEN 'MAGtC IN BIG APPLE
DEVILS DODGE REOMEN. GRAB SPOT IN FINAL
DAWKINS' SHOT, DEVILS D DO IN REOMEN
ST. JOSEPH AME CHURCH
■SPICE' SOUGHT FOP ST. JOSEPH'S
KING CELEBRATION
KING SERVICE RAISED FUNDS FOR THE NEEDY
MALCOLM X MOVIE PLANNED THURSDAY
PLANS FORMING FOR CONVERTING ST. JOSEPH'S
INDONESIAN VISITORS
ST. JOSEPH'S PERFORMING CENTER
'SPICE' SOUGHT FOR ST. JOSEPH'S
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
OURHAM MEMORIES REKINDLED
CAROLING IN SAFETY
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A GIFT TU ST. LUKE'S: THE
CHRISTMAS IDEAS
ST. MARK AME 2I0N CHURCH
FUNO-RAISER FOR SHAW
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
ST. MARY'S CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY SET
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
ST. MARY'S HISTORY IS
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7/11/85 B 1
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7/11/85 A 3
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BOATHANOLING LESSONS
H, BUT BIRDS KEPT THIS CREW COMPANY
ORIDa: VOYAGE OF THE IDEE FIXE
IN FLORIDA
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TCUT PRCVIOES UNIOUE BRAND OF EXCITEMENT
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DAY ON IHTRACOASTAL WATERWAY A MICROCOSM
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UGHTS AT END OF N.C. -FLORIDA SAILING TRIP
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H 2 5/19/85 D 1 P N
H 3 6/29/85 C 1 N B8I
S 2 4/23/85 C 6 P P
H 2 11/22/85 R 5 N
H 2 3/09/85 A 8 N
S 2 12/06/85 A 14 N
S 2 12/09/85 0 4 N
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ST. MARY'S COUNTRY OAY SCHOOL I HI LL SB0°0UGH, N.C.I
SEE ST. MARY'S SCHOOL I H ILL SROROUGH, N.C.I
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
BLUE RIDGE TOURISTS DISCOVER BEN LONG'S FRESCOES
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL I HI LL SBOROUGH , N.C.I
S 2 1/05/85 A 3 P N M69
H 2 12/09/85 A 4 E
H 2 12/15/85 A 4 F
H 2 3/31/85 E 1 P F J40
S 7 9/24/85 B 1 P P M66
H 2 5/04/85 A 7 P P
H 2 10/11/85 A 13 N
H 7 5/05/85 0 3 P R
H 2 9/06/85 D I P F G68
MONTHLY/4
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/35
SUBJECTS
PAGE 721
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ST. MARY'S CHAMPIONS
WASHINGTON-ROUND
SHARED-TEACHING FOR PROFIT
CURIOUS PANDORA
ST. MARY'S OPENS NEW LIBRARY
ST. MARY'S LISTS HONOR STUDENTS
HEADMISTRESS OUITS ST. MARY'S
HEAOMISTRESS RESIGNS AT ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
ST. MARY'S BEST
ST. MARY'S BEST
MCCOKKLE NAMED HEAOMASTER AT HILLSBOROUGH'S ST. MARY'S
PRIVATE SCHOOLS OPEN HEW YEAR
ST. MARY'S ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL FOR FIRST QUARTER
CURTAIN UP. LIGHT THE LIGHTS
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
TURNING TABLES
ST. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
HILLSBO"OUGH MAY SUE FORMER MAYOR. ATTORNEY
ST. NICHOLAS DAY
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO SANTA CLAUS
OURHAM EXCHANGE STUDENT FINOS AMERICAN CHRISTMAS AMAZING
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
SEE ALSO IRELAND
A DAY TO SMILE
ST. PAUL CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
SEE ALSO ORCHESTRAS. U.S.
ST. PAUL GROUP TREATS CROWO TO RARE MUSIC
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
DURHAM'S HOMELESS GET REFUGE FROM COLO
OPENING NEAR FOR URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
ST. PHILIP'S MADRIGAL OINNERS SET
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUP KITCHEN
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY KITCHEN (CHAPEL HI LL/C ARROORO I
THIEVES ROB SOUP KITCHEN IN OJRHAM
THIEVES CLOSE CHURCH'S SOUP KITCHEN FOR A OAY
CITY'S SOUP KITCHEN: FLIP SIDE OF EMPATHY
. . EVERYONE SHAREO IN THANKSGIVING BOUNTY
GROUP DONATES FOOD TO SOUP KITCHEN
COMMUNITY KITCHEN IN NEED
SOUP KITCHEN EXPRESS THANKS
THEY MULTIPLY GIFTS
ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SEE ALSO FLENTROP ORGAN
KITCHEN TO PERFORM SUNDAY
ST. STEPHEN'S MAY FAIR IS WOR< OF VOLUNTEERS
LETTER WRITER PRAISEO
ST. THERESA NEIGHBORHOOD (OURHAM, M.C.I
TOWNHOUSES PROPOSED IN ST. THERESA AREA
TOWNHOUSES CAP ST. THERESA WORK
ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH
TOP HONORS
ST. THOMAS MORE SCHOOL
SAWMILL VISIT
BUSY TEACHER ADROITLY HANOLES MULTIPLE ROLES
SALARIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS. SALARIES
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. SALARIFS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FACULTY SALARIES
SEE ALSO WAGES. N.C.
STATE OFFICIAL HAS 111,244 PAY CUT
INSURANCE PRESIDENT GOT $20,922 RAISE
SALARIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO BASEBALL. SALARY ARBITRATIONS
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES, SALARIES
SEE ALSO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, SALARIES
SEE also payroll tax
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
SEE ALSO WAGES, U.S.
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER SPONSORS STUDENT EXPOSITION
STATE ISSUES WARNING AFTER FOJR CAVE-IN UEATHS
SALEM REDBIROS IVIRGINIAI
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
RFO-HOT 'BIRDS ROUT BULLS, 11-3
BULLS BOW DESPITE POSEY, YAZ
REDPIROS HAND BULLS FIFTH STRAIGHT SETBACK
REDBIROS PIN LOSS ON BULLS
DURHAM DROPS SIXTH STRAIGHT
BULLS END SKIO, SHUT OUT SALEM
BULLS ROUT BIRDS; BACK HOME TONIGHT
BULLS STOPPED BY SALEM, 9-2
BIROS END BULLS' 'STREAK'
CHILDRESS. ROSARIO LEAO BULLS OVER REDBIRDS. 7-?
ROSARIO NOTCHES TWO-HITTER: BULLS SHUT DOWN REOBIRDS
BULLS BLOWN OUT AGAIN; ROSTER CHANGES COULD BE FORTHCOMING
BLANKENSHIP, POSEY HELP BULLS BOUNCE BACK. 3-4
REDBIROS TOP BULLS IN 10
EXTRA-INNING HR LEADS TO BULLS' 4TH-STRAIGHT LOSS
BAILEY'S HR CARRIES REOPIROS "AST BULLS
REDBIRO HOMER SINKS BULLS
ALFARO, BULLS SLAM SALEM
ALFARO LIFTS BULLS
JONES STRUGGLES AGAIN AS BULLS FALL TO SALEM
REOBIROS EXPLODE VS. BULLS. A3AIN
BULLS BATTLE. BUT BOMB PEFOPE BRAVES' BRASS
REDBIROS' BATS BETTER THAN BULLS'
BULLS GET NO RELIEF, LOSE 4-3
REDBIROS SWEEP BULLS
NIPPEP'S SIX PBI PACE BULLS' 6-4 WIN
BLANKENSHIP PITCHES DURHAM OVER SALEM
BULLS SWEEP SALEM
BULLS SWEFP SALEM
SLOPPY BULLS FALL TO REDBIROS. 7-4
SALEM SINKS BULLS DESPITE NIPPER'S PLAY
ALFARO NOT SHORT ON DEFENSE
BULLS FINISH HOME FINALE A RUN SHORT
BULLS BOW OUT AT DAP
SALEM REDBIROS PLAN MOVE TO CHARLESTON
OWNERS OPPOSE SALEM TRANSFER TO CHARLESTON
SALES AND MARKETING EXECUTIVE CLUB OF OURHAM
15 SALESMEN WILL BE HONORED
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1/16/86
TALKING IT OVER
RECEIVE TROPHIES
SALES L MARKETING OFFICERS. DIRECTORS TO BE INSTALLED
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SALES ANO US
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OlIRHAM SALES
SALES ANO USE TAX
SEE ALSO ORUGS
SEE ALSO TAXES
ELECTRIC ITY
COMMISSIONER
ROYALL SEEKS
RDYALL'S BIL
MILLER BACKS
TAXES - THE
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SALES ANO USE TAXES, ORANGE COUNTY
TAX RATES UNCHANGED UNOER PRO°OSED BUDGET
SALES TAX IS WRONG
CARRBORO CAN KEEP TAX MONEY: WATER AND SEWER REQUIREMENT WAIVED
JUNE 3 APPROVAL OF 8UDGET INDICATEO BY TOWN COUNCIL
SALES ANO USE TAXES. U.S.
STATES — INCLUOING NORTH CAROLINA — LOSE BILLtONS ON MAIL-ORDER SA
SALES TAX ON FOOD
SEE FOOD TAX
SALESMANSHIP
N.C. FARMERS LEARN BETTER MAR<ETING TIPS
SALESMEN. U.S.
HOUSE OKS SALES 'COOLING OFF' BILL
SALISBURY, N.C.
STEAM-POWEREO EXCURSION TRAIN TO MAKE SAL I S3UR Y-A SHE V I LLE RUNS
EXPLOSION. F|RE INJURE TWO AT SALISBURY CHEMICAL PLANT
SALISBURY TOUR IS OCT. 12-13
SALMON
COOKING FOR TWO: NEW IDEAS FO> COUPLES CUISINE
SOUTH OAKOTA'S SALMON IDEAS SPAWNING FUTURE GENERATIONS
SALMON RIVER
GOVERNOR RIDES RAPIDS
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4/11/85 A
4/22/85 A
4/23/85 8
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4/25/85 A
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9/19/85 A
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2/15/85 A
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4/24/85 A
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5/27/85 A
5/31/85 A
6/03/85 B
6/03/85 A
6/11/85 B
6/11/85 B
6/12/85 A
6/13/85 A
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7/06/95 A
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7/19/85 a
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9/03/85 a
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10/09/85 C
11/04/85 A
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SALMONELLA
MONTHLY/UN
I N 0 E X
12/31/85
S U B J E
SEE ALSO FOOO POISONING
OFFICIALS PROBE 2 CASES OF SALMONELLA POISONING
HEALTH DEPARTMENT PR09ING SAL"ONELLA POISONING CASES
HEALTH OFFICIALS OUUT ON SALMONELLA TEST
SALT (SEASONING: SOOIUM CHLOFIDE)
LOW SALT OlET OOESN'T HELP LUJEO BLOOD PRESSURE FOR EVERYONE
SALVATION ARMY. DURHAM
SEE ALSO THRIFT SHOPS
KEEP BELLS RINGING
COVERAGE HELPED SALVATION ARMY
DURHAM'S HOMELESS GET REFUGE from COLD
LENDING A HELPING HAND
HEATING FUND MEETS GOAL
SALVATION ARMY ANNUAL MEETING IS SCHEDULED
SALVATION ARMY BANQUET SCHEDULED
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: LAKEWOOO PARK OPENS
PROGRAM TO PROVIDE HEAT
BOOST WINTER WARMTH
HELP AVAILABLE TO POOR FOR PAYING HEATING BILLS
GIVING. RECEIVING
•TIS THE SEASON
SALVATION ARMY FUNOS TO FEEO WORLD HUNGRY
SALVATION ARMY HAVING 'WORLD HUNGER DAY"
SALVATION ARMY STRUGGLING TO "EFT CHRISTMAS NEEOS
SALVATION ARMY. N .C •
SALVATION ARMY WILL DISTRIBUTE COUNTERFEIT JEANS'
RELIEF SHELTERS GET READY FOR DEMAND OURING COLD WAVE
SALVATION ARMY BOYS CLUB
JAZZING ARUUNO
HIGH ANXIETY
HOMFWORK-HELP EFFORT GROWS:
SPORTS SPUR CHILDREN TO STUDY
sampson county. n.c.
beavers return to n.c.
sa"uel h. scripps american dance f-stival award
alwin nikolais to get 125.000 prize
choreographer to receive dancf awaro
let's go on with the show: american dance festival's sist season
51st american oance festival begins
dance festival: choreographer to get awaro
keeping in step with the american dance festival
•wonder man' honoreo for dance contributions
nikolais honored as festival opens
san clemente. california
see also california
san clemente getting nixon library ano museum
san diego paores
see also baseball
stoooaro still on top
san francisco. california
see also California
toilet town
san francisco giants
craig set to accept giants post
craig in line for giants?
craig only first of giants' moves
rosen promises to make changes
good luck, roger craig
roger craig has a giant of a chore
sandini stas
see also nicaragua
helms fears freedom fighters betrayed
nicaragua: conscience. straight logic
another sort of apartheio
sandinistas seek to help miskitos
native americans' rights ignored
why can't we understand?
sanooz colors e chemicals
business highlights
sandy rioge prison unit
honor grade inmate escapes sec ono time
sanforo. n.c.
kugel has drawn praise, criticism on projects
drive planned for t6mplf theater
sanforo. adams. mccullough t beard
former duke president returns to practice in raleigh law fipm
sanitation ratings
see also durham county health d=pt., sanitation division
see also durham county sanitation oept.
see also restaurants. ourham
sanitarian won't eat in restaurant without graoc a
health department lists sanitation grade ratings
changes being proposed on restaurant grading
public health foremost
first-uuarter sanitation gradings are listed
food establishments get sanitation ratings
health department issues ouarterly sanitation ratings
sanitary napk ins
oeaf man convicteo for steali1g mail
sanseviepia isnake plant!
a snake plant that blooms has gotta'
BE SPECIAL
SANTA CLAUS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO ST. NICHOLAS OAY
KIOS IN HOSPITALS GET DIRECT '. INE TO SANTA CLAUS
CHILOREN IN 3 HOSPITALS CAN PHONE SANTA CLAUS
HE HAS ARMY OF SANTAS IN BASEMENT
CHRISTMAS WISHES
MUSEUM'S SANTA TRAIN VISITS 'NORTH POLE' DAILY
SWINGING SANTA
HELPING dALANCE LARGE PRESENT
4TH-GRADERS SKIP SANTA, WRITE CITY COUNCIL
MAN PLAYED SANTA CLAUS FOR MANY YFARS
N.N. NATIONAL GUARO SHAPES CH1ISTMAS JOY
DOSSIER: SANTA CLAUS
SANTA CLAUS - THE MQVIE
•SANTA — THE MOVIE' TO PREMIERE IN CARY
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SEE ALSO TELEVISION
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SPACE PROGRAM MATURES
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MUTUAL SETS RFCDF.0S IN SAVINGS, LOANS
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55 SAVINGS ANO LOANS. CREDIT JNIONS APPLY FOR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
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NEW WORK PLATFORM HILL REPLAC= SCAFFOLDING, MAKER SAYS
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SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO X-RAY
MR|: A PAINLESS VIEW OF L I V I NS i HUMAN BRAIN
SCARBOROUGH NUPSERY SCHOOL
FINAL INSTRUCTIONS
SCARSDALF VILLAGE
KEY HOMES" PLANS FOR DURHAM AREA ARE 786 HOMES IN NEXT THREE YEARS
SCAVENGER HUNTS
LIBRARY PLANNING SCAVENGER HUNT
SCHIZOPHRENIA
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PSU DIRECTOR PLEASED AT OUTCOME OF STANDOFF
PnLICF ACTED RESPONSIBLY
PSYCHIATRIST: MAN IN POLICE STANDOFF NOT LEGALLY SANE
DOCTOR: OUICK FIX FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA HARMFUL
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INDEPENDENT SCHOLARS SET MEETING
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UNC SCHOLARSHIP HONORS SLAIN E
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CLARIFICATION
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CARELEss trjck D*I,E*S EN?ANGrR C "I '_ J' E'J 0'< SL'S^S
—SUIT SAYS BUS LEFT CHILD IN WONG NEIGHBORHOOD
- ENSURING SCHOOL-BUS SAFETY IS A TOP CONCERN OF OFFICIALS
SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, BUSING
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. SCHOOL PUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, BUSING
SHE CALLS A SCHOUL BUS HOME
SIX CHARGED IN ROCK THROWING
-'SHOULD ALL N.C SCHOOL BUSES 1 E EQUIPPED WITH scAT PELTS?
DARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
CITICS FAIL TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINE SALES BILL
CABARRUS BILL SPARKS PARTISAN FLAP IN STATE HOUSE
•REP. HOLT PRESSING FOR SCHOOL BUS SEAT PELTS
SHOULDN'T SCHOOL BUSES HAVE SEAT BELTS?
ROYALL PROMISES FULL DEBATE 01 STATE LOTTERY BILL
GUIDELINES SET ON TEACHERS WITHOUT EDUCATION OEGREES
-' BUCKLE UP CHILDREN
VANDALS DAMAGE BUSES
PUMP TRUCKS USED TO VANOALIZE TWO SCHOOL BUSES
SCHOOL PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. EMOTIONALLY OISTURBEO
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.
SCHOOL DAYS CAN BECOME SCHOOL DAZE WITHOUT ADEQUATE AOVANCE PREPARATION S 2
REMEMBER THOSE first-day JITT1RS? h 2
SCHOOL TESTS
SEE SCHOOLS.
SEE SCHOOLS.
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3/14/35
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N.C, COMPETENCY TE STS
U.S.. ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
SCHOOLS. DURHAM CITY
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. N.C
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S PROGRAMS OF
SEE ALSO GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL
SEE ALSO MIDDLE SCHOOLS PLAN
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF Eoj
SEE ALSO N.C. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO N.C. SCHOOL 30ARDS ASS3
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO PUBLIC EDUCATION POLICY
SFE ALSO PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C
FINE TUNING NEEDED 3UT NOT OV?
NOT MUCH SUPPORT EXPECTED FOR
C-mmitteeS PREPARE TO TACKLE 1
LEGISLATORS TRY TO ORAw LINE '
EDUCATION BILLS SPARK EMOTIONS
EDUCATOR URGES STATE NOT TO MI
EDUCATION SECRETARY STRESSES 5
EDUCATE OR NOT EDUCATE?
COMMITTEE MAKES CHANGES IN PRO
3 TAR HEEL SCHOOLS AMONG 277 S
HOUSE SUPPORTS OEATH PENALTY 8
GET HOT TO =EAT THE HEAT
SCHOOL CHEMICALS POSE DANGERS
SCHOOL CHIEF CITES LEARNING U?
ALLIANCE FORMED TO HELP IMPPQV
EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION
CATtJNAL OFFICE PERSONNEL
CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
CIATION
COUNCIL
N.C
RHAUL. SAYS 'TOP' TfaChfr
IOEA OF SCHOOL DAY CAPE
Ew STATE EOUCATON PACKAGE
EGAPOING EDUCATION POLICY
SS NEW EOIICATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
CHOPLS' 'MORAL ENVIRONMENT'
POSAL FOR FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS
INGLEO OUT IN U.S. AS MODELS
HEAVAL
E PUBLIC EDUCATION
SCHOOLS. N.C. ACCREDITATION
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION CF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
REVIEW IS P11NTING OUT CITY SCHOOLS' STRENGTHS
WHEN ACCREDITATION 3EC0MES A S TRA IT JACKET
SCHOOLS, N.C. ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
SEE ALSO STANOAROIZEO TESTS
STUOY CITES EDUCATION DIFFERENCES IN N.C.
N.C STUDENTS' SCORES ON TEST ABOVE AVE»AGE
EDUCATORS: SOME POOR CHILDREN EXPEC Tc fail IN SCnnoL
SCORES ON SAT IN i.C. IMPROVE BUT STILL BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE
BOARO CONSIDERS NEW POLICY ON PROMOTING N.C STUOENTS
SCHOOLS. N.C. ANNEXATION
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6/07/85
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6/21/=5
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6/28/85
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3/03/85
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11/26/85
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12/07/85
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3/01/35 A 6
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1/01/85
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1/19/35
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2/25/35
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3/26/85
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4/16/85
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3
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5/07/85
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5/14/85
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6/12/35
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6/15/85
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6/21/85
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6/27/85
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INDEX
12/31/85
S U 3 J E C
SEE ALSO ANNEXATION
SCHOOL DISTRICTS BILL SPARKS HOUSE DEBATE
SCHOOLS. N.C.. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO STANDARDIZED TESTS
EDUCATORS TO TAKE N.C'S GOOD TEST SCORFS WITH GRAIN OF SALT
SCHOOLS, N.C.. ARTS PROGRAM
SEE ALSO ARTS. N.C
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS.
WHEN ACCREDITATION BECOMES
AITS PROGRAM
I STRAITJACKFT
SCHOOLS. N.C.. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. N.C
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C, ASSAULTS
TFACHFRS SAY VIOLENT CHILD MISPLACEO AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF
SCHOOLS. N.C ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE L AH
PLAYING HOOKY NO SNAP
SCHOOLS IN N.C. FORKING TO REDUCE ABSENTEEISM
HOUSE GETS TOUGHER SCHOOL ATT-NOANCE POLICY
COMMITTEE OK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION BOARO •
IDEA SOUND; PRICE RIGHT
LEGISLATION AIMED AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERi
HOUSE PANEL OKS BILL TO PREVENT HARASSMENT OF STATE EMPLOYEES
ATTENDANCE POLICY CITED FOR OECLINE IN OKOPOUT RATE
SCHOOLS. N.C. BOARDS OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO N.C SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION
BILL ON FINGERPRINTING DAY-CA"E WORKERS EXTENDED
COMMITTEE MAKES CHANGES IN PROPOSAL FOR FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS
SCHOOLS. N.C. BUOGET
SEE ALSO N.C DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. BUOGET
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C COSTS
-BILLS SEEK EOUCATION CHANGES
-MARTIN OEFENDS PROPOSALS ON EDUCATION SPENDING
PLAN "AXES SCHOOLS COMPETE WITH HIGHWAYS FO° STATE FUNDS
PRUF. MARTIN'S BUDGET LESSON
REPORT SAYS STATE CONSISTENT IN SPENOING ON EDUCATION
STUDY: STATE TREATS SCHOOLS FWRLY
VOCATIONAL EOUCATION STIRS DEBATE
2 GROUPS URGE STATE TO PAY MO! E FOR SCHOOLS
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS SPENO MOST PER PUPIL
OURHAM LEAOS STATE IN TOTAL SPENOING FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
—BASIC EDUCATION PLAN CONTROL SPARKS OEBATE
BILL SEEKS 'ACCOUNTABILITY' OM BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
-COMMITTEE QUICKLY ENDORSES CUTS OF EOUCATION SPENDING IN BUDGET
TAR HEELS MAY FACE TAX INCREASE
BUOGET PANEL BACKS REDUCEO CUSS SUES
-PANEL BACKS 1220.5 MILLION FC SCHOOLS
FUNDING OF 100 SCHOOL SYSTEMS URGED
STUOY CITES EDUCATION OIFFEREMCES IN N.C
PANEL OKS BILL ON FUNDING OF SCHOOLS
AREA SCHUOLS, PROJECTS INCLUOED IN BUDGET PLANS
SENATE COMMITTEE BACKS REFERENDUM ON LOTTERY
"EDUCATION PLAN WOULD DEFINE STATE'S RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCHOOL FUNDING
PROPOSAL TO LIMIT OAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
-~EOUCATORS GIVE DEMOCRATS AN 'A,' MARTIN 'INCOMPLETE'
EDUCATORS WRONG TO HIT GOV. MARTIN'S APPROACH
EDITORIAL UNFAIR TO TEACHERS
NEW MONEY FOR SCHOOLS TO AFFEIT JUNIOR HIGHS "OST THIS FALL
EOUCATION PLAN HAILED JOYOUSLY
N.C SCHOOL SYSTEM
DEVELOPERS SHOULD PAY
MORE MONEY SHOULO BE IN BUDGET FOR TEACHERS
COUNTY TO RECEIVE FUNDS FOR TEACHERS
SCHOOLS LEARN PAINFUL BUDGET LESSONS
COMMITTEE STUOIES CAPS ON EXCEPTIONAL-CHILD FUWOING
N.C SPENDING PER PUPIL EXPECTED TO REMAIN BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE
MORE SCHOOL SPENOING URGED IN NORTHWEST N.C
RESEARCH GROUP RAPS EOUCATION PLAN
LEGISLATORS ASK WHO PAYS TO MAKE SCHOOLS EQUAL
—MARTIN SAYS HE WILL SEEK MORE PAY, PRESTIGE FOR TEACHERS
SCHOOLS, N.C. BUILDING PROJECTS
STATE SALES TAX HIKE SUPPORTED TO HELP SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. N.C. BUSING
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO ENERGY CONSERVATION, N.C
SEE ALSO SCHOOL BUSES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C DESEGREGATION
REPORTING SYSTEM HU1TS N.C. SCHOOL BUS SAFETY STATISTICS,
ROYALL PROMISES FULL OEBATE ON STATE LOTTERY BILL
SUIT SAYS BUS LEFT CHILD IN W! ONG NEIGHBORHOOD
SCHOOL BUSES LACK SEAT BELTS
BUCKLE UP CHILDREN
SCHOOLS, N.C CALENDAR AND SCHEDULE
POLK SCHOOLS WILL HALT EXPERIMENT
OURHAM AREA IS SHAKING OFF WINTRY BLOW, EUT TROUBLES LINGFR
•CASINO NIGHTS' BILL ADVANCES
LONGER SCHOOL YEAR POSSIBLE DESPITE PROBLEMS
SCHOOL BOARD CHOPS BAO WEATHE' DAYS
TOURISM OFFICIALS WANT N.C SCHOOLS' OPENING DELAYED
HIRE MORE TEACHERS
SCHOOL OPENING DEBATE MISSES = OCUS ON CHILOREN
BOARO OKS MORE TIME IN CLASSES
SCHOOLS, N.C CENSORSHIP
SEE ALSO CENSORSHIP
PARENTS URGEO TO FIGHT AGAINST CENSORSHIP
SCHOOLS. N.C. CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO CHILO CARE CENTERS
DAY-CARE OEBATE A GOOD WAY TO INSTIGATE CHANGE
PPESCHQOL PUBLIC EDUCATION TO BE OISCUSSEO
PHILLIPS GIVES REPORT: SCHOOL PROPOSED FOR 3-, 4-YEAR-OLDS
REPORT URGES PUBLIC SCHOOL DAY CARE
PRE-SCHOULS BEAR SCRUTINY
SCHOOLS, N.C CLASS SUE
BUOGET PANEL BACKS REDUCED CCSS SIZES
SCHOOLS. N.C CLOSINGS
GUILFORD SHCOOLS THREW AWAY FOOO FOLLOWING SNOW
SCHOOLS, N.C COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE (NEW JERSEYI
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
OFFICIAL SAYS
T
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1/15/35
2/19/85
4/24/85
4/26/95
4/26/95
4/27/85
5/24/85
7/31/95
3
1
7
4
10
14
5/04/85 A 5
6/15/85 A 10
H 2
2/27/05
A
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N
H 2
3/02/85
A
11
N
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3/14/85
A
1 4
J
H 2
3/17/85
0
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A20
H 2
3/19/85
C
1
N
S 2
3/19/95
A
7
N
S 2
4/18/P5
A
19
J
H 3
4/23/95
B
1
N
S 2
4/24/85
A
1
N
H 2
4/25/85
B
6
N
H 2
5 /D 1/85
A
3
N
H 2
5/09/R5
A
10
N
H 2
5/18/85
A
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5/23/95
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5
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6/06/95
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H 2
6/12/85
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6/14/85
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N
H 2
6/15/85
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N
H 2
6/21/85
A
4
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H 2
6/25/85
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H 2
6/27/85
A
9
N
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6/27/85
A
12
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6/29/85
A
5
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H 2
7/31/85
A
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9/05/95
A
4
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H 2
8/08/85
A
4
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S 2
8/21/85
A
13
N
H 2
8/26/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/29/85
A
4
T T
C50
H 2
8/30/85
A
4
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S 2
9/17/85
A
4
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S 2
9/23/85
A
1
N
J13
S 2
10/03/95
C
2
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H 2
10/15/85
A
9
N
H 2
11/08/95
A
6
N
H 2
11/13/85
B
2
N
H 1
12/05/85
E
1
N
L40
H 2
12/07/85
C
1
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L40
H 2
12/18/85
3
2
N
H 2
5/10/85
A
3
N
2/24/85
6/29/85
9/25/85
H 2 11/11/85 A
H 2 11/26/85 A
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7
1/09/95
A
9
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1/23/85
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6/07/85
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7/27/85
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7/25/35
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11/14/85
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11/25/35
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12/05/95
A
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S 7 2/02/85 A 4
< 2 5/18/85 A 15
H 7 5/21/85 C 1
H 1 5/22/85 C I
H 2 5/27/95 A 4
H ■> 6/06/85 A 18 N
H 2 12/25/35 A 19 N
MONTHLY/AN* UAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECT. S
PAGE ;;8
1/16/86
SEE ALSO SLHOOLS.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS.
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS.
.C. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
.C, FAILURE TO PASS
.C. GRADE POINT REQUIREMENTS
id GRADUATION REQUIRE MFNTS
,S.. ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
SEE ALSO STANDARDIZED TESTS
WRITING HILL BE ADDED TO COMPETENCY TESTS
BILLS ON SUBMERGED LANO CLAIMS OK'D BY HOUSE DESPITF CRITICISM
WHY SOME TEACHERS YEARN TO QUIT
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT UN POAT OPERATORS
SCHOOLS. N.C., COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
ROSE'S GIVES VANCE SCHOOLS GRANTS TO BUY COMPUTERS
SCHOOLS. N.C., CONSTRUCTION COSTS
SEE ALSO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO HUUSINC- CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
ROYALL SEEKS HALF-CENT INCREASE IN SALES TAX
SENATE OKS SUPERINTENDENT REF=RENDum
state sales tax hike supported to help schools
schools. n.c.. corporal punishment
see also child abuse, n.c.
see also corporal punishment
see also schools. n.c. assaults
see also schools, n.c. discipline
see also schools. u.s.. corporal punishment
buncombe teacher acquitted in paooling case
bill woulo m4ke paooling a local school option
teacher due support
reprimand has wrung
educaturs group hants paddling reprimand re"*oved
appeals court affirms oismissal of suit against school ao" i ni s to a tor
bill would let school boards outlaw corporal punishment
corporal punishment bill killed
school buard stands by reprimand of teacher in "aodling
makf school finest is principal's goal
paooling dpposeo by state pta
sfttlement aeacheo in lawsuit ove° punishment of hanoicappeo
corpural punishment to continue in county
schools. n.c. costs
see also schools, n.c. budget
report says state consistent in spending on education
2 groups urge state to pay more for schools
ourham leads state in total s°eno!nc for public schools
n.c spending per pupil expected to rfmain bflow national average
education plan draws fire
legislators ask who pays to make schools equal
SCHOOLS. N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO BACK-TO-BASICS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, EX
SEE ALSO N.C. CONSERVATIVES UNIT
SCHOOLS SHUULD NOT TEACH • OE AT
COPING WITH SUIC IDE
STATE BOARD APPROVES PLAN TO P
MARTIN PLANS TO VISIT SCHOOLS
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR F EL
•BIG CHANGES" PROPOSED FO" EDJ
CGMHITTEES TACKLE BILLS ON EON
COMMITTEES PREPARE TO TACKLE I
BILL ON CHILD SAFETY SEATS STft
LAWMAKERS 3EGIN DISCUSSING EDO
5. 5DO PAGES OF CURRICULUM STAN
HANDLING OF EDUCATION BILLS C
CURRICULUM CTANDAROS PROPOSEU
TWO EDUCATION MEASURES ARE SI3
GUIDELINES TELL TEACHERS WHAT
LEGISLATOR A30NDONS "DUMMY" BI
HEALTH PANEL OKS BILL FOR SCRC
NCAE LEADER BLASTS EVALUATION
SENATE COMMITTEE 8AKCS BASIC E
CURRICULUM PROPOSALS DRAWING c
•MISINFORMATION" DELAYS EOUCAT
SENATE TENTATIVCLY APPROVES BA
N.C SENATE APPROVES EQUAL EDJ
BASIC EDUCATION PLAN ADVANCES
CONSERVATl VFS' STANO ON SCHOOL
MARTIN OISCUSSES SCHOOL ISSUES
BOARD OF EDUCATION AOOPTS STA^
OURHAM LEADS STATE IN TOTAL S3
SOME PARENTS' GROUPS SAY TEACM
BASIC EDUCATION PLAN CONTROL S
COMMITTEE CHANGES ITS COURSE 0
LEGISLATIVE INVOLVEMENT IN EDJ
PANEL LOOKS AT WRITING SPECIFI
BILL SEEKS 'ACCOUNTABILITY' OM
SOCIAL STUDIES EMPHASIS HURTS
COMMITTEE APPROVES BASIC FDUCa
PANEL BACKS 1220. 5 m iL u I 0N FOR
LcGISLATOR DECRIES COMMITTEE'S
REVIEW OF PROTESTED CURRICULUM
EDUCATION PLAN WOULD OEFINE ST
EOUCATORS GIVF DEMOCRATS AN "A
EDUCATION PLAN HAILED JOYOUSLY
N.C SCHOOL SYSTEM
IDEOLOGICAL CLASH BREWING OVE'
TAROY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INS
EDUCATORS: somj poor CHILOREN
BURLINGTUN SCHOOLS GET 4TH GOK
TEACHER SHORTAGE STARTS TO WOR
PROMOTION PLAN NEEDS EXPLANATI
MORE HIGH SCHOOLERS TAKING AOV
N.C. SPENDING PER PUPIL EXPECT
WORKLOAD ON TEACHERS BLAMED F3
BASIC EDUCATION PLAN MAY BRINS
SURVEY: TEACHERS RAP TIME SP E*l
HHAT'S HRONG IN TEACHING?
GOV. MARTIN OUTLINES EDUCATION
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SCHOOLS, N.C.
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CHOOLS, N.C. assault:
CHOnLS, N.C. CORPOPAL PUNISHMENT
CHOOLS. U.S.. DISCIPLINE
FILED ON SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
LO "AKE PADDLING A LOCAL SCHOOL OPTION
NKING BILL HINOEREO BY CONSERVATIVES — LEGISLATOR
NEEDED KEY FOR SCHOOL DISCIPLINE MANUAL'S AUTHOR SAYS
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NE POLICIES IN SOME SCHOOLS BREAK RULES— STUDY
L SIMPLIFIES SCHOOL RULES
N.C. SCHOOLS HAVE POLICIES ON DISCIPLINE THAT VIOLATE LAWS
SCHOOLS. N.C. DISTRICTS
SCHOOL DISTRICTS BILL SPARKS -IOUSE DEBATE
SCHOOLS. N.C. DROPOUTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. DROPOUTS
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF PUBLIC 11 STRUCT ION , DROPOUT PRFVENTION OFFICE
OURHAM DROPOUT RATE DOWN, BUT STILL HIGH
CITY SCHOOL OROPOUT RATE IMPR1VES
N.C DROPOUT RATE RISES
STATE ESTABLISHES OFFICE FUR OROPOUT PREVENTION
ATTENDANCE POLICY CITED FOR DECLINE IN DROPOUT RATE
EDUCATORS: SOME POOR CHILDREN EXPECT TO FAIL IN SCHOOL
OROPOUTS HIGH IN OURHAM
TOO MANY YOUNGSTERS RUINING FJTURE CHANCES
SCHOOLS. N.C. DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. DRUGS
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO HAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FACES DRUG CHARGES
STUDENT TELLS COURT PRINCIPAL PLANTED MARIJUANA IN LOCKERS
JUDGE FINDS CHATHAM'S EX-PRINCIPAL NOT GUILTY
SCHOOL NOT NEGLIGENT IN OEATH. POLICE SAY
SCHOOLS. N.C. EMPLOYEES
ELtCTRONK DEPOSITS RUN INTO OPPOSITION
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTFM
SCHOOLS. N.C
SCHOOLS'
EVALUATION
TIME-USE STUDY LIKELY TO AID INSTRUCTION
SCHOOLS. N.C. FAILURE TO PASS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
BOARD CONSIDERS NEW POLICY ON PROMOTING N.C. STUDENTS
PROMOTION PLAN NEEDS EXPLANATION
SCHOOLS, N.C, GRADE POINT REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C. COMPETENCY TESTS
OURHAM AHEAO OF STATE
SCHOOLS. N.C, GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO DIPLOMAS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C, FAILURE TO PASS
CHANGES NEAR IMPLEMENTATION
MORE HIGH SCHOOLERS TAKING AOVANCED COURSES — OFFICIALS
SCHOOLS, N.C. HEALTH PROGRAMS
IMMUNITY SOUGHT FOR 'GOOO SAMARITANS' AT SCHOOLS
HEAD LICE PROBLEM REPORTEO INCREASING
SCHOOLS. N.C, HISTORY
SANFORO'S GUBERNATORIAL GOAL: 'QUALITY EDUCATION'
SCHOOLS, N.C. LOCKER SEARCHES
MERIT PAY CAN BE FAIR
SCHOOLS. N.C. LUNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, LJNCH PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. LUNCH PROGRAM
GUILFORD SHCOOLS THREW AWAY F3O0 FOLLOWING SNOW
SCHOOLS. N.C. MERGERS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS/". HAPEL HILL/CARR80R0 SCHOOLS. MERGER
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS M=RGER MEET
SCHOOL MERGER TALKS IMPORTANT TO WATCH
NO! COUNTY SCHOOLS VOTE AGAINST MERGER STUDY
YES! CITY SCHOOL BOARD TO ASK MERGER STUDY BY STATE
WILLHOIT PLANS TO PUSH SCHOOL MERGER STUDY
OIVIOEO BOARD VOTES TO PUSH MERGER STUDY
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION To STUDY SCHOOL MERGERS
COST-CUTTERS ENTER FIELD OF POLICY
GUILFORD SCHOOLS MERGER PROPOSAL EXPECTEO
SCHOOLS. N.C. NEWSPAPERS
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERSI
FUTURE JOURNALISTS
SCHOOLS. N.C. OPENING
SUMMER VACATION GONE OR DWINDLING FOR AREA STUOFNTS
SCHOOLS MAY CAUSE FARM LABOR SHORTAGE
SCHOOLS, N.C. PER PUPIL COSTS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. COSTS
SCHOOLS, N.C. PRAYERS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. PELIGION
SCHOOLS. N.C. PROMOTION
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. FAILURE TO PASS
SCHOOLS. N.C, REFORM
SEE ALSO PUBLIC EDUCATION POLICY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO PUBLIC SCHOOL FORUM OF N.C
•ELITISM' BOTHERS HAMMONOS. RAY
EOUCATION ILLS PERVADE NATION
POLL OF LEGISLATORS FINDS NO CONSENSUS ON HOW TO BOOST EOUCATION
STATE BOARD APPROVES PLAN TO PROVIDE EQUAL EOUCATION
MARTIN PLANS TO VISIT SCHOOLS
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
■BIG CHANGES' PROPOSED FOR EDUCATION IN N.C.
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COMMITTEES TACKLE BILLS ON EDUCATION THIS WEEK
COMMITTEES PREPARE TO TACKLE <EW STATE FOUC'TON PACKAGE
L»W"«<EtS BEGIN DISCUSSING EDJCATIOM "ILLS
5.500 PAGES OF CURRICULUM STANDARDS ARE UNOFR STUDY
HANDLING OF EDUCATION BILLS CRITICIZED
CRITICS RAP SENOING BILLS TO SUBCOMMITTEE
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TWO EDUCATION MEASURES ARF SIDETRACKED
HAMMONDS: EDUCATION PLAN HILL STEM SOME MOMENTUM
SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BASIC EDUCATION bill
N.C. SENATE APPROVES EOUAL EDJCATION PLAN
MARTIN DISCUSSES SCHOOL ISSUED BEFORE 30AO0
COMMITTEE CHANGES ITS CURSE ON EDUCATION BILL
BUDGET PANEL PACKS REDUCED CL>SS SIZES
LEGISLATOR OECRIES COMMITTEE'S CHANGE IN BASIC EDUCATION PLAN
HAMMQNOS; HANDLE REFORM WITH 'EALISM
N.C. SCHOOL SYSTEM
ADULTS SHOULD ASK WHAT STUDENTS WANT
TEACHER SHORTAGE STARTS TO WORRY OFFICIALS IN STATE
EDUCATION CRITIC SPARKS CONTROVERSY
PROMOTION PLAN NEEDS EXPLANATION
MORE HIGH SCHOOLERS TAKING AOVANCEO COURSES — OFFICIALS
BASIC EDUCATION PLAN MAY 9RIN3 FUNDAMENTAL CHANGES
SURVEY: TEACHERS RAP TIME SPE'IT OUT OF CLASS
REOUIREO COURSES NOW URL AID STUDENTS LATER
WHAT'S WRONG IN TEACHING?
GOV. MARTIN OUTLINES EDUCATION PROPOSALS
TEACHERS' U'tHAPPINESS THREAT TO N.C. EDUCATION
RESEARCH GROUP RAPS EDUCATION PLAN
BPARO OKS MORE TIME IN CLASSES
EDUCATION PLAN DRAWS FIRE
HANCOCK HEADS GROUP BOOSTING 'I.C LEARNING
TEACHERS TIE CAREER'S FUTURE TO PAY, PRESTIGE
COMMITTEE TO STUOY STATF'S INFRASTRUCTURE
GOVERNOR LISTS EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT AS TOP PRIORITY
SCHOOLS. N.C. RELIGION
SEE ALSO BIBLE
SEE ALSO MOMENT OF SILENCE
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO nam; S OF CHURCHES!
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. RELIGION
WILSON SCHOOLS BAN GROUP'S MEETINGS
GROUP MAY FIGHT WILSON SCHOOL BAN
PROJECT AIMS TO BRIDGE PELIGIOUS GAP
EVANGELIST SAYS SUE SCHOOLS FOR VIOLATING TEACHERS' RIGHTS
PRAYER IS STILL PERMITTFO
SCHOOL PRAYER OPPOSED
TWO DEMOCRATS PREPARE LEGISLATION FOR MOMENTS OF SILENCE IN SCHOOLS
PANEL CONSIDERS ANTI-PORNOGRA'HY RILL
EDUCATORS PREPARING FOR MOMENT OF SILFNCE
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FOP . ..BUSI NESS
IDEOLOGICAL CLASH BREWING OVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MOMENT-DF-SILENCE POLICY SPARKS DFBATE
SILENT MOMENTS IN SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN SEPT. 30
STUDENTS TO BEGIN MOMENTS UF SILENCE
OUNN FAMILY INVOLVED IN BIBLE ROW MOVING
CHILO ABUSE IN SCHOOLS
PRINCIPAL: mqmeNT OF SILENCE HELPFUL
FAMILY LEAVES BIBLE CLASS CONTROVERSY
SCHOOLS PLAN 'MOMENT-OF-SI LENCE"
SCHOOLS. N.C. RETARDED ANO HANDICAPPED
COMMITTEE STUDIES CAPS ON EXC= PT IONAL-CHI LO FUNOING
SCHOOLS. N.C, SCHOOL BUSES
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. BUSING
SCHOOLS, N.C. SEX EOUCATION
SEE ALSO SEX EDUCATION
SCHOOLS' MESSAGE ABOUT SEX GIVEN tot LATE FOR SOME TEFNS
PREGNANCY PROGRAM STIRS CONTROVERSY
SEX EOUCATION IN SCHOOLS TO REACH MORE TEEN-AGERS
SCH00L5, N.C. SMOKING
SEE ALSO SMOKING
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINDING IT EASEO marijuana POSSESSION...
HOUSE OKS BILL URGING SCHOOL 30ARDS TO RAN USE OF TOBACCO ON CAMPUSFS
STUDENTS AT CHARLOTTE SCHOOL SHOWN EFFECTS OF NICOTINE
SCHOOLS. N.C. SNOW DAYS
GUILFORD SHCOOLS THREW AWAY FOOD FOLLOWING SNOW
SCHOOLS. N.C, SPORTS ANO ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO ATHLETES. ACADEMIC STANOARDS
STRICTER ACADEMIC STANOARDS NEAR FOR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
STATE SDARO APPROVES PLAN TO PROVIDE EOUAL equCATION
DURHAM AHEAD OF STATE
PANEL TO STUOY ATHLETES' LOST CLASSROOM TIME
SCHOOLS. N.C, STUDENT GROUPS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, STUDENT GPOUPS
WILSON SCHOOLS BAN GROUP'S ME=TINGS
SCHOOLS, N.C. SUPERINTENDENTS
SEE SUPERINTENDENTS. N.C.
SCHOOLS, N.C, TAXES
00. MAYER SAYS HIGHER TAX MAY BE NEEDED FOR SCHOOLS
2 COMMISSIONERS UUEIOUS ABOUT RAISING SCHOUl TAX
STATE SALES TAX HIKE SUPPORTED TO HELP SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. N.C, TEACHER-PUPIL RATIOS
SEE SCHOOLS. N.C. CLASS SIZE
SCHOOLS. N.C. VOCATIONAL EOUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
PARTISAN TEMPERS FLARE OVER BILL
STATE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION HAS ITS DETRACTORS
SCHOOLS. N.C, YEARBOOKS
ADVISER SAYS HE DIO NOT SEE RACIAL SLUR IN YEARBOOK PHOTO
SCHOOLS, U.S.
SEE ALSO EOUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO SCHOOL PHOBIAS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS A MAINSTAY
DIO MIRACLE-WORKER SUCCEED IN 'JUNGLE'?
REWARD TOP STUDENTS
STICKS AND STONES...
BENNETT: SCHOOLS NEED MORE LEEWAY
SCHOOLS SHOULD HOLD TRIALS FOR STUDENTS
UURHAM SCHOOL INCLUDED IN STU3Y OF U.S. EOUCATION
LIBRARY SCHEOIJLES FORUM ON EXCELLENCE
SCHOOLS. U.S.. ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE (NEW JERSEY!
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I0/28/R5
A
6
J
H 2
1 1/04/85
c
5
N
H 2
11/13/05
3
2
N
H 2
11/14/05
B
7
N
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S 2
11/14/05
A
4
E
H 2
1 1/16/85
A
4
E
H 2
11/16/85
A
3
N
S 2
1 t /16/ns
A
A
E
H 1
12/05/85
B
1
N
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12/05/85
A
1
N
S 2
12/J6/35
A
R
N
S 2
12/12/85
C
I
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S 2
12/1 3/R5
C
1 P
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12/14/85
A
8 P
N
S 2
12/17/85
A
10
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1/05/85
A
5
N
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1/03/85
A
9
N
2
4/09/RS
A
1 p N
W24
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6/09/85
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6
N
7
6/13/85
A
A
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6/27/85
A
A
1
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6/29/85
B
3
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7/0 3/85
B
N
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7/07/95
8
N
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7/19/85
A
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9/02/85
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9/11/85
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9/20/85
A
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10/07/85
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10/11/85
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10/21/85
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12/17/85
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A
N
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12/21/35
A
10
N
H 2 10/15/35 A
S 2 10/22/85 C A
S 2 12/21/95 A 15
S 2 12/26/85 A A
6/21/85
6/27/85
10/25/85
9
13
H 2 12/25/R5
S 2 1/03/85 9 a n
H 2 2/07/85 A 10 N
S 2 2/12/85 A 4 E
H 2 6/02/85 C 13 N C36
H 2 1/05/35 A
3 3/26/35 B 1 N RSt
3 3/29/R5 B 1 N 946
2 5/10/85 A ? N
3/29/85
9/23/85
H 2 6/01/85 A
3/29/05
A/03/85
6/27/85
7/31/85
9/17/85
10/14/95
11/04/85
11/1 2/85
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
"H'i 731
1/16/86
SEE ALSO SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, H.C.. COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE ALSO STANDARDIZED TESTS
EOUCATORS TO TAKE N.C.'S 3000 TEST SCORES WITH GRAIN OF SALT
BLACKS OFTEN FARE BETTER IN SEGREGATE!! SCHOnLS. PSYCHOLOGY TEACHER SAYS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
VOLUNTARY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
STUDENTS OPPOSE VOLUNTARY ATTENDANCE
JOB OUTLOOKS WOULD DIM
COSTS WOULD INCREASE
SCHOOLS. U.S.. B4NPS
SEE ALSO PANOS (MUSIC!
SEE ALSO HIGH SCHOOL 1AN0 FESTIVAL
BAND FESTIVAL: ENTHUSIASTIC YOUTHS GIVE A LIVELY SHOW
SCHOOLS. U.S.. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S., DISCIPLINE
PADDLING FOUND MORE IN SOUTH'S SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. U.S., COUNTRY (RURALI
OLD SCHOOLHOUSE IS 3EING RESTDREO
LIBRARY KIT HELPS PEOPLE REMEMBER HISTORICAL FACTS
SCHOOLS, U.S., CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
SUPPORT THE TUITION TAX CREDIT PROPOSAL
HUMANISM BAN A FARCE
SECULAR HUMANISM NOT THE WORST FOUCATION ILL
THE TWO SIDES OF BILINGUALISM
AUTHOR CRITICIZES PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MAKE THIS FIRST LAST
OOES THE FUTURE HOLD MORE NIGHTMARES FOP TEACHERS ANO CHILDREN?
MORAL ISSUES IN SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS. U.S.. DESEGREGATION
BLACKS OFTEN FARE BETTER IN SEGREGATED SCHOOLS. PSYCHOLOGY TEACHER SAYS
PROFESSOR APOLOGIZES TO MAYOR FOR COMMENT ABOUT BURLINGTON
SCHOOLS. U.S.. DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C., DISCIPLINE
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, U.S.. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
DOES THE FUTURE HOLD MQRE NIGHTMARES FOR TEACHERS AND CHILDREN?
SCHOOLS, U.S.. DRIVERS EDUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. 0'IVERS EOUCATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, DRIVERS EDUCATION
SAFETY STUDY RAPS DRIVER TRAILING, INSPECTIONS
SCHOOLS, U.S.. OROPOUTS
EOUCATION— THE PRIORITY
SCHOOLS, U.S., DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
•PEER PRESSURE1 HAS CHANGED
SCHOOLS. U.S.. GRADES
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS, N.C.. GRADE POINT REQUIREMENTS
HONORING TOP STUDENTS
SCHOOLS. U.S., HEALTH PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
OUTRAGE SHOULD BE TEMPERED
SCHOOLS SHOULD NOT ADMIT AIDS VICTIMS
SCHOOLS, U.S., LOCKER SEARCHES
SEE ALSO SEARCH ANO SEIZURE IN SCHOOLS
HAMMONDS HAILS ORUG SEARCH RULING
DOESN'T THE CONSTITUTION PROTECT STUOENTS' RIGHTS?
OURHAM SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS LIKE SUPREME COURT SEARCH RULE
■PEER PRESSURE' HAS CHANGEO
SEARCHES ARE LIMITED
SCHOOLS, U.S.. PRAYER
see schools, u.s.. religion
SCHOOLS, U.S.. REFORM
SEE also PAIDEIA PROPOSAL
BUILDING CHARACTER IN SCHOOLS
VOLUNTARY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
SUPPORT THE TUITION TAX CREDIT PROPOSAL
TWO SIDES TO PROBLEM OF OEALMG WITH POVERTY
AUTHOR CRITICIZES PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OOES THE FUTURE HOLD MORE NIGHTMARES FOR TEACHERS ANO CHILDREN?
BENNETT: SCHOOLS NEED MORE LEEWAY
BENNETT ORDERS STUDY PANEL FO? ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
EOUCATOR CALLS CONVENTIONAL TEACHING METHOOS 'WORTHLESS'
SCHOOLS. U.S.. RELIGION
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS PAGEANTS
SEE ALSO EUUAL ACCESS LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO PRAYER
see also schools, n.c rfligion
SECULAR HUMANISM NOT THE WORST EDUCATION ILL
PRAYER DECISION APPLAUDED
COURT RULING APPLAUDED
BENNETT: BLUNT BUT RIGHT ABOUT PUBLIC EDUCATION
BILL KEEPING COURT OUT OF PRAYER TA8LE0
HELMS SHOULD SAY AMEN
WHAT DO YOU WANT? ANOTHFR SCHOOL MIRACLE?
HFLMS TOOK RIGHT TACK ON SCHOOL PRAYER
AMENDMENT ATTACKS FREEDOM
RELIGIOUS GROUPS HAVE RIGHTS
SCHOOLS, U.S.. VOUCHER PROPOSALS
SEE ALSO TAX CREDITS
BENNETT'S VOUCHER PROPOSAL HAS MERIT
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS BLAST VOUCHER PROPOSAL
SCHWEITZER AWAROS
SEE ALBERT SCHWEITZBR INTERNATIONAL PRIZES
5CIENCF. EDUCATION
SEE ALSO GKOWTH INITIATIVES FOR TEACHERS IGIFTI
UNION CARBIDE WILL AWARD TEACHER GRANTS
STUOENTS RECRUITED C0R 'SUMMED VEMTURFS'
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OFFEREO SUMMER PROGRAM
HEARD THE ONE ABOUT SCIENCE?
EDUCATOR: CONCEPTS ARE KEY IN SCIENCE
N.C. STATE, RTI GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SCIENCE MATERIALS
DURHAM TEACHERS REAP BENEFITS OF GTE PROGRAM
APPRENTICES IN SCIENCE: PROGRAM DESIGNED TO WHET APPETITE FOR RESEARCH..
S I
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5/16/85 B
10/31/85 B
H ? 1/23/85
H ? 2/15/85
H 2 2/15/85
H 2 2/15/85
H 7 9/29/85 B AON J54
H 2 3/22/85 A 14
H 1 3/08/P5 » 1 N
S 2 12/27/85 B 1 P N S27
7
2/04/85 A
A
1
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3/05/85 A
A
F
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3/09/85 A
A
F
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3/09/85 A
A
F
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4/2.7/85 A
6
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6/21/85 0
A
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7/16/85 A
5
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9/25/85 A
A
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10/31/85 B
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1
12/20/85 B
1
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H 2 7/16/85 A 5 E
S 2 3/28/85 A A E
H 2 10/2A/85 A A E
H 2 1/28/85 A A L
H 2 6/19/85 A A E
H 2 8/09/85 A A
H 2 9/2A/B5 A A
H 2 1/17/85 A
H 2 1/17/85 A
S 2 1/17/85 C
H ? 1/28/85 A
H 2 2/15/B5 A
1 N W2A
A E
1 N L38
1/12/85
1/23/85
2/04/85
2/18/85
4/27/85
7/16/85
9/17/85
10/07/85
12/12/85
H 7
3/09/85
A
4
F
H 7
7/03/85
A
4
L
H 7
7/09/85
A
4
L
H 7
6/31/85
A
4
E
H >
9/11/85
A
3
N
H 7
9/24/85
A
4
F
H 7
9/24/95
A
4
L
H 7
10/09/85
A
4
L
H /
1 1/20/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/21/85
A
4
L
H 7
11/16/85
A
4
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S 2
11/21/85
A
1
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2/03/85
H
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3/28/85
A
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3/28/85
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5/14/85
A
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6/08/85
A
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7/15/85
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7/30/85
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8/02/85
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M 0 U T H L
/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAG; 732
1/16/86
p n
HIGH SCHOOLERS MAKE SCIENCE. MATH VENTURES
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GET SPECIAL EOUCATION OPPOPTUNITV
ILLINOIS MAY USE HATH SCHOOL AS MODEL
MODEL FOR THE NATION
TEACHERS TO MULL ETERNAL QUESTION
SCIENCE. FUNOING
UNC RESEARCHERS CAN'T TAKE NH GRANTS FOR CANTED
SCIENCE. RESEARCH
SEE ALSO CLONES (GENETIC HUMAN ' E PROOUC T IONS I
SEE ALSO "EOICAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
SEE ALSO N.C. SCIENCE ANO TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
THESE FISH SEEM ALMOST HUMAN
BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER OFFERS G? ANT PROPOSALS TO SCIENTISTS
UNC. OTHER UNIVERSITIES HIT F3R FUNDING MOVES
UNC-HIL»INGTON PROJECT 1 OF 15 CRITICIZED BY BOARD
STORM TRACKERS: RESEARCHERS READYING FOR STUDY OF 'HATTERAS LOWS'
MARTIN OPPOSES MOVING PROGRAMS
APPRENTICES IN SCIENCE: PROGRAM OESIGNEO TO WHET APPETITE FOR RESEARCH..
COMPUTERIZED EYEGLASSES HELP DEAF SEE SPEECH
GILL PKOJECT AIMING FOR HOME, WATFR USE
SCIENCE FAIRS
YOUNG SCIENTISTS AT WORK
ANO THE WINNERS ARE...
SCIENCE ACHIEVERS
THE WINNERS
SCIENCE PROJECTS ON DISPLAY
SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
TWILIGHT ZONE
SCIENTOLOGISTS
SEE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY
SCINTICOR
DUKE GETS JEW HEART DEVICE
MACHINE LETS DUKE DOCTORS GET
LOOK' AT HEART FUNCTION
SCLERODERMA
SEE ALSO OISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISFASE5I
SCLERODERMA PATIENT SEEKS FELLOW SUFFERERS
SCOTLANU
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
SCOTTISH FAMILY FACES DEPORTATION 'ANY DAY-
SCOTSMAN CEPORTEO; FAMILY STILL IN N.C.
OEPDRTED SCOTTISH FAMILY WANTS TO RETURN
SCDTLANO COUNTY. N.C.
COUNCIL OF STATE DENIES REQUEST TO HELP WARREN COUNTY HOSPITAL
COUNCIL OF STATE DENIES REOUEST TO HELP WARREN COUNTY HOSPITAL
3LAOEN INCINERATOR PROPOSAL GETS REVIEW
SCOTLANO MANOR
KEY HOMES' PLANS FOR DURHAM A*EA ARE 786 HOMES IN NFXT THREE YEARS
SCDTNES
BUSINESS CLUB. RESTAURANT IN STONE'S TOWER PLANS
SCOTSWOOD SUBDIVISION
HILLSBUROUGH PANEL PROMISES WATER. SEWE° AT SCOTSWOOOD
HEARING ON SCOTSWOOD SET MONDAY BY COMMISSIONERS
WATER SHORTAGF COULD SINK PLANS FOR LARGE PROJECT
SCOTT C ROBERTS CLEANERS
DPY CLEANERS ON MAIN STREET ROBBED
SCOTTISH DANCING
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALSO SUUARE DANCING
IENTEPTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO)
SCOUTING/U5A
SFE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
SEE GIRL SCOUTS
SCRAP TOBACCO
SEE TOBACCO. IMPORTS
SCUBA DIVING
SEE SCUBA OIVING IACRONYHI
SCULPTURE
SEE ALSO STATUES
NEW DANCE. NEW GIFT OF ART SEEN
SKY OIVERS TO DESCEND NEAR SCULPTURE
TRAPP SUBJECT AFSTHETIC FORCE
FOR SCULPTOR DOUGHERTY: STICKY BUSINESS
ART ANO SCIENCE MEET IN SCHOOL'S NEW 'GNOMON-
LIGHT SCULPTURE TO BE GALLERY'S DEBUT
GOING UP
SUSAN CARLTON SMITH LEADS ART WORKSHOP
N.C. ARTIST'S WORK MAKES POLITICAL STATEMENT
HUMOR. FANTASY IN READ RETROSPECTIVE
MUODY CREEK'S STONE WILL BE CENTERPIECE OF Campus SCULPTURE
NORTHERN TELECOM WILL HOLD SCJLPTURE EXHIBIT
NORTHERN TELECOH SCULPTURE SHJW SEPT. 14-15
SCULPTURES BY DURHAM ARTISTS TO BE EXHIBITED
FUOUA SCHOOL PECEPTION IS TOMORROW
BUSINESS SCHOOL HOLDING RECEPTION
THE A»T OF BUSINESS
SCULPTURE TRAOITIONS ARE SHOWING A CJ"tBACK
IS IT GIANT PARTY OECOR' NO IT'S SCULPTURE BY GILLESPIE
SOUTH SQUARE GETS GILLESPIE TOTEMS
FUND ESTABLISHED IN MEMORY OF DURHAM SCULPTOR
SEA GULLS
PLENTY OF WINTER LEFT IN VANCE
IMMIGRANTS FROM THE ATLANTIC
SEA LEVEL HOSPITAL
DUKE TRUSTEES OK TUITION HIKE
SEA PINES PLANTATION
600-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT PLANNED
SEA TURTLES
SEE ALSO TURTLES
YOUNG HERO SETS EXAMPLE
SEA TURTLE RETURNS TO ONSLOW BEACH, LAYS 728 EGGS
SEA WATER
SEE ALSO WATER QUALITY
DATE
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S 2 8/36/85 A 13 N
S 2 3/16/eB A 1 N J13
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H 2 1/09/85 A 9 N
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MONTHLY/AN
I M 0 E X
12/31/95
PIPELINE ALTERNATIVE PUSHED
SEA80A0D COAST
SEE ALSO OAI
HAN WINS A
FPANKLIN R
FRANKLIN C
MAN KILLED
AUTO-TRUCK
RAIL SERVI
TRAIN DERA
VANCE COUN
RES IDF NTS
RAIL CLOSI
2 WEN DIE
AUTMURir IE
FIRED WORK
SEABOARD G
SEA8UAR0 H
RAILROAO L
TRAIN DERA
SEABOARO S
FIVE SEABO
HISTORIC T
LINE RAILROAD
L'OADS. U.S.
HARD OVER TRAIN HORN BLAST
AILRQAO SPUR HEARING SET THURSDAY
OUNTY. INOUSTPIES U'GEO TO HELP PURCHASE RAILROAO LINE
LOCOMOTIVE DERAILS OURING ACCIOENT IN CUMBERLAND
ACCIOENT HALTS TRAINS
CE THREATENED
ILS NEAR KITTRELL; ZHLORINE TANKER OVFRTURNS
TY RESIDENTS EVACUATED AFTER TRAIN CARRYING CHLORINE DERAILS
EVACUATED AS WORKERS TRY TO LIFT DERAILED CHLORINE CAR
NG FOUGHT
IN DISPUTE
S SAY DISMISSEO WOR<ER ANO SUPERVISOR KILLED IN SHOOTING
ER KILLS EMPLOYER. TURNS GUN ON SELF
IVES 5.000 BOXCARS TO MAKE REFFS
AY DROP PART OF NORTH-SOUTH LINE
INE MAY BE HALTED
ILMENT KNOCKS OUT ELECTRICITY. PHONES
AYS NO DECISION YET ON CLOSING LINE
ARO TRAINS REROUTED AROUND HENOERSON
RAIN SERVICE IS THREATENED
S?
SEARCH RIJLE
SEAFOOD
LEGISLATORS TOLO OREGON INLET IS KILLING PEOPLE
SEAGROVE. N.C.
VIDEOTAPES ARE COMPLETED OF SEAGROVE AREA POTTERS
PGS SHOW DOCUMENTS N.C. POTTERY TRADITION
POTTERY FESTIVAL
SEAGULLS
SEE SEA GULLS
SEARCH ANO SEIZURE IN SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. U.S.. LOCKER SEARCHES
HAMMONDS HAILS DRUG SEARCH RULING
DOESN'T THE CONSTITUTION PROTECT STUDENTS' RIGHT
DURHAM SCHUOL ADMINISTRATORS LIKE SUPREME COURT
•PEER PRfcSSUKE* HAS CHANGED
STRIP SEARCH REPREHENSIBLE
MERIT PAY CAN BE FAIR
SEARCHES ARE LIMITED
SEARCH WARRANTS
SEE ALSO BODY SEARCHES
SEE ALSO DURHAM POLICE OEPT.
SEE ALSO WARRANTS
BANKERS GROUP JOINS FIGHT AGAINST POLICE ACCESS TO RECOROS
STRIP SEARCH REPREHENSIBLE
SFARCH WARRANT NOTES DRUG USE BY TWO OFFICERS
SEARS PEPT. STORE (NORTHGATE MALL I
OOSSIER: R. A. STELZENMULLER
SEARS-ROEBUCK FOUNDATION
DUKE GETS GRANT
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SEASCAPE PAINTINGS
SEE ALSO ART
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
SEA SHOW QUALITY LEFTOVERS
SEASICKNESS
SEE MOTION SICKNESS
SEASON CUT SHORT IFILMI
3 MOVIES SCHEOULED FOR TRIANGLE FILMING
SEASONS I SEE
SEE ALSO D
SEE ALSO w
METEOROL
THINK SP
INSIOF
VERY NEA
EARLY SP
SPRING A
CONTROVE
SO WHAT!
WELCOME
OH, TO B
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LAST MOM
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FALL FOL
FALL'S F
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SUNNY SW
EXPERTS
PEAK COL
FALL'S G
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ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS I
OG DAYS
FATHER, OURHAM
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RING
R SPRING
RING IS NICE. BUT BEWARE
PPEARANCE
RSY DEVELOPS ON BEGINNING OF SPRING
BACK, SPRING!
E HUMAN AGAIN
DAY
SUMMER
ENTS
WALK
OPPORTUNITIES
NTAINS PROMISE A BEAUTY
CANE WATCH
UGE WILL PEAK MID-OCTOBER
ABULOUS FOLIAGE
ON OF SILENCE
INGING
SAY PFAK COLOR TIME IS MYTH
OR IN MOUNTAINS? JUST PICK NICE DAY
ATHEREO FOR WINTER
EPTEMBER MORN
TIMES, SEASONS
AGE
IT'S NOT WORK
ABOR
GURE WINTER'S ARRIVAL 4 WAYS
THINK WINTER, FORGET DATES
SEAT BELTS
SEE ALSO AIP BAG
SEE ALSO CHILD R
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY
FORT BRAGG MAK
FORT BRAGG TO
DOUBLE YOUR CH
UUESTIONABLE S
PARKWAY RANGER
LEGISLATOR WAN
HACKNEY FILES
BELT UP FOR SA
UNC STUDY: CRA
MILLER OFFERS
SEAT-BELT BILL
SEVERAL TRAFFI
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S INDICATE GROWING SAFETY CONCERN
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MUNTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/35 - 12/31/95
SLOWDOWN A GOOO SIGN
MILLER'S CHILO-RESTPAINT hill TOUGHENED. SENT TO HOUSc
CRITICS CLUB SEAT BELT BILL: M .C. LEGISLATORS ARGUE SAFETY V. "BIO...1
FIR« STRESSES SEAT 3ELTS
GOOD HAPITS BEGIN EARLY
•BIG BROTHER' ARGUMENT NOT ALWAYS APPROPRIATE
STATE HOUSE PASSES STRONGER CHILD RESTRAINT BILL
UURROUGHS WELLCOME FNCOURAGING USE OF SEAT BELTS
6ILLS INTRODUCED TO REPEAL N.:.'S INHERITANCE TAX
HOUSE APPROVES CHANGING LAW ABOUT CAR HEAOLIGHTS
LEGISLATOR SUGGESTS PHASING IN SAT RULE
SHJULO ALL N.C. SCHOOL BUSES 'E EQUIPPED WITH SEAT BELTS?
N.C. BILL TO FORCE USE OF SEAT BELTS STIRS BATTLE OVER LOSS OF RIGHTS.
CRITICS FAR TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINE SALES BILL
GOV. MARTIN WANTS N.C. PORT TO KEEP ITS CUSTOMS SERVICE
WHY STOP WITH SEAT BELTS?
SEAT-=ELT BILL. TEACHER MERIT PAY TO BE DEBATED THIS WEEK
NO PROVEN NEED EXISTS FOR SCHOOL BUS SEAT DFLfS
N.C. SEAT-BELT SILL -SEEMS TO JE IN SOME TROUBLE'
SEAT-BELT LAW NEEDED
HIGHWAY PATROL COMMANDED STARTED HIS CAREER AS ROOKIE PATROLMAN
AAA SUPPORTS SEAT BELT LAW
"BIG MOTHER IS WATCHING YOU." (CARTOONI
PROSECUTORS CONCeRNFU ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY BILL
•SUNSET1 CLAUSE PROPOSEO ON M1N0AT03Y SEAT-BELT BILL
FEOERAL APPROVAL SOUGHT OF SEAT-BELT BILL
00 YOU LOVE YOUR KIOS?
SAFETY FOR EMPLOYEES
INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM ISSUES POSF BIG DILEMMA FOR N.C.
SEAT-BELT BILL GETS STATE SENATE'S NOD
MANDATORY SEAT-BELT BILL GETS SENATE'S APPROVAL
SEAT "ELI SUPPORTERS TACKLE F^EEOOM OF CHOICE ISSUE
SAME OLD MALARKEY USEO IN FIGHTING SEAT BELT LAW
CHILD SAFETY AND SEAT BELT PILLS DEBATED
SORRY FOR FARMERS, BUT T08ACO IS A NO-NO N.C.
SEAT BELT. CHILD-RESTRAINT MEASURES ADVANCE
HOUSE VOTES 53-47 FOR SEAT-BELT LAW
REFERENDUM AMENDMENT MAY WRECK SEAT-BELT BILL
SEAT-BELT LAWS PAY OFF
HOUSE APPROVES SEAT bELT MEASJRE
TOUGHER RESTRAINT LAW OK • 0
LAW REUUIRES SEAT BELT USE IN NORTH CAROLINA
DEATHS SUPPORT BELT LAW
SLOPPY SEAT BELT LAW BEATS AU'O AIR BAGS
INSIDE
NEW LAWS NEEO RULES FOR COURTS
STORIES CREDITED IN SEAT-BELT LAW 3ATTLF
BUCKLING SEAT BELTS IS A MIXE3 BLESSING
6TH CHILO DIES AT DUKE; SEAT BELTS FOR PUSES BACKED
REP. HOLT PRESSING FOR SCHOOL BUS SEAT BELTS
UNC SPONSORING WORKSHOPS ABOUT CHILDREN'S SAFETY SEATS
SHOULDN'T SCHOOL RUSES HAVE SEAT BELTS?
SEAT BELT LAW COULU SAVE LIVES
UNC RESEARCHER PROJECTS LAW C3UL0 PROTECT 10,000 MOPE KIDS
NEW CHILD-RESTRAINT LAW IS NOW IN EFFECT IN N.C.
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR I JUNE 51 FOR. . .BUSI NESS
LEGISLATORS
EOICAL SOCIETY
A SNAP'
INCREASES TO 52t
SEAT BELT LAW
LAWS WON'T MAKE CARS SAFE ENOUGH
EUHE LEARNS A LESSON
EURE PRAISES SEAT BELT LAW AFTER ACCIOENT
EXPERIENCE SPEAKS: BUCKLE UP
CAMPAIGN ON SEAT BELTS TO PPOZLAIM 'IT'S
STUDY: SEAT-BELT USE IN CHAPEL HILL AREA
BUCKLE UP TO SAVE LIVES
REP. MILLER OEFENOS LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS
DOCTORS FEAR SUITS UNDER SEAT-BELT LAW
LAW'S OEAOLINE CAUSES SCRAMBL5 TO BUCKLE UP
CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE SEAT-BELT USE
BUCKLE-UP REWARDS PLANNED BY »OLICE
SEAT-BELT EXCUSES FEW, PANEL SAYS
DURHAM POLICE USE RIGHT APPROaCH ON SEAT BELT USE
SEAT-BELT LAW EFFECTIVE TOMOR'OW
NEW TODAY: SEAT BELT LAW NOW IN EFFECT IN N.C.
SEAT BELTS DANGEROUS, IE NOT WORN PROPERLY — MEDIC
GOVERNOR: SEAT-BELT LAW TO BE ENFORCED
8UCKLE0-UP ORIVER WINS PRIZE; BUT SOME UNBELTEO, INREPENTANT
MAKING SURE THE SEAT HARNESS WORKS
STUOY: 26* OF N.C.'S DRIVERS JSE SEAT BELTS
N.C. SEAT BELT LAW IS IRRESPONSIBLE
AUTO PARTS DEALERS AREN'T ANSWERING SEAT BELT DEMAND
MARTIN SUPPORTS THE LAW
PRI7E FOR BUCKLING UP
PROTECTING THE FOOLS
701 WEARING SEAT BELTS. RESEARCHERS FIND
SEAT BELTS UNSAFE
SEAT BELT LAW FACES FIGHT
SEAT EELT INJURIES CALLED BETTER Than ALTERNATIVES
N.C. SEAT-BELT LAW SAVES LIVES AND INSURANCE COSTS
PATROL SAYS USE OF SEAT BELTS GROWING
SCHOOL PUSES LACK SEAT BELTS
SEAT BELT SAVFS OELK ALONG CAMPAIGN TPATL
EXPAND SEAT BELT LAW
STUOY: FEWER DRIVERS BURNED WHEN BUCKLED
BUCKLE UP CHILDREN
STUDY: NEARLY HALF NOW USING I'ELTS
■BUCKLE UP WEEK' SCHEDULED
INSURANCE COMPANIES HOLD KEY TO SFAT-PELT USE
ANOTHER LAW PASSED! MORE RIGHTS LOST
OFFICIALS UNSURE SEAT BELTS LOWERED HOLIDAY OFATHS
STUOENT LAUDS SEAT-BELT LAW
REWARD FOR BUCKLING UP
POLL INDICATES 6 OF 10 TAR HE=LS FAVOR NEW SEAT BFLT LAW
GIVF US A SIGNAL
CHIEF T. H. LASSITER AND THE DURHAM POLICF OEPT.... ( AO I
TROOPER: SEAT BELTS SAVED LIVCS OE pair
LET'S HAVE PRO-CHOICE ON SEAT BELTS
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
PRIDE IN THE OLD HOMETOWN CAN STAND A LITTLE AIRING
SEAWALL
SEAWALLS OUTLAWED ON COAST
LIGHTHOUSE SEAWALL TO BE BUILT
SEAwEED
PROJECT AIMS AT SEAWEED FARMS ON LAND
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL OISTRICT I u. S. )
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. C U.S.I
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL OISTRICTS (N.C.I
VALENTINE PICKS <> OURHAM WOMEN FOR niSTRICT PANEL
CLARIFICATION
MaRKHAM TO FORGO 3RD TERM
MARKHAM SAYS HE WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION
WHO ARE THE RA0ICALS7
VALENTINE SEEKS SEAT IN HOUSE. NOT SENATE
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3/09/B5
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3/13/85
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3/1 VR5
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3/14/85
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3/15/B5
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3/15/95
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3/21/05
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3/22/85
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3/22/85
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3/25/B5
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3/25/B5
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3/25/B5
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3/27/85
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3/27/B5
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4
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3/27/65
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3/30/R5
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4/01/85
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4/03/85
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4/06/95
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4/10/85
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4/12/85
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4/12/85
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4/14/85
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4/17/85
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4/1B/B5
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4/25/85
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4/25/85
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5/02/85
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5/05/85
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5/15/85
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5/17/85
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5/18/85
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5/10/85
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5/21/85
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5/22/05
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5/23/85
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5/23/85
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5/24/85
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5/25/85
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5/25/B5
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5/31/85
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5/31/05
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6/03/85
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6/07/85
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6/08/85
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6/21/85
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5/26/85
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6/27/85
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7/02/85
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7/11/85
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7/22/85
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7/31/85
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7/31/85
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7/31/85
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8/02/85
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3/13/85
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8/2I/R5
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3/24/85
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8/27/85
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9/02/85
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9/26/85
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9/26/85
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9/29/85
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9/29/85
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9/30/05
A
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9/30/85
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10/01/85
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10/01/85
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10/02/85
A
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H 2
10/02/85
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12
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H 2
10/03/85
A
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10/04/85
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10/09/85
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S 2
10/12/85
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10/14/B5
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10/14/85
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10/15/85
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10/16/85
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10/17/85
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10/22/95
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10/23/85
A
11
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10/29/85
A
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11/05/85
A
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11/1 I/05
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11/13/85
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11/21/85
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11/21/P5
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11/26/85
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S 2
11/26/85
A
11
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11/28/85
A
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H 2
12/02/85
A
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12/03/85
B
a
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12/04/85
A
4
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H 2
12/05/85
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H 2
12/05/55
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H 2
12/09/85
A
4
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12/11/05
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12/12/85
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12/13/05
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8/12/85
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3/14/85
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MONTHLY/ANN U»l
INDEX
12/31/85
$ I) II J E C T 5
*Ar,' 715
1/16/86
SPAULDING RULES OUT CANDIDACY: OLAHS TO WORK ON LOCAL HATTERS.
SPAULDING PICKS FAMILY OVER POLITICS
SECRFCY
SEE ALSO PRIVACY
ENOANGEREO BY SECRECY
ADVOCATES OF SECRECY NEEO
CHILLING EFFFCT'
SECRET OOCUHENTS
SEE ALSO SPIES
HARINE OFFICER SAYS SECRETS EASY TO TAKE
SECRET SERVICE
SEE U.S. SECRET SERVICE
SECRETARIES. DURHAM
OUTSTANDING SECRETARY
OFFICERS CHOSEN
ASSOCIATION LEADERS
SECRETARIES. N.C.
TCA TO SPONSOR SERIES OF SEMINARS
SECRETARIES' TEST TO HE GIVEN AT DTI
MITSUBISHI BRINGS TOUCH OF ORIENT TO DURHAM
SECRETARIES. U.S.
WHY SECRETARIES?
SECRETARIES WEEK
OUTSTANDING SECRETARY
SECTION 8 HOUSING
SEE OURHAM HOSIERY MILLS
SEE HOUSING. OURHAM
SFE HOUSING. U.S.
SECURITIES ANO EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SEE U.S. SECURITIES ANO EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SECURITY BUILDERS ICHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
AIRPORT OKS TERMINAL BIDS
SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
DOSSIER
SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK
BONO TO SEEK 130,000 COUNTY BJILDING STUDY
SECURITY SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO BODYGUARDS
SEE ALSO HIJACKING. AIRPLANES. SECURITY PLANS
SECURITY TIGHTENS AT DURHAM FEDERAL COURT
CRIME. TERRORISM TAKE A TOLL 3N PRIVACY
VIETNAM PROVIDED LESSON IN SECURITY
WHITE HOUSE INTRUDER
SECURITY BEEFED UP IN U.S. COJRTS. MARSHALS SAY
MORGAN SAYS SECURITY FOR GOVERNOR EXCESSIVE
PROTECTION NEED VARIES
OURHAM TECH SETS COURSE ON PRIVATE SECURITY
CITY'S DEMOCRACY GRAND, ATHENS' SECURITY A JOKE
ON HOSTAGES. SECURITY
NEW RESTRAINTS CUULO PREVENT = SCAPES
SECURITY TAKEOVER EMBARRASSES SCHOOL
TERRORISM: PREVENTIVE ACTION
SECURITY, RESTRICTED FLIGHTS VEEOEO IN TERRORISTS WAP
ATHENS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SECURITY IDENTIFICATION GUIDE ICARTOONI
SEDALIA, N.C.
NEW STATE HISTORIC SITE RECOGNIZES SLACK LEADER
SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. OURHAM CITY ANO OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO ORAINAGE
SEE ALSO EKOSION
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
FIRM TOLD TO HALT WORK ON PROJECT
SOUTHLANO TO COMPLY WITH RULES ON EROSION
DEVELOPER OFFERS 2ND EROSION PLAN
COMMISSIONERS UPHOLD PENALTY =0R SOIL EROSION
KENAN MAY APPEAL FINE
PROJECT HALT BEING SOUGHT
CITY GETS WARNING: STOP SOIL EROSION
KNOLLS CONSTRUCTION HALTED
SOCIAL SERVICES TO 5ET SPACE IN BANK BUILOING
SEOIMENTATION CONTROL. N.C.
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF SOIL ANO WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
SOIL CONSERVATION FUNDS OEAOLINE APPROACHES
SEDIMENTATION CONTROL. ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ALSO EROSION
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
RE20NING APPROVED FOR SEDIMENT PONDS
SEEDS
SEE ALSO PLANT GENETICS
ENGLISH SETTLERS BROUGHT MANY SEEOS TO AMERICA
SEISMIC DISTURBANCES
SEE EARTHOUAKES
THE SELDOM SCENE
AULDRIDGE UOBRO SELDOM SCENE'S SECRET WEAPON
SELF-OEFENSE
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO KARATE
SEE ALSO MARTIAL ARTS
SEE ALSO RAPE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SELF-DEFENSE IN VOGUE
WOULD-BE ROBBER PICKED WRONG "AN
MAN TRAINS LAW ENFORCEMENT OF=ICERS TO PROTECT THEMSELVES
SELF-OEFENSE NECESSARY
ACTION NEEDED TO MAKE STREETS SAFE FOR WOMEN
WOMAN WHO KILLED HUSBAND INNOIENT
STORE OWNER SHOOTS, KILLS TWO INTRUDERS
SELF-EXTINGUISHING CIGARETTE
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
TOBACCO INOUSTRY CHIDED ON FPE-SAFE SMDKES DELAY
SELF-HELP CREDIT UNION
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
CREDIT UNION IN OURHAM ALLOWED TO USE STATE EMPLOYEES' BRANCHES
SELF HELP FOR HARO OF HEARING PEOPLE I SHHH I
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HAKO OF HEARING FORMING GROUP
SELF-HELP GROUP TO MEET
HELPING THE HEARING IMPAIRED
THE SELF-INFLICTED WOUNO (900KI
DUKE PROF: SOUTH PROMOTED OWN DOWNFALL
DUKE HISTORIAN'S NEW BOOK SAYS SOUTH PROMOTED ITS OWN DOWNFALL
SELHA, ALABAMA
SEE ALSO ALABAMA
SECOND SELMA MARCH
SUBJECTS
1/16/86
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SEE ALSO "ITSU3ISHI SEMICONDUCTOR AMERICA INC.
AERQNCA MAY BUY AUTOMATED CHIP E3U1BMFNT F[BM
MITSU°ISHI TO ENTER SEMICONDUCTOR FIELD
MITSUBISHI ADDING OFSIGN GR0U3P FOR CUSTOM-MADE COMPUTE" CHIPS
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN A STOCK TABLE?
GE TO CLOSE PLANT FOR WEEK
MITSUBISHI BETTING ON NEW CHIPS
SENATORIAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
SANFOOO SAYS HUNT RAN BAD CAMPAIGN
HUNT CAMPAIGN ERRED IN ANSWERING HELMS' NEGATIVE AOSt SANFOPD SAYS
STATE ELECTION LAWS 'VIOLATED'
TV ACS TO KICK OFF CAMPAIGN FTR SEN. EAST
COMMITTEE SAYS EAST TO RUN IN '86
COMMERCIAL SAYS SEN. EAST IS ONE OF LEADING SUPPORTERS OF REAGAN
HUNT AWAITING BIRTH OF '86 SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN (CARTOON!
THE POLITICAL PEACE ENOS
HELMS SPENDING IN ELECTION TO' S AT «16.2 MILLION
HIGH COST OF SENATE SEATS
VOTERS' MHOD MUST TURN BEFORE HUNT RUNS — WIFE
HUNT REMAINS MUM ON SENATE RACE
HUNT KEEPING OPTIONS OPFN
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB EXPECTS SHAIN IN EAST'S RE-ELECTION 310
CONGRESSIONAL CLU» SETS ITS SIGHTS ON P»UMINENT DEMOCRAT SENATORS
POLL SHOWS HUNT HAS LEAD OVER EAST
GASTON LEGISLATOR CONSIDERING U.S. SENATE RACE
SNIDER BRINGS HUNT-HELMS RACE INTO PERSPECTIVE FOR HISTORY buffs
EAST'S ILLNESSES NO BAR TO RE-ELECTION BIO
VICK: SANFQRD WOULO HOLD ANHOJNCEMENT FOR HUNT
SANFOPO CONSIDERING SENATE RACE?
HSLMS VS. HUNT SENATE BATTLE DESTROYED BOTH. POLLSTER SAYS
SANFORD UNLIKELY TO RUN
EAST TO BE CANDIDATE, WPENN S'YS
SANFOPD ISN'T RULING OUT RACE FOR SENATE SEAT
SPECULATION ON EAST SENATE SEAT RAMPANT
GOP SENATE FIGHT WOULD END UNITY MyTH
HELMS EXPECTS EAST TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
HELMS asks SUPPORTERS FOR 175 EACH
EX-GCJV. HUNT FACING DECISION ON 1986 OR 1990 SENATE RACE
OEMOCRATS EYE SENATE MAJORITY
HUNT FACES DECISION ON SENATE RACE
HELMS GROUP SPENT S924.000 IN FIRST 6 MONTHS OF '95
IF EAST BOWS OUT. ..WHO'S THE ALTERNATIVE?
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTROL BY 1990 IS GOP N.C. GOAL
FORMER OUKE PRESIDENT RETURNS TO PRACTICE IN RALEIGH LAW FIRM
GCP RAISES ITS SIGHTS
POSSIBLE HUNT-EAST MATCHUP CUCLS POLITICAL SPECULATION
EAST, HUNT DECISIONS AWAITED
BROYHILL WON'T SEEK U.S. SENATE SEAT
CAMPBELL PRESIDENT EYES SENATE
BAPTIST LEAOER MAY SUN FOR SENATE SEAT
EAST IS DELAYING RETURN TO SENATE
SANFORD TO RUN FQR EAST'S SFaT
hunt bows jut of senate race
hunt: not ready to run again
sanforo stays mum on '86 senate 3id
sanford 'jumping in irace1 with all fours'
hunt wisely chooses to sit out 1986 race
back again: war"orse sanford rearms for 3attlf
east shoulo decide soon
some reporter's on the phone, jim!... icartooni
political scientist says hunt decision has shut oown democrats' main act
east will not run, backs funder9jrk for seat
funoerburk will speak in durham
east won't seek secono term
parties trying to avoid divisive senate pri»ari=s
funoerburk is handpicked candidate of helms group
gop senate primary shapes up
"Sure, this guy funderburk is unknown, ..." icartooni
funoerburk calls abortion 'mu'ally wrong' but says he 8elieves in fpeedo
sanford 'all but decided' he will run for senate
leader of white patriot party says he will be in gop senate primary
iron curtain view shapes funoerburk's conservatism
FUNOERBURK CLOSELY CONNECTED To helms
SUPPORTER: 3R0YHILL LIKELY WILL ENTER U.S. SENATE *ACE
BEOYHILL ENTERS RACE, SETTING UP GOP FIGHT FQR FAST SENATE SEAT
EAST PLANS TO HOLD NEWS CCNFE'ENCE WIThIN Two WEEKS
UNC LEADER BACKED FOR U.S. SEANTE SEAT
bROYHlLL STRESSES JOBS; FUNDERBURK RAPS COMMUNISTS
LET'S HEAR MORE FROM EAST
FRIDAY FOR THE SENATE
SANFORD ABANOONS BIO FOR SENATE
SANFOPD DISCUSSES HIS DECISION
ODOM TO RUN FOR SENATE
SENATE RACE MIGHT HEAL WOUNDS OF 1984
RUN FOR THE PEOPLE
SANFORO'S POLITICAL FIRE IS SMOLDERING, NOT OUT
SENATE RACE LOSES, BUT DURHAM GAINS
MAN FRIDAY WANTEO
AGE ANO 'FRESH FACE' CALLED INFLUENCES IN SENATE RACE
JESSE HELMS DRIVES 1986 CONGR= SS I ON AL CLJ3 FUNOERBURK ICAPTOONI
MECKLENBURG LEAOER WANTS TO WORK HIS M»G!C STATFWIDF
B'OYHILL'S VOTES IN CONGRESS ARF ATTACKED BY FUNOERBURK
HOW CAN AN UNKNOWN CANDIDATE "ECOME CEDIBLE?
BROYHILL DESCRIPTION MYSTIFIES BACKERS
FUNDERBURK ISSUES REPORT ON BROYHILL
FUNDERBURK QUESTIONS BKOYHILL'S VOTES
■MODERATE" (CARTOONI
FRIDAY NOT IN RACE
EAST PLANS TO GO BACK TO SENATE
FUNOERBURK OUTLINES THEMES F 0< HIS CAMPAIGN
FUNOERBURK ASSERTS INOEPENOENCE
FUNDERBURK FIRM IN HIS TACK TO RIGHT
ANALYST SEES FRIDAY AS man TO UNITE STaTE OEMOCRATS
n.c. democrats still jockeying on senate race
both gop senate candidates have points
funoerburk charges broyhill insensitive on textile imports
east says he OOESN'T intend to be involved in primary
EAST SAYS FUNOERBURK REMAINS HIS CHOICE
AIDE SEEKS FUNOERBURK EXPLANATION
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EX-STATE SENATOR HANTS TO OPPTSE GUP'S FUNOERBURK
OFMOCPATS SHY AWAY FROM SENATC RACE
HUNT, 'THE CL'JB' HAUNT OEMOCRATS
lC,yL.PJUR.E.-PR.9JECT 5"B6: OEMOZRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE (CARTOON!
ODOM FIRST DEMOCRAT TO GO FOR EAST'S SEAT
FAIRCLOTH INTERESTED IN SENJT"?
FAIRCLUTH SAYS HE KILL NOT RUN IN 1966
FUNOERBURK WORKERS 3UIT; BROYHILL GETS 1
ROSE HAS RfcCO"E A SEASONED POLITICIAN
BROVHILL'S VOTING RECORD ATTAZKED BY FUNOFROUOK
GOP SENATE RACE TESTS PARTY'S STRATFGY
FUNOEP3URK HITS BROYHILL OVER DEFENSE
FRIDAY WILL NOT SEEK SENATE NJHINATIQN
FRIDAY SAYS HE WON'T RUN FOR SENATE SEAT
MARTIN AIOE COURTED FOR U.S. SENATE RACE
BPOYHILL SAYS OPPONENT DISTORTING VOTING RECOP.O
BPOYHILL IGNOPING OPPONENT'S CLAIMS
STATE bEAUTIFICATION GROUP GEARS UP
THE JIM BRUYHILL OUNKIN' BOOTH (CARTOON!
ROSE WON'T ENTER RACE FOR SENHTF
BROYHILL SAYS REAGAN WRONG ON IMPORT ISSUE
IS^JSE5HPNAt CLUB CREATES SPARRING OY SENATE HOPFFULS
lrS?YsI^EHfNrH?LB^Ic?ONirJ-IsHl?UHEncbhLD^?iYy'iN^NrrJOON'
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SENATOR SAYS HE OIFFERS FROM HELMS IN •STYLE-
GUESS WHO'S NOT RUNNING FOR S<"NATF?
BROYHILL: CANDIDATE RUNS AS PARTY BUILOER
WAOE SMITH =ULES OUT SENATE RICE
WHICH CANOIDATE IS TRUER CONSERVATIVE''
WADE SMITH WON'T MAKE SENATE UO IN 1986
OEMOCRAT PONDERS HEADLINE: "BHAGWAN FLEFS TO N.C...." ICARTOONI
MARTIN 'NEUTRAL' ON GOP PRIMARY ■ ■>.•••• ILAKIUUNI
NFAL DENIES RUMOR HE PLANS SENATE BIO
FUNOEFBURK OPPOSES BROYHILL ON DEFENSE SPENDING CUTS
BELK ANNOUNCES FOR SENATE
'i9Rl% CAROLINA OEMOCRAT5 PLAYING DANGEROUS GAME
PERSONAL FACTORS REDUCE DEMOC'ATS FOR U.S. SENATE
BPOYHILL A CHALLENGE TO CONGRESSIONAL CLUB
EOMISTEN SAYS CLUB SCARING OFF DEMOCRATS
FAIRCLOTH MAY RECONSIDER SENATE RACE
BROYHILL VOTE ON ABORTION FUNO S MISLEADING
FORMER JUOGE WILL SEEK SENATE SEAT
BPOYHILL WAS TALKED INTO SENATE CONTEST
SENATE CANDIDATE CALLED PARTY SOLDIER
FUNDEPBURK CHALLENGES BPOYHILL TO OEBATE
SENATE RIVALS SPAR OVER DEBAT= PROPOSAL
HEFNER WILL CONSIOER BIO FOP SENATE
5!XJVUI*JS r?0XHiLL *FR»>° fQ OEFEND VUTING RECORD
HAWKINS TO LEAD PUSH FOR BROYHILL IN DURHAM
B°OYHILL. FUNOERBURK CAMPAIGN STYLES DIFFERENT
FORMER MAYOR IS CONFIDENT ABOJT BROYHILL
BROYHILL NO PARTY-BUILDFR
Fon2J;",ByRK,2E?IE£, INJfCTING RACE INTO SENATE CAMPAIGN
I^SuKfLLTOHRUNSFO«SI'NCAVI, " "™l H'S V0TIN6 REC0"°
EX-JUOGE SEEKS SENATE NOMINATION
CONSERVATIVE GROUPS CAST LOT WITH BROYHILL
GROUP ASKS SPAULDING TO RUN F3R SENATE SEAT
FUNOERBURK RLASTS BROYHILL ON ABORTION ISSUE
SPAULOING PONDERS SENATE BID
U.S. DEFICIT IS TOP ISSUE. BLOUNT SAYS
GOP PLAYS HARDBALL IN N.C.
TV FIGURES PROMINENTLY IN STATEWIDE CAMPAIGNS
tEr!,-t4E,,R:,SE',0CR*TS "£ED YOUNGER LEADERSHIP
FAIRCLOTH RECONSIDERING SENAT= BIO
SHOPPERS KNOW HIM, BUT DO THE VOTERS?
BROYHILL WARNS ABOUT CIGARETTE TAX PROPOSAL
GOP SENATE CANDIDATE COULD WOUND HIMSELF
MORE NEGATIVE BOMBAST
SPENDING LIMIT GOOD IOEA
TRUTH IN LABELING?
LET'S HAVE PRO-CHOICE ON SEAT BELTS
U.S. SENATE CANDIOATE TAKES A LOW-KEY TACK
FUNOERBURK SUPPORT VUICEO
FUNOERBURK IS AMBASSADOR
NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT — HE'S A B'OYHILL MAN
1986 GOOO YEAR FOR OOOM'S SENATE BID
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS IN. C.I
SE=E ALSG feTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (N.C.I
c?Erti^lLSIP?,SEfKS ,AN 0N m:ist ABORTION FUNDING
ELECTIONS BILLS KILLED OVER REPUBLICAN OBJECTIONS
SENIOR CITIZENS
SEE ALSO AGING
III 4LI2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIREO PERSONS
III M-IS £SUCE?"EO SENIOR CITIZENS AND FRIENUS
III ifclS CdS2Re?t^TviolCe^cil f]r se",or citizens
}{{ itljj ^£^{^^1! L^RA^yToaIis" »«"•"■"
SFE ALSO HOUSING, UURHAM
SEE ALSO HOUSING, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO HOUSING, N.C.
SEE ALSO HOUSING, U.S.
SEE ALSO IN-HOME SERVICES
SEE ALSO J. J. HENDERSON TOWEPS
SEE ALSO MEALS ON WHEELS
SEE ALSO MOREHEAD HILLS
III StS n'c^oivisIoTof SgiS!"10" c,t,»N5' °urham ch"ter
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SEE ALSO VIAL OF LIFE
AN OASIS FOR MANY
FREE ART CLASSES OFFERED
feSx?o?FreR*if *i^STu?Ss6uf i £8? 0URHAM RET1RE"ENT B°°*
CONSIDER THE ELDERLY
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■SENIOR PROM' PLANNED FOR THE ELDFRLY
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SUBJECTS
"I',-. 716
1/16/96
do-.'t pit young vs. old
rfouced fees offereo to seniors, others
clever promotion
senate approves gra'io jury use to investigate drug trafficking
el'jerly recall pictures 8ette' than words
into thf swing
it's for sake of a 'home'
programs offered for senior citizens
seniors making difference
t"ey age with zest
home visitation program for elderly shut-ins begins
eloer neighbor program launched
markham drive forms senior-citizens panel
triangle j to assist elderly « i 'h oiscounts
party preparations
stores to offer s'ecih help "0 sen i or -c i t i 7 en customers
commissioners reduce ailing woman's tax bill
silver savers' passports to b= offereo
cfnters make life fulfilling for seniors
senior citizenst abuse
man held for attacks on rest home patients
SENIOR CITIZENS. CRIMINALS
ACCUSED 'SENIOR' ROBBERS IN OJRHAM COURT
SENIOR CITIZENS, DAY CARE
SEE ALSO ADULT Day care
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
■CASINO NIGHTS' BILL AOVANCES
SENIOR CITIZENS. DRUG ABUSE
SEE DRUG ABUSE, AGED
SEMOR CITIZENS. EDUCATION
SEE ALSO AOULT EOUCATION
SEE ALSO SATURDAY SCHOOL FOR SE-1I0K CITIZENS
AGE NO 3ARRIER ON HER WAY TO OOCTORATE
SENIOR CITIZENS. EMPLOYMENT
SEE ALSO EMPLOY THE OLDER WORKERS WEEK
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. U.S.
MATCHING OLOER WORKERS WITH JOBS
OLDER WORKERS WEEK
SENIOR CITIZENS. HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE, AGED
SEE ALSO GERIATRICS
HOME-CARE PROGRAMS ROOST LIVES OF ELDERLY
ELDERLY NEED CENTAL CARE
DUKE CENTER PLANS SURVEY TO ASSESS HEALTH OF ELOERLY
TALK TO FOCUS ON TREATMENT DELAY
PLAN TO HELP ELOERLY PATIENTS
NCC'J STUDENT NURSES PRACTICE PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE FOR ELDERLY
UNC PHYSICIAN DEVELOPS TEST THAT "AY PREDICT HEALTH CARE
RESOURCES FOR ELDERLY AVAILABLE
MORE AT-HOME CARE FOR ELDERLY URGEO
dALLOTS DESIGNED TO FOCUS ON HEALTH CARE
ELOERLY CARE LEADING 'HEALTH VOTE' CONCERN
STUDY SHOWS ALCOHOL ABUSE RARE IN ELOFHLY
NEED FOR NURSING HOME SPACE 'OVERWHELMING'
STUCY: NURSING HOMES OFTEN LAST ALTERNATIVE FOR ELDERLY'S FAMILIES
ELDERLY PROGRAMS FACE CROSSROADS
N.C. HAS RESOURCES FOR SENIORS
STUDY TO TEST EXERCISE FOR ELOERLY
GRANTS TO PROVIDE HEALTH-CARE PROJECTS
LFGAL DISPUTES KEEPING CARE F> OM ELOERLY
HOME HEALTH NEEDS JUMP
SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSING
SEE ALSO CAMBRIOGE PLACE (CHAPEL hill, M.C.P
HANDICAPPED LAW PLAN SPARKS S'AT ON COUNCIL
FEDERAL FUNDS SOUGHT FOR HOSIERY m[LL PROJECT
COUNCIL TO SEFK 12. » million -,c,\ht FDR ELDE=LY HOUSING PROJECT AT..
ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE DELAYED
NEW COUNCILMAN NO SHRINKING VIOLET
GOOSCHALK TAKES OATH
DUKE MAY BUILD RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
EDGEMONT REVITALIZATION TO OE OISCUSSED MONDAY
COUNCIL VOTES. Il-O. TO ISSUE 16 million IN 90NOS FOR "ILL PLAN
DURHAM HOSIERY M[LL PLAN RAPP=0
GRAY MARKET G=OWS. YUPPIE RCL" DECLINES
DURHAM GETS i3.2 "ILLION GRANT
POWELL: MILL PROJECT MAY SPAR< GROWTH
CONCERN FOR ELOERLY
PUBLIC HOUSING HEAT DRAWS RES! DENTS' fire
SENIOR CITIZENS, POVERTY LEVFL
SEE ALSO POVERTY
SOCIAL SECURITY NOT REALISTIC
U.S. ELOERLY FARING WELL
SENIOR CITIZENS COORDINATING COUNCIL
SEE COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SE1I0R CITIZENS
SENIOR PRO" ISE:hIOR CITIZENS' OANCF I
REAL 'SENIOR PROM' PLANNED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
SENTRY CARE CENTERS
APPEALS HEARING SCHFOULEO FOR REST HOME IN ALAMANCE COUNTY
STATE OFFICIAL CONFIRMS REST HOME'S LICENSE WAS REVOKED
REST HOME LICENSE HEARING CANCELED
WEST HOME GETS NEW OPERATOR
REST HUME CLEANUP EXPECTED TO BE FINISHFO NFXT mjmth
WOMAN TO SUPRPNDER HER PEST HOME LICENSE
SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
SEE ALSO MOMENT OF SILENCE
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12/31/"";
coup may fight wilson school ban
churches shoulu avoio politics
jerry falwell his rights too
politics neeus christian inspiration
don't look for problems
mixing religion, politics
house approves adult day care certification
project aims to bridge religious gap
charlatans debase religion
education bills spark emotions
conservatives' stano on schools blasted
u.s. havers on crturch-state ties
church-state debate ungoimg
church-state clashes not new
diverse views mark senators
some germans against hitler
evangelist says sue schools for violating teachers' rights
prayer is still permitted
school prayer opposed
don't hamstring employers
prayer decision applauoeo
panel considers anti-pornography bill
senate praying a problem
pary, let's eno this pious rambling
tar heels say religion important in elections
an attack on children
supreme court affirms church-statf wall
importance of prayer
court endangers freedom
lfgislators go hume: it's wa it 'til next year i june 51 for . . . bus i nes s
unc gets grant for church-state relations courses
an uncalled-for reply
bfnnett: blunt but right about "ublic education
moment of silence a harmless policy
bill keeping court out of praye° tabled
m0ment-cf-silenc6 policy sparks debate
silent moments in schools will begin sept. 30
students to begin moments of silence
hfl»s should say amen
against silent prayer
dunn family inv0lv60 in bible row moving
hflms took right tack on school prayer
aide seeks funderburk explanation
religious liberty threatened
amendment attacks freedom
religious groups have rights
nominee's religious convictiuns questioned
church-state seminar schedule-!
rfligium. politics program at unc set
family leaves bible class controversy
dunn rible debate: not-so-holy diatribes
separation of powers in government doctrine
sfe also n.c.. administrative rjles
separation of powers debate flares anew
petition asks removal of lawmakers
immunity sought for 'good samaritans' at schools
legislators call for eno to insurance rate aureau
sfnate oemocrats criticize plan to abolish sales tax on food
martin threatens lawsuit ovfr rules oversight panel
house passes bill on agency rjles
separation of poners opinion to be sought
senate-house confrontation brewing on bill to curtail rulemaking authori
legislative branches battle for powcr
septic tanks. durham
see also building codes
see also clean up sanitation systems
s=e also concerned residents about sanitation ano health icrashi
see also durham county health d-pt.. sanitation division
sfe also soil test
see also water ano sewer lines. durham county
reviseo septic system report 1ixe0
moratorium oeclared on septic tank reports
a wonderful house in durham co. only ten minutes from plumbing
septic tank woe requires cure. not reviseo reports
•and the soil won't percolate either!' icartooni
panel approves inspection forms for spetic tanks. wells
temporary measures urged for septic tank problem
commissioners ok new inspection form on well. septic tank
procedure may help sale of residences in durham
rules dilute protection for county home buyers
inspection forms rejecteo
septic tank vote surprises bo'io
inspection forms get board's ok
septic tank solution evades leaders
panel gives nod to considering sewer expansion
group pushing crash plan for county sewfrs
Durham should support 'healthy* growth
crash-effort needed
portablf scwer plant may relieve spetic tank woes
water protection law ok'd
concerns over treyb'jrn plans aired
hfalth department showered with protests of revaluations
bono referendum pondered to extend water. sfwer lines
percolation prorl'ms perk up board's peview
bethesda water project may cost .2 million less
study: water. sewer to cost to 7 million
water. sewer needs cannot be 1eferre0
state services plan may force extfnsions
septic tanks 'no. i county health hazard*
four permits sought to discharge wastewater
septic tanks. n.c.
see also building cooes
see also soil test
see also water ano sewer lines. durham county
group meets tooay on septic tanks. wells
septic tanks. orange co.
see also building codes
see also orange county, n.c. water and sewer lines
see also soil test
sewer sign-ups surpass quota set by commissioners
septuplets
call a ooctor a doctor
seranading louie iplayi
finf performing. slow story it art school 'louie'
serotonin
body chemicals key in su ic 10e--exrep.t
sertoma club
see bull city sertoma club
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SUBJECTS
PAO! 740
1/16/36
SEE DURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SEE FRIENDLY CITY SERTOMA CLUP
SEE JAMES E. SHEPARD SERTOMA CLJB
SEE NORTH STATE SERTOMA CLUB
SEE TRIANGLE SERTOMA CLUB
SERVANTS
SEE DOMESTIC WORKERS
SERVICE CORPS OF RETIRED EXECUTIVES
SEE SCORE (SERVICE CORPS OF RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTIVES!
SERVICE PRINT ING CCl.
FIRE DESTROYS PRINTING COMPANY IN HAVTI
DURHAM MAN WATCHES PRINTING FIRM [N HAYTI GO UP IN FLAMES
OFFICIALS SEEK CAUSE OF FIRE
HAYTI BUSINESS "AY BE REBUILT
FIRM'S USE OF CITY PROPERTY WISE MOVE
HOSIERY MILL IN REGISTER
SERVICE STATIONS
SEE ALSO AUTO REPA IR
SEE ALSO AUTOS ISEE ALSO NAMES TF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PUMPS
GAS STATION BEER SALES HURT A-JTI-nwI EFFORTS
IT'S WRONG TO SELL BEER. GAS TOGETHER
SERVICE STATIONS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES. DURHAM
SERVICE STATION SELLING GAS AGAIN AFTER LEAK FIXED
SERVICE STATIONS. N.C.
SEE ALSO GASOLINE PRICES. N.C.
GAS PRICES HIGHER; RECORO HOLIOAY TRAVEL EXPECTED
HOLIDAY GAS PRICES HIGHFST IN OURHAM
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GAS LEAKS FUEL HIDDEN DANGERS
DURHA" STORES TESTING METHANOL FUEL SALES
SET-ASIDE PROVISIONS
CITY DELAYS CONTRACT 'SET-ASPES'
SEVEN-ELEVEN STORE (AvONDALE ORIVEI
JURY DEADLOCK BRINGS MISTRIAL IN 7-ELEvEN ROBBERY CASE
TENTATIVE SENTENCE OF 20 YEARS IMPOSED IN 7-6LEVEN ROPBFRY
ALSTON'S 20-YEAR TERM FORMALLY IMPOSED
ALSTON TO APPEAL 20-YEAR SENTFNCE
SEVEN-ELEVEN STORE (HENDERSON, N.C.I
STORE FIRE KILLS WORKER
SEVEN-ELEVEN STORE (TRFNT ST. I
MAN HELD IN 5 ROBBERIES
MAN ARRESTED FOR STRING OF ROBBERIES
SEVEN-UP
WOMAN SUES PEPSI BOTTLERS OVE' SODA POP
1776 CIGARETTES
FORMER LCM EXECUTIVES SHIPPINS
THEIR OWN BRAND
SEVERE COMBINEO IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. OISEASES
SEE ALSO OISEASFS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASESl
SEE ALSO IMMUNE SYSTEM
INFANT IS AT DUKE FOR TRANSPLANT OF BONF MARROW
3-YEAR-OLDS TO TEST NEW IMMUNITY DRUG AT DUKE
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO ENO R IVER w
SEE ALSO LICK CPEEK
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE WA
SEE ALSO WATER TREAT
SOUTHERN DURHAM GR
SEWAGE FACILITIES
TEMPORARY MEASURES
90* RATE HIKE FOR
LACK OF SEWER BLOC
OURHAM FINDS MORE
SALES TAX WOULD PA
CITY UNVEILS PUBLI
BIDS ON TREATMENT
SEWAGE WOES STYMIE
MORE SEWAGE CAPACI
SEWAGE TREATMENT G
ROLAN BACKS GROWTH
COMPANY EMPLOYEFS
COUNCIL OKS SEWER
DELAY JEOPAPOUES
SEWER AGREEMENT RE
TEMPORAPY SEWAGE P
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TREATMENT PLANT CO
PANEL TOLD SEWAGE
SEwER CAPACITY WOE
PORTABLF SEWER PLA
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TPEYBURN PLANS ANN
NEW COUNTY BUDGET
TREATMENT PLANTS A
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COST OF PHOSPHORUS
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SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRPORO. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO FARRINGTON ROAD SEWER PLANT
SEE ALSO SLUDGE
SEE ALSO SOLIO WASTE
SEE ALSO WASTE niSPOSAL
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER RATES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SEWAGE-TREATMENT PROJECT SUPPORTED AT OXFORD HEARING
MORRISVILLE TO BUILD NEW SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
SEWAGE TREATMENT WOES SLOW HILLSBOROUGH DEVELOPMENT
PANEL CAUTIOUS ON LOW BIDDER
THREE COUNTIES CONSIOER USING INDUSTRIAL WASTE IN STEAM PLANT
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SEE WATER AND SEWER LINESi DURHJM
SEE WATER ANO SEWER LINES. OURHiM COUNTY
SEE WATER AND SEwER LINES. N.C.
SEWING
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO PERIOD CLOTHING
SEWING EXCHANGE HELPS SHARPEN SEWING SKILLS
UNIQUE TIPS MAKE SEWING EASIER
CORRECTION
SEWING BOOKS ARE UP-TO-OATE
SEX IOF BABYI
SEE BIRTH PREFERENCE
SEX DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO AGE DISC' IMINATION
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WOIK
SEE ALSO JOB DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
SEE ALSO SEXISM
SECRETARY SAYS DISCRIMINATION BY SEX EXISTS IN N.C. GOVERNMENT
WOMAN TOP JAYCEE AOMI N I S TR ATO)
COMMITTEE SETS HEARING ON COMPARABLE WOPTH
PAY REVISIONS POSE RISKS
HOUSE BACKS PAY STUDY END
HOUSE APPROVES REPLACING COMPARABLE WORTH STUOY
SECONDING N.C. WISDOM
REP. PULLEY WARNS COMPARABLE WORTH VOTE MAY BACKFIRE
CALL A OOCTOR A DOCTOR
WANTED: WOMEN ON UNC FACULTY
TWO COUPLES SAY SCIENCE SCHOOL DISCRIMINATES ON AOMISSIONS
LEGISLATORS SCRAP STUDY OF STATE PERSONNEL POLICY
PROBE: ' BLACKS TREATED UNEQUALLY
CITY MAY PAY LEGAL FEES OF FOUR BLACK WORKERS
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REGAN'S GAFFE UNACCEPTABLE
WHERE ARE THE WOMEN?
MALE MINORITY RULES. UNC WOMEN SAY
REPORT: CAMPUS CLIMATE 'CHILLY- FOR CO-EDS
SEX EDUCATION
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE. SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C. SEX EDUCATION
ANTI-PREGNANCY EFFORT SCORES 'MPRESSIVE GAINS
CRITICS FAIL TO HALT HOUSE BACKING OF WINE SALES BILL
SEX EDUCATION PROGRAH STRESSES RESPONSIBILITY
PUPILS' RIGHT TO SEX EDUCATION TOUTEO
SEX EO: A NEW APPROACH
SCHOOLS' MESSAGE ABOUT SEX GIVEN TOO LATE FOR SOME TEENS
TEACHING PARENTS TO TALK ABOUT SEX
CHILOREN MEEO TO BE TAUGHT EARLY HOW Tu SAY 'NO' '
SCHOOLS GET MONEY FOR TEEN PREGNANCY
TEEN PREGNANCY RATE REQUIRES JEW STEPS
SEX EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS TO REACH MORE TEEN-AGERS
SEXISM
SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION
ADS MAY BE TELLING YOU MORE THAN YOU THINK: SCIENTISTS SAY PORN...
WOMANGLING THE LANGUAGE
60ITORIAL HAS SEXIST
SEXUAL ASSAULTS
SEE ALSO ASSAULTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE. OURHAM
SEE ALSO CHILO AbUSE. N.C.
SEE ALSO CHILD ABUSE, U.S.
SEE ALSO CHILO MOLESTATION
SEE ALSO RAPE, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SELF-OEFENSE
SEE ALSO SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
MAN FACES SEXUAL ABUSE COUNT
STUDY FINDS VIEWING SEXUAL VIOLENCE UUILOS S TOLERANCE FOR IT
ENOANGEREO BY SECRECY
JUDGE WON'T LOWER EX-OFFICER'S BONO
WOMEN'S PRISON GUARD INDICTED ON SEX CHARGES
LOWER BONO DENIED IN CHILD-ABUSE CASE
RAPE MYTHS PERSIST
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES IN AB1UCTIQN
SEXUAL ASSAULTS RISE SHARPLY— STATE REPORT
JURY INDICTS MAN ON ASSAULT COUNTS
5 SENTENCED TO JAIL TERMS AFTCR PLEAS
TWO GIVEN LIFE TERMS IN SE XU AL - A S SAUL T CASES
JUOGE SAYS STATE BREAKS TREATMENT LAW
2 ARMED MEN ROB LAU'IOPOMAT
YOUNG SEX OFFENDERS NEED TREATMENT; LAWYER TO PUSH STATF
LABARRE SETS RELEASE RULES: O'OER CREATES GUIDELINES FOR JUVENILE
YOUTH SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
FORMER BEAUTY QUEEN'S TRIAL SCHEDULED FEB. 5
SEXUAL ASSAULTS, CHAPEL HILL
MAN SOUGHT IN TWO SEXUAL -OFF EN SE INCIOENTS
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE. SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SEE ALSO PREMARITAL SEX
THE X-RATEO BIBLE
HOW BRAINS OF MEN ANO WOMEN OIFFER
SPI PROBES GUILFORD OFFICIALS
HUPMAN CAN RUN FOR COUNCIL
SEX EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS TO R? ACH MORE TEEN-AGEPS
SEXUAL FAVORS
SEE PROSTITUTION
SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SEE ALSO HARASSMENT
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CAREERS
OWNER OF CHAPEL HILL RESTAURANT ACCUSEO OF SEEKING SEXUAL FAVORS
APARTMENT OEVELOPERS TOLD TO REDRAW PLAN
BOARO CONSIDERS IMPROVED BENEFITS
MAN CHARGING RACIAL BIAS AT HOSPITAL QUESTIONED
MALE BUS ORIVER FILES SEX HAR»SSMENT CHARGE AGAINST BOSS
MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN SE XU» L-F AVOR S CASE
ESC SETS SEMINAR MAY 21 IN DURHAM
HUPMAN APPEALING REMOVAL FROM OFFICE
SEXUAL OFFENDERS
SEE SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
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SEXUAL OFFENSE LAWS
SEE ALSO INOECENT EXPOSURE
SEE ALSO N.C.i LAWS
SEE ALSO »APE. N.C.
SEE ALSO SEXUAL ASSAULTS
THORNBURG ADORESSES POLICE CHIEFS
STATE AGREES TO SEX OFFENDERS PROGRAM
YOUNG SEX OFFENDERS NEED TREATMENT; LAWYER TO PUSH STATE
LABARRE SETS RELEASE RULES: ORDER CREATES GUIDELINES fop JUVENILE CASES
YOUTH SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
YOUNG SEX JFFENOERS PLAN IS DRAFTED: RESPONSE TO JUDGE'S RULING...
PLAN ORAFTED FOR YC'ING SEX OFFENOERS
PLAN ORAFTED FOR YOUNG SEX OFFENDERS
SEXUAL PERVERSITY IN CHICAGO IPLAVI
THEATRE GUILD ENOS YEAR 'OFF-^EAT'
DURHAM THEATER GUILD PRESFNTS TWO PLAYS 3Y MA-ET
GUILD'S PAIR ROUGH, OFF-BEAT, FUNNY
SEXUALLY TPANS-ITTED DISEASES
SEE ALSO ACOUIRED IMMUNE OEFICI-NCY SYNDROME
SEE ALSO HERPES TYPE 2
SEXUAL DISEASE TOPIC OF UNC MEETING
SYMPOSIUM PLANNEO ON SE»UAL DISEASES
SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FURCE BASE
FIGHTER SOUADRON TO BE INACTIVATED
LAST KC-135 LEAVES BASE AT G0LDS3DR0
SHACKLES
USE OF SHACKLES INCREASING IN ORANGE COUNTY COURTS
SHADY GROVE 8ANO
TAKING ?LUEGRASS FROM CHAPEL -"ILL TO EUROPE
IENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENOI
SHANGRI-LA (ROCK VILLAGE)
UNC ATHLETE DENIES ASSAULT CHJRGES
SHANGRI-LA STILL HEAVES MAGIC SPELL
SHANNON "ANOR APARTMENTS
WOHAN STABBED TO OEATH
WOMAN FATALLY STABBED, OAUGHTFR HURT; BOY HELD
SHANNON PLAZA
see also shopping centers
winn-dixie closing 2 supermarkets
forest hills post office to close
forest hills post office wav 'elocate to plaza
shannon poao shopping center
see shannon plaza
see shopping centers
share your christmas
see also durham county oept. of
see also durham morning herald
see also foster chil3ren stockin
see also volunteer services bur=
thanks for help
durham volunteers share a bett
a raoio woulj make her christ"
share your christmas with less
toys mould brighten christmas
mother wishing for books
3uiet pleasure: sponsors f ino
mother's ailing 3-year-old. tw
divorced mother of 3 faces che
kidney patient with four grand
toys would delight alcoholic's
a baby is on the way to a fahi
gift-giving program depends on
aged couple facf holidays alo<
sponsors coming forward
grandmother rearing five boys,
helping hands reach out to nee
foster children's christmas t'
couple discovers special tree,
family evicted, rain ruins pos
HfR income barely covers the f
AT 56, SHE'S IN POOR HEALTH. C
ILLNESSES OON'T OEFEAT woman,
MULTIPLE AILMENTS TROUBLE 73-Y
CHILDREN MOTIVATE HER TO GO BE
AMPUTEE AMONG THOSE STILL IN V
PARENTS IN FAMILY OF F[VE LOSE
FOSTER CHILDREN NEED GIFTS. TO
MORE SPONSORS WHO SHAPED THEIR
THEY PROVIDED THE WARMTH OF CM
FOSTEP CHILDREN'S PRESENTS "us
THESE FOLKS HEL' make CHRISTMA
DONORS make A SACRIFICE TO SHA
charitable spirit guides thes?
clearing the record
these donors make Christmas 8'
christmas is sharing: helping
clearing the record
these people helped spread chr
christmas made brighter for mo
tanks to those who shared chri
contributions were generous
shark attack
shark bite rare at n.c. shop e but you can get stung
Sharks
shark bite rare at n.c. shore but you can get st'jng
Shaw univ.
■torchlight' illuminates drug abuse
film on alternatives to drugs narrated «y jesse jackson
fund-raiser for shaw
shaw honors rev. moon; n.c. state graduates 4,0*0
a dubious honoring
wrong man honored
moon honor mars shaw
pro-cdntras rcv. mqqn is no ltbfral
the moon doctorate
gift from rev. moon to shaw university prompts complaints
moon's grant to shaw irks baptist group
moon's gift 2n0 to shaw
Shaw univ. sports. Basketball
Shaw RIPS EAGLES
SHAW EDGES CENTRAL
SOCIAL SERVICES
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ER CHRISTMAS
AS SPECIAL
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FOR VICTIM OF DOWN'S SYNDROME
TASKS EASY ANO REWAROING
INS NEED CLOTHING
ERLESS HOLIDAYS
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CHILDREN
LY IN NEED
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EE GOES UP TODAY
SPECIAL CHILOREN FOR CHRISTMAS
SESSIONS
AMILY'S NECESSITIES
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RISTMAS
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SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
•HOPPING' JOHNSON DIRECTING PLAYMAKERS FARCE
PLAYMAKERS' 'SHF STOOPS TO CONQUER' IS ENTERTAINING
■CONQUER' STILL FUNNY AFTER 21 2 YEARS
SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR PLANT
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. ANO S.C.
NUKE PLANT OFFICIAL SAYS DRUG USE 0 1 ON ' T AFFECT PLANT OUALITY
CPCL WORKERS FACE DRUG CHARGES
GROUP WANTS AGENCY TO STUDY D'UG. ALCOHOL USE AT HARRIS PLANT
RULING IN FAVOR OF CPCL
RULING IN FAVOR OF CPCL
HEARING IS SET ON DRUG USE AT CPCL PLANT
NUCLEAR PLANT DRILL SCHEDULED
C°CL CHIEF SEFS CONTINUEO GROWTH
HARRIS REVISISTFD: NUCLEAR PQHER PLANT SOUTH OF DURHAM Is 91 PERCENT.
AGENT SAYS CPCL HINOERED DRUG PROBE
AGENT: CPCL HINDERED DRUG PROBE
DRUG USE AT HARRIS PLANT CONCERNS THORNBURG
NRC OFFICIAL SAYS HORE INSPECTIONS OF CPCL PLANT NOT NEEDED
CPCL SAYS SB I AFFIDAVIT INACCJRATF
SHEARON HARRIS AUDIT CALLEO FOR
CPCL TO REINSPECT HARRIS PLANT'S 3 STEAM GENERATORS
DELAY EXPECTEO ON CPCL PLANT
SHEARON HARRIS NEARS NRC APPROVAL
CONSULTANT SAYS CPCL STRIVEO TO MEET SIREN GUIDELINES
SHEARON HARRIS PLANT PASSES RE I NSPEC T I ONS
CONSULTANT SAYS CPCL PLANT WELL CONSTRUCTED
CPCL CONSTRUCTION PROBE REQUESTED
SHEARON HARRIS ALLEGATIONS REJECTED BY FEDERAL AGENCY
SHEARON HARRIS PLANT COSTS 1213 MILLION OVER BUDGET
SHEEP
OUT FOR A STROLL
BLOOD-DONOR SHEEP RAISED FOR SCIENCE. NOT WOOL. MUTTON
PET DOGS BLAMEO FOR KILLING SHEEP AT FORSYTH FARM
MARY'S LITTLE LAMB
SHELBY. N.C.
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL ANSWERED IN PAPER
SHELL OIL CO.
SHELL PLANS TO RUY TOO ACRES 3F LAND NEAR RTP
SHELL OIL PLANS S30 MILLION L«NO PURCHASE FROM GE
1250 MILLION PROJECT LOOMS
SHELL PLANS INDUSTRIAL PARK ON GE PROPERTY, COUNTY OFFICIAL SAYS
SHELLFISH
SEE ALSO CLAMS
SEE ALSO CRABS
SEE ALSO FISH
SEE ALSO LOBSTERS
SEE ALSO SHRIMP
STORM RUNOFF RULES MAY BE DELAYED
SHELTERED UOPKSHOP
SEE ALSO MENTALLY RETAROEO
PROGRAM GETS RETAROEO WORKERS OUT OF
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SHEPARO MIDDLE SCHOOL
HEAOS UP
HANOICAPPEO YOUTH HAS CHARMED A SCHOOL
•THE MUSHY STUFF'
SHEPAPO NAMES HONOR STUDENTS
SHEPARO RELEASES THIRO HONOR BOLL
DRAGON IN MINOS OF STUDENTS
HOLTON GETTING NEW PRINCIPAL
CITY POARO NAMES NEW SHEPARO PRINCIPAL
HUNTER NAMED SHEPARO PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL OF SMITH SCHOOL NAMED
SPRUCING UP AT SHEPARO
STUDENTS HONORED AT SHEPARO
BREAK-INS ARE PROBED
BLIND COUPLE RIVETS STUOENTS W I TH READING OEMONSTR A T I<1N
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
CITY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS RETIRING
THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT
SHERATON IMPERIAL CENTER
SEE ALSO IMPERIAL CENTER
EXPANSION PLANS SLOW CONSTRUCTION OF HOTEL
CEREMONY INAUGURATES NEW HOTEL
BREAK GROUNO
WELCOME. NEW HOTEL
SHERATON UNIVERSITY CENTER
«t.2 MILLIUN EXPANSION IN WOR< S FOR SHEPATON
SHERATON PLANS TO ADD ROOMS
BOARO CHANGES WEEKEND RETREAT TO DURHAM SITE
SCHOOL BOARO RETREAT SWITCHES TO OU'HAM
BOAPO RETREAT IN DURHAM FORMALLY OK • 0
SCHOOL BOARO SELECTS NEW SITE FIR RETREAT
SCHOOL BOARO RETREAT CLOSED TO PRESS, PUBLIC
DURHAM BOARO MEETS: SESSION CLOSED TO PRESS. PUBLIC
DUKE HOTEL PLANS REVIVED IN WAKE OF CIVIC CENTER OELAYS
SHARING AT THE SHERATON
SHERIFFS, N.C.
SHERIFFS' SPOKESMAN URGES MOR? FUNDING FOR JAILS
FARMERS JUMP OFF THEIR TRACTU3 S TO JOIN HUNT FOR BURGLARY SUSPECTS
OWENSBY MAKING MOVIE ABOUT RUTHERFORD SHERIFF
PANEL OKS BILL TO LET OOCTORS REPORT IMPAIRED ORIVERS
'OLO SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN SHERIFF' INSPIRES MOVIE
SHI ITE MUSLIMS
SEE ALSO ISLAM IGENERAL HEAOINGI
SEE ALSO JIHAD ISHIITE MOSELM FUNDAMENTALIST GROUPI
SEE ALSO MUSLIMS
HOSTAGES' FAMILIES BREATHE SIGH OF RELIEF
FORMER HOSTAGE SAYS OROEAL TAUGHT VALUE OF FREEDOM
FORMER HOSTAGE FOR N.C. SAYS CAPTIVES DISCUSSED ESCAPE PLANS
SERVICEMEN SHOUOL BE GIVEN PASSPORTS
HOSTAGE RECALLS SAVAGE OEATINOS
FEAR SPURRED 'SYMPATHY'
REAGAN'S BOOK OF NASTY NAMES AND THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM (CARTOONI
•FORGOTTEN SEVEN1 REMAIN
SHILOH, N.C.
HIGHWAY PLANS FOR PARK WORRY SHILOH RESIOENTS
SHILOH PLANS 'HERITAGE DAY'
SHIPS
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12/31/95
SHIP"? WEEKEND CREWS AWAIT 1RE0GING Of CHANNEL IN BAY
SLIPPERY SLIME TARGETED FOR RrSEARCH
ONE U.S. SHIP RALEIGH HASN'T NAMED FOR TAR HEEL CAPITAL
SHIPS. N.C.
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MARINE LABORATORY
WAITING FOR TUGBOAT
SHIPWRECKS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SHIPS
SEE ALSO SUNKEN TREASURE
SEE ALSO TITANIC
SEE ALSO USS MONITOR
PAMLICO YIELDS OLD VESSELS
SEARCHES FOR TREASURE ARE SELDOM DUICK OR EASY
RIGHTS TO SEA TREASURE MOSTLY THE DISCOVERER'S
VESSEL FOUND IN TAR RIVER MAY BE 'OREGON'
PINPOINTING A DEER GRAVE
CONGRESSMAN SAYS PROTECT TITANIC LIKE U.S.S. MONITOR
SHISH KABUBS
SHISH KABOB SIMPLE
SHCCK TREATMENT
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO PSYCHIATRY
SHOCK TREATMENT IS SAFE
SHOE SHOW
3 CHAPGEO IN THEFT,
EFFECTIVE FOR SOME DISORDERS
ASSAULT
SHOE TREE (NORTH OUKE MALL)
EMPLOYEE ACCUSED OF STAGING ROBBERY
EMBEZZLEMENT, FALSE REPORT CHARGES MADE
SHOES
SE
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€ ALSO AIR JORDAN (SHOES)
: ALSO LEATHER
COMPUTERS KEEPING IN STEP
SHOE-IN FOR ROOKIE HONORS
FEAR OF FAILURE: JORDAN WAS AFRAIO HE C°ULDN'T FULFILL..
REAGAN IMPORT OECISION DISMAYS STATE'S SHOEMAKERS
WORKERS AT N.C. PLANT DISAPPOINTED REAGAN REJECTEO SHOE
FALLING HEAO OVER HEELS
IF THE SHOE FITS...
NEW TEXTILE PACTS NEEDED
SHOGUN RESTAURANT (CHAPEL HILLI
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORA1GE EATERIES
SHONEY'S RFSTAURANT
COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO FLOODPLAIN PLAN; DEVELOPERS MUTE"
SHOOTING ATTEMPTS, OURHAM
ARMED NAN FIRES AT POLICE IN STANDOFF
THE SHOOTING PARTY (FILM)
WHAT'S BELOW SURFACE IS LIFE ?F 'SHOOTING PARTY'
SHOOTINGS, CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL MAN IS SHOT
MAN SHOT IN HEAD; THREE OFFICcRS HURT
ARREST MADE IN CHAPEL HILL SHOOTING
WOMAN, FREE ON BONO, CITED IN ARMED ROBBERY
1 HURT, 3 ARRESTED IN SHOOTING
MAN WOUNDED BY GUNSHOT IN CHA° EL HILL
SHOT IS FIRED INTO RESTAURANT
CHAPEL HILL MAN HELD IN SHOOTING
MAN SHOT, KILLED AFTER NOT mqvING CAR
CHAPEL HILL HAN CHARGEO WITH MURDERING FMPLOYER
MAN HFLD IN OEATH
SLAIN HAN'S RITES WEDNESDAY
3 HEN INDICTED FOR MURDER IN 3 ORANGE COUNTY SLAYINGS
SHOOTINGS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, SHOOTINGS
OURHAM OFFICERS ARREST 6 FOR ">
HAN SHOT IN LEGS
4 SHOOTINGS REPORTED OVER HOLI
BOY, 15, FOUND SHOT ON STREET
SHOOTING VICTIH SATISFACTORY
DEPUTIES: WOUNOED MAN OID NOT
MAN SHOT IN ARM AT PARTY
SHOOTING BELIEVED UNPROVOKED A
APARTMENT ROBBED
SHOOTING FOLLOWS DISAGREEMENT
OURHAM MAN SHOT IN ROXBORO ST.
DURHAM HEIST SUSPECT NABBED IN
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH BANK R3
BUMPING LEO TO SHOOTING OF SUS
DURHAM POLICE EXPLAIN CHASE
DURHAM MAN SHOT
ACCUSED BANK ROBBER WILL HIRE
DURHAM MAN SHOT IN LEG
MAN SHOT IN LEG DURING STRUGGL
HAN FACES CHARGE OF THEFT. ASS
SHOTGUN PELLETS HIT HAN'S CAR
HAN SHOT SEVERAL TIMES WHILE 3
TAXI CAB ORIVER ROBBED
WIDOW OF CITY FIRE VICTIM KIL.
WOMAN CHARGED AFTER MAN WOUNOE
TAYLOR'S BONO SET AT tlOO.OOO
PIZZA OELIVERY MAN SHOT AT, R3
Z SHOT DEAD AT LIOUOR HOUSE
MAN SHOT AT POOL HALL
MAN SHOT OEAO; GIRLFRIENO CHAR
HAN SHOT AT POOL HALL IN 'GUAR
MAN SHOT, KILLED ON JACKSON ST
POLICE SEEK HAN IN SHOOTING OF
SHOTS FIREO IN CAR HURT PASSEN
SHOTS ARE FIRED INTO CAR, MAN
MAN SHOT THREE TIMES DURING FI
CAR BELONGED TO VICTIM
MAN IS SHOT
DURHAM MAN SHOT
2 HEN WOUNDED BY SHOTGUN BLAST
WOMAN BEATEN WITH METAL POLE
WEAPON FIREO INTO HOUSE
MAN IS WOUNDED DURING ARGUMENT
FIRE FORCES HAN FRUH HIS HOME
DURHAM MAN IS SHOT
MAN ACCUSED OF FIRING SHOTGUN
MAN, 19, FOUND DEAO FROM GUNSH
DEATH SAID ACCIDENTAL
MAN HELO IN BROTHER'S OEATH AS
•EXPECTATIONS
IMPORT LIMITS
Wl
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PROVOKE ATTACK
TTACKED
LOT
POLICE GARAGE
BBERY
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BLAST AT HOUSE
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1/Z9/85
B 1
N
S 2
1/29/85
3 1
N
H 2
2/04/35
A ]
P N
M51
H 2
2/04/35
A 1 1
N
H 2
2/05/35
R 1
N
H 2
2/ID/95
B >
N
H 2
Z/ll/95
3 1
N
H 2
Z/16/85
A 5
N
H 2
Z/17/85
B 1
N
M 2
Z/17/85
e 2
N
H 2
2/23/95
C 1
N
S 2
2/23/35
A 3
N
S Z
3/09/85
A 3
N
H 2
3/10/85
B
N
H 2
3/11/R5
B 3
N
S 2
3/12/85
C 1
N
S 2
3/14/95
A l«
N
S 2
3/14/85
C 1
N
H 2
3/15/05
3 1
N
H 2
3/17/85
B 1 3
N
S 2
3/29/B5
A 12
N
H 2
3/31/85
3 8
N
H 2
4/10/85
A 1
P N
A54
S 2
4/12/85
C 1
N
H 2
4/22/«5
B 5
N
H 2
4/24/85
C 1
N
S 1
4/Z4/85
C 1
N
H 2
4/Z6/85
A 1
N
S8Z
MUNTHLY/AN
[ N 'I C X
12/31/85
HAN SHOT IN DURHAM CA»D GAME
BURNETTE SAYS HE SHOT AT SOU!'
HAN IS SHOT. WO"EN BEATEN AT [
WAKE FO»EST HAN SHOT DUPING A?
WOMAN SHOT IN LEFT THIGH
HOO.OOO HONO SET IN SHOOTING
ALO'IPGE CHARGED IN SHOTTING,
MAN SAYS WOMAN SHOT HIH IN SID
DEFENDANT'S BONO LOWERED IN SH
MURDER VICTIM'S WIFE TELLS OF
WITNESSES: SLAIN MAN HAD SHOT
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN SHOOTING
MOTHER. DAUGHTER HURT IN SHOOT
SHOOTING VICTIMS LISTED IN SAT
DURHAM MAN IS SHOT
DURHAM HAN SHOT IN CHEST
ATTEHPTEO MURDER CHARGE FILED
2 MEN WOUNUEO BY SHOTGUN BLAST
MAN IS SHOT IN ARM, HIP ON SOU
DURHAM HAN WOUNOEO
SECURITY GUAROS SHOOT INTRU0E5
2 DURHAM HEN SHOT IN STPEET-C
OURHAM MAN SHOT IN THIGH
SHOTS HIT JEEP
VICTIM SHOUTS AT MEN AFTER ROB
MAN WOUNDED IN MOTEL SHOOTING
POLICE CHARGE MAN IN SHOOTING
AFTER GIVING MONEY. MAN ROBBED
MAN ROBBED. SHOT IN FOOT
JURY SELECTED IN SHOOTING CASE
SELF-DEFENSE CLAIMED IN N1GHTC
O'NEAL CONVICTED OF SHOOTING,
MAN RECEIVES SUSPENDED PRISON
TEEN-AGER WOUNDED BY SHOTGUN P
DRIVER FACES MULTIPLE CHAPGES
MAN CHARGED WITH FIRING SHUTS
22-YEAR TERM IMPOSED FOR 2NO-D
BURGLAR SHOOTS DURHAM MAN
MAN SHOT TWICE AT BRIGGS AVF.
DURHAM MAN SHOT
SHOTGUN BLAST HITS MAN IN FACC
YOUTH SHOT AFTER ASKING FOR A
SHOOTING VICTIM REPORTED STABL
DURHAM MAN WOUNDED BY RIFLE SH
POLICE PROBE MASSAGE PARLOR SH
MAN KILLED IN APARTMENT BY GU^
POLICE SAY FATAL SHOT MAY BE S
SHOT HITS MAN IN LEG
HEARI'IG IS SCHEDULED IN SHOOTI
MAN 'TURNS TABLES' IN BREAK-IN
SHOT FIREO AT OFFICER
POLICE PKOBE FIRING OF SHOTS A
MAN CHARGEO WITH FIRING AT SIS
10-YEAR SENTENCE IMPOSED IN SH
ELLIOTT HELD ON 2 COUNTS OF AS
WOMAN SHOT IN HIP
OURHAM BOY CRITICAL AFTER BEIN
OURHAM MAN SENTENCED FOR SHOOT
MAN GETS 20-YEAR TERM FOR SHOD
MAN SENTENCEO TO 20 YEARS FOR
GUNSHOT VICTIM, 12, IN CRITIC*
SHOOTING VICTIM IS IN CRITICAL
WOUNDED YOUTH DIES
MAN INJURED IN CONTINUING GUN
2 PEOPLE ARRESTEO FOLLOWING SH
MUROER CHARGED IN SHOOTING
WOMAN GETS SUSPENDED TERM IN S
DURHAM MAN CHARGEO WITH BURGLA
ARGUMENT AT STORE LEADS TO SHO
DURHAM MAN CHARGEO IN SHOOTIN
MAN ROBBED OF 1603, SHOT IN TH
MAN SHOT SITTING IN AUTO AT HO
MAN SHOT IN NECK
OFFICERS NEARLY SHOT IN SCUFFL
WOMAN NEARLY SHOT; ASSAULT AR*
DAUGHTER CITES SPAT BEFORE SHO
JURY DELIBERATES MURDER VEROIC
MAN SHOT 3 TIMES, HOSPITALIZE"!
DURHAM WOMAN CHARGED WITH SHOD
MAN SHOT TWICE IN HEAO
MAN SHOT IN HOUSE ON ANGIER AV
WEEKEND OF VIOLENCE
LECTURE. PROBATION IS SH0OTIN3
BUY-QUICK CLE»K SHOT
GUNFIRE WOUNOS 2
OURHAM WOMAN IS SHOT TWICE OU'
BOYFRIEND HELD IN GIRL'S DEATH
POLICE PROBE TEEN'S DEATH
HEARING IS OELAYEO
WOUNDEO MAN WALKS INTO OFFICE
MAN SHOT IN LEG
BROWN'S HEARING POSTPONED
SHOOTING INJURES ONE. KILLS AJ
MAN WOUNDED ON N. MAPLE
WOUNDED MAN REMAINS IN CRITICA
DEATH COMPLETES MURDER-5UI C I OE
ONE MAN WOUNDED IN RANDOM SHOT
SHOOTING VICTIM'S CONDITION "S
SHOOTING VICTIM'S CONDITION SE
DURHAM HAN SHOT IN LEG AT DAO'
MAN SHOT IN LEG IN CRITICAL CD
SHOOTING VICTIM REMAINS IN HOS
MAN FORCES WOMAN TO DRIVE TO C
SLAIN MAN. DRUG CASE CONNECTED
MAN SHOT TO DEATH ON 3URCH AVF
RFLS DU'ING STANOOFF WITH POLICE OFFICE'S
OWBOY BARN
GUMENT
CASE
ASSAULT
OOTING
THXEAT AGAINST HUSBAND
AT CAR
CASE AFTER JU»Y DEADLOCKS
ING
ISFACTO'Y CONDITION
TH ROXRORO STREET
RNER FRACAS
BERY, ASSAULT
LUi) SHOOTING
GETS 3-YEAR SUSPENDED ICR»
TERM, Jl.000 FINE IN SHOOTING
ELLETS
EGREE MUROER
HOME
RIDE
E
OT; AC3UAINTANCE ARRESTEO ANO CHARGED
OOTING OEATH
SHOT
ELF-INFLICTED
NG DEATH CASE
TO CAR
T OFFICER
TER. NEPHEW
UOTING
SAULT
G SHOT
ING 2 PEOPLE
TINGS
ASSAULT
L CONDITION
CONDITION
BATTLE. COUPLE ARRESTEO
OOTING
HOTGUN ATTACK
RY
OTING
IGH
ME
EST MAOE
TGUN FIRED
T
TING HER HUSBANO
ENUE
SENTENCE
ING ARGUMENT
OTHER
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TING
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S PARTY
NO IT ION
PITAL
ENTER
NUE
SHOOTINGS, INTERNATIONAL
U.S. SHOULO DEMANO REPARATIONS IN KILLING
SHOOTINGS, N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT, OFFICERS SWAP GUNFTRE IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT
WILMINGTON "AN CHARGED IN SHOTTING
MAN FACES 4 CHARGES Oc ASSAULT ON LAWMEN
SEVEN-HOUR 5TAN00FF ENDS IN SJRRENDER
FATHER ANO SON SHOT IN LEGS
OEPUTY WOUNDED
OEPUTY IN SERIOUS. STABLE CONDITION AFTER SHOOTING
TWO CDUPLES IN AREA COUNTIES FOUND OEAO
MARION MAN KILLED; OEPUTY WOUNDEO
WILSON MAN KILLED
HENOERSON MAN FATALLY SHOT
OFFICERS SHOOT MAN ARMED WITH KNIFE
TROOPER. WIFE SHOT
MAN. WOMAN ARRESTED IN GRANVILLE SLAYING
NEW BERN MAN SHOT TO DEATH
C I
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1/16/86
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DATE
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PG L
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S 2
5/02/B5
A
14
N
H 2
5/1T/85
9
1
N
582
H 2
5/10/85
B
7
N
S 2
5/20/85
C
2
N
S 2
5/23/35
C
1
N
H 7
5/29/85
C
1
N
S 2
5/29/95
C
4
N
H '
5/20/95
B
1
N
H 2
5/29/85
B
5
N
S 2
6/04/95
C
i
N
A47
H ?
6/08/95
B
l
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S32
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6/09/35
R
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sa?
H 2
6/1 1/35
C
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s ?
6/11/85
c
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N
S 2
6/15/05
A
is
N
S 2
6/1T/85
A
3
N
S 2
6/13/85
c
I
N
H 2
6/23/S5
B
10
N
S 2
6/26/R5
C
1
N
S 2
6/23/35
c
1
N
S 2
T/02/B5
C
1
N
H 2
7/07/85
B
4
N
S 2
7/J8/B5
A
3
N
S 2
7/12/85
A
5
N
S 2
7/24/85
A
1
N
338
H 2
7/25/85
3
1
N
S 2
7/25/»5
A
^
N
H ?
7/20/85
A
i i
N
S 2
7/20/85
C
4
N
H 2
3/07/55
A
12
N
H 2
8/08/85
c
0
N
H 2
8/0O/95
A
7
N
S82
S 2
8/00/85
A
3
N
H 2
3/15/85
A
14
N
S 2
3/15/85
A
ID
N
S 2
8/10/85
c
1
N
H 2
B/20/35
A
3
N
S 2
8/23/85
c
1
N
H 2
8/24/85
B
4
N
S 2
8/24/85
A
3
M
H 2
3/25/B5
B
I
N
H 2
8/25/85
B
8
N
S ?
8/26/95
A
3
N
H 2
8/20/55
B
3
N
S 2
8/20/85
A
i
N
H 2
3/3D/85
B
4
N
S 2
8/30/35
c
1
N
A47
H 2
0/02/95
c
3
N
S 2
9/03/95
A
1
N
K45
S 2
0/04/85
A
7
N
H 7
0/05/95
B
1
N
M51
S 2
0/05/85
A
10
N
H 2
0/U/R5
c
5
N
H 2
0/13/85
c
6
N
S 2
0/13/35
A
6
N
H 2
0/14/85
C
2
N
H 2
0/16/°5
B
7
N
H 2
9/17/85
C
1
N
H 3
0/17/85
c
1
■N
S 2
0/17/85
A
7
N
H 2
0/18/85
A
8
N
S 2
0/19/85
A
6
N
S 2
0/10/85
C
i
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H 2
0/21/B5
B
l
N
S 2
0/21/85
A
16
N
H 2
9/23/85
B
1
N
H 2
0/24/95
A
7
N
SB2
S 2
9/24/85
A
11
N
H 2
0/25/35
B
14
N
S 2
9/25/85
C
1
N
S 2
9/25/85
c
11
N
H 2
10/01/85
C
5
N
S 2
10/01/35
c
1
N
S 2
10/04/85
A
5
N
H 2
10/06/85
B
3
N
S 2
10/15/85
C
I
N
A47
S 2
10/16/35
c
I
N
A47
H 2
10/20/85
e
4
N
H 2
10/22/85
B
5
N
H 2
10/23/85
C
1
N
H 2
10/23/35
c
2
N
H 2
10/30/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/31/85
B
1
N
S32
H 2
11/03/85
B
17
N
S 2
11/12/85
A
5
N
H 2
11/13/85
A
6
1
H 2
U/13/85
c
1
H
"51
S 2
11/13/85
A
5
N
S 2
U/14/B5
A
5
N
S 2
11/14/85
C
1
N
A47
H 2
11/15/35
A
7
N
S 2
U/IS/85
A
0
N
S 2
11/27/85
A
1
N
HO 3
H 2
11/23/35
B
8
N
S 2
U/23/85
B
1
N
H 2
1 1/29/B5
B
1
N
H 2
12/13/35
a
1
N
A54
S 2
12/13/95
c
1
N
H 2
12/14/85
c
3
N
H 2
12/23/85
B
I
N
H ?
12/24/35
C
1
N
H 2
12/24/85
C
2
N
S 2
12/24/95
C
1
N
S 2
12/26/85
A
1 P
N
M ?
12/27/85
B
1 P
N
454
H 2 3/23/85 A
H
2
1/02/95
A
1 3
N
H
7
1/03/B5
A
\
N
H
7
1/03/85
A
6
N
>;
?
1/03/85
A
10
N
H
2
1/06/35
u
4
N
H
7
1/07/85
A
7
N
s
7
1/07/85
a
<;
N
H
?
1/03/35
A
1
N
H
7
1/03/95
A
\
N
H
7
1/23/35
a
H
N
H
7
1/27/35
H
4
N
H
?
1/29/35
A
0
N
s
7
1/23/85
B
6
N
H
?
2/04/85
R
1
N
H
2
2/06/85
A
16
N
MONTHLY/
I I J A L INDEX
1/D1/85 - 12/31/85
3 shot at apex club
three men founo killed »i nightclub neap apex
durham woman is arrested in connection with huroer
2 fro" durham area charged in ap = x killing
vest saves deputy in shooting
two chargeo with slayings at »pex club
triple "ubder suspect moved t; central prison
murder Charged in person county shooting heath
suspect in friday murder turns self in
police think shot that killeo girl meant fo° co"panion
laurinburg woman found slain
charlotte police say minister shot tecn 3reaking into his home
muroer charge filed in shooting
grano jury will be asked to consider shooting by greensboro policeman
two bank tellers shot; raleigh man charged
Greensboro rar owner found shot to death
two tellers in critical cdnrltion aftfr shooting at raleigh sank
ncsu student faces psychiatpi: tests
man chargeo with killing stepcather
■hopewell hero' is sentenceo in man's death
policeman not indicted in greensboro shooting
2 CHARGED WITH firing INTO HOME OF TROOPER
WOMAN KILLEOt MAN INJURED IN SHOOTING
HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER SHOT ON INTERSTATE 40
MANHUNT CONTINUES FOR KILLER OF HIGHWAY PATROLMAN
KENTUCKY MAN CHARGED IN N.C. TROOPER'S DEATH
FAYETTEVILLE MAN CHAmGED WITH KILLING wIFF, .JNBORN CHILD
KERNERSVILLE POLICE SAY MAN SHOT DURING STRUGGLE
4 ACCUSED IN TROOPER'S DEATH: ONE CHARGED WITH MRST-DEGREE MUROER
THREE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN WINSTON-SALEM
THREE IN FORSYTH SHOT TO DEATH
MURDER SUSPECT, 3 OTHERS KILLEO IN 3LAST AFTER CHASE WITH POLICE
OFFICIALS: BLAST VICTIM-GUNMAN KILLEO RELATIVES INVOLVED IN CUSTODY FIGH
GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
FATHER KILLEO: YOUTH GETS PPO"ATI?N IN SHOOTING
WINSTON-SALEM MAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH
BARTENDER HFLD IN SHOOTING
DENTON CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER
C"IL0 KILLED DURING CHASE IN ORANGE
MAN CHARGEO IN DEATH OF OAUGHTER
ALAMANCE HEAKING SET FOR REICVILLE FATHER
AUTHORITIES SAY OISMISSEO wOR< E» and SUPERVISOR KILLEO IN SHOOTING
TWO VIRGINIA BROTHERS PLEAO GJILTY TO SHOOTING AT N.C. GAME WARDEN
FT. B°AGG GI SLAIN IN F A Y<= TT EV I LL E BAR
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN KILLED: MAN CHARGED WITH MUROER
AUTOMATIC WEAPON FIRED AT TWO HALIFAX CEPIPTIES
TWO CHARLOTTE MEN CHARGEO IN THREE WEEKEND SHOOTINGS
MAN FACES CHARGES IN SHOOTING SPRCE
CLERK'S DEATH IN HENOERSON INVESTIGATED
CLERK KILLED AT HENDERSON STORE
CHATHAM MAN C"ARGE0 IN SHOOTING
53-YEAR OLD FRANKLIN "AN FATALLY SHOT
OFFICERS SAY GROCER KILLED man IN STORE
jury deadlocks in manslaughter trial
out-of-state woman found shot in car near vance home
vance officers pursue shooting investigation
vance officer's cruiser hit by shots
hospital releases woman shot in car
man shot to death at jacksonville 3ank
man is charged with shooting former h.0ss
months after their teen sons were slain two mothers are still suffering
wake county man oies in kidnapping, shooting
wake man is killed in harnett shooting
n.c. trooper slain; suspects at large
lawmen press search for arkansas fugitives
infrared-equipped helicopter brought into search
state official says a thiro more yrqopers are needed
tracking training turned into manhunt
two teens are killed in unrehteo shootings
hundreds atteno trooper's funeral
woman says premonition told her to leave home
commissioner injured in fatal shooting
woman, child injured by shots
roxboro man, 7j, charged in fatal shooting of wife
man DIES OF GUNSHOT
WILSON COUNTY MAN IS KILLED
MIGRANT BOSS SHOT TO DEATH
VIRGINIA MAN ROBBED, SHOT NEAR HENOERSON
MAN KILLED, OFFICER HURT IN SHOOTOUT
AUTHORITIES SAY MAN KILLED TURING SCUFFLE WITH TROOPER
COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION IN CHATHAM SHOOTING CASE
CHATHAM RULING UPHELD
NEW BERN POLICE SAY SHOTS F1ROQ 3Y MAN DURING 15-HOUR STANDOFF
WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST GREENSBORO
AIRMAN FOUND SHOT TD DEATH IN CUMBERLAND
MARINE SHOT TO DEATH BY OEPUT'
•LIFE IS JUST A GAMBLE" WOUNOEO GROCER SAYS
ROXPORO WIFE CHARGED IN SHOOTING
STANDOFF ENOS WITHOUT INJURY
WOUNOEO EAGLE WILL BE RELEASED
BODY FOUNO IN RURAL VANCE IDENTIFIED
STORE OWNER SHOOTS, KILLS TWO INTRUDERS
SEVFN WOUNOEO IN GUN BATTLE AT HOUSING PROJECT
FRANKLIN COUNTY MAN'S BOOY IDCNTIFIED
EX-OFFICER CAN'T RECALL SLAYING
SHOOTING VICTIM
N.C. "AY ASK DEATH PENALTY
OXFORD SHOOTINGS INCLUDE SUICIDE
MAN CHARGED IN DAUGHTER'S DEATH
FEMALE SOLDIER KILLED
SETTLEMENT REACHED IN ASHF50RD SHOOTING
MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING HOSP!TALtZcO FATHER
PINEHURST POLICE INVESTIGATING IF SHOOTING WAS MERCY KILLING
ROBBERY, SHOOTING SUSPECTS CA»TUREO
SHOOTING VICTIM AT OUKE
POLICE CONSIDERING 'MERCY KILLING' MJTIVE IN PINEHURST
HIGH POINT MAN DIES AFTER SH03TING E X-GIRLFR I ENO, 3FAU
MAN SHOT IN ROBBERY MAY LOSE ARM — DEPUTY
THREE DIE IN VIOLENCE IN CU"B5RLAN0 COUNTY
OEPUTV: WOUND MAY COST MCKISSICK JR. HIS ARM
SHOOTINGS, N.C. SNIPERS
POLICE SAY SNIPFR CAPTURED NEAR PARK
ONE PERSON FEARED DEAD IN TAR HEEL SNIPFR ATTACK
SNIPER LIKELY DIES IN FIRE: DISGRUNTLED WORKER KILLS BOSS. HURTS 2...
SNIPER'S BOOY FOUND IN RuBeLE
EOUIPMENT COMPLICATED SNIPER EFFORT
EXAMINER: ZIGLAR'S WOUND WAS 'RDBABLY SELF-INFLICTED
SHOOTINGS, OF ANGE COUNTY
UNC STUDENT KILLED
FATHER CHARGED WI'H HURLER IN GIRL'S OEATk
DURHAM MAN CHARGEO IN SHOTGUN SLAYING
ORANGE COUNTY MAN SHOT TO DEATH
ORANGE COUNTY NAN FDUNO SHOT TO DEATH
0ETECTIV6S PROBE SLAYING IN ORANGE
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1/16/06
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DATE
C
PC L
P BVL
S 2
2/12/85
C
1
N A4 7
h 2
2/13/B5
A
1
N
S 2
2/15/85
A
i
N
H 2
2/16/85
A
1 p
N A54
H 2
2/16/85
8
1
N H6P
H ■>
2/19/35
A
7
N
H 2
2/2D/95
A
3
N
H 2
2/2V°5
c
2
0
H 2
2/25/85
B
14
N
H 2
3/J2/°5
A
11
N
h 2
3/36/85
A
10
N
H 2
3/07/85
A
17
N
H 2
3/11/85
B
I
N
h 2
3/28/85
A
12
N
H 2
3/28/°5
A
13
N
H 2
3/25/R5
c
10
N
H 2
3/29/85
A
6
N
H 2
3/3D/85
A
5
N
H 1
3/3D/85
C
1
N
H 2
3/31/85
3
10
N
H 2
4/03/85
c
12
N
H 2
4/04/85
A
lc
N
H 2
4/06/85
B
1
N
H 2
4/10/85
B
7
N
h 2
4/11/85
A
7
■1
S 2
4/11/85
A
I
N
H 2
4/19/85
A
9
N
H 2
5/14/85
g
6
N
H 2
5/1S/R5
A
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N
S 2
5/2D/B5
A
2
N
H 2
5/21/85
B
3
N
H 2
5/04/85
A
1 P
N
H 2
6/05/55
A
10
N
H 2
6/36/»5
A
19
N
H 2
6/07/85
A
6
M
H 2
6/07/85
A
12
N
h 2
6/lD/»5
C
1
N
S 2
6/10/85
A
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N
h 2
6/19/R5
A
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S 2
6/19/85
A
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8/06/85
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3/D9/R5
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3/09/05
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3/12/35
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8/15/35
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3/16/85
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3/20/05
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3/21/35
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3/28/05
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3/29/os
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9/09/05
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9/10/85
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9/15/35
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9/16/85
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9/17/35
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9/19/35
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10/31/85
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11/31/85
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1/01/D5 -
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12/31/85
S U D J E c r s
PAGt 71.7
l/ls/86
ORANGE MAN SHOT TO DEATH
AUTOPSY SET IN FATAL SHOOTING
CAUSE FOR TRAIL FOUNO IN SHOOTING
SHOOTINGS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, SHOOTINGS
SEE ALSO STANDOFFS
NEW YORK'S HOUNOEO GUNMAN GAMEO JUSTICE
EOITORIAL 'REMARKABLE FOR MADNESS'
N.Y. SUBWAY VIGILANTE TO BE PITIED. NOT PRAISED
PUBLIC HANTS TOUGHER ACTION AGAINST CRIMINALS
NO VIGILANTF JUSTICE
BREAKING THE GOETZ TIE
BFRNHARD GOETZ: ONE AGAINST F1UR
OFFICERS ARREST MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING TROOPER
MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING TROOPER IS DENIED BOND
SYMPOL OR HtJMAN BFING?
•DUIET, EASY-GOING1 TROOPFR SLAIN
THREE 6FING HELO IN DEATH OF SOUTH CARULINA TROOPFR
BUS DRIVER FROM N.C. KILLEO IN WEST VIRGINIA
SHOPLIFTING
SHOPLIFTER RUNS OUT OF STORE
MATHER SLAUGHTER CHARGED WITH SHOPLIFTING COLOGNE
LEGISLATION AIMEO AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED »Y ROBBERS
EX-PRISON WARDEN IN COMMUNITY WORK FOR SHOPLIFTING
MAN ARRESTED FOR SHJPLIFTING. DRUGS
BILLS AIM TO DETER SHOPLIFTERS
BILL WOULD REOUIRE OFFICIALS TO RESIGN TO SEEK OTHER OFFICES
SENATE OKS SHOPLIFTERS' ARREST WITHOUT WARRANTS
SENATE TENTATIVELY APPROVES BILL ON SHOPLIFTING SFNTENCES
ROYALL PROMISES FULL DEPATE ON STATE LOTTERY BILL
PROPOSAL TO LIMIT OAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
VICKERY FACES SHOPLIFTING. ORUG COUNTS
VICKERY FACES DRUG. SHOPLIFTING CHARGES
FORMER PORTS SECURITY ADVISER FINED FOR SHOPLIFTING
IS NOW RIGHT TIME TO BUY A HOME?
FOUR SECURITY GUARDS ARE FACI1G PROSECUTION IN DEATH OF MAN. 19
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT DIED OF H=ART ATTACK
SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT ASSAULTS 2 OFFICERS
STORE WORKER CUT ON FACE BY SHOPLIFTER
CLEPK ASSAULTED IN SHOPLIFTING SUSPECT CHASE
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN SLASHING
3 CHARGED IN THFFT, ASSAULT
DEPUTIES WATCHING SHOPPING CE'ITER MAKE THEFT CHARGE
SHOPPING CARTS
SOME SEMINARS SELL STOCKS AND FUNDS; SOME SELL TEXTBOOKS
SHOPPING CENTERS
SEE ALSO ACADEMY COURT
SEE ALSO CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER (CARY. N.C.I
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C. RETAIL SAPPING
SEE ALSO GREENE ASSOCIATES
SEE ALSO HERITAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO JUNCTION PLAZA
SEE ALSO LOEHMANN'S PLA7A
SEE ALSO REGENCY PLAZA
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE FACTORY OUTLET MALL
SEE ALSO SHANNON PLAZA
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO WILLOWOAILE SHOPPING C=NTER
SEE ALSO WOOOCROFT SHOPPING CENTER
FLORIOA FIRM BUYS TRIANGLE MALL. PLANS HOTEL
LAWSUIT IS FRED OVER BURLINGTON ZONING OISPUTE
OURHAM MAN TO BUILD 'VILLAGE'
JCB OUTLET EXPANSION IS PLANNED
UPGRADE DURHAM'S OUTLETS
NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED
BUDGET, SHOPPING CENTER ON AGENOA
BOARD TO REVIEW DEVELOPMENT PLANS
NEW STORES GOING UP ON NINTH ST.
REZONING OPPOSED FOR OFFICES, SHOPS
WILLOWOAILE CONSTRUCTION ON TIME
SHOPPING CENTER PLANS APPROVED
AERIAL PERSPECTIVE
SHOPPING IN 'DOWNTOWN* DURHAM IS A SCAVENGER HUNT
ON TIME ANO BUSINESS
MALL TO RIVAL CRABTREE IN SIZE
STRONG RETAIL SALES MAY SPUR ^URHAM GPOWTH
RETAIL SALES nOOM HAS INVESTORS BUSY
100-ACRE FARM MAY BF SHOPPING. OFFICE CDMPLFX
GARRETT ROAO CENTER REAOY FOR TENANTS
COUNCIL MAY ALLOW GROUNO SIGNS NEAR SHOPPING MALL S
OURHAM REJECTS PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER
STARRING THIS WEEK: YOU
FIRE OAMAGES STORES IN w INSTO'l-SALEM
CENTER GETS AWAPU FOR IMPROVEMENTS
SHR IHP
SEE ALSO COMMERCIAL FISHING INDJSTRY
SEE ALSO SHELLFISH
SHRIMP HARVEST UP
SHRINE BOWL
SEE NORTH/SOUTH ALL-STAR SHRINE BOWL
SHRINERS. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM SHRINE CLUB
SHRINETTES CLUe
SEE OURHAM SHRINETTES
SHROUD OF TUR IN
SEE ALSO ITALY
SEE ALSO RELIGION I SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHESI
DUKE RESEARCHERS CLAIM NEW EVIDENCE ON SHROUD
OUKE RESEARCHER DATES SHROUO IF TURIN TO 3RD CENTURY
SHROUO INVESTIGATOR TO SPEAK IN GUESS ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH
SCIENTISTS EAGER TO RE-EXAMINE SHROUD
SHYNESS
SHY CHILDREN USUALLY ARE SOCIABLE ADULTS
SIAMESE TWINS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO TWINS
SIAMESE THINS BORN IN STATE
SIAMESE TWINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
SIAMESE TWINS DIE
SIAMESE TWINS DIE FROM LUNG FAILURE
SICKLE CELL ANEMIA
SEE ALSO ANEMIA
SEE ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
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subjects
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. MEDICAL CENTER, SICKLE CELL PROGRAM
ROSES INC. GIVES 125,000 FCjK SICKLE CELL RESEARCH
OUKE DOCTOR FIGHTS SICKLE CELL ANEMIA 2 WAYS
SICKLE CELL GROUP GETS GRANT
N.C. GROUP GETS i7L3,2JJ GRANT FOR STUDY OF SICKLE CELL DISEASE
SIDEWALK PAINTINGS
SEE ALSO PAINTINGS
SIDEWALK ARTIST
SIECOR CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO SI.EC0R FIBERLAN
TEER TO OEVELOP TECHNICAL CENTER
TEER ENTERPRISES BUILDING TECHNOLOGICAL PARK
FIRMS JOIN ON FIBER OPTICS VENTURE
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING UP
SIECOR FIBERLAN
SEE ALSO FIBERLAN INC.
SEE ALSO SIECOR CORPORATE DEVEL"PMENT
BELLSOUTH BUYS HALF INTEREST IN FI3FRLAN
GRANT TO AID SIECOR PLANT IN HUDSON
SIENA HOTEL 1CHAPEL HILLI
■TEMPORARY QUARTERS' HOTEL PLAN APPROVED
SIERRA CLUB
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SEE ALSO WILOERNESS AREAS. N.C.
N.C. RIVER PHOTO CONTEST SET
SIERRA CLUB OFFICIAL 5AYS FOREST PLAN IS AN IMPROVEMENT
RIVER PHOTO CONTEST
SIERRA CLUB CHAPTERS SLATE PICNIC
JOINT CITY-COUNTY PLANNING OE'T. HOT POLITICAL TOPIC
CANDIDATES FORUM TARGETS ENVIRONMENT
ACTION BY STATE URGEO ON SEARCH FOR WASTE SITF
SIGHING FOR EDEN: SIN,
WHY EVIL?
EVIL AND Tn= CHRISTIAN FAITH (JOOKI
SIGN LANGUAGE
SEE ALSO DEAF
DOCTOR LEARNING SIGN LANGUAGE TO TALK WITH BABY'S OFAF MOTHER
CLUB BOULEVARO PUPILS LEARN 'SECRET' LANGUAGE
SIGN PAINTFRS
CLASSIC REFLECTION
SIGNATURE PIECES
FORBID THE 'SIGNATURE'
SIGNS
SEE ALSO BILLBOARDS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO POSTERS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, SIGNS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNS
PIZZA MURAL RAISES A LEGAL RHJBARB
FIRM, WORKERS DISAPPOINTED
NEO NEON: COOL LIGHT'S HOT AGAIN
COUNCIL MAY ALLOW GROUND SIGNS NEAR SHOPPING M4LLS
SIGNS, JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE ANO SOCIETY
2 TO EDIT WOMEN'S JOURNAL
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CITY PANEL DENIES SIKHS' WATER, SEWER REQUEST
SIKHS' SEWER REQUEST OENIEO
SIKHS OPEN TEMPLE: ENO FELLOWSHIP WTLL CONTINUE USING 3UIL0ING
SIKHS PAY TRIBUTE TO 600 WHO 3 I ED
DURHAM MAN SAYS SIKHS DON'T KILL INNOCENTS
THE SICKNESS OF SHOPAL
SIKHS ARE VICTIMS
GROUP TRYING To RESOLVE RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES IN army
SILENCE
SEE ALSO NOISE POLLUTION
SILENT DEFENDANT TO GO ON TRIAL
SILENT DEFENDANT GETS 20 YEARS
SILER CITY, N.C.
SILER CITY GROCERY ROBBED
POLICE CONTINUE SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN SILER CITY ROBBERY
SILER CITY'S COWBOY FILMS SET SATUROAY
YARN PLANT IN SILER CITY To REOPEN
SILER CITY, N.C, ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS SET IN CHATHAM
COUNCIL SEATS CONTESTED IN PITTSBORO ANO SILER CITY
RIDDLE, WEBSTFR ELECTEO TO PITTSBORO TOWN 8OAR0
SILICON WAFER
SILICON WAFER PLANT PLANS MID-JANUARY PRODUCTION
SILK-SCREEN PRINTING
SILKSCREtNING CLASSES OFFERED TO TEEN-AGERS
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THE MILKY WAY
SILVER
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM TARGET OF SPECIAL REPORT
BUSINESS USING CYANIOE URGEO TO SHUT DOWN
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNDECIDE"
CITY IS URGED TO RESERVE AREA FOR RECYCLING
SILVER, RECLAMATION
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM OWNER MAY SECK LEGAL-ACTION OELAY
CHANGES OK'O IN BUS SERVICE
CITY TO FILE SUMMONS VS. SILVER-FIRM OWNER
SUMMONS ISSUEO AGAINST INDUSTRY
CITY FILES SUMMONS
SILVER, THEFTS
SEE SILVER THEFTS
SILVER SAVERS' PASSPORTS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY OEPT. ON AGING
SILVER SAVERS' PASSPORTS TO BE OFFERED
SILVER SCREEN PARTNERS II
E.F. HUTTON SETTLEMENT EXPECTED
SILVER THEFTS
JEWELRY AND SILVER STOLEN
POLICE UNSURE WHETHER SILVER THEFTS CONNECTFD
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SILVERADO (FIL")
HUNGRY FOR MOVIES AFTER FESTIVAL
SIMULATIONS
SEE ALSO COMPUTFR SIMULATIONS
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS' TREATY ENO< 'WAR'
SINFONt A
SINFONIA'S SUNOAY CONCEPT IS SOLO OUT
SINGLE-FAMILY home;
SEE ALSO HOUSING CONSTRUCTION. COSTS
DURHAM PANEL STUOIES 5,500 HQJ s I \|G UNITS
TAX-REFORM RILL MAY HURT DURHAM HOUSING
SINGLE MOTHERS
SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH
SEE ALSO MOTHERS
DOCTOR: CHILDREN STILL CAN THRIVE WITHOUT MAN AROUND THE HOUSE
SINGLE PARENTS
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS DRAWS BLAST
SINGLES AND S1NGLES-AGAIN
SEE ALSO DIVORCE
NEW GROUP FORMS FOR TRIANGLE SINGLES
IT'S OK TO BE SINGLE
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (U.S.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:. (N.C. C U.S.I
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL DISTRICTS IN. C.I
CONGRESSMAN'S OFFICES OPEN SATURDAY
BRITT PLANS TO SEEK CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
CONGRESSMAN SCHEOULES VISITS TO ALAMANCE
VIET VET FINOS REVOLVING DOOR IN 6TH
6TH SENATORIAL OISTRICT IN. C.I
.SEE ALSO SENATORIAL DISTRICTS IM.C. I
COBLE OPENS ALAMANCE COUNTY OFFICE
SIXTY MINUTES ICFS NEWS PROGRAM)
•60 MINUTES' INTERVIEWS OBSCU'E, IMPORTANT HELMS' AIOF
ELLIS: TV EXECUTIVES SET MORAL 'AGENDA'
SKATE-A-THON
SKATE FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS
SKATEBOARDING
RALEIGH POLICE THINK INJURED MAN MAY HAVE FALLEN OFF SKATEBOARD
ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION
SKATING
SEE ICE SKATING
SEE ROLLER SKATING
SKI RESORTS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS. SKIING
SEE ALSO RESORT TOWNS
SEE ALSD SKIING
SEE ALSO SUGAR MOUNTAIN CO.
N.C. SKI RESORTS' LOSS BECOME OTHER ATTRACTIONS' GAIN
SKI RESORT OWNERS SAY SNOW TOT LATE
SKI PATROL TAKES TICKETS FROM RECKLFSS
SKI DEGREE IN WORKS
WARM WEATHER HAMPERING N.C. SKI RESORTS
UPLIFTING EXPERIENCE
INSURANCE COSTS HALTS SKIING AT HOUND EARS
HALF A MILLION SKIERS TAKE To N.C. SLOPES
SKIING
SEE ALSO CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
SEE ALSO SKI RESORTS
SKIING IS AS EASY AS 41. II, 13
SKIN
CAUSE OF PSORIASIS MAY BE IN SKIN
SKIN CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SKIN CNACER SCREENING CLINIC PLANNED TOMORROW
SKIN CANCER SCREENING SET
TAKE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST HARMFUL RAYS OF SUN
SUN CAN 00 PERMANENT DAMAGE
CANDOR PDDLY ABSENT ON REAGAN SKIM CANCER
NOSE NEWS GOOD NEWS
MELANOMA CAN PE OEADLY
SAFETY CONCERNS CLOSE SALONS
SKIRTS
pants give way to skirts
sky chefs
authority. airlines seek court ruling on food service
NEW TERMINAL'S FOOD FIGHT 80UN0 FOR COURT >="»1«
SKY DEVILS
8.500-FOOT PLUNGE
SKY DIVING
SEE ALSO PARACHUTE JUMPING
SEE ALSO PARACHUTES
8.5DO-FOOT PLUNGE
THEY TOOK THE PLUNGE - 12,500 FEET
PARACHUTE SCHOOLS OPPOSE MILLER'S BILL ON LICENSES. INSURANCE
SKYJACKING
SEE HIJACKING. AIRPLANE
SLANDER
SEE ALSO LIBEL
FATHER INSPIRES ELECTION-REFORM ZEAL
INGRAM, FIRM AGREE TO DROP LAWSUITS
TWO MEN ARE CHARGED WITH SLAN3ER AND LIBEL
MEN FREED IN TOPLESS PHOTO CASE
SLAVERY
SEE ALSO BLACK HISTORY
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE
SEE ALSO MY FOLKS DON'T WANT ME TO TALK ABOUT SLAVERY IBOOKI
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APOLOGIES UNNECESSARY
HILLSPGPOUGH MAY SUE FORMER MAYOR. ATTORNEY
HILLSBOROUGH OFFERED CE"ETE»Y TITLE
MAYOR SAYS CEMETERY OFFER NOT ACCEPTABLC
CEMETERY CONVEYED TO PAKISTANI
PAKISTANI LISTED AS OWNER OF rEMETEPY
TOWN FILES CEMETERY SUIT
OIIKE PROF: SOUTH PROMOTED OWN DOWNFALL
DUKE HISTORIAN'S NEW ROOK SAYS SOUTH PRn.MOTFO ITS OWN DnwNFALL
CEMETERY STUDY UNDER WAY
SLEEP
CENTER STUDYING INSOMNIA IN OLDER ADULTS
INSOMNIACS SOUGHT
SLEEPING PILLS
SFE ALSO DRUGS
SLEEPING PILL ADOICTION QUESTION PE"AINS CONTROVERSIAL
SLINGSHOTS
SEE ALSO TOYS
MORE PUNISHMENT SOUGHT FOR FELONY CHILD ABUSE
THORNPUPG WANTS ASSETS FROM 0> UG TRADF FORFEITED AND IISEO FOR LAW.
PARTISAN TEMPERS FLARE OVER BILL
SLOT MACHINE JACKPOT
BUSINESS POLITICAL DONATIONS VOTED DOWN BY STATE
IOUSE
SLUOGE
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
SEE ALSO WASTE OISPOSAL
FARM'S SLUDGE USE PROMPTS RESIDENTS' COMPLAINTS TO BOARD
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP GETS NO SLUO'.E RELIEF FROM COUNTY
HILLSBOROUGH TO DECIDE HOW TO MEET WASTE RULES
3C1AR0 RULES COMMISSIONERS CAN'T REGULATE SLUDGE OISPUSAL
CORRECTION
AUTHORITY TO BUY MORE LAND FO1 SPREADING SEWAGE SLUOGE
SLUOGE SPILL BLOCKS ROAD
SLUG'S AT THE PINES (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
ABC PANEL SEEKS FINES FOR ORAMGE EATERIES
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
THE SMALL BUSINESS STORY
THEY'LL CONTINUE SCORING
PARTNERSHIP MAY AID SMALL BUSINESSES
SMALL BUSINESS GROUP CITES DURHAM EXECUTIVE
SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL
BUSINESS ADVICE
GOVERNOR APPOINTS DURHAM BANK OFFICIAL TO BUSINESS PANEL
NEW FIRMS CAN FIND BACKERS. FINANCIERS SAY
SMALL BUSINESS INCUBATOR
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
ORGANIZATION HOLDS PROMISE
SMALL CLAIMS COURT
SEE ALSO COURTS. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO PEOPLE'S COURT IT.V. SHOW)
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGEO FOR HURTING PREGNANT WOMEN
•PEOPLE'S COURT' INFOPMATIVE
DURHAM OFFICER CITES DANGERS 3 F TINTED CAR WINDOWS
CIVIL MAGISTRATES' SERVICE CRITICIZED
5 LAW CHANGES AFFECT MERCHANTS
INCREASE IN SMALL CLAIMS SUITS ATTRIBUTED TO TV PROGRAM
SMALL SYSTEMS. INC. (GREENSBOROI
SEE ALSO COMPUTE! PUBLICATIONS
UNC RECEIVES t25O.OO0 FOR MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
SMALL TOWNS
SEE ALSO CITIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. TOWNSHIPS
SEE ALSO URBAN RENEWAL
AT A FLASHING LIGHT NEAR A PAY PHONE L I c S HARMONY. N.C.
29 N.C. TOWNS HAD NO TRAFFIC FATALITIES IN 1984
KUGEL HAS DRAWN PRAISE. CRITICISM ON PROJFCTS
LOVF VALLEY IS TOWN WHERE ELECTED OFFICIALS DO CHORES
CHANGES EYED IN INCORPORATING TOWNS
SMALLPOX
SEE ALSH DISEASES (SEE ALSO Namfs OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
LEADER OF SMALLPOX CAMPAIGN IS AWARDED SCHWEITZER PRIZE
SMITH, ANDERSON ANO BLOUNT (LAW FPMI
DISMISSED CONTRACTOR SUING CITY. FIRM
SMITH BARNFY HARRIS UPHAM I. CO.
GREEN LEVEL FIRM MAKES A SWITCH
SMITH FURNITURF
DOWNTOWN BUILDING SOLO TO PIATT FIRM
SMITH LEVEL RUAO (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
CARRBORD VIEW DOWN THE ROAD ISYSTEMI ISN'T ROSY
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS PROPOSED To EASE DEVELOPMENT BUROENS
ASSESSMENTS IDEA OROPPED BY ALOERMEN
SMITH TRANSFER COMPANY
CHEMICAL SPILL INJURES SEVEN
7 TREATED AFTER CHEMICAL SPILLS
SMITHFIELU. N.C.
MIGRANT HOUSING PLAN SPARKS ANGRY DEBATE
THE SMITHFIELO GOSPEL SINGERS
AT THE GROVE STAGE
SMITHFIELO-SELMA HIGH SCHOOL SPORT'.. FOOTBALL
ROCKETS GROUNDED, BOW 27-0
SMITHFIECO'S CHOICE BEEF TESTS NORTHERN
GASTER 'AT HOME' IN PLAYOFFS
KNIGHTS BRACE FOR CHALLENGE BY POWERFUL SMI the IELD-SELMA
SPARTANS DROP CURTAIN ON KNIGHTS
SPARTANS' MUSCLE DROVE KNIGHTS OUT OF PLAYOFFS
SPARTANS TURN BACK KNIGHTS IN PLAYOFFS
SMITHKLINE CORP.
TWO UNC STUDENTS RECEIVE FELL1WSHIPS
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
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WEIGHT STUFF GOING ALOFT AGA I'l
WHITE HOUSE VISIT
NO. ".3 IN SMITHSONIAN
THE KING ANO HIS CAR
PROFIT-MAKING ARTS
SMOKE OETECTOKS
SEE ALSO ALARM SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO FIRE ALARMS
SEE ALSO FIRE PREVENTION
WOMAN SUES RALEIGH OVER DAUGHTER'S DEATH
SMOKERS* RIGHTS
SEE SMOKING
SMOKESTACKS
SCHOOL SWITCHING TO GAS. ENOHG PUFFING BLACK S»JKE
DUKE CRITICIZED FOR SMOKE
STATE TO TEST EMISSIONS FROM DUKE SMOKESTACK
CONSULTANT TO BE ASKED ABOUT DLO OUKE BOILER
SMOKING
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRRORO SCHOOLS. SMOKING
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. SMOKING
SEE ALSO QUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO SCHUOLS. N.C.. SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH FFFECT3
SURVEY BY ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY FINDS SUPPORT FOR SMOKING RESTRICTIONS
NO SMOKING IN GRuCERIES
INSIDE
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MOPE FOR INSURANCE?
PASS THE SPITTOON. PLEASE
DUKE OOCTORS EXPLAIN FACELIFT COMPLICATIONS
SI. 57 MILLION GRANT TO HELP BLACKS OU I T SMOKING GIVEN TO UNC PROJECT
AETNA SMOKERS CAN BE FIRED
RESEARCHERS STUDYING SMOKING'S EFFECTS ON FFRTILITY
SMOKING CUT BY HIGHER TAXES — S TUOY
THE SWITCH: THE AOVENT OF FIL'ER TIPS MARKED AN ENO TO AMERICA'S OLD.
EDITORIAL BY CARTER CRITICIZES SMOKING
STUDY ESTIMATES COST OF SMOKING ON HEALTH
TIPS FOR FIGHTING THE SMOKING URGE
NICOTINE STUOY REPORTS SMOKERS EAT LESS, THINK BETTER AFTER A PUFF
SMOKING BAN
SEE TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
SMUGGLING, N.C.
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO DRUGS, SMUGGLING
SEE ALSO GUN-RUNNING
SEE ALSO U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
CAR SMUGGLING GROWING
SNAKFBITE
SHERIFF BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE AT CHURCH EVENT
SHERIFF RFMAINS IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER SNAKE BITE
HAYWOOO SHERIFF 'SICK MAN' FROM BITE 3Y RATTLESNAKE
SNAKE HANOLER CONSIDERS TAKING SERVICES TO WEST VIRGINIA
•HIGHER LAW GUIDES SNAKE HANDLER'S ACTIONS
SHERIFF BITTEN BY RATTLFSNAKE IS RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
SNAKE HANOLER DIES FROM BITE
PRINCE BELIEVED GOD WOULDN'T LET HIM DIE FROM SNAKE BITE
MAN BITTEN BY SNAKE DRANK STRYCHNINE
OF FAITH ANO SNAKES
SNAKE-HANOLER 'FORGOT TO PRAY,' HIS SISTER SAYS
SNAKE HANDLING
SNAKE HANDLERS, POLICE CLASH AT RELIGIOUS MEET
SNAKES CONFISCATED AT RELIGIOJS SERVICE
SHERIFF BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE AT CHURCH EVENT
SHERIFF REMAINS IN STABLE CONDITION AFTFR SNAKE BITE
HAYWOOD SHERIFF 'SICK MAN' FROM BITE BY RATTLESNAKE
SNAKE HANDLER CONSIDERS TAKING SERVICES TO WEST VIRGINIA
•HIGHER LAW GUIDES SNAKE HANDLER'S ACTIONS
SHERIFF BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE IS RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
SNAKE HANOLER DIES FROM BITE
PRINCE BELIEVED GOD WOULDN'T LET HIM DIE FROM SNAKE BITE
MAN BITTEN BY SNAKE DRANK STRYCHNINE
OF FAITH AND SNAKES
NO FREEDOM FOR VIOLENCE
SNAKE-HANDLER 'FORGOT TO PRAY,' HIS SISTER SAYS
SNAKES
SEE ALSO RATTLESNAKES
ANOTHER SHOCKER FOR WATER WOR^ S
SLITHERING SIGN OF SPRING
WOODPECKER-BUSTER
SNAKES ALIVE!
WHAT 00 YOU 00 WITH 44 BABY BDAS7
GINGER, A 9-FOOT SNAKE, HAS 44 LITTLE BABY "OAS
SNAKE SLITHERS SILENTLY AWAY
BAD MEAL
A GUEST UNWELCOME
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DURHAM POLICE ROUND UP RENEGADE REPTILE
SNIPERS
SEE SHOOTINGS.
N.C, SNIPERS
SNORKELING
SNORKELING CLASS SET
SNOW, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SNOW DAYS SCHFDULF
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
DURHAM GETS FIRST SNOWFALL
SNOW? NOT WHEN IT HIT THE GROJND
CITY REAOY FOR SNOW
SNOW, SLEET TO MAKE DRIVING DIFFICULT
WINTER'S MISCHIEF
TREACHEROUS STREETS
OUrtHAM SAID FORTUNATE IN 1ST FLING WITH WINTER
warmer TEMPERATURES MELT ICE COVERING DURHAM'S STREETS
IT SNOWED THEN TOO!
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SNOW IS ENOUGH FOR STUDENTS TD ENJOY UNSCHEDULED HOLIDAY
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TODAY'S CLOSINGS, DELAYS
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■S'NO FOOLING. THAT'S HOW IT WORKS
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WARM HEARTS
COOL TRAFFIC COP OR JAYWALKER?
MONDAY'S SNOW C SUNSHINE ON TUESDAY = SCHOOL TODAY
AUSSIE SNOWMAN
THE END OF A SNOWMAN
SPRING BREAK MUCH SHORTER. THANKS TO SNnw
SNOW HAYS MADE SAFE DAYS
SNJW'S ON THE WAY: BUT HOW MUCH WILL HIT TRIANGLE DEPENDS OM WHIMS...
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SNOW FOOLING
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eathep. n.c.
torms bring risk of death, injury without preparation
now. let it snow
Rain, sleet, snow to cover state
or sliding
icy weather breaking 'ecords in north carolina
us traffic accidents = epjrted in chapel hill
b of oefrosting
tions of piedmont got 8 inches of snow
led from n.c. for snowman in s.c.
ecteo to oust triangle: n.c. mountains under blanket
torm belts western, e\ste»n sections of state
ries western n.c. cajses bad beach erosion
IAL RUN
N.C. DIGGING OUT FROM STORM
RT OWNERS SAY SNOW TOT LATE
TE CHRISTMAS? ALMANACS SAY TRY TO TR I AO
DISAGREE ON TAR HEEL WINTER
S GET SOAKED. ..IN DURHAM, a RESCUE
S GET SOAKED. ..IN STATE. cLOODS. SNOW
VES ON AFTER LEAVING SNOW, FLOODING IN N.C.
MAY IMPROVE SNOW FORECASTS
SNOW CAMP, N.C.
SNOW CAMP PLANS MUD SLING ON JULY 4TH
SNCW HILL, N.C.
CRASH KILLS 5 SCHOOLCHILDREN: 21 HURT IN COLLISION; 3 FLOWN TO DUKE
TRUCK ORIVER WAS 'SLUMPED OVER' JUST =EFURE COLLISION WITH SCHOOL 3US
3 IN DUKE MEDICAL CENTER
•IT'S THE TFRRIBLEST THING I'VE SEEN'
AUTOPSY FINOS DRIVER OF RIG ALIVE WHEN IT Rammed SCHOOL BUS
SIXTH CHILD DIES OF BUS-wRECK INJURIES
6TH CHILO DIES AT DUKE: SEAT 3ELTS CJP BUSES BACKED
wake is held for ' children killed in cash
BUS TRAGEDY stuns N.C.
GREENE COUNTY MOURNS a PUPILS KILLED IN ACCIDENT
1.700 ATTEND FUNERAL FOR A CHILDREN
TRUCKER ON DUTY 14 1/2 HOURS BEFORE CRASH
BUS CRASH INVESTIGATION TO TA<E SEVERAL MONTHS
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY STILL HOT DEBATE
SCHOOL BUS ORIVER CAN'T RECAL. WRECK THAT KILLED SIX STUOENTS
LAWSUITS TOTAL «23 HLLION IN FATAL SCHOOL BUS CRASH
REPORT OELAY PUZZLING
25 DOGS SEIZED IN RAID RETURNED TO OWNER
SNOW HILL ROAO
TREYBURN TALKS FOCUS ON ROADS
SNUFF
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SURGEON GENERAL ASKED TO INVESTIGATE HANGERS OF SNUFF ANO CHEWING...
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C.
OURHAM OEVILS
SOCCER RIOTS A DISGRACE
SOCCER STIRS VIOLENCE
THREE MILE I SLANO/SOCCER STADIUM
SOCCER CAMP GIVES YOUTH A HOPE
PARK SOCCER
•WW ENJOYS REIGN OF SOCCER KINGDOM
SOCCEB PROGPAM ATTRACTS YOUTHS
WHIPPOOPWILL CHAMPS
SOCIAL CLUBS
SEE PRIVATE CLUBS
SOCIAL SCIENCES
social sruoies gains state boird approval
SOCIAL SECURITY
MEDICARE WILL COLLAPSE WITHOUT BUDGET CUTTING
ODES REAGAN UNDERSTAND?
CARTOON OISGUSTING
REAGAN BACKSLIDES ON SOCIAL SECURtTY
GUTLESS CONGRESSMEN SAVE SELVES. NOT BUDGET
U.S. SOCIAL SPENOING: ISN'T IT TIME FOR REALITY'
SOCIAL SECURITY MEANS INSURANCE, NOT WELFARE
EDITORIAL 'BIASED. INSULTING-
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SOCIAL SECURITY A PAWN
BUDGET COMPROMISE WELCOME — FO^ OPENERS
SOCIAL SECURITY PAID FOR
U.S. ELOERLY FARING WELL
VALENTINE: HOUSE WON'T BACK SENATE 8UDGET PLAN
YOUNG PAY THE BILLS WHILE ELDERLY PROSPER
DON'T FREEZE SOCIAL SECURITY
DON'T PI T YOUNG VS. OLD
MOST FESTERING ISSUES: DEFENSE. SOCIAL SECURITY
SOCIAL SECURITY TO REVIEW SOME CASES
SOCIAL SECURITY 'HOSTAGE-
REAGAN STANOS FIRM IN POLITICAL QUICKSAND
SOCIAL SECURITY SELF-FINANCED
COLUMNIST BIASEO ON SOCIAL SECURITY
SOCIAL SECURITY NONSENSE
CHECKS TO HAVE NEW APPEARANCE
TESTING SOCIAL SECURITY
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
NEW HEARINGS ORDERED ON SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS
TESTING SOCIAL SECURITY
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS
SEE ALSO DISABILITY PENSinNS
NEW HEARINGS ORDERED ON SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS
SOCIAL SECURITY TO REVIEW SOM= CASES
FAIRER STANDARDS WELCOME
FAIRNESS AND DIGNITY SHOULD M". RK REVIEWS
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
SOCIAL SECURITY NO LUXURY
SOCIAL SERVICES. N.C.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
BINGO MEASURE SEEKS 'FAIR SHAKE*
SOCIAL WORKERS
PROGRAM GETS RETAROEO WORKERS OUT OF 'SHELTFRS'
SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY
ALLEGEO BREAK-IN BY POLICE PRISED
SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISM
SEE ALSO GAMES
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENOI
SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISM STAGES: CHRISTMAS PAST
MUSEUM OFFERS MEDIEVAL HOLIDAY
SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION f. ENC1UR AGEMENT OF BARBERSHOP OUARTET SINGING
3ARBE0SH0P SINGERS PLAN GUEST NIGHT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHORUS
CHAPEL HILL OUARTET WILL RECEIVE LICENSE
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
FEMALE PREACHER VISITEO IN STATE 230 YEARS AGO
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FBI AGENTS SEIZE COUNTERFEIT SOCKS
SODIUM BISULFITE
FOR $3,500. YOU GET 200-PAGE 8 OOK ,
SOFT OR INKS
SEE ALSO VENDING MACHINES
WOMAN SUES PEPSI BOTTLERS OVE3 SOOA POP
FUDGE FRENZY: NOW YOU CAN HAV? YOUR CHOCOLATE AND DIET TOO
SOFTBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION DEPT. , SOFTBALL
SOFTBALL IN OURHAM ATTRACTS MANY PLAYERS
PREPARING FOR SUMMEn
SOUTH GRANVILLE POUNDS CLAYTON IN PLAYOFFS. 15-2
SPARTANS ELIMINATED IN SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
SOUTH GRANVILLE OUSTED IN S0FT3ALL SEMIFINAL. 5-1
JERRY'S BANOITS ADVANCE TO NATIONALS
GREY STONE CHAMPIONS
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO FROSION
SEE ALSO N.C. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION
SEE ALSO PERSON COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, DURHAM CITY AND OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO SEDIMENTATION CONTROL, ORANGE COUNTY
SOIL CONSERVATION DIRECTORS TRYING TO SAVE AGENCY
LEGISLATION AIMEO AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
SOIL EROSION
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EFFECT ON FOREST SOIL
SOIL TEST
SEE ALSO DRAINAGE
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS,
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS.
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS, ORANGE C3
•ANO THE SOIL WON'T PERCOLATE EITHER!'
OUKE RESEARCHER WILL STUDY ACI 0 RAIN'S _.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHOWERED WITH PROTESTS OF REVALUATIONS
BOARO TO EXAMINE SEPTIC TANK FAILURES
PERCOLATION PROBLEMS PERK UP lOARO'S REVIEW
SOLAR ENERGY
SEE ALSO RAYS OF HOPE
NORTH CAROLINIANS TURN TO SUN FOR ENERGY NEEDS
SOLAR WIENERS
STUDENTS WIN ENERGY CONTEST
SOLAR ENERGY CONFERENCE
SOLAR ENERGY IS EASILY EXPLAINED
GOAL OF BOARO, RAYS OF HOPE TO M»KE CHATHAM COUNTY SOLAR CAPITAL.
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
SEE ALSO "AGAZINES
WHOSE CIGARETTES HAVE GONE TO WAR?
SOLICITING
SEE ALSO CHARITIES
SEE ALSO FUND RAISING
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MUNTHLY/A
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SEE ALSO N.C. OFFICE OF SOLICITATION LICENSING
SOLICITATION USING F6WEL GIRL'S NAME CALLEO LEGITIMATE
QUESTIONABLE SOLICITATION
RIGHTS OF HANDICAPPED CH1L0°EN A3USED
DISCOURAGE PHONE PESTS
CIVITAN PRESIDENT: CLUB HAS HE LPEO HANDICAPPED
MEBANE TOWN COUNCILMAN CHARGED WITH SOLICITATION
BE WA"Y OF MONEY-RAISERS
COURT BARS RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
SUPREME COURT LETS STAND RULING ON POLICY AT NCSU
OFFICIAL CONVICTED OF VIOLATING OATH OF OFFICE
MAN WHO OFFEREO 'FIX' FOR SEX GETS SENTENCE
JUOGE SAYS CHILD LABOR LAW BROKEN
SOLID HASTE
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNSTIVFS
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO SLUDGE
SEE ALSO WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
TWO COMPANIES WANT GREENSBORO'S GARBAGE
SAVINGS TO BE HAD IN A DISTRICT SYSTEM
SOLOMON NOPTHRUP'S OOYSSEY IFILHI
STAGVILLE SHOWS "PLAYHOUSE' MOVIE
SOMERHILL GALLERY
THE LOST ART EXHIBIT: SOMERHILL SUBSTITUTIONS A SINGULAR SHOW
TPAPP SUBJECT AESTHETIC FORCE
JACKSON'S 'PORCH PEOPLE' PRESERVED IN TRANOUILITY
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
INVITATIONAL SHOWS WATERCOLOR IS more THAN SEA OATS. BARNS
FORMER SCULPTOR SHOWS PAINTINGS AT SOMERHILL
MASKS OF FEAR ANO SHAPES OF G'ACE
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
SCULPTURE TRAOITIONS ARE SHOWING A COMEBACK
SOMETHYME RESTAURANT
MEAT POPS UP IN UNLIKELY PLACES
A SONOHEIM AFFAIR I SHOW I
SONGS MAKE STORY IN 'AFFAIR'
GUILD GETS 'TOGETHER' ON 'SONOHEIM- SHOW
'SONDHEIM AFFAIR' A OURHAM GE1
SONGWRITERS
COMPOSERS' FORUM: SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM BARS
SONGS TELL OF TEXTILE PROBLEMS
SONNY'S RAPBECUE
SONNY'S bARBECUE LEAVES CHAPEL HILL
SOPENSON-CHRISTIAN INDUSTRIES
ANGIER FIRM'S BACKBOARDS SOLD ON SIX CONTINENTS
THE SOUTH
3ABY DEATHS IN SOUTH OUTRUNNING NATION'S
HEART-RENDING LUNACY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPORTANT IN SOUTH
NEW YORKERS CONSIDER MOVING SOUTH
LUMBERTON WRITER EXPLORES NEW SOUTH
OUKE PROF: SOUTH PROMOTED OWN DOWNFALL
15-STATE SOUTHERN VOTE OK'O
DUKE HISTORIAN'S NEW BOOK SAYS SOUTH PROMOTED ITS OWN DOWNFALL
SOUTH'S TRADITIONAL HOSPITALITY IS IN OANGER AS REGION CHANGES
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY IS TRAOITION WORTH KEEPING
NCCU PROF: JOBS LURE BLACKS TO SOUTH
I'lSIOE
UNC STUDY PREDICTS SOUTH TO RISE AGAIN
BOARO: SOUTH STILL PLAGUED
SOUTH AFRICA
SEE ALSO AFRICA I SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIIESI
SEE ALSO APARTHEID
SEE ALSO COMMITTEE FOR PEACE WITH JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SOUTH AFRICA COALITION
SEE ALSO KENYA
SEE ALSO SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES
A PERCEPTIVE COLUMN
OUR APATHY HURTS SGUTH AFRICAN BLACKS
SOUTH AFRICA'S VIOLENCE SPREADS
KENNEDY 'DIPLOMACY' WRONG
BLACKS AGAINST BLACKS
ASHE: S. AFRICA AIMS TO SET UP PHONY STATES
ASHE URGES DUKE TO EXAMINE INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
NCNB SAYS IT WILL NO LONGER LEND MONEY TO SOUTH AFRICA
CARTOON HITS MARK ON S. AFRICAN CRITICS
REFORM PAINFUL IN SOUTH AFRICA
BLACK ON ALL-FOURS PROVIDES SEATING FOR WHITES IN S. AFRICA ICARTOONI
SOUTH AFRICAN BLACKS SUFFER
WHICH SHOULD WE BOYCOTT?
LIFE UNOER APARTHEID SPURS CHABAKU TO PREACH CHANGE
APRIL INSIGHT
RESOLUTION PROTESTS SOUTH AFRICA'S POLICY
ALL'S NEARLY C AL H ON CAMPUS
REPEAL OF SEX LAWS A SIGNIFICANT STEP
BUSINESS HIGHL IGHTS
■FORM A FREE CONFEDERATION'
WORLD WAR PROTESTERS LINE FRANKLIN STREET
5 PROTEST A THIRD WORLD WAR
DEALING WITH S. AFRICA DIFFICJLT
PROTEST PLANNEO AT OUKE ON S. AFRICA CONNECTION
SANFORD URGES STUOY OF DUKE INVESTMENTS
UOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPING ICARTOONI
SANFORD: S. AFRICA ISSUE NOT THOUGHT OUT
INVESTMENT CHANGE URGEO
STUDENTS ASK TRUSTEES TO USE SULLIVAN TEST
SANFORO ASKS TRUSTEES FOR STUOY OF INVESTMENTS
DUKE PLANS MONITOR ON S. AFRIIA TIES. SANFORO TELLS BOARO
LOSING JOBS WON'T HELP BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA
INCONSISTENT FOREIGN POLICY
ANTI-APARTHEIO GROUP FORMS
DURHAM VOTERS ABE URGED TO BACK S. AFRICA TRAOE 3 AN
LEE TO DISCUSS S. AFRICA POLICIES
CONCERNED SENIORS TO MEET
VIGILS SUGGESTEO AS APARTHEID PROTEST
LFE: CIVIL-RIGHTS FIGHTERS SH1ULO TARGET APARTHFID
EASTERN N.C. METHOOISTS PASS 'ESGLUTION ON CENTRAL AMERICA
SANCTIONS NOT THE WAY TO ELIMINATE APARTHFID
EOITORIAL WAS 'SHEER IDIOCY'
BLINDEO BY LUMBER IN THE EYE
SPEAKER: RIGHTS STRUGGLES SAME IN U.S.. SOUTH AFRICA
•HERALD.' REAGAN'S FOLKS ARE AIR HEADS
30 PROTEST APARTHEID IN AFRICA
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EDITORIAL HAS UFF BEAM
APARTHEIO IS AN AMERICAN HIST3RY ISSUE
APARTHEID IS NOT A ■CLOUDY1 ISSUE
HOUSE VOTES ON SOUTH AFRICA BILL
ARE APARTHEID PROTESTORS 'USEFUL IDIOTS"?
ADMINISTRATION HIDING SECRET
LET SOUTH AFRICA DECIDE
HELMS THREATENS FILIBUSTER AGVINST SOUTH AFRICA BILL
TUTU'S ACTION BEFITS NOBEL PE'CE PRIZE
PRETORIA NEEOS ENCOURAGEMENT
BLACKS ARE EXPLOITED
APARTHEID
IT'S RIGHT TO SAY APARTHEIO'S WRONG
ANTI-APARTHEID ART OPENS AT LIBRARY
TODAY'S HOLOCAUST
BOTHA SNUBS STATESMANSHIP
ANTI-APARTHEID EXHIBIT OPENS
INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA TO BE DEBATED
PANELISTS: DIVESTMENT NOT ENOUGH FOR S. AFRICA
ROLE OF AMERICAN BUSINESSES U SOUTH AFRICAN CHANGES DEBATEO
THE VOICE OF SOUTH AFRICAN STATESMANSHIP
BLACK VIOLENCE
ART AGAINST APARTHEIO
VIGIL ON SOUTH AFRICA DESERVES SUPPORT
S. AFRICA NEEDS HOPE. NOT THREAT, TO SOLVE ILLS
BOTHA MEETS KITH FALWELL
FALWELL VIEWS HIT BY CLERICS IN SOUTH AFRICA
DEMONSTRATORS PROTEST BANK'S LOANS
SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE (CARTOON)
BANK WON'T COMMENT ON PROTEST
APARTHEID FOES ATTACK FALWELL
15 HOUSE REPUBLICANS BLAST FALWELL FOR DEFENDING S. AFRICAN POLICIES
FALWELL STONEWALLS REALTIY
FALWELL. NOT BISHOP TUTU. IS THE PHONY
DEMOCRACY. SOCIALISM FOREVER
FALWELL SHOULD READ DR. KING'S LETTER
PROGRAM ON APARTHEIO
WHAT ARE SOVIET AIMS IN SOUTH AFRICA?
APARTHEID IN N.C.?
EDITORIAL USED CLICHES
FALWELL IMMATURE IN CALLING TJ TU PHONY — JESSE JACKSON
THERE ARE OTHER COINS FOR BUYERS
REMARKS CAUSE HOSTILITY
END APARTHEID IMMEDIATELY
READER OFFERS OWN S. AFRICAN EXPERIENCE
WHEREAS — CONGRESS IS SO HET U» OVER APARTHEID... (CARTOON!
SANDINISTAS SEEK TO HELP MISKITOS
NATIVE AMERICANS' RIGHTS IGNORED
UNANIMITY IN REPUGNANCE
SOVIET UNION, NOT APARTHEIO. IS BIG THREAT TO SOUTH AFRICA
OFFICIAL SAYS N.C. HAS II. S BILLION INVFSTEO IN FIRMS THAT...
INCREDIBLE HYPOCRISY
PASTOR SEES SOME HOPE IN SOUTH AFRICA
DUKE TRUSTEES DISCUSS S. AFRICA
PROTESTERS CALL OIVESTITURE ST ANO A GESTURE
LIBERATIONISM S. AFRICA REFUGEES NEED AID
SOUTH AFRICAN DOLLS BEING SOL3 IN N.C.
DIVESTMENT WOULD STRIKE AT APARTHEIO
SANCTIONS WOULD HURT U.S.
SYMPOSIUM ON SOUTH AFRICA TO 3EGIN SUNOAY
PRESBYTERIAN GROUP SAYS EAST AIDE CURSED THEM
AIDE'S BEHAVIOR UPSETS VISITORS TO SEN. EAST
EXUBERANCE
SYMPOSIUM SMILE
BELL TOWER BUTTERFLY
GET INVOLVED, SOUTH AFRICAN U'GES DUKE STUDENTS
CLEARING THE RECORD
EAST AOMONISHES AIDE FOR OUTBURST
ELON COLLEGE TO RFSTRiCT INVESTMENTS IN S. AFRICA
S. AFRICAN MINORITY MORE LIBERAL THAN GOVERNMENT, OUKE PROF SAYS
ELON COLLEGE BOARO AOOPTS RESOLUTION ON SOUTH AFRICA
SYMPOSIUM HELPS SENSITIZE STUOENTS TO RACIAL INEQUITIES
POLITICS WON'T STOP GOLF'S RICHEST TOURNEY
SEN. EAST SHOULD MAKE STAFF MEMBER APOLOGIZE
OUKE PROF: BOTHA WILL GIVE WAY TO BLACKS
SOVIET HYPOCRISY
SCHOOLS TAKE DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO APARTHEIO
OUKE TRUSTEE BACKS S. AFRICAN POLICY
LIBERTY COACH SAYS LENOI R-RH Y<l E GAINED NOTHING WITH ITS STATEMENT
CONSUL BLAMES U.S. TV FOR S. AFRICA WOES
WOLFPACK ALUMNI MAY DIVEST STOCKS
UNC STUDENTS SEEK S. AFRICAN INVESTMENT ENO
SCLC PRESIOENT IS CHARGED AFTER PROTEST AT GROCERY STORE
STUDENT LEADERS WANT UNC TO S-l UN INOIRECT S. AFRICA TIES
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL UPGES APARTHEIO BAN
JUSTICE OONE, SAYS WIOOW Of SLAIN MAN
UNC OKS APARTHEID RESOLUTION
TRUSTEES ACCEPT DIVESTITURE RrSOLUTION BY FACULTY COUNCIL
S. AFRICAN URGES PUPILS TO FIGHT APARTHEIO
WHERE'S THE BEEF?
SALARY 'DISPARITIES' PEEVE NCCU FACULTY
WAKE FOREST STUDIES POLICY ON S. AFRICA
A TWO-SIDED ISSUE
VIGIL SET TO PROTEST JAILING
VIGIL PLANNED TO PROTEST MRS. MANOELA • S ARREST
SOUTH AFRICA, NEWSPAPERS
DURHAM WUMAN SAYS ARRESTED S.
SOUTH AFRICA CLOSES DOOR
SOUTH AFRICAN REFUGEES
CITY SCHOOLS HAVE FEWER OLDER STUDENTS
LIBERATIONISM S. AFRICA REFUGEES NEED AIO
SOUTH BRUNSWICK. N.C.
DON'T EXPECT NEON AT BRUNSWICK BEACHES
AFRICAN EDITOR MAN OF COURAGE
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SEE ALSO HILTON HEAD, S.C.
SEE ALSO NORTH MYRTLE BEACH
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SUN FUN FEST STARTS FRIDAY ALONG S.C. GRAND STRAND
HURRICANE BOS HITS COAST OF S. C . i THOUSANDS FLEE
s.c, taxes
REPORT QUESTIONS FAIRNESS OF PROPERTY TAXES
S.C. HIGHWAY PATROL
S.C. TROOPER KILLED: N.C. MAN CHARGED
THREE BEING HELD IN OEATH UF SOUTH CAROLINA TROOPER
THREE HITCHHIKERS CHARGED IN 3EATHS OF TROOPER, MAN
TWO MEN, WUMAN INDICTEO IN SLAYING OF S.C. TROOPER
SOUTH COLUMBIA STREET ICHAPEL HILLI
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"•ACE 756
1/16/86
SEE *LSr CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. STREETS
2 CHAPEL HILL STREETS TO IE OME-WAY
PITTSR030. S. COLUMBIA STREETS IN CHIPEL HILL TO 9E ONE-WAY
snuTH coLumu traffic is headed north now
SOUTH GRANVILLE EYE ASSOCIATES
TINTED GLASSES LOWER ErFSTRAI'J,
SPEED WORK
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
ON WITH THE SHOW
IT'S A BLAST
GRANVILLE TEACHER OP YEAR NAM=0
HARD WORK PAYS OFP
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SAOPENEO BY EXCHANGE STUDENT'S HEATH
GPANVILLE PANEL TO STUDY TRAC< POR HIGH SCHOOL
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
NEW LEAGUE TO HELP UNICORN PROGRAM
SOUTH GRANVILLE EASES PAST NCSSM
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FOOTBALL
P.M. DIGEST
SOUTH GPANVILLE EYES WINNING SEASON
TEAMWORK
S. GRANVILLE POINTS TO FUQUAY
VIKINGS' MCCALL HAS SIGHTS SET ON ONE THING — END ZONE
FUwUAV'S 2ND HALF SINKS SOUTH GRANVILLE
SOUTH GRANVILLE FALLS
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SOFTBALL
SOUTH GRANVILLE OUSTED IN SOFTBALL SEUIFINAL. 5-1
SOUTH HILL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
WARREN COUNTY RECEIVES PROPOSAL FOR HOSPITAL
SOUTH KOREA
SEE ALSO KOREA
SOUTH KOREAN EDUCATORS SEEK TIES TO hath SCHOOL
KOREAN GIFT
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAJCUS
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.
SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS DRAWS MANY OFFICE SEEKERS
CLEARING THE RECORD
BLACK CAUCUS ENDORSES 9
SOUTH PACIFIC (PLAY)
2 IN MUSICAL
SOUTH ROXBORO ST.
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE ALSO 15-501 BYPASS
SEE ALSO ROXBORO ST.
REPAIRING ROAO
S. ROXBORO APARTMENTS ENTERED
POLICE SAY MAN ENTERS APART-ENTS
150 MILLION BONO ISSUE ITEMS 'ANKEO
SOUTH SJUARE CORPORATE CENTER
GROUNDBREAKING BEGINS FOR MAJOR OFFICE BUILDING
$3.6 "ILLION OFFICE BUILDING "LANNED NEAR SOUTH SQUARE
IS IT GIANT PARTY DECOR? NO IT'S SCULPTURE BY GILLESPIE
SOUTH SOUARE GETS GILLESPIE TOTEMS
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
SOUTH SOUARE MALL
SOUTH SOUARE AUCTION BENEFITS ARTS COUNCIL
SEVERAL AGENCIES HELPED
LADY LIBERTY
TO THE RESCUE
LEADER OF THE PACK
HOPPING TO aE HELD
HEALTH FAIR OFFICIALS WANT BETTER TURNOUT
■SENIOR PROM' PLANNED FOR THE ELDERLY
HOP-A-THON VISITOR
HIGH RISE BUILDING WILL BOOST DURHAM
DURHAM SHOPPERS. BUSINESSMEN SEE REAGAN TAX PLAN AS 'STARTING POINT'
MI M-SKYSCRAPER SHOULD BE BUILT OOWNTCN
FIREWORKS SHOW ATTRACTS ESTIMATED 60.000 PEOPLE
SOUTH SOUARE "ALL EMPLOYEE ROBBED
PROTEST OF MAGAZINE GOES BEYOND CLOSING
NO ARRESTS FOLLOW PROTEST AT eoDKSTORc
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
MERCHANTS BRACE FOR BUYING FR=NZY
M-w STORE WILL CLOSE
SOUTH SOUARE LOSING WARDS: MAJOR MALL STORE TO CLOSE...
SOUTH SOUARE SEEKS WARO REPLa:emENT
SANTA'S WORKSHOP
IVEY'S EYES MOVE TO SOUTH SOUARE
CANDY CANE MOUNTAIN
IVEY'S CONSIDERS DURHAM STORE
TPOOKS
SOUTH SOUARE MOTORS
CAR OEALERSHIP ADDITION COST To EXCEED II MILLION
SOUTH SOUARE MOTORS EXPANDING
SOME SEMINARS SELL STOCKS AND FUNDS! SO"E SELL TEX
SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST SEMINARY
WPMAN LEAVES SEMINARY 1225,000
BAPTISTS WOUND THEMSELVES
EDITORIAL WAS 'DRIVEL'
BAPTISTS APOLOGIZE FOR DOING WRONG LESSON ON SATAN
SOUTHEASTERN CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
SEVEN GET 13,000 SECCA ARTISTS PRIZES
RIGIOITY AND GLI3NESS DETRACT IN SECCA 'SOUTHEAST SEVEN-
FELLOWSHIP WINNERS SHOW AT SECCA
SFCCA RAISES GRANTS
SOUTHEASTERN REGIJNAL COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL IMOROVEMFNT
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
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RTP-BASEO COUNCIL WINS EDUCATION CONTRACT
SOUTHEASTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. (CHARLOTTE. N.C.I
SOUTHEASTERN SAVINGS NOTES PROFIT TRIPLED TO 13 MILLION OURING 1994
SOUTHEASTERN WAR RESISTED LEAGUE
SEE WAR RESISTEBS' LEAGUE
SOUTHERN 500
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
POLE RUN GIVES ELLIOTT OEPOS IT ON II MILLION
WALTRIP UPSTAGES 'LONESOME BILL'
ROOKIE DRIVERS GET WORO: NO FOOLIN' AT DARLINGTON
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1
p
p
T37
H 2
3/31/85
B
1
p
P
K30
h 2
3/31/85
C
12
p
P
K30
S 2
4/19/85
A
8
N
S 2
4/25/85
A
1
p
P
J56
H 2
5/01/85
A
11
N
S 2
5/02/85
c
1
p
P
S76
H 2
5/29/85
A
4
L
S 2
5/3P/85
C
1
p
N
= 38
H 2
6/11/85
A
4
L
S 2
7/05/85
c
1
N
J56
H 2
3/21/85
A
15
N
H 2
9/26/85
B
4
p
N
J54
S 2
9/26/85
A
3
N
H 2
10/25/85
0
6
p
N
S 2
11/23/95
B
I
N
W82
S 2
12/02/95
A
1
N
H 2
12/03/85
A
1
N
L41
S 2
12/03/85
A
1
N
W32
S 2
12/06/85
S
I
0
P
C56
5 2
12/13/95
A
1
N
S 2
12/13/85
5
1
p
P
C56
H 2
12/14/»5
C
3
N
S 2
A/26/85
C
I
N
C60
H 2
4/27/85
A
9
N
H 2
7/14/85
0
10
p
N
L41
H 2
5/25/85
A
9
N
H 2
6/29/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/08/95
A
4
L
M 2
8/11/85
A
12
N
2 1/04/85 D 12 N
2 5/17/85 0 10 P R G68
2 B/02/85 0 4 I
2 8/23/85 0 4 N
h 2 7/31/85 A I N
H 2 2/03/85 B 10 N
2 8/30/85 C 1 P N M14
2 8/30/85 C I U M14
2 8/31/85 D 1 U M14
monthly/annual
i/oi/b5 -
INDEX
12/31/»5
U !) J E C T s
PA-U 757
1/16/96
MILLION DOLLAR PILL GUNNING F?R GOLD IN SOUTHERN 500
WALTRIP HARMS UP WITH LIS WIN
•MILLION DOLLAR BILL PROM OAWSONVILLE'
ELLIOTT EARNEO HIS NIG PAYDAY
SOUTHERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
ALAMANCE STUDENTS TO SING AT HHITE HOUSE
SOUTHERN ALAMANCE MIDDLE SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
ALAMANCE STUDENTS TO SING AT JHITE HOUSE
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AM 0 SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHUOLS, N.C, ACCREDITATION
SCHOOLS RE-ACCREDITED
NCCU AIMS TO BRING EXCELLENCE TO REALITY
NCCU DEVELOPING NEW SYSTEM FO' JUDGING WORTH OF PROGRAMS
SCHOOLS READY FOR INSPECTION
CHECKING UP ON CITY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL ACCREDITATION TOPIC OF SHOW
REVIEW IS POINTING OUT CITY SPOOLS' STRENGTHS
OTI TO JOIN ACCREDITATION APPEAL
SOUTHERN BANCORPORATION, INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSD BAPTISTS
SEE ALSO GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION
SEE ALSO N.C. BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
ORDINATION OF WOMEN CAUSING CONTROVERSY AMONG BAPTISTS
MINISTER TO SEEK SOUTHERN BAPTIST PRESIDENCY
BAPTIST FIGHT BREWING: FUNDAMF NTAL I STS SEEK TO HOLD CONVENTION..
BAPTISTS EXPECT RECORD TURNOUT
SOUTHERN BAPTIST PRESIDENT URGES PEACE IN TR0U9LE0 DENOMINATION
BAPTIST MODERATES PROTEST PROCEDURES
BAPTISTS WOUND THEMSELVES
GRAHAM'S TELEGRAM STIRS CONTROVERSY
GRAHAM APOLOGIZES FOR LEAKED TELEGRAM
EDITORIAL WAS 'DRIVEL1
EDITORIAL 'SLANTED,' • MI S I NFO' MED'
BAPTISTS WALK PROUDLY
UNITY IN TRUTH
BAPTIST PANEL TO AVOID SCHISM
COL"" '
S I
N F EL
P 0 DATE C PC L
H 2 9/01/95 C 1
H ? 9/01/85 C 10 P N Ml*
9/02/85
9/03/85
N Ml*
U Ml*
H 1 12/11/85 B 1
H 1 12/11/B5 B I
H
?
1/17/85
A
1 ?
N
5
?
2/26/85
A
1
N
1 18
H
?
2/27/85
(
/
n
N8D
s
?
3/12/85
<
2
i
1 (8
H
/
5/02/85
H
2 P P
(56
H
?
5/07/85
A
1 D
N
5
7
5/09/85
(.
1
N
1 »fl
H
2
10/23/85
B
16
N
F50
H
2
9/21/85
B
8
N
H
?
*/16/55
r
1 7
N
S
?
5/11/85
A
15
N
H
?
6/01/85
A
7
N
s
f
6/10/S5
r.
1
N
5
?
6/12/85
A
5
N
H
?
6/l*/85
A
3
N
H
7
6/28/85
A
*
F
S
7
6/29/85
A
/*
N
H
7
6/30/85
R
1 7
N
H
?
7/08/85
A
4
1.
H
?
7/10/85
A
*
1
H
?
7/15/85
A
*
1
H
7
7/19/85
A
*
1
H
?
8/05/85
H
1 *
N
H
7
9/12/85
A
I 9
N
H
7
9/22/85
H
13
N
H
7
11/05/85
A
9
N
H
f
11/15/85
r,
9 1
> N
s
2
11/15/85
e
S 1
> N
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO TELEPHONES. N.C.
PANEL ASKS SOUTHERN BELL TO M30IFY 911 SERVICE TAPIFF H 2 3/21/95
LONG DISTANCE ALTERNATIVE FOR ATCT COMING TO AREA H 2 */29/85
SOUTHERN BELL: NO RATE HIKE THIS YEAR BUT ONE NEEDED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE H 2 5/23/85
SOME CUSTOMERS SAY SOUTHERN BELL BILLS WERE WRONG H 2 8/03/85
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SOUTHERN BELLE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, BUSINESSES
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SOUTHERN BELLE MAKES COMEBACK IN BUSINESS WORLD
SOUTHERN BOUNDARIES PARK
PETITION CITES LACK OF ACCESS TO CITY PARK'S TENNIS COURTS
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
SCLC PRESIDENT IS CHARGED AFTER PROTEST AT GROCERY STORE
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
BIG FOUR REVISITS FORMER LEAGUE
SOUTHERN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE
SOUTHERN DURHAM INDUSTRIAL PARK
PARK DEVELOPERS SEEK CITY WATER SERVICES
SOUTHERN FURNITURE EXPOSITION BUILDING. INC.
SEE ALSO FURNITURE INDUSTRY
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SOUTHERN FURNITURE EXPOSITION REJECTS OFFER TO 3UY COMPANY
SOUTHERN FURNITURE EXPOSITION OFFERS INTERNAL TAKEOVER
BUSINESSMEN RAISE OFFER FOR FJRNITURE tXPO BUILDING
BUSINESSMAN RAISES STOCK 0FFE5 FOR FURNITURE EXPOSITION BUILDING
SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET
SEE FURNITURE MARKET
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS SAY MEETING A SUCCESS
GOVERNOR RIGHT ABOUT TEXTILES
SOUTHERN PRIMARY OFFERS ADVANTAGES
SOUTHERN GROWTH POLICIES BOARD
HIGH-TECH COMPANIES HAVE DIFFERENT NEEDS
BOARO: SOUTH STILL PLAGUEO
SOUTHERN HARVEST
SEE FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
FLOOO: LISTENING NECESSARY
NO SIMPLE ANSWER TO SUICIDE
IT'S ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL
SOUTHERN SENIOR TO ATTEND NAVAL ACADEMY
SOUTHERN HIGH FUND-RAISER IS SATUROAY
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL RELEASES HONOR ROLL FOR 3RD NINE WEEKS
BUS DRIVER OF THE YEAR
BOSS OF THE YEAR
LOOKING FOR JOBS
CHANGING OF THE GUARD
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
SCHOOL CALM AFTFR STABBING
HOMEWORK BOUND
HOMECOMING PREPARATION
WITH ^PTBTT*\
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL STUOENTS
DENTAL RECRUITERS AT UNC TARGET OURHAM SCHOOLS
HIT IT GIRLS
FOUR PERMITS SOUGHT TO OISCHA'GE WASTEWATER
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL. ASSAULTS
STUOENT STABBED AT SOUTHERN HIGH
SOUTHERN HIGH AFTERSHOCK: KNIFINGS OCCUR
H 2 12/2*/85 A
N
H 2 6/09/85 B 9 P N L*l
S 2 8/30/85 C 1 N J13
H 2 11/15/85 B * N
S 2 9/27/85 0 I P N F25
S 2 */26/85 A 6 P G 0*3
S 2 6/26/85 A 1 M N M69
H ? 11/15/85 C 6 N
H 2 11/22/85 e 6 N
H 2 11/29/85 A 10 N
H 2 12/02/85 A 9 N
H 2 12/21/85 A 3 N
S 7 9/11/85 C
H 2 9/l*/95 A
H 2 9/15/85 D
S 7 3/27/85 B 1* J
H 2 12/04/85 B ' N
s
?
1/16/85
r
1
N
1 38
H
?
2/0*/B5
A
A
1
H
7
3/09/85
A
6
P
p
I M
S
7
*/25/85
r
q
p
N
H
7
5/02/85
B
?
N
5
7
5/02/85
A
1 \
N
H
7
5/16/85
P.
5
p
P
M66
s
7
5/22/95
r.
1
p
P
M66
H
7
5/2*/85
A
If.
p
P
M6
H
7
6/22/95
H
1
p
P
'66
H
7
9/27/85
n
A
p
N
s
■>
10/02/85
r
I
N
A* 7
s
?
10/1 1/85
A
10
p
P
1 66
s
?
10/11/85
A
in
P
V
( 56
s
?
10/11/85
A
i 'i
P
P
( 66
s
7
11/12/85
r
i >
N
s
7
11/16/85
A
5
N
.11 i
H
/
U/23/85
H
1
p
P
I U
H
I
12/l"/85
0
*
N
SOHEPLACE ELSE*
2 10/02/85 B 1 N M51
2 10/D*/85 B 1 N F50
MONTHLY/
N 1 U A L
INDEX
12/31/95
SUBJECTS
N E
P 0
PAGE 758
1/16/86
PC L P 8YL
YTUTH JAILEO IN SCHOOL STABBI'JG CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING IMMAT =
SOBBING TEEN SENTENCED FUR STABBING AT SCHOOL
STUDENT SENTENCED IN STABBING
2 10/10/15 b 5 N
2 11/19/95 6 I N SB?
2 11/19/85 C I N
S 2 2/11/95 C 10 N
H ■> 12/07/95 C 2 p P T37
H 2 5/17/95 B 1 P U
southern high school, graduation
high school graduations start june 7 h 2 5/19/85 b 5
graduation oay: autho^ tells southern seniors to try to change the world h 2 6/09/85 a 5
southern graduates told to demand justice s 2 6/09/85 a 1
marching in s 2 6/09/95 a 3
southeon high school. students
southern high releases honor ' oll
best bricklayers
southern high school band
southern band tunes up for football season
suuthern high school sports. baseball
series strikes out
southfrn clubs harnett central
spartans' goss throws a no-hitter at bulldogs
goss gets no-hitter
southern stops jordan comfbac<. moves into share of triangle lead
southfrn jumps into first
southern, jordan take triangl= lead
spartans. falcons win
wright's chance gives spartans triangle title
wright's hit helps southern r=peat
errors sink knights
spartans make most of miscues for playoff win
southern on top when rain cam=
southern holds 3-0 lead
southern rides double play into baseball ou ar t£»f i n al s
spartans win. gain final eight
w. guilford eliminates southern, 6-3
spartans fall. 6-3
fanfare: spartans dominate all-triangle team
southern high school sports. basketball (b0ys1
southern's late fate nips northern in ot
southern snatches victory for knights
southern hanos webb 1st loss. 73-71
dunking the warriors
spartans. armed with confident. ground falcons
spartans turn tables on favorfo falcons
jordan vs. southern: expect the unexpected
falcons down southern for share of triangle title
falcons nip spartans; knights earn the bye
rigers rip hornets; spartans win
behind rodney green, webb sinks spartan' upset hopes
jordan, webb to meet in district showoown
spartans have potential
spartans hold off falcons in stretch
spartans turn back falcons
northern seeks end to southern blues
spartans pull shade on northern knights
southern the top act. ..again
southern stops willia-s, 66-62
northern surprises southern
bullock, spartans bull past panthers, 66-57
wobbly spartans win
panthers keep the s°irit
southern remains title contenoer
southern looking for first su^ title
•dogs. hornets vie for holiday tourney crown
chasing a spartan
HORNETS. 'DOGS EASE INTO TITl? Game
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
SOUTHERN FOOTBALL POSITION DRAWING OUTSIDE ATTENTION
SEVEN REMAIN IN THE RUNNING FOR SOUTHERN FOOTBALL VACANCY
THIS AND THAT
CHIP GILL BEST RET To REPLACE DAVIS?
SOUTHERN PICKS GILL IN FOOTBALL
GILL COMES HO-<E TO RUN SPARTAN FOOTBALL
SPARTAN AIDE NAMED HILLSIDE FOOTBALL COACH
GILL CLIMBS LADDER TO GET HOME
NEW COACH. NEW SEASON
SOUTHFRN PRACTICE
SOUTHERN FACES A TOUGH NON-COV F ERENCE SCHEDULE
GILL. SOUTHERN FACE BIG CHALLENGE
SEASON OPENS FRIDAY, COACHES IN LIMELIGHT
IF TRADITION REIGNS. THAT MEANS SOUTHERN, EAST WAKE TO RULE
SOUTHERN READY FQR OPENER
ORANGE SLIGHT FAVORITE VS. SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN COACH MISSED
GILL ANXIOUS OF FIRST STEP IN BIG SHOES
SOUTHERN OPENS SEASON AT ORANGE
HEAVY RAINS LEAVE ORANGE, SOUTHERN TIED
RAIN LEAVES GILL. G I L 30 FIT TO BE TIED
SOUTHERN. NORTHERN LEAO LIST OF FAVORITES
SOUTHERN-JJROAN BATTLE HEADS SLATE
SOUTHERN TRAVELS TO JOROAN TONIGHT
SPARTANS RUN AROUND JORDAN
SPARTANS FLOOD JOROAN
OLO RIVALRY GETS NEW START
RENEWAL OF RIVALRY MAKES GOOD CENTS
OLD RIVALRY REKINDLED FOR KNIGHTS. SPARTANS
DURHAM RIVALS MEET IN BIG GAMES TONIGHT
KNIGHTS TURN OUT LIGHTS ON SOUTHERN
RIVALRY LOSES STEAM
KNIGHTS EASILY TRAMPLE OLD RIVAL
GILL VS. GILL
HIGH POINT ANDREWS JOLTS SOUTHERN
SPARTANS SET SIGHTS ON PLAYOFF
HARNETT SKIO ENDS AT 36 VS. S'ARTANS
THE WRITING ON THE WALL?
SOUTHERN SIZES UP WESTERN
BLOCKEO
SPARTANS FIND SPARK, CAGE COUGARS FOR 2N0 STRAIGHT WIN
SPARTANS SWAMP APEX, 25-7
SOUTHERN FALLS TO EAST WAKE IN 2 OVERTIMES
E. WAKE STOPS SOUTHERN IN OT
SOUTHERN BUMPED FROM PLAYOFF 1ACE
SOUTHERN, SG ELIMINATED
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SOFTBiLL (GIRLS1
SOUTHFRN GIRLS SET
SOUTHERN STAYS; NORTHERN GOES
SOUTHERN. WEBB AOVANCE IN SOFTBALL; VANCE OUT
SPARTANS ELIMINATED IN SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. WRESTLING
SOUTHERN WINS TRIANGLE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION
S 2
1/12/95
A
9
N
H 2
3/29/B5
0
4
N
H 2
4/10/85
B
9
N
S 2
4/10/85
D
3
N
H 2
4/13/85
C
1
N
C35
S 2
4/13/85
A
9
P
N
C09
H 2
5/11/R5
B
4
N
S 2
5/11/85
A
9
N
h 2
5/15/55
B
2
P
N
C36
S 2
5/15/85
D
1
P
N
C09
S 2
5/21/85
D
2
P
U
C09
H 2
5/21/°5
D
2
P
N
C36
H 2
5/24/85
C
3
N
S 2
5/24/85
0
1
N
H 2
5/26/85
C
6
N
S 2
5/27/R5
0
6
N
H 2
5/29/85
B
2
p
N
C36
S 2
5/29/85
D
3
p
N
H 2
5/30/P5
0
4
N
H 2
1/12/85
0
1
P
N
C36
S 2
1/12/85
4
8
P
N
C09
H 2
1/15/85
0
1
N
S 2
1/15/95
B
4
P
P
K30
H 2
1/26/85
D
1
P
N
C36
S 2
1/26/85
A
8
P
N
C09
H 2
2/19/95
D
1
P
N
C36
H 2
2/20/95
C
1
p
N
C36
S 2
2/20/85
D
2
P
N
C09
S 2
2/26/85
D
1
r
N
C09
H 2
3/01/85
C
1
N
C36
S 2
3/01/85
0
1
N
C09
S 2
11/15/85
0
9
P
N
815
H 2
12/04/85
B
2
P
N
C36
S ?
12/04/85
0
1
P
N
815
H 2
12/06/85
c
1
N
C36
H 2
12/07/85
0
1
P
N
C36
S 2
12/07/85
A
8
P
N
815
H 2
12/13/85
c
3
'J
5 2
12/16/85
0
6
M
H 2
12/20/85
c
3
P
N
S 2
12/20/85
0
1
P
N
815
S ?
12/23/85
0
5
P
N
B15
S 2
12/24/85
D
1
P
N
815
H 2
12/27/85
C
1
p
N
C36
h 2
12/29/85
D
1
P
N
C36
S 2
12/29/85
A
1
o
P
F70
S 2
12/28/85
A
0
P
N
815
H 2
1/20/85
C
12
P
N
C36
H 2
4/21/85
c
7
N
C36
S 2
5/07/85
B
2
U
C09
S 2
5/09/85
B
2
P
U
C09
S 2
5/21/«5
0
1
N
H 2
5/21/85
0
1
P
N
C36
H 2
7/18/85
0
1
P
N
G50
S 2
7/25/85
B
10
P
U
96 1
H 2
9/02/85
c
1
P
P
K30
S 2
3/10/85
A
9
P
P
F70
H 2
9/23/85
c
3
N
C36
S 2
8/23/85
0
8
P
F
815
H 2
B/25/R5
c
5
N
C36
H 2
8/27/85
D
18
P
N
S 2
8/28/«5
D
2
P
U
815
S 2
8/29/85
B
1
P
N
815
H 2
8/30/85
A
4
L
H 2
8/30/R5
c
1
U
C36
H 2
8/30/85
c
I
P
N
C49
H 2
8/31/85
D
1
P
N
C36
S 2
9/31/85
A
8
P
U
815
S 2
9/05/85
B
1
U
915
H 2
9/06/55
C
2
N
C36
S 2
9/06/85
0
1
N
»15
H 2
9/07/85
0
1
O
N
C49
5 2
9/07/85
A
8
P
N
»15
5 2
9/18/85
D
1
P
11
=•15
H 2
9/19/85
0
1
C
u
C36
H 2
9/20/95
c
1
p
N
C49
S 2
9/20/55
D
3
N
315
h 2
9/21/85
B
2
p
N
C36
S 2
9/21/85
A
8
U
B15
S 2
9/21/85
A
8
p
N
915
S 2
10/01/85
B
2
U
815
H 2
10/05/95
0
2
N
S 2
10/09/85
0
2
p
U
815
H 2
10/12/85
D
1
N
S 2
10/16/85
D
5
p
U
C09
H 2
10/19/95
0
1
N
H 2
10/19/65
0
2
p
p
K30
H 2
10/26/55
0
3
N
S 2
10/26/85
A
S
p
N
h 2
11 /02/85
0
1
p
N
S 2
11/02/85
A
8
p
N
815
H 2
11/09/85
D
1
p
N
F65
S 2
11/09/85
A
8
p
N
S 2
5/18/85
A
10
N
H 2
5/21/85
0
2
N
H 2
5/23/85
0
4
N
H 2
5/26/85
c
6
p
N
H 2 2/03/85 C
MONTHLY/A NNUA
1/01/8
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
>AGt 759
1/16/86
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION
SOUTHERN JUNIOR CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
SIX N.C. PLAYERS PASS THIRO ROUND AT JUNIOR TOURNEY
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
SEE ALSO "ASEf'ALL
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
WHEN MPS' IRE SOLVEO. BULLS GOING OOUBLE-A
BULLS C0UL0 JOIN SOUTHERN LEAGUE
DISCUSSION OF OURHAM'S MOVE UP JUST TALK
SOUTHERN LIVING SHOW
IT'S OPEN THROUGH SUNOAY
CHARLOTTE SHOW PROVES SPRING IS ALMOST HERE
SOUTHERN METHUOIST UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
UNC COMEBACK COMES UP SHORT AGAINST SMU
SMU OVERCOMES NORTH CAROLINA MAGIC
WOLFPACK LASSOES MUSTANGS
STATE TAKES ITS CO TO KONC AK
HOLFPACK STEALS SHOW FORM MSUTANGS
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY SPORTS. FOOTFALL
VIOLATORS FEEL STING OF NCAA GET-TOUGH ACT
SMU PRESENTS CASE FOR REVERSAL IN RULING
SMU WON'T CHALLENGE NCAA WITH LAWSUIT
SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
RECENT OIVIOENO ANNOUNCEMENTS
SOUTHERN NATIONAL'S NET EARNINGS INCREASE 13 PEPCFNT DURING 1984
SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK (LUMBERTONI
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GFEEN LEVEL FIRM MAKES A SWITCH
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
ROLLINS ENDS TERM ON FOUNDATION BOARD
SOUTHERN OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SIMPSON CAPTURES SOUTHERN OPEN; ROSE, THORPE CLOSE
SOUTHERN ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SEE SOUTH ORANGE BLACK CAUCUS
SOUTHERN PARKWAY
SOUTHERN PARKWAY WILL TIE INTO 15-501 INTERCHANGE
CITY COUNCIL LOOKS AT NEW PROPOSAL ON SOUTHERN PARKWAY
FORSYTH MAN GETS JOB OF ASSISTANT DURHAM MANAGER
TOXIC MATERIALS HEARING SET
•80S HELO CRUCIAL TO DURHAM CITY'S SOUTHERN GROWTH
DURHAM IS SEEKING TRANSPORTATION FUNDS
WARD. DEY, STOKES TO HEAO CHAMBER IN 1985
CHAMBER WANTS SOUTHERN PARKWAY
DURHAM PARKWAY IS ON AGENOA
COUNCIL OELAYS PARKWAY VOTE
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON PARKWAY
CITY OKS SOUTHERN PARKWAY JUNCTION
COUNCIL AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH LOT FOR CARWASH
COUNCIL APPROVES WARD REALIGNMENTS
CITY IMPROVEMENTS PLAN AMBITIOUS AND HOPEFUL
LAME-DUCK RECYCLING FIRM FINEO FOR LATE REPORT
PANEL SAYS NO TO SALES TAX FO' CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
SHELL PLANS TO BUY 700 ACRES OF LAND NEAR RTP
CITY ENGINEERS STUDY EASING TRAFFIC CONGESTION
CHAMBER SUPPORTS DURHAM 'LOOP'
CHAMBER: DURHAM NEEDS FULL FREEWAY. PARKWAY
ROAD WORK NEEDED NOW
DURHAM MAY VOTE ON WATER-SEWER BONO
DURHAM BONO-ISSUE PROJECTS REVIEWED
POTENTIAL PROJECTS FOR BOND VOTE IN DURHAM WOULD TOP MOT MILLION
SOUTHERN PINES. N.C.
FURNITURE THEFTS ESTIMATED AT J500.000; FOUR CHARGED
PRIEST AT SOUTHERN PINES CHURCH RESIGNS
GROUP WILL PUSH FOR HORSE RACING
FIRM STILL SEES MERRY CHRISTMAS AHEAO FOR REGION'S MERCHANTS
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SEE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SEE ALSO PAILROAOS. U.S.
RAILROADS WILL GET 27* TAX REOUCTION
TRAIN SEVERS MAN'S HANO AND LEG
SIZZLING SHOVEL
RAILWAY'S EXPLOSIVES. FLARES STOLEN
THIEVES TAKE RAILROAO FLARES A NO EXPLOSIVES
RAILROAD LEASES POSE OILEMMA
MAN STRUCK 8Y TRAIN
FRANKLIN RAILROAO HAULING FREIGHT
HISTORIC TRAIN SERVICE IS THREATENED
TRAIN-AUTO WRECK KILLS TWO BROTHERS
SOUTHERN REGIONAL EOUCATION BOARO (SREBI
WRITING TESTS WILL COMPARE 11TH GRADERS
SOUTHERN RIOERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB
SEE ALSO MOTORCYCLE GANGS
FOUR CHARGED IN BEATING. KIDNAPPING OF oikE RIDER
A SOUTHEPN SEASON (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
CLAIBORNE FINDS CHAPEL HILL EATING TO HIS LIKING
SOUTHERN SKY SOLAR
SECRETARY GETS SUSPENDED SENTFNCE
SOUTHERN SPORTS AND OUTDOOR SHOW
SEE ALSO OUTDOORS
OUTDOOR SHOW PLANNEO
SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE. INC.
VA. CO-OP NEGOTIATING FOR FCX ASSETS
SOUTHERNNET, INC.
RTP FIBER-OPTIC CEREMONY INITIATES SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNICATIONS LINK
FIRM HOLDS FIBER-OPTIC CEREMONY
SOUTHGATE AND SON, INC.
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1/01/95
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12/31/85
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SDUTHLANU TO COMPLY WITH RULES ON EROSION
OEVELOPER OFFERS 2ND EROSION PLAN
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FIRM GETS FREIGHT FOSWAROING LICENSF
POTENTIAL CLIENTS FOUNO FOR BRIGGS PARK
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TRADE GROUP OECRIES N.C. DRINKING LAWS
SOUTHLAND ESTATE WINERY
SEE ALSO WINERIES. N.C.
WINERY IS PLANNEO NEAR SELMA
SOUTHLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK
BUSINFSS PARKS MUSHROOMING
SOUTHHARK CORP.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NOPTH CAROLINA
LOEHMANN'S PLAZA IS SOLD
SOUTHSIDE CLUB
RESIDENTS COMPLAIN OF CLUB'S M Q t S E » TPASH
SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL
EXPRESSWAY PROJECT SURROUNOS SOUTHSIDE
SOUTHWEST RIDGE
CONSERVANCY HELPS PROTECT PENDER tract
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
NORTHERN TELECOM, SOUTHWESTERN BELL IN «300 MILLION OEAL
TRIANGLE J TO ASSIST ELDERLY WITH OISCOUNTS
SOVIET BLOC
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION
USSR KINDLING ECONOMIC REFORM
SOVIET UNION
SEE ALSO SOVIET BLJC
OUKE PROFESSOR IN RUSSIA
UUKt HKUFtSSUK IN KUSS1"
WHAT ARE SOVIET AIMS IN SOUTH AFRICA?
PIONEER SOVIET PHOTOGRAPHER'S WORK FEATURED A'
SOVIET UNION. NOT APARTHEID. IS BIG THREAT TO
UNC. SOVIETS TO DEBATE
PLAYMAKERS HOSTS POST-SHOW TALK
OUKE PROGRAM SEES REAL SOVIET LIFE
DUKE
SOUTH AFRICA
SOVIET UNION, ALCOHOLISM
SEE ALSO ALCOHOLISM
VODKA AND THE SOVIET UNION (C«RTOONI
ORINK IS THE CUPSE OF THE PROLETARIAT (CARTOON!
SOVIET UNION. ASTRONAUTS
SEE SOVIET UNION, SPACE RESEARCH
SOVIET UNION, BUSINESSES
•YUPPIES' SIGNAL CHANGES
SOVIET UNION, CHAIRMAN
SEE SOVIET UNION, PRESIDENT
SOVIET UNION, DEFECTORS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, EMIGRATION
PASSING PARADE
FORMER KGB AGENT SAYS ONE REASON HE OEFFCTEO WAS FOP AMERICAN CULTURE
...LIST OF AGENTS WHO HAVEN'T DEFECTED VET... ICARTOONI
"I CAN'T DEFECT. I'VE FORGOTTEN WHO I REALLY WORK FOR." ICARTOONI
SUBPOENA FOR SAILOR IS REJECTOO
SOVIET OFFICIALS REFUSE TO HONOR SUBPOENA FOR SAILOP'S TESTIMONY
HELMS 'DISMAYED' ABOUT SOVIET SAILOR
U.S. MAKES SAILOR WALK PLANK
THE LADY WITH THE STAMP
HELMS OECRIES HANDLING OF SOVIET SAILOR CASE
INSIDE
SAILOR OION'T WALK PLANK
SAILOR NOT ONLY SOVIET WHO WANTS OUT
SOVIET UNION. DISSIDENTS
DISSENT LECTURES BEGIN MONDAY
HER SILENCE SPEAKS VOLUMES
SOVIFT UNION. FCONOMY
USSR KINDLING ECONOMIC REFQPM
PROFESSOR SEES MURE SIGNS OF SOVIETS TRYING CAPITALISM
DUKE PROFESSOR SAYS SOVIETS FLIRTING MORE WITH FREE ENTERPRISE
SOVIET UNION. EMIGRATION
SEE ALSO SUVIET UNION. DEFECTORS
RUSSIAN COMIC'S GUESS WAS RIGHT
CHURCH CARDS TO PROTEST JEWS' PLIGHT
RECEIVING CAROS
SOVIFT UNION. HISTORY
SOME SOVIET POWER PLAYS LINGER FOR YEARS
SOVIFT UNION. IMMIGRATION
SUMMIT SHOULO AIR RIGHTS
SOVIET UNION, KGB
WHENCE. KGB?
ROME, 1981: KGB
UNC PROF OOUBTS SPY DUST CLAM
UNC PROFESSORS DISAGREE ON KG3'S USE OF SUBSTANCE
BAO NEWS, AGENT BULGOFF ICART3UNI
SOVIET UNION, MILITARY
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, SHIPS
U.S. HAMOS AFGHANISTAN SLINGSHOT FOR PATTLE WITH USSR ICARTOONI
NEGOTIATING POSTURE ICARTOONI
JAPAN LOSING PATIENCE
SOLDIERS HOPING PUBLICITY WILL EASE SENTENCES
DOCUMENTING BARBARITY
•...TWO HUNDRED WARNING SHOTS WITHOUT A MISS.' (CARTOON)
MORE SOVIET CONTRITION NEEDED
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE SOVIET UNION STRATEGY
DOCTOR ESCAPES FROM AFGHANISTAN
DUKE PP.OF SEES LONG WAR
SOVIETS BRUTALIZE AFGHANS
WRITE": U.S. AID TO AFGHANS SJBSTANTIAL
INSECURITY UNDERLIES THE AFGHAN INVASIUN
INVASION WAS EXPANSIONISM
SOVIET UNION, MISSILES
SEE ALSO MISSILES
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SOVIET UNION. POLITBURO
UNC PRUF: NEW SOVIET LEADER NIT WELL KNOWN
SOVIET UNION POLITBURO
SOVIET UNION. PRESIDENT
A SIGN OF HOPE - FOP. SURE?
CH6RNENKO: HIS LIFE AMD WORK (CARTOON!
SOVIET LEADERS CHANGE BUT GOALS 3EMAIN SAME
SOME SOVIET POWFR PLAVS LINGER FOR YEARS
SOVIET UNION. RELIGION
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
NAYLOR SAYS CHRISTIANITY A L I VE BEHIND IRON CURTAIN
SOVIETS IGNORING THE HELSINKI ACCORDS
SOVIET UNION, SCHOOLS
SOVIET TEAM TO FACE UNC IN DE3ATE
SOVIET UNION. SHIPS
SEE ALSO SHIPS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION, MILITARY
SUBPOENA FOR SAILOR IS REJECTED
SOVIET OFFICIALS REFUSE TO HOSOR SUBPOENA FOR SAILOR'S TESTIMONY
U.S. MAKES SAILOR WALK PLANK
THE LAOY WITH THE STAMP
HELMS DECRIES HANDLING OF SOVIET SAILOR CASE
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SAILOR NOT ONLY SOVIET WHO WA<JTS OUT
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SOVIET UNION. SPACE RESEARCH
LET'S TRY SPACE COOPERATIVE
SOVIET UNION. SPIES
SEE ALSO SPIES
IN GATHERING INTELLIGENCE. BOTH U.S. AND U.S.S.R. HAVE CHANGED
SOVIET SPIES IN U.S.
THE NAVY'S P.IG SPY SCANOAL
UNC PROF DOUBTS SPY OUST CLAIM
UNC PROFESSORS DISAGREE ON KG1. 'S US? OF SUBSTANCE
BAD NEWS, AGENT BULGOFF ICART0ONI
"THF NERVE OF THOSE RUSSIANS SENOING SPIES HE»E...M (CARTOON)
•LIST OF AGENTS WHO HAVEN'
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SOVIET UNION, TOURISM
SEE ALSO TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
DUKE OFFERS STUOEMTS CHANCE TO STUOY IN RUSSIA
ELON STUDENTS TO TOUR RUSSIA
ARE SOVIETS FREE TO TRAVEL?
SOVIET UNION, TRADE
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRADE
TRADE OFFICIALS TO HOLD CONFE'ENCE AT DUKE
RUSSIAN, U.S. TRADE OFFICIALS MEET AT DUKE
TURNER: U.S.. SOVIET 'JERKS' SHOULD UNITE
BETTEO U.S. -SOVIET TRAOE COOPERATION URGED
HEIMLICH SEEKS A CURE FOR NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
SOVIET UNION, WEAPONS
SEE SOVIET UNION, MILITAHY
SOVIET UNION/U.S. RELATIONS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN RELATIONS
NEGOTIATING POSTURE (CARTOONI
SOVIET PAST CLOUDS HOPE IN arms TALKS
SHULTZ t GKOMYKO AGREE TO REDJCE EXPECTATIONS IN ARMS TALKS (CARTOON)
LET'S TRY SPACE COOPERATIVE
USA-USSR RELATIONSHIPS FOCUS IF 'GLOBE WATCH-
ARMS CONTROL OUTLOOK BLEAK
•NOT UNTIL YOU TAKE OFF THAT SILLY HAT!' (CARTOONI
LET'S NOT ROLL OVER AND PLAY DEAO
TURNER: U.S., SOVIET 'JERKS' SHOULD UNITE
BETTER U.S. -SOVIET TRADE COOPERATION URGED
TURNER: SUPERPOWERS CAN WORK TO SAVE WORLO
HEIMLICH SEEKS A CURE FOR NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
STICK TO TELEVISION, TED
GET AN AGENT TO TELL YOUR ST03Y, SOVIETS TOLD
U.S. SHOULD DEMAND REPARATIONS IN KILLING
"...WE'VE BOTH FINALLY GOT ENOUGH BARGAINING CHIPS." (CARTOONI
EX-SOVIET PRISONER: WORDS REVrAL DIFFERENT WORLDS
MOSCOU IN SHREWD STEP
'...THEY'VE JUST ASKED IIS TC °,RING THE POTATO SALAO.' (CARTOONI
PRESIDENT VACILLATES ON SUMMIT, CAMBOOIA
MORE SOVIET CONTRITION NEEDED
OON'T DESTROY PLANET
HOPE FOR SUMMIT IS GROWING BRIGHTFR
NAYLOR HELPS EAST, WEST UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER
SOVIET OOCTOR SAYS AMERICAN F9IEN1LY
SALT II
KARPOV VS. KAMP6LMAN IN ARMS V EGO T I AT IOM S (CARTOONI
SOVIETS SAID SHARP TRADERS
U.S. DIPLOMAT SAYS SOVIET NEGOTIATORS SHREWD, ORGANIZED
SOVIET PkOPAGANOA
U.S. OFFER KAYUS REDS
HELSINKI ACCORDS
LETTERS FROM A HOSTAGE
WHERE IS THE 'HELL-NO-WE-WOM'T-GO' CROWO?
SOVIET MISINFORMATION MAY UNOERMINE SUMMIT
A CHILD'S UUEST FOR PEACE
SWAP THE STUOENTS
IN MOSCOW, MIKHAIL GURBACHEV "EFTS THE PRESS... (CARTOONI
BLANCHARO WILL SPEAK TOMORROW
"WHAT COULD BE FAIRER!..." (CARTOONI
COMMUNISM, DEMOCRACY CAN CO-EXIST
UNC, SOVIETS TO DEBATE
VISITING SOVIET STUDENTS AT U1 C RAP REAGAN
SUMMIT OF FIRST LADIES
MACHINES OF WAR
COMMUNICATIONS DOOR MAY NOT REMAIN OPEN
FREEDOM SHOULD NOT Bt NEGOTIATED AWAY
HERALD'S HODGES HITTING THE ROAD FOR THF SUMMIT
•PREPARFO' REAGAN READY FOR SJMMIT
IN GENEVA, CONFIDENT PRFSIDENT
REAGAN READIES BY FENCING WI^ PRESS
REAGAN PLAYING A NEW ROLE
GORBACHEV READIES POKER FACE FOR MEETING WITH REAGAN TOOAY
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10,000 EXPECTED AT SPIVEY'S CORNER HOLLERING CONTEST
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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR SET
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL HAS A RACE TO RUN AGAINST HISTORY OF HUMAN EPROR
CHARLOTTE PAPER TO RETAIN 'ODDS'
THE PUBLIC HAS THE POWER TO H= AL SPORT'S WOUNDS
AGAINST ALL ODDS
PAPERS CARRYING OODS To CONTINOE PRACTICE
SPORTS. INJORIES
SEE ALSO EYE PROTECTION
SEE ALSO HEAD INJURIES
SEE ALSO SPORTS (GENERAL I
SEE ALSO SPORTS. MEDICINE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CENTFR FOR CATASTROPHIC SPORTS INJURIES
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
IT'S NOT MAYDAY FOR MAYE, BUT NEWS HIT LIKE A BOMB
NINE KILLED IN AMATEUR FOOTBALL DURING 1954. ONC STODY SHOWS
ONC STODY FINDS 9 FOOTBALL-RELATED DEATHS
STATE ASKS EMORY LAWSUIT BE O'OPPED
CONFERENCE ON SPORTS INJORIES SCHEOULEO
DON'T IGNORE THE PAIN OF "JOGGER'S KNEE"
ANOTHER CHARLOTTE PREP ATHLET5 DIES
SPORTS INJURIES COMMON IN AUGJST
BUONICONTI'S CHANCES OF WALKING 'VERY SLIM-
PLAYERS SHOULD BE SAFE FROM ATTACK
COACH WASN'T 'EVIL'
HERUEYER GETS BACK OP
■HOG A MIRACLE': B03NIC0NTI FAMILY STILL HOPING THERE'S A MIRACLE. ..
SPORTS. MEOIA GOIOES
BY THE POOK
OOKE'S BOOK IN SPOTLIGHT
SPORTS, "EDICINE
SPORTS RESEARCHER TO SPEAK AT DOKE
GOZA RESIGNS
SPORTS. OFFICIALS
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL OFFICIALS
SEE ALSO REFEREES
SEE ALSO UMPIRES
KR2Y2EWSKI MAD AT REFS; TECH'S JOSE°rt LIKES UNC
WHISTLE TOUR'S NEXT STOP IS ULTIMATE FOR CLOOGHERTY
SPORTS. RAOIO COVERAGE
SEE ALSO RAOIO
SEE ALSO SPORTS. REPORTERS
UNC BOMBS DUKE. 11-0; WILLIAMS FANS RECORD 19
SPORTS. RECRUITING
SEE ALSO MVP ATHLETIC NETWORK
SEE ALSO NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT
DANNY FFRRY: THIS HIGH SCHOOL GEM NO DIAMOND IN ROUGH
UNC-BOUND LEBO GLAD COLLEGE DECISION IS OVER
RUSSELL CHOOSES SUMMER SCHOOL OVER SPOT ON F4sT ALL-STAR TEAM
EY-CHAPEL HILL STAR COMITS TO BLUE DEVILS
HINES PICKS DEVILS
UNC GETS BULLOCK, BUT LOSES WORLEY
WASHBURN'S ACAOEMIC RECORD SPSRKS QUESTIONS
DUKE LANOS PRUEO HIGH SCHOOL LINEMEN
ALL-STATE LINEMAN COMMITS TO J NC
WHO'S GOING WHERE...
UNC. DUKE RECEIVE FURTHER COMMITMENTS
DON'T BLAME ALL COACHES
PAGE'S MOSER TO ATTEND WAKE
ELLIS HEAOIN' SOOTH; WORLEY'S UNDECIDED
WHEN IT WAS OVER. S.C. DID 5H3UUNG
ON THE POAO. WITH TOMMY LIMBAJGH
DUKE LANOS ACF: WORLEV TO make ou HIS CHOICE
ACC FOOTbALL RECRUITS
WORLEY OPTS FOK GEORGIA IN 5U1PR1SE SIGNING
N.C. CENTRAL LANDS 12 PLAYERS
WORLEY PICKS GEORGIA
ROCKETING INTO YHE BIG T|M£
HENDERSON RECRUITING STILL HOT TOPIC IN SEC
CENTRAL SIGNS OAKLEY
STATE SENIORS STILL RISING FROM 08SC0RE BEGINNINGS
DILEMMA: 9-th GRAOER TRYING BEST To DEAL WITH PREMATURE PRESTIGE
FERRY'S OECISION TO COME NEXT WEEK
FERRY SAYS MARYLAND NEVER OUT OF PICTURE
FERRY PICKS DUKE OVER UNC. TE'PS
FERRY'S OECISION GENERATES HYSTERIA
THE FERPY FACTOR
WOLFPACK SIGNS 6-1 GUARD
■pack SIGNS KELSEY WEEMS
DEACONS ADO JUCO PROSPECT
RICHMOND NETS ORANGF BASKETBALL STAR
PANTHERS' VANHOOK TO SIGN WITH EAGLES
EAGLES GET VANHOOK
BLUE DEVILS SIGN 7-fqot GEORG! BUPGIN
OUKE LANDS "URGIN
BLUE DEVILS READY TO TRY REO-SHIRTING IN ONE SIZE
REED STEPS DOWN AT CREIGHTON
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1 'I u E I
12/31/15
GI0M1 TO STATF? WOLFPACK AOOS bINNS
NCCU SIGNS SEVEN
ACC ENJOYS RECORD HARVEST
■PACK'S CASEY SEEKS MINIMUM 80 0 SAT SCORE
JUDGE THE HAUL TV THE IMPACT
FIGHTING BACK: OHS • S BRYANT C«RPINGTON LOOKS TO MAKE NEW IMAGE IN COLLEG
EVALUATING 1985'S RECRUITING CLASS
OPANGE'S ENGLISH, PERSON'S LESTER THE TOP NAMES IN LOCAL RECRUITING
DUKE SIGNS PREP STAR
UNC COULD BOAST 3 1ST-ROUNDERS
BLIND LOYALTY WRONG WAY
WORLEY RECALLS HOW RECRUITING WENT TO OOGS
OUKE GETS "YES* FROM 6-11 PLAYER
CHAPEL HILL SFRVICE TO LINK PREP ATHLETES. RECRUITERS
OUKF IS SERVING WELL ITS S TUOf NT- A THL ETE S
DUKE'S ALLISON ACCUSED OF TEXAS TECH VIOLATION
P.M. DIGEST
LESTER CUTS LIST TO STATE. OU< E
ACC TO REAP RECRUITING HARVEST
UNC GETS FIRST VERBAL COMMITMENT
LESTER. WILLIAMS LAY LOW; CHRISTIAN CHOOSES TECH
GEORGIA TECH, STATE LANO RECRUITING PRIZES
STATE GETS 6-7 KENNEDY
LA'S 6-10 WILLIAMS SIGNS WITH TAR HEELS
LESTER'S PICK: IT'S THE PACK
HEELS. PACK, TECH ADD TO THEI* EARLY SIGNINGS
3-SPORT STAR AT WHITEVILLE HAS DILEMMA
ACC RECRUITS MAKE THE GRADE
SYRACUSE PREVENTS FALL SWEEP FOR ACC
BETTER DAYS AHEAO: SLOAN SEES RECRUITING BOOST...
ACC EYES ON MANNING. ..AGAIN
REEO'S MOVE TURNS RECRUITS FROM WOLFPACK
TOUGHFR ACAOEMICS BROADEN RECRUITING
OUKE INKS TOP JUCO LINEMAN
RECRUITING SERVICE HELPS ATHLETES IN LOW-GLAMOUR SPORTS
SPORTS. REPORTERS
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST SPORTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO REPORTERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO SPORTS. RAOIO COVERAGE
GEORGETOWN COACH VILLIFIED
STADIUM CHANGES NEEOEO
SPORTS. SCANOALS
SEE ALSO CHEATING CIN SCHOOL C COLLEGE!
SEE ALSO SPORTS. ETHICS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. GAMBLING
CLEMSON ATHLETES CONFIRM DRUGS GIVEN
WATERS SAYS HISTORY LESSON MISHT PE VALUAPLF FOP PLAYERS
OLYMPIC CYCLING TEAM TRAINER AS DRACULA ARISING AT DUSK ICARTOONI
CLEMSON LOOKING TO HEAL FROM THE HURTING
HENDERSON RECRUITING STILL HOT TOPIC IN SEC
TWO EX-CLEMSON COACHES RECEIVE PROBATION
WHAT PRICE GLORY? CLEMSON IS PAYING IT
ACC ERASED TARNISH OF GAMBLING SCANDAL
PUTTING FIRST THINGS FIRST
TULANE PUTS ACAOEMIC INTEGRITY OVER ATHLETICS
NCAA BANKING PUNITIVE MEASURES CAN RE PREVENTIVE
COLLEGE BASKETBALL HAS A RACE TO RUN AGAINST HISTORY OF HUMAN ERROR
NCAA FINALLY MOVES TO CLEAN UP SPORTS
FIRST STEP TAKEN ON NCAA MARCH
UNC PANEL FUMBLES BALL
OUT OF CAGE. FORD'S TIGERS RETURN TO HUNT
VIOLATORS FEEL STING OF NCAA SET-TOUGH ACT
SMU PRESENTS CASE FOR REVERSAL IN RULING
SMU WON'T CHALLENGE NCAA WITH LAWSUIT
ARTICLE MAY 'PREVIEW' UNC ATHLETICS REPORT
PAIR WORKS TO KEEP ATHLETICS FIX-FREE
CHAMBERLAIN SAYS «U 'GODFATHERS' PAID HIM
ELLLIS DENIES ILLEGAL PAYMENTS DURING TENURE AT SOUTH ALABAMA
INVESTIGATIONS FIND OIRT, BUT CLOUD ISSUE
SPORTS. STATISTICS
SEE ALSO STATISTICS
MULLINS HOLDS OOUBLE-F IGUR E SCORING LEAD
ACC/LISTS
SPORTS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
ACC. CBS REACH 2-YEAR GRIO AG'EEMENT
ACC. CBS AGREE ON TV PACKAGE
VALVANO: CAUTIOUS ANALYST
VALVANO: NO REGRETS ABOUT TELFVISION TRYOUT
VALVANO'S DEBUTS PLEASE NETWORKS
TIGERS SIGN CRAIG AS INSTRUCTOR, SCOUT
ACC ON THE AIR
LIGHTS, TV PLAY MAJOR ROLES IV SCHEnuLE
ACC TEAMS BANK ON TV EXPOSURE
NCHSAA EYES MORE TELEVISION EXPOSURE
ACC LOOKS FOR CLEAR PICTURE 01 ITS FOOTBALL TV PACKAGE
OEVILS. HEELS CONTINUE PLAY TONIGHT
HEY, I WANT MY OIUKEI TV!
SPORTS. VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
POLL ON FAN VIOLENCE SHOWS RESTRICTING BEER AT BALL GAMES FAVORED
SPORTS AGENTS
DUKE PANEL SMOOTHES COLLEGE ATHLETES'
TRANSITION TO PROS
SPORTS ARENA
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE, N.C., SPORTS ARENA
CONTRACTOR FOP ARENA MAY HE SOLD
BUIL01NG BOOM ON R ISE
UNC ARENA'S OPENING INDEFINITF, SWOFFORO SAYS
TAR HEELS' NEW ARENA MIGHT NOT BE READY UNTIL JANUARY
SPORTS CAR RACING
SEE STOCK CAR RACING
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (MAGAZINE!
ARTICLE MAY 'PREVIEW' UNC ATHLETICS REPORT
LOSING PLAYER PENS WINNING ST3RY
ATHLETICS PANEL: PUT CHANCELL3RS IN CHARGE
SPORTS MEDICINE
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPORTS ANO PHYSICAL HFALTH BUILDING
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
OUKE TO BEGIN PLANNING J4.2 MILLION AIDS FACILITY
SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY
SEE ALSO PSYCHOLOGY
GOLF CAN BE 'A REAL MINO GAME'
HAROY WINS AWARO IN SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
SPORTS RECRUITING
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1/01/65 - 12/31/95
SUBJECTS
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SEE SPOTS. RECUITING
SPORTSCASTFRS
SEE SPORTS, R»uIO COVERAGE
SEE SPORTS, REPORTERS
SPOTLIGHTING
SEE ALS") OEER HUNTING
TWO VIRGINIA BROTHERS PLEAO GJILTY TO SHOOTING AT N.C. GA»E WARDEN
SPRING
SEE SEASONS ISEE ALSO NAMES OP 1QNTHSI
SPRING HILL (OURHA- DEVELOPMENT!
600-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT PLANNED
600-HCME SUBDIVISION PLANNED
CONSTRUCTION LOOMS ON SPRING HILL
SPRING LAKE. N.C.
WOMAN TAKES POLICE CAR AND LEAVES OFFICER STRANDED
BLACKS TAKE REINS IN SPRING LAKE
SP»ING MILLS. INC.
SEE SPRINGS MILLS. INC.
SPRING VALLEV IORaNGE CO.)
W"RK TO BEGIN ON SPRING VALLEY
SPRINGFEST
SEE ALSO FESTIVALS. N.C.
SPRING FEST "as TQOAV IN ROXBORO
SPRINKLER SYSTEM
SEE ALSC PIPE SAFETY
FIRE CHIEF HANTS SPRINKLER LAW
FIRE CHIEF WANTS SPRINKLERS L» W
SPRINGS "ILLS. INC.
U.S. GOVERNMENT AGREES TO END TEXTILE DECREES
SPRUILL AND ?PRUILL
HUNT JOINS LAW FIRM IN RALEIGH
UNPACKING AT LAW OFFICE
SPY OUST
UNC PROF 03U3TS SPY DUST CLU"
UNC PROFESSORS OISA3RE6 O'l KG3-S USE OF SUBSTANCE
BAD NEWS. AGENT BULGOFF ICARTDON)
CHEMICALS ENDANGER all
SPY OUST TESTING INVOLVES AGE1CY AT RTP
SQUARE DANCING
SEE ALSO CLOGGERS
SEE ALSO DANCE
SEE ALS? SCOTTISH DANCING
INTO THE SWING
SQUASH
SQUASHING THE FEAR OF SOUASH
S3UAWS INC.
TRAVELING FASHION SHOW WILL 8'NEFIT THE DURHAM SOUAWS
EEONY FASHION FAIR COMING NOV. 4
SQUEAL LAW
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO PREGNANCY, ADOLESCENT
BIRTH CONTROL NOTIFICATION BILL REJECTED
SQUIRRELS
SQUIRREL OF A FEATHER?
NOT OUR OAILY EREAD
REO-LIGHT RUNNER
3UT OON'T SQUIRRELS BITE?
STABBINGS. CARRBORO
MAN BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL IN SLAYING OF UNC STUOENT
ROOMMATES SAY STABBED WOMAN DISLIKED HARRIS
STABBINGS. CHAPEL HILL
Chapel hill MAN STA3BE0
Chapel hill man HELD IN SLAYING OF UNC CJFD
SUSPECT IN UNC STUDENT'S SLAYING SENT FOR EXAM
STROLLING WOMAN STABBEO
WOMAN STABBED NEAR HOSPITAL: CONDITION 'FAIR1
STABBINGS. DURHAM
MAN STABBED IN HOLDUP TRY
DURHA" m»n STABBED IN HOLDUP »TTEMPT
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man STABBED. OOUSEO WITH CLOROX BY WIFE
man STABLE AFTER BEING DOUSEO WITH CLOROX
VICTIM OF KNIFE. BLEACH LISTED AS "SATISFACTORY-
MAN STABBEO IN BACK
MAN IS RUBBED
WOMAN FACES MURDER CHARGE
WOMAN SUFFERS BROKEN BONES
NEIGHBOR CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE
JUDGE SENTENCES man TO 2 YEARS COR STAeeiNG
SCLCIER FACCS ASSAULT CHARGE
FOUR HURT IN TwO STABBING CASES
DURHAM man ARRESTED IN STABBING
WOMAN IN HOSPITAL AFTER BEING STAR3CD
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
WOMAN FATALLY STABBED. POSSIBLY NEAR POLICE OEPT..
MURDER DEFENDANT GETS LAWYER
MURDER SUSPECT HAD ASSAULTED. THREATENED VICTIM IN MARCH
L=ATHERS had PREVIOUS ASSAULT CHARGE
DURHAM -an PACES 2 ASSAULT COJNTS
GIRLFRIEND FACES STABBING CHA' GE
MAN CMARGEO IN STRAIGHT-RAZOR ATTACKS
DURHAM MAN HURT IN STABBING INCIDENT
STABBEO MAN FOUND DEAD IN DUKE MANO»
DETECTIVES SAY SCUFFLE PRECEDED MAN'S DEATH
POLICE HAVE A LEAO IN SLAYING
WOMAN MURDERED
DURHAM MAN STABBED
POLICE FOLLOW LEAO IN STABBING OEATH
W7MAN. 51. FOUND STABBED TO OEaTh
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OOG-WALKER ATTACKED. ROP&ED
15-VEAR-GLD STUDENT CHARGcO I'.' STABBING
STUDENT STABBEO IN ARM AT SCHOOL
MAN STABBFD IN ABOOMEN DURING ARGUMENT
2 ARMEO MEN ROB LAUNDROMAT
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STUOENT STAB8F0 AT SOUTHERN HIGH
SCHOOL CALM AFTER STABBING
INDEX
12/31/15
SCHOOL CALM AFTER STABBING
SOUTHERN HIGH AFTERSHOCK: KNIFINGS OCCUR 'SOMFPLACE ELSF'
BLIND MAN ROBBED
YOUTH JAILED IN SCHOOL STABBING CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING INMATE
CARTHAGE MAN IS SERIOUSLY HURT BY STABBING
MAN CHARGED WITH STABBING
WOMAN ABOUCTEOi ASSAULTEO
ABDUCTED WO^AN ASSAULTEDt STABBEO
POLICE REPORT STUDENT STABBEO
WOMAN MUROEREDi DURHAM MAN HELD
MAN CHARGED IN FATAL STABBING
OURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH VAN0AL1ZING CARS
SUSPECT SOUGHT IN KIDNAPPING. ASSAULT
VANDALS THROW WATERMELON THROUGH WINDOW
VIDEO RECOKOER, STEREO STOLEN
MCCRIMMON FOUND NOT GUILTY IN STAPBING OEATH
STORE wnRKER CUT ON FACE BY SHOPLIFTER
jnuAM CT t aacn r n n c * Tu
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN SLASHING
SUSPECT ARRESTEO IN SLASHING
ARGUMENT LEAOS TO STABBING; 2 SISTERS OF VICTIM CHARGEO
OURHAM MAN HELD ON KIDNAPPING. ASSAULT CHARGES
YOUTH BPUNO OVER ON 1ST-DEGREE MUROER CHARGE
STABBINGS. N.C.
10-YEAR-OLO BOY FINOS MOTHER 1EATFN STABBED
VANCE MAN CHARGED WITH MURDFR
ASSAULT THREATS CHARGES ARE FILED
CHARLOTTE POLICEMAN KILLED: MAN CHARGED WITH MUROER
MUROEREO CAB DRIVER FOUND IN GASTONIA
WIFE SAYS BABY SAVEO HER FROM UNC STUDENT'S FATE
ST. PAULS WOMAN STABBEO TO OEATH
THREE DIE IN VIOLENCE IN CUMBERLANO COUNTY
STABBINGS. ORANGE COUNTY
TRIAL SET IN STABBING DEATH
DEFENDANT PLEADS TO MANSLAUGHTER IN STABBING CASE
MAN SENTENCEO FOR STABBING
MURDER SUSPECT SAYS STABBING WAS ACCIDENTAL
STABBINGS. U.S.
RESTITUTION FOR VICTIMS TROUBLES COURT OFFICIALS
STAFFLEASE INC.
N.C. FIRM SOLVES PERSONNEL HEAOACHES BY LEASING STAFF
HOW ABOUT LEASING YOUR EMPLOYEES?
STAGVILLE ASSOCIATES
ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS
STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRESERVATION TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
STAGVILLE TO BE SITE OF JARRELL FESTIVAL
FOLK MUSIC TO HIGHLIGHT FESTIVAL SUNOAY AT STAGVILLC
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
THEY'RE GOING COUNTRY: STAGVILLE ASSOCIATES PLAN HOLIDAY EVENT
OURHAM YULE PROGRAMS SET
CAKE FOR COWS. ELIZABETHAN TRFATS FOR HUMAN"; OFFERED AT STAGVILLE
ONE WAS WHOLE WEEK OLD
STAGVILLE PRESERVATION CFNTER IORISINALLY STAGVILLE CENTER FOR PRES. TECH. I
STAGVILLE SHOWS 'PLAYHOUSE' Ml V I E
IT WAS 'ENTERTAINMENT'
INTERN AT STAGVILLE
MOTHER LODE OF LCOAL HISTORY
STAGVILLE CENTER HOLOING SYMPOSIUM
CORRECTIONS
3ENNEHAN HQUSE TRANSFORMED
ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS
AN OLDE COUNTRY CHRISTMAS STA1VILLE THEME ON SUNDAY
LOAN OF PIANO MUCH APPRECIATED
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
SEE ALSO GLASS
SEE ALSO WINOOWS
STAINEO GLASS MOSIAC
STAMPS
SEE ALSO FOOD STAMPS
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
WANT TO MAIL A LETTER? WATCH YOUR STAMP-
LONG L INES
STANBACK MIOOLE SCHOOL (ORANGE CO.. N.C.I
PADOLING BRINGS REPRIMAND
EDUCATOPS GROUP WANTS PADOLING REPRIMAND REMOVED
DECISION DUE ON SCHOOL LAW FI5M
BOARD HEARS RECOMMENDATIONS FIR RENOVATIONS TO ORANGE HIGH
BOAPD AGREES ON MORE SPACE IN SCHOOL LI»RARY
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL IS NAMEO
STANOAPO ANO POOR'S CORP.
STANDARD C POOR'S GIVES COUNTY AAA BOND RATING
TRIANGLE'S GROWTH RATE HELPS 1URHAM GET HIGH SCP RATING
STANOARD COMMERCIAL TOBACCO CO. I NE W YORK I
BUYOUT TALK HINTED AS LCM PROFITS SINK
STANDARD OIL CO.
N.C. STATE, RTI GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SCIENCF MATERIALS
STANDARDIZED TESTS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS
.. ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
.. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
... COMPETENCY TESTS
.. ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
COUNTY STUOENTS TEST NEAR AVERAGE
EDUCATORS TO TAKE N.C.'S GOOD TEST SCORES WITH GRAIN OF SALT
STANDOFFS
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES.
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES.
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES.
SEE ALSO HOSTAGES.
SEE ALSO SHOOTINGS
DURHAM
INTERNATIONAL
N.C.
U.S.
.. U.S.
ARMED MAN THREATENS TO KILL POLICE OFFICERS IN DAYLONG STANDOFF
ARMED MAN FIRES AT POLICE IN STANDOFF
FIRE FORCES MAN FROM HIS HOME AFTER STANDOFF
MAN WHO HELD POLICE AT BAY TO UNOERGO PSYCHIATRIC EXAM
PSO DIRECTOR PLEASEO AT OUTCOME OF STANOOFF
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12/31/85
POLICE ACTED RESPONSIBLY
MAN IN UNC OOPM SURRENOERS GUN
OFFICERS REACTED WELL
CITIZEN RAPS POLICE ON HAMOLING STANDOFF
WOMAN WHO LOST HOME IN SEIGE RECIPIENT OF FUND
MAN CHARGED WITH KIONAPPINC IM OOPM INCIDENT WAIVFS HFARING
PSYCHIATRIST: MAN IN POLICE STANDOFF NOT LFGALLY SANF
BURNETTE IS ORDERED SENT TO JOHN UMSTFAP HOSPITAL
JUDGE COMMITS BURNETTE TO JOHM UMSTFAO HOSPITAL
INCOMPETENCY CHALLENGED BY BURNETTE
BURNETTE SAYS HE SHOT AT SQUI'RELS OURING STANOOFF WITH POLICE OFFICERS
JUDGE STANDS BY DECISION TO C1M-IT BURNETTE
5-HOUR STANDOFF ENDS IN KIONAPPINC CHARGES
HAN SURRENDERS AFTER STANOOFF AT PUTNER BANK
BANK HOLDUP ATTEMPT ENDS IN ARREST
NEW BERN POLICE SAY SHOTS FIREO BY MAN OURING 15-HOUR STANDOFF
MAN UARRICAOES HIMSELF IN MO TF L
STANOOFF ENOS WITHOUT INJURY
STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (HILLSBOROUGH, N.C.I
MAGAZINE ATTRACTS NEW WRITERS
CHORE NOW A CHALLENGE
BOAPO HEARS RECOMMENDATIONS F3 R RENOVATIONS T" ORANGE HIGH
ORANGE EOUCATION FOUNDATION MAKES FIRST GRANTS
SCHOOL MAGAZINE HELPS PROMOTE STUDENT CPEATIVITY
STANFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. SOCCER
SCHOOL BOARO KICKS OFF SOCCER PROGRAM
STANFORD L. WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY
CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS
BACK IN THE BOOK BUSINESS
SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
LIBRARY BRANCH TO CELEBRATE REMODELING WITH OPEN HOUSE
LIBRARY HOLDS EVENTS
STANFORD UNIV.
RIGID RULES NEED RELAXING
STANFORO UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HEELS FACE CARDINAL CHALLENGE TONIGHT
TAR HEELS STICK IT TO CARDINAL
MARTIN, TAR HEELS BLOCK STANFORD'S UPSET HOPES
STANLEY, N.C.
STANLEY GETTING PLANT
STAR BRICK WAREHOUSE
SEE STAR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
STAR-GAZER: A NAIVE TALE IPLAYI
•STAR-GAZER' PREMIERES
AOEN FIELO 'NAIVE TALE' PREMIERES
ERRATIC 'STAR-GAZER' MIRED BY CONFUSION, PACE
STAR OF BETHLEHEM
SEE CHRISTMAS STAR
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL H3REHEAP PLANETARIUM
STAR.-SPANGLEO BANNER
CHANGE THE ANTHEM
CONSIDER ALTERNATIVES FOR
NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM
LORY DAYS
STAR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
AN 'OLD LADY:' RECALLING THE
DURHAM LANDMARK RAZED
STAR TREK ITV SERIES!
BEAM UP TO STAR TREK FESTIVAL'
SCOTTY BEAMS DOWN TO DURHAM
STAR WAREHOUSE
SEE STAR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
STAR WARS (MILITARY PROGRAMI
SEE ALSO LASERS
SEE ALSO MILITARY
SEE ALSO MISSILES
■NOT UNTIL YOU TAKE OFF THAT SILLY HAT!' (CARTOON)
WHO WANTS CATASTROPHE?
•PHOTO OPPORTUNITY* NOT A NEW CONFERENCE
EVEN WITH STAR WAPS. RELATIONS WITH THE SOVIETS ARE STILL VITAL
CONGRESSMEN SHOULD BE VIGILANT, SKEPTICAL
•STAR WARS' OFFICIAL TO GIVE IDDRESS AT DUKE MONUAY
STAP WARS OFFICIAL PREACHES 0EFEN5E
OFFICIAL TOUTS STAR WARS OEFENSE
WE NEED 'SMART STONES'
DECISION OUTRAGES CONSERVATIVES
SOI DOESN'T HAVE TO BE OFFENSIVE
STARMAN (FILM)
TAR HEELS SPOTTED IN 'STARMAN'
STARS
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
PLANET NAMES NOT FOR SALE, OFFICIALLY
BEWARF OF PAYING FOR PLANETS
HEAVENLY GIFT COSTS ONLY 135
STARTOWN. N.C.
COMMUNITY CANNERY RECALLS SUSPECT CONTAINERS
STARTOWN COMMUNITY CANNERY EXPANDS RECALL
STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO N.C. BUDGET
SEE ALSO PRIVATE COLLEGES
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS MAY BE DISCOURAGED
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEE N.C. BOARD OF EDUCATION
STATE BUDGETS (U.S. NOT N.C.I
HEALTHY SURPLUSES
STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SEE N.C. STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
STATE DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SEE N.C. DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
STATE ELECTIONS BOARD
SEE N.C. BOARO OF ELECTIONS
STATE HOUSE DISTRICTS (N.C. I
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SEE CONGRFSSIONAL DISTRICTS I N .C . L U.S.I
STATE LEGISLATURE
SEE N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATES RIGHTS
SEE GOVERNMENT,
LOCAL CONTROL
STATFSVILLE, N.C.
SETTLEMENT REACHED ON STATESVILLE VOTING
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS ARE ORDERED MODIFIED
FLOATING
RALLY IN STATFSVILLE
N.C. VOTERS CHOOSING MORE THAN MAYORS TUESDAY
STATESVILLE WILL HAVE NEW MAYOR
STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME, STATISTICS
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE. DU'HAM
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. INSTITUTE 0<= STATISTICS ANO DECISION SCIENCES
SEE ALSO POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
SEE ALSO SPORTS. STATISTICS
JUESTIONASLE STATISTICS
DUKE CREATING INSTITUTE OF STATISTICS
STATUE OF LIPERTV
LADY LIBERTY
CAMPAIGN TU AID STATUE OF LIBERTY
UNIONS NO LONGER NEEDED
NEW LOOK FOR GRANO LADY
STATUES
SEE ALSO CONFEDERATE MONUMENTS
SEE ALSO SCULPTURE
GETTYSBURG MONUMENT MOVED FOR RESTORATION
MONUMENT HILL BE RESTORED
STATUE'S UNLIKELY SURVIVAL MAY 36 TELLING OF SUBJECT'S
ZAPP60 AGAIN
MATH SCHOOL GETS ARTWORK
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER MAY GIVE JP POSITION
CONFEDERATE STATUE MAY GET NEW MILLET
8OAR0 TO HEAR UOC REQUEST FOR MOVING STATUE
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER NEEDS NEW OURHAM GUARO °OST
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT SHOULON'T BE PART OF SALE
STATUS OFFENDERS
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO JUVENILE COURTS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
BILL PROPOSES TO REVERSE INTENT OF 1977 LAW ON STATUS OFFFNOERS
BILL WOULO ALLOW JAILING OF CHRONIC RUNAWAYS
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE ADVANCES OVEP OBJECTIONS
STAY OF EXECUTION
SEE ALSO EXECUTIONS. N.C.
JUOGE GRANTS ROOK STAY OF EXE:uTION
CONVICTED KILLER GRANTED STAY OF EXECUTION
CRIME PROTECTION BILL FOR ELDERLY OE8ATED
STEAK ANO EGG KITCHEN
GUNMAN ROBS RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE
OFFICERS CONTINUE PROBE OF RESTUARANT ROB9ERIES
STEAM ENGINES
SEE ALSO TRAINS
STEAM-POWEREO EXCURSION TRAIN TO MAKE SAL I S»URY-A SHFV I LL E RUNS
OLO RAILWAY STEAM ENGINE PROVIDES NOSTALGIC EXCURSION FOR ENTHUSIASTS
STEAM GENERATORS
THREE COUNTIES CONSIDER USING INDUSTRIAL WASTE IN STEAM PLANT
STEELWORKERS
JERSEY OOESN'T BOUNCE. BUT WALKS TIGHTROPE CONNECTING STEFL BFAMS
STEEPLES
DURHAM SKYLINE TO HAVE MAJOR ADDITION
CHURCH TO ADO 86-FOOT STEEPLE
A STEEPLE SHALL RISE
SPIRE BASE
ZERO-HOUR NEARS FOR DURHAM 'BLASTOFF'
UP IT GOES
NEW SPIRE FULFILLS DREAM
STEEPLE PEOPLE
STEEPLE HAKES CHURCH STAND TALL
ALL CLEAR
ORNATE STEEPLE IN OXFORD
CHURCH BELL TO RING ROMORROW
BELL TO RING TODAY IN NEW STEFPLE AT TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
OAY'S ENO
STEGALL SECURITY C PROTECTIVE SERVICE INC.
NEW RESTRAINTS COULO PREVENT = SCAPES
WEIGHTS MAY TAKE FLEETNESS OUT OF PRISONERS
STEM, N.C.
POSTMASTER NAMEO
STEM, N.C. ELECTIONS
NONE OF FOUR MAYORS OPPOSED IN GRANVILLE
GRANVILLE MAYORS RUNNING UNOPPOSED
DRAWING IS HELD 10 BREAK TIE FOR STEM TOWN 60AR0
STENCEL AERO ENGINEERING CORP.
AGENTS SAY DOCUMENT SEIZEO IN SEARCH STOLEN
GRANO JURY INOICTS FIRM. THREC OFFICERS
FIRM SUSPENDED FROM DEFENSE CONTRACT WORK
DEFENSE CONTRACTOR PLEA BARGAINS
FORMER EXECUTIVE SAYS HE PLEATED GUILTY TO HELP STENCFL
STENCEL AERO OFFICIAL WON'T BF DEPORTED
STFPFAMILI6S
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STEPPARENTS
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STERILITY
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SEE ALSO VASECTOMIES
JORDAN DECRIES LACK OF MONEY = OR REOUESTfcO STERILIZATIONS
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON M3ST ABORTION FUNDING
OOCTUR FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHANGE
MR. HELMS NARROW-MINOEO
STFROIDS
SFE ALSO DRUGS
VANOY PLAYERS S»Y PHARMACIST ISSUED STEROIDS
REPORT: CLEMSON FOOTBALL PLAY-RS GIVEN STEROIDS
EX-CLcMSON COACH FACES PROSECJTION ON DRUG CHAROES
STETSON UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL
TAR HEELS' TRAVELS CONTINUE
HEELS TOP HATTERS
STRICKLAND LEADS eLUE OEVIL CRUISE
STEVFN CRAM C ASSOC.
HELMS ASKS SUPPORTERS FOR »75 EACH
STEVENS CENTER I M INSTON-SAL EM I
SEE N.C. SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
SFE ROGER L. STEVENS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
STEVE'S ICE CREAM
9TH STREET BANK BUILOING BECOMING ICE CREAM SHOP
STICKERS
NEW STICKERS REPLACE OLO FIRE-ALERT NOTICES
STILLS
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE
STILLWATFR FILMS
SEE ALSO N.C FILMMAKING
MADE IN N.C.
"STING" OPERATIONS
SEE ALSO FENCING (CRIMESI
SFE ALSO FLIMFLAM SCHEMES
COURTS RULE NFw PORN LAW CAN BE ENFORCED ONLY IN SO"E PARTS OF N.C.
NO ARRESTS MAOE SO FAR IN PORN STING
STOCK BROKERS
DURHAM INVESTMENT STRATEGISTS OPTIMISTIC
SOME SEMINARS SELL STOCKS AND FUNDS; SOME SELL TEXTBOOKS
CHANGE OIVIDEND PAYMENTS
RFPORT EVALUATES DURHAM'S RET'IL TRADF
E.F. MUTTON SCTTLEMENT EXPECTED
PIEDMONT SEL SUES BROKERS FOR NOT REPORTING TRADING
STOCK CAR RACING
SEE ALSO AUTO RACING
SEE ALSO CAROLINA 500
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO DARLINGTON RACEWAY
SEE ALSO HOLLY FARMS 400
SEE ALSO MILLER 500
SEE ALSO NASCAR
SEE ALSO N.C. MOTOR SPEEDWAY
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN 500
SEE ALSO TALLADEGA 500
SEE ALSO WINN DIXIE 300
SEE ALSO WORLD 600
LABONTE TOP DRIVE'
LABONTE WHEELS WAY TO 500 POL"
ROCKINGHAM DOESN'T HULD SPECIA
CALE SHUNS ROCKINGHAM VOW
SURVIVING TOUGHEST °ART OF GRJ
EARNHARDT EOGES BODINE TO CAPT
BONNETT ENOS DROUGHT
ELLIOTT'S CREW: TIRE RULE IS T
PETTY TEAM LOSES DRIVER
ALL-STAR LINEUP TO RUN may 25
WALTRIP EARNS POLE POSITION F">
BONNETT WITHSTANDS WAL TRIP'S C
MAURICE PETTY GIVES UP RACING
NEW RULE SENDS ELLIOTT, C EW T
GANT CHANGES GEARS, RUNS OFF ,1
SPEEDWAY CWNE" LIKES ACTION IN
RACING RESUMES SATURDAY AT ORA
ARO TRIES COMEBACK AT CARAWAY
COWART-COLE TEAM GETS WIN
HILL CLAIMS WIN AT SOUTH 9OST0
BONNETT TO SUB F JR WALTRIP IN
ORANGE COUNTY SPEEDWAY: SOME ",
ARD'S RETURN MARKED dY 000 END
RACE BRINGS OUT GREEN FLAG, MO
ELLIOTT'S RUN FOR POLE LEAVES
ELLIOTT'S RISE UNPARALLELED IN
ALLISON LEADS SECOND-DAY 3UALI
12 CHASE 1ST 'WINSTON' TOOAY
THE WINSTON IS WALTRIP'S EVEN
A MARATHON FOR STOCK CAR FANS
RICHMOND ROLLS TO WINN-OIXIE W
KYLF PETTY'S SUCCESS EARNED 0><
TWO WEEKENOS: WALTRIP'S DREAM,
WALTRIP STEALS MORE THUNDER fl
NASCAR RULE MAKERS SHOW LACK 0
IROC'S SECOND EVENT HEADS TO '
SAM ARO'S DRIVING CAREER HEARS
HILL, ULANKENSHIP CLAIM F5ATU'
AUTO RACING: RECORD SPEEOS ANT
BACK ON TRACK, ARD LOSES RIDE.
HOT WALTRIP SEEKS 2NU-HALF SU?
COO=S MAY BF ON WAY OUT AS ELL
WHI TE HOUSE VISI T
VETERAN ORIVER ARD MAKES cxIT
PETTY'S LAST WIN HIS LAST'
EX-CAO-BUILOER NAMED TO STOCK
P.M. DIGEST
CHARLOTTE RACE LONGER
ALLISON, OIOARO SPLIT VIEWED »
ELLIS GETS ANOTHER try AT BIG
NEW JERSEY MEAOOWLANOS WANTS I
ALLISON TO PULL AWAY FROM OIGA
DIGARO REPLACFS ALLISON WITH F
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MILLION DOLLAR BILL GUNNING FTR GOLD IN SOUTHERN 500
WALTRIP WARMS UP WITH LMS WIN
•MILLION DOLLAR BILL FROM OAWSONVILLE'
MOROSn TAKES SOUTH BOSTON CHICKEN WIN
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BOOINE, RUDO HEAD TOOAY'S RACE LINEUP
EARNHARDT GIVES EDGE TO WALTRIP IN POINTS RACE
GANT WINS RACE, WALTRIP WINNING WAR
INGRAM WINS AT OCI .,...-.„.
GANT, ELLIOTT ON OPPOSITE STREAKS
SPoJtSMANMPOiSts'lEAOERS RUNNING ON 'HOSTILE' TRACK uadca„
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HILL. NEAR THE TOP, ENJOYS BEING THERE
LABONTE SURFACES IN POLE SPOT AT ROCKINGHAM
PARSONS LEADS 2N0-0AY QUALIFYING AT ROCKINGHAM
HILL, FO&LEMAN CLAIM S. BOSTON TITLES
POLE WIN LITTLE CONSOLATION FIR LABONTE
WALTRIP VICTORIOUS AT ROCKY ROCKINGHAM „_._.
HILL, FOGLEMAN WIN SOUTH BOSTON SPEEOWAY TITLES
DARRELL WALTRIP WINS AT ROCKINGHAM
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ELUOTtVcaR OWNER "COULD MAKE A (NASCAR! POINT IN THE COURT
CHANGES URGED IN POINTS RACE BY SYSTEM'S DSSIGNFR
WALLACE CLAIMS RICHMUNO'S RIDE
NEW RACE TO PUT STARTING LINE'P IN FANS' HANDS
■ NASCAR TEAMS FEASTING EYES ON RISING DOUGH
RALEIGH DRIVER SEEKS BIG BREA< O.N BIG TRACKS
STOCK CERTIFICATES ,««».«•» .ree
SEE ALSO MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATES
MAN SEEKING STOCKS THOUGHT TO BE WORTHLESS
STOCK FRAUD
SEltRMSAGP6ESD TO PAY U.5 MILLION TO END SUIT
COURT REINSTATES CASE AGAINST STOCKBROKERS „in,wr
PIEDMONT SCL SUES BROKERS FOR NOT REPORTING TRADING
STOCK MARKET
SEE ALSO ECONOMY, U.S.
Ill ALSO U?s!SSECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
STUDENTS OUTPLAY THE PROS IN STOCK MARKET DURING -8A
■TRIANGLE' STOCKS BEAT AVERAGES
DURHAM INVESTMENT STRATEGISTS OPTIMISTIC r..„rTTC
STOCKHOLDER RIGHTS ERODED IN DECENT YEARS SAYS JENRETTS
STOCK MARKET RISE TO CONTINUE
WALL STREET
A GOOD STOCK COLUMN •..».
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MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK MARKET HIGHS
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THE COLUMNS IN A STOCK TABLE?
TAX FORUM HIGHLIGHTS MINORITY BUSINESS WEEK
OUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48* OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS .Mil yet
TAR HEEL BANKS AGGRESSIVE BECAUSE OF HIGH MARKET VALUE, SAYS ANALYST
UNDERSTANDING WALL STREET I C AJ TOON) „«.,„
BROKERAGE HOUSES SEE BULL MARKET CONTINUING MARCH
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
SEN.*';SMAn''shaRFS ALTERNATIVE NOBEL PRIZE
ST0CKHEL*^ ISpe'cVeo'to'explaIN TODAY REASON BEHIND CBS STOCK LETTER
ST"KERES?DEN?S OFCSTOKES OON'T WANT SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL STORED THERE
STOKES JURY TO PECIOE LIFE-DEATH FATE OF GIRL, 17
STOKES COUNTY TIRE DUMP CLEANED UP
FLOOOING CAUSES OAMAGE IN STQ<ES
STOLEN CHECKS
SEE ALSO CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SE| stolen°ch1cJ rings in winst?n-salem broken up this year
ST0NEM0SSW00D HEARING 0RAWS CR0W0 OF FOES
STONEFIRMNSAOFFICIALS SAY THEY ARE SERIOUS ABOUT OPERATING OUARRY IN STATE
STGNE»6IMliLLI0N DEVELOPMENT UNDERWAY
STflNeSTONelRi'DGE*CnMPLEX GETS FAVORABLE ACTION FROM COUNTY PLANNFRS
5TON6POLISHED, TRIANGULAR STONES MYSTIFY ARCHEOLOGIST
STONES MYSTERY IS SOLVED
STOP MAKING SENSE (FILM) . , .„„. _„ „
'STOP MAKING SENSE' IS GREAT CONCERT FILM
STOP-PAYMENT CHARGES
SEE CHECKING ACCOUNTS
STOPLIGHTS
SEE ALSO TRAFFIC SIGNALS
".-WAY STOP
BABY GIRL BRINGS VISIT FROM STORK
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8/30/85 C I P N MIA
H 2
8/30/85 CI U MIA
H 2
8/31/85 D 1 U MIA
H 2
9/01/°5 C 1 N M14
H 2
9/01/85 C 10 P N M14
H 2
9/0'/95 D 1 P N M14
H 2
9/02/85 D ? N
H 2
9/03/85 U 1 P U MIA
H 2
9/08/85 C 10 N
H 2
9/I5/B5 C in P M G50
H I
9/17/85 C I N
H 2
9/2VB5 C 10 N G50
H 2
9/23/85 B 2 P N G50
S 2
9/2A/R5 D 2 N
H 2
9/26/85 0 3 N
H 2
9/29/85 C 6 P N
H 2
9/29/85 C » N G50
H 2
9/30/85 B 2 P N G51
5 2
9/30/85 0 s N 1
H 2
10/03/85 0 1 p N G50
H 2
10/0A/85 C 1 N G50
H 2
10/05/85 0 A P N G5D
H 2
10/06/85 C 11 ° N G50
H 2
10/12/85 0 3 M
H 2
10/13/85 C 9 P N G50
H 2
10/13/85 C 1 P N G50
H 2
10/19/85 0 2 N
H 2
10/20/85 C 7 N
H 2
10/20/85 C 13 P N G50
H 2
10/21/85 B 2 p N G50
H 2
10/21/85 B 6 N
S 2
10/21/85 0 5 N
H 2
10/27/85 C 10 N G50
H 2
11/03/35 C 8 N G50
H 2
11/10/85 C 7 N 050
H 2
11/17/85 C 8 P N G50
S 2
11/21/85 B 3 N
H 2
12/01/85 C 7 N G50
H 2
12/15/85 C 15 N Bjn
H 2
12/22/85 C 13 P F G50
H ? 1/06/B5 B
' 1/20/85 B 10 N
2 8/1A/B5 B 1 N LAO
2 U/03/B5 0 13 N
H
■J
1/13/B5
R
in
p
N
LAI
H
2
1/13/B5
B
ID
LAI
S
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2/26/85
A
t
N
C60
H
?
3/17/85
6
S
2
5/21/85
A
i
H
2
5/23/85
A
A
R56
H
7
6/25/85
A
A
L
H
?
8/01/35
A
19
N
LAI
5
?
8/10/85
A
1
N
C60
H
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8/18/35
1)
12
N
LAI
2
3/25/85
II
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9/29/35
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H
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11/2A/85
11
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H
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11/25/85
A
A
I
R56
H
2
12/19/85
U
5
u
LAI
H 2 12/10/85 A 1 N
H 7 1/18/B5 A 10 N
1 2/23/85 C 1
2 A/23/R5 B 6
2 7/25/85 A 10
2 9/21/35 A 11
H ? 10/23/85 C I N
H 3 5/29/R5 B I N H90
PA H 2 10/2A/85 A 7 N
H 2 2/03/85 B 9 P P M66
H 2 8/07/85 B 1 N W36
H 2 9/29/85 B 7 N
H 2 9/30/85 A 13 N
S 2 2/23/85 D 9 R B71
H 2 9/16/35 A 10 P P T37
S 2 8/03/85 A 1 P N J13
HMMhW
MONTHLY/AN * U A L
I N U E X
SUBJECT
>«'-■• 7 72
1/14/86
SHE'S CAUGHT UP IN 'THE STO»M'
PLAYMAKFRS HOSTS POST-SHOW TALK
POBK DINNERS PRECEDE PLAYMAKE'S' SHOJ
OSTROVSKY'S CLASSIC GETS PLAY-AKC" PERFORMANCE
LAOY 'ACBETH WASN'T IN 'HAMLET'
PLAYMAKERS CREATES STOREY HEATHER FOR RUSSIAN PLAY
CONTRARY TO REVIEW, 'THE STORM' WELL HOME
STORM nRAINS
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEWER LINES, DURHAM
STORM RUNOFF PULES MAY t>E DELAYED
» STORY OF GLORY: THE HISTORY OF D'IKE FOOTBALL ( 100KI
THE BOOK THAT ALMOST WASN'T
STORYTELLING
HIGH ANXIETY
STOVALL, N.C.
MEDICAL CENTER TEAM IS CREDITED WITH HELPING SPUR STOVALL GROWTH
STOVALL, N.C, ELECTIONS
ELECTION FILINGS: MAYOR OF OXFORO RUNS UNOPPOSED
NONE OF FOUR MAYORS OPPOSED I'l GKANVILLE
GRANVILLE MAYORS RUNNING UNOPPOSED
STOVALL VOTERS RETURN INCUMBENTS
STrvACL MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO RURAL HEALTH CLINICS, N.C.
MEDICAL CENTER TEAM IS CREOITEO WITH HELPING SPUR STOVALL GROWTH
STOVES
IMOUCriON COOKTOP STOVE AVAILABLE
STPANOEO AUTOS
SFE AUTOS, ABANOONEO
STRANDED MOTORISTS
BOY ROBBfcD AFTER STOPPING TO HELP MOTORIST
GOOD SAMARITANS
MAN CHARGED IN BURGLARY
MOTORIST ROBBED INSTEAD OF HELPED
STRANGER THAN PAPAOISE (FILMI
■STRANGER' IS STRANGE
'STRANGER THAN PARADISE' INTENSE, TOUGH, LOVABLE
STRANGULATIONS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, CHOKING
WITNESS SOUGHT IN RICH KILLIN",
AUTHORITIES FINO NO NEW LEADS IN SLAYING OF DURHAM WOMAN
LEAOS ARE CHASEO IN STRANGULATION
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER'S WIFE WA^ STRANGLED
NEW LEAOS SOUGHT IN MURDER
OcTECTIVES EYE STATUS OF SLAYING
WITNESS STILL SOUGHT IN SLAYING OF MRS. SICH
WITNESS STILL SOUGHT IN DEATH OF Mrs. RICH
POLICE SAY 4-YEAR-OLD OIEO AF^ER LAYING ON OF HANDS
POLICE SAY FATHER THOUGHT CHILD 'MIGHT •>£ POSSESSED'
STRASBOURG, FRANCE '
SEE ALSO FRANCE
BORN GERMAN, HE MARKS
V-E OAY AS FRENCHMAN
STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION TREATY
SEfc SALT
SEE SALT II
STRAWBERRIES
STRAWBERRIES
PICK YOUR OWN: IT'S PEAK TIME FOR STRAWBERRIES, ANO SOME SUPPLIES..
STRAWBERRIES FIRST NOTED FOR FRAGRANCE, NOT FLAVOR
STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOR SPRING
STREAM WATCH PRQGRAH
SEE N.C. STREAM WATCH PROGRAM
STREAMS
SEE RIVFRS,
N.C.
STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
SEE ALSO POWELL BILL
SEE ALSO STREET REPAIRS
SEE ALSO STREETS, DURHAM
PANEL OKS BILL TO LET DOCTCRS RtPORT IMPAIRED DRIVERS
SUPPE"E COURT UPHOLDS CITY ASSESSMENT
DURHAM GETS SI. 7 MILLION TO FIX STREETS
STREET LIGHTS
COUNCIL APPROVES STUDY OF 0OWNTOWN PARKING REGULATIONS
STREET PEOPLE
SEE ALSO HOBOS
SEE ALSO HOMELESS SHELTER
FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN FOR CHURCH IN CONVERTED AOULT MOVIE HOUSE
PLENTY OF TROUBLES NO WORRY FOR MAN. 75, WITHOUT REGRETS
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO RUN SHELTER
APARTMENT OEVELOPERS TOLD TO REDRAW PLAN
COLD WEATHER IS STRAINING NIGHT SHELTFRS
VOLUNTEERS, DONATIONS NEEDED fop SHELTER
THE REAL SUFFERERS
DURHAM'S HOMELESS GET REFUGE FROM COLO
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL PLANS PRIVATE TOU° FOR TOWNS
FEW HOMELESS VICTIMS OF SUOOE'I CATASTROPHE
COUNCIL VCTES AGAINST ONE-WAY STREETS PLAN FOR COLUMBIA
■WE'RE NOT PUNKERS!' - ODDLY CLAD YOUTHS
CITY'S SOUP KITCHEN: FLIP SID" ip EMPATHY
INTER-FAITH COUNCIL'S SHELTER MAY BF OPEN OY END OF YFAP
PROPOSED SHELTER FOR HOMELESS ON Monday AGENOA for COUNCIL
ALUER-EN VOTE 4 TO 2 TO PROHPIT -08ILE HOHFS IN CERTAIN SECTIONS
CARRBORC BANS MOBILE HOMES AT APARTMENTS
CARRBORO ALDERMEN AMENO ORDINANCE TO ALLOW SHELTERS
TRANSIENT CLEANS UP, TAKES OFF FOR CALIF.
BEHINO IMAGE OF AFFLUENCE, Thf HO»ELESS SEEK SHELTER
NO mqre FAVORS, PLEASE
NEW YORK EDITORIAL 'EXTREMELY HALF-BAKEO*
N.C. RANKS HIGH IN INCOME TAX RATES
THE HOMELESS (CARTOON!
LOCAL THINKING DIVIDED
RELIEF SHELTERS GET READY FOR OEMANO "(JR [ NG COLD WAVE
STPEET REPAIRS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY REPAIR
SEE ALSO STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSiSSMENTS
REPAYING ROAD
ESTIMATED FLOWERS ORIVE REPAIR COSTS TO EXCEEO «1.2 MILLION
OFFICIALS
PITTSBORO
DATE
11/07/85
1 1/07/55
11/07/85
11/08/85
11/13/85
11/14/85
1 1/21/85
12/14/85
10/1VR5
10/19/85
6/13/85
9/21/85
11/07/85
U/04/«5
11/06/85
"YL
= 71
W66
B71
T37
J54
6/13/85
6/25/85
I P N J 54
7
5/24/85
p
7
V
f
8/28/85
A
4
L
?
9/07/85
A
3
N
2
9/09/05
B
1
N
7
1/31/B5
n
1 1
a p
"71
2
2/0I/P5
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4
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S66
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1/01/B5
A
I
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1/07/O5
B
1
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MSI
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1/02/85
1
1
P N
A47
?
1/03/85
A
4
N
?
1/03/B5
B
1
N
A54
1
1/03/B5
r
1
N
14 7
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1/1B/B5
B
I
N
A44
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2/04/85
r
1
N
HI
?
3/23/85
H
5
N
2
8/24/R5
B
3
N
H 2 5/0/85 A 1
H 2 5/14/85 C 1 P F J40
H 2 5/16/85 C 1 n n J4n
S 2 5/24/85 B 2 F
H 2 5/27/85 C 14 M N
H 2
H 2
S 2
6/14/85 A
6/14/B5 B
10/21/85 A
H 3 10/29/85 B 1
H 3
H 2
S 2
H 3
H 2
H 3
H 2
H 2
H 2
H 3
H 3
S 2
H 3
1/31/85 C
1/D5/85 B
1/05/85 B
1/15/85 C
1/17/85 C
1/18/85 B
1/22/85 A
1/22/85 A
3/06/85 B
5/20/B5 A
5/21/85 B
7/14/85 b
7/26/85 A
8/14/85 A
8/24/85 C
10/0V85 B
10/02/°5 A
10/23/85 B
1 12/07/85
3 12/D7/85
2 12/13/85
2 12/17/85
? 12/18/85
2 12/20/85
2 12/23/«5
7 12/27/85
= 81
B81
N W27
E
S 2
S 2
2/22/85 C 1
4/01/85 A 1
HUNTHLY/AN < U A L
INDEX
12/31/85
S U u J 6 C T S
pat.i :n
1/16/86
STREET SI CIS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY S IT.NS
NEWCOMER: IT'S TOUGHT TO NAVIGATE OURHAM
H 2 1/17/85 A
STREETSt DURH
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
NEWCOMER
RETIRED
MOTOR! ST
RESIDENT
CITY OKS
SACK IN
WHEN IS
LEGISLAT
HOW TIME
INCREASE
STREET C
FAYETTEV
2 COUNCI
FAYETTEV
HOUSE "
RENAME S
DURHAM f,
FINAL LE
DOWNTOWN
AM
SPHALT
NE-WAY
OTHOLE
OWELL
TREFT
RUCK R
WO-WAY
: IT'S
COUPLE
S' OUA
S COMP
SOUTH
BUSINE
A TRUC
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S DO C
TRAFF
LOSING
ILLE S
L MEMS
ILLE S
SSES 0
OME ST
ETS 11
G OF F
ACCES
STREETS
S
BILL
IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
OUTES
STREETS
TOUGHT TO NAVIGATE DURHAM
RETURNS TO 'CRUEL' OURHAM
NOARY: DRIVING IN AREA CAN MAKE ONE WONDER.
L»IN ABOUT TRUCK DRIVERS
ERN PARKWAY JUNCTION
SS
K NOT A TRUCK?
LL FOR END TO INSURANCE RATE BUREAU
HANGE: MAIN STREET WINS APPROVAL
IC LANES
"ILL OK'D
T. EXTENSION TO BE HEARING TOPIC
ERS PRAISE PLAN FOR FAYETTEV1LLF STREET
T. EXTENSION PLAN ENJOYS SUPPORT
URHAM BILLS
REETS
7 MILLION TO FIX STREETS
RE6WAY MOVED UP A YEAR
S A PROBLEM
STREP DISEASES
SEE ALSO DISEASFS ISEC ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
INSTANT STREP TESTS MAY HELP DOCTORS CURE SORE THROATS FASTER
STRfcPTOK INASE
SEE ALSO DRUGS
NEW DRUGS MAY UNPLUG ARTERIES. END HEART ATTACKS EARLY
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL MAY TAKE PART TN HEART ATTACK STUDY
STRES
.SE
se
SE
SE
SE
SE
STRIOE CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARETTFS
STRIOE CIGARETTES GO NATIONAL AFTER SIX MONTHS OF TESTING
LSM OPTIMISTIC ABOUT CIGARETTE
STRIKE ASSISTANCE BENEFITS
SEE UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
STRIKES. UURHAM
SEE ALSO UNIONS. OURHAM
OURHAM BONDSMEN CONTINUE STRKE
DURHAM BONOSMEN CALL STRIKE OVER POLICY ON RAIL FORFEITURES
BAIL STRIKE CONTINUES
BONPSMEN'S STRIKE CONTINUES
TWO BONOSMEN TO RESUME POSTING
OURHAM PONDSMAN CALLS STRIKE
BONOS; OTHERS MUM
BASELESS'
SHERIFF SAYS STEPS TO BE TAKE't IF OURHAM JAIL GETS OVERCROWDED
BONOSMEN BACK ON J01 AS 1-WEEK PROTEST ENDS
UNITED AIRLINES REINSTATES FLIGHT AT RALEIGH-DURHAM
WESTERN UNION CUSTOMERS REPORT SOME PROPLFMS
STRIKE CAUSES WOES AT TELEGRAPH OFFICE
STRIKES. N.C.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C. LABOR COMMISSION
SEE ALSO UNIONS. N.C.
4 FLIGHTS CANCELED
UNITED RESUMES 'PARTIAL' SERVICE
DEALERS: STRIKE COULD HIKE CA' PRICES
NON-UNION DRIVERS SENT TO GET CARS AT DISTRIBUTION SITE
PICKETERS ARE LIMITED IN TEAMSTERS' STRIKE
ORDER LIMITS PICKETS AT COMPAMY
UNION ACCEPTS OFFER THAT RESULTED IN STRIKE
STRIKES. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE ALSO UNIONS. U.S.
STRIKE OOESN'T HURT CAR SALES
"I MISS THE OLO-TIME LABOR RELATIONS. . ."
JOHN g. PUBLIC'S A SUCKER
ACTORS' EQUITY STRIKE COULD A=FECT PLAYMAKERS COMPANY
STRIKE BY ACTORS APPEARS AVERTED
STRIP SEARCHES
STRIP SEARCH REPREHENSIBLE
SEARCHES ARE LIMITED
OURHAM STRIP-SEARCH SUIT NEARS SETTLEMENT
BOARD APPROVES SETTLEMENT TERMS FOR 'SEARCH' SUIT
PRINCIPAL HAPPY STRIP-SEARCH CASE IS SETTLED
STRIPED BASS
SEE ALSO PASS FISHING
SEE ALSO FISH
AUTHORITIES CHARGE 24 PEOPLE FOLLOWING STRIPED BASS PRUBE
VANCE MAN ScNTENCEO FOR SELLING STRIPFO BASS
NFW STRIPEO BASS RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT
STROKES
SEE ALSO HEART OISEASE
DOMINANT TYPE OF DEATH VARIES IN REGIONS OF U.S.
GROUPS VULNERABLE TO STROKE
OOCTOR TO SPEAK TUESDAY TO ALAMANCE CLUB
H
?
1/1T/B5
A
4
1
H
f
2/25/85
A
4
L
H
?
3/01/85
A
6 P N
MMI
H
?
3/12/85
(
1
N
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S
7
3/15/85
A
10
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M69
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7
3/23/85
A
1 P P
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4/10/35
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1
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4/18/85
A
8
N
S
7
5/24/85
B
3
G
04 1
H
7
5/21/85
A
4
L
H
?
6/07/85
C
7
N
S
?
6/15/B5
A
5
N
H
?
6/21/85
B
6 M N
SS!
5
7
6/21/85
C
1
N
M69
H
?
7/11/85
P
1
N
1146
H
7
3/28/85
A
4
1
s
?
10/25/85
A
8
N
s
7
ll/U/85
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1
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M69
H
2
12/20/85
A
4
L
S 2 1/23/85 A
S 2 4/10/85
H 2 10/05/85
E ALSO BURNOUT
E ALSO HEART OISEASF
E ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
E ALSO POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
E ALSO WOMEN, MENTAL HEALTH
E ALSO WORRY
WORKPLACE STRFSS. INFANT DEATHS LINKED S
WORK STRESS HELPS CAUSE INFANT DEATHS. OOCTPR SAYS H
OPUPLF-EDGED SWORD: PROSECUTORS JOIN DEFENSE LAWYERS IN USE OF..OISORPEP H
OEOICATEO TFACHFRS SEEN MORE 'RONE TO 'BURNOUT' H
DUKE TO STUDY EFFECTS OF STRESS FROM FAMILY H
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRESS. PHYSICAL ILLS STUDIED S
FARMERS GET HELP COPING WITH STRESS S
HEALTH NIGHT TO BEGIN NEW SEASON H
EXPERTS: SOME STRESS NOT HARMFUL S
OIU JOHN HENRY HAVE ULCERS? U*l C PROFESSOR STUDYING STRESS-RELATED ILLNES H
OUKE PHYSICIAN WARNS THAT STRESS PATIENTS MAY NEEO EXTENOEO CARE S
KIDS SUFFER WHEN FAMILY IS UNOER STRESS S
OUIET. PLEASE. SHE'S GROWING H
STRESS TAKES ITS TOLL ON GOOD SHEPHERDS H
1/30/85 A
1/31/85 A
4/08/85 a
5/02/85 B
5/12/85 B
5/16/85 A
6/04/85 A
1/01/85 a
9/03/85 C
10/03/85 A
10/30/85 A
11/01/ 85 B
11/18/85 A
11/21/85 A
N D30
N
N
N D8D
N
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N J56
N
U 07 8
N
H 2
S 2
1/10/85 B 1 P N L41
2/21/85 C I 1 C.6P
s
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3/23/85
A
N
C60
H
?
3/23/85
A
N
A64
H
7
3/24/85
B
N
S
?
3/25/85
C
N
A47
H
?
3/26/85
B
N
A54
S
?
3/26/85
C
N
A47
s
7
3/27/85
A
P N
A47
s
7
3/29/85
(
N
A47
s
7
5/2D/85
(
N
M6-J
H
?
3/02/85
B '
N
s
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8/03/85
A 1
N
7
5/18/85
A
1 5
N
7
5/19/85
i
7
N
7
7/27/85
A
1 5
N
?
8/08/85
A
6
N
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8/14/85
A
1 1
N
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ll/l 1/85
3
5
N
H 2 U/21/85 U
S 2 7/30/85 A I
H 2 8/08/85 A 4
H 2 8/15/85 A 4
H 2 8/19/85 A 10
H 2 9/10/85 C 12
C6D
R56
H
7
7/0S/S5
A
4
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H
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2/15/85
A
4
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6/14/85
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1
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H
7
6/19/35
H
1
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2
6/19/85
c
1
N L38
H 2 1/17/85 B 3
H 2 5/26/35 B I
H 2 8/04/85 C 12
H 2 2/10/85 A 1 C M
S 2 5/13/85 CI N J56
H t 7/13/85 C 1 N
HUNT HLY/ANN UAL I II.) EX
l/Ol/dS - 12/31/15
HICKORY DOCTOR RECEIVES GRANT FOR STROKF STUDY
STPOTHER HOUSE
HISTORIC HUME IN GRANVILLE NOV FOR SALE
1RTH CENTURY GEORGIAN COTTAGE FOR SALE
ST°UCTURE HOUSE
SEE ALSO WEIGHT CONTROL
THE CHEFS OF STRUCTURE HOUSE
STUOFNT AlO PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. N.C.. TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLFG6S. U.S., FEDERAL AIO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. TUITION
SEE ALS" DUKE UNIV., financial AIO
SFE ALSO HIGHER EDUCATION, COST-
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
COLLEGE AID HELD WIDELY AVAILABLE
FINANCIAL HELP
BENNETT ISSUES CHALLENGE TO U.S. HIGHER EDUCATION
REMARKS ON COLLEGE FINANCIAL »ID CUTS GFT COLD RECEPTION
N.C. STUDENTS COULD LOSE »3U MILLION
STUDENT AIO WORKSHOP SET FOR TODAY
STUDENTS, OFFICIALS SHARE BLAME FOR LOAN ABUSES
AUOIT QUESTIONS FAYETTEVILLE STATE STUDENT AIO
STUOFNT COUNCILS
SEE UNIV. UF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL,
SUBJECTS
PAGE 774
1/16/86
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. STUOY ABROAD
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
DURHAM HOSTS SOUGHT
10 UNC UNOERGRAOUATES SFLECTE1 TO STUDY APRiAO
SEMONCHE TO STUDY IN ENGLAND
2 FRUM DURHAM ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL IN LONDON
FAMILIES NEFOFD TO HOST FRENCH TEENS FOR A WEEKS
WHEN IN FRANCE, OUKE STUDENTS 00 AS THE FRENCH
OUKF PROGRAM SEES REAL SOVIET LIFE
STUUENT LU«N DEFAULTS
SEE ALSO STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
AGENCIES PUSHING TO COLLECT OEFAULTEO STUOENT LOANS
NCLU OFFICIAL: PROBLEMS CITED IN AUDIT FIXED
•TRUMP CARD- COMES LATE
THE STUDENTS WHO DEFAULT
NO -FREE RIDE' FUR STUDENTS
STUOENT LO'N PROGRAM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C. STUOENT LOANS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, TUITIONS
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, U.S., FEDERAL AIO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. TUITION
SEE ALSO GUARANTEED STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO HIGHER EOUCATION, COSTS.
SEE ALSO N.C STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO STUOENT AID PROGRAM
SFE ALSO STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, SCHOL'RSHIPS C STUDENT AIO
STUDENT LOAN AO STIRS CONTROV=RSY
FINANCIAL HELP
BENNETT, FRIDAY CLASH ON STUOENT AID CUTS
AGENCIES PUSHING Tu COLLECT O'FAULTEO STUDENT LOANS
BENNETT BARGES IN WHERE WATTS LEFT OFF
UNC GOVERNORS AFFIRM OPPOSITION TO TUITION HIKE
EDUCATION LOAN PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED
STUDENTS, UFFICIALS SHARE BLAME FOR LOAN ABUSES
•TRUMP CARO' COMES LATE
THE STUDENTS WHO DEFAULT
STUOENT LOANS
SEE COLLEGES, N.C, FEDERAL AID
SEE COLLEGES, U.S., FEDERAL AIO
SEE STUOENT LOAN PROGRAM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS C STUOENT AID
STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNKEN DRIVING ISAOOI
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NEW DIRECTIONS, NEW GOALS: STEVE STREATER is DETERMINED TO WALK AGAIN
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STUDENTS FOR AMERICA
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N.C. STATE STUOENT ORGANIZATION OPPOSES ACCURACY IN ACIDEMIA
CONSERVATIVE GROUP SEEKS COLLEGIANS
CONSERVATIVE STUOENT GROUP GAINING AOHERENTS IN TRIANGLE
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STUN GUNS: HUT-SELLING ITEMS TRIGGER LEGAL OUESTIONS
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STUN GUNS MIXED BLESSING
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INSIDE
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HOT SUMMER FOR SUGAR HILL. DOLPHIN
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SUGAR MOUNTAIN TO INCORPORATE
UPLIFTING EXPERIENCE
SUGAR SUBSTITUTES
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SUICIOE ATTEMPTS
OISTRAUGHT MAN TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
WILSON MAN SENTENCED ON FOUR SEX CHARGES UNDER SUICIDF WATCH
SUIT ACCUSES DUKE DOCTORS OF NEGLIGENCE
SUIT FILED AGAINST 2 DOCTORS, OUKE HOSPITAL OVER SUICIDE
GUNSHOT VICTIM, 12, IN CRITICAL CONDITION
OFFICERS SAY MAN ARRESTED AT JADIO STATION TRIEO TO HANG HIMSELF
POLICE SAY CAR FIRE WAS SUICIDE EFFORT
MAN BURNEO IN CAR SET FIRE HI1SELF, INVESTIGATOR SAYS
SUICIDE PREVENTION
SUICIOE: DOCTOR SAYS NOT TO HIDE SU8JFCT FROM KIDS
AWARENESS MAY PREVENT SUICIOE
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SUICIDES, DURHAM
GUNSHOT WOUNO IS FATAL
SOUTHERN HIGH PUPIL, 17, DIES OF BULLET WOUNO
SHOULD YOUNG PUPILS LEARN ABOUT SUICIOE?
A NO TO OEATH COURSES
COPING WITH SUICIOE
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DURHAM MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT
MAN WHO SET HIMSELF AFIRE DIES
OAVID JAMES MACK JR.'S DEATH '10 SUICIOE
SUICIDES, N.C.
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FOREIGN INVESTMENT
SULFITES
BILL MOULD BAN RESTAURANT USE OF SULFITES
COMMISSION ASKS BAN TO HALT USE OF SULFITE AGENTS
HOUSE PANEL OKS BILL TO PREVE'IT HARASSMFNT OF STATE EMPLOYEES
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•CASINO NIGHTS' BILL ADVANCES
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EPA RESEARCHERS DEVISE WAY TO REDUCE POLLUTANTS
DUKE CRITICIiEO FOR SMOKE
SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES
SEE ALSO APARTHEID
SFE ALSO BUSINESSES. U
SEE ALSO SOUTH AFRICA
STUDENTS «SK TRUSTEES TO USE SULLIVAN TEST
DUKE PLANS MONITOR ON S. AFRICA TIES. SANFORO TELLS BOARD
LOSING JOBS WON'T HELP BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA
S. AFRICA NEEDS HOPE. NOT THREAT, TO SOLVE ILLS
DUKE TRUSTEES OISCUSS S. AFRICA
PROTESTERS CALL DIVESTITURE STAND A GESTURE
ELON COLLEGE BOARD ADOPTS RESOLUTION ON SOUTH AFRICA
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC CO.
INDUSTRIES AOO JOBS IN DURHAM
SUMITOMO EYEING PLANT EXPANSION
SUMITOMO MAY EXPAND PLANT
SUMITOMO TO EXPAND RESEARCH FACILITIES
SUMITOMO PLANS TO EXPANO PLANT
CHAMBER MEMBERS TOUR SUMITOMO
SUMITOMO PLANT NEARING C AP AC IT Y : . . . • T RANS FERR ING TECHNOLOGY FROM JAPAN.
SUMITOMO PLANT NEARING CAPACITY: MAKING FIBCR OPTIC CABLE...
SUMMER
SEE SEASONS ISEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHS!
SUMMER RENTAL (FILM)
'SUMMER RENTAL' TOPS ON CANDY'S DOUBLE BILL
SUMMER VENTURES PROGRAM
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SEE ALSO EOUCATION
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SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
IBM GRANT WILL FUND WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
YOUTH OFFEREO JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
NON-CITY AGENCIES GET J303.000
SUMMIT MEETING
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QUESTIONING SUMMITRY LOVE
A "REO" SOX PITCHER HURLING A PEACE EMBLEM (CARTOONI
MOSCOW IN SHREWD STEP
'...THEY'VE JUST ASKEO US TO BRING THE POTATO SALAD.' ICARTOONI
PRESIDENT VACILLATES ON SUMMIT, CAMBODIA
DON'T DESTROY PLANET
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WHAT POTHERS REAGAN? REPORTER*. MAINLY
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"WHAT COULD BE FAIRER!..." (CARTOON!
SUMMIT OF FIRST LADIES
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COMMUNICATIONS OOOR MAY NOT REMAIN OPEN
HELMS SAYS HE HAS NO PLANS TO ATTENO SUMMIT CONFERENCE
FREEDOM SHOULD NOT BE NEGOTIATED AWAY
TREATY ARCHITFCT NOT OPTIMISTIC FOR SUMMIT
U.S. MAKES SAILOR WALK PLANK
HERALD'S HODGES HITTING THE ROAD FOR THE SUMMIT
•PREPARED' REAGAN READY FOR SUMMIT
IN GENEVA. CONFIDENT PRESIDENT
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SUSPICIOUS SUPPORT
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REAGAN R6AOIES BY FENCING WITH PRESS
PRAYER VIGIL SCHEDULED AT OUKE CHAPEL
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SUMMIT NOT FOR STAMPEDE
...THE TEMPORARY NEWS BLACKOUT... (CARTOON!
TEA PARTY IN BELGIUM m4y BE HIS FAVORITE SUMMIT TRANSACTION
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L
H 3 12/20/85 8 1 P N
S 2 4/10/85 C
3/15/85
5/29/85
11/21/85
4/10/85
4/24/85
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3/29/85
3/29/95
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I N . 0 E X BY S U U J E C
1/01/85 - 12/31/95
SAFETY CONCERNS CLOSE SALONS
SUN TERRACE CASUAL FURNITURE
FURNITURE FIRM TO CREATE MOPE JOBS
LOUISBURG PLANT EXPANSION HILL CREATE 30 TO 50 JOBS
SUNbFLT
SEE ECONOMY. SUNBELT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, SUNBELT
SUNBIRO AIRLINES
CONOVER AIR CRASH KILLS 3 S 2 8/28/95 A 1 H N
PILOT ANO TWO TRAINEES KILLED AS PL4NF CRASHES NEAR HOUSES H 2 8/29/95 A 10 0 H
WHEELER WILL FLY OESPITF PROBLEMS H 2 10/09/85 A 13 M
A SUNOAY IN THE COUNTRY (FILMI
CHARM GROWS AS FAMILY-TALE 'SJNOAY' MOVES ALONG H 2 5/03/85 0 3 R S66
SUNFIRE (MUSICAL GROUPI
TALKING ISLAND MUSIC WITH ROLL Y GRAY H 2 8/16/85 0 APR N3A
SUNGLASSES
SEE ALSO EYE GLASSES
SUNGLASSES STOLEN S 2 2/21/15 C 1 N
SUNKEN TREASURE
SEE ALSO SHIPWRECKS
SEARCHES FOR TREASURE ARE SELDOM QUICK OR EASY H 2 7/31/85 A 15 N
RIGHTS TO SEA TREASURE MOSTLY THE DISCOVERER'S H 2 9/03/85 A 4 E
SUNSET BEACH, N.C.
COASTAL TOWN'S BRIDGE SMASHED: 300 STRANOEO H 2 1/13/85 A 11 N
BRIDGE DAMAGE SURVEYEO H 2 1/14/95 A 1 P N
BRIDGE REPAIR WORK AHEAD OF SCHEDULE S 2 1/16/95 A 1 N
SUNSET BEACH BRIDGE BACK IN OPERATION H 2 1/17/85 A 3 N
SPEEDY BRIDGE REPAIR S 2 1/19/85 A A F
SUNSET BEACH'S BRIDGE HIT AGAIN H 2 1/23/85 A 3 N
DRIVEWAY TO BEACH LOTS COULD COST MA MILLION H 2 6/25/P5 BAN
SUNSET BEACH DRAWBRIDGE: BLESSING OR BOTTLENECK? S 2 10/25/95 AON
SUNSET CPAFT CORNER
SEE ALSO CRAFTS
DURHAM SHOP HELPS SENIOR CITIZENS S 2 3/30/85 A 3 P N M69
CLEVER PROMOTION S 2 6/19/85 8 1 P P F70
"SUNSET" LEGISLATION
SEE ALSO N.C, LAWS
■SUNSET' CLAUSE PROPOSED ON MANDATORY SEAT-BELT BILL H 2 A/06/85 A 1 N LAO
SUNSFTS
SWIRLING SUNSET H 3 2/16/95 B 1 P P T37
SUNSTATES CORP.
STOCKHOLDERS OF SUNSTATES, TRECO MEET JAN. 29 TO CONSIDER MERGING H 2 1/08/95 A 8 N
SUNWARD YACHT CORPORATION
SEE ALSO YACHTS
ANO THAT'S THE WAY THE BOAT LOOKS H 2 12/26/95 B 3 P N
SUPER STAR PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM RECREATION OEPT.
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY
N.C. MAKES BIO FOR WORLD'S LARGEST MACHINE S 2 7/27/95 A 18 N
SUPERFUNO
SEE CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGFNCY
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, "I.C.
SEE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE NUCLEAR WASTES DISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SUPERINTENDENTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRINCIPALS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
CONTRACT PROPOSAL ALARMS PRINCIPALS H 2 1/07/95 A 7 N
SUPERMARKETS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COUNTRY STORES
SUPERMARKET RISES ON OLD TRUC<ING FIRM SITE S 2 12/0T/85 A 3 P N W82
SUPERMARKETS, N.C.
SEE ALSO A C P GROCERY CHAIN
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
AREA WINN-OIXIE STORES JOIN SUPERMARKET WARS H 2 1/10/95 A 18 N
NEW AtP SUPERMARKET PLANS OPENING IN CARRBORO SUNOAY H 3 11/15/95 B 1 N
SUPERMARKETS, U.S.
SEE ALSO CONVENIENCE STORES
SEE ALSO GROCERY STORES
PRODUCT INFORMATION IN THE STTRE CAN CHANGE SOME BUYING HABITS H 2 3/10/95 B 9 N
SUPERSTITIONS
SEE ALSO FRIDAY THE 13TH
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN
SEE ALSO MAGICIANS
SEE ALSO PHOBIAS
SEE ALSO WITCHCRAFT
YULETIDE SUPERSTITIONS SURFACE S 2 12/19/85 0 5 P F
SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SEE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPPLEMENTAL SCHOOL TAX
SUPPORT GROUPS
SUPPORT GROUP BEING ORGANIZED FOR PARENTS WHO HAVE LOST A CHILD
GROUP BEING FORMED FOR HEAD- INJURY VICTIMS
SUPPORTING PLAYERS (VOLUNTEER FUNO-RAISING GROUPI
SEE ALSO PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY CO .
THEY'RE GOING COUNTRY: STAGVILLE ASSOCIATES PLAN H0L10AY EVFNT
THE SUFE THING (FILMI
NEW ROB REINER COMEDY OIFFEPENT, BUT STILL FUNNY
SURETY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
PIEDMONT StL SUES BROKERS FOR NOT REPORTING TRADING
SURGEONS, U.S.
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
PASSING PARADE S 2 7/29/85 A
SURGERY
s
s
2
2
6/05/95
12/03/85
B
A
1
2
N
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11/19/85
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0
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10/19/95
11/03/85
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MONTHLY/AN I UAL
see also ambulatory surgery
see also american college of su'geons
see also american medical association
see also amputation
see also arthroscopic surgery
see also band-aio surgery
I -4 0 E X
12/31/35
PAGf 178
1/14/36
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SEE ALSO BAND-AIO SURGERY
SEE ALSO OURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. AMBULATORY SURGERY UNIT
SEE ALSO EYE SURGERY
jet nLju cic iu-»w;r\i
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO HEART SURGERY
SEE ALSO MASTECTOMIES
SEE ALSO MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SUITS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS. U.S.
SEE ALSO PLASTIC SURGERY
SURROGATE "OIHER
SEE ALSO MOTHERS
•LAP PARENTS': SURROGATES PROVIDE CUDDLING WHEN MOM, OAO CAN'
SUPRY COUNTY, N.C.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
SURRY TIRE DUMP MAY BE PERMANENT
SURVEILLANCE
SEE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SEE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SEE SPIES
SEE U.S. SECRET SERVICE
SEE WIRETAPS
SURVEYS
see also polls
see also traffic surveys. durham county
chamber mails pso survey
n.c. phone workers claim stres
chamber of commerce surveys me
survey by illinois university
friday agrees with survey
public safety gets backing in
health vote fine chance to slt
some legislative support sefn
duke center plans survey to as
somf tax cut support seen only
survey: guvern ator i al successi
legislature may ask voters to
poll of legislators finds no z
survey: phosphate ban's chance
college curriculum: more intes
fast action saves trees; surve
getting to know ourham
unc athletics panel may do sur
survey: more health problems c
chancellors to get survey on a
the study jf studies
cobey auestionnaire seeks vote
county survey due in june
self-esteem linked to friends
public believes conviction rat
cobey survey defenoeo
royall said most effective
teacher poll: satisfaction e nt
is prfss credible' we're sure
ourham shoppers. businessmen s
stuoy shows low graduation rat
residents approve hostage hano
some praise. others rap decisi
building survey plants seed ft
a blessing in oisguise
downtown buildings will be i nv
volunteers begin building inv
taking stock of oowntown
ourham leaders say survey: oow
durham nice. far from perfect,
come downtown for ice cream
improve durham living
hot weather, cool treat
durham survey shoulo stimulate
fire surveys being conducted i
durham teachers list barriers
survey: teachers pap time spen
the luoicruus teacher survey
how are the roaos7
survival 1st
sbi warned about suspect befo'e murders - associate
this is uutward bouno
swann in love ifilm)
•swann' remarkable as movie. tut still tor ing
swannanoa river
bridge on blue ridge parkway to be closfo
sweatshirts
the whole country sweats in ba sse tt- w alker clothes
SWEDEN
SEE ALSO STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
SPEECH SET ON HISTORY OF ARMS RACF
SWEDEN CLAIMS DAVIS CUP AS E03ERG BEATS WESTPHAL
SWEOEN, ELECTIONS
THE DUCK VOTE
SWEEPSTAKES
SEE ALSO LOTTERIES
SWEEPSTAKES UFFER WITHORAWN
SWEET DREAMS (MOVIEI
•SWEET OREAMS' SINGER'S LIFE TNLY SAME OLD (MOVIEI SONG
SWEET POTATOES
SEE ALSO YAMS
SWEET POTATO CROP LARGE; PRICES BEING FORCED DOWN
SWENSON'S ICE CREAM
BRING 'FOURTH' THE ICE CREAM
LET'S FINALLY GET IT RIGHT
SWEPSONVILLE. N.C.
LAWN MOWER FACTORY YIELDS JAPA NE SE- AMER IC AN QUALITY
H
H
H
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1
2
1
1
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5/30/85
8/19/35
10/24/35
11/08/85
12/24/35
B
A
B
B
A
I
0
1
1
16
N
N
N
N
II
BE THERE
H
3
A/1 7/85
B
1
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H
H
2
2
5/08/85
5/20/35
A
A
13
3
N
N
S FROM USING VOTS
MBERS ON POLICE/FIRE SERVICE
FINDS SUPPORT FOR SMOKING RESTRICTIONS
SURVEY
W RISE IN CARE COSTS
FOR TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
SESS HEALTH OF ELDERLY
IF SERVICES ARE PROTECTEO
ON UNPOPULAR
LOOK AGAIN AT GUBERNATORIAL SUCCESSION
ONSENSUS ON HOW TO BOOST EOUCATION
S BETTER THIS YEAR
RITY NEEDED
Y TO PRESERVE PAST
V6Y
OP VOT USERS
THLETICS
RS' OPINIONS
E FOR ORUNKEN DRIVING IS HIGHER
S AT HOME SCHOOL FOR CHAPEL-HILL...
TRYING
EE REAGAN TAX PLAN AS 'STARTING POINT'
ES IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL
LING
ON TO A8AN00N PUBLIC SAFETY CONCEPT
R DOWNTOWN HOPE
ENTORIEO FOR NEW TENANTS
NTORY IN DOWNTOWN AREA
NTOWN MAIN ISSUE
SURVEY SHOWS
SOME ACTION
N BUILDINGS
TO EDUCATION
T OUT OF CLASS
S 2
1/03/85
C
1
N
H 2
1/03/85
c
6
N
H 2
1/00/85
A
13
N
H 2
1/15/85
c
2
N
S 2
1/15/85
A
2
N
S 2
1/23/85
A
1
M
C60
S 2
1/23/85
A
4
E
H 2
1/29/35
8
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N
H 2
1/31/85
S
1
N
D8D
H 2
1/31/85
A
7
N
S 2
1/31/85
A
H
N
H 2
2/01/85
A
8
N
S 2
2/01/35
A
3
N
S 2
2/02/35
A
15
N
H 2
2/1 V°5
A
4
E
S 2
2/21/85
A
4
E
H 3
3/11/85
A
4
c
H 2
3/15/85
B
I
N
H 2
3/15/85
B
6
N
B30
S 2
3/16/85
A
22
N
H 2
3/17/85
D
4
E
H 3
A/11/85
B
1
N
H 2
A/26/35
c
5
N
S 2
4/26/35
C
1
N
H 2
A/30/85
B
16
N
H 2
5/02/35
A
4
L
S 2
5/04/85
A
3
N
H 3
5/08/85
B
1
N
K45
H 2
5/10/35
D
5
U
R66
S 2
5/30/85
C
1
P N
B38
H 2
6/06/85
0
1
N
S 2
6/20/85
C
1
P N
333
S 2
6/21/35
C
1
P N
R3S
S 2
3/12/85
A
4
E
H 2
8/13/85
A
4
E
S 2
8/14/35
A
1
N
M60
H 2
3/15/35
B
5
N
H 2
3/18/35
D
4
E
S 2
8/26/85
A
1
N
M69
H 2
3/27/35
A
I
N
L41
H 2
3/27/85
A
4
E
S 2
8/23/85
A
4
E
S 2
8/23/85
c
1
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M66
H 2
3/20/35
A
4
p
S 2
0/17/35
A
7
N
S 2
11/12/85
A
1
N
J13
H 2
11/14/35
B
7
N
F50
H 2
U/10/35
A
4
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H 2
12/31/85
A
4
E
H '
3/05/35
B
S
P N
H 2
0/08/85
E
1
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H 2 0/23/85 Oil P S66
H 2 12/31/85 A 7 N
H 2 7/12/85 B 2 P F H45
H 2 10/12/85 A 8 N
H 2 12/23/85 B 3 N
H 2 9/26/35 A 4 E
H 2 12/03/85 B 3 N
H 2 11/01/85 0 3 fl S66
H 2 12/10/85 0 4 N
H 2 7/04/85 C 1 P F HOI
H 2 7/13/35 C 4 N
S 2 6/12/35 A 13
MONTHLY/A
N H U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGF 779
1/16/86
ELECTIONS FILING DEAOLINE IS NOON NEXT FRIDAY
ALAMANCE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS TRAW MANY CANUIDATFS
BALLOTS TO 9E CAST TUESOAY IN SIX ALAMANCE TOWNS
10 ARE ELECTED TO DISTRICT BOARDS
SWIM-A-CROSS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN RED CROSS. OU'HAM COUNTV
REO C'OSS PLANS FUND-RAISER SJNDAY
AWAROS CEREMONY
SHIMMING
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. SWIMMING IMENI
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. AOUATIC CENTEP
SEE ALSO HENOERSON/VANCE COUNTY SWIMMING AREA I KERR LAKFI
SEE ALSO QUARRIES
SEE ALSO SCUBA DIVING (ACRONYM!
SWIM RAISING MONEY FOR CANCER SOCIETY
ONE-LEGGED SWIMMER PROVES ONE IS ENOUGH
SWIMMERS PROTEST RESTRICTION
TCP SWIMMERS EXPECTED AT MEET
GRIGLIONE. TEAM DOMINATE MEET
SHOWOOWN AT CLEARWATER LAKE
NEVER A DULL MOMENT IN DAY OF LIFEGUARO AT FOUR CITY POOLS
SWIM A CROSS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
LITTCE CROWDED
COOL SMILES FOR MONDAY
SPLASH
BANNER DAY FOR SIDELINED SWIMMERS
ENO VALLEY, HOMESTEAD HEIGHTS TEAMS WIN AGAIN IN DURHAM SWIM LEAGUE
RULES. SUPERVISION VITAL FOR SWIM SAFETY
TAKING THE PLUNGE
COOL SMILE FOR MONDAY
BEATING THE HEAT
NEW PROGRAM
SWIMMING POOLS
SEE ALSO DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL SWI«MING POOL
SEE ALSO PARKS. OURHAM, SWIMMINS POOLS
PANEL SAYS NO TO SALES TAX F0? CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
HALF-CENT SALES TAX OELETED AS OPTION FOR CITY PROJECTS
SPLISH SPLASH
SPLISH SPLASH
SWIMMING POOL COSTLY, BUT UPKEEP MINIMAL
COME ON IN — THE WATER'S FINE--ANO CLEAN, THANKS TO COUNTY PROGRAM
JUOGE ORDERS PALM PARK APTS. POOLS CLOSED
PALM PARK POOLS REOPEN TO RESIDENTS AS ORDER LIFTED
POOL PERMIT OPINIONS AT VARIANCE
CREST STREET CENTER WORK PROGRESSING
CHAPEL HILL POOL TO CLOSE 2 WEEKS
COUNCILMAN SAYS POOL SHOULD BE IN SOUTH AREA
WATER. SEWER EXPANSION PLANS FOR DURHAM SURVIVE
SWINE
SEE ALSO HOGS
SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK
SEE ALSO PIGS
OFFICIALS CHECKING SHIPMENTS OF SWINE
SWINGS
WINTER FUN
AGILE MISS ON A VERSATILE SUING
SWORD OF PEACE IPLAYI
CURTAINS" UP ON DRAMA
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY
•SWORD1 SEEKS CRAFTS
ALAMANCE ROLE FULFILLS LIFELONG GOAL
CURTAIN GOING UP
GOSPEL SING TO PRECEDE 'THE SWORD OF PEACE'
AUTOGRAPH PARTY PLANNED
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
SWORD OF PEACE REPERTORY THEATER
•SWORD OF PEACE' OUTDOOR DRAMA
SYBEDON
MOVING: REDEVELOPMENT PUZZLE'S
SYBRON CHEMICALS. INC.
CULTURES FIGHT GAS LEAK
SYNTEK INVESTMENT PROPERTIES. INC.
JUDGE FINALLY OKAYS SETTLEMENT IN WASHINGTON GROUP LAWSUITS
SYRACUSE. NEW YORK
SYRACUSE SUEING PIEDMONT, EMPIRE AIR
SYRACUSE UNIV. SPURTS. LACROSSE
TAR HEELS HOPING TO SACK ORANGE AT HOME TOOAY
TAR HEELS OUSTED IN OT AS 5-GIUL LEAD DISAPPEARS
SYRACUSE OUSTS HEELS IN NCAA LACROSSE SEMIS
IS PREPARING FOR ITS 12TH SEASON
PIECES COME TOGETHER
SYRIA
AMERICAN HOSTAGES
IT WAS MURDER, FOR SURE
SYSTEMS ASSOCIATES, INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
T-CELL VIRUS
SEE HUMAN T-CELL LEUKEMI A-LYMPH3MA VIRUS
T-SHIRTS
SEE ALSO FASHION
HOG-RAISER ENTERS SHIRT MARKET
PRINTER UF REF-HANGING T-SHIRT TESTIFIES IN SUIT
COBEY COLLECTING T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
T-SHIRTS DONATED
T-SHIRTS SAY OON'T FORGET U.S. HOSTAGES
T-SHIRT CAMPAIGN TO HELP FAMINE VICTIMS
OURHAM STUOENTS COLLECTING T-SHIRTS FOR FAMINE VICTIMS
T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
T-SHIRTS FOR AFRICA
TEACCH (TREATMENT C EDUCATION OF AJTISTIC C COMMUN.
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. HANDICAPPED
IT'S AUTISTIC CHILDREN'S WEEK
TEACH (THE EOUITY AND CHOICE ACTI
COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS BLAST VOUCHER PROPOSAL
TV WORLD FORUM (DURHAM MORNING HERALDI
SEE DURHAM MORNING HERALO. TV W3RLD FORUM
TVX BROADCAST GROUP. INC.
VIRGINIA FIRM TO BUY CHANNEL 22
HANOICAPPED CHILOREN
DATE
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1 9/26/85 B
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H 2 2/17/85 0 13 N
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H 2 5/19/85 C 9 p N C52
H 2 5/20/85 8 2 N
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1/01/35 - 12/31/95
SUBJECTS
NORFOLK TV STATION FILES FOR OFFERING
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8/15/85 0 8
PAOE 790
1/16/86
SEE AIRLINES
SEE TRANS WORLD AIRLINES
T. A. GRADY RECREATION CENTER
AFTER-SCHOOL FUN
T.A. STONE INC.
SEE ALSO UNIVERSITY TDwFR
WILL BUILDING CHANGE DURHAM'
T. J. "AXX
T.J. "AXX PLANS O'JRHAM STORE
STORE'S OPENING CAUSES BOULEVARD TRAFFIC JA-
FIRING PEOPLE: IT'S MORE THAN TAKING THEIR PHONE AWAY
S 2 10/23/B5 C 1 P P F70
H 2 6/10/95 A
S 2 10/08/85 A 3 N
H 2 10/28/85 B 2 N S8"
H 2 11/03/85 0 12 p 'J L41
they left us some zest
taco sell bestaupant
restaurant manages spots maskeo man
Taiwan
SEE ALSO China
taiwan buys 10.78 million pounds of tobacco
takeovers
see mergers and takeovers
taking care
DOCTOR
MAKER
DON'T
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BEWARE
DRUG
SHOCK
WHAT
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SEVERA
NEW VA
NEW AL
THEORI
HINTS
TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM (TIPI
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. GIFTED
GRANT BOOSTS TIP PROGRAM
DUKE PROGRAM GETS FUNDS
DUKE PROGRAM GETS $25,000 GRANT
32.000 REGISTER FOR TALENT SEARCH
SEVENTH-GPAOERS TO PARTICIPATE IN TALFNT SEARCH
TIP SEEKS MINORITY STUDENTS
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR TIP
OUKE'S TIP GETS OFFER OF JIO.000
DUKE TO RECOGNIZE SIX JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS
6 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS TO BE HONORED «Y TIP
5 TIP STUDENTS make TOP SCORES IN MATH CONTEST
715 STUOENTS EXPECTFO TO ATTEND TIP SESSION
MORE Than 715 EXPECTED FOR tip
SCIENCE C MATHEMATICS SCHOOL FACES DIFFICULTY
DUKE PLANS TIP EXPANSION WITH GRANT
TIP RECEIVES GRANT To EXPAND SERVICF
SCIENCE, math SCHOOL'S ADMISSION RULES SOUND
cancy stripers gather for pizza. pins, caps
duke's tip shows dramatic growth
duke talent program is at top registration
talent shows
auditions feb.
outrageous
OF YOUR HEALTH (DURHAM SUN COLUMN!
S 00 make HOUSECALLS
OF IUO WILL PAY FOR ITS REMOVAL
GIVE ASPIRIN TO CHILDREN WITH THE FLU OR CHICKEN POX
RECAUUONS AGAINST HARM=UL SAYS OF SUN
! SUMMER IS TICK SEASON
ELPS HERPES SUFFERERS
TREATMENT IS SAFE. EFFEITIVE FOR SOME DISORDERS
EHAVIOR INDICATES CHARACTER DtSCROERS?
L IS THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR IN HIGHWAY DEATHS
BALIFS niET PLAN SAFE?
L FOODS CONTAIN CALCIUM
CCINE FOR INFLUENZA STRAIN WORKS
LERGY PILL OOESN'T CAUST DROWSINESS
ES ON FEVER IN CHILDREN CONFLICT
FOR A HEALTHY HALLOWEEN
23 FOR GRESNSB?RO YOUTH TALENT SHOW
TALKING HEADS (MUSICAL GROUPI
■STOP MAKING SENSE' IS GREAT CONCERT FILM
TALL 3UIL0INGS
SEE HIGH-P ISES
TALLADEGA 500
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
ELLIOTT SMASHES TALLADEGA RECORD
YARBOROUGH WITHSTANDS CHALLENGE AT TALLAOEGA
TannahILL WEAVERS
TANNAHRL WEAVERS: CELTIC MUSIC WITH PJCK DRIVE
TANNING SALUNS
SEE SUN TANS
TANZANIA
tap dancing
see also dance
'feet. talk to me! •
durham hoofers
tar heel girls state
see girls' state
tar heel invitational golf tournament
parker, unc take golf titles
tar heel junior historian association
observe anniversary
tarheel state games
see also college baseball
see also president's council on physical fitness and sports
see also u.s. olympic committee
amateur athletes in mi ni -olvh* ic 3 tooay in charlotte
arizona state plans axing of weinhauer
clearing the record
medal winner
tar heel games get underway
durham man is winner in tar heels state games
tar river
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1/30/85
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3/13/95
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4/10/95
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4/17/85
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4/24/85
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5/22/95
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5/29/85
A
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7/03/95
A
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7/17/85
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8/07/85
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8/21/95
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9/1 1/85
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10/09/85
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10/16/85
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11
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1/08/85
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N
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1/09/R5
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9
N
H 2
1/14/85
A
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1/14/95
A
7
N
S 1
3/20/85
C
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N
H '
4/07/85
8
16
N
S 2
4/30/95
5
4
N
H 2
5/11/95
A
5
N
S 2
5/U/B5
A
15
N
S 2
5/24/85
A
3
H
S 2
6/12/85
c
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N
H 2
6/14/95
A
1 1
N
080
H 2
6/25/85
A
4
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H 2
6/27/85
C
9
N
080
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6/27/85
A
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H 2
7/05/85
A
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H 2
8/06/85
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8/11/85
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W24
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12/26/85
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S 2 3/02/95 A 3 P P F70
S 2 2/29/B5 D
H 2 7/25/85 D 2 N
M 2 7/29/85 B 2 •> N
H 2 10/04/B5 0
8/07/85
8/30/85
9/06/85
9/29/95
10/26/85
11/12/85
F M6?
N H45
N J13
N J13
N J13
S 2
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2/29/85 0
4/11/85 D
8 0 N
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S 2 2/15/85 C 4 P P T37
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H 2
H 2
H 2
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7/05/85 A
7/05/95 9
7/06/85 A
7/07/85 B
7/07/85 C
7/09/85 A
PLEASE INSERT THIS SHEET AT P. 780 OF THE 1985 CUMULATIVE SUBJECT INDEX,
F. STONE
S«ISC»»P£R PLANS PROMPT ME IGW STUDY
KEEP HIGH-RISES DOWNTOWN
HIGH-RISE WOULD HELP DURHAM
BOAOO HEAPS OPPOSITION TO HIGH PISE
STORIES CREDITED IN SEAT-BELT LIU BATTLE
PLANNED HI&H-RISc GOOD FOR CITY, FUTURE
HlGH-PISt LUDICROUSLY INAPPROPRIATE
TALL BUILDING WILL St AN ASSET FOR CITY
HIGH-RISE RISKS NcIGHBORHOGD
B»LLOCN-RAISIH& TO PROTEST hI'h-RISF PLAN
TEXAN HAS bl& PLANS FOR TOWER
FOES RAISING TRIAL BALLOON ON PLAN
HI&H-RI<t SHOWS CIVIC INSECURITY
HIGH-RISE DEYFLOPcR HAS ATTRACTIVE PROPOSAL
HIGH-PISE WILL Pfc •SELF-DESTRUCTIVE*
KILL BUILDING CHANGE DURHAM?
UNIVERSITY TOWER
MINI-SKYSCRAPER SHOULD BE BUILT OOWNTOwN
HIGH-PISE WILL CAUSE EXODUS
COMMITTEE TAKES NO STAND ON P-STORY BUILDING
HIGH-PlSt ON AGENDA
COUNCIL SHOULD HEAR ALL SIDES
COUNCIL TOLD BUILDING WON'T WORSEN TRAFFIC
30G-R00" HOTEL PLANNED ON 17-5TDRV BUILDING SITP
DURha" NEFO* Thf NEW OFFICE BIILOING
HIGH-PISE THREATENS CHAOS
CITY SHOULD DEMAND HARMONY
TOWER TOPS CITY AGENDA
■GODSPE'D' TO HIGH RISE
CITY SHOULD STOP HIGH-RISE
HIGH-RISE TO BE 'TOP-OUALITV
WILL HIGH-RISE F£EO RACISM?
BOOST F"R ARTS COMPLEX EASES 'TING OF HIGH-RISE
DEBATE EXPECTED ON PLAN FOR N= w PARK IN OURHAM
IT-STORY BUILDING APPROVEO: BUSINESSMAN PROPOSES STONE JOIN HIM.
CONSTRUCTION OF IT-STORY HirH-RISc OFFICE TO BEGIN
TOwFR «ILL BRING TROUBLE
TOwER REZONING DENIED
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5/31/85
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5/31/85
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5/31/65
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6/03/85
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A
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6/05/R5
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6/05/P5
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6/06/85
6/J6/B5
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6/JP/85
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6/10/S5
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6/10/05
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6/11/85
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6/11/85
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6/11/85
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6/13/85
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6/13/85
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6/14/85
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6/14/R5
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6/1T/85
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6/17/85
A
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6/17/85
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6/17/85
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H
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6/ie/es
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6/15/85
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6/21/05
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7/J3/05
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H 0 N T H L V
/ANNUAL
1/01/85
I N U E X
12/31/15
PAGc 791
1/16/96
STREAM OF OEBATE FLOWS PN WHAT TO CALL RIVER
HOUSE APPROVES CHANGING LAW A10UT CAR HEADLIGHTS
VESSEL FOUNO IN TAR RIVER MAY BE 'OREGON1
TARBORO. 'l.C.
TARBORO OKS ORINKS
TARBORU OKS ORINKS
TARHEEL GOLD K KIWANIS CLUB ICHAPEL HILLI
CLUB GETS CHARTEk
TAR IFFS
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
Ml
TA
ALSO HAWLEY-SMOOT TARIFF ACT
ALSO IMPOSTS
ALSO N.C.. EXPORTS
ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY
ALSO TEXTILE INDUSTRY. IMPOSTS
COR'S CEO TAKES UNORTHOOOX STANDS ON IMPORTSt STEFL HAGFS
RIFFS TO PROTECT TEXTILES A* E EXPENSIVE
WORKERS AT N.C. PLANT DISAPPOINTED REAGAN REJECTED SHOE IMPORT LIMITS
HIGH TARIFFS HELP INDUSTRY, CONSUMERS
HAWLEY-SMOOT TARIFF REMINDER IF HISTORY
OFFICIAL: TARIFFS. OUOTAS WON'T HELP TRADE GAP
KEMP: TRADE WAR WOULC BE DISASTER
REP. ROSTENKOWSKI S»YS TEXTILE BILL WILL IE PASSED
TRADE OFFICIAL SAYS TEXTILE BILL SUPPORT WEAKENING
BUSH CRITICIZES 'THE SIREN CALL OF PROTECTIONISM'
•TARTUFFE'
tartuffe iplayi
ouke players to present molie'e's play '1
ouke players have fun with moliere farcc
ouke 'tartuffe' is amusing, as museum pieces go
task force on alternatives to training schools
see ourham alternatives task fq1ce
tax audits
county worker relieved of duty
nccu official: problems cited in audit fixed
tax cheating
see incomf tax evasion
tax collection
see ourham city tax office
sfe durham county tax office
tax crfdits
see also schools, u.s.. voucher proposals
support the tuition tax credit proposal
legislator proposes tax credits to leaf growers
murphy's law strikes gasohol tax
private schools no drain
public schools a mainstay
panel urging compromise on t02acc0 bill
16 bills seek to cut state's inheritance tax
public schools threatfneo
demonstrators urge tougher right-to-know bill on chemicals
senate approves grano jury use to investigate drug trafficking
bennett's voucher proposal has merit
county school officials blast voucher proposal
home energy tax creoits expiring
tax cuts. ourham
see also taxes. Durham
TAX CUTS welcome, but...
TAX CUTS. N.C.
COMMISSIONERS GROUP ASKS STAT=
COMMISSIONEPS' GROUP HITS TAX-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' GROUP OP
GLOOMY SIDE OF TAX REPEAL
MARTIN, PHILLIPS DISAGREEON TA
MARTIN OEFENOS TAX CUT IDEAS I
COMMISSIONERS WANT HALF-CENT L
GOVERNOR RAPS LOTTERIES AS A •
MARTIN SAYS STATE CAN REIMBURS
GOVERNOR SAYS TAXES CAUSED UNE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FACE TIGH
TAX CUT PLAN DRAWS MIXED REVT
RAMSEY'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE CALLS
SOME TAX CUT SUPPORT SEEN ONLY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY TQ TEST MAST!
DEMOCRAT'S BILL SEEKS PARTIAL
ROYALL: N.C. LACKS MONEY FOR 1
BILLS SEEK CHANGES IN DAY-CARE
GOV. MARTIN'S NOT ALONE
CITIES WON'T FIGHT TAX CUTS IF
TAX RELIEF FOR POOR
REPAYMENTS MAY DESTROY TAX CUT
SENATOR TO PUSH MAJOR TAX-CUT
JORDAN WARNS OF LARGE FEDERAL
MARTIN SAYS FEOERAL BUDGET SHI
DURHAM WILL NEED FUNDS FROM HI
AIDE SAYS MARTIN TO SEEK OELAY
OON'T EXPECT BIG SPENDING CUTS
OESPITE CUT TALK, BUDGET INCRE
WATKINS CALLS FEDERAL CUT PROP
MARTIN SEEKS TAX CUTS, VETO PJ
POWELL SAYS TAX-CUT PLANS THRf
MARTIN: CUT THOSE TAXES: SETS
LEGISLATORS REACT CAUTIOUSLY r
FINANCIAL DOUBTS CLOUDING OUTL
MARTIN REPEATS CAMPAIGN WISH L
OURHAM LEGISLATORS ATTACK MART
MARTIN PUSHES BUDGET PLANS IN
MICHAUX SAYS REVENUE CUTS COUL
MARTIN'S COURSE SENSIBLE TO 51
DEMOCRATS SAY MARTIN'S TAX CUT
DEMOCRATS HELP THF POOR
NO GIMMICKS TO TAX PLAN
BILLS INTRODUCED TO REPEAL N.C
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE MAY 3
LEGISLATURE HAY GET TAX-CUT PA
MARTIN CONTINUES TO PUSH TAX-C
OURHAM LEGISLATORS EXPRESS DOJ
LEGISLATORS SAY SOME TAX RELIE
STATE LEGISLATORS PREPARE TO 3
LEGISLATORS TOLO LOTTERY COULD
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT BILL DELAYED
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT BILL GOES TO
•A MOOSE': DEMOCRATS TWISTING
MOTOR VEHICLES TAX HIKE GETS L
COUNCIL MEMBERS, LEGISLATORS 7
PANEL TO DRAFT OMNIBUS TAX-CUT
16 BILLS SEEK TO CUT STATE'S I
TO REIMBURSE COUNTIES FOR TAX CUTS
CUT PLAN
POSING TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
X CUTS
N 'TOWN MFETING*
OCAL SALES TAX
TAX ON THE WEAK'
E LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ON TAX CUTS
VEN GROWTH
T FISCAL SQUEEZE
WS
D 'STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION'
IF SERVICES ARE PROTECTED
N'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE
REPEAL OF INTANGIBLES TAX
ARTIN TAX CUT PLANS
CENTER REGULATIONS
THEY ARE REIMBURSED
S
BILL
SPENDING REDUCTIONS
ULON'T AFFECT N.C. TAXES
GHER VEHICLE FEF
OF SOME PROGRAMS
FROM MARTIN. GOP LEGISLATORS SAY
ASING
OSALS FRIGHTENING
WER
ATEN CITY
GOAL FOR TWO ON JAN. I
0 MARTIN'S ADDRESS
OOK FOR CITY BUDGET
1ST FHR LEGISLATURE
IN'S TAX-CUTTING BUDGET
LEGISLATURE
D EOUAL 36-CENT TAX RAISE
OWER BUDGET GROWTH
S TO CAUSE LOCAL TAX INCREASES
.'S INHERITANCE TAX
E FILcO NEXT WEEK
CKAGE NEXT WEEK
UT PLANS
BTS ABOUT N.C. TAX CUTS
F WILL BE APPROVED
E3ATE TAX CUTS
REPLACF TAX
ANOTHER DAY
LEGISLATURE
ON TAX CUT ISSUF
UKEWARM RECEPTION
UARREL OVER TAX-CUT PLANS
BILL
NHEPITANCF TAX
S
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DATE C PG
3/OR/R5 A 6
3/15/05 A 8
8/03/85 A 12
H 2 6/05/85 e 1
H 2 6/08/85 A 5
H 3 11/08/85 B 3 P P M6f,
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3/31/85 0
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8/31/85 A
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9/03/85 A
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9/23/85 A
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9/24/»5 A
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10/08/85 A
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10/22/85 A
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S 2 2/21/85 0 5
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W66
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2 3/23/85 B I N N24
2/0A/85
3/01/85
3/20/85
3/25/85
3/29/85
3/31/85
4/04/95
4/1D/95
4/10/95
7/04/85
11/16/85
U/21/85
12/09/85
7
16
1
10
11
16
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N
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N J13
N W82
H 2 7/ll/»5 A
S 2
1/02/85
C
11
N
H 2
1/03/85
A
6
N
H 1
1/03/85
B
1
N
H 2
1/10/85
A
4
c
S 2
1/15/85
a
10
N
H 2
1/16/85
A
I
N
H 7
1/17/H5
A
3
N
H 2
1/24/95
A
10
P N
H 2
1/25/95
A
10
N
046
H 2
1/30/85
A
7
N
S 2
1/30/95
A
5
J
S 2
1/30/85
A
6
N
H 2
1/31/85
B
4
P N
H 2
1/31/85
A
7
N
H 2
2/03/85
B
1
N
H 2
2/06/85
A
11
N
H 2
2/07/85
A
1
P N
04 6
H 2
2/07/85
A
10
N
H 2
2/09/85
A
4
E
H 2
2/12/95
A
12
N
H 2
2/14/85
A
4
L
S 2
2/19/85
C
3
J
H 2
2/21/95
A
7
N
H 2
2/23/85
A
3
P M
H 2
2/24/85
B
1
N
S 2
2/25/85
A
4
E
H 2
2/26/85
A
6
N
S 2
2/26/95
A
8
J
H 2
2/27/85
C
1
N
046
H 2
2/28/85
A
7
N
S >
2/29/95
A
1
P N
S 2
2/29/85
A
1
N
M69
H 2
3/01/85
A
1
C N
L40
H 2
3/01/85
B
I
N
H 2
3/01/85
8
1
N
S51
S 2
3/01/85
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4
F
S 2
3/04/85
A
1
P N
C60
H 2
3/05/85
A
1
N
046
H 2
3/05/85
B
1
N
S 2
3/07/95
A
4
E
S 2
3/07/85
C
16
J
H 2
3/11/85
A
4
L
S 2
3/13/85
a
Li
J
K 2
3/14/85
A
7
N
H 2
3/16/95
c
1
N
5 2
3/16/85
A
1
N
H 2
3/19/85
B
14
N
S 2
3/25/85
A
1
P N
C60
H 1
3/26/95
B
1
N
S 2
3/26/85
A
9
J
H 2
3/27/85
A
1
N
H 2
3/28/85
A
7
N
H 2
3/29/85
A
1
N
H 2
3/31/85
a
1
P N
046
S 2
4/01/85
A
1
N
M69
H 2
4/02/95
B
I
N
04 6
H 2
4/04/85
A
17
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S 2
4/04/85
A
10
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MONTHLY/A
INDEX
- 12/31/85
DFM0NSTRAT0R3 u°v,E TOUGHER «K.H!-ro-«"OK BILL ON CHEMICALS
IN RALEIGH: SALES TAX REPEAL _ACAS PACKING. SENATOR SAYS...
MARTIN WON'T GIVE UP ON TAX-CJT PLAN
MARTIN SAYS HE'S LOBBYING; SO«£ OFMOCOATS SKEPTICAL
MARTIN SAYS HE'S MOT GIVING IN ON CUTS
MARTIN'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE FILET IN HOUSE
N.C. HOUSE PANEL OKS AMENDED TAX-CUT PLAN
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS PACKAGE 0= 8 TAX CUTS
OEMOCRATS TAX CUT PASSES HOUSE TEST
WFATHFRS A00RESSE5 PANEL ON TAX-CUT PROPOSALS
MILLER'S CONCERN IS FEOERAL FJNOING CUTS
N.C. HOUSE OKS AMENDED TAX PILL
TAX PLAN WONT SLASH DURHAM ASENCY FUND
COUNTIES THREATENED SY TAX PLAN
HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES S 38 6 MILLION TAX CUT MEASURE
HOUSE TAX REDUCTION PROPOSAL HAS RIGHT AIM
PANEL TO HULO HEARING ON MARTIN'S TAX PLAN
WHY NOT A VETO?
SENATE DEMOCRATS CRITICIZE PLAN TO ABOLISH SALES TAX ON FOOD
BOND CITES POSSIBLE TAX LOSSES
BOND: REPEAL OF INTANGIPLES T» X WOULD COST »1.5 MILLION
INEXPERIENCED GOP LEGISLATORS GOT CAUGHT IN DEMOCRATS' TRAP
ROYALL: TAX REPEALS WOULD 8E LIKE REVERSE REVENUE SHARING
MARTIN. ROYALL ARE AT ODOS ON TAX ISSUE
KEEPING PART OF TAX CUT BEATS NO TAX CUT AT ALL
GOVERNOR'S HIT LIST PREMATURE STRATEGY
SFN. ROYALL'S ANALYSIS SHOULD BE OUESTIONED
WORK ON TAX-PACKAGE MATTER OF COMPROMISE
N.C. SENATE BEGINS ITS TAX-CUT PROPOSAL
LOCAL-OPTION INVENTORY TAX BILL ADVANCES
GROUP ARGUES FOR REPEALING TAX ON FOOD
MARTIN TALKS OF TAX-CUT COMPROMISE
PROPUSEO CUTBACKS IN STATE BUDGET MAY LEAD TO TAX RFLIEF
REVERSE REVCNUE OUESTIONED
PROUD ANARCHIST GOES AGTNST G' A I N
MARTIN, DEMOCRATS SEEK TAX COMPROMISE
ALLIANCE MIDDLE-CLASS STAND STRIKES A NFRVE
KEPFAL PREDICTEO FOR INVENTORY TAX
TAX OPTION HAY DRAW INDUSTRIES
SENATE TAX-CUT PLAN PREPARED
TAR HEELS MAY FACE TAX INCREASE
WALL STREET JOURNAL EOITORIAL UPSETS LEGISLATORS
SENATORS' TAX PLAN EXPECTED TD RE UNVEILED
STATE SENATORS PRESENT THE 1= 'LAN TO CUT TAXES
' LT. GOVERNOR BACKS SENATE TAX PACKAGE
MARTIN PRAISES DEMOCRATS' TAX RELIEF PLAN
PHASEOUT OF INTANGIBLES TAX ALMOST ACCELERATED BY PANEL
SENATE FINANCE PANEL REJECTS INTANGIBLES TAX REPEAL
GOVERNOR PRAGMATIC ON TAX CUTS
STATE SENATE BACKS TAX CUT
MAVRETIC WANTS TO ELIMINATE NORTH CAROLINA PROPFRTY TAX
STATE SENATE OKS TAX CUTS
CRITICS CHARGE MAVRETIC TAX P. AN DISTRIBUTES TAX BURDFNS UNFAIRLY
MARTIN'S LOWER TAXES
MARTIN SAYS HE WILL MONITOR NEGOTIATIONS ON TAX CUTS
8U0GET, TAX COLLECTIONS PUT N.C. TAX CUT ON HOLD
REVIVAL OF TAX PLAN STOPPED
LEGISLATORS WARNED TO APPROVE TAX PLAN
MARTIN SAYS HE WILL TAKE CASE TO VOTERS NEXT YEAR IF TAX RELIEF IS NOT
NOT-SO-SMART DEMOCRATS PACK A.VAY FROM TAX CUT
DEFICITS POSSIBLE FROM TAX CUT PLANS
MARTIN SAYS OEMOCRATS JUGGLINS FIGURES TO OFFSET TAX CUT PLANS
RAMSEY SAYS PROPOSED CUTS NEGLECTING AVERAGE PERSON
LEGISLATORS LOOK AT REDUCING SOME TAX CUT PLANS
COMPROMISE REACHED ON TAX-CUT PACKAGE
JOINT PANEL APPROVES TAX-CUT COMPROMISE
PANEL OKS 1121 MILLION PACKAGE OF STATE TAX CUTS
GOVERNOR HAS NO REGRET ABOUT USING STATE PLANE
STATE TAX-CUT PACKAGE CLEARS PRELIMINARY VOTES
TAX CUT PACKAGE
LEGISLATURE WINDS OOWN TO TAX CUTS
»124 MILLION TAX CUT CLEARS FINAL LEGISLATIVE VOTE
TAX PLAN BLENDS GOP. DEMOCRATIC PHILOSOPHIES
DURHAM FIRMS DECLARE VICTORY OVER TAX CUTS
INVENTORY TAX COMPROMISE REACHED
LEGISLATORS GO HOME: IT'S WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR (JUNE 51 FUR . . . BUS INE S S
EXAMINE TAX PLAN CAREFULLY
MINOR TAX CUTS CAN HAVE SIGNIFICANT IMPACT
MOST STATES ADJUSTED TAXES IN '85
TAX CUTS. U.S.
TAX PLAN WON'T SLASH DURHAM AS ENCY FUND
A LIST OF THOSE DEOUCTIONS THIS TAX REFORM BILL WOULD ELIMINATE
TAX CUT WON'T HELP DEFICIT
TAX DEDUCTIONS
SEE INCOME TAX DEOUCTIONS
TAX DELINQUENCY
SEE TAXES. DURHAM
SEE TAXES. OURHAM COUNTY
TAX EVASION
SEE INCOME TAX EVASION
TAX-EXEMPT BONDS
TAX-FREE BOND RATES SLIP FOR A THIRO MONTH
AMERICAN AIRLINES SEEKS BOND ISSUE OF 175 MILLION FOR FACILITIES AT RDU
RDU MAY SEEK BONOS FOR HUB
TAX-FREE BOND RATES RISE FOR THIRD MONTH
TAR HEEL TAX EXEHPTS SLIP DURING OCTOBER
TAX ACTION WON'T AFFECT BOND REFERENDUM
CIVIC CENTER BONOS MAY NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR TAX EXEMPTION
BILL MAY HURT PLANS FOR ROSEMARY SOUARE
PARKING FOR TOWERS MAY NEED COMPROMISE
TAX EXEMPTIONS
SEE ALSO GIFT TAX EXEMPTION
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS
COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS IN TOBACCO TAX DISPUTE
COMMITTEE APPROVES EXEMPTIONS FROM PAYROLL SYSTEM
U40 MILLION PLANT SAIO JEUPA>0UE0
GROUP'S TAX-EXEMPT STATUS QUESTIONED
HELMS: TAX WITCHES; AMENDMENT WOULO DENY EXEMPTIONS TO CULTS
SHOULD IRS PICK SAINTS?
NOT ALL TAR HEELS PAY FULL PROPERTY TAX
WHY EXEMPT COUNCIL OF CHURCHES?
TAX INCREASES
SEE ALSO INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES. U.S.
TAX HIKES COMING. OFFICIALS TOLD
MARTIN DENIES CHANGE IN TAX-CJT STANO
BUTNER MAY BE FACING TAX INCREASE OF 4501:
TAX LAWS
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4/12/°5 A
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4/25/85 A
11
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4/25/85 B
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5/01/85 A
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5/03/85 A
4
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5/04/B5 A
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5/05/85 A
4
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H 2
5/08/85 B
6
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S 2
5/08/85 C
4
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S 2
5/09/85. C
11
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H 2
5/10/85 B
1
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H 2
5/10/85 8
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H 2
5/12/55 B
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6/20/85 A
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6/20/85 A
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7/03/85 A
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7/04/85 A
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H 2
7/05/85 C
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7/06/B5 A
1
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7/08/85 A
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7/00/85 A
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7/00/85 A
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7/18/85 A
20
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7/10/85 A
1
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7/22/85 A
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8/01/55 A
10
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S 2
8/23/85 A
5
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4/11/85 C
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5/21/85 A
4
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12/26/85 A
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6/10/85
9/29/85 6 12
10/04/B5 A 4
11/07/85 C 4
11/29/85 A 4
H 2 3/12/85 B
H 2 8/16/85 A
S 2 10/01/85 A
1 N L40
1 N W82
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 6 X
12/31/35
SUBJECT
TAX LAWS PERPLEXING? HELP IS «I HANO
TAX LIENS
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURES
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON REAL PROPFRTV
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON REAL PROPERTY
ADVIERTI SEMENT OF TAX LIENS Oll REAL PROPERTY
ORANGE OFFICIAL SAYS NO TRUUBL E WITH IRS
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN FACES TAX L5IN
ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX LIENS ON REAL PROPERTY
TAX PROTESTORS
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX EVASION
SEE ALSO PROPOSITION 13
PROTEST TAXES FOR ARMS
TAX RATE. DURHAM
SEE DURHAM, N.C TAX RATE
TAX RATE. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE DURHAM COUNTY. N.C.. TAX RATE
TAX REFORM ISEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLSI
SEE ALSO GKAMM-RUOMAN TAX BILL
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO TAX SIMPLIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO TAXES. U.S.
TAX SIMPLIFICATION PERSONIFIED AS CINDERELLA (CARTOONI
STUDENTS OUTPLAY THE PROS IN STOCK MARKFT DURING '94
TAX REFORM PLAN THREATENS UNITED WAY
LIBRARY HAS NEKS ON NEW TAX ACT
DUKE STUOY ISSUE IN TAX REFORM TALK
IRONY OF TAX REFORM: CHARITY IS DISCOURAGED
GOVERNOR'S HIT LIST PREMATURE STRATEGY
MAY INSIGHT
SEN. RUYALL'S ANALYSIS SHOULO BE QUESTIONED
GROUP ARGUES FOR REPEALING TAX ON FOOD
PROUD ANARCHIST GOES AGINST GRAIN
TAX REFORM PROPOSAL HAS STRONG MOMENTUM
REAGAN ANSWERS THE CRY
OURHAM SHOPPERS. BUSINESSMEN SEE REAGAN TAX PLAN AS 'STARTING POINT-
TAX RFFORM: THE SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION
SENATORS' TAX PLAN EXPECTED TO RE UNVEILED
SOME FEAR, SOME FAVOR REAGAN PROPOSAL
METHODIST EXECUTIVE RAPS REAGAN TAX PLAN
A HARDER LOOK AT TAX REFURM
TWO SIDES TO PARTISANSHIP
CRITICS CHARGE MAVRETIC TAX PLAN DISTRIBUTES TAX 9UP0ENS UNFAIRLY
FLAW IN REAGAN PLAN
GOVFRNORS REACT TO TAX OVERHAUL ALONG PARTY LINES
00 NOT TAX INSURANCE
CHANGES ARE NEEDED
DANGER TO TEXTILE INDUSTRY 5ECN IN TAX REFORM PLAN
RFFORM TAXES, NOT CHARITY
REAGAN 'SELLS' TAX PLAN
STUDENT STILLS REPORTERS' CACDPHONY
PRESIDENT GETS A VERY WARM RECEPTION
N.C. CONGRESSMEN SHOULD WORK TO REFORM TAXES
GIVE TAXPAYERS A CHOICE
CHAMBER OFFICIALS SEEK TAX CHANGES
BUSINESSMEN TOLD OURHAM PORT S AFE
WHAT REFORM?
TAX WRITERS PRIMED WITH CONTRIBUTIONS
DEBT MUST BE TACKLED
TAX WRITERS' WINOFALL S"OULO ALARM PUBLIC
TAX SIMPLIFICATION (CARTOONI
CDBEY CRITICIZES PROPOSAL TO TAX EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
KEMP SUPPORTS REAGAN TAX PLAN
BIG-HEARTED FOOLISHNESS
KFMP: TRADE WAR WOULO BE DISASTER
VALUE-ACDEO TAX MAYBE?
RUKEYSER'S IDEAS SOUND
REAGAN IN MUSIC BOX: "LULLABYE AND GOODNI GHT . . . T A XP A YER S . . . " (CARTOONI
PROPEPTY TAXES: EOGECOMPE COUMTY LEGISLATOR WAGES ONE-MAN WAR...
REVENUE CHANGES FROM MAVRETIC PLAN WOULD HELP SMALL COUNTIES
LEGISLATORS SEE TAX-REFORM MOID
AMERICANS NEEO TAX SIMPLIFICATION PLAN
DON'T BLAME ALL BUSINESSES
CLASSICS OF COWBOY ART: "A PAINFUL DECISION" (CARTOONI
SUBSIDIZING GOTHAM'S GRANDEUR
COG REFUSES TAX-REPEAL REPORT
REAGAN KEEPS TAX REFORM IN MOTION
IT'S NOT A OEAO ISSUE
HOUSE TAX BILL (CARTOONI
N.C. REPUBLICANS DON'T LIKE TAX PLAN
5 H.C. REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN VOTE AGAINST TAX BILL
POLITICAL FOOTBALL (CARTOONI
N.C. RANKS HIGH IN INCOME TAX RATES
VALENTINE BACKS bILL
CIGARETTE LEVY EXTENDED DAY
PUBLIC WANTS BIPARTISAN TAX REFORM LEGISLATION
TAX-REFORM BILL MAY HURT DURHAM HOUSING
MAVRETIC TRIES TO SELL PROPOSAL FOR TAX REFORM IN NORTH CAROLINA
TAX REFUNDS
SEE ALSO INCOME TAX REFUNOS
IRS PAYS UNC-CH 16.6 HILLION REFUND
TAX SHELTERS
GOVERNMFNT SUBSIDIES ANGER
TAX SIMPLIFICATIONS
SEE ALSO TAX REFORM ISEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLS!
AMERICANS NEEO TAX SIMPLIFICATION PLAN
TAXES. CHAPEL HILL
SEE CHAPEL HILL. N.C.
TAXES
TAXES. DELINQUENT
SEE DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
SEE OURHAM COUNTY TAX OFFICE
SEE TAXES. OURHAM
SEE TAXES. OURHAM COUNTY
TAXES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C ANNEXATION
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C, REVENUES
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C TAX RATE
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY TAX OFFICE
SEE ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
SEE ALSO PROPERTY REVALUATION
SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK. TAXES
SEE ALSO SALES AND USE TAXES. DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO TAX CUTS. DURHAM
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INDEX
13/31/05
SUBJECT
PAGE 734
1/16/06
GROUP E»'00RSES half-CENT Tax hike
OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX HIKE =XPECTEO AT HEARING
CITY COUNCIL HEAnS YEA, NAY ON TAX: HALF-CENT INCREASE RIG ITEM.
SALES TAX REACTION VARIED
HALE-CENT SALES TAX OELETEO AS OPTION FOR CITY PROJECTS
DURHAM PANEL REJECTS TAX FOR IMPROVFMENTS
COUNCIL VETOES USING SALES TAX FOP PUBLIC WORKS
TAX BILL MERITS ATTENTION
LONG WORKDAYS AHEAD FOR REVALUATION TEAM
COUNCIL SETS TAX RATE AT 62 C=NTS
H.5 "1LLIJN SURGE EXPECTED M TAXES
REYNOLDS ORDERED TO PAY BACK TAXES
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TAXES. DURHAM CJU
SEE ALSO AUTOS
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO OURHA
SEE ALSO DURHA
SEE ALSO FIRE
SEE ALSO PEPSO
SEE ALSO PROPE
SEE ALSO PROPE
SEE ALSO PkOPE
SEE ALSO PESEA
SEE ALSO SALES
IBM TOP COUN
DURHAM TAX C
COUNTY WORKS
TAX PAYMENTS
SMALL AMOUNT
AUDITORS SEE
BAHAMA OKS F
SALES TAX IS
VALUAT IONS
REVALUAT IONS
27C DROP SAI
COBLE: SCHOO
COUNTY TAXES
BOARD BACKS
59-CENT RATE
MANY COUNTY
DURHAM COUNT
DURHAM COUNT
TPAPPED
REYNOLOS ORQ
COUNTY TAXES
TAXES. N.C.
see also alcohol. taxes
see also cigarettes. taxes
see also drugs. taxes
see also fooo tax
see also income taxes. n.c.
see also inheritance tax
see also intangibles tax
see also motor vehicle taxes
see also n.c. revenues
see also n.c. ao valorem tax div
see also n.c. oept. of revenue
see also n.c. property tax commi
see also n.c. state property off
see also okange county, n.c, p°
see also orange county, n.c, ta
see also payroll tax
see also personal property tax
see also property taxes
see also real estate taxes, n.c.
see also sales ano use taxes. n.
see also utilities. taxes
county cummiss ioners" group op
gov. maptin says he still plan
martin oefenos tax cut i oe a s i
legislators to 0e3ate spending
TAX CUT PLAN ORAWS mixEO REVIE
RAMSEY'S TAX-CUT PACKAGE CALLF
SOME TAX CUT SUPPORT SEEN ONLY
PULLEY, MILLER TO WAIT AND SEE
ROYALL SEEKS HALF-CENT INCREAS
ROYALL'S BILL RENEWS QUESTIONS
MR. ROYALL ASSUMES WORST - SO
SEN. ROYALL ISN'T HEEDING N.C.
LEGISLATORS: TAX REFORM MEANS
DEMOCRATS SAY MARTIN'S TAX CUT
DARF COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON
DURHAM LEGISLATORS EXPRESS OOJ
LEGISLATORS SAY SOME TAX RELIE
LEGISLATIVE ACTION TAKES TRAO!
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HOUSE COMMITTEE UKS PACKAGE OF
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HOW TO CHANGE TAXES
ROYALL: TAX RFPEALS WOULD BE L
LOCAL OPTION FYFU ON INVENTORY
TAX SYSTEM QUESTIONED
MARTIN SEEKS TAX COMPROMISE
LOCAL-OPTION INVENTORY TAX OIL
GROUP ARGUES FOP REPEALING TAX
bINGO MEASURE SEEKS 'FAIR SHAK
SFNATE APPROVES AMENOMENT ON L
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LT. GOVERNOR BACKS SENATE TAX
MARTIN PRAISES DEMOCRATS' TAX
PHASEOUT OF INTANGIBLES TAX Al
GOVERNOR PRAGMATIC ON TAX CUT'
MAVPETIC WANTS TO ELIMINATE NO
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MARTIN'S LOWE" TAXES
MARTIN SAYS HF WILL MONITOR N-
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LEGISLATORS WARNED TO APPROVE
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS RELUCTANT TO
MARTIN SAYS HE WILL TAKF CASE
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PANEL OKS 1121 MILLION PACKAGE
SPONSOR DELAYS BILL TO REMOVE
HOUSE OKS INVENTORY TAX REFERE
TAX CUTS WELCOME. BUT...
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I N 11 E X
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S U 9 J E
MARTIN OENIES CHANGE IN TAX-CJT STAMO
CHANGES ARE NEEDED
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OFVELOPFRS SHOULD PAY
N.C. DEPARTMENT 0* REVENUE COMPUTERIZES TAX PROCESSING
TAX COLLECTIONS SHUW CONOITIO'I OF TAR HFELS
LEGISLATORS SEE TAX-REFORM MOJO
REPORT OU6STIONS FAIRNESS OF "ROPFRTY TAXES
MOMENTUM BUILDING FOR LOCAL TAX INCREASES NEXT YEAR
MAVRETIC TRIES TU SELL PROPOSAL FOR TAX REFORM IN NORTH CAROLINA
TAXES, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C TAXES
TAXES. U.S.
SEE ALSO EXCISE TAXFS
SFE ALSO INCOME TAXES
SEE ALSO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
SEE ALSO SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES
SEE ALSO TAX INCREASES
SEE ALSO TAX REFORM ISEE ALSO NAMES OF TAX BILLSI
SEE ALSO VALUE-ADDED TAX
SPENDING CUTS CHOICE TO LOWER DEFICIT
DON'T TAX BENEFITS
HE HAS 'HAD ENOUGH' WITH DEMOCRATS
VALENTINE: HOUSE WON'T PACK SFNATE =>UDGET PLAN
N.C. TIMBER GROWERS COULD LOSE CAPITAL GAINS IN TAX OVERHAUL PLAN
FLAW IN REAGAN PLAN
MOST STATES ADJUSTED TAXES IN '35
TAX WRITERS PRIMED WITH CONTRIBUTIONS
VALUE-AOOEO TAX MAYBE?
RUKEVSE°'S IOEAS SOUND
REAGAN IN MUSIC BOX: "LULLABYE AND GOODN I GHT. . . T A XP AVER S . . ." ICARTOONI
LOOK OUT FOR FALLING PIECES
TAXI CAB DRIVERS
TWO SENTENCED FOR SLAYING OF CAB ORIVER
ALERT CABBIE RESCUES WOMAN FR.TM BLAZE
TAXI ORIVER PULLS WOMAN FROM FIRE
MCOANIEL STANOS TALL
RIOER CHARGED IN ATTACK ON CHAPEL HILL CAB DRIVER
MUROEPEO CAB DRIVER FOUND IN GASTONIA
PRIOE IN THE OLD HOMETOWN CAN STANO A LITTLE AIRING
CABBIE WINS APPEAL TO KFEP DRIVING
TAXI ORIVER REGAINS PERMIT
TWO MORE FILE TAXI APPEALS
CITIZENS' SAFETY IGNORED
CAB DRIVER SHOULD NOT GET CITY PERMIT
CORRECTION
CABBIE TO CHALLENGE TAXI LAW
DURHAM TAXI DRIVERS NEED NOT RE CITIZENS
REDUCE TAXICAB REGULATIONS, I'ICREASE ORIVFR COMPETITION
FIRM ASKS DELAY IN REZONING RF3UEST
TAXI CABS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL, N.C, TAXIS
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, TAXI SERVICF FOR HANDICAPPED ANO ELDERLY
POLICE SAY ROBBER RODE AWAY IN CAB
CITY TAXI PERMIT LIMIT IS PRO°OSED
TAXI ORDINANCE ADOS INSPECTIONS
DURHAM TAXI ORDINANCE COMES UNDER FIRF AGAIN
CITY EMPLOYEE SLIGHTED BY ERRJR
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM OWNER MAY SEEK LEGAL-ACTION DELAY
CITY TO FILE SUMMONS VS. SILVER-FIRM OWNER
REPORT: CENTER MAY SPUR TAXI-BUS HUB
PANEL APPROVES CHANGES TO TOUGHEN TAXI ORDlNANCc
WELL-BEING OF PUBLIC DESERVES TOP PRIORITY
REDUCE TAXICAR REGULATIONS, INCREASE ORIVER COMPETITION
FIRM ASKS DELAY IN REZONING REQUEST
CHILD, 7, HIT BY TAXI
TAXIOERMY
FISH COLLECTION GIVEN TO DUKE LAB
TAXIDERMY MINI-COURSE OPENS TODAY AT PTC
TAXIOERMY SKILLS TO BE OISPLAYEO
TAXPAYERS AGAINST THIS CIVIC CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, CIVIC CENTER PROPOSAL
SAID RUPOEN TO TAXPAYERS: GROUP JO CITY: OUMP CIVIC CFNTER
GROUP ASKS CITY TO AOMIT PLAN FAILED
TAYLOR'S CREEK
LOUISBUBG MAN FOUND DROWNED IN TAYLOR'S CREFK
TEACHER AIDES
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, TEACHER AIDES
TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK
TEACHERS OESERVE BOUUUET
MORE THAN AN APPLE FOR TEACHE'
HIGH MARKS FOR TEACHERS
TEACHER CERTIFICATION
TEACHER PAY ON AGENDA
•LATEPAL ENTRY' TEACHING PLAN ORAWS FIRF
LOW SCHOUL ATTENDANCE IS L INKS 0 WITH FAILURE
GUIDELINES SET ON TEACHERS WITHOUT EDUCATION DEGREES
■LATERAL ENTRY' PROMISES TEACHER VARIETY, SUPPLY
HIRING NON-CERTIFIED TEACHERS OCCURS LAST
OUT-OF-FIELD TEACHING CONTROVERSY NOT OVER
MARTIN MAY PROPOSE TESTS FOR TEACHERS
NEW TEACHERS FACE TWO YEARS ON PROBATION
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SHOULD MOT BE SO RIGID
200,000 REPORTED TEACHING OUTSIDE OF AREA OF EXPERTISF
TEACHER COMPETENCY
MARTIN MAY PROPOSE TESTS FOR TEACHERS
TEACHEP EDUCA
SEE ALSO A
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SSOCIATION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS OF N.C.
AUONAL TEACHERS EXAMINATION
.C CENTER FOR THE AOVANCFMENT OF TEACHING
LINS RAPS TEACHERS' KNUCKLES
OPPOSES LONGER SCHOOL DAYS
SUMMER COURSE SET AT NCCU
FESSOP PRACTICES WHAT HE PREACHES
WILL BE PAID SI, 000 TO ATTFND NCCU SUMMER SCHOOL
EPS TO ATTENO PROGRAM AT DUKE
EACHERS IN PROGRAM AT R TP
TRAINING SCRUTINIZED
TRAINING IS SUBJECT OF CRITICISM
TRAINING STUDIES SURPRISE UNC OFFICIALS
TE, RTI GET GRANT TO DEVELOP SCIENCE MATERIALS
HERS TRAIN TO HELP NEW TEACHERS
EACHERS BEING TRAINED TO TRAIN TEACHERS
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page 716
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STUDYING THE studies
IFACMER PAY ON AGENDA
'LATERAL ENTRY' TEACHING PLAN DRAWS FIRE
GUIDELINES SET in TEACHERS WIrHOUT EDUCATION DEGREES
'LATERAL ENTRY' PROMISES TEASER VARIETY, SUPPLY
GRANTS HELPING TEACHERS PROBE LEARNING THEORIES
NEW TEACHERS FACE Twu YEARS ON PROBATION
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SHOULD 'IOT RE SO RIGID
200,000 REPORTED TEACHING 0UTSIDc OF AREA Oc EXPERTISE
2 GROUPS ORGANIZE FOR IMPROVE? TEACHING
TEACHER FVALUATION
SEE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL PLAN
SEE TEACHERS, N.C.. MERIT PLAN
TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. nU)M»M
SEE ALSO TEACHERS, N.C.
FINE TUNING NEEOEO BUT NOT OVERHAUL, SAYS "TOP1 TEACHER
TEACHERS OF THE YEAR
TCACHCR PERFORMS AND MOTIVATES
TEACHER OF YEAR
BERNH0L2 NAMJO COUNTY'S 198? TEACHER OF THE YEAR
GRANVILLE TFACHER 0= YEAR NAM=D
TEACHES OF THE YEAR FAVORS SABBATICAL PLAN
TEACHER OF YEAR HONDREO
FDR TEACHER OF THE YEAR, JOB IS A WAY TO STAY YD'JNG
WAKE NAMES CGRDTS TEACHER OF THE YEAR
TEACHER HONORED
TEACHER SHORTAGE
MORE TEACHERS NEEDED. PLACEMENT OFFICIALS SAY
'LATERAL ENTRY' TEACHING PLAN ORAWS FIRF
GUIDELINES SET ON TEACHERS WITHOUT EDUCATION DEGREES
'LATERAL ENTRY' PROMISES TEAC-IE' VARIETY, SUPPLY
HIRING NON-CERTIFIED TEACHERS OCCURS LAST
TEACHER SHORTAGE STARTS TO WORRY OFFICIALS IN STATE
TEACHERS, CHAPEL HILL AND CARR30R0
SEE ALS3 CHAPFL HILL/CARREORO ASSOCIATION OF FguCATHRS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/C ARRBORO FrOERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL/CARRBORO SIHOOLS
TEACHER POLL: SATISFACTION ENDS AT HOME SCHOOL FOP CHAPEL-HILL.
SICK YOUTHS GET SCHOOLING AT "EMORIAL
INTERIM REPLACEMENT FOR SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED BY BOARD
HEY CLASS! TEACHER'S PUBLISHE" A BOOK
FIRM PUBLISHING MATERIALS OEVcLOPED IN SCHOOLS
ORANGE SCHOOLS REDUEST 2 TEACHERS
TEACHERS NAMED TO 'MENTOR TEA"'
CANDIDATES EMPHASIZE TEACHERS' IMPORTANCE
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dr. coble's wife has ■ gooo oua l i f ic » t ioms •
durham county schools may get more teachers
schools to request aooitional teachers
state has few funds for more teache»s
county seeks more teachers
more money should be in budget for teachers
county schools push for neeoeo teachers
cdunty to receive funos for teachers
fellows program helps secondary. univfrsity educators
county to get more teachers. state says
fast action, new teachers
teachers named to "mentor team'
teacher of year honored
for teacher of the year, job is a way to stay young
durham teachers list barriers to education
survey: teachers rap time spent out of class
outstanding teachers
letters show teachers that stjoents 00 care
outstanding teachers recognized
teacher honoreu
low pay, respect mar teachers' love of job
teachers tie career's future to pay, prestige
lucases share 88 years of teathing and learning
teachers, durham county, salaries
school officials hope pay raise attracts more substitute teache°s
teachfrs can expect raises
teachers, ourham county, substitutes
see also teachers. n.c., substitutes
school officials hope pay raise attracts more suustitiite teachers
teachers, n.c.
see also american federation of teachers
see also eoucation
see also national teachers examination
see also n.c. association of eojcators
see also schools, n.c.
see also superintendents. n.c.
see also teacher of the year awaro
students back teacher for space shuttle flight
union carbide will award teacher grants
buncombe teacher acouitted in paooling case
teachers' group to meet at nccu
shared-teaching for profit
central assigning 26 student teachers
teacher saves boy from choking
awaros to be offered chemistry teachers
teacher performs and motivates
twu n.c. teachers vie for space flight
educator urges state not to miss new eoucational opportunities
hospital teachers meet in cha'el hill
teachers get fellowships
bill to clean up abandoned waste dumps advances
quintana is education winner
why some teachers yearn to oui t
1* teachers to attend program at duke
man gets life term for killing teacher
eight n.c. teachers going to c anaoa
evangelist says sue schools for violating teachers' rights
8 teachers to visit canaoa
shuttle trip 'shot in the arm* for teaching
teacher training is subject 0= criticism
teacher puts her 3* years of expertise into notebooks
teacher-training studies surprise unc officials
george cathey quit teaching at age 96
guidelines set on teachers without eoucation oegrees
•lateral entry' promises teaser variety. supply
former students trying to ease teacher's loss
hammonos; handle reform with realism
joroan fncourages teaching as career
martin may propose tests for teachers
new teachers face two years on probation
42.780 raised to help greensboro victim of flimflah
teacher sentenceo for fondling student
state has few funos for more teachers
more money should be in budget for teachers
county to receive funos for teachers
2 groups organize for improveo teaching
teachers in unc program
teacher shortage starts to worry officials in state
receives award
workload on teachers blamed for low morale
24 teachers will atteno unc workshop
hire "ore teachers
what's wrong in teaching?
teachers' unhappiness threat to n.c. eoucation
teachers agree: it's unoerpaip, rewarding enslaving j08
many collegians wish teachers earned more
2 teachers react differently to drawbacks of job
student switches to eoucation major
teachers to mull eternal question
endowment gives 5120,000 fop. two teacher institutes
teachers, n.c. assaults
see also assaults. n.c.
see also schools'. n.c, assaults
raleigh teacher is cut on hand
teachers, n.c. career development plan
see also teachers. n.c. merit "lan
eoucatops modify merit plan
poll of legislators finds no tonsensus on how to 300st education
education board approves career plan
martin plans to visit schools
•big changes' proposed for edjcation in n.c.
committees tackle bills on edjcation this week
committees prepare to tackle 'i ew state fducaton package
lawmakers 3egin discussing edjcation bills
govfrnor claims speech supported 'spending sioe' of education plan
handling of eoucation bills criticized
two education measures are sinetracked
legislator a80n00ns 'dummy' bills on eoucation
ncae leaoer blasts evaluation plan
orange helps pull merit-pay plan together
seat-belt sill, teacher merit pay to be debated this week
propuseo career ladder for teachers is criticized because of. ..quotas
educator urges state not to miss new educational opportunities
consensus bill formed on teacher career plan
house committee ok s teacher pilot project
legislator decries committee's change in basic education plan
legislators go home: it's wait 'til next year (june 51 for . . . bus1 ne s s
educators give oemocrats an 'a,' martin 'incomplete'
eoucatqrs wrong to hit gov. martin's approach
jordan encourages teaching as career
teachers, n.c, fringe benefits
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SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. SALARIES
TEACHER OF THE YEAR FAVORS SABBATICAL PLAN
TEACHERS. N.C. MERIT plan
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C., CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
SEE ALSO TEACHERS. N.C. SALARIES
EDUCATORS MODIFY MERIT PLAN
TEACHERS LEARN "ERIT-PAY DETAILS
MERIT PAY DISCUSSED IN ORANGE COUNTY
MERIT PAY CAN 6E FAIR
MERIT PAY NOT ANSWER TO SCHOOL PROBLE"S
COMMITTEES PREPARE TO TACKLE V.EW STATE cDUCATON PACKAGE
GOVERNOR CLAIMS SP6SCH SUPPORTED 'SPENDING SIDE1 OF EDUCATION PLAN
HANOLING OF EDUCATION BILLS CITICIZSO
OFANGE HELPS PULL MERIT-P4Y P. AN TOGETHER
HUGHES: EDUCATORS LIKE TEACHING
EDUCATOR URGES STATE NOT TO MISS NEW EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
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NON-UNION ORIVERS SFNT TO GET CARS »T DISTRIBUTION SITE
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A CASE OF BLACKMAIL
POLICE WARN OF SWINDLE
TEAR GAS
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POLICE ACTED RESPONSIBLY
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ROBOT-INSTRUMENT FIRM IN OLD -IIISBOROUGH MILL
TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF aLauanCE
TCA OFFERING PROGRAM IN RFADI1G AT SCHOOLS
STUDENT IS CHARGEO WITH EM3F27LING
TCA TO SPONSOR SERIFS OF SEMINARS
CASwELL COLLEGE ISSUE GOES To STATE 3PAR0
COMMUNITY COLLEGES 30AR0 To MEET AT TCA NEXT WEEK
TCA SEMINAR
FASHION SHOW AT TCA
TCA STUDENTS START SUMMER VAC1TI0N
GRADUATION SCHEDULED
TCA SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED 11 MEMORY OF EDUCATOR
TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF ALAMANCE
SEE ALSO ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C.
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF ALAMANCE
TCA RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP FUNO
TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
SEE ALSO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTrM
SEE ALSO DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF ALAMANCE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATUS RECO-MENDEO FOR OT I
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S U E J E C T
HIGH-TECH PAINTING FIRM OPENS
TECHNOLOGY
SEE ALSO INOUSTPIAL DEVELOPMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. BUSINESS ANO TECHMOLOCY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
SEE ALSO N.C. SCIENCE ANO TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO N.C. TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
PLANNER RAPS N.C. INDUSTRY RECRUITMENT
'USE TECHNOLOGY TO SERVE CAUSF' - SPEAKER
TECHNOLOGY TO BE DUKE BREAKFASTS TOPIC
STATE'S WAGES NEAR RUTTOM DESPITE HIGH-TECH INFLUX
U.S. DOLLAR VALUE MAY THREATEN GROWTH
ARTICLE CALLS RTP SOUTHEAST'S HIGH-TECH LEADER
TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP. HINOER WOMEN'S LIVES
EDUCATION IMPORTANT FOR MICROELECTRONICS
PAPERLESS SETTING SEEN FOR BUSINESS
MORE FOREIGN CITIZENS FILL Hr.H-TFCH JOPS IN PARK
DEMOCRATS, MARTIN SEEM TO BE DUMPING HEADS OVER FUNDS FOR HIGH-TECH
8,000 HIGH-TECH JOBS AOOEO TO N.C. IN YEAR
HIGH-TECH WAR ESCALATES
OUKE COURSES AIMED AT HELPING PEOPLE LIVE IN HIGH-TECH SOCIETY
HIGH-TECH SAFETY QUESTIONED: 'ROFESSOR, OTHERS URGE STATE CAUTION
HIGH-TECH COMPANIES HAVE DIFFERENT NEEDS
QUICK ACTION FIGHTS CRIME
RETPAINING MAY BECOME WAY OF LIFE
AUTOMATION SEEN PUSHING TEXTILE DECLINE
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TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
TEER TO OFVELOP TECHNICAL CENTER
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BUSINFSS PARKS MUSHROOMING
TEDDY BEARS
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SEE ALSO TOYS
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CHRISTMAS TOYS: A FEW IN BIG DEMAND
TALKING TEDOY TOP TOY
TEEN-AGE BEAUTY CONTESTS
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KINSTON'S JUNIOR MISS WINS TITLE
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MISS LINGENFELTER MAKES JUNIO' MISS CONTEST STATE FINALS
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DURHAM'S RELUCTANCE COST IT A TEEN CENTFR
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TEER ENTERPRISES, LTD.
TEER TO BUILD 10TH RTP OFFICE BUILDING
UNFINISHED TEER BUILDING ALPEAOY LEASED BY IBM
TEER TO DEVELOP TECHNICAL CENTER
TEER ENTERPRISES BUILDING TECHNOLOGICAL PARK
440 MILLION OFFICE PARK TO BE BUILT
TEER TO BU1L0 l?0-«0 MILLION OFFICE COMPLEX
TEER ENTERPRISES AGREES TO SELL RESEARCH TRIANGLE PROPERTIES
TEER TO SELL PARK BUILDINGS
FIRST BUILDING
TEETH IMPLANTS
SEE ALSO OENTAL CARE
N.C. TOOTH IMPLANTS AVAILABLE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO INFORMATION RESOURCES
SEE ALSO RADIO
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
NORTHERN TELECOM REACHES 'MILESTONE'
CELEBRATES SHIPMENT
S.C. PHONE FIRM SEEKS N.C. PERMIT
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TELECONFERENCES
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DURHAM TELECONFERENCE PLANNED
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12 MORE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNEO IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
TELEPHONE BOOTHS
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BULK OF GTE'S INVESTMENT TO GO TO OURHAM
BULLDOZER CUTS TELEPHONE CABLE
TELEPHONE COMPANIES
N.C. PHONE WORKERS CLAIM STRESS FROM USING VOTS
TELEPHONF DIRECTORIES
NEW PHONE BOOKS OUE: COVER FEATURES NCCU'S ANNIVERSARY
NCCU MAKES COVER OF PHONE BOOK
ON THE COVER
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TELEPHONE ANO UTILITY POLES
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RESEARCH PARK'S EDGES BEGINNING TO FRAY JUST A HIT
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TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICES
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TELEPHONE JUNCTION (TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE!
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TELEPHONES. DURHAM
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GTE TO SUV NEK SWITCHES FOR OJRHAM
LESS TO GROUSE ABOUT
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TELEPHONES. INTERNATIONAL
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TELEPHONES. N.C.
SEE ALSO CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO.
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SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
TELEPHONE CALLS CAME FROM COK = MACHINES
THIEF USES PHONE TO HOLD UP STORE
ENT IN ROYBORO
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1
N
H 1
5/30/85
S
1
N
H 2
6/16/95
A
g
n
1 41
H 2
7/06/85
A
5
N
S ?
3/12/85
r
1
N
H 1
9/34/85
p
I
N
H40
s 2
9/26/95
A
c
.1
H 1
U/03/85
n
1?
N
H 2
U/29/85
A
14
N
"46
H 2 5/16/95 B 5
H 2 7/02/85 C 10
H 3 7/18/95 B 1
H 2 1/06/85 8 1 P U H4P
S 2 7/04/85 A 4 E
S 2 7/19/85 C 1 P N J56
H2 1/09/85 A g
H 2 3/28/85 A 4
S 2 12/02/85 C 4
H 2 12/10/85 C 1
MONTHLY/AN N UAL
I H 0 E X
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGt 711
1/16/ 86
DEALERSHIP ALLOWED TO RESUME CAR SALES
TELEVISION CAMERAS
ELECTRONIC 'EYES' KEEPING WATCH ON CITIES' TRAFFIC
CAMERAS KEEP AN EYE ON TRAFFIC I PEDESTRIANS IN N.C.
TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO CHILOREN. TELEVISION C RAOIO
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
AS THE POLITICAL COMMERCIALS "0, SO GO THE FLECTIONS?
...FIRST COMMERCIALS FOR THE 1966 SENATE RACE... ICARTOONI
AO CAMPAIGN IRKS N.C. HERB
TELEVISION MINI SERIES
'...GOT ANY IDEA WHERE I CAN FINO AN HONEST OOCUDRAMA?' ICARTOONI
TELEVISION NEWS BROADCASTS
SEE ALSO BROAOCASTERS. U.S.
NETWORKS HALT PROJECTIONS
PUBLIC FORCES TV CHANGE
WHO IS BEST INFORMED?
IT WASN' T NEWS AT ALL
U.S. TRUSTS NEWS SHOWS ON TV, POLL SHOWS
GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT RESTRAIN NEWS
THE PEOPLE NEED FREE MEDIA
INSIOE
CONSUL BLAMES U.S. TV FOR S. AFRICA WOES
TELEVISION SETS
21 TV SETS STOLEN
TELEVISION STATIONS. DURHAM
TV STATIONS EXCHANGE NETWORK AFFILIATIONS
TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SFE ALSO CHILDREN. TELEVISION C RADIO
SEE ALSO E0UCATI0NAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION COMMERCIALS
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
.SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
TACKLING TV'S MORAL DECAY
TEMIK
CONCERNS ARE RAISED ABOUT PESTICIDE TFMIK
TEMPEST BUILDING
COUNTY INSPECTORS BYPASSING MANAGER
TEMPLE ASSOCIATES ITEXAS CONTRACTOR I
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON PLANT
TEMPLE THEATER
DRIVE PLANNED FOR TEMPLE THEATER
TEMPORAL BONE
SEE ALSO EARS
SEE ALSO ORGAN OONORS
TEMPORAL BONE LAB OEOICATEO AT DUKE
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
SEE PART TIME JOBS
TEMPTEE BAGELS
BAGEL SHOP IS MOVING
BROKERAGE FIRMS SEE BULL MARKET
DATE
S
E
C
T
L
PC L
12/12/95
1)
1
7/07/85
7/10/65
B
C
1 P
16
H 2 12/03/°5 B
H 2 12/04/85 A
S 2 12/27/65 C
4 T T R56
H 2 2/11/65 A ATT R5S,
H ?
1/23/65 A
4
E
S /
1/26/65 A
4
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H 2
3/20/85 A
4
c
H 2
A/03/85 A
4
E
H 2
5/05/85 A
3
N
H ?
8/02/65 A
J
H 2
8/03/65 A
4
E
S ?
9/14/85 A
■3
U T30
S 2
11/08/65 C
1 1
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H 2 5/19/85 B 5 N
S 2 8/03/85 A 1? N
M 2 9/30/e5 A 4 E
H ? 6/19/65 R | N
S ? 10/23/85 A 1 N J56
H I 6/19/85 B 1 N
H 2 8/23/85 A 16 N
H 2 11/04/85 C 7 P N 830
INTACT THROUGH '85
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
SFE ALSO N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.
FIRM'S USE OF CITY PROPERTY WISE MOVE
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
DUKE POWER IS WORKING ON BOILER FOR TVA PLANT
TENNIS
SEE ALSO DAVIS CUP TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. CHILDREN'S C
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMF
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY/COUNTY TENM
SEE ALSO DURHAM RECREATION OEPT
SEE ALSO DURHAM/ORANGE TENNIS TO
SEE ALSO EASTERN CAROLINA ADULT
SEE ALSO EASTERN CAROLINA TENNIS
SEE ALSO N.C. ASSOCIATION OF TEN
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLET
JUNIOR CLOSED TENM
STATE JUNIORS CLOS
TENNIS ASSOCIATION
TENNIS HALL OF F A'l
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS. TENNIS (BOY
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN JUNIOR CLOSED
SEE ALSO U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO WRAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT
INOOOR TENNIS LESSONS BEGIN F-
DFUCE WITH SHADOW
N.C. PROS MAKING THEIR "ARK
FAMILIAR FACE REJOINS CIRCUIT.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
AREA PLAYERS STAKE CLAI-S IN >l
N.C. PROS CLIMB RANKINGS LADDE
UNC'S WEILBAECHER RECOVERING F
TRIANGLE 3-A FOES MEET IN POST
FAST SERVE CONTEST PLANNEO
PAT BOONE WILL PLAY TENNIS ON
MENTAL HEALTH TENNIS SCHEDULE"!
MAY SERVES UP TOURNAMENTS FOR
KEMPTER SURPRISES 3R0 SEED
TOP SEEDS TO MEET IN SINGLES F
COACHES SWEEP FIVE OAKS TOURNE
STATE'S HARBOUR LOOKING FOR Bl
TENNIS REGISTRATION
TENNIS: N.C. ENTRIES BOOST INT
THIRO TIME A CHARM FOR DAVIS
DAVIS. WESSELS CLAIM DURHAM-O'
LAWRENCEVILLE WINS TEAM TITLE
CHAPEL HILL'S WEBB TAKES TENNI
LAST YEAR'S RUNNERUP HEADS UST
TOP EIGHT SEEDS REACH FINAL 16
TWO GEORGIANS GO FOR TITLE
REC DEPARTMENT BEGINS JUNIOR T
HEARN MAKES STRONG DEBUT, IN P
REGISTER FOR HOSPICE TENNIS TO
OWENS ROLLS IN PRO TENNIS TOU'
TOP FOUR SEEDS RULE IN RALEIGH
DURHAM AREA HOLDING OWN IN TEN
DURHAM'S COBB THRILLED BY SELE
S 2
H 2
H 2
6/24/85
6/30/85
7/18/85
1
10
N C60
N L41
H 1 4/03/85 C 1
LASSIC CELEBRITY PRO-AM GOLF C TENNIS TOURNEY
RCE GOLF ANO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
IS TOURNAMENT
, TENNI1!
URNEY
CLOSED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
ASSOCIATION
NIS PROFESSIONALS TOURNAMENT
IC ASSOCIATION
IS TOURNAMENT
ED TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
S C GIRLSISEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR EACH SC
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
, BOY'S INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
EYES OLD SPOT AT TOP
CTA PLAY
R
ROM INJURY
SEASON
SUNDAY
FOP JUNE 7-9
ALL LEVELS OF N.C. TENNIS
INALS OF FIVE OAKS MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC
Y TITLES
EAK IN CLOUDS
ERSCHOLASTICS
ANGE TITLES
S TITLE
A SEEDINGS FOR OUKE TOURNAMENT
AT DUKE
ENNIS PROGRAM
RO TENNIS FINAL
ORNAMENT
NAMENT
PRO TOURNEY
NIS CIRCLES
CTION TO SHRINE
S 2
1/25/85
C
7
N
H 3
3/20/65
a
1 p
P F70
H 2
4/07/85
C
12
N
H ?
4/14/85
C
5 p
N
5 2
4/13/e5
C
5
N
H 2
4/21/85
C
5
N
H 2
4/28/85
c
9
N
H 2
5/05/85
C
8
N
H 2
5/12/85
c
13
N
H 2
5/14/85
D
4
e
H 2
5/16/85
0
15 P
I
S 2
5/18/95
A
10
N
H 2
5/19/85
C
10
II
H 2
5/25/85
B
3
N
H 2
5/26/65
C
13
N
H 2
5/27/85
D
4
N
H 2
6/02/85
C
4
N
S 2
6/05/85
0
2
N
H 2
6/09/85
c
7
N
H 2
6/09/85
c
7
N
H 2
6/10/85
0
4
N
S 2
6/10/65
D
5
N
H 2
6/11/85
0
4
M
H 2
6/1 1/85
0
4
N
H 2
6/12/85
a
4
N
H 2
6/14/85
c
1 P
N C52
H 2
6/16/85
c
9
N
H 2
6/16/95
c
9
N
H 2
6/21/95
B
3
N
H 2
6/22/65
D
2
N
H 2
6/23/85
C
13
N
H 2
6/23/85
c
13
N
H 2
6/30/85
C
4 P
N
MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/15
SUBJECTS
'AGE 792
l/16/=6
HILLSIDE COACH KING OF THE HILL IN OUBMAM
FLUB SLOWLY RISES IN PRO TENNIS HIE8ABCHY
TOP SEEOS MARCH INTO ECTA SEMIS
OLD NAMES BACK FOP CITY-COUNTY TENNIS
SECOND SEEDS RISE. Claim ECTA TITLES
TALBQTT FINOS SUCCESS IN YET «NOTHCa SPnRT
NOTHING ROUTINE ABOUT PRO'S LIFE
JUNIORS BRIGHTEN NC'S TENNIS FUTURE
JUNIORS CARRY STATE'S TENNIS BANNER PROUDLY
TENNIS. ANYONF7
STATE'S BEST SHOWED STUFF IN '.RFENSB0R3
LINKER. wESSELS LOSE IN SEMIS
JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM EXCELLENT
PETITION CITES LACK UF ACCESS TO CITY PARK'S TENNIS COURTS
OFFICIALS RETHINK TENNIS COURT USE
TRAVEL AND TENNIS TRADITION FOR VIJAYSS
DOUG TESTS EYED IN TENNIS
TENTH AMENDMENT
see also u.s. constitution
supreme court ruling erodes state and local powers
martin asks congress to overtjrn court's ruling on ovfrtimf p»y
tenth congressional district iu.s.i
see also congressional oistricts (n.c. t u.s.i
republican legislator plannin-. to run for congress
two republicans running for 10 th congressional seat
termites
see also insects. pests
this beagle has nose for termites
terrorism
see also anti-terro"ism program
see also bombing attempts. n.c.
see also gun-running
SEE ALSO HIJACKING, airplane
SEE ALSO IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY
SCE ALSO JIHAD 1SHIITE MOSELM FJNOA«ENTAL I ST GROUPI
SEE ALSO THE OROER
SEE ALSO PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO RIOTS
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO VIOLENCE
THE NEW TERRORISTS
CRI"E. TERRORISM TAKE A TOLL "'N PRIVACY
OON'T APET TERRORISTS
" RNEO WHEN COMBATTING TERRORISM
E
"JK» "ncKlLa: UiJ »i 1 }AY» UK IHfc MUU^rKAIfc HfcRE GET5 IT!' (CA«TOON>
RESIDENTS APPROVE HOSTAGE HANDLING
SENSELESS TERRORISM SPREADING CONCERN
CARTER SCHOOL OF CRISIS HANDLING
HIJACKING TERRORISM
ANSWER TO TERRORISM
SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT
THE VICTIMS' TERROR
VIOLENCE DOESN'T DETER TRAVELERS from TPIANGLE
PRESIDENTS ARE SUPPOSED TO make TOUGH CHOICES
EUROPE IN HARM'S WAY
WRITER'S VIEW OBJECTIONABLE
LIVING WITH TERRORISM
INSIDE
DUKE PROF: MO EASY ANSWERS TO TERRORISM
TERRORISM IN A NUCLEAR AGE
TERROR ISM
TERRORISM BY U.S.
RELIEF, JOY ARE JUSTIFIED. BUT TERRORISM ALIVE, WELL
AMERICAN HOSTAGES
•TERRORISTS WE SPONSOR'
THE SICKNESS OF BHOPAL
TERRORISM A REMINOEB OF PRECIOUS FREEDOMS
SERVICEMEN SHOUDL BE GIVEN PASSPORTS
WHAT WILL HOSTAGES' FREEDOM MEAN TO AMERICA
HOSTAGE RECALLS SAVAGE BEATINGS
HOW TO BEAT TERRORISM
SIKHS ARE VICTIMS
FEAR SPURRED 'SYMPATHY'
ANTI-TERRORIST POLICIES: ARE THFY GOING ANYWHFRF7
REAGAN SHOULD RETALIATE
REAGAN'S BOOK OF NASTY NAMES AND THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM ICARTOOIII
THATCHER PLAN HITS MARK
CALL A THUG A THUG
THE PEOPLE NEED FREE "tO\i
government must work for safety of amfricans
finally, some retaliation
strike at terrorism
american response shameful
military instructions sensible
victi-s of bumbing in beirut beme"bered at vigil in n.c.
terrorism: preventive action
plo terrorism ooesn't occur ii vacuum
oon't compabe israelis with plo terrorists
terrorism by i sraeli s
coaey's veifrans oay speech u7ges steps to halt terrooism
oon't blame israel
crosses used to honor victims of terrorism
security, restricts! flights needed in terrorists war
violence begets violence
athens international airport security identification guide icartooni
n.c. "an injured in rome's da vinci airport barbage
elizabeth city man subviveo massacre! his brother 010 not
test tube baby
see also pirths
see also childbirth
see also Childbirth, rarities
see also infants
see also medical ethics
test-tube triplets expected to go home in wfek or two
e"qpyologist to talk
failure to del iveb
duke. n.c. memorial programs "egan slowly
TESTING
SEE DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ANNUAL TESTING PROGRAM
SFE DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS, ANNUAL TESTING
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C. ANNUAL TESTPIG PROGRAM
SEE SCHOOLS, N.C, COMPETENCY TESTS
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S., ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES
TETANUS
DOCTORS CALL HIM 'WALKING MIRACLE'
S
I
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N F
F
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DATE
C
PG
L
p
BYL
H 2
7/07/85
r
7
p
N
s ?
7/12/85
n
1
o
II
019
H f
7/13/85
n
2
N
H 7
7/14/85
r.
13
N
H 2
7/15/85
M
3
N
H 7
7/21/85
r
9
N
H 7
7/28/85
(
10
N
H /
5/04/85
r
1 1
N
H 7
B/11/R5
(
T
N
S 7
5/13/95
r
1
p
P
T37
H >
a/19/95
i
6
N
H ?
9/19/95
r
5
N
H 7
a/27/95
A
4
1
<■ 7
8/30/05
(
1
N
II 3
S 7
9/11/95
(
1
N
II 3
H ?
U/06/05
n
1
p
N
H /
1 1/07/95
u
2
p
N
S 2
3/09/95
A
24
.1
H 2
7/26/85
A
10
p
H
H ?
10/02/95
A
1
N
H 2
12/31/95
A
o
N
H 2 6/25/85 A
H 2
1/09/05
A
4
L
H 2
1/24/95
A
4
U
G31
H 2
4/03/85
A
4
L
S 2
4/24/R5
A
14
J
H 2
5/08/05
A
1
N
H 2
6/17/B5
A
1
N
H 7
6/17/85
A
I
\
H 2
6/19/95
A
4
T T
R56
S 2
6/20/85
c
1
P N
939
H 2
6/21/95
A
4
c
H 2
9/21/95
A
4
T f
056
H 2
6/26/95
A
4
T T
356
H 2
6/26/95
A
4
L
H 2
6/26/95
A
4
L
H 2
6/26/95
A
4
L
5 2
6/26/85
A
I
N
C60
H 2
6/27/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/27/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/27/85
A
4
L
S 2
6/27/85
A
4
E
S 2
6/29/85
A
3
U
T30
S 2
7/01/95
A
1
N
B38
H 2
7/02/85
A
4
B
H 2
7/02/85
A
4
T f
C5n
H 2
7/02/95
A
4
L
S 2
7/02/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/03/85
A
4
T T
B56
H 2
7/03/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/04/B5
A
4
|
S 2
7/04/95
A
4
E
H 7
7/05/85
A
4
c
H 2
7/05/85
A
5
U
H 2
7/08/95
A
9
N
H 2
7/09/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/09/85
A
4
L
S 2
7/09/O5
A
4
F
H 2
7/09/95
A
S
U
H 2
7/10/85
A
4
F
H 2
7/1 1/85
A
4
T f
»56
S 2
7/18/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/20/»5
A
4
g
H 2
8/03/05
A
4
c
H 7
10/11/95
A
4
F
H 2
10/13/85
0
4
C
H 2
10/16/05
A
4
L
S 2
10/17/85
A
4
L
H 2
10/21/85
A
4
E
H 2
10/24/85
A
23
P N
H 2
10/27/95
0
4
F
H 2
11/01/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/07/85
A
4
L
H 2
1 1/11/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/12/95
C
6
'1
H 2
U/19/85
A
4
L
H 2
11/24/85
A
10
N
S 2
U/26/85
A
4
E
H 2
11/27/85
A
4
E
H 2
12/02/95
A
4
T T
C50
H 2
12/29/85
c
R
N
H 7
12/31/85
A
1
P N
?
1/05/85 A
5 N
7
2/12/95 B
7 N
/
8/27/85 B
1 P F 830
2
8/27/85 8
1 F 630
H 2 7/25/85 A 1 P N 83"
MUNTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
1 2/31 / "5
SUnjfCTS
>AGe 193
1/16/36
SEE ALSO HOUSTON, TEXAS
KEEP IT BRIEF. PLEASE » 2
T'XAS TYCOONS FEEL PINCH OF TIGHT TIMES H 2
TEXAS, ELECTIONS
THE AYES OF TFXAS
TEXAS A C M
STUDENTS URGEO TO HAVE FUN IN TEXAS LEARNING PROGRAM
TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
HACKEO'S MAGIC TURNS FROGS INTO DINNERS
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC.
OUKE SCHOOL TO RECEIVE NEW SO" TWARE PROGRAM
DUKE TO HOLO TELECONFERENCE
TEXAS TECH SPORTS, FOOTBALL
DUKE'S ALLISON ACCUSED OF TEXAS TECH VIOLATION
TEXASGOLF CORP.
ISLANO RESIDENTS ARE FIGHTING AMMONIA PLANT
LFGISLATO°S SAY MINE AT N.C. "OAST MIGHT BE WATFR SOURCE FOP VA. CITY
TEXFI INDUSTRIES INC.
TEXFI REPORTS LOSS OF 113.3 MILLION
TEXTBOOKS
SEE ALSO POOKS, U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM COONTY SCHOOLS, TEXTBOOKS
COONTY SCHODLS HAVE TEMPORARY BOOK SHORTAGE
TEXTILF AND APPAREL TRADE ACT
TEXTILE BILL'S SUPPORTERS SEE PROGRFSS
TEXTILE BILL ADDS NEEDED 'ENFORCEMENT'
TEXTILF INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO AMALGAMATED CLOTHING t TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILF COLORISTS ANO CHEMISTS
SEE ALSO AMERICAN TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO BROWN LUNG DISEASE
SEE ALSO COTTON
SEE ALSO FASHION
.SEE ALSO FRICTION-SPINNING
SEE ALSO GEOTEXTILES
SEE ALSO N.C. TEXTILE MANOFACTOR EPS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TARIFFS
TEXTILE TRAOE DEFICIT SHAME, DISGRACE - DUNN H
BLEAK OOTLOOK FORECAST FOR N.C. TEXTILE INDUSTRY H
PRESIOENT FORGETS HIS CAMPAIGN PROMISES H
A CASE OF LEFT HAND HELPING THE RIGHT HAND H
TEXTILE COMPANIES STEP UP L08"YING H
TFXTILES: DURHAM COMPANIES OK, BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE H
BLUE CROSS ANO BLUE SHIELD BACKING TEXTILE 'CRAFTED WITH PRIDE' CAMPAIGN H
NEW TEXTILE EOUIPMENT MAY NOT BE ENOUGH, ECONOMIST SAYS S
OYES LINKED TO CANCER UNREGULATFD H
NUMBER OF STUOENTS ENTERING TEXTILE SCHOOLS IS ON DECLINE H
SHORTAGE OF TEXTILE GRADS PREDICTED 5
MARTIN VOWS TO ADVOCATE TEXTILE INOUSTRY H
U.S. -JAPAN TRAOE DEFICIT A MATTER OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCES 5
PROFESSOR S»YS TEXTILE INDUSTRY DECLINE WEAKENS UNIONS POSITION S
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA H
SOME FEAR, SOME FAVOR REAGAN PROPOSAL H
8USINFSS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA H
CONGRESSMAN SCHEOULES VISITS TO ALAMANCE H
REAL 'NORMA RAE' JOBLESS, STILL BATTLING H
TEXTILE PROMOTION TO 3EGIN THIS FALL H
TEXTILE JOBS AT LOWEST LEVEL IN 36 YEARS S
HARDEE'S ORDER BOON TO TEXTILE WORKERS H
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT SEEN IN TEXTILES H
DANGER TO TEXTILE INOUSTRY SEEN IN TAX REFORM PLAN H
STATE SUFFERS LOSS OF TEXTILE PLANT JOBS S
TEXTILE WORKERS RALLY OPAWS 1, 400 H
U.S. GOVERNMENT AGREES TO END TEXTILE DECREES H
GOVERNOR'S OXFORD SPEECH STRESSES BUY AMERICAN H
MANUFACTURING'S TOP 10 H
TEXTILE UNION PLANS ADS BEFORE OCTOBER VOTE AT CANNON MILLS H
ABOUT 18,000 ARE EXPECTED FOR TEXTILE SHOW H
•TEXTILE WEEK' INCLUOES PLEAS FOR PROTECTION H
TEXTILE WORKER SAYS LABELS SWITCHED FOR SEVERAL MONTHS H
GEOTEXTILES SAID ONLY PARTIAL ANSWER TO IMPORT CHALLENGE S
PACE OF TEXTILE AUTOMATION EXPECTED TO QUICKEN H
SOUTHEAST JOBS IN TEXTILES FALL FOR 3RD QUARTER H
ANTITPUST PROPOSAL WON'T BOOST N.C. FURNITURE, TEXTILES S
J. P. STEVENS' LAWYER SAYS SUIT NOT SETTLED H
FARMERS, TEXTILE INOUSTRY HURT IN '85 H
BANKS BELIEVE THEY CAN HANOLE TEXTILE LOANS H
STATE FARES BETTER IN ECONOMIC CYCLES S
TEXTILE INDUSTRY, ECONOMY
SOME REBOUND SEEN IN TEXTILES H
STATE'S TEXTILE INDUSTRY HANGS IN THE BALANCE
TEXTILE DEFICIT IS 9* AHEAO OF 1984
BANKS BELIEVE THEY CAN HANOLE TEXTILE LOANS
TEXTILE INOUSTRY, FRAUD
SEE ALSO CLOTHING. LABELS
SEE ALSO COUNTERFEIT LABELS
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SPECIAL FEDERAL GRAMO JURY MAY PR03E CHARGES OF TEXTILE FRAUD
PUBLIC ASKED TO REPORT APPAREL L ABEL- SWAPP I NG
REWARD OFFERED IN LABE L- SWAPPI NG
TEXTILE INDUSTRY, IMPORTS
SEE ALSO CHINA, TEXTILES
SEE ALSO COCA-COLA CLOTHES
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C, EXPORTS
SEE ALSO TARIFFS
FREE TRADE NEEDS FAIR RULES
HFLMS ANO THURMOND HELPING ORAFT BILL ON TEXTILE IMPORTS
GOVERNMENT TRADE FIGURES CONFIRM TEXTILF IMPORTS SET OECORO IN 1984
MANAGER OF INDUSTRY CLOSING IN FRANKLIN SAYS MOST EMPLOYEES FOUNO...
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES TO SHIFT PROOUCTION
TEXTILE IMPORT BILL SUPPORT H'JNTEO
PAY EOUITY STUDY CALLED AN EXFRCISE IN SOCIALISM
TEXTILES: DURHAM COMPANIES OK, BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE
LEGISLATION UNVEILED TO CURB TEXTILE IMPORTS
NEW BILL PROPOSED RIGHTFNING QUOTAS ON TCXTILE IMPORTS
TEXTILE BILL REPORTED IN TROUnLE
TEXTILE UNION LEAOERS PLAN RALLIES TO PROTEST IMPORTS
PARTISAN TEMPERS FLARE OVER BILL
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF MISSING CHILDREN CENTER
OEMONSTRATORS URGE TOUGHER RIGHT-TO-KNOW RILL UN CHEMICALS
U.S. TEXTILE INDUSTRY CRITICIZED FOR USING FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY
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12/31/85
S 'J B J E
COMMITTEE UK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION SOARD
TEXTILE GROUP SEEKS QUOTAS ON I"PORTS
STATE'S TEXTILE INOUSTRY HANGS IN THE BALANCE
TFXTILE BILL'S SUPPORTERS SEE PROGRESS
TEXTILE APPPOACH UNWISE
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HIRE TE=NS THIS SUMMER FDR B 1 G TAX CREDIT
SENATE TAX-CUT PLAN PREPARED
EXECUTIVE: IMPOSTS COULO PUT »PPAREL INOUSTRY OUT OF BUSINESS BY 19BR
BLUE PELL PLANNING 'OENIM PETITION-
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
STUOy: 2 "ILLIUN jobs m TEXTILES may SF LOST
STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING IP
ANTI-TEXTILE IMPORTS BILL DRAWS HIGH UHITE HOUSc OPPOSITION
STEVENS PUTS 18 PLANTS UP FOR SALE
TARIFFS TO PROTECT TEXTILES A) E EXPENSIVE
3USINFSS HIGHLIGHTS
TEXTILE EILL SEEN GAINING SUPPORT
TEXTILE PROMOTION TO BEGIN THIS FALL
OFFICIAL EXPECTS DEFEAT OF TEXTILE rMO= BILL
3 SENATORS SEEK ACTION ON TEXTILES
MARTIN SAYS CONFERENCE OFFERS INSIGHTS
TEXTILE OFFICIAL SAYS TRADE IS USED AS A POLITICAL TOOL
COKE "ACHINES 'EXPORTED' AFT£' NEWS OF CLOTHES IMPORTS
COCA-CULA OFFICIALS 'MAOE A MISTAKE' ON LINF OF CLOTHES SEWN OVERSFAS
COCA-COLA GOOFS AGAIN
SONGS TELL OF TEXTILE PROBLFH<
TEXTILE WORKERS RALLY DRAWS 1.400
BOP HOPE HILL PROMOTE 'CRAFTEO IN U.S.A.' TEXTILES
REAGAN'S N.C. HOSTS WANT TO TALK A30JT IMPORTS
NEW TFXTILE CONCERN: IMPORTS -RCM ISRAEL
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
"...I HAD NO IDEA TEXTILE IMPORTS WERC SUCH A BIG ISSUE..." ICART"ONI
TEXTILE BILL FLOOR VOTE IS PUSHEO
BPOYHILL OUTLINES HIS CONCERNS AOCUT TEXTILES
COBEY. COBLE SAY THEY STRESSEO LOSS OF TEXTILE JOBS IN TALK WITH p=agmi
BURLINGTON WORKERS ASKED TO 84 CK IMPjRT CONTROLS
REAGAN TO GET MIGHTY BIG JEANS
ENFORCE IMPORT LIMITS
TEXTILE INDUSTRY THREATENED BY U.S. TRAOE POLICY
STUOY: U.S. TEXTILES THREATENED
JOBS PRCTEC'ICN NEEOEO
GOVERNOR RIGHT ABOUT TEXTILFS
CONGRESS NEARS VOTE ON TEXTIL" OUOTAS
BUY AMERICAN PEP RALLY SLATED
MARTIN 'SUPPORTIVE' CF TOBACCO, TEXTILES
BUY AMERICAN, SAVE JOBS
BLUE CROSS 'BUYS AMERICAN'
DON'T PROTECT TEXTILES
HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVES BILL TO RESTRICT TEXTIL* IMPORT'
IMPORTS, COMPUTERS ARE TRIMMING N.C.'S MI r>DL E-ma.NAGEMFNT RANKS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
KEMP: TRADE WAR wOULO BE DISASTER
STATE TEXTILE OFFICIAL: REAGAN PLAN 'SAND-AIO'
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ROLL 34 CK TEXTILE IMPORTS
TRAOE AGREEMENTS HELD NOT ADE3UAT=LY ENFOPCFO
•FLOOD OF TCXTILC IMPORTS' DECRIED
TEXTILE BILL SURVIVES KEY TEST VOTE
FUNOEROURK CHARGES 9R0YHILL I1SENS1TIVE ON TEXTILE IMPORTS
REP. RUSTENKOWSKI SAYS TEXTILE BILL WILL BE PASSED
LFE'S SPEECH DELAYS TEXTILE I"PORTS VOTF
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO REOUCE TEXTILE Imports
T'AOE ZIPPER
TRADE OFFICIAL SAYS TEXTILE BILL SUPPORT WEAKENING
BILL TO CURB TEXTILE, SHOE IMPORTS GAINS IN SENATE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
3R0YHILL SAYS REAGAN WRONG ON I-PCRT ISSUE
N.C. FURNITURE INDUSTRY WANTS TRAOE 3ILL TO ST=« IMPORT TIDE
-FREE TRAOE IN TEXTILES IS A LOVELY THEORY..." ICARTOONI
14t OF GOOOS BOUGHT SY STATE ARE FOREIGN
SPECIAL FEOERAL GRAND JURY "AY PROBE CHARGES OF TFXTILE FRAUD
PUBLIC ASKED TO REPORT APPAREL LAPEL-S - APP I NG
FOE OF TEXTILE IMPORT CUR°S D'OPS FILIEUSTPR PLAN
BUSH CRITICIZES 'THE SIREN CALL OF protfc TI ONI S-'
REWARD OFFERED IN L 5 BE L- SW APPI NG
OON'T BLAME REAGAN VETO ON TAR HCELS
BOUNTY PUT ON BOGUS USA LABELS
OFFICIALS PROPE ALLEGATIONS Oc LAREL-Sw ITCHING
AUTOMATION SEEN PUSHING TEXTILE DECLINE
TFXTILE IMPORT LIMITS CLESR HOJSE PAN^L
BUDGET PLANS MAY HURT IMPORT-P L AG'JEO WORKERS
TEXTILE FORCES HOPE BILL WILL ESCAPE REAGAN VFTn
TEXTILE I"PDRT FRAUD CRACKDOWN ANNOUNCED BY FEDF1AL AGENCIES
RFAGAN GIVES SENATORS NO CLUES ON TFXTILE BILL VETO
PRESIDENT SHOULD VETO TEXTILE PROTECTION BILL
GOP FEAPS DAMAGE FROM TEXTILE BILL VETO
ANTITRUST PROPOSAL WON'T BOOST N.C. FURNITURE. TEXTILES
TFXTILE BILL ADDS NEEDED 'ENFORCEMENT'
N.C. CONGRESSMEN PROMISE FIGHT FOR TEXTILES NOT OVFP
PRESIDENTIAL CCATTAILS (CARTOON)
TEXTILE OFFICIALS SAY IMPORT =IGHT WILL SHIFT TC OTHER ARENAS
BUY AMEF ICAN-MADE PRODUCTS
TEXTILES RATED TOP STORY OF f= AR
NEW TEXTILE PACTS NEEDED
TEXTILE INCUSTRY,
N.C. TEXTILE
LAYOFFS
EMPLOYMENT LOWEST SINCE 1949
textile industry, profits
see also businesses, n.c profits
textiles drag on economy - professor
textile research
g"v. "artin stuoying need for textile research center
thalhimers oept. store
NORThGATE IS ADDING BUILDING
NORTHGATE MALL To BUILD NEW CONVENIENCE CENTER
THANKSGIVING
AIR TRAVELERS ASKED TO PLAN TRIPS EARLY
THANKSGIVING BASKETS
TURKEYS ALLOWEO: THE BIRD RULES THE ROQST, BUT THERE ARE ALTERNATIVFS
FOOD FOR THANKSGIVING
SHE'S thankful FOR HER PURPLE PILLOW
HOLIOAY SHUTS ORANGE OFFICES
HOLIDAY WILL CLOSE SCHOOLS. BUSINESSES
SERVICE SET
GIVING, RECEIVING
HOLIDAY FEASTS HARO ON PEOPLE WITH =ATIMG ILLS
THANKSGIVING DAY: ALMOST EVERYTHING'S CLOSEO
SHARING AT THE SHERATON
NEEDY PEOPLE TO GET THANKSGIVING DINNER
WILD GOBBLERS ALMOST VANISHFO IN N.C. BEFORE FOLKS STFPPEO IN
LET'S GIVE THANKS FOR PEACEFUL LIFE
"...AND WE ARE ESPECIALLY THANKFUL..." ICARTQONI
THANKSGIVING PLAY TOOAY AT W. GEER TABERNACLE
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
p»<;c 795
1/14/84
MUSINGS ON THANKSGIVINGS GONE OY
CLASS SHAPES IIS BOUNTY
THANKSGIVING DAY GIVES TIME TO COUNT BLESSINGS
PILGRIMS? TURKEY? HERE'S THE 'REAL1 STORY
EVERYONE SHARED IN THANKSGIVING BOUNTY
GOVERNOR PAYS HOMAGE To GOBBLERS
A SI2ZLING THANKSGIVING DAY MADE IT HOT FOP TURKEYS — AND TAR HEELS
INOIAN SUMMER THANKSGIVING
THANKSGIVING CHEER
DRIVING RANGE
GROUP OONATES FOOO TC SOUP KITCHEN
PATPOL: USE CARE IN DRIVING HOME
TRAFFIC DEATHS MISS PREDICTION
FOR A CHANGEi NO THANKSGIVING DISASTERS
THANKSGIVING OAY
INDIAN SUMMER THANKSGIVING
DRIVING RANGE
THARRINGTON, SMITH AND HARGROVE
SCHOOL BOARD TO VOTE ON LAW FIRM
DECISION DUE ON SCHOOL LAW FI'M
ORANGE SCHOOLS HIRE LOCAL LAW FIRM
BOARD OF EOUCATION HIRES LAW FIRM FOR SCHOOL SYSTEM
THAT'S DANCING IFILMI
SIMPLE 'THAT'S DANCING' RATES PLACE IN FILM HISTORY
THEATER IN THE PARK
THEATER IN THE PARK NEEDS BAC<STAGE VOLUNTEERS
COMMUNITY THEATERS PUT ON SOME SHOWS
THEATERS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO ACADEMY OF MUSIC (DURHAMI
SEE ALSO DUKE PLAYERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM THEATER GUILD
SEE ALSO HUOF 'N' HORN
SEE ALSO REVIEWS. THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE DINNER THEATE'
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: YESTEROAY'S THEATERS
YOUNG PEOPLE PRESENT 'THE FACES OF DEKA'
THEATPICAL EVENT PLANNED
1985, THE SUMMER WHEN THEATFRS STRUCK OUT
STUDENTS: THEATFRS OVER-REACTING TO LAW
WINTER CALENDAR WARMS UP FAST
THEATERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY THEATEP
SEE ALSO MOVIE THEATERS
SEE ALSO PARKWAY PLAYHOUSE
SEE ALSO RALEIGH INN
SEE ALSC THEATERS. DURHAM
TRIANGLE GROUPS OFFER REEL EVENTS
CURTAINS' UP ON DRAMA
CAMPUS GROUPS GO DRAMATIC
AUDITIONS
COMMUNITY THEATERS PUT ON SOM= SHOWS
WHAT'S IN A NAME? ABOUT 450.000!
THEFTS. DURHAM
SEE ROBBERY. OURHAM
THEME PARKS
SEE ALSO AMUSEMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO PARKS. N.C.
ARKLAND WANTS FLOOD OF FAMILIES
OFFICIALS PONDER STATE THEME PARK
THERMOSTATS. MANDATORY CONTROLS
SEE AIR CONDITIONERS
THERMOTRON
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SFE ALSO HYPERTHERMIA
COUNTERSUIT ASKS «4.8 MILLION FROM DUKE RESEARCHER
THEY OARE TO SPEAK OUT I900KI
DEFEATED CONGRESSMAN POINTS FINGER AT ATPAC
"THINK SMART" PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME PREVENTION
•THINK SMART:' PROBATIONERS Sr
E INSIOE OF PRISON.
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THOM MCAN FOOTBALL TROPHY
SEE ALSO AWARDS
THOM MCAN AWARO WINNER
THOMAS C. LANE PUBLISHING CO.
INDUSTRIES ADO JOBS IN DURHAM
THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD (UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL)
SEE ALSO AWARDS
MORROW RECEIVES JEFFERSON AWA3D
THOMAS. KNIGHT, TRFNT, KING ANO CO.
THIRO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IU.S.I
SEE ALSO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (N.C. C U.S.I
SEE ALSO SENATORIAL DISTRICTS (N.C. I
WHITLEY RETIRING FROM U.S. HOJSE
MILLS TO SEEK WHITLEY SEAT
TWO REPUBLICANS RUNNING FOR 11IH CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
THIRO FORK CPEEK
OEFENOING A STREAM: IT'S A BATTLE THAT PUTS EYES. NOSES. BACKS. ..TO WORK
OVER 5,000 HOUSING UNITS PLANNED SOUTH OF DURHAM
PANEL APPROVES LAND DEAL
LAND EXCHANGE TO PROVIDE SITE FOR DURHAM FIRE STATION
FOUR PERMITS SOUGHT TO DISCHARGE WASTEWATER
THIRO WORLD NATIONS
CONFERENCE TO OISCUSS THI»D W3RLD
ATLANTA MAYOR TO SPEAK AT OUKF CONVOCATION
U.S. WORLD ' SELFISHMESS' ASSAILED
YOUNG: THIRD WORLD INVESTMENT NEEDED
3RD WORLD WOES LINKED TO DEBT
YOUNG SEEKS INSPIRED LEADERSHIP
THIRO-WORLO PANELISTS SAY WORLD ECONOMY IMPROVING
ALLOCATION DIFFERENCES 'ASTOUNOING'
SMALL COMPUTERS PROVIDE BIG PICTURE
FAST FOR WORLO HARVEST SET
WORLD'S UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS PROMPTS CONCERN
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1/01/85 - 12/31/R5
AUDITORS SET REVIEW OF COUNTY TAX RECOROS
S500.000 FQUNO IN DURHAM TAX VAULT
COUNTY MUM AS TAX RECORDS AUDIT END*
MAT INSIGHT
ThCMASVILLE, n.c.
POLICE FEAR DANK R096ER LEFT a 0"B
THCMASVILLE FURNITURE INDUSTRIES
EXPERT: N.C. EXPORT MARKET SH3UL0 EXPAND EFFORTS
THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SEE CHAPEL HILL/CARR30R0, THOROJ GHF ARE 'LAN
SEE DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE "LAN
THREATS
see also 30m3 threats
see also harassment
see also telephone threat*
0°angt da gets letter about gays
burlington police use tear gas to end standoff
man convicted of threatening ?lack ball player
fpur mitchell college e-pl0ye5s threatened
n.c. man is indicted for alle'eo threats
pastor charged
deputies arrest men for threats, fighting
three-college observatory consortium
see also astronomy
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill "0«e«e«d planetarium
observatory announces 'star parties' schedule
three for all
she's all for "three for all'
three guys grocery stores
business highlights
three guys naked frqm the waist oo-jn (play)
'3 guys' rated 'respectable' in new york 0e9ut
three mile island. pennsylvania
see also pennsylvania
pa. governor outlines three mile island lessons
pfn'isylvania governor says «e experienced tough sta3t
three mile island/soccer stadium
threshers
SEE ALSO farm EOUIPuENT
THE MAY THINGS USED TO 9E DONE
THF THRESHOLD [MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY!
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO MENTAL ILLNESS
GROUP AIMS TO TRAIN CHRONICALLY MFNTALLY ILL
HOUSE MAY NOT BE USABLE FOR MENTALLY ILL
9 GRANTS WORTH SS.500 AWARDED BY GREATER DURHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
THR IFT SHOPS
SEE ALSO NEARLY NEw SHOPPE
SEE ALSO PTA THRIFT SHOPS
see also salvation army. durham
thrift shop chic
church group has thrift shop
Thumps
toe transplant gives 8-year-old girl a thump
•THIS MEDICAL SCIENCE STUFF' SAVES MAN'S THUMB
THUNDERBIRDS
THUNUERBIROS TO PERFORM
N.C. COUPLE COLLECTS CLASSIC CARS
THUNDERSTORMS
SEE ALSO RAINFALL
SEE ALSO WINO DAMAGE
STORMS BYPASS TRIANGLE
STORMS' WORST MISSES DURHAM
THUNOFRSTORMS CAUSE SOME POWER OUTAGES
THURSTON. INC.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CA3QLINA
THYROID
sen. east has hypothyroidism
ti-caro, inc. igastonia, n.c.i
some rebound seen in textiles
coke machines 'exporteo' afte' news of clothes imports
ticket-scalping
oetective goes after unc scal'ers
4 charged with scalping tickets
supply. demano enough
TICKS
SEE ALSO INSECTS, PESTS
SEE ALSO ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER
LYME DISEASE may BECOME ANOTHER TICK-BORNE PROBLEM
BEWARE! SUMMER IS TICK SEASON
TIC ON INC.
APARTMENT COMPLEX PLANNED
APARTMENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
TIDEWATER VIRGINIA MEGALOPOLIS
SEE VIRGINIA TIDEWATER MEGALOPOLIS
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WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT NECKTIES?
TIMBER
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO TREES
CRITIC: TIMBER PLAN WOULO COST MILLIONS
SIERRA CLUB OFFICIAL SAYS FOREST PLAN IS AN IMPROVEMENT
N.C. TIMBER GROWERS COULD LOSE CAPITAL GAINS IN TAX OVERHAUL PLAN
3EAVERS FLOODING TImbfrlanO
BEAVERS DAMAGE TIMBER BUSINESS IN THE CAROLINAS
HUSBANO-wIFE NEWS TEA" NAMED 'CITIZENS OF YEAR'
N.C. TIMBER HARVEST EMOTIONAL ISSUE
TIMBER HOLLOW
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 797
1/16/86
apartment oevflopers told to redraw plan
new councilman no shrinking violet
gooschalk takes oath
tim3erlake (n. c.i
timbfcrlake ano prospect hill to get new telephone service
ti«berlake house
the collectors
timberlyne subdivision {chapel hill, n.c.i
see also chapel hill. n.c. apartments
timb6rltne residents fear project's 'scar-
TIME
SEE ALSO CLOCKS
SCHOOLS FOCUS ON VALUE OF T I M=
ON TIME ANO BUSINESS
TIME MAGA2ME
SHARON LIBEL CASE HAS CHILLING EFFECT
TIME MAGAZINE: 'SO WHAT IF WE PRINT A RETRACTION!' (CARTOONI
TIME SHAPING
HEARING IS SCHEOULEO OVER FOXFIRE COMPLAINTS
LEGISLATION SOUGHT ON TIME-SHARING
TIMES-MIRROR COMPANY
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. U.S.
TIMES-MIRROR CHIEF TO SPEAK AT DUKE ON ROLE OF PRESS
MEDIA FIRM EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK
PRESS SHOULD BE GOOD C IT I ZEN— NEWSPAPER CHIEF
SPEAKER: PRESS SHOULD HELP SOLVE PROBLEMS
TIMES SQUARE
TIMES SOUARE: WHAT VOU DON'T SEE ON TV
TIM CITY
SEE HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
TIP TOP FISH HOUSE
TIP-TOP FISH HOUSE IS SOLD
TIP-TOP FISH HOUSE SULD
TIRES
SEE ALSO GOODYEAR TIRE ANO RU8BFR CO.
SEE ALSO UNITED RUBBER WORKERS UNION
STATE ORDERS SURRY MAN TO MOVE TIRES FROM SITE
TIRE DUMPS CLEANUP URGED
IMMUNITY SOUGHT FOR 'GOOO SAMARITANS' AT SCHOnLS
MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS FILED
TPEAOING TIME
SURRY TIRE DUMP MAY BE PERMANENT
STOKES COUNTY TIRE OUMP CLEANFO UP
EIGHT TIRES STOLEN FROM FRANKLIN FIRM
RUBBER OVER RIFFLES
TITANIC
SEE ALSO SHIPWRECKS
PINPOINTING A DEEP GRAVE
OF COURSE THERE'S A LOT OF TALK ABOUT SALVAGE...." (CARTOONI
BILL WOULD PROTECT 'TITANIC
CONGRESSMAN SAYS PROTECT TITANIC LIKE U.S.S. MONITOR
WOMAN SAYS OFFICER SAVEO HER GRANOMOTHER ON 'TITANIC
TITLE I
SEE ALSO FEDERAL A IO-TO-EDUC AT ION
PARENTS DENIED RIGHT TO EDUCTION FUNDS
"TO KILL A MOCKINGPIRO" I BOOK f. PLA Y I
OUKE PLAYERS PRESENT 'MOCKINGBIRD*
•MOCKINGBIRO'S' OVATION WELL EARNED
TOBACCO
SEE ALSO BROWN ANO WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO BULL OURHAM TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO
SEE ALSO CHINA, TOBACCO
SEE ALSO CIGARETTE INOUSTRY ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS!
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO CIGARS
SEE ALSO DUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
SEE ALSO FLUE-CUREO TOBACCO COOPERATIVE STABILIZATION CORP.
SEE ALSO JAPAN TOBACCO AND SALT CORP.
SEE ALSO N.C. TOBACCO PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO PRIDE IN TOBACCO
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, PRODUCTION
SEE ALSO TOBACCO INSTITUTE (WASHINGTON, O.C.I
SEE ALSO VENABLE TOBACCO CO.
TOBACCO ROAD
PLAN TO DISCOUNT LEAF SURPLUS DRAWS FIRF
ALCOHOL RAVAGES STATE
DRY SPELL HAS SET BACK SOME TAR HEEL CROPS
MARTIN 'SUPPORTIVE' OF TOBACCO, TEXTILES
PIPE SHOWS INDIANS SMOKED TOBACCO AS EARLY AS 800 A.O.
N.C.'S FUTURE CROP? SCIENTIST SEES RUBBER AS TOBACCO REPLACEMENT
TOBACCO, ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. ADVERTISING
NEW WAVE OF LAWSUITS AGAINST TOBACCO FIRMS
SUIT OVER CIGARETTE ADVERTISING TO BEGIN
BAN ON SMOKING ADS A THREAT TO FREEDOM
SEVERAL BUSINESSES WOULD BE AFFECTED BY SMOKING AD BAN
ABOUT THIS BAN ON CIGARETTE ADVERTISING
TOBACCO, ALLOTMENTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, FLUE-CURED
CONGRESSMAN FIGHTS TOBACCO PROGRAM
CHANGE OPPOSED IN TOBACCO PRItE SUPPORTS, OUOTA
TOBACCO SUPPORT ENO SOUGHT
OFFICIALS OISMAYEO OVER TOBACCO PROPOSAL
BLOCK PLAN SURPRISES LEAF EXPERTS
TOBACCO LEADERS SHOULO PREPARE FOR DEREGULATION
TOBACCO FARMERS ARE HOLDING BACK ON CROP PLANNING
CONFUSED LEAF FARMERS OELAY QJOTA LEASING
HELMS VOWS USF OF CLOUT TO HALT LEAF PLAN PHASEOUT
OON'T GIVE UP THE TOBACCO PROGRAM
KENTUCKY SENATORS SAY BLOCK APPEARS COMMITTEO TO LEAF CUTS
RFYNOLOS CALLS FOR SHARP CUT IN TOBACCO SUPPORTS
ROSE STRESSES UNITY BY TOBACCO FORCES
TOBACCO: REAGAN PLAN COULO RR3VE HAZARDOUS TO POLITICAL HEALTH...
BLOCK SAYS HE WON'T RECOMMENO ELIMINATION OF TOBACCO PROGRAM
REAGAN AGREES TO MAKE LEAF PLAN SEPARATE
N.C. DELEGATION IS STILL WARY ABOUT LEAF PROGRAM THREAT
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LEAF CUT COULD CROP INCOME 5H0 MILLION
tobacco farmers pay high pric= rj subsist
LINES EXPECTED TO GROW FOR TO°ACCO OUOTA LEASES
BIG WEEK EXPECTED ON LEAF LEASES
REYNOLDS PROPOSES TIGHTER CONTROLS FOR LiAF P°0'RAM
KV. OFFICIAL DISPUTES BLOCK'S VIEW ON STATUS OF TOBACCO ALLOTMENT
AGENCY SAIO NUKING ON BILL TO "UY OUT TOBACCO ALLOTMENTS
LORILLAPO REPORTEDLY HAS OFFE'EO ITS PLAN ON SUPPORTS AND QUOTAS
TWO SENATORS OPPOSE LEAF PROG»AM RESCUE
ACCORO LIKELY TO LOWER LEAF P' IC E-SUPPOR T
ROSE: LEAF PLAN VICTORY FOR COMPANIES
LEAF WOES: FOR GROWERS, TOO HJCH Too LATE
TOBACCO NEWS: MEETING TOOAY ON 1936 QUOTA
REOUCTION OF LEAF QUOTAS OPPOSED
TOBACCO PLAN COULD COST Jl BILLION
TOBACCO, ANTI-SMCKING CAMPAIGN
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES
SEE ALSO PRIOE IN TOBACCO
SEE ALSO QUIT SMOKING CLINIC
SEE ALSO SMOKING
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
HEALTH GROUPS TO TESTIFY FOR LEAF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS
2 NETWORKS SAY NO TO SMOKING CETUS
TOBACCO RESTRICTIONS URGEO
NO SMOKING IN GROCERIES
TAO OF CLASS: BAN ON PUFFING ^0CS U° IN S^OKE
BID CAUNLMEO T DOUBLE FEDERAL TAX ON CIGARETTES
TOBACCO CRITICS PUT STOCK IN ANTI-CIGARETTE LAWSUITS
MOTEL DESIGNATES NON-SMOKING WING
COMPANIES WANT ORIGINAL CIGARETTE WARNING PLAN
WAKE SCHOOLS MAY BAN USE OF ToaACCO
SOR'Y FOR FAR"E'S. 3UT TOBACCO IS A NO-NO N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
QUIT SMOKING PLAN OF HEATH OFFICIAL: NO TOBACCO CROPS
CITY SCHOOLS MAY BAN SMOKING
SMOKING BANS SPREADING IN OTHER SCHOOLS
STUDENT SMOKING BAN SENSIBLE
THE EVILS OF STRONG DRINK
T03ACCU DAN JUSTIFIED
CITY SCHOOLS TO PONDER RAN ON STUOENT SMOKING
BOARU APPROVES SMOKING RAN
SCHOOL SMOKING BAN GETS PRELIMINARY OK
WHY NOT BAN ALL SMOKING AT SC-IOOLS?
IF HEALTH IS MAIN ISSUE, WHY LIMIT TOBACCO BAN?
SCHOOL SMOKING BAN GETS 2ND 0< FROM 80ARO
STUDENT SMOKING BAN OK'D
COMMITTEE REWRITES BILL AFTER FINDING IT EASED marijuana POSSFSS Ion. . .
FINAL SMOKING BAN VOTE IS SET
HOUSE OKS BILL URGING SCHOOL 'OARDS TO RAN USE OF TOBACCO ON CAMPUSES
SMOKING BAN IS APPROVED
NEW WAVE OF LAWSUITS AGAINST TQBACCO FIRMS
11.57 MILLION GRANT TO HELP BLACKS QUIT SMOKING jIVEN TO UNC PROJFCT
TOBACCO INOUSTRY PREYS ON MINORITIES, YOUTH - JOURNAL
DOCTOR: TOBACCO INVOLVEMENT REASON TO RAN RACING ON TV
".7-YEAR SMOKER SUES N.C. TOBACCO FIRMS
AETNA SMOKERS CAN BF FIRED
EDITORIAL BY CARTER CRITICIZES SMOKING
EXPERT: SKILL NEEDED To STOP SMOKING
SUITS ON SMOKING COULD COST BILLIONS OF OOLLARS
STUDENTS TO GET LESSON ON SAYING 'NO'
SMOKING LIMITS IN FEDERAL BUILDINGS EYED
NEW CIGARETTE WARNING LABELS OFFICIALLY START SATURDAY
T03ACC0 FOES DOWN ON "VICE"
FEDERAL SMOKING BAN CONSIDERED
SURGEON GENERAL WANTS 'SMOKE-FREE SOCIETY' BY 2000
SMOKELESS: SURGEON GENERAL EXPECTS SMOKING TO BECOME AN OUTDOOR ACTIVITY
STUOENTS AT CHARLOTTE SCHOOL SHOWN EFFECTS OF NICOTINE
THIS LETTER TO UNCLE GOT LOST IN SHUFFLF
ASSOCIATION TO HELP FIRMS WITH ON-THE-JOB SMOKING
QUIT SMOKING MEET S=T
TIPS for FIGHTING THE SMOKING URGE
LIFETIME OF GOOD HEALTH BEGINS WITHOUT BUTTS
CANCER SOCIETY'S SMOKEOUT HITS HEART OF TOBACCOLANO
SMOKEOUT PARTICIPATION GROWS IN TOBACCO COUNTRY
SMOKERS CHEW GUM, BITE FINGERNAILS CURING SMOKEOUT
JUROR IS REMOVED IN CALIF. CISARETTE SUIT
PEOIATSICIANS: BAN SNUFF, CHEWING TOBACCO AOS
ROSE SAYS LEAF HOLD ON CAPITAL IS SLIPPING
ama EXPECTED TO URGE BAN ON CIGARFTTE ACS
"THESE ANTI-SMOKING TYPES KEE' FORGETTING THE CONSTITUTION..." (CARTOONI
BAN ON SMOKING AOS A THREAT T3 FREEDOM
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES WARILY MULLING NO-SMOKING POLICY
DOCTORS AREN'T ALWAYS RIGHT
SEVERAL BUSINESSES WOULD RE AFFECTED »Y SMOKING AD BAN
KICKING THE HABIT
AMA SMOKING HISTORY: BOLD MOVERS OR FOOT ORAGGERS'
CRITICS SAY AMA WAS SLOW TO a: T ON SMOKING ISSUF
VERDICT COULD HELP CURB LAWSUITS ON CIGARETTES
ABOUT THIS RAN ON CIGARETTE ADVERTISING
TOBACCO INOUSTRY REMAINS UNOE' SIEGE
TOBACCO INDUSTRY LEAOERS SAY ATTACKS AREN'T NEW
SCHOOLS' SMOKING BAN CALLED P'ETTY SUCCESSFUL
TOBACCO, ANTI-TRUST SUITS
SEE ALSO ANTI-TRUST SUITS
OFFICIAL SAYS TOBACCO BUY-OUT REMAINS UNCERTAIN
TOBACCO, BARNS
SEE ALSO BARNS
BARN, TOBACCO BURNS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
HOW TO BUILD A LOG OREAMHOUSE
TOBACCO, BOOTLEGGING
SEE CIGARETTES. SMUGGLING
SEE SMUGGL ING, N.C.
TOBACCO. BURLEY
ROSE OPPOSES ADDING BURLEY TO TOBACCO PLAN
ASSESSMENT FOR BURLFY TOBACCO IS SET AT 30 CENTS PER POUND
ACCORO LIKELY TO LOWER LEAF PRICE-SUPPORT
BURLEY FARMERS EXPECT TCP CROP, FEAR IMPORTS
BURLEY WAREHOUSES ASKED TO CUT FEES
OPENING BURLEY SALES ARE 3RIS<, BUT PRICES ARE OOWN
TOBACCO, CURING
CURED BY WOOO TOBACCO BEST, N.C. FARMER SAYS
CURING TOBACCO
TOBACCO CURING PARTY
TOBACCO. OISEASES
TOBACCO NEWS: FIELD OISEASE LOSSES WERE 466.7 MILLION
TOBACCO. ECONOMY
REYNOLDS EXPANOING TOEHOLD IN CHINESE CIGARFTTE MARKET
ROSE SAYS FARMERS NEAR SEEKING CONTRESS' REVOLT AGAINST COMPANIES
TOBACCO WOES MAY SPUR LEGISLATION TO AID FARMERS
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 799
1/16/16
i'?r?5,FI:V^CIJa-D LE1F EXPORTS T
LEGISLATOR URGES SHIFT OF M[t;
MARYLAND COMPTROLLER URGES FAR
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TAX WOULD DRIVE MAKFRS To Sri
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4 MAJOR U.S. CIGARETTE S«ERS
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFSCTI'I
TOBA0^Nfi ^25"^,?°^ CR0PCIIn
IUBACCO NEWS: FIELO DISEASE in
TOBACCO'S ROOTS DEEP N SOIL 0
TOBACCO'S TROUBLES ARE TAKING
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FARMERS
TOBACCO, EXPORTS
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TOBACCO, FARMERS
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SUBJECTS
PAGE 600
1/16/86
topaccp. flue-cured
see also flue-cureo tobacco cooperative stabilization corp.
see also tobacco, allotments
«ose opposes adoinc burley to tobacco plan
2se leaf levy sft by block
1084 flue-cureo leaf exports top tl 3illi0n
leaf industry officials say they hill rescue program
accord likely to lower leaf pr ic e -s"ppopt
leaf industry faces many uncertainties
flue-cureo crop may near '41 low
tobacco - flue cu»eo stabilization cooperatives
the helms-rose fuss
tobacco news: rebates offered on surplus leaf
topacco, foreign markets
see also foreign trade
see also tuoacco. exports
buyers may turn to foreign leaf
tmf switch : the advent of filter tips marked an eno to america's old..
liggett selling brazilian leaf company
tobacco. fraud
see also frauo
two tobacco graders are sentenced
topacco, grade stanoaros
two tobacco graders are sentemceo
tobacco, harvest
weather cuts grian yields but leaf prospects good
experts say tar heel leaf crop this year one of the best ever
leaf farmers await word from jashingmn
burlcy farmers expect top crop, fear imports
barning time
first crop
tobacco, health effects
see also cancer
see also cigarettes
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES, Tap ANO NICOTINE RATINGS
SEE ALSO LUNG CANCER
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
. SEE ALSO TOBACCO, RESEARCH
HEALTH GROUPS TO TESTIFY FOR LEAF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS
2 NETWORKS SAY NO TO SMOKING FETUS
SURGEON GENERAL ASKED TO INVESTIGATE DANGERS OF SNU^F ANO CHEWING...
'...NO LINK BETWEEN HOUSEHOLD FIRES ANO CHEWING TOBACCO...' (CAPTOONI
WARNINGS ON SNUFF PUSHED
AUOIT: LEAF PROGRAM STILL COSTS TAXPAYERS
SHOULD SMOKERS PAY MORE FOR INSURANCE'
TOBACCO CRITICS PUT STOCK IN « NT I -C I GARFTTE LAWSUITS
TOBACCO FIRMS SEEK CHANGE IN LA = EL PLAN
COMPANIES WANT ORIGINAL CIGARETTE WARNING PLAN
SORRY FOR FARMERS, BUT TOBACCO IS A NO-NO N.C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
JUIT SMOKING PLAN OF HEATH OF=ICIAL: NO TOBACCO CROPS
CONFUSION STILL REIGNS IN CIGA RETTE-L ABEL FARCE
INHALING SMOKE DANGEROUS
LCM PROTESTS COST OF ROTATING PACKAGE LABELS
LIGGETT CO. OBJECTS TO COST OF ROTATING WARNING LABELS
LEAF COMPANIES FACE HEALTH SUITS
SCIENTIST: SMOKING INCREASES RISK OF CERVICAL CANCER
COFFEE COUPLED WITH SMOKING MAY COMPOUND RISK OF CANCFR — STUDY
TOBACCO GROUP MEMO WARNS OF POSSIBLE SPLIT
NEW WAVE OF LAWSUITS AGAINST TOBACCO FIRMS
TOBACCO RISKS MUST BE BARED. M.J. CnURT RULES
RALEIGH READER TRIES TO DEFENO TOBACCO
LIGGETT GETS WAY ON LABELS
LIGGETT TO SEEK ANOTHER EXCEPTION TO LABEL LAW
TOBACCO INDUSTRY PREYS ON MINORITIES, YOUTH - JOURNAL
DOCTOR: TOBACCO INVOLVEMENT REASON TO BAN RACING ON TV
SMOKING SUIT PLAINTIFF DIES OF LUNG CANCER
47-YEAR SMOKER SUES N.C. TOBACCO FIRMS
LIGGETT OFFICIALS MUM ON SUIT FILED 3Y SMOKER
COURT PANEL TO HEAR CHALLENGE TO OROEP ON CIGARFTTE RISKS
AETNA SMOKERS CAN BE FIREO
N.C. TOBACCO INDUSTRY TR0UBLE1
SNUFF IS DANGEROUS
RESEARCHER SAYS CADMIUM-FREE CIGARETTES SAFER
RESEARCHERS STUDYING SMOKING'S EFFECTS ON FERTILITY
SMOKING CUT BY HIGHER TAXES — STUDY
LEAF WOES: FOR GROWERS, TOO MUCH TOO LATE
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFECTING TOBACCO STOCKS
EDITORIAL BY CARTER CRITICIZES SMOKING
•SAFE' CIGARETTE IS LONG WAY IFF
STUOY ESTIMATES COST OF SMOKING ON HEALTH
SUITS ON SMOKING COULO COST BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
NEW CIGARETTE WARNING LABELS OFFICIALLY START SATURDAY
ASBESTOS FIRM SUES CIGARETTE "AKERS
SMOKELESS TOBACCO LINKED TO HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
TOBACCO USE CALLED FACTOR IN INFANT CARE
STUDENTS AT CHARLOTTE SCHOOL SHOWN EFFECTS OF NICOTINE
SUIT AGAINST REYNOLDS TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK
STATE PEDDLES 'KING ALCOHOL-
SUITS COULO JUMP CIGARETTES TO $4 PFR PACK
PARENTS' SMOKING. CHILDREN WILL BE STUDIED
LAW PROFESSOR SAYS TOBACCO SUIT COULD 'OPEN FLOODGATES'
TIPS FOR FIGHTING THE SMOKING URGE
SUIT OVER CIGARETTE ADVERTISING TO 8EGIN
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN SUIT AGAINST CIGARETTE PRODUCER
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY BIGGER THAN INDUSTRY'S
PANEL OKS BILL ON SMOKELESS LEAF WARNINGS
SMOKEOUT PARTICIPATION GROWS IN TOBACCO COUNTRY
SMOKING-CANCER LINK IS ARGUED IN WRnur,FUL DEATH SUIT
CALIFORNIA APPEALS COURT BACKS AWAY FROM CIGARETTE TRIAL
TESTIMONY IN CALIF. SUIT LINKS CANCER, TOBACCO
PEDIATRICIANS: BAN SNUFF, CHEJING TOBACCO AOS
EXPERTS TO DISCUSS HEALTH OF SMOKERS
ROSE SAYS LFAF HOLD ON CAPITAL IS SLIPPING
NICOTINE STUOY REPORTS SMOKFRS EAT LESS, THINK BETTER AFTER A PUFF
ama EXPECTED TO URGE BAN ON CIGARETTE AOS
DOCTOR STATES 'CIGARETTE' VICTIM WARNED OF RADIATION TREATMENT
ADOICTIVENESS OF TOBACCO IS DESCRIBED
1.55 MILLION SUIT BEGINS AGAINST REYNOLDS TOBACCO
AMA CALLS FOR LAWS TO BAN TOBACCO AOS
EX-SMOKERS CUT RISKS TO HEART
R.J. REYNOLDS RULEO NOT LIABLE: 'UNREASONABLE DANGER* NOT PROVEN...
BAN ON SMOKING AOS A THREAT TO FREEDOM
BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES WARILY BULLING NO-SMOKING POLICY
TESTIMONY ENDS IN CIGARETTE SUIT
REPORT: SMOKERS COST EHPLOYFRS MOPE MONEY
CIGARETTE SUIT GOES TO JURY IN CALIFORNIA
N.C. OFFICIAL: SURGEON GENERAL OUT TO GET SOUTH
REPORT LINKS SMOKING To OCCUPATIONAL RISKS
SMOKING. INFERTILITY LINK GROWING
AMA SMOKING HISTORY: BOLD MOVERS OR FOOT DRAGGERS?
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12/12/95 A
12/14/85 A
12/15/85 D
12/16/95 B
12/19/95 B
12/19/95 a
12/20/85 A
12/20/85 A
12/20/85 C
12/23/85 B
12/23/85 A
046
M9 7
4 T T 056
8 N
1 N
10 P N L4t
2 P N
10
5
7
15
13
5
5
20
MONTHLY/A
N N U A L
1/01/95
I N 0 E X
12/31/95
SUBJECTS
PAGe HOI
1/16/96
SMOKER'S OEATH CLAIM REJECTED
HOPE FROM TOBACCO . ,
CRITICS SAY AMA HAS SLOW TO ACT ON SMOKING ISSUE
VERDICT COULD HELP CURB LAWSUITS ON CIGARETTES
ABOUT THIS BAN ON CIGARETTE ADVERTISING
TEST CALLED POSSIBLE KEY TO TOJACCO CARCINOGENS
TOBACCO INDUSTRY LEADERS SAY ATTACKS AREN'T NEW
TOBACCO, HISTORY
SEE ALSO OUKE HOMESTEAD STATE HISTORIC SITE
HE'S GOT YOUR BRAND
DURHAM "AN PERFECTED BAGS FOR TOBACCO, TEA
TOUGH TIMES CLOUD FAMILY FARM'S FUTURE
J. 9. DUKE: HOMEGROWN GENIUS
SMOKE TURNS TO GOLD
BOOTLEGGERS HFLPEO CAROLINA TOBACCO
AFTER TOBACCO SUCCESS. OUKE MOVED ON TO ELECTRICITY
4 MAJOR U.S. CIGARETTE MAKERS EMERGED FROM OUKE'S EMPIRE
CRITICS SAY AMA WAS SLOW TO ACT ON SMOKING ISSUE
TOBACCO.
SEE AL
USOA
HEAL
SOME
HELM
HELM
TOB
TOBA
HELM
HELM
LEAF
TOBA
BILL
SEN,
TRAO
TRAO
BURL
ROSE
ROSE
ANAL
IMPORTS
SO TOBACCO.
BRIEF SEEKS
TH GROUPS TO
CONGRESSMEN
S ENDORSES C
S: CONGRESS
CCO GROWERS
CCO PROGRAM
S BACKED LEA
S HAO RESERV
IMPORT REST
CCO IMPORTS
WOULD BAN S
TOR PROPOSES
E GROUP OPPO
E GROUP OPPO
EY FARMERS E
-HELMS LEAF
SAYS HE MAY
YSTS NOT IMP
EXPORTS
TOBACCO IMPORTS RESTRICTION FROM I TA
TESTIFY FOR LEAF IMPORT RESTRICTIONS
URGE TRAOE PANEL TO PUT RESTR ICT IONSON TOBACCO IMPORTS
UT IN TOBACCO IMPORTS
MAY NEEO TO CJT SUPPORTS ON LEAF
DISAPPOINTED OVER NO CALL FOR CUTS IN IMPORTS
WOES BLAMED ON PRICE SUPPORTS
F PROBE. AIDE SAYS
ATIONS ABOUT PROOF
RICTIONS ARE JRGEO
WERE OOWN 23*
OME PESTICIOE-TREATFO LEAF
PESTICIOS LIMITS ON IMPORTEO LEAF
SES LEAF IMPO'T OUOTAS
SES LEAF IMPO' T JUOTA?
XPECT TOP CROP. FEAR IMPORTS
SUMMIT WILL BF CLOSED
TRAOE CIGARETTE TAX PROPOSAL
RESSEO WITH PLAN TO RELAX MERGER RULES
TOBACCO. LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. N.C.
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS. U.S.
SEE ALSO PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW
TOBACCO CRITICS PUT STOCK IN « NTI-C IGARF. T TE LAWSUITS
LEAF COMPANIES FACE HFALTH SUITS
TOBACCO RISKS MUST IE BARED. N.J. COURT RULES
SMOKING SUIT PLAINTIFF OIES OF LUNG CANCER
47-YEAR SMOKER SUES N.C. TOBACCO FIRMS
LIGGETT OFFICIALS MUM ON SUIT FILED BY SMOKER
COURT PANEL TO HEAR CHALLENGE TO OROER ON CIGARETTE RISKS
N.C. TOBACCO INDUSTRY TROUBLED
ANALYSTS SAY LAWSUITS AFFECTING TOBACCO STOCKS
SUITS ON SMOKING COULD COST BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
ASBFSTOS FIRM SUES CIGARETTE MAKERS
SUIT AGAINST REYNOLDS TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK
SUIT OVER CIGARETTE ADVERTISING TO BEGIN
JURY SELECTION STARTS IN SUIT AGAINST CIGARETTE PRODUCER
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY BIG1ER THAN INDUSTRY'S
CALIFORNIA APPEALS COURT BACKS AWAY FROM CIGARETTE TRIAL
JUROR IS REMOVED IN CALIF. CIGARETTE SUIT
TESTIMONY IN CALIF. SUIT LINKS CANCER. TOBACCO
DOCTOR STATES 'CIGARETTE' VICTIM WARNED OF RADIATION TREATMENT
ADDICTIVENESS OF TOBACCO IS OESCRIBFD
155 MILLION SUIT BEGINS AGAINST REYNOLDS TOBACCO
R.J. REYNOLDS RULED NOT LIA8L": 'UNREASONABLE DANGER' NOT PROVEN.
LAW PROFESSOR: 1 TOBACCO SUIT VICTORY WOULD OPEN DOOR
OOCTORS AREN'T ALWAYS RIGHT
SUITS AGAINST TOBACCO COMPANIES DISMISSED
MOTHER DENIEO CLAIM IN SMOKING SUIT
TESTIMONY ENDS IN CIGARETTE SJ I T
CIGARETTE SUIT GOES TO JURY IN CALIFORNIA
JURY DELIBERATES IN CIGARETTE SUIT
SMOKER'S OEATH CLAIM REJECTED
VERDICT COULD HELP CURB LAWSUITS ON CIGARETTES
TOBACCO INDUSTRY LEADERS SAY ATTACKS AREN'T NEW
JURY ON WRONG TRACK IN R.J. REYNOLDS CASE
TOBACCO, LEAF CURED
TWO SENATORS OPPOSE LEAF PROGRAM RESCUE
TOBACCO, LEASE RATES
TOBACCO LEASES OOWN
LEAF LEASES CHEAPER
BIG WEEK EXPECTED ON LEAF LEASES
TOBACCO. LEGI
SEE ALSO T
BILL WOU
MEETING
PHILIP M
REYNOLDS
LEAF mee
TOO MANY
N.C. FAR
TOBACCO
ROSE: MA
HELMS
DECISION
TOBACCO
TOBACCO
TOBACCO, MARK
SEE ALSO T
DELAY ON
TOBACCO
TOBACCO
OPENING
TOBACCO
COMPROMI
DURHAM L
GEORGIA
CARRYOVE
TOBACCO
LEAF FAR
LEAF MAR
TOBACCO
TUESDAY
TOBACCO
LOOKING
TOBACCO
TORN SAL
OURHAM L
HARVEST!
SLATION
OBACCO, PRICE SUPPORTS
LD BAN SOME PESTICIDE-TPEATED LEAF
EXPECTED ON AMENOMENT TO TOBACCO TIILL
ORRIS SAYS IT WILL BACK TOBACCO COMPROMISE
PROPOSES TIGHTER CONTROLS FOR LEAF PROGRAM
TING 'CONSTRUCTIVE'
END RUNS SKIRT TOBACCO DILEMMA
M BURFAU WON'T BACK LEAF COMPROMISE
DEAL OFFERED
RTIN PEACE EFFORT ON LEAF BILLS APPRECIATED
OSE FAIL TO REACH LEAF PACT
ON TOBACCO PLANS MAY COME BY WEDNESDAY
PLAN COULD COST SI BILLION
PROGRAM IN UMBO
6TS
OPACCO, SALES
LEAF-SUPPURT BILL EXPECTED TO DISRUPT MARKET
MARKETING DATES TO BE SET TODAY
SALES START JULY 24 ON GEORGIA-FLORIDA MARKETS
DATES FOR LEAF SALES MAY BE OELAYEO
MARKETS MAY BE OELAYEO
SE ON TOBACCO ELUSIVE GOAL
EAF SALES BEGIN AUG. 6 ON THIS YEAR'S CROP
FLORIOA BELT OPENS DAY LATE ANO sa.84 SHORT
R TOBACCO SALES ARE HELD
CROP PRAISED
MERS READY FOR MARKET OPENING
KETS OPEN AMIO UNCERTAINTY
FARMERS NIX MOST BIDS AS SALES OPEN ON BORDER BELT
S AREA CARRYOVER TOBACCO SALES FIGURES
PRICES FRUSTRATING GROWERS
OVER LEAF
PRICES UP UN N.C. BOROER BELT
ES TAGS MARK FIRST WEEK OF N.C. LEAF SALES
EAF MARKET TO OPEN TOMORROW
NG FRUSTRATION
S
I
T
N c
E
L
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P 0
OATE
C
PC
L
P 9YL
H 2
12/24/85
A
I
N
H 2
12/24/95
fl
A
E
H 2
12/25/95
A
1?
N
H 2
12/25/95
C
A
N
H 2
12/26/95
a
A
U
H 2
12/27/95
A
6
N
H 2
12/27/85
B
I
N
H 2
9/19/95
D
1
p
F C19
S 2
8/22/85
A
10
F J50
H 2
9/08/85
A
1
p
G 046
H 2
9/08/85
D
1
P
G 046
H 2
9/08/85
D
I
n
G 046
H 2
9/09/95
D
1
G 046
H 2
9/09/95
0
2
n
G 046
H 2
9/12/85
A
1
0
G 046
H 2
12/25/R5
A
1»
N
H 2
1/02/85
A
3
N
S 2
1/03/85
A
9
N
H 1
1/04/85
B
1
N
S ?
1/04/85
A
1
N
H 1
1/05/85
a
1
p
N
S 2
1/05/R5
A
1
N
H 2
1/06/85
B
9
N
S 2
1/09/85
A
6
N
H 1
1/09/95
B
1
P
N
H 2
1/17/95
C
8
N
H I
1/19/85
c
I
N
S 2
1/24/85
o
1
N
H 1
1/25/85
B
1
N
H ?
2/02/85
A
1
p
N
H 2
2/02/95
A
1
p
N
H ?
7/29/95
B
1
N
S 2
12/03/95
A
1
N
H 2
12/10/85
B
4
N
H 2
12/12/85
A
16
N
H 2
3/17/95
D
2
P N
H 2
6/20/85
A
T
N
H 2
7/19/85
A
19
N
H 2
9/12/85
B
7
0
H 2
3/12/85
e
8
"1
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8/12/85
A
3
N
H 2
9/14/95
A
a
N
H 2
8/19/85
a
4
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H 2
9/13/85
A
6
N
H 2
9/24/85
A
9
N
S 2
10/11/85
c
5
N
H 2
11/09/85
A
5
N
H 2
11/19/85
•
3
N
H 2
11/19/85
A
3
N
H 2
11/21/95
A
4
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H 2
11/23/55
A
5
N
H 2
11/26/95
A
9
N
H 2
ll/28/e5
A
20
N
H 2
12/05/85
A
14
N
H 2
12/06/85
A
9
N
H 2
12/10/85
C
5
N
H 2
12/14/85
A
1
P N
H 2
12/16/85
B
1
N
H 2
12/17/85
A
4
L
H 2
12/17/85
A
I 1
N
H 2
12/19/85
A
a
N
H 2
12/19/95
B
6
N
H 2
12/20/95
A
14
N
H 2
12/21/85
A
10
N
H 2
12/24/85
A
1
N
H 2
12/25/85
c
4
N
H ?
12/27/85
B
I
N
H 2
12/29/85
0
4
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H 1
5/30/85
B
1
N
H 2
4/03/85
e
3
N
S 2
4/03/95
A
7
N
S 2
4/09/95
c
5
M
S 2
1/24/95
A
1
N
H 1
3/15/85
B
1
N
H 1
3/29/95
B
I
N
H 2
4/21/B5
B
I
N
H 1
5/22/95
C
I
N
H 2
5/29/85
a
4
E
S 2
6/15/85
A
16
P N
S 2
9/19/85
A
1
P N
S 2
11/28/85
A
10
N
S 2
12/05/85
A
1
N
H 2
12/08/85
B
9
N
H 2
12/14/85
A
1
N
H 2
12/22/85
B
10
N
H 2
6/16/85
B
3
N
H 2
6/23/85
A
6
N
H 2
6/29/95
A
1
N
H 2
6/30/85
B
7
N
S 2
7/01/85
C
4
N
H 2
7/20/85
«
6
P N
S 2
7/25/85
A
1
N J56
H 2
7/26/85
A
6
N
H 2
7/26/95
A
6
N
H 2
7/30/85
A
1
N
S 2
7/30/85
A
I
P N C60
S 2
7/30/85
C
6
N
H 2
7/31/85
A
1
N
H t
7/31/85
3
I
N
H 2
8/01/95
A
1
N
H I
8/01/95
B
I
P P
H 1
8/02/85
B
1
N
H 1
8/03/85
B
1
P N
S 2
8/05/85
A
1
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S 2
8/05/85
A
4
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MUNTHLY/
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n»r,r ioj
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TOBACCO MARKET OPENS IN DURHAM
tobacco AUCTION RITU4L BEGINS
FARMERS NERVOUS AS MARKET OPE'JS
?y^?'^ TOBACCO PRICES OOWN AS '85 SALES OPEN
ATMOSPHERE GLOOMY AS TOBACCO s ALES OPEN
DURHAM OPENING-OAY LEAF SAL^SOOWN ALMOST I?n
JS??^0,,^6! CL1M!1 0f< 3 T*l Seel mapSfts °
PRICES UP ON THREE N.C. TOBACCO BELTS
,V2^M| W5HT,TH,S «EK ON EASTERN, MIDDLE B<=LTS
L,E*F JKICES IMPROVE UN THREF ¥.C. B^LTS
OLD BFLT SALES START; MARTIN P R» I SES FARMER S
MIDDLE BELT PRICES OOWN TUESOAY AKM.KS
?£2TJN„PRAIS6S FARMERS AT OPENING QF OLO BELT
,T£B4C£9 P?Ii:E^ INCREASE SLIGHTLY
LEAF TRADING RESUMES
TOBACCO PRICES
OLD, MIDDLE BELT AVERAGE UP SLIGHTLY
SOME GROWERS SAY THIS IS LAST L^AF CHOP
PRICES STEADY ON N.C; LEAF PELTS
PRICES ON AREA TOBACCO MARKFTS
AREA TOBACCO SALES FIGURES "
TOBACCO PRICES UP THIS WEEK I'l N.C.
LEAF PRICES STRONGER ON TWO N.C. BELTS
APEA TueACCO MARKET FIGURES
nLO aNg MIDDLE PELT PRICES HOLD STEAOY
AREA TOPACCO MARKET FIGURES
TOBACCO PRICES CONTINUE TO RISE
§y?y? WAREHOUSES ASKEO TO CUT FEES
PRICES UP ON N.C. LEAF BELTS
PRICES OROP ON N.C. LEAF BELTS
LEAF PRICES OOWN ON TWO BELTS
PRICES ARE STRONGER ON N.C. L=AF BELTS
AREA TOBACCO MARKETS' SALES FDR TUESDAY
LEAF PRICES OECLINE ON J BELTS IN N.C.
?n£C.^nT?yRI?'Yr0,< 4REA TOBACCO MARKETS
pg?CES0U^bNSN;cT.HfhU^CY0PgE^SFCP rW° KLTS M N°RTH C4RnLI^
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GOLOEN PELT FAIR TO OPEN MONDAY
!Jrt?NT-,2^?^0„'(lEP5 LEAF P"'CCS STEAOY ON N.C. PELTS
AREA TOBACCO MARKET FIGURES F3R MONDAY
AMOUNT OF LEAF GOING ,JN0Ea loSn qECLINING
TOBACCO PRICES RISE ON Two BELTS IN N.
PP'CES DOWN ON THREE N.C. TOBACCO BELT
N.C. TOPACCO PRICES OOWN
TOBACCO SALES MIKED ON N.C. B=LTS
LEAF PRICES CLIMB SHARPLY
PRICES DOWN ON TAR HEEL LEAF "ELTS
OURHAM LEAF MARKETS WILL CLOS= TUESOAY
FLUE-CURED PRICES DOWN ON 3 BFLTS
PRICES DOWN ON Two BELTS
P2R2ER„?f!=I EN0S TOBACCO SALE:
tf4FTPRI£ES 00*'N 0N OLD, MIOOLE BELT
TOB-ACeoaT-R?GGERr-RESACHETOS BOrH FELL " DURH4H ^^T
LEAF PRICES OOWN
LEAF PRICES CONTINUE OROP
SOME FARMERS GLUM AS TOBACCO SALES WINO DOWN
TOPACCO, MOWING
SEE ALSO LAWN MOWERS
MOWING TOBACCO
TOBACCO, NO-NET-COST PROGRAM
25e LEAF LEVY SET BY BLOCK
LEAF CUT COULD DROP INCOME 1130 MILLION
l-eJf'feeI SaS'sHe'.&a?; tax ro f,nance leaf su,"""t progr4k
TOBACCO. PESTICIOES
Ifl-L WOULD BAN SOME PE ST I C IDE- TRE ATEO LEAF
SENATOR PROPOSES PESTICIDE LIMITS ON IMPORTED LEAF
TOBACCO, PI ANTING
THE WAY IT BEGINS
2 WEEKS CPUCIAL FOR FARMERS
I^.,fAR"lR'5 TIMELESS PROBLEM
PLANT PROBLEM
MOWING TOBACCO
TOPACCO, PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO PRICE SUPPORTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, LEGISLATION
HELMS:
ST"
S BY 25 CENTS
n?l »cSm???S? MAT NEED T0 CJT SUPPORTS ON LEAI
S5?-nES^JJ0N PLAN F0R TOBACCO CALLED TOO -rj
™.B4.£;0 "OGRAM WOES BLAMEO OM PRICE SUPPORTS
S?2G."f.SF:M*N PIOHTS TOBACCO PROGRAM " b
AGENCY OKS PLAN THAT WOULD CUT TOBACCO PRICF SUPPORT
JP!*«0 LEADERS OOUBTFUL ABOUT DISCOUNT -Sa"s PLAN
C^SgeVp T N^OBAC5cTpRU?- i' SSttHK. U TA
t^IIcco 26ppSJ76Sowig^H?S»fciN«"eM ™^«>lUs TOBACCO
9FFJCIALS OISMAYED OVER TOBACrO PROPOSAL
BLOCK PLAN SURPRISES LEAF EXPERTS
in%i999 tE*2ERS SHOULD PREPARE FOR DEREGULATION
Jn,B,JR92oF'?M^RS 4RE HOLDING BACK ON CROP PLANNING
CONFUSED LEAF FARMERS OFLAY 3I0TA L=ASING ""' "*
HELMS VOWS USE OF CLOUT TO HAL T LEAF PLAN PHASEOUT
l:ii "EyNOLpS REJECTS LOWERING LEAF SUPPORT
S", TO SELL SURPLUS TOPACCO STOCKS HITS SNAG
DON'T GIVE UP THE TOBACCO PROGRAM
SiHZtJf SI SENATORS SAY BLOCK APPEARS COMMITTEO TO LEAF CUTS
oE IV hp^"EPTrFoc0us°o^^Is^vfrVoBAT?co',L'TIC'LH"LrH-"
FtsMlNH!,Sr^T?|R^SE^-,i^?{^J^^Er4«0 PROGRAM
FE0ERAL OFFICIALS 'STILL LOOKING' AT TOBACCO PI AN
SE4GA!!c,4?Relf T0 "AKE LEAF PLiN SEPARATE L
TOB:r?oL,EG4oi2? 2L5T|LL WARY ABOUT LEAF PROGRAM THPEAT
iSBfCVP LEAOERS MEET BUT 'NOTHING HAPPENED'
PmUI,CAL 8ACKSCRATCHING IS PRO-TOOACCO STRATEGY
AUOIT: LEAF PROGRAM STILL COSTS TAXPAYERS
TOBACCO FEE ANNOUNCEMENT OELa\eOAS
TOBACCO FEc ANNOUNCEMENT DELAYED
VALENTINE ASKS CIGARETTE FIRMS TO HELP FARMERS
¥Sk!?rT^Eoal?S,I9FTEN,NG 0F L=AFUPrSgRAM ATTACK
TOBACCO COMPANIES, STABILIZATION CLOSER Ta PRICE SUPPORT AGREEMENT
N E
S
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L Y
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DATE C
PG
1 0 'YL
H 2
3/06/35 C
1
P '1
S 2
8/J6/35 A
1
P M J56
S 2
8/06/85 A
1
N
H 2
8/J7/B5 A
1
P N 046
M 2
8/07/35 B
1
N L40
S 2
8/07/85 A
1
N
H 2
8/03/35 C
10
N
H 2
8/09/85 A
16
r n
H 1
8/10/05 C
1
N
H 2
8/13/35 C
3
N
H 2
8/14/R5 A
9
N
H 2
B/14/P5 A
9
C N
H I
8/14/85 B
1
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H 2
8/15/85 A
10
N
S 2
3/15/85 C
1
N
H 2
8/16/°5 C
5
•1
H ?
3/20/85 A
7
C N
H 1
8/20/35 C
1
P N
H I
8/21/85 B
1
C N
H 2
8/22/85 6
6
C N
H 2
8/23/85 B
5
C N
H 1
8/24/85 C
1
N
H 2
3/27/85 B
6
N
H 2
3/23/85 A
11
C N
H 2
8/29/85 B
7
C N
H 2
8/30/85 A
8
C N
H 2
8/31/85 A
10
N
H 1
8/31/35 C
1
N
H 2
9/04/35 B
6
r. n
H 2
9/05/35 A
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C N
H 2
9/06/85 C
7
C n
H 2
9/10/85 A
6
C N
H 2
9/1 1/35 A
6
C N
H 2
9/12/35 A
14
C N
H 2
9/13/85 A
6
C N
H 2
9/14/85 A
8
N
H 7
9/17/85 A
10
C N
H 2
9/18/35 A
lc
C N
H I
9/19/35 B
1
C N
H 1
9/21/85 3
I
N
H 2
9/24/35 C
7
C N
H 2
9/25/85 A
9
C N
H 2
9/26/85 A
20
C N
H 7
9/27/85 A
14
C N
H 2
9/27/35 A
14
N
H 1
9/2»/"5 C
1
N
H 1
10/01/35 C
1
C N
H 1
10/05/85 C
1
N
H 2
10/08/85 A
6
N
H 2
10/09/85 A
16
N
H 2
10/l"/85 A
23
N
H 2
10/11/85 A
a
N
H 2
10/16/35 A
13
N
H 2
10/(7/85 A
14
N
S 2
10/17/85 A
I
N
H 2
10/18/85 A
13
N
H 2
10/19/85 B
4
N
H 2
10/22/35 A
10
N
M 2
10/23/35 A
9
N
H 2
10/23/85 B
1
N A54
H L
10/24/35 B
1
N
-1 1
10/24/85 B
1
N
3 2
10/25/85 C
7
N
H 1 10/31/35 B
H 2 6/25/85 A 11
H2 J/01/15 I 1 N
H 2 4/02/85 A 1 N L40
H 2 5/24/85 A 13 N
H 2 7/18/85 B 1 N
5 2 1/24/85 A 1 N
H 1 1/25/85 B 1 N
H 2 3/11/85 B 14 P p C56
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1/23/85
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1/26/85
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2/12/85
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2/13/85
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BILL PROPOSES SINGLE SIX-YEAR TERM FOR GOVERNORS
11.35 LEAF SUPPORT ADVISED: AOMINI STRAT ION FEE OF 25 CENTS IS PUSHED
PLAN TO BUY QUI SURPLUS LEAF WORRIES N.C. TOBACCO OFFICIALS
BLOCK: LEAF SUPPORT CUTS NECESSARY TO BE -CONS I ST EJIT •
TOBACCO FIRMS HILLING TO HELP WITH ASSESSMENT
LEAF SUPPORT HIT AGAIN
252 LEAF LEVY SET BY BLOCK
SOME FARMERS SAY THEY HON' T G'OW TOBACCO
SOME LEAF GROWERS ANGRY A»OUT 18-CENT FEE HIKE
TOBACCO WOES may SPUR LEGISLATION TO AID FARMERS
ROSE THREATENS BILL TO USE PART OF TAX ON CIGARETTES FOR TOBACCO
PRIDE IN TOBACCO ICARTOONI
PART OF CIGARETTE TAX IS EYEO TO FINANCE TOBACCO PROGRAM
f.1.40 LEAF SUPPORT COMPROMISE URGED
ASSESSMENT FOR HURLEY TOBACCO IS SET AT 30 CENTS °ER POUND
MERITS OF TOBACCO PLAN ARGUFO
REYNOLDS OFFICIALS: TOBACCO BJYOUT WOULD HELP FARMERS
HELMS PLANS TOBACCO AMENOMENT TO BILL
MEETING EXPECTED ON AMENDMENT TO TOBACCO BILL
HEALTH PANEL OKS BILL FOR SCREENING OF NEWBORNS
PHILIP MORRIS SAYS II WILL BACK TOBACCO COMPROMISE
PANEL URGING COMPROMISE ON T01ACC0 BILL
LEAF CUT COULD DROP INCOME «130 MILLION
TOBACCO FARMERS SEEK MUSCLE WITH POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
TOBACCO FARMERS PAY HIGH PRICC TO SUBSIST
TWO PANFLS OK LEAF ASSESSMENT DFDUCTION BILLS
LEGISLATORS CALL FOR ENO TO INSURANCE RATE BUREAU
REYNOLDS PROPOSES TIGHTER CONTROLS FOR LEAF PROGRAM
TOBACCO STATES* CONFERENCE ENDS ON NOTE OF COOPERATION
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO ENO ~>EMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ROSE RIDICULES NOTION HE'S USING TOBACCO CRISIS AS TICKET TO SENATE
TOBACCO SUPPORT DRAFT PROPOSAL BEING CIRCULATED
LEAF INDUSTRY FUTURE CALLED STABLE. SOUNO
OFFICIAL SAYS TOBACCO BUY-OUT REMAINS UNCERTAIN
TOBACCO BUY-OUT SOLUTION MAY 3E TOO LATE TO HELP
PLAN TO BUY TOBACCO SURPLUSES REJECTED
VALFNTINE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT TOI'ACCO. BUDGET
OFFICIALS STILL HOPEFUL ON SURPLUS LEAF PLAN
LEAF MEETING 'CONSTRUCTIVE"
PLAN WOULD TIE LEAF SUPPORTS TO MARKET
LAWMAKERS PROPOSE 2-CENT TAX TO FINANCE LEAF SUPPORT PROGRAM
LORILLARD REPORTEDLY HAS OFFERED ITS PLAN ON SUPPORTS AND OUOTAS
ROSE'S BILL TIES TOBACCO PROG' AM TO EXCISE TAX
TWO SENATORS OPPOSE LEAF PROGRAM RESCUE
FARMERS HEAR 2 PLANS TO SAVE LEAF PROGRAM
FARM BUREAU ANO GRANGE LEADERS QUESTION PROPOSAL
LEAF INDUSTRY OFFICIALS SAY T^Y WILL RFSCUF PROGRAM
LEAF FEE OEDUCTION APPROVED
OFFICIALS FACE BIND IN SETTINS LEAF SUPPORTS
TOBACCO AGREEMENT CALLED 'FIRST STEP'
ACCORO LIKELY TO LOWER LEAF P' ICE-SUPPORT
ROSE: LEAF PLAN VICTORY FOR COMPANIES
FARM BUREAU WON'T SUPPORT HELMS' LEAF PLAN
N.C. FARM BUREAU WON'T BACK LEAF COMPROMISE
OELAY ON LEAF-SUPPORT BILL EXPECTED TO DISRUPT MARKET
CIGARETTE FIRMS AWAIT LEGISLATION BEFORE BUY-OUT
WHITLEY SEEKS SWIFT ACTION ON TOBACCO
PERSONAL SPAT HURTS LEAF PROG) AM
TOBACCO FARMS HURT BY POLITICAL PROCESS
LOWER PRICE SUPPORTS. OUALITY TOBACCO URGED
LEAF INDUSTRY FACES MANY UNC E< TA I N II S S
TOBACCO OFFICIAL FEARS STABILIZATION MAY ENO
TOBACCO MARKETS MAY BE DELAYED
PROPOSAL SETS TWIN TRIGGERS F3R CUT IN TOBACCO SUPPORTS
BUYERS MAY TURN TO FOREIGN LEAF
LEAF ROLLBACK COULD COST tll5 MILLION - USOA
LEAF PROGRAM BILL MEETING OPPOSITION
COALITION TRYING TO SAVE LEAF PLAN
FARMERS WORRY ABOUT WEATHFR. 'RICES
STABILIZATION OPPOSES TRANSFER OF TOBACCO ASSESSMENT FUNOS
STABILIZATION OPPOSES TRANSFER "F TOBACCO ASSESSMENT FUNOS
REYNOLDS REJECTS LEAF BUYOUT TRIGGER PROPOSALS
REYNOLDS REJECTS TRIGGER PROGRAM FOR SURPLUS LEAF
HELMS-BACKED BILL AIMS TO REVAMP LEAF-PRICE SUPPORT
LEAF ASSESSMENTS TAX 0EDUCTI01 OK ' D
HELMS' TOBACCO PLAN MAY BE NECESSARY EVIL
NEAL'S BILL CALLS FOR DESTROYING SURPLUS TOBACCO
FEDERAL SUBSIOIES MAY OOOM NEAL'S TOBACCO BILL
RISING COSTS ANO TOBACCO PROGRAM UNCERTAINTY PLAGUE LEAF GROWERS
LEAF FEES MAY RISE AGAIN
FEW N.C. TOBACCO GROWERS ARE TURNING AWAY FROM THE LEAF
COMPROMISE ON TOBACCO ELUSIVE GOAL
LEAF COOPERATIVE MAY FAIL WIT-IOUT ROLLBACK
LEAF FARMERS AWAIT WORD F»OM J ASH INGTOU
TOBACCO: BUMPER CROP AMID RIVAL POLITICAL PLANS
TOBACCO PRICE SUPPORTS CUT
HELMS CALLS BLOCK'S ACTION FI'SI STEP
N.C. OFFICIALS PRAISE 15J CUT IN TOBACCO SUPPORTS
TIME TO UNITE
2 CIGARETTE FIRMS WON'T COOPERATE IN LEAF PLAN
TOBACCO - FLUE CURED STABILIZATION CO"PERATIVES
ROSE BLASTS CRITICS OF TOBACCO PLAN
REP. ROSE'S PLAN: FARMERS PAY LESS. SMOKERS PAY MORE
REP. ROSE CALLS ON HELMS FOR TUBACCO SUPPORT UNITY
FARMERS BACK ROSE PLAN
KENTUCKY SENATORS COOL TO ROS"'S TOBACCO PROPOSAL
WAYS TO DISCOURAGE POT GROWING
MARTIN DECLINES TO TAKE SIOES IN LEAF DISPUTE
HELMS WON'T MEET ROSE FOR TOBACCO DISCUSSIONS
VALENTINE: LEAF'S FUTURE DEPE10S ON HELMS. ROSE
COBEY NEUTRAL IN HELMS-ROSE TDBACCO DISPUTE
THE HELMS-ROSE FUSS
LEGISLATIVE PANEL WANTS SINGLE PLAN ON TOBACCO
HELMS DECLINES RALEIGH MEETING WITH LEGISLATORS
BATTLE OVER CIGARETTE TAX OPENS
LEAF WOES: FOR GROWERS, TOO MJCH TOO LATE
SUPPORTS ARE STICKING POINT IN EFFORTS ON LEAF PROGRAM
TOBACCO OEAL OFFERED
SENATE PANEL APPROVES CIGARETTE TAX EXTFNSION
TOBACCO LOSING CLOUT IN CONGRESS
11 CENTS A BIG GAP BETWEEN TOTACCO FACTIONS
CONGRESSMAN IS TRYING TO ELIMtNATF TOBACCO PROGRAM
ASSEMBLY ALMOST POWERLESS IN TOBACCO CRISIS
HOUSE FACING AMENOMENT TO ENO TOBACCO SUPPORTS
AMENDMENT MEANT TO KILL TOBAc:0 PPOPS IS OEFEATED
JANUARY VOTE SCHEDULEO FOR LE1F PLAN
ROSE STRESSES WORK ON LEAF PR3GRAM
HELMS, ROSE TO SEEK LEAF BILL COMPROMISE
HELMS' AIDE: LEAF PROGRAM IN JEOPARDY IF BILL FAILS
SENATE OKS REVAMP OF TOBACCO PROGRAM
LEAF LEADERS ARE UNABLE TO AGREE
BOYCOTT BY ROSE IRKSOME TO MARTIN
HELMS. ROSE TO MEET WEDNESDAY
DECISION ON TOBACCO PLANS MAY COME BY WEDNESDAY
TOBACCO LOBBY: BREAKING THE H«3IT ICARTOONI
ROSE SAYS HE MAY TRADE CIGARETTE TAX PROPOSAL
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2/20/R5
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2/23/85
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2/23/85
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2/28/85
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2/2VR5
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3/01/85
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3/02/85
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3/32/85
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3/03/85
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3/05/85
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3/05/85
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3/06/85
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3/07/85
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3/07/85
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3/11/85
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3/13/85
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3/14/85
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3/15/85
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3/20/85
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3/29/85
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3/31/85
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4/02/85
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4/08/85
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4/21/B5
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4/27/85
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4/30/85
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5/02/85
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5/11/85
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5/12/85
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5/15/e5
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5/15/85
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5/17/85
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5/22/85
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5/23/85
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5/24/85
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5/24/85
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5/24/85
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5/30/85
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6/01/85
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6/01/85
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6/04/85
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6/05/85
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6/06/85
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6/06/85
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6/07/85
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6/10/85
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6/15/85
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6/15/85
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6/16/85
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6/18/85
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6/20/85
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6/23/85
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6/24/55
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6/26/85
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6/26/85
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6/27/85
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7/01/85
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7/02/85
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7/U4/85
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7/05/85
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7/07/85
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7/08/85
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7/09/85
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7/09/85
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7/0<>/85
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7/10/85
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7/10/85
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7/11/85
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7/16/85
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7/18/85
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7/20/85
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7/23/85
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7/24/85
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7/26/85
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7/27/B5
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7/28/85
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7/30/85
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7/30/85
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a/03/85
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8/09/85
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8/09/85
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6/25/85
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8/28/85
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8/20/85
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9/05/85
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9/07/85
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9/11/85
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9/1 1/85
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9/13/85
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9/13/85
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9/19/85
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9/21/85
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10/02/85
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10/08/85
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10/09/85
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10/15/85
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10/22/85
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11/15/85
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11/27/85
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11/28/85
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12/04/85
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12/08/85
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12/10/85
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12/10/85
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S U B J E
ROSF NIXES HELMS' LEAF SUPPORT PROPOSAL
ANOTHER. JOINT PANEL TO CONSID'R LEAF SILLS
TOBACCO PLAN COULD CUST SI PILLION
LEAF PILL VETO THREATENEO
CONGRESSMAN: BUDGET BILL VETO 'NaT GOOD NEWS FOP TOBACCO'
TOBACCO PROGRAM IN L I MtJO
TOBACCO, PRICES
SEE TOBACCO. SALES
TOPACCO. PRODUCTION
LEAF INDUSTRY FACES MANY JNC E* TA I N T I E S
TRIANGLE AREA TOBACCO FARMERS RELYING MORE ON OUTSIDE JOBS
TOBACCO, PROTEIN
SEE ALSO TOPACCO, RESEARCH
VA. CO-OP HOPES TO TURN TOBACCO INTO FjFL ALCOHOL AND EOIPLF PROTEIN
HOPE FROM TOBACCO
TOPACCO, QUALITY
SEE TOBACCO, GRADE STANDARDS
TOBACCO, QUOTAS
SEE TOBACCO, ALLOTMENTS
TOBACCO, RESEARCH
SEE ALSO AGRICULTUKAL RESEARCH
SEE ALSO BUWMAN GRAY TECHNICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO OXFORO TOBACCO RESEAR^ LABORATORY
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, HEALTH EFFECTS
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, PROTEIN
VA. CO-OP HOPES TO TURN TOBACCO INTO FUEL ALCOHOL ANO EDIBLE PROTEIN
PANEL URGES RESEARCH FOR SAFER CIGARETTE
TOBACCO RESEARCH BILL
HOMING TOBACCO
RESEARCHERS STUDYING SMOKING'S EFFECTS ON FERTILITY
NICOTINE STUDY REPORTS SMOKERS EAT LESS, THINK BETTER AFTFR A PUFF
•FOOTORAGGING' WORRIES BIOTE^NICAL EXECUTIVE
TOBACCO INGREOIENT USED IN EXPERIMENTAL HEART DRUG
HOPE FROM TOBACCO
TEST CALLED POSSIBLE KEY TO TOBACCO CARCINOGENS
AT REYNOLDS, CIGARETTES ARE COMPARED LIKE FINE WINES
TOBACCO, SALES
SEE ALSO TOBACCO, MARKETS
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WON'T CHALL
RFQU6ST TO AOD BURLEY TO SALE
PLAN TO SELL SURPLUS TOBACCO S
1584 FLUE-CURED LEAF EXPORTS T
TOBACCO ALTERNATIVES NOT FOR i
OFFICIALS STILL HOPEFUL ON SU3
TOBACCO SALES START JULY 24 ON
OPENING DATES FOR LEAF SALES m
FARMERS WORRY ABOUT WEATHER, »
DURHAM LEAF SALES BEGIN AUG. S
GEORGIA-FLORIDA BELT OPENS DAY
CARRYOVER TOBACCO SALES ARE HE
TOBACCO CROP PRAISEO
LEAF FARMERS READY FOR MARKET
LEAF MARKETS OPEN AMIO UNCERTS
TOBACCO FARMERS NIX MOST BIOS
TUESDAY'S AREA CARRYOVER TOBAC
TO3ACC0 PRICES FRUSTRATING GRO
TOBACCO PRICES UP ON N.C. BORO
TORN SALES TAGS MARK FIRST WEC
DURHAM LEAF MARKET TO OPEN TO'
HARVESTING FRUSTRATION
TOBACCO MARKET OPENS IN DURHAM
TOBACCO AUCTION RITUAL BEGINS
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TOBACCO PRICES CLIMB ON 3 TAR
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TOBACCO PRICES INCREASE SLIGHT
LEAF TRAOING RESUMES
TOBACCO PRICES
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SOME GROWERS SAY THIS IS LAST
PRICES STEAOY ON N.C. LEAF BEL
PRICES ON AREA TOBACCO MARKETS
18 1/2 PERCENT OF TOBACCO GOES
AREA TOBACCO SALES FIGURES
TOBACCO PRICES UP THIS WEEK IN
LEAF PRICES STRONGER ON TWO N.
AREA TOBACCO MARKET FIGURES
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AREA TOBACCO MARKET FIGURES
TOBACCO PRICES CONTINUE TO R IS
BURLEY WAREHOUSES ASKED TO CUT
PRICES UP ON N.C. LEAF BELTS
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LEAF PRICES OOWN ON TWO BELTS
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3/28/85
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5/09/85
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6/25/85
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9/07/85
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12/04/85
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12/05/85
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12/17/65
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12/24/85
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12/27/85
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12/29/85
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1/24/85
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1/29/85
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1/31/85
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3/24/P5
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4/03/85
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5/17/85
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6/29/85
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6/30/85
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7/08/85
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7/25/85
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7/26/85
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7/26/85
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7/30/85
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7/30/85
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7/31/85
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7/31/85
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8/01/85
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8/02/85
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8/03/85
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3/14/85
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8/20/65
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8/27/85
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8/23/P5
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9/25/85
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9/26/85
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9/27/95
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10/01/85
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6/06/35
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THE SWITCH: THE AOVENT OF FILTER TIPS MARKED AN ENO TO AMERICA'S OLD...
* MAJOR U.S. CIGARETTE MAKE'S EMERGED FROM DUKE'S EMPIRE
LEAF WOES: FUR GROWERS, TOO MJCH TOO LATE
STORY OF A COTTON MILL
MILL DATE IN ERROR
TOBACCO WORKERS UNION
TOBACCO UNION. AMERICAN SIGN V EW CONTRACT
AMRICAN, UNION REACH PACT
TOPACCOLANO CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
THE TOBACCOLAND CIVITAN CLUB...
CIVITANS INSTALL OFFICERS
HALLOWEEN PARTY
TOBACCOLANO KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO OUPHAM KIWANIS CLUB
SEE ALSO FRIENDLY CITY KIWANIS CLUB
KIWANIAN OF THE YEAR
MARTIN PUSHES TEACHER PAY
KIWANIS OFFICERS
KIwANlANS SCHEDULE ANNUAL PANCAKE SALE
KlWANIANS SCORE AGAIN
THANKS TO PANCAKE EATERS
CONTEST WINNERS
TOBACCOVILLE. N.C.
CIGARETTE PLANT AT TOBACCOVILLE
PLANT MAY BRING BIG CHANGE TO TINY TOWN
TOBY TYLER CIRCUS SHOW
SEE ALSO CIRCUS
WHERE WERE CI»CUS ACTS?
VETERANS REJECTEO CIRCUS
TRAVELING CIRCUSES: LET BUYER BEWARE
LET HEAD LEAO YOUR HEART
THANKS FROM VIETNAM VETS
TODAY'S WOMAN CLUB
OFFICERS INSTALLED
TOES
TOE TRANSPLANT GIVES 3-YEAR-OLD GIRL A ThuH"
TOGO
TAR HEEL COUPLE TAKES GIFT OF WATER TO TOGOLESE PEOPLF
TOILETS
OFFICIALS SAY 230.000 N.C. RESIDENTS 10 NOT HAVE MODERN INOOOR PLUMBING
DOCTOR COMMENTS IN SEAT FLAP
N.C. FIELO SANITATION RULES MAY BE CHANGED
TOILET TOWN
TOKYO STRING OUAPTET
SEE ALSO JAPAN
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
RAVEL OUARTET TOPS EVENING WITH TOKYO FOUR - PLUS ONE
TOLUENE ILIwUlD CHEMICAL!
STATE. COMPANY WO»K ON CLEANU3 AT CHEMICAL PLANT
TOMASCO GROUP INC.
RTP SPINOFF GROWTH PUSHES FOR PAGE ROAD
TOMATOES
IN A BIG WAY
EXTEND TOMATO SEASON
OURHA- SCHEDULES BIG TOMATO CONTEST
TALL TOMATOES
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TOMMY'S COLONIAL 65
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TOM'S CREEK I SOUTHWESTERN ORANGE COUNTY, N.C.I
CREEK WIDENING WILL CAUSE HARM - REPJ'T
PUBLIC-DRINKING BAN SUPPUR TEO
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ALOEKMEN PONDER ALTERNATIVE CJRES FOR TOM'S CREEK
CARRBORO ALOERMEN SCHEDULE HEARING ON TAX INCREASE
ALDERMEN WUN'T PAY FUR TOM'S CREEK WORK
PLAN TO STOP CREEK FLOOOS VOTED DOWN
CARRBORO TAXES RAISED 6 CENTS
TUOLS
TOOLS ON PORCH STOLEN
TOOTH DECAY
SEE ALSO DENTAL CARE
HEALTH STRIDES AMAZING
TOPPERS CLUB
NEW TOPPERS
TOPSAIL ISLAND, N.C.
TOPSAIL ISLAND: 'BEST KEPT SECRET IN N.C
TORCH CLUB
TORCH CLUB GETS PRESIDENT'S AWARO
TORCHLIGHT (FILMI
•TORCHLIGHT' ILLUMINATES ORUG ABUSE
TORNADO AWARENESS WEEK
OURHAM OFFICIALS PLAN MEETING ON TORNAOOES
TOPNADOS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSD WEATHER. OURHAM
OURHAM OFFICIALS PLAN MEETING ON TORNADOES
TORNADOS. N.C.
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
FALSE TORNADO WA
SCARS LINGER ONE
SIRENS WILL SCRE
TWO TOWNS DAMAGE
YEAR AFTER TORNA
REMINDERS OF TOR
CENTER SAYS HOSP
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STORM OUMPS HAIL
POSSIBLE TORNADO
HEAVY WINOS DAMA
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MORE TORNADOES A
AT LEAST 3 TORNA
TORNAOO RIPS OCR
Tar HEELS GET SO
TAR HEELS GET SO
CHURCH REBUILT A
RNINGS ARE TRANSMITTED
YEAR AFTER TWISTERS KILLED 62
AM OUT FOR TOJNADO-ALERT TEST
0 BY TORNADOES AMONG 19 'TREE CITIES U.S.A.' IN
OOES STRUCK. VICTIMS STILL TRYING TO REBUILD
NAOOES REMAIN
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TED AS STORMS SAVAGE PIEDMONT
HARD RAIN ON DURHAM
DAMAGES HOUSES ON ROANOKE ISLAND-
GE HOUSES; SEVERE STORMS EXPECTED TO EASE
0 STORM DAMAGE NEARS «2 MILLION
TORNADO IN HARNETT
CAROLINA FOR SECOND STRAIGHT DAY
HOMES
RE REPORTED AS STORMS HIT N.C. FOR 3R0 OAY
OOES TOUCH OOJN AS STORMS RIP ACROSS N.C. AGAIN
ACOKE
AKED...IN DURHAM, A RESCUE
AKEO...IN STATE. FLOOOS. SNOW
FTER STORM
TORNADOS. U.S.
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO WINO OAMAGE
RED CROSS AIDING TORNAOO VICTIMS
TORPEOOS
INSIDE
TORTURE
SEE ALSO RAP6-T0RTURE-MUR0ER CRIMES
OICUSSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS SET
TOT-FINDER STICKER
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
SEE ALSO FIRE SAFETY
NEW STICKERS REPLACE OLD FIRE-ALERT NOTICES
TOUCH AMERICA
ENO COTTON MILL WILL 86 CONVERTED
TOUCH THE MIME TRIO
SEE ALSO MIME
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
TOUCHDOWN BILLIARDS
ARSON SUSPECTED IN POOL HALL FIRE
TOUCHE ROSS AND CO.
CITY ACCOUNTING SOUND. FIRM SAYS
NEW FIRMS CAN FIND BACKERS. FINANCIERS SAY
TOUCHSTONE (MUSICAL GROUP)
TOUCHSTONE MAKES WEARIN'
GREEN SEEM NATURAL
TOURISM, DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TRAVEL C TOURISM COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO VISITORS CENTER
DURHAM RANKS 9TH IN TRAVEL INCOME
TRAVELERS' SPENOING UP 141 IN OURHAM
TAPPING TOURIST POTENTIAL
FESTIVALS TO GIVE TOURISM MULT I"l LLION-OOLLAR BOOST
OURHAM VISITORS CENTER COJLO 3E BOON FOR CITY
TOURISM IN OURHAM
VACATION IN THE TRIANGLE
TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO AROUND- THE-WORLD TRIPS
SEE ALSO SOVIET UNION. TOURISM
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
FRIENDSHIP FORCE PLANS 12 TRIPS
HER TRIPS COMBINE EDUCATION WITH FUN
ALUMNI TRAVEL DIRECTOR CREATES 'NICE MEMORIES'
VISIT TO AFRICA LEAVES MEMORIES OF HARSH LIFE
OURHAM AOVENTURERS TO SEE AMAZON JUNGLE
CITIZEN OF THE WORLO
VIOLENCE DOESN'T OETER TRAVELERS FROM TRIANGLE
PLAN FOR ROU TO TRIPLE FLIGHTS
NO TOURIST MECCA, BURMA OFFERS PRIMITIVE PERSPECTIVE
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the silk roao runs through an:ient history
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TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TO
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
WARM WEATHER N.C. TOURIST
IT'S STILL OFF-SEASON ALON
NORTH CAROLINIANS LIKE VAC
TARHEELS TOUR N.C.
FESTIVALS TO GIVE TOURISM
•CHIEF- PREDICTS CHEROKEE
TOPSAIL ISLAND: 'BEST KEPT
LOO.OCO VISIT CHIMNEY ROCK
•FLIGHTSEEING TOURS' OF T8
ALL SEATS NOW BOOKED ON 'F
TOURISM OFFICIALS WANT N.C
EASTERN COUNTIES ARE SEEKI
EASTERN N.C. TRYING TO LUR
STATE'S AD PROGRAM A BOON
SCHOOL OPENING DEBATE MISS
AVEL ANO TOURISM
bOOM
G OJTER BANKS
ATIONING AT HOME
MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR 3D0ST
TOURIST SEASON may SET RECORO
SECRET IN N.C
YEARLY
IAN-.LE OFFERED
LIGHTSEEING TOURS'
SCHOOLS' OPENING DELAYED
NG WAYS TO ATTRACT TOURISTS
E MORE TCU9ISTS
TO EVERYONE
ES FQCUS ON CHILDREN
TOURISM, U.S.
SEE ALSO HOLIDAY TRAVEL
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL ANO TOURISM
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. U.S.
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
■SEE AMERICA FIRST' REMAINS SOUND ADVICE FOR TRAVELERS
SOUTH OF MYRTLE BEACH LIES OUIET PART OF STRAND
TOURNAMENT PLAYERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOLF
HEAFNER LOOKING TO CLEAR COBWEBS FROM GAME
TOWN ANO COUNTRY SPORTMANS CLU5
COUNTY SEEKING STAFF TO ENFORCE ZONING
TOWN ANO GOWN RELATIONSHIPS
SEE DUKE UNIV.. TOWN ANO GOWN RELATIONS
TOWN MEETINGS
MARTIN WILL ATTEND TOWN MEETINGS
MARTIN OEFENOS TAX CUT IDEAS IN 'TOWN MEETING'
GROUPS PLAN 'TOWN MEETING'
OE^ELOPER DENIES PRESSURING COUNCIL
TOWN 'N' COUNTRY LAUNDROMAT
THIEVES HIT LAUNDROMAT
TOWNE HOUSE APARTMENTS ICHAPEL HILL I
FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE BLAZE AT CHAPEL HILL APARTMENTS
FIRE LEAVES 14 HOMELESS
CAUSE OF FIRE PROBED
CLEARING THE RECORO
CAUSE OF FIRE AT APARTMENTS STILL UNKNOWN
CAUSE OF FIRE 'UNDETERMINED'
APARTMENT FIRE CAUSE STILL UN<NOWN
2 FIREMEN FILE SUIT FOR TOWN MANAGER DECISION
TOWNHOUSES
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
SEE ALSO CONDOMINIUMS
SEE ALSO HOUSING. DURHAM
SEE ALSO -CCRACKEN PLACE TOWNHCP-ES
OLD NORTH DURHAM PROJECT WINOS DOWN
»6 MILLION DEVELOPMENT UNDE°WAY
COURT TO HEAR DEVELOPER'S COMPLAINT
OVER 5,000 HOUSING UNITS PLANNED SOUTH OF DURHAM
TOWNHOUSES PROPOSED IN ST. THERESA area
townhouses cap st. theresa work
projects progressing; sales 'healthy'
townsends. inc.
sale of bankrupt poultry plants planned
toxic waste treatment
see hazardous waste treatment, n.c.
toxicology
see also chemical industry institute of toxicology
see also national toxicology program
SCIENCE aCAOEmy CHIEF CITES NEED FOR TOXICOLOGY STUDIES
CONFERENCE ON TOXICS BRINGS CALLS FOR MORE OF SAME
TOY GUNS
FAKE OR UNLOAOEO WEAPONS GIVING LEGISLATORS T00U3LE
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TOYOTAS
THE U.S. OF JAPAN?
TOYS
see also Christmas gifts
see also colls
SEE ALSO Games
SEE ALSO GIFTS
SEE ALSO POUND puppy
SEE ALSO SLINGSHOTS
SEE ALSO TEDOY REARS
SEE ALSO TRANSFORMERS (T0YS1
SEE ALSO VIDEO GA-ES
SEE ALSO WMIMMY OIOOLE
OR. SPOCk SUGGESTS CREATIVE TOYS for kIOS
Christmas TOYS: a FE« IN BIG OEmand
TALKING TEOOY TOP TOY
GIFT TOYS CARRY MESSAGE
ORANGE HIGH TEACHER HELPS 'SANTA CLA'JS' FILL UP HIS BAG
TOYS NOT ALWAYS FIRST IN KIDS' MEMORIES
TOYS R US
TOY STORE OPENS
TOY STORE TO HOLO GRaNO OPENI'IG SATURDAY
TRACK
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, T'aCk ("EN1
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE. TRACK iwOmfni
SEE ALSO CAROLINA-DUKE TRACK CA'NIVAL
SEE ALSO CAROLINA GOOIVA TRACK CL'JB
SEE ALSO DURHAM STRIOERS YOUTH track CLUB
SEE ALSO NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL S'ORTS, TRACK OOVSI
SEE ALSO PREP TEAMS, TRACK (GIRLS C BOYS: SEE ALSO HEAOINGS FOR EACH SCHOOL!
OUKE'S REYNOLOS SIXTH IN 10,000 METERS H
BLOWING OPEN THE highland GAMES H
TRAOE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE ACT
BUDGET PLANS may HURT |wpoRT-
TRAOE DEFICIT
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SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRAOE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL DEBT
SEE ALSO U.S.. EXPORTS
OROP IN DOLLAR VALUE HILL NOT HELP N.C. MUCH, SAYS ANALYST
ECONOMIC SUMMIT PROMISES FIREWORKS
JAPAN'S NON-CONCESSION
TEXTILE APPROACH UNWISE
TRADE BARRIERS WON'T FIX FOREIGN TRAD? PROBLEMS
OFFICIAL: TARIFFS, QUOTAS WON'T HELP TRADE GAP
OEFICIT 'NOT JAPAN'S FAULT-
KEMP: TRADE WAR WOULD bE DISASTER
STATE TEXTILE OFFICIAL: REAGAM PLAN 'BAND-AID'
OON'T BLAME JAPAN FOR OEFICIT IN TRADF
TRADE SECRETS
SEE INDUSTRIAL SECRETS
TRADEMARKS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, U.S.
SEE ALSO COPYRIGHT LAW
SEE ALSO U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
UNC PARKING FEES WILL INCREAS"
UNC TO RAISE PARKING FEE
TRAFFIC CONGE
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OURHAM V
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TRAFFIC LANES
VOTES AGAINST ONE-WAY STREETS PLAN FOR COLUMBIA, PITTSBORO
E TAKES NO STAND ON 17-STORY BUILDING
E ON AGENDA
TOLD 3UIL0ING WON'T WORSEN TRAFFIC
UILDING
KEEP AN EYE ON TRAFFIC, PEDESTRIANS IN N.C.
STREET PLAN DELAYED IM CHAPEL HILL
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S PONDER FESTIVAL TRAFFIC
NSIDER SYSTEM TO SMOOTH TRAFFIC FLOW
ACCESS A PROBLEM
EEKS COMMENTS ON TRAFFIC WOFS
THE ROADS?
TRAFFIC OEATHS, OUPHAM
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, AUTO. DURHAM
LAWYER, CLIENT SEEK WITNESSES
DURHAM TEEN OTES IN WRECK
19-YEAR-OLD CHARGED AFTER ACCI
85-YEAR-OLO MAN FATALLY HIT BY
SUSPENDED TERM GIVES ORIVER FT
DURHAM TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN I-
FATAL WRECK
OURHAM MAN KILLED IN WRECK
MAN DIES IN CAR WRECK
JAMES FREDERICK MICHAEL. VICTI
OURHAM WOMAN KILLED, BOY HURT
FATAL AUTO RACE LEAOS TO PRISJ
DRIVER, 3B, KILLED AS TRUCK OV
OXFORO MAN DIES AFTER BEING HI
ORIVER CHARGEO 3 TIMES HOURS A
MAN DIES AS CAR RUNS INTO TREE
SUIT ASKS U.5 MILLION FOR CHI
SUIT IS BROUGHT IN CHILD'S DEA
DRUNK PEDESTRIANS A PROBLEM
OURHAM m4N oies IN WRECK ON BY
SHEPRA KRISTINE HARTMAN, 15
TEEN DIES FROM ACCIDENT
WOMAN DIES AFTER CAR HITS TREE
DURHAM WUMAN OIES IN WRECK
1 KILLED, 2 HURT IN COLLISION
WRECK KILLS I MAN, INJURES 2
TRUCK. CAR COLLIDE, 1 KILLED,
OURHAM MAN INJURED IN COLLISI3
ORIVER KILLED AS HIS TRUCK HIT
OURHAM MAN OIES IN WRECK
SWISS EXCHANGE STUDENT KILLED
SOUTH GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SA
ORIVER CHARGEO AFTER FATAL WRE
CAR ACCIDENT KILLS 1, HURTS 1
DRIVER IS KILLED, ANOTHER INJJ
IT'S TIME TO TEND TRAFFIC SAFE
MAN OIES OF 1-65 WRECK INJURIE
1 PERSON KILLED. 2 HURT IN CAR
SCHOOL PUS, AUTO WRECK KILLS
CAR HITS TREE! 1 KILLEO
WOMAN KILLEO AS CAR HITS TREE
WOMEN STILL IN HOSPITAL
PATROL: USE CARE IN DRIVING HO
OENT KILLS ONE, INJURES THREE
CAR
R FOR THREE DEATHS
85 WRECK
M OF AUTO ACCIOENT
IN CRASH ON 55
N SENTENCE FOR YOUTH
ERTURNS
T BY CAR ON 1-85
FTER PASSCNGER FATALLY INJURED
, BUT CAUSE OF DEATH UNCERTAIN
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3 INJURED
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ALSO ACCIOENTS, AUTO, N.C.
ALSO OEATHS, N.C.
ALSO WRONGFUL OEATHS
C. ROAD DEATHS REACH PREDICTION BY NOON MONDAY
ARLOTTE MAN CHARGED IN BOY'S DEATH
EEDING AND FAILURE TO USE SH A T BELTS BLAMED FOR . . .F AT AL I T I E S.
REE KILLEO IN ACCIDENT
MAN CONVICTED OF OWI IS FACING $4.7 MILLION SUIT
CHARGES FILED IN ALAMANCE lAN'S DEATH ON U.S. 70
E KILLEO, THREE HURT IN CAR-BUS CRASH
DEAO IN FREAK ACCIOENT
APEL HILL MAN KILLEO, 3 INJJRED IN WRECK
DIE IN N.C. TRAFFIC WRECKS
ASH KILLS BURLINGTON TEEN-A",ER
0 DIE IN WRECK
N DIES, 3 INJURED IN HENDERSON WRECK
USE OF ACCIDENT THAT KILLEO HENDERSON MAN STILL UNKNOWN
TORCYLE CRASH KILLS CHATHAM GIRL
DIE IN ACCIDENTS
UCK RUNS OFFI-40 DETOUR; DRIVER IS KILLEO INSTANTLY
UCK DRIVER KILLED ON 1-40 OF TOUR
EN OIES IN COLLISION WITH HIGHWAY PATROL CAR
RSON COUNTY MAN OIES WHEN CAR GOES OFF HOAD
ANKLINTON MAN KILLED IN WRECK
NSON MAN DIES IN VANCE COLLISION
GHWAY OEATHS SOAR IN STATE
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4/11/85
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4/23/85
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5/01/85
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5/02/85
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5/29/85
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5/29/85
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6/11/85
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6/11/85
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6/13/85
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6/20/85
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S76
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7/10/85
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8/09/85
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8/14/85
c
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M69
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9/04/85
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9/14/85
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9/21/55
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9/25/85
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12/21/85
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12/31/85
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1/08/85
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1/19/85
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1/20/85
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2/26/85
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2/27/85
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4/23/35
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6/09/35
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6/11/85
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6/22/35
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7/10/85
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7/25/R5
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8/13/85
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8/16/85
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8/23/85
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8/24/35
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8/26/35
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8/26/85
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10/16/35
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10/17/85
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10/17/B5
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10/23/85
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10/24/85
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11/19/35
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HONTHL Y / A N
N U A L INDEX
1/01/35 - 12/31/35
SUBJECTS
'a" -i 1 0
1/16/86
N.C. TRAFFIC DEATHS RISE ABOUT 151
ECU SPRINTER OIES IN WRECK
ECU ATHLETE: TEAMMATES COMPLAINED A90UT DRIVING
CONSULTANT DIES IN RALEIGH ACCIDENT
19 DEATHS PREDICTED
TIRE BLOWOUT, WRECK KILL CREE^MOOR HAN
TEEN KILLED IN head-UN COLLISION
15-YEAR-ULD SUCCU-6S TO CAR CASH INJURIES
HAN SITTING IN ROAO STRUCK Pr CAR, KILLEO
12 HIE ON N.C. HIGHWAYS DURING HOLIDAY
BURLINGTON HAN ACCIDENT VICTI"
TWO-CAR CASH IN VANCE COUNTY KILLS WOHAN
RALEIGH HAN OIES IN CHATHAM w' ECK
11 DIE IN N.C. TRAFFIC WRECKS OVE» WEEKEND
WOMAN KILLED, BOY HURT IN WRECK
WOMAN OIES IN AUTO CRASH
MOTORCYCLE RIDER KILLED IN WRECK
TEEN KILLED, 2 INJUREO
ATHLETE OIES IN VAN WRECK
STUDENTS HONOR DEAD CLASSMATE
WRECK KILLED GIRL! MOM SENTENCED TO l-YEAR FOR DWI
THREE PEOPLE KILLED IN WEEKEND ACCIDENTS
THREE PEOPLE KILLED IN FIERY .(RECK
L0UIS6URG WOMAN KILLED IN HIT, RUN
6 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
STEM G1PL, 10, KILLEO IN 9IKE-CAR ACCIDENT
NINE KILLED IN ACCIDENTS
2-CAR CDASH KILLS 2 MEN, HURTS 4 NEAR PITTSBORO
NORLINA WOMAN OIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
WOHAN KILLEO IN AUTO ACCIOENT
WRECK INJURIES FATAL TO MAN, 78
PITTSPORO CRASH KILLS ONE, HURTS A FAMILY MEMBERS
OXFORD MAN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
10 PEOPLE OIED ON N.C. ROADS DURING MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
CRASH KILLS 5 SCHOOLCHILDREN: 21 HURT IN COLLISION; 3 FLOWN TO DUKE
TRUCK ORIVER WAS 'SLUMPED 0VE1' JUST BEFORE COLLISION WITH SCHOOL BUS
'IT'S THE TERPI9LEST THING I'VE SEEN'
AUTOPSY FINOS DRIVER OF RIG ALIVE WHEN IT RAMMED SCHOOL BUS
FATHER FINOS WRONG 30Y IN COF=IM
CHAPEL HILL WOMAN DIES, SON INJURED IN COLLISION
6TH CHILD OIES AT DUKE; SEAT =ELTS FJR "USES BACKED
WAKE IS HELD FOR 4 CHILDREN KILLED IN CRASH
BUS TRAGEDY STUNS N.C.
GREENE COUNTY MOURNS 4 PUPILS KILLEO IN ACCIOENT
1,700 ATTENO FUNERAL FOP 4 CHILDREN
TRUCKER ON DUTY 14 1/2 HOURS 9EF0RE CRASH
BUS CRASH INVESTIGATION TO TA< E SEVERAL MONTHS
OURHAH MAN DIES AFTER WRECK
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY STILL HOT OcaATE
GRANDMOTHER SUES OVER CHILD'S DEATH
man WHO OIED WAS PASSENGER, NOT DRIVER
C'EEOMOPR man DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIOENT
BURLINGTON MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CAN'T RECALL WRECK THAT KILLEO SIX STUDENTS
NINE PEOPLE KILLED ON STATE HIGHWAYS
MOTORCYCLE RIOER IS KILLED ON 1-35
16 HOLIDAY DEATHS PREOICTED
WRECK NEAR APEX CLAIMS ONE LIFE
MAN, WOMAN KILLED IN 2-CAR COLLISION
2-CAR COLLISION KILLS 2
.OMAN CHARGED WITH DHI AFTER FATAL WRECK
424.5 MILLION WRONGFUL DEATH SUITS ARF FILED
NASH COUNTY MAN KILLED IN ACCIOENT
LOUISBURG MAN DIES IN WRECK
FIVE KILLED ANO FIVE INJURED IN TWO-CAR CARSH IN MOORE
0"IVER CHARGED IN TRAFFIC DEATH ARRESTED AGAIN
16 DIE IN HOLDAY ACCinENTS
17 PEOPLE KILLEO ON STATE ROAOS
C'EEDMOOK MAN KILLED IN WRECK THAT SEVE°S CAR
CREFDMOOR MAN DIES IN l-CAP. WRECK
HIGHWAY OEATHS RISE; SPEEOING SAID CAUSE
TRAFFIC FATALITIES HAVE INCREASED THIS YEAR IN N.C.
OXFORD MAN KILLED
5 DIE IN LEE COUNTY WRECK
SLOWING THE SPEEDERS
MAN OIES IN WRECK
9 OIE IN ACCIDENTS
21 N.C. TOWNS HAD NO TRAFFIC NATALITIES IN 19 94
LAWSUITS TOTAL 123 MILLION IN FATAL SCHOOL BUS CRASH
ROXBORO WOMAN OIES AFTER FALLING OUT OF CAP
CHASE WRECK INJURIES CLAIM BURLINGTON MAN
ROXBORO WOMAN DIES AFTER FALLING OUT OF CAR
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE WRECK CLAIMS LIFE OF TEEN IN PERSON
NINE DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIOENTS
N.J. WOMAN KILLED IN t-95 ACCIDENT
SANFOPO MAN KILLED IN ONE-AUTO WRECK
WOMAN KILLED, 4 HURT IN CHATHAM ACCIOENT
HIGHWAY PATROL TROOPER FIRED
MEBANE "AN KILLCD WALKING ON N.C. 119
FIERY WRECK KILLS 3
OXFORD "AN AMONG 19 VICTIMS OF HOLIDAY AUTO WRECKS
OXFORD "an DIES AFTER CAR HIT HIM
OFFICERS SAY POCICE"AN WAS DRIVING TO" FAST BEFORE ACCIDENT...
3 DIE IN N.C. CAR ACCIDENTS
CHARLOTTE OFFICER CHARGED IN FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIOENT
CRASH KILLS TIMBERLAKE MAN
OUPLIN WRECK KILLS 1, INJURES 2
SILER CITY man KILLED AFTER CAR RUNS OFF ROAD
SEMORA man KILLED IN PERSON COUNTY WRECK
TEN DIE IN ACCIOENTS
WRECK KILLS DRIVER, HURTS PASSENGER
NORLINA WOMAN, 49, DIES OF INJURIES IN AUTO WRECK
TEEN DIES AFTER WRECK
WEEKENO ACCIDENTS KILL 11
GPEENSBORO WRECK INVOLVES FIRE TRUCK; ONE PERSON KILLED
E. FRANKLIN SPEEDERS ENDANGERED
REPORTS SHOW WRECK VICTIM WAS INTOXICATED
THREE OIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIOENTS
VEHICLE INJURIES FATAL TO WOM« N IN BURLINGTON
1-85 CRASH KILLS 2, INJURES 2 NEAR U.S. 70 IN ORANGE
1-65 WRECK KILLS 2 IN ORANGE : OU.NTV
DURHAM "AN IS CHARGED IN 1-95 WRECK: GRAHAM TFEN-AGFR DIED IN ALAMANCE
MAN KILLED AS CAR GOES INTO RIVER
GIBSONVILLE MAN IS KILLEO IN SUILFORD COUNTY WRECK
MAN KILLEO WHEN CAR STRIKES T3 EE
PEDESTRIAN KILLEO
2 ARRESTED IN HIT-ANO-RUN DEATH
15 DIE IN WEEKENO ACCIDENTS IN N.C.
SYRUP SPILL RESULTS IN SUIT FDR 111 MILLION
RIDER OF GO-CART KILLED IN SMA SHUP
17-YEAR-OLD OIES IN WRECK
13 ARE KILLED IN ACCIDENTS OVER WEEKENO
TRAFFIC DEATHS MISS PREDICTION
OFFICIALS UNSURE SEAT BELTS LOWEREO HOLIDAY OEATHS
ACCIDENTS KILL 4
INFANT PLACEO IN PROTECTIVE CJ STODY
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3/25/R5
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3/25/95
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3/27/85
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H 2
3/28/35
A
13
N
H 2
3/3D/B5
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4
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H 2
3/31/95
B
1
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4/01/95
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5
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4/0'/85
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10
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4/07/85
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4/09/95
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5
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4/14/95
3
2
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H 2
4/21/95
8
4
N
H 2
4/21/95
9
4
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4/22/95
A
6
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4/22/85
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6
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4/22/85
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4/27/95
C
1
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4/29/85
B
6
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4/29/95
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4/30/95
B
4
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5/05/85
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9
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5/06/95
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5/10/95
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5/13/95
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5/13/35
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5/20/B5
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5/21/85
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5/21/95
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5/25/85
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5/26/85
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5/27/95
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5/27/85
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5/29/85
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5/29/35
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6/01/95
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6/01/35
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6/02/85
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6/02/85
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6/32/85
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6/03/85
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6/03/85
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6/04/85
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6/04/35
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6/05/85
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6/35/85
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6/10/95
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6/11/95
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6/17/95
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6/17/85
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6/18/95
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6/19/85
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6/24/»5
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6/24/95
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6/24/35
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6/24/95
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6/25/»5
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6/28/95
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6/29/85
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7/01/35
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7/01/95
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7/02/85
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10
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7/03/95
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7/05/95
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7/05/95
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7/06/95
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7/07/95
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7/07/85
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4
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7/08/95
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16
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7/15/95
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8
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7/15/85
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7/18/95
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7/19/85
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7/22/35
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7/22/85
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7/27/95
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7/29/85
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11
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7/29/85
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7/30/35
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15
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8/01/95
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20
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8/02/»5
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5
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8/02/85
c
5
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9/02/85
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9/03/85
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3/0S/95
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9/06/85
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9/12/95
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8/19/85
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8/24/R5
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9/01/35
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9/01/95
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9/03/85
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9/03/85
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9/05/»5
A
8
N
S 2
9/09/95
A
8
N
H 2
9/l3/«5
A
3
N
H 2
9/15/95
B
5
0
H 2
9/15/95
B
2
N
H 2
9/16/95
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7
N
H 2
9/16/95
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7
N
S 2
9/16/85
A
7
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H 2
10/06/85
B
2
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H 2
10/17/85
B
2
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H 2
10/21/35
B
9
0
S 2
10/21/85
A
5
N
H 2
10/23/95
A
9
N
H 3
10/23/85
B
1
N K45
H 2
11/01/35
B
6
N
S 2
11/04/85
C
9
N
H 2
11/06/85
C
7
0
H 2
11/07/85
A
1
N
S 2
11/07/95
A
1
N A47
H 2
11/12/95
A
1
N
H 2
11/13/35
A
7
N
H 2
11/14/85
A
10
N
H 2
11/14/95
B
3
N
H 1
11/14/85
a
I
N
H 2
11/15/85
A
7
N
S 2
11/19/95
c
4
N
H 2
1 1/30/85
A
t 3
N
H 2
12/01/95
B
1
N
H 2
12/01/85
B
1
N
S 2
12/32/35
C
4
N
H 2
12/03/85
b
4
N
S 2
12/03/95
3
8
N
S 2
12/09/85
C
7
N
H 2
12/14/85
A
10
N
MONTHLY/AN
5 OIE IN N.C. ACCIOENTS
MOTOR CLUB PREDICTS 17 FATALITIES IN N.
WRECK ON 1-85 KILLS TRUCK DRIVER
HEAO-CiN CRASH KILLS MAN FROM PITTSSORO,
HENDERSON WOMAN KILLED
SEVEN DIE IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC WRECKS
* DIE IN ACCIDENTS
NINE KILLED IN ACCIDENTS
3 KILLEO IN CUMBERLAND
INDEX
17/31/95
SUBJECTS
pagf mi
1/14/86
TRAFFIC DEATH
2 KILLED
1 KILLEO
POLICE:
2 OIE IN
FOUR RE»
LICENSE
SPECIAL
MAN GETS
EXTRA PA
FOUP PEO
RFD CHIN
TWO KILL
CHINESE
DURHAM F
ORANGE C
HILLSBOP
NO FAULT
S. ORANGE COUNTY
IN OME-CAR WRECK
• 4 HURT AS CARS COLLIDE IN ORANGE COUNTY
CAR SPEEDING IN FATAL ACCtOENT
WRFCK
AIM HOSPITALIZED AFTE' WRFCK
RESTOREO BEFORE FATAL WRECK
TREATMENT COSTLY
".-YEAR TERM IN ORUNK-DRIVING DEATH
TROLS ORDERED NEAR FATAL INTERSECTION
PLE HURT IN WRECK NEA=> HOTEL EUROPA
ESE DOCTOR IS HIT, KILLEO BY CAR
EO IN 1-85 WRECK IDENTIFIED
SCIENTIST AT UNC FATALLY STRUCK IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT
ARMER OIES IN ORANGE ACCIOENT
OUNTY FARMER KILLED I>) WRECK; WOMAN CHARGED
OUGH MAN, 22, KILLEO BY CAR
BY ORIVER FOUND IN DSATH OF CHINESE SCIENTIST
TRAFFIC DEATHS. U.S.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AUTO, U.S.
OURHAM MAN WRECK VICTIM IN W. VIRGINIA
DURHAM TEEN-AGER DIED IN GEORGIA WRECK
OURHAM TEEN DIES AT BEACH
YOUNG DURHAM MAN KILLEO ON ROAD; N. MYRTLE BEACH RESIDENT CHARGED
3 FROM DURHAM CHURCH ARF KILLED IN PA. WRECK
DURHAM PASTOR, 2 OTHERS DIE IN PA. WRECK
CHURCH MEMBERS MOURN OEATH OF OURHAM OASTOR
VICTIMS OF COLLISION IN PENNSYLVANIA STILL IN CRITICAL CONOITION
TWO WRECK VICTIMS OUT 0= HOSPITAL; 6 STILL IN CARE
SIX INJURED IN PA. WRECK STILL IN HOSPITAL
FUNERALS SET FOR WRECK VICTIMS
WRECK VICTIMS TRANSFERRED
HEARING IS DELAYED IN CHURCH VAN WRECK
VAN-CRASH FAMILIES COMFORTED
2 FROM ACCIDENT RETURN
TWO INJURED IN PA. WRECK MOVED TO OURHAM HOSPITAL
CHARGES DROPPED IN TRIPLE FATALITY
TRAFFIC LAWS
SEE ALSO LEFT TURNS
SILL WOULO ALLOW MENTAL PATIENTS TO REJECT DRUGS
JOINT ETHICS PANEL AGREES TO ISSUE CONDUCT GUIDES
TRAFFIC LIGHTS
SEE TRAFFIC SIGNALS
TRAFFIC SAFETY
SEE ALSO AUTO SAFETY
SEE ALSO AUTO TURN SIGNALS
SEE ALSO BICYCLE SAFETY
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
SEAT-BELT BILLS INDICATE GROWING SAFETY CONCERN
SEVERAL TRAFFIC SAFETY BILLS DOWN ROAO FOR LEGISLATURE
CAMPAIGN ON SEAT BELTS TO PROCLAIM 'IT'S A SNAP-
BUCKLE UP TO SAVE LIVES
CARELESS TRUCK ORIVERS ENOANGER CHILDREN ON BUSES
SAFETY RULES ESTABLISHED
IT'S TIME TO TENO TRAFFIC SAFETY ON ROXBORO ROAD
OANGEROUS ROAOS
DUKE STUOENTS ARE STARTING "SAFE-RIDES' SERVICE
PATROL: USE CARE IN DRIVING HOME
GIVE US A SIGNAL
TRAFFIC SIG
SEE ALSO
DURHAM
DURHAM
DURHAM
INSIDE
INSIDE
DURHAM
PANEL
NEWSPA
ACCIOF
DEATH
104 TR
TRAFFI
ELECTR
MATTRE
MAN GP
FRANKL
CITY E
A SAO
NALS
STOPLIGHTS
TO EYE TRAFFIC SIGNALS TO ASSIST BLIND
TRAFFIC SYSTEM SCHEOUL^O FOR TESTING
TRAFFIC SYSTEM NEARS COMPLETION
UNIT MAY PUT AUOIBLE SIGNALS ON HOLD
REFUSES TO SILENCE TRAFFIC SIGNAL ISSUE
PER SITE PLANS OK
NTS SPUR CALL FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT
PENALTY URGEO FOR KILLE'S OF PREGNANT WOMEN
AFFIC LIGHTS IN BURLINGTON KEEP 4-MAN CREW BUSY
C LIGHTS SOMETIMES GET BUM RAP FOR ACCIOENTS
ONIC 'EYES' KEEPING WATCH ON CITIES' TRAFFIC
SS MISHAP SNARLS TRAFFIC ON INTERSTATE 95
ARS GUN. ROBS STOPE
INTON WORKER INJURED IN ACCIDENT
NGINEERS STUDY EASING T' AFFIC CONGESTION
INTERSECTION
TRAFFIC SIGNS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SIGNS
SEE ALSO SIGNS
LOGO SIGNS HELPFUL STEP
STOP THE WORLD...
4-WAY STOP
TRAFFIC SURVEYS. OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO SURVEYS
SURVEY SEEKS COMMENTS ON TRAFFIC WOES
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO HIT-AND-RUN ORIVING
SEE ALSO PARKING VIOLATIONS
SEE ALSO RECKLESS DRIVING
STATE FACING CLAIMS ON COASTAL LANO DEEDS
DARE COUNTY IS SEEKING TAX ON ALL PROPERTY SALES
TRUCKERS ON OETOUR GET TICKETS
DRUG WARRANT ISSUED FOR MAN A= TER CAR CHASE
PRUSECUTORS CONCERNED ABOUT CONFIDENTIALITY SILL
MIGRANT BILLS AMQNG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS FILED
ANNUAL REPORT SAYS STATE COURTS HANOLEO OVER A MILLION CASES
HOUSE BILL WOULO PERMIT ANNEXATION REFERENDUMS
OVER HALF WAIVE COURT IN N.C. TRAFFIC CASES
BILL ON SMALL LOAN COMPANIES CLOSER TO FNACTMFNT
GOP LEGISLATOR SEEKS BAN ON MOST ABORTION FUNDING
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE DAY CARE WINS SENATF APPROVAL
LICENSE RESTORED BEFORE FATAL WRECK
AFTER CHASE. MAN CHARGED WITH USING PHONY NAMES
SPECIAL TREATMENT COSTLY
DURHAM OFFICER CITES OANGERS 3 F TINTED CAR WINOOWS
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12/2P/P5
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12/21/P5
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12/23/»5
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12/23/R5
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12/24/85
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12/26/85
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3/31/95
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4/DI/85
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4/02/95
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5/27/85
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6/04/95
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7/29/95
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11/09/95
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11/09/95
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11/09/95
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11/10/85
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8/29/65
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M U N T II L Y /
A II I J 4 L
1/11/88
I N II t X
12/31/35
S U !> J E C
COURT RULES ON 3 CASES INVOLVING NORTH CAROLINA
LONG ARM OF LAW LEAVES A TICKET ON GOVERNOR'S CAR
SOKE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS TO BECO"E INFRACTIONS
HIGHWAY DEATHS RISE; SPFEOINC- SAID CAUSE
MCRF TRAFFIC CHARGES FILEO AGVINST MEN
50-MRE CAR CHASE ENDS IN HEIOERSON
POLICE CAN NUW WRITE TICKETS IN PARKING LOTS
MAN CHAR&EO AFTER 70-HJLE POLICE CHASE
11 Char-.ES FILED AFTE" CHASE
PIZZA TRUCK ORIVER ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
MAGAZINE RANKS N.C. AMONG TOP STATES FOR GETTING SPFEUNG TICET
TRAIL BIKES
SEE OIRT PIKES
SEE MOTORCYCLES
THE TRAIL SHOP
BACKPACKS: JUST THE THING FOR HIKING IN THE WILIS OF ACADFMIA?
TRAILER PARKS ISEE NAMES OF SPECIFIC TRAILER PARKSI
SEE MOBILE HOMES
TRAILS
SEE HIKING
TRAILWAVS 3US
COURT UPHOLDS BUS DRIVER'S CONVICTION
TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL
SEE DURHAM UNION BUS STATION
RAIN WRECKS
SEE ACCIDENTS,
TRAINS,
DURHAM
SEE ACCIOENTS.
TRA INS,
N.C.
TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS ITOPSI
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
CHAMBER RECRUITS STUDENTS
TRAINING SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO CASWELL TRAINING SCHOOL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH HOUSE
.SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINCUENCY
SEE ALSO JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEE ALSO STATUS OFFENDERS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE TRANSITION HOME
LABARRE SETS RELEASE RULES: 0' OFR CREATES GUIDELINES FOR JUVENILE CASES
YOUTH SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT
NFw TRAINING SCHOOL OIRECTOR STRESSES EDUCATION. SKILLS
JUST ONE SAVE CAN MAKE JUVENILE PROGRAM A SUCCESS
JUVENILES GET SECOND CHANCE IN NEW PROGRAM
TRAINS
SEE ALSO BLUE RIOGE EXPRESS
SEE ALSO THE CAROLINIAN
SEE ALSO CHARLOTTE/RALEIGH TRAM SERVICE
SEE ALSO OURHAH. N.C, PASSENGE3 train SERVICE
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNION TRAIN STATION
SEE ALSO RAILROADS, MOOEL
SEE ALSO RAILROADS, U.S.
SEE ALSO STEAM ENGINES
STE»M-POwERED EXCURSION TRAIN TO make Sal ISBURY-aShEv ILL E RUNS
OLD RAILWAY STEAM ENGINE PROVIDES NOSTALGIC EXCURSION FOR ENTHUSIASTS
TRAMPOL INES
SHARING THE BOUNCE
TRANQUILIZERS
SEE ALSO DRUGS
TRANQUILIZERS CAUSE OF OEATH OF UNC STUDENT
TRANS WORLO AIRLINES
MORE AIR MARSHALS NEEOED
TRANSACTORS
ANOTHER OPENING
TRANSACTORS' 'GOOOT'
TOO SLOW FOR LAUGHS
TRANSCO COMPANIES, INC.
GOSS: 'YOU FALL IN LOVE TWICE: WITH WIFE AND WITH YOUR FIPST HOTEL'
VERWOEROT SUES BUYER OF E'JROPS
TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS PIPELINE CO.
BILLS FOR NATURAL GAS TO BE L"WER IN APRIL
FIRM AWAROEO 1720,000 IN LAWSJIT
TRANSFORMERS ITOYSI
SEE ALSO TOYS
CHRISTMAS TOYS:
A FEW IN BIG DEMANO
TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY 13" I N I STO A T ION
SEE ALSO NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD
SEE ALSO N.C. BOARO OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO N.C. URBAN TRANSPORTATION POLICY TASK FORCE
SEE ALSO WHEELS
'PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION' REPLACES AIRPORT IN BILL ABOUT STATE STUDIES
TRANSPORTATION TASK FORCE TO UEET
MONORAIL SUGGESTED TO SOLVE GROWING TRIANGLE TRAFFIC WOES
TRANSPORTATION AOVISORY COMMITTEE I DURHAM AND ORANGE COUNTIESI
TREYBURN TALKS FOCUS ON ROADS
TRAPPERS C»EEK SUBDIVISION
GROUP-HOME PLAN ANGERS RESIDENTS
MEETING SET TOCAY ON HOME FOR AUTISTIC IN TRAPPFR'S CREFK
HOMEOWNERS WON'T SUE OVER GR OJ P HDMF
GROUP HOME PLANS PROCEEDING D: SPITE TRAPPERS CRpEK MEFTING
GROUP HOME COMPLETES SALE OF HOUSE IN TRAPPERS CREEK
NEW HOUSE NOT BIG ENOUGH
GROUP HOME HAS AOEQUATE SPACE
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS
HOMEOWNERS HOPE TO STALL OPENING OF TRAPPER'S CREEK GROUP HOME
HOMEOWNERS TO ASK GROUP-HOME TELAY
HOME FOR AUTISTIC ADULTS SAVES TAX DOLLARS
DURHAM COUNTY WON'T DELAY &R OJ P HOME
AUTISTIC GROUP HOME POLICY TO BF REVIEWED
GROUP HOME COSTS LOWER
RECORD SET STRAIGHT
TRASH BINS
DESTRUCTION OF STORE MERCHANDISE A WASTE
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INDEX
12/31/65
subjects
r«r,t IJI3
1/16/86
STOPES LIABLE FOR OISCAPOEO MERCHANDISE
TRASH DUMPING
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION, OU'HAM
SEE ALSO LITTER
MAYOR SAYS DEBRIS ORDINANCE C3ULD CAUSE LEGAL CHALLENGE
SENATE SEEKS BAN OF ADO-ON ITEMS IN BUDGET BILL
TRASH PECYCLING
SEE ALSO PECYCLING
SEE ALSO TRASHOHOL
SEE ALSO HASTE RECYCLING
TWO COMPANIES WANT GREENSBORO'S GARBAGE
TRASHOHOL
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCcS. ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO TRASH RECYCLING
TRASH-TO-CASH COULD EASE DURHAM'S LANDFILL CRUNCH
SAVINGS TO BE HAO IN A DISTRICT SYSTEM
TRAVFL. N.C.
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO T
SEE ALSO V
RECORO E
DON'T EX
NORTH CA
TARHEELS
SIGHTSEE
INGENUIT
VACATIUN
100.000
EXPLORE
•MYSTERY
■FLIGHTS
ALL SEAT
TOURISM
EASTERN
EASTERN
STATE'S
C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL ANO TOURISM
OURISM, N.C.
ACATIONS
ASTER HOLIOAY TRAVEL PREDICTED
PECT NEON AT BRUNSWICK BEACHES
ROLINIANS LIKE V AC AT II NING AT HOME
TOUR N.C.
ING CAN ENHANCE YOUR TRIP TO THE BEACH
Y ESSENTIAL IN MOTOR TRAVEL OF YORE
IN THE TRIANGLE
VISIT CHIMNEY ROCK YEARLY
ISLANDS. MOUNTAINS. CAVES
HOMICIDES' BECOMING POPULAR F0» WEFKENO SLEUTHS
EEING TOURS' OF TRIANGLE OFFERED
S NOW BOOKED ON • F LI G-l TSEF I NG TOURS'
OFFICIALS WANT N.C. SCHOOLS' OPENING DELAYED
COUNTIES ARE SEEKING JAYS TO ATTRACT TOURISTS
N.C. TRYING TO LURE MORE TOURISTS
AD PROGRAM A BOON TO EVERYONE
TRAVEL. U.S.
SEE ALSO HOLIDAY TRAVEL
.SEE ALSO MASS TRANSIT
SEE ALSO N.C. DIVISION OF TRAVEL ANO TOURISM
SEE ALSO TOURISM, U.S.
SEE ALSO VACATIONS
'SEE AMERICA FIRST' REMAINS S1UN0 AOVICE FOR TRAVELERS
WFLL-TRAVELEO STUDENT PUBLISHES BOOK ON GLOBETROTTING FRUGALITY
TRAVEL. WORLDWIOE
SEE TOURISM. INTERNATIONAL
TRAVEL AGENTS
VIOLENCE OOESN'T DETER TRAVEL5RS FROM TRIANGLE
AGENTS: CRASHES NOT FUELING FLYING FEAR
TRECO INC.
STOCKHOLDERS OF SUNSTATES.
TRECO MEET JAN. 29 TO CONSIOER MERGING
TREE PLANTING
CREEK WIDENING WILL CAUSE HARM - REPORT
CITY TO CELEBRATE ARBOR WEEK ?Y PLANTING TREES
DURHAM WILL CELEBRATE TREE-PLANTING HOLIOAY
INVESTMENT IN THE ENVIRONMENT
SPUNKY HELPS ARBOR DAY PLANS
OYNAMIT TOPS OFF SILICON WAFE! PLANT
TREE PRUNING
MODERN DAY TARZAN
TREE TROVE (NOVEL)
DURHAM WRITER HAS STORY FOR ALL MINOS
TREES
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES
SEE ALSO DUTCH ELM DISEASE
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
SEE ALSO FORESTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO LUMBER INOUSTRY
SEE ALSO PINES
SEE ALSO TIMBER
OLD TREES ALONG 1-40 PATH MAY BE SPAREO
TOXINS FOUND IN CLOUOS ATOP N.C. MOUNTAINS
TRYING TO BRIGHTEN WEONESOAY
REMEMBERING OUR TREES
OAK TREES GET REPRIEVE
SPUNKY HELPS ARBOR OAY PLANS
FAST ACTION SAVES TREES; SURVEY TO PRESERVE PAST
TREE DISEASE TRACEO TO G0LDSB3R0 NURSERY
STURDY OAKS BEHEAOEO
TREE HOUSE
ON MOUNT MITCHELL: BUGS MAY BE EVERGREEN KILLERS
UNC BIOLOGY PROF WORKING TO SAVE CHINESF POPLARS
•DO"INO EFFECT' SEEN WORKING AGAINST TREES IN MOUNTAINS
N.C. 54 LANDMARK FELLED
OFFICIALS MAY FIGHT TO SAVE CAPITOL TREES
SAVE TREES, TRIM BUREAUCRACY
SAVE THE CAPITOL TREES
BRANCHING OUT
TREE HAS RIGHT-OF-WAY
VOTERS WANTEO: SPREAO THE WORD. BUT NOT ON TREES
TREES OFF LIMITS FOR POSTERS
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ACTS TO SAVF TREE
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: ENGINEER PLANTED TREFS
CHAPEL HILL CANDIDATES FAVOR TREE ORDINANCE
SUPPUPT VOICED FOR SAVING CHAPEL HILL TREES
DISEASE THREATENING WFU CAMPUS EL»S
CAR HITS TREE-, 1 KILLEO
IS TRFE OROINANCE IN OROER?
TREES DON'T 'UP ANO DIE' BUT THEY 00 NEFO SOME CARE
REASONABLE REQUEST DENIEO
TREE REMOVAL REQUEST WAS JUSTIFIED
TREES. DISEASES
SEE ALSO FUSIFORM RUST
TREE OISEASE TRACED TO GOLDSBDRO NURSERY
TRENDSETTER HOMES, INC.
HOPE VALLEY ROAO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IS POSTPONED
TRENT WOOOS. N.C.
HIS NON-CAMPAIGN WON THE ELECTION
TRESPASSING
MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING TRESPASSER
DATE
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5/29/85
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MONTHLY/AN
I M 0 E X
SUBJECTS
PAGL 814
1/16/96
judgment continued
ex-probation officer enters plea to trespassing charge
trespass counts droppeo
protesters win trespassing case on sit-in
minister faces charge of trespassing
preacher arrested for trespassing
treybupn
see also fairntosh plantation ourham, n.c.i
growth in durham keeps utilities busy
happy new year? it may depeno on collar, rates
final treyburn plans expected in 45 oays
preserving a community
will willow creek bill create a precedent?
sa.nforo: trfyhurn hay create jp to 60.000 joss
treyburn plans announced: officials eye needs of project
treyburn plans announced: project includes industries. ho"es...
public gets first look at tp e* burn
fazio. palmer will design new courses
plan shows treyburn
Durham seeks Expansion of roa^s plan
MAY 11 PROVIDED a BAO NEWS "CPNUir,
AT PULLEY'S REQUEST: VOTE POSTPONED ON RESEARCH park
CITY COUNCIL AIMS TO SLOW "NO ANNEXATION" SILL
WATERSHED LAW MISSES TREYBURN. PLANNER SAYS
DURHAM'S UNEASE VALIU. BUT PRTTECTING PAKK "EST
THE PERPETUATED MYTH
TREYBURN REQUESTS WATER, SEWE1 LINES
CONCERNS OVcR TREYBURN PLANS AIRED
TREYBURN LETTER SAID WATER NEEO ALERT
DEVELOPERS PROVE RESPONSIBLE
ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIG ON TREYBURN SITE
CITY PANEL TO CONSIDER SECOND LITTLE RIVER RESERVOIR BRIDGE
CITv STAFFER URGES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF RESERVOIR
AT DUKE, HE'LL BE 'UNOBTRUSIVELY HELPFUL'
CITY EYES 105 SOUARE MILES FO' FUTURE ANNEXATION
NO DECISION MADE ON BRIDGE
TREYBURN, SKYSCRAPER CONCERNS RAISED AT 21ST CENTURY HEARING
OURHAM GOALS AROUSE CONCERNS
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS MAP OUT RO AO PLANS
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS OFFER HEL» ON SERVICES
TRtYBURN COMPANY'S PRESIDENT: 'WE MUST SEE PROGRESS*
TREYBURN OFFICIAL SAYS »CR E PROGRESS NEEDED
SPAULOING. PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE IT OODS
INATTENTION SHOULD NOT SPOIL TREYBURN DREAM
COUNTY TO CONSIDER REZONING 1D0-ACRE PARCEL AT TREYBUPN
TREYBURN HEARING SET
TREYBURN OWNERS SEEK 'GOOD DEAL'
OFFICIALS TO CONSIOER REZONING TREYBURN TRACT
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE RAISES GOOO QUESTIONS
TREYBURN REZONING BACKED
DURHAM 'EMBATTLED'
TREYBURN OROPS REOUEST FOR Expediting REZONING
LEDERLE MAY BUILD PLANT IN DURHAM
LEOERLE LA8S LOOKING AT DURHAM
TREYBURN TO SEEK CITY UTILITIES
POWELL UNVEILS TREYBURN WATER. SEWER PLAN
TREYBURN WILL PAY CITY $3.1 MILLION FOR WATER
WHAT MUSHAK'S LETTER DID FOR ME
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS MAKE CHANGES IN PLAN
PLANNERS GET LOOK AT TREYBUPN PLAN
TREYBURN ANNEXATION IN 20-YEAR PLAN
HAMNER WANTS COMMUNITY INPUT
CITY PLANS OUTER LOOP FOR TREYBURN TRAFFIC
TREYBURN NEEOS SUPPORT
TREYBURN HIGHWAY DRAWS FIRE AT PUBLIC HEARING
SPEAKERS RAP PLANS FOR TRFYPU?N LOOP
PICK OUTER LOOP SITE SOON
TREYBURN ANNEXATION OEEMED OK
TREYBURN ASKS CITY TO CLARIFY INTENTIONS
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON TREYBUR'l
DURHAM, TREYBURN NEAR WATER, SEWER AGREEMFNT
CITY STAFF, COUNCIL APPEAR DIVIOEO ON TREYBURN POINT
3 TRIANGLE COMPANIES GET MINORITY BUSINESS AWARDS
TREYBURN DEVELOPERS SIGN minority PACT
COUNCIL FACES 21 HEARINGS
COUNCIL OELAYS ACTION ON TREYBURN PROPOSAL
PLEA TO REZONE 13 ACRES NEAR •> ICKETT ROAD FAILS
TREYBURN TALKS FOCUS ON ROADS
OEAL ON ANNEXATION OF TREYBURN CAN WAIT
COUNCIL PANEL HEEDS WARNING F' OM TR'IYBUPN'S SANFORD
PANEL OK S TENTATIVE PLAN FOR TRErayRN
CITY-TREYBU°N CONTRACT HAS AM^LE ASSUPANCES
I'M QUITE SATISFIED » I TH THE TRFvojRN DFAL... (CARTOON)
COUNCILMEN RAP COMPANY'S HIRING
CITIZENS EXPRESS CONCERNS ON TREYBURN
TREYBURN PACT CHANGEO SLIGHTLY
DEVELOPER DENIES PRESSU°ING COUNCIL
LONG-RANGE PLAN TO GET A HEARING
CITY COUNCIL OKS TREYBURN CONTRACT
COUNCIL APPROVES PLANS TO TPPLE CITY'S LAND SIZE
CITY, TPEYBURN REACH SERVICES AGREEMENT
TREYBURN COMPROMISE IS GOOD FIR OURHAM euTuRE
DECISION ON TREYBUR'l: AGREEMENT ANO TRUST
TREYBURN CLOSER TO REALITY
SOME TREYBURN INV5ST0PS ARE ALSO BACKERS OF 1,500-ACRF ATLANTA PROJECT
GROUP: PRESERVE AT TREYBURN SITE
HEAPING ON TREYBURN SCHEDJLEO FOR TUESDAY
NOVEMBER INSIGHT
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY URGED ON TRFY"URN PLAN
SPEAKERS URGE TREYBURN PUNNE* S TO MOVE SLOWLY
TPEYBURN HEARING CONTINUES
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
HEARING ON WEDNESDAY
NFW PROJECTS NEED OIRFCTION. HARMONY
TREYBURN RETURNS TO PLANNING «GFNDA
TREYBURN PLANS DRAW EMOTIONAL APPEAL, THANKS
TPEYBJRN OFFICIALS WANT QUICK DECISION
'DURHAM JUST GOT TAKEN'
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS SHOULO B= POLITE
TRI-A-RIOE
SEE TRIANGLE AREA RIDESHARING PROGRAM
TRI AO
SEE PIEDMONT TRIAO
TRIAO MOTION PICTURES
FILM TO BE MADE IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY
TRIANGLE ADVERTISING
MOST AREA COMPANIES PLAN FEW -I I R I NG S IN 4 TH OUARTFR
TRIANGLE AREA RIOESHARING PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CARPOOLING
TRI-A-RIOE LEASES VAN FOR ROXBORO COMMUTERS TO OUKE
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL I'IDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/05
PROGRAM HELPS COMMUTERS IN TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITFRS
UNDERWRITER AWARD
TRIANGLE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
UOI PARK OEDICATtD WITH: 'WE'BE HERE'
UDI PARK OEDICATEO; 2 NEW FIRMS TO JOIN
TRIANGLE BUSINESS CENTER
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
2ND PHASE OF CENTER STARTING
TPIANGLE BUSINESS CENTER
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
TRIANGLE CARDINALS
FOOTBALL CAMP SET FOR DURHAM TEAM
FOOTBALL CAMP BEGINS
NEPTUNES FALTTEN CAROINALS' D3 BUT
CARDINALS NOTCH FIRST WIN
CAROINALS BLANK HINUTEMEN. 36-0
CAROINALS SLIP TO 4-5
TRIANGLE CHEF'S ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO CHEFS
CHEF'S ASSOCIATION SETS WORKSHOP
TRIANGLE CHRISTIAN CONCILIATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
CHRISTIAN LAWYERS' GROUP TO HFLP PEOPLE SETTLF DISPUTES
TRIANGLE CITIES BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
SEE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
TRIANGLE CIVITAN CLUB
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
NEW OFFICERS
TRIANGLE COIN CATERERS
SEE ALSO VENOING MACHINES
DURHAM WRECKS HURT 2
TRIANGLE COMMERCE PARK
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
TRIANGLE CYCLES
115.000 IN BANK BAG MISSING F» OM OFFICE
TRIANGLE OANCE GUILD
LOUISVILLE BALLET TO OPEN UNC OANCE GUILO SERIES
TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT AWAROS
SEE ALSO AWARDS
TRIANGLE J LAUNCHES AWAROS CO-PETITION
TRIANGLE DINNER THEATER
SEE ALSO THEATERS. DURHAM
■BABY": PARENTHOOD WITHOUT CLICHES
NUMBER CORRECTED
•DAMN YANKEES' AVOIDS A STRIKEOUT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
CLUTTER KILLS 'ROBBER'
TRIANGLE EAST
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK
EX-GOV. HUNT PUSHES RTP EAST 'CLONE'
OFFICIALS THINK 'TRIANGLE EAST' MAKES SENSE
THE PERPETUATED MYTH
•MANUFACTURING TRIANGLE' AN IDEA WORTH EXPLORING
INSTITUTE TO STUDY WAYS TO RUILD 'TRIANGLE FAST'
MERRILL LYNCH SEES STOCK MARKET HIGHS
HUNT PUSHES TRIANGLE EAST IN 1 TP TALK
HUNT PUSHES TRIANGLE EAST
TRIANGLE EXECUTIVE PARK
SEE ALSO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PARKS
TRIANGLE EXECUTIVE PARK CONSTRUCTION READY TO BEGIN
TRIANGLE HOSPICE INC.
SEE ALSO HOSPICE
GIFT-GATHERING SPAWNS PARTIES FOR DA OONORS
HOSPICE OIRECTOR RETIRES
TRIANGLE HOSPICE FEATURFO
SHOW TO FEATURE TRIANGLE HOSPICE
BEAUX ARTS BALL ATTRACTS FOUNDER EVELYN SKINNER
LASZLO: HOSPICE GREW UP UNOER HER GUIDANCE
LEARNING ABOUT HOSPICE
OYING WITH DIGNITY AT HOME
TRIANGLE HOSPICE TO HONOR VOLJNTEERS
CORRECTION
SUPPORT GROUP BEING ORGANIZED FOR PARENTS WHO HAVE LOST A
REGISTER FOR HOSPICE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEMINAR FULFILLED NEED
IT'S FOR SAKE OF A 'HOME-
MOVIE ROLE TO GO TO HIGHEST BIDDER
FABULOUS FORTIES GALA BENEFITS HOSPICE
BENEFIT DRAWS MIXTURE: CROWD AT HOSPICE AUCTION HITS 350
MEETINGS SLATED ON HOSPICE CA°E
HOSPICE FILLS NEED
U B J F C T S
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STYMIE PANEL
TO AVOIO PITFALLS
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ANT CONTROLS URGED
WTH OUTSTRIPPING STATE
OF TRIANGLE TRIPL!-A BASEBALL FRANCHISE DISCUSSED
SSIONER ELECTED TRIANGLE J CHIEF
MAY GIVE DRINKING WATER
AUNCHES AWARDS COMPETITION
EPORTS HOME 8UIL0ING COSTS
OPPOSE CUT AT CUSTOMS OFFICE
S PORT OF DURHAM
NICS CENTER WINS TRIANGLE J AWARD
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ANGLE METRO MAP COMPLETED
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SUBJECTS
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OURHAM'S SLOWNESS* RACIAL MIX MAY HELP FCONOMV IN LONG RUN
TRIANGLE J HOLDS PLANNING WOR< SHOP
T° I ANGLE PLANNERS MEET
COG REFUSES TAX-REPEAL REPORT
COG PANELS TO PROMOTE PORT
TRAOE ZONE T01STS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
ZONE'S DIRECTOR EXPLAINS SERVICE AS TEMPORARY HAVFN FROM nuTY,
BIOTECH ROUTINE IN TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE J GROUP TO STUOY REGIONAL ECONOMIC PANEL-
TRI4NGLE L*ND CONSERVANCY
COUNTY TO GET 1ST HIST0PIC4L SITE INVENTORY
GETTING TO KNOW DURHAM
4GENCY TO INVFNTORY COUNTY'S HISTORIC AND NATURAL FEATURES
OURHAM COUNTY RECEIVES GRANT
COG REFUSES TAX-REPEAL REPORT
TRIANGLE LAUNDROMAT ANO CLEANERS OOXBORO ROI
MAN ROBS L4UN0RY
TRIANGLE LUNCHEON CIVITAN CLU3
SEE ALSO CIVITAN CLUB
SEVERAL AGENCIES HELPED
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
LUNCHEON LE»DFRS
TRIANGLE LUNCHEON CIVITAN CLU8
TRIANGLE SENIORS GOLF ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO GOLF
WHAT RAIN?
TRIANGLE SERTOMA CLUB
SEE ALSO OURHAM SERTOMA CLUB
SERTOMA CONTRIBUTION
TRIANGLE SOUARE SHOPPING CENTER
SEE ALSO SHOPPING CENTERS
MAN HALTS PHONE TALK. TAKES C'SH, CEOIT CARDS
WOMAN ROBBED WHILE TALKING ON PAY PHONE
DEPUTIES WATCHING SHOPPING CENTER MAKE TKFFT CHARGE
TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFERENCE. BASEBALL
SOUTHERN, JOROAN TAKE TR I ANGLC LEAD
AREA HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL RAC5 S GO TQ WIR =
WRIGHT'S CH4NCE GIVES SPARTANS TRIANGLE TITLE
LATE HEROICS PUT FALCONS IN PLAYOFFS
FANFARE: THREE STAY HOME. JORDAN HITS ROAD
TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFERENCE. BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO N.C. THREE-A CONFERENCE. BASKETB4LL
WITH POWERS GONF, BALANCE RULES
TRIANGLE THREE-* CONFERENCE, F00TB4LL
IF TRADITION REIGNS. THAT MEANS SOUTHERN, EAST WAKE TO RULE
SPARTANS SET SIGHTS ON PLAYOF=
SOUTHERN'S WORLEY NAMEO TOP BACK
TRIANGLE THREE-A CONFERENCE, TENNIS
SEE ALSO PREP TFAMS, TENNIS (BOYS L GIRLS:SEE ALSO HEADINGS FOR E «CH
JOROAN NETS TRIANGLE TENNIS TOURNEY TITLE
TRIANGLE TRANSITION HOME
SEE ALSO GROUP CARE HOMES
SEE ALSO TRAINING SCHOOLS
HOME HELPS TROUBLED YOUTHS RETURN TO THEIR COMMUNITIES
TRIANGLE TRAVEL AGENCY
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAK-IN AT TRAVEL *GENCY
TRI4NGLE TWISTFRS (GYMN1STICS FEDE'ATIONI
SEE ALSO GYMN4STICS
tri4ngle twisters win ST4TE awaros
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES COMPUTATION CENTER
SEE ALSO COMPUTFRS
RALEIGH FIRM FILES SUIT 4G4INST CENTER
COMPUTATION CENTER'S PARTNERSHIP WITH 3 SCHOOLS BASIS OF LAWSUIT
TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES NUCLEAR LABORATORY
NUCLEAR LAB GETS GRANT FOR ATOM-BEAM DEVICE
TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WATER AND SEVER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. DURHAM
SOUTHERN DURHAM GROWTH MAY FACE LIMITS FROM STATE
BIDS ON TREATMENT PLANT PROJECT ABOUT AS EXPECTED
COMMISSIONERS 4W4R0 CONTRACTS FOR SEWER PL4NT
W4STEW4TER PLANT EXPANSION 0EL4YE0
TRIANGLE PL4NT EXP4NSI0N BEGINS
W4STEW4TER PLNAT CONSTRUCTION BFGINS
EXP4NSI0N IS SOUGHT FOR WASTEWATER PLANT
STATE SERVICES PLAN MAY FORCE EXTENSIONS
COUNTY PLAN ACCELERATES SEWER PLANT EXPANSION
TRIANGLE WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS
SEE 4LS0 NEWSP4PERS. N.C. ISEE 4LS0 NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS!
SEE ALSO N.C. PRESS WOMEN
COMMUNICATIONS CLUB TAKING SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS
CBS'S JANE WALLACE TO SPEAK IN RALEIGH
DATE
11/10/85
11/21/55
1 1/21/85
12/06/85
12/06/55
12/10/85
12/10/55
12/17/85
12/15/55
2/2R/»5
3/11/55
12/01/55
12/02/R5
12/05/55
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TRI4NGLE M4SSAGE P4RL0R
EXPLOSION BLASTS C 4R IT P4RL0R
TRI4NGLE MEOICAL PARK ASS0CI4TI0N
SEE 4LS0 PHYSICI4NS. N.C.
OOCTORS PROPOSE MEDICAL OFFICE PARK NFAR RTP
DOCTORS LOOK T0W4R0S P4RK FOR GROWTH, TOO
0URH4M P4NEL STUOIES 5.500 HOJSING UNITS
TRIANGLE OUTLET M4LL
SEE RESEARCH TRIANGLE FACTORY OUTLET MALL
TRIANGLE P ART IC IP 4T ION PRESCHOOL
PARENT4L INVOLVEMENT IS M4J0R THRUST 4T TRI4NGLF P4R T IC I P4T I ON PRESCHOOL S 2
TRI4NGLE RE4LTY
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MAY SL UW DOWN FOR TWO YEARS H 2
TRIANGLE RESEARCH LIBRARIES NETWORK
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
SEE ALSO LIBRARIES. N.C.
SEE ALSO RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY CATALOG OPEN TO PUBLIC
3 UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES PLAN LINKED NETWORK WITH AUTOMATEO SYSTEM
SYSTEM TO LINK OUKE. N.C. STATE, UNC LIBRARIES
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
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1/16/86
UNC JUNIOR IS WINNER OF COMMU'l I CAT ION S AWARO
TRIASSIC BASIN
N.C. AMONG lo STATES EYED FOR NUCLEAR RFFUSE DUMP
CHEMICALS FOUND IN GE TEST WELLS
WASTE DUMP SITE OELAYS COULD AFFECT STATE
"TPICK OP TREAT"
SEE ALSO HALLOWEEN
TRICK OR TREAT CUSTOM NO LONGER APPROPRIATE
TRINITY AMERICAN CORP.
HIGH POINT FIRM ASS6SSE0 PENALTY ON WASTE RULES
TRINITY AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CONGREGATION CAUSES PARKING PROBLEMS
BITTER, SELFISH ATTITUDE ON PARKING
PARKERS ARE WELCOME
PARKING ISSUE IS SAFETY
TRINITY CULLEGE I NOW DUKE UNIV. I
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: COLLEGE BASEBALL
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE: TRINITY COLLEGE COMES TO TOWN
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
SEE TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHJRCH
TRINITY PARK (OUPHAM. N.C. I
SEE TRINITY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
TRINITY PARK ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION
TRINITY PARK REQUEST OPPOSED AT HEARING
TRINITY PARK HOUSE TOUR SUNDAY FOCUSES ON [I HOUSES
VINTAGE CHARM: SPACE AND GRACE IN TRINITY PARK
TRINITY PARK GROUP RAPS POLICE SERVICE
LASSITER: OFFICERS EXONERATED OF CHARGES BY TRINITY GROUP
TRINITY PARK HOUSE TOURS
SEE ALSO HOUSF TOURS
TRINITY PARK HOUSE TOUR SUNDAY FOCUSES ON 11 HOUSFS
VINTAGE CHARM: SPACE AND GRACE IN TRINITY PARK
TRINITY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
TRINITY PARK REOUEST OPPOSED AT HEAPING
CITY SHOULD ENFORCE TRINITY PARK TRAFFIC LAWS
AN UNWANTED TRUCK STOP
TRINITY PARK RIDS REJECTED
OWNER OF TRINITY PARK HOMES PLANS TO SELL BUCHANAN BOULEVARD PROPERTY
DURHAM TRUCK ROUTES IGNORED
TRINITY PARK PLANS PICNIC FOR JULY 4TH
PICNIC FEAST
TRINITY PARK HOUSE TOUR SUNOAY FOCUSES ON 11 HOUSES
TRINITY PARK SUIT IS FILED AGAINST CITY
TRINITY PARK GROUP RAPS POL I Cc SERVICE
TRINITY PARK GROUP TELLS ABOUT CRIME
LASSITER: OFFICERS EXONERATED OF CHARGES "Y TRINITY GROUP
CHRISTMAS MEANS DIFFERENT THI'IGS TO DIFFERENT PEOPLF
DURHAM CHIEF OEFENOS ACTIONS IF 2 OFFICERS
LUMINARIES TO BE LIT IN TWO NEIGHBORHOODS
TRINITY UNITFO METHODIST CHURCH
SEE ALSO METHODISTS
DURHAM SKYLINE TO HAVE MAJOR ADOITION
CHURCH TO AOO 86-FOOT STEEPLE
A STEEPLE SHALL RISE
SPIRE BASE
ZERO-HOUR NEARS FOR DURHAM -BLASTOFF-
UP IT GOES
NEW SPIRE FULFILLS DREAM
STEEPLE PEOPLE
STEFPLE MAKES CHURCH STAND TALL
ALL CLEAR
CHURCH BELL TO RING ROMORROW
BELL TO RING TOOAY IN NEW STEEPLE AT TRINITY UNITFO MFTHOOIST CHURCH
KRESGE GIFT HONORS FINE MINISTER AND UNIVERSITY
TRINITY METHODIST MINISTER WILL BE REASSIGNED NEXT MONTH
TRION, INC.
TRION BUYS DALLAS AIR CLEANER FIRM
TRIPLETS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN
TEST-TUBE TRIPLETS EXPECTEO TO 50 HOME TN WEEK OR TWO
COUPLE BECOMES GRANDPARENTS — 3 TIMES
TRIVIA
POLITICAL TRIVIA PURSUED
JAZZ ALBUMS RAISE TRIVIA 3UESTI0NS
TRIVIA OUIZ
TROLLEY CARS
HOW TIMES DO CHANGE:
BIG PLANS FAILED
TROPICAL FORESTS
TROPICAL FORESTS ARE STUDIED
TROPICAL STUOIES
SEE ORGANIZATION FOR TROPICAL STUOIES
TROUTMAN INDUSTRIES
BREAKING AWAY: MEN ARE GOING "ORE CASUAL FOR THEIR OFF-HOURS DRESS UP
TROXLER ELECTRONICS
JORDAN LAUDS RESEARCH AT TROXLER DEDICATION
TRUANCY
SEE ALSO COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. ATTENDANCE
SCHOOLS IN N.C. WORKING TO RE1UCE ABSENTEFISM
HOUSE PANEL OKS BILL TO PREVENT HARASSMENT OF STATE EMPLOYEES
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
NOTIFYING PARENTS KEY TO ANTI-TRUANCY EFFORT
TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULLS
NASCAR PONDERING ADOITION OF STREET RACES TO SCHEDULE
TRUCK DRIVERS
SEE ALSO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, TRUCK DRIVERS
TRUCKERS SAY 1-40 BYPASS BEATS OETOUR
ORIVER HONORED
0R1VER KILLED AS HIS TRUCK HITS CULVERT
DRIVERS KEEP ON TRUCKIH- ALONG EAST ENO AVENUF
CARELESS TRUCK DRIVERS ENDANGER CHILDREN ON BUSES
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CHARGES OROPPEO IN TRIPLE FATALITY
TRUCK DRIVER FACES SIX TRAFFIC CHARGES
TRUCK ROUTES
SEE ALSO DURHAM MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN
SFE ALSO STREETSt DURHAM
CITY SHOULO ENFORCE TRINITY PARK TRAFFIC LAMS
AN UNWANTEO TRUCK STOP
RFSIOENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT TRUC< ORIVERS
DURHAM TRUCK ROUTES IGNORED
WHEN IS A TRUCK NOT A TRUCK?
CLIPPED COMMENTS: HACKETT BREAKS PAR
TRANSPORT OF EXPLOSWES NOT MONITEREO
TOUGHER RULES SOUGHT ON EXPLOSIVES TRANSPORT
LOADED WITH JUESTIUNS
RESIDENTS AT OOOS WITH TRUCKING FIRM
ORIVERS KEEP ON T°UCKIN' A LON3 EAST END AVENUE
TRUCKS RESTRICTED IN TURLINGTON'S KNOLLWuOD
TRUCK TRAFFIC LAMENTED
TRUCKING INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, TRUCKS
SEE ALSO N.C. MOTOR CARRIERS ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO TRUCK ORIVERS
TWIN TRAILERS ALLOWED ON Too "ANY ROADS NOW
LEADING A CHARMED LIFE
TRUCKING INOUSTRY, REGULATIONS
COMMITTEE UK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION BOARD
LOADED WITH QUESTIONS
OVERLOADS ALLOWED
OVERLOAD COSTS TOO HIGH
TRUCKING REGULATIONS
SEE TRUCKING INOUSTRY, REGULATIONS
TRUCKS
see also accioentsi trucks
see also twin trailers
truck carrying furniture heavily oamageo by fire
stolen truck recovered in franklin
man may have only rolls-royce pickup
loaoed trucks can cause cracked windshields
overloads allowed
rfsioents at ooos with truck ii g firm
drivers keep on iruckin' along east eno avenue
overload costs too high
enforce city truck law
machine worth s90.700 stolen
man burns to death in truck
trucks, thefts
SEE ALSO AUTOS, thefts
»Ii!» TRUCK THEFT RESULTS IN ARREST
DRIVER EATS, LOSES RIG, BUT SHERIFF FINOS IT
STOLEN TRUCK RECOVERED IN FRANKLIN
TRUE STORY OF THE GREENSBORO MASSACRE I BOOK I
SEE ALSO COMMUNIST WORKERS PARTY
SEE ALSO GREENSBORO, N.C.
ANTI-KLAN DEMONSTRATOR TESTIFIES CONFRONTATION ROOK
TRUE VALUE HARDWARE STORES
HAYTI FORMS 1ST CO-OP STORE
HENDERSON TO GET DISTRIBUTION CENTER
TRUST JUILPIMG (DURHAM, N.C.I
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PANEL CURIOUS ABOUT FUNOS FOR GOVERNOR'S EASTERN OFFICE
TUBAL LIGATIONS
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STUDY: ANESTHESIA CHANGE SUGGESTED
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LEAGUE HARO AT WORK ON PLAYERS PRODUCTION
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AUCTION'S SMASHING SUCCESS
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TUESOAY TALK: 'CARMEN' CAPTIVATES OURHAM OPERA-GOERS
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N.C. TURKEY COOKING CONTEST OPENS
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TURTLES
SEE ALSO SEA TURTLES
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HILLSBOROUGH REPAIRS WATER LINE
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SEE ALSO INDIANS, N.C.
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TWO-WAY STREETS
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7 CHAPEL HILL STREETS TO BE O^E-WAY
PITTSBORO, S. COLUMBIA STREETS IN CHAPEL HILL TO BE CNE-WAY
TYLER PRUE
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TROPICAL STUDIES GROUP AT OUKF TO SHARE PRIZE
CONSORTIUM AT OUKE WINS PRIZE
U-7 SPY PLANES
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UAI TECHNOLOGY
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UOI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP.
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UOI INDUSTRIAL PARK
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TWO NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED FOR UDI PARK
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UOI FIRM GIVEN FEOERAL, MATCHING GRANT OF 1785,000
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CORRECTION
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US 15-501
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OURHA" WOMAN CRITICAL FOLLOWING U.S. 70 WRECK
STATE ZEROES IN ON 'MOST OANGiROUS' ROAOS, INTERSECTIONS
PAVEMENT MARKINGS BEING TESTEO
NCN8 REVEALS PLANS FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT IN WAKE AND OURHAM
RALEIGH CITY COUNCIL OKS PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENTS
US T4-76
ROAO TO BE CLOSED FOR FILMING OF MOVIE
US 421 (HIGHWAY!
U.S. PAUL GREEN7
US 441
OOT TO HONOR PROMISE TO CHERO<EES
STATE TO MAKE ROAO TO CHEROKEE FOUR-LANE HIGHWAY
US 501
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION
SEE ALSO N.C. TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
THE 501 SPEEOWAY
MORE WIDENING OF U.S. 50 1
TREE HAS RIGHT-OF-WAY
U.S. 501 PROJECT IS ON SCHEDULE UNDER NEW PLAN
USA TODAY
STUOY SHOWS LOW GRADUATION RATES IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL
s
7
6/76/35
A
1 P N
347
s
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6/27/85
(
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H
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8/24/35
1.
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H
7
9/20/85
H
5 N
H
7
11/07/85
A
1 N
1 40
H
7
11/07/85
B
5 N
H 7 9/17/85 A 10 N
H 7 2/15/95 0 11 N
H 2 3/12/85 C
S 7 3/17/95 C
H 7 5/16/85 A
6/05/35
10/08/35
H I 10/11/85 B 1
H 2 6/06/B5 0 1
M66
C56
L40
MONTHLY/A
K N I] I L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGI: 1121
PG I 0 8YL
USA WEEKEND
■I CAN'T WAIT...
JUST WAIT ANO SEE!
MAGAZINE INTERVIEW PRECEDED E» 1
USAIP. (AN AIRLINEI
AFRAID TO FLY? AIRLINE'S PR0G7
AIRLINE PROGRAM BATTLES FEAR 3
USS BUNKER HILL
KAMIKAZES LANDED SAILOR ON RECORD ALBUM COVER
USS MONITOR
SEE ALSO NATIONAL OCEANIC ANO ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO SHIPWRECKS
G=OUP ANO AGENCY WILL WORK TO
ECU TO DO RESEARCH AT 'MONITOR'
CHECKING ANCHOR
•MONITOR'S' ANCHOR IN GOOD CONL
CONGRESSMAN SAYS PROTECT TITAN1
AM M4Y pp. JUST THF TICKET
F FLYING
RAISE IRONCLAD 'MONITOR'
SITF
juirioN
IIC LIKE U.S.S. MONITOR
U.S.A. FOR AFRICA (FAMINE RELIEF G?
SEE ALSO FAMINE
CHARITABLE GIVERS URGEO TO AS<
OUPI
QUESTIONS
UGLINESS
NOW'S THE TIME TO CLEAN UP WASHINGTON'S FOUL AIR
ULCERS
NEW DRUGS FIGHT ULCER WAR
ULTAMET INSTRUMENTS INC.
DURHAM HIGH-TECH MART ORAWS CAPITAL
ULTRALIGHT (PLANE)
LAWMEN ARE GIVEN ULTRALIGHT AIRPLANE
ULTRALIGHT PLANE'S PILOT DIES IN CRASH
MAN TOURING IN ULTRALIGHT FOR CHARITY
ULTRASOUNO
SEE ALSO AMNIOCENTESIS
SEE ALSO MAGNETIC RFSONANCE IMAGING
ULTRASOUND HELPS DOCTORS
UMBRELLAS
FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION
UMBRIA AT DUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV.. FESTIVALS
SEE ALSO JAZZ
DUKE JAZZ CONDUCTOR TO OIOECT UMBRIA FESTIVAL IN PERUGIA, ITALY
THE ITALIANS ARE COMING
VIBES 'KING' COMES TO DUKE
OUKE RECEIVES GIFT FOR JAZZ FESTIVAL
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
MARSALIS. HAMPTON TO PERFORM AT
ATET GIVES 15.500 GIFT TO FESTI
JAZZ ANO ART
UMPIRES
SEE ALSO REFEREES
SEE ALSO SPORTS. OFFICIALS
LEAGUE SITS BULLS' BRIGHT ON 3
BULLS MISS BRIGHT ANO BATS
GET BETTER UMPIRES
LOCAL UMPIRE GETS ALL-STAR RES
BURLINGTON UMPIRE DIES
GO AHEAO, THROW ME OUT!
AL WORSTS ANO BESTS FROM A LOC
IT UMBRIA AT DUKE JAZZ FESTIVAL
' IVAL
ENCH WITH FINE
PECT
AL UMPIRE
DERSELLING
VER COMPUTER SALES
'ARK LAND
PARK
: AD PARK ANNEXAT ION
' TO OURHAM
UNOERCOVER AG"
UNOERCOVER AG5
, UNOERCOVER AGENTS
NTS
NTS
UMSTEAO ACT
STUDENT STORE URGED TO HALT UN
MERCHANT, UNC MAY LOCK HORNS 3
UMSTEAD HOSPITAL
SEE JOHN B. UMSTEAO HOSPITAL
UMSTEAD STATE PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
S50 MILLION BONO ISSUE WOULD 3 UY 35.000 ACRES FOR PARKS
EAST TO THE MOUNTAINS
125 MILLION BEING SOUGHT FOR
CHAPEL MILL PLANS CONCERTS IN
RALEIGH COUNCIL APPROVES UHST=«
RALEIGH SOON WILL BE NEXT DOOR
UNOERCOVER AGENTS
SEE DURHAM PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRA'
SEE POLICE, N.C
SEE POLICE, U.S
SEE SPIES
UNDER&ROUNO STORAGE TANKS
COMMITTEE MAKES CHANGES IN PR3P0SAL FOR FINGERPRINTING DAY-CARE WORKERS
ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS FACE HAZARDS
PROPOSAL TO LIMIT DAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
UNDERTAKERS
SEE FUNERAL HOMES
UNfE°WATER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO ARTIFICIAL GILLS
SEE ALSO MARINE BIOLOGY
UNC-WILMINGTON PROJECT 1 OF 15 CRITICIZED BY BOARO
GRANT TO FINANCE SEDIMENTATION STUDY
OEEP-WATER AOUARIUM BEING TESTEO
RESEARCHER SAYS WATER MAY C0V5R LOST COLONY
OCEAN CHALLENGED UNC MARINE SCIENTISTS, STUDENTS
UNOERWEAR
SEE ALSO CLOTHING (SEE ALSO NA1ES OF SPECIFIC ARTICLES OF CLOTHINGI
FIRM PLANS TO WARM 'THE FRIDGE'
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INC.
INOUSTRIES ADD JOBS IN DURHAM
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
GROUNDBREAKING THURSDAY FOR UL LAB
GROUNO BROKEN FOR UNOER WRITERS LAB
UNEMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, DURHAM. LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
COUNTY JOBLESS RATE DIPS TO 3.1 PERCENT
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE FELL TO 5-YEAR LOW LAST MONTH
REGION'S EMPLOYMENT UP 23.000
2 3/25/85 A
2 9/01/85 A
? 11/24/85 B
H 2 12/19/85 B
S 2 12/19/85 C
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H ? l/31/"5 A
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H 2 3/12/85 A
S 2 7/31/85 C
S 2 5/09/85 C
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H 2 5/27/85 A
H 2 10/15/85 A
S 2 4/17/BS C
S 2 11/29/85 C
N WR?
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9/19/e5 0
9/25/85 D
9/27/85 B
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H 2
4/23/85 B
1 N 046
H 2
5/03/85 D
I P F W66
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5/15/85 A
11 N
H 2
6/14/85 C
9 N
S 2
6/20/85 C
1 N
S 2
6/21/85 A
A E
2 6/15/85 A 10
2 6/24/85 A 3
2 6/29/85 A 5
2 3/0»/?5 A 7 N R46
2 4/06/85 A 11 N
2 5/08/85 A 7 N
2 6/04/85 B 1 N
2 7/07/85 A 1 N K45
H 2 12/17/85 0 1 T N
1/04/85 A
1/26/85 A
2/26/85 A
3/01/85 B
S 2 1/30/85 A 1 N M69
H 2 1/31/85 8 1 N
H 2 2/16/85 A 5 N
NONTHLY/4
N N U A L
1/01/85
I N H F X
12/31/»5
SUBJECTS
PAr.= 322
1/16/96
OURham JOBLESS RATE AMONG LOWEST IN N.C.
JS?L£5 S RATES SURGE SLIGHTLY AFTER POS T-CHR I S TMAS LAYOFFS
KiH^L30B!!ESSLR0AYT? g,ggL0N,T DE HU" *» •» 8 fuPPLEHENTS
UNEMPLOYMENT PIPS [t| DURHAM, 0K4NGE
LAin-OFF GE WORKERS ATTENDING WORKSHOP
DURHAM, ORANGE JOBLESS HIT NEW LOWS IN marc"
^2yNrT.yNeMP1-0V,"E"JT O'OPS TO SIX-YEAR LOW OF 2.3 PE°CFNT IN MARCH
EXPANSION, JOBS PROGRAM TRIM UNEMPLOYMENT RATE LH
DURHAM HAS LOWEST JOBLESS RAT! IN U.S.
TRIANGLE DIVERSITY KEY TO MINIMAL JOiLESSNESS
TRIANGLE'S UNFMPLOYMENT STILL NAT ION • S 2ND LOWE ST
DURHAM JOBLESS INCREASE SLIGHTLY
TRIANGLE PROSPERITY SCEN
C,^'ncJ2?!jISS„Ra!E STILL «"«S FOURTH LOWEST
JDdLESS RATF LOW IN DURHAM
RETAIL SALES IN DURHAM BOOMING
RETAIL SALES IN DURHAM jump li . 91
UNEMPLOYMENT NOT DISMAL
GS WORKFKS FINDING JOBS IN TRIANGLE
OUR"" JOBLESS RATE INCHES UP TO 2.6X
TRIANGLE UNEMPLOYMENT UP SLIGHTLY
TRIANGLE JOBLESS RATE STAYS LOW
f!RiI.2R^c£?MPiNff 5 PLi'° F£w 1WIHG* IN 4TH QUARTER
?pl,fATLEE!oP|L^?6L,OWEJS?L?NSSN;TI,NINN4T,0,,
T^I^L^1S^S?^H'?GH?RT^C0ME"•,GHT,■, 'N "°ST C°U«"^
APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR CHRISTMAS JOBS
JOBLESS RATE DECLINES IN DURHAM, ACROSS STATE
SEPT. UNEMPLOYMENT 2.7 PERCENT FOR COUNTY
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE FALLS
EMPLOYERJS°CONFSE;EN'rSHOLOS *T * >**^T> STILL LOWEST IN STATE
OUSHAM MAINTAINS LOW JOBLESS RATE
COUNTY HAS SECOND LOWEST JOBLESS RATE
UNEMPLOYMENT, INTERNATIONAL
WORLD'S UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS PROMPTS CONCERN
UNEMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION
NOVEMBER JOBLESS RATE HIGHER IN 67 COUNTIES
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES Ffl* ALL N.C. COUNTIES
N.C. JOBLESS RATE 7.2* IN DECEMBER
2f"?H?,H.;!0?LESS "ATS F^LL TO 5-YEAR LOW LAST MONTH
REGION'S EMPLOYMENT UP 23,000
JOBLESS RATES SURGE SLIGHTLY AFTER P JST-CHR I STMAS LAYOFFS
A THIRD OF RETAILERS CLOSE AFT ER FAC TORY SHUTS DOWN
UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS IN OURHAM, ORANGE
KcIHj§BE?^«TeuSit!:,2nENT °"0PS T0 5-'* ,N "4RCH
DURHAM, ORANGE JOBLESS HIT NEW LOWS IN -ARCH
STIJM^ffiVSISrRTA?i0SS8?,,5I5;J!iw' LP" 0F 2-3 P»«-T ™ "-««
DURHAM has LOWEST JOBLESS RATe in U.S.
TRIANGLE DIVERSITY KEY TO MINIMAL J03LESSNESS
TRIANGLE'S UNEMPLOYMENT STILL NAT ION'S 2N0 LOWEST
DURHAM JOBLESS INCREASE SLIGHTLY Luwtbl
N.C. JOBLESS RATE RISES SLIGHTLY
STATE'S JOBLESS RATE RISES SLIGHTLY
F?yM^,JUPLESS R4TE STILL RAWS FOURTH LOWEST
ECONOMIC FALL FORECAST FOR N.C.
RETAIL SALES IN OURHAM EOOMING
N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE OKOPS TO 4.61 IN JUNF
N.C. TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT LOWEST SINCE 1949 "
TEXTILE JOBS AT LOWEST LEVEL IN 36 YEARS
tS9¥J,**000 FE"E« PEOPLE SEEK UNEMPLOYMENT PAY
TRIANGLE UNEMPLOYMENT UP SLIGHTLY
N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RISES TO 5.* PERCENT IN JULY
N.C. UNEMPLOYMENT RISES SLIGHTLY IN JULY
LOST JOBS — LABOR DAYS THOUGHTS OF LABOR LEADERS
JOBS PROTECTION NEEDED c J
OURHAM KEEPS LOWEST JOBLESS RATE IN NATION
TRIANGLE JOBLESS LOWEST IN NATION
DON'T PROTECT TEXTILES
AUGUST UNEMPLOYMENT RATES UP SLIGHTLY IN MOST COUNTIES
TRIANGLE JOBLESS RATE RISES TO 2.9 PERCENT LOUNTItS
UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN
JOBLESS INSURANCE RATES IN N.C. CUT
^0MJT,0NES?EKrIu|HIf!GLTE,TltI^Ec7.^BLeSS ,»*"'*"« ™° ■" '»-
OURHAM JOBLESS RATE FALLS
BUOGET PLANS may HURT IMPORT-' LAGUEO WORKERS
ORANGE JOBLESS RATE HOLDS AT 2 PERCFNT, STILL LOWEST IN STaTF
DURHAM MAINTAINS LOW JOBLESS RATE »■".! Limes I IN STATE
UNEMPLOYMENT, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE also Employment, orange county
DURHAM JOBLESS RATE AMONG LOWEST IN N.C.
UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS IN OURHSM. ORANGE
DURHAM, ORANGE JOBLESS HIT NEW LOWS IN march
C.Rp^«JS5tlS,S-,'4IE ST,LL RSN<S FOURTH LOWEST
JOBLESS RATE LOW IN OURHAM
TRIANGLE UNEMPLOYMENT UP SLIGHTLY
AUGUST UNEMPLOYMENT RATES UP SLIGHTLY IN MOST COUNTIES
SEPT. UNtMPLOYHENT 2.7 PERCENT FQR COUNTY " '"
ORANGE UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN
35'!'?! JOBLESS RATE HOLDS AT 2 PERCENT, STILL LOwFST IN STATF
ORANGE COUNTY CONTINUES TO KEEP STATE'S LOWEST UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
UNEMPLOYMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES, OuRHAN, LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSFS, U.S., LAYOFFS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, U.S.
UNEMPLOYMENT PATE DECLINES IN SOUTHEAST
OURHAM TELECONFERENCE PLANNEO
DURHAM HAS LOWEST JOBLESS RAT! IN U.S.
UNEMP^M?NT£N0r0l5MlLT° "'"'^ ^LESSNESS
gR^EHifcffH«g1TlBs»K!&tW ••"«
SOUTHEAST JOBS IN TEXTILES FALL FOR 3RD JUARTER
UNEMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH
SUB-MINIMUM WAGE NEEDED
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
SEE ALSO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
COURT UPHOLDS JOBLESS BENEFITS REJECTION
COURT RULES IN HEALTH-EMPLOYMENT CASE
FLAHERTY SAYS JOBLESS FUND IN GOOO SHAPC
I=i,"!!o^E„iJ''6!!EL0yF0 SHOULDN'T BE HURT BY ENO OF SUPPLEMENTS
ABOUT 2,000 FEWER PEOPLE SEEK UNEMPLOYMENT PAY '
S
I T
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P D
DATE
C
PG
L P
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S 2
3/06/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
3/07/85
B
2
N
S 2
3/26/85
A
1
N
C60
S 2
4/01/85
A
1
N
C60
H 2
4/02/35
B
14
N
S 2
4/19/85
C
1
N
C60
S 2
4/29/95
A
1
N
C60
H 2
4/30/95
B
1
N
H 2
5/02/85
A
A
E
S 2
5/14/85
A
1
N
S 2
5/19/95
A
4
E
H 2
6/01/85
A
6
N
S 2
5/31/95
A
3
N
L38
S 2
6/04/95
c
1
N
C60
H 2
6/28/»5
3
I
N
S 2
6/29/95
c
I
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C60
S 2
7/02/85
A
1
N
939
H 2
7/03/«5
B
1
N
H 2
7/09/95
A
4
E
S 2
7/17/85
c
I
N
C60
S 2
7/26/95
A
1
N
C60
H 2
7/27/85
A
3
N
S 2
8/30/95
A
1
N
we 7
H 2
9/12/85
0
7
P N
S 2
9/18/9S
A
1
N
H 2
9/19/B5
B
3
N
H 2
9/27/85
A
l»
N
S 2
10/21/85
A
1
N
W32
S 2
10/23/95
C
I
N
W3 2
S 2
10/25/85
A
1
N
W92
h 2
10/26/85
c
1
N
S 2
11/28/95
A
.1
N
H 2
12/04/85
A
12
N
s 2
12/14/85
A
17
P P
M66
H 2
12/24/95
c
1
N
S 2
12/24/95
c
10
N
H 2 11/22/85 A
1/01/85
1/01/95
1/25/95
1/31/85
2/16/95
3/07/85
3/24/95
4/02/95
4/06/85
4/24/95
4/29/85
4/30/85
5/04/35
5/14/95
5/13/85
6/01/85
6/01/35
6/03/95
6/12/85
6/23/95
7/01/35
7/02/85
7/06/85
7/09/55
7/10/85
7/24/85
7/27/85
3/03/95
8/30/95
9/03/e5
9/13/95
9/18/35
9/19/85
9/20/85
9/27/85
9/27/85
10/06/95
11/15/95
11/16/85
11/22/85
1 1/29/95
12/03/85
12/04/85
12/24/85
A 13
B 1
A 5
B 2
D 1 3
B 14
A 15
C 2
A I
3 1
A 13
A 3
A 8
A 14
C 1
A 4
A 1
B 3
A 4
A 14
A 1
A 2
A 1
A 8
3 6
A 1
A 7
A 12
C 1
3/06/85
4/02/95
4/29/95
6/29/95
6/29/95
7/27/85
9/27/85
10/26/85
10/26/95
12/04/95
12/24/85
A 1
B 14
A 1
B 1
C 1
A 3
A 14
C 1
C 1
A 12
C 1
H 1
S 1
S 2
S 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
1/12/35
3/20/35
5/14/95
5/13/35
7/08/BS
9/13/85
9/19/85
11/30/35
C
c
A
A
A
B
C
N
N
N
E
E
N
N
N
H 2
4/02/85
A
4
E
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
1/16/85
3/20/85
3/21/85
3/26/85
7/24/85
A
8
C
A
A
2
14
24
I
13
N
N
N
N
N
MONTHLY/AN
"I U A L
1/01/U5
INDEX
W/31/"5
SUBJECTS
PAGC h?3
1/16/96
EX-PEPUTY'S UNEMPLOYMENT PAY PROTESTED
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
SEE ALSO WURKERS' COMPENSATION
EMPLOYMENT FRAUD AIRED
JOBLESS INSURANCE RATES IN N.C. CUT
MOST N.C. EMPLOYERS WILL PAY LESS TO JOBLESS INSURANCE FUNO IN "86
S
N 5 E
P 0 DATE C PC
H 2 12/05/85 B 1
I T
L Y
L R
5/32/85
11/15/85
11/16/85
N C60
N
OFFICIAL SAYS DROP IN UNEMPLOYMENT INSUPANCE RATES SHOW ECONOMY HEALTHY S 2 11/14/85 A 15
UNEMPLOYMENT TAX
ORANGE OFFICIAL SAYS NO TROUBLE WITH IRS S 1
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN FACES TAX LEIN H 3
UNICORN
CLOWNS SHOULD JOIN THE CIRCUS
UNIOENTIFIEO FLYING OBJECTS
STATE HAD 5 UFO SIGHTINGS IN 1985
UNIFICATION CHURCH
UNIFICATION CHURCH MOVES FISHING POATS
SHAW HONORS REV. MOONi N.C. STATE GRADUATES 4,050
A UUBIOUS HONORING
WRONG MAN HONORED
MOON HONOR MARS SHAW
PRU-CONTRAS REV. MOON IS NO LIBERAL
•MOONIE' MASS MARRIAGE 'A UNI3UE EXPERIMENT'
THE MOON DOCTORATE
GIFT FROM REV. MOON TO SHAW UNIVERSITY PROMPTS COMPLAINTS
MOON'S GRANT TO SHAW IRKS BAPTIST GROUP
MOON'S GIFT 2ND TO SHAW
CLERGYMEN CLAIM MOON PERSECUTED
UNIFORM CRIME REPORT
SEE ALSO CRIME RATE, N.C.
DURHAM CRIME FALLS 2* IN 198<i
N.C. CRIME RATE REPORTED DOWN 2t IN L984
UNIFORM SENTENCING
SEE CRIMINAL SENTENCING
UNIFORMS
OVER THERE
UNION 8APTI ST CHURCH
HONORED FOR SERVICE
UNION CARBIDE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS CO.
LIST OF TOXIC CHEMICALS SOUGHT: UNION CARBIOE ASKEO TO INFORM OURHAM GOV H 2
NO OANGER OF LEAKS IN PARK, UNION CARBIOE UFFICIAL SAYS H 2
BOROS PROMOTED CARBIDE DIVISION RTP PRESIDENT S 2
UNION CARBIDE CORP.
MORE HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL ESCORTED THROUGH N.C.
ANOTHER TOXIC CHEMICAL SHIPMENT IS TRUCKED THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA
UNC SEMINAR TOLD: INDIA CONTRIBUTED TO DISASTER
UNC SPEAKER: PREVENTING THIRO WORLD SPILLS IS HARD
UNION CARBIOE WILL AWARO TEACHER GRANTS
INDIANS WANT BHOPAL PLANT REOPENED
DURHAM GROUP WANTS TOXIC CHEMICALS LIST
THE SICKNESS OF BHOPAL
DON'T BLAME UNION CARBIDE
UNION CARBIDE GIVES 1450 TO PLANETARIUM
CONCERNS ARE RAISED ABOUT PESTICIDE TEMIK
UNION CARBIOE OFFICIAL IN RTP PROMOTED
MAJOR TRIANGLE WORKSHOP PLANN?0 FOR INVENTORS
FIVE TRIANGLE COMPANIES ON NON-TAXP A Y ING LIST
BHOPAL PROTEST
UNION COUNTY, N.C.
6 CASES OF LEGIONNAIRES OISEASE CONFIRMED
LEGIONNAIRE BACTERIA FOUND IN WORKPLACE OF MAN HIT 3Y ILLNESS
LEGIONNAIRES DISEASE RULED OUT IN 3 CASES
LEGIONNAIRE CASES FEWER THAN EXPECTED
UNION COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
ASBESTOS REMOVAL COULO HIT «3D0,000
UNION PRINTING AND ADVERTISING COMPANY
POLICE WARN OF SWINDLE
HAN FACES DRUG CHARGES
UNIONS
SEE AMALGAMATED CLOTHING C TEXTILE WORKERS UNION
SEE AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABO^ AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
SEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SEE CHEMICALS
SEE COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA
SEE FARM WORKERS
SEE GREAT BRITAIN, UNIONS
SEE LABOR LAWS
SEE LABOR RACKETEERING
SEE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
SEE STRIKES, N.C.
SEE TEAMSTERS UNION
SEE UNITEO BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS ANO JOINFRS
SEE UNITED RUBBER WORKERS UNION
UNIONS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM CENTRAL LABOR UNION
SEE ALSO STRIKES, DURHAM
DUKE POWER MAY APPEAL
DUKE POWER FAULTED IN BUS ORIVER TALKS
UNION VOTE SCHEDULED
TOBACCO UNION. AMERICAN SIGN NEW CONTRACT
AMRICAN, UNION REACH PACT
UNION: DUKE DRAGGING FEET IN NEGOTIATIONS
APPOINTMENT NOT ENDORSEMENT
UNIONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION
SEE ALSO UNITEO AUTO WORKERS
FIREFIGHTERS' UNION TO INCLUD" PSOS
PROFESSOR SAYS TEXTILE INOUSTRY DECLINE WEAKENS UNIONS POSITION
NADER URGES PROFESSIONAL AIO FOR WURKERS
REAL 'NORMA RAE' JOBLESS, STILL 9ATTLING
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
NORTHERN TELECOM SAID UNION TARGET
FORMER STATE AFL-CIO PRESIDENT IS INOICTEO
AFL-CIO SEEKS VOTE AT CANNON MILLS
UNION ISSUE AT CANNON MILLS HEATS UP
AFL-CIO PLANS TO PUSH DRIVE AGAINST IMPORTS
AFL-CIO PUSHING 'BUY AMERICAN'
AFL-CIO RE-ELECTS RALEIGH MAN
5/21/85 C 1
5/21/85 C 1
H 2 4/28/85 D '.
H 2 12/22/85 8 12
H 2
2/02/85
A
8
N
H 7
5/12/85
P-
1
N
H 2
5/14/85
A
4
F
H >
5/20/85
A
4
L
S ?
5/21/85
A
4
E
H 2
5/24/85
A
4
L
H 2
5/28/55
A
10 D N 8 30
H 2
5/29/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/16/85
A
1 3
N
H /
7/21/85
H
9
N
H ?
a/ii/85
A
1 1
N
H 2
8/21/85
A
2 1
> N
S 2
1/17/85
A
1
N
H 2
7/26/85
C
6
N
S 2 11/12/85 C 1 P P T37
S 2 3/09/85 A 6 P P
6/21/85 A 10 N 830
8/17/85 8 3 N 830
8/31/85 AH N
?
1/11/85
A
1
N
7
1/12/85
A
S
N
7
1/24/85
A
1
N
mo
?
1/24/85
(
1
N
JS6
7
2/03/95
H
5
N
W24
7
6/21/85
A
1
N
4 10
2
6/21/85
t
1
N
M69
2
7/04/85
A
4
F
2
7/04/85
A
4
1
?
7/20/85
A
5
N
IFHO
?
8/19/85
H
1
N
2
8/31/85
A
1
N
?
9/01/85
n
1 <
" II
1 41
?
9/05/85
A
1 8
P II
1 41
2
12/04/85
a
1
P o
<i!
?
6/19/35
R
14
N
?
6/21/85
R
4
N
?
6/26/85
A
1
N
2
7/03/85
A
7
N
H 2 4/24/95 A
H 2
S 2
9/02/85 C
9/02/95 C
s
7
2/28/35
A
1
N
J56
H
1
3/01/85
H
1
N
1 41
H
7
4/19/85
A
ft
N
H
7
5/16/85
K
1
N
1 41
S
?
5/16/35
A
3
N
H
?
6/28/95
B
5
N
s
2
11/01/85
A
4
L
3/22/95 B
5/13/85 C
6/24/95 C
7/01/85 A
7/02/35 B
7/20/85 A
7/24/85 C
8/11/85 D
8/23/35 A
9/17/85 C
9/17/35 C
9/20/85 A
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85 -
1 M I) t X
12/31/85
s u a j e c
hookers at wilson firestone tire plant reject union
cannon mills workers reject bid to unionize
union not likely to challenge vote
analyst: cannon may be for sale
union won't challenge cannon vote
union orops plans at cannon subsidiary
cannon election signal of oecline of unionism
unions no longer neeoeo
firm still sees merry christmas aheao for region's merchants
union accepts offer that pesulteo in strike
unions. u.s.
how to save 41 billion
stakes are high in cannon votr
union poll shows lead in cannon mills vote
unions. u.s.. corruption
see labor racketeering
uni ted airlines
see also airlines
see also raleigh/du»ham airport
4 flights canceled
united resumes 'partial' service
uniteo airlines reinstates flight at r al 6 igh-ouoh am
airline fares to rise
greensboro out as hub for uniteo
united auto workers
see also unions. n.c.
see also unions. u.s.
chrysler parity a brief gain?
united boutherhjoo of carpenters and joiners
union accepts offer that resulted in strike
united carolina bancshares
early tar heel bank reports s-iow net earnings up 11 to 42 percent
united carolina rank
bank donates m5.000 to l0uis9urg college
tar heel banks reporting increased ouarterly profits
uniteo church of christ
see also laooicfa uniteo church of christ
theology debate: ouke professtr. others examine tenets of united church
sen. east should make staff member apologize
chavis is named to unitfd chu'ch of christ position
united daughters of the confederacy
confederate soldier may give up position
CONFEDERATE STATUE may GET NEW BILLET
BOARD TO HEAR UOC REQUEST FOR MOVING STATUE
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER NEEOS NEW OURHAM GUARO POST
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT SHOULDN'T BE PART OF SALE
CAUTION IS AOVOCATEO AFTER COURTHOUSE TOUR
UNITEO DURHAM, INC.
SEE UOI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT C3RP.
UNITEO FAMILY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
TAR HEELS NEAR QUAKE IN MEXIC3
TAR HEELS IN MEXICO OK
UNITEO FARM ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO FARMERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO FARMERS, U.S.
CHANGE OPPOSED IN TOBACCO PRICE SUPPORTS, QUOTA
FARMERS SAY GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP SOLVE CRISIS
CHATHAM FARMER ATTENDED FARMAID CONCERT
UNI TED GLOBE CORP.
200 FURNITURE WORKERS LAID OFF
FURNITURE COMPANY TO CLOSE SIX PLANTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
GROUP TO AID 1,000 LAID-OFF WJRKERS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
UNITEO HEALTH SERVICES OF N.C.
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
ORUG, ALCOHOL ABUSE ARE COSTLY
UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA.
SEE KU KLUX KLAN
UNITEO METHOOIST CHURCH
SEE METHODISTS
UNITEO METHODIST FOUNDATION
METHOOIST EXECUTIVE RAPS REAGAN TAX PLAN
UNI TED NATIONS
SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
SEE ALSO WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
DOCUMENTING BARBARITY
WIN TR IP TO UN
FASHION NEW U.N. ALLIANCES
2045... (CARTOONI
FAMOUS FIRST ENCOUNTERS: UNITFQ NATIONS' 40TH ICARTOONI
DECAOE FOR WOMEN NOT ALL POSITIVE
DISAGREEMENT ELSEWHERE
UNITED NATIONS, BUDGET
FASHION NEW U.N. ALLIANCES
THE UNITED NATIONS FOLLY
UNITED NATIONS. U.S. AMBASSADORS
SEE ALSO U.S. EMBASSIES
MRS. KIRKPATRICK DID A "FIRST CLASS JOB'
U.N.: MORE STRAIGHT TALK
UNITEO NATIONS FOOD ANO AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
SEE ALSO HUNGER
U.S. SHOULD AID ETHIOPIAN AGRICULTURE
UNITEO NATIONS WOMFN'S CONFERENCE
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
IMPERIALISM IS A WOMEN'S ISSU". ICARTOONI
PASSING PARAOE
FROM KENYA: 'PEACE'
UNITEO NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
SEE AMERICAN NEGRO COLLEGE FUNO
UNITEO RUBBER WORKERS UNION
S
PAGf U?4
1/16/16
S
T
T
F
h
1
Y
D
DATE
C
PG
L
P
BYL
?
9/26/85
A
6
N
?
10/1 I/"5
A
1
•1
/
10/13/15
B
A
N
?
10/15/15
H
A
N
?
10/11/95
A
1 1
N
?
10/20/85
rt
I
N
?
10/23/15
A
A
F
?
11/01/85
A
A
1
?
1 I/21/R5
A
1 9
P
II
LAI
2
11/21/85
3
A
N
H 2 7/30/85
S 2 9/31/85
H 2 10/0^/15
s
?
5/18/95 A
1 5
N
H
7
5/10/85 3
7
N
S
?
5/20/95 C
1
N M6°
s
?
8/01/85 A
1
N C60
H
2
12/06/95 t)
6
N
H 2 10/20/95 A A E
H 2 U/21/85 BAN
H 2 1/20/15 B
1 1/10/15
2 10/20/85
H 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
H 2
9/28/15
10/27/85
11/00/85
10/22/95 A
10/23/85 A
10/25/15 B
10/20/85 A
11/04/85 A
11/23/85 C
N J56
N W36
N W36
S 2
S 2
9/20/85
9/21/85
1 P N W36
H t 1/23/85 B
H 2 3/13/85 C
H 2 9/26/85 0
8/28/85
H/lA/85
11/20/15
11/24/15
11/26/95
12/24/85
I
12
2
S 2 2/02/85 A 3 P N A47
S 2 6/11/85 A
H 2
H 2
3/10/85
4/19/15
5/2D/15
10/25/15
10/27/95
tO/27/85
11/19/15
R56
C50
080
5/20/85 A
9/30/85 A
2/04/85
5/07/85
H 2 2/12/85 A
7/11/85
7/20/95
9/08/85
ATT R56
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/95
u n J E C ! s
pagi 1125
1/16/86
S I
E L
C PC L
SEE ALSO TIRES
SEE ALSO UNIONS, U.S.
WORKERS AT WILSON FIRESTONE TIRE PLANT REJECT UNION
•S.. PALANCED BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUDGET
DEFICIT PLAN A HOAX
...THE "U.S.S. BALANCED BUDGET" ICARTOONI
.S.. BUDGET
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO G
SEE ALSO G
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO U
SEE ALSO U
SEE ALSO U
SPENDING
OF WINE
FALLS. J
HOW WILL
CORPS OF
COBEY SE
FEES NEE
COBEY SA
MCMILLAN
CONGRFSS
ROB9: SA
BUDGET C
OEFENSE:
VALENTIN
VALENTIN
CONGRESS
YE JOURN
THE PART
191)6 FEO
FEDERAL
CIGARETT
EDERAL GOVERNM
.OVERNMENTAL WA
iRACE COMMISSIO
1LITARY, BUOGE
ATIONAL DEBT
S.< BALANCED
S. CONGRESS,
S. OFFICE OF
IS CONGRESS'
AND WATER
ORDAN LAKES IN
BUDGET AFFECT
ENGINEERS SAT
EKS REMOVAL OF
0 -HARO LOOK"
YS EDUCATION.
, GIVES BACK PA
WOMAN URGES OE
VINOS POSSIBLE
OMPRQMISE WELC
LIFE BELOW I
E OPTIMISTIC A
E: HOUSE WON'T
OPENS A OOOK
AL OF OAVIO ST
ING OF THE REO
ERAL BUDGET IC
RTP OFFICES PR
E LEVY EXTENDE
ENT
STE
N
BUDGET
SALARIES
MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
REAL PROBLEM
CLUOEO IN BUDGET PROPOSAL
AVERAGE TAXPAYER? (CARTOON)
ISFIED W ITH FUNOS
PANDLEMAN MONEY
DEFENSE BOTH ESSENTIAL
Y RAISE
FENSE-S'ENOING CUT
0«E — FO' OPENERS
TS MEANS
BOUT TOBACCO. BUDGET
BACK SENATE BUDGET PLAN
OCKMAN
INK
ARTOONI
EPAR ING FOR SHUTDOWN
0 DAY
U.S.. BUDGET, CUTS
SEE ALSO GRAMM-RUDMAN TAX BILL
DEFEAT PREOICTEO ON CUTS PKOP3
, TEMPORARY WORKERS NOT THE WAY
DOES REAGAN UNDERSTAND?
U.S. SOCIAL SPENDING: ISN'T IT
AN INDULGENT ARTS PATRON
POULTRY INOUSTRY MAY PAY FOR I
BUDGET PLAN WOULD AFFECT N.C.
N.C. CONGRESSMEN EXPECT BUDGET
REAGAN BUDGET HONORS DEFENSE,
MEDICAL SCHOOL PEAN SEES LONG
IT'S TIME SOMEONE IRKED THE Gi
DON'T CUT MEDICAL RESEARCH
WEINBIRDIE NEEDS MORE DOLLARS
BENNETT, FRIDAY CLASH ON STUD1
BENNETT ISSUES CHALLENGE TO u.
REMARKS UN COLLEGE FINANCIAL A
JORDAN WARNS OF LARGE FEDERAL
MARTIN SAYS FEDERAL BUDGET SHO
N.C. GOVERNOR CRITICIZES COLL"
HEART-RENDING LUNACY
VALFNTINE VISIT TO GAUGE BUDGE
MARTIN SAYS FELLOW GOVERNORS
•GLOBE WATCH' EYES POLITICS,
GOVERNORS CAN'T HAVE DOLES, BA
N.C. STUDENTS COULD LOSE S30 MI
WATKINS CALLS FEDERAL CUT PROP
POWELL SAYS TAX-CUT PLANS THRF
VALENTINE OFFERS NO SOLUTIONS
REAGAN CUTS MAY COST COUNTY 11
VALENTINE VOWS TO AID CITIES,
SFRVICEMEN PAID DUES TO WIN PF
MICHAUX SAYS REVENUE CUTS COUL
CONFERENCE DRAWS COUNTY OFFICI
DURHAM LUCKY TO DODGE U.S. TRA
FUNNY-MONEY FARM BILL GETS WEL
WHERE IS THE REAL WASTE IN GOV
N.C. MEMORIAL MUST CUT 1986 EX
BALLET OIRECTOR WANTS DEFENSE
REAGAN'S BUDGET CUTS SEEN COST
NEW HEARINGS ORDERED ON SOCIAL
STUDENTS, OFFICIALS SHARE BLAM
STATE SHOULD CHALLENGE CUSTOMS
CUSTOMS CUTS WOULD RULE OUT EX
REVENUE SHARING LOSS SEEN RA IS
STATE CUSTOMS INSPECTORS TO ST
OFFICIALS REVIEWING PORTS PLAN
BUDGET COMPROMISE WELCOME — FO?
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE OFFICIAL Ex
TRIANGLE TRAOE ZONE TO WEATHER
LUNCH IS LIVELY WITH HIM
AMTRAK IS BROKEN; WHY KEEP PAf
SENATE CUTS HEALTH PROGRAMS
SELF-SACRIFICE IN ORDER
VALENTINE: HOUSE WUN'T BACK %~
BUDGET CUTBACKS MAY ABORT STUD
MOST FESTERING ISSUES: DEFENSE
STOCKMAN LEAVES VOID IN THE A3
STOCKMAN ANO SPENDING: 'THE
RFAGAN STANDS FIRM IN POLITICA
ON RHETORIC ANO REALITY
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS LEAVE STAT
CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE CUT AT CUST
GROUP OFFENDS PORT OF OURHAM
THE UNITED NATIONS FOLLY
GOVERNMENT REDUCTIONS AFFECTI'I
HOUSE FACING AMENDMENT TO END
PRIVATE SECTOR POSSIBLE KEY IN
COAST GUARD CUTS COULD JEOPAR3
...IS THE GBAMM-RUD'IAN-HOLLINr,
UNC RESEARCHERS CAN'T TAKE NH
PROXMIRE: CONGRESS MUST CUT S»
U.S. AGENCIES GETTING SET FOR
PROFIT-MAKING ARTS
BUDGET PLANS MAY HURT IMPORT-"
FAIRNESS ANO DIGNITY SHOULD MA
AGRICULTURAL SERVICE CUT ASSAI
STATE TOLD WHAT DEFICIT REOUCT
PLAN TO END AGRICULTURAL EXTEN
EXTENSION SERVICE IS VITAL TO
H 2 9/26/95 A
SED FOR MEDICAID
TO TRIM BUOGET
TIME FOR REALITY?
NSPFCTIONS
SFRVICES
CHANGES
PENSION IHQLS
FIGHT OVER BUDGET CUTS
NERALS
ICARTOONI
NT AID CUTS
S. HIGHER EOUCATION
ID CUTS GET COLD RECEPTION
SPENDING REDUCTIONS
ULDM'T AFFECT N.C. TAXES
AGUES ABOUT BUOGET
T WOES
UILTY OF POLITICAL HYPROCRISY
OLLARS IN THE HOUSE OVER THE NEXT 4 Y=ARS
LANCED BUDGET
LLION
USALS FRIGHTENING
ATEN CITY
TO CUTS
.2 MILLION
MUM ON MONEY
NSIONS
0 EQUAL 36-CENT TAX RAISE
ALS
NSIT-SUBSIDY CUTS
L-EARNED VETO
ERNMENT?
PENSES, BUT AMOUNT ELUSIVE
ON ITS TOES
ING N.C. 1235 MILLION
SECURITY CUTS
E FOR LOAN ABUSFS
INSPECTION CUT
PANSION SAYS AUTHORITY CHIEF
ING CITY, COUNTY TAXES
AY, COBEY AIDE SAYS
OPENERS
PECTS BUSINESS AS USUAL
CUTS
NATE BUOGET PLAN
IES OF RAYS'
, SOCIAL SECURITY
MINISTRATION
LL WITH IT.' ICARTOONI
L UUICKSANO
ES LESS MONEY, MOPE RESPONSIBILITIES
QMS OFFICE
G RESEARCH AT DUKE
TOBACCO SUPPORTS
STATE'S THRIFT
IZE TAR HFEL JOBS
S OEFICIT REDUCTION PLAN ICARTOONI
GRANTS FOR GRANTED
ENDING
SHUTDOWN
LAGUED WORKERS
RK REVIEWS
LED
ION BILL "AY COST
SION SUPPORT SOWS ANGFR
FARMEPS
10/20/85
12/15/85
ITT R56
U.S., BUOGET OEFICIT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL OEBT
SPENOING CUTS CHOICE TO LOWER DEFICIT
U.S. WORKERS UNDERPAID
S 2
1/3D/85
A
1 P
N
C60
H 2
2/05/B5
A
4
L
H 2
2/05/85
A
9
N
H 2
2/06/85
A
4 T
T
R56
H 2
2/06/85
A
10
N
H 2
2/U7/85
A
9
N
S 2
2/07/85
A
4
E
S 2
2/09/85
A
1 P
N
L3»
H 2
2/12/85
A
3
N
H 2
2/13/B5
8
1
n
W35
S 2
3/29/R5
C
1
u
L39
H 2
4/10/85
A
4
E
H 2
5/14/85
A
4
L
H 2
5/1S/85
A
12
N
S 2
5/15/85
A
I
N
HO 9
H 2
5/16/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/16/85
A
4 T
T
H 2
8/06/85
A
4 T
T
956
H 2
9/17/85
A
4 T
T
C50
S 2
11/13/85
c
10
N
H 2
12/19/85
A
1
N
H 2
1/02/85
B
5
M
H 2
1/04/85
A
4
F
H 2
1/08/85
A
4
L
H 2
1/19/85
A
4
E
H 2
1/19/85
A
4
E
H 2
2/05/85
B
6
N
S 2
2/05/85
A
1
N
H 2
2/06/85
A
3 P
H
H 2
2/06/85
A
4
E
S 2
2/07/85
A
18
N
H 2
2/08/85
A
4
E
H 2
2/08/85
A
4
L
H 2
2/10/85
D
4 T
T
R56
H 2
2/18/85
A
1 P
N
S 2
2/19/95
A
4
E
H I
2/21/85
a
1
N
H 2
2/23/95
A
3 P
N
H 2
2/24/85
e
1
N
S 2
2/26/95
A
I P
N
H 2
2/27/85
A
4
E
H 2
2/27/85
c
3
N
H 2
2/27/85
D
4
N
S 2
2/27/85
A
16
U
H 2
2/29/95
A
4
e
H 2
2/29/85
A
7
N
H 2
2/29/95
A
7
N
S 2
2/29/95
A
1
N
M69
S 2
3/01/95
A
I P
N
M69
S 2
3/01/85
A
I
N
J56
H 2
3/02/95
B
1
N
S51
H 2
3/05/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/06/85
B
1
N
H 2
3/06/86
B
1
N
H60
S 2
3/09/85
A
4
E
H 2
3/10/85
0
4
E
H 2
3/11/85
A
4
L
H 2
3/12/85
A
12
N
K45
H 2
3/20/85
A
1 P
N
H 2
3/22/95
A
13
N
H 2
3/24/85
3
1
N
S 2
3/29/85
A
4
E
H 2
3/30/85
A
4
E
H 2
3/31/85
B
7
N
H 2
4/02/85
A
3
N
H 2
4/06/85
B
I
N
046
H 2
4/07/85
6
3
N
H 2
4/1D/85
A
4
E
H 2
4/18/85
A
19
N
L41
S 2
4/18/85
C
1 P
N
C60
H 2
4/19/85
A
1 P
N
R66
H 2
4/28/85
D
4
E
H 2
5/04/85
A
1 P
N
H 2
5/09/85
A
4
F
S 2
5/15/85
A
1
N
H09
S 2
5/15/85
c
1
N
J56
H 2
6/01/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/12/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/12/85
A
4 T
T
P56
H 2
8/01/95
A
4
E
H 2
8/07/85
A
4
F
S 2
8/16/95
A
9
J
H 2
3/28/85
c
1 P
N
L41
S 2
8/28/95
A
9
N
W82
H 2
8/30/95
A
4
E
S 2
9/18/85
A
5
N
H 2
10/08/95
A
1
N
H 2
10/21/85
B
1
N
H 2
10/24/95
A
24
N
H 2
11/07/95
A
4 T
T
P.56
H 3
11/07/95
B
1
N
H90
H 2
11/12/95
B
4
N
H 2
U/13/95
c
1
N
M97
H 2
11/30/85
A
4
E
H 2
12/03/85
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OEFICIT MESSAGE LOUD. CLEAR
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•DAY OF RECKONING* ARRIVES FOR PRFSIOENT
UNOFR-FIRE 'HOTEL GRANTS' VIE-'ED WITH TWO MINOS
BLANCEO U.S. BUDGET PUSHED BY NATIONAL CHAMBER
DEFICIT INSANITY: THE FUTURE JON'T COME
NO ONE WANTS CUTS. BUT THEY'RE MANDATORY
"...DON'T be NEGATIVE. STOCKMAN." (CARTOONI
HOW THE FEDERAL DEBT AFFECTS YOU
PROF PUSHES OFFICII A-ENOMENT
BUOGET COMPROMISE WELCOME — FO3 OPENERS
SOCIAL SECURITY PAID FOR
THREAT TO THE NATION
CONGRESS OPENS A DOOR
"WELL. IF WE NEED A SMALLER DfFICIT THAT 8A0LV, WHY DO I ' T
DON'T FREE2E SOCIAL SECURITY
MOST FESTERING ISSUES: OEFENS?. SOCIAL SECURITY
STOCKMAN LEAVES VOID IN THE A0MINIST1ATIL.N
STOCKMAN AND SPENDING: 'THE HELL WITH IT.' ICARTGONI
EXIT STOCKMAN. THE DEFICIT'S JATCHDOG
BALANCE THE BUDGET
FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT
H"W TO BALANCE BUDGET
U.S. SUOGET DEFICIT
REAGAN STANDS FIRM IN POLITICAL QUICKSANU
YOU WENT «683 DEEPER IN 06BT
CLOSE ENOUGH. . . LET'S CALL IT A DAY
ON RHETORIC AND REALITY
THE REAGAN DEFICIT
FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS LEAVE STATES LESS MONEY. MORE RESPONSIBILITIES
OEFICIT RELIEF SHUNNED
GAME FOR CONGRESS TO PLAY
CONGRESSMEN SAY TAR HEELS WANT OEFICIT PEOUCEO
BUSINESSMEN TOLD DURHAM PORT SAFE
0E3T "UST aE TACKLED
SENATE PANEL APPROVES CIGARETTE TAX EXTENSION
GOVERNMENT SPENDS AND SPENDS
BIG-HEARTED FOOLISHNESS
...ONE OF THE BUSIEST MEN IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT... (CARTOONI
OEFICIT BUDGET IS WELFARE FDR 'GENERALS'
DEFICIT PLAN A HOAX
BAN bUOGET BUSTING BLUBBER (CARTOONI
STATE OFFICIAL IS CONFIDENT EXPORTS TO RISE
"THE REFRIGERATOR" ICARTOONI
CUT MONSTROUS OEFICIT
"1H, DA»N! I FORGOT TO ASK THFM TO HOLD THE MAIL!" ICARTOONI
U.S. DEFICIT IS TOP ISSUE. BLOUNT SAYS
TAX CUT WON'T HELP DEFICIT
UNC PROF EXPECTS DEEP RECESSION 3Y ^H0 OF ■ is
CONGRESSIONAL 1985 RAD; 1986 SHOULD BE WORSE
U.S.. FMBASSIES
SEE U.S. EMBASSIES
U.S.. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO FOREIGN TRAOE
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO N.C. EXPORTS
SEE ALSO TRAOE OEFICIT
FARM SUCCESS NOW 3UR0EN
DEREGULATION DRAWS FIRMS INTO EXPORTING
BANKING. TRUCKING COMPANIES ENTERING EXPORT BUSINESS
OFFICIAL: TARIFFS, OUOTAS WON'T HELP TRADE GAP
OEFICIT 'NOT JAPAN'S FAULT'
MATTERS FOR CLARIFICATION... (CARTOONI
U.S.. FOREIGN POLICY
SEE FOREIGN RELATIONS
SEE SALT II
U.S.. HISTORY
SEE ALSO AMERICA'S 400TH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO CIVIL WAR HISTORY
SEE ALSO WORLD WAR II. HISTORY
LOOKING BACK
SOUTH'S TRADITIONAL HOSPITALITY IS IN DANGER AS REGION CHANGES
DUKE PROGRAM CAPTURES HISTORIC FIGURE5 ON FILM
U.S.. IMPORTS
SEE IMPORTS
U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
U.S. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO N.C. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF AG»ICULTJRE
AGRICULTURAL SERVICE CUT ASSAILED
PLAN TO END AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SUPPORT SOWS ANGFR
EXTENSION SERVICE IS VITAL TO FARMERS
U.S. AIR FORCE
SEE ALSO mIL[TaRY
FARMERS UPSET OVER LOW FLIGHT5
NEW PLANES EVEN ODDS
GENERAL COLLINS' TRIAL AN E'E'CISF IN FUTILITY
PEDIATRICIAN, 55. JOINS AIR FORCE TO SEE WORLD
GENERAL VIGILANT ABOUT SECURITY WHILE IN GERMANY
U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY
COBLE SEEKS APPLICATIONS TO ACAOEMIES
U.S. AMBASSADORS
SEE U.S. EMBASSIES
U.S. ARMY
SEE ALSO military
SEE ALSO U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
SOLDIERS HOPING PUBLICITY WILL EASE SENTENCES
u.s. smoulo oemano reparations in killing
MORE SOVIET CONTRITION NEEOEO
SOLDIERS ARE WELCOMED BACK FR3M GRENAOA
SPY RECRUITERS meet SUCCESS WITHIN U.S.
HARPELL WILL JUOGE ARMY NEWSPAPERS
5 FROM N.C. ON LIST OF VICTIMS
MOURNING TO FILL HOLIDAYS OF N.C. VICTI-S' RELATIVES
7 TAR HEELS WERE ABOARO CHART=R
GROUP TRYING TO RESOLVE RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES IN ARMY
U.S. ARMY, RELIGIOUS PRACTICES
SEE ALSO RELIGION ISEE ALSO NAMES OF CHURCHES)
GROUP TRYING TO RESOLVE RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES IN army
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
SEE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
U.S. ARMY PARACHUTE TEAM
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SEE ALSO GOLDEN KNIGHTS
SEE ALSO PARACHUTE JUMPING
HONORED BY MAGAZINE
U.S. ARMY RESEARCH CENTER (RTPI
RESEARCH DIRECTOR RECEIVES COMMANDER'S AWARn
U.S. ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., RCJTC IRESE'VE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS. I
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ROTC
RESERVIST HAS TROUBLE PAYING GOVERNMENT
DUKE SENIOR PROMOTED TO CORPS LEADER OF ROTC
ROTC CADETS RECEIVE AWARDS
U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
AGENTS SAY OOCUMENT SEIZED IN SEARCH STOLEN
EDWIN MEESE III NOT BEST ATTORNEY GENERAL NOMINEE
ETHICAL STANDARD PERSONIFIED IS MERE ACQUAINTANCE OF MEESE IOECEASED)
MEESE NOT MAN FOR JOB
MEESE ANO ORIGINAL SIN
MEESE SHOULD BE CONFIRMED
MEESE'S BILL IS TOO HIGH
■...WE'VE GOT AN A. G.... ALWAYS KNOW WHAT ED MEESE IS UP TO.' (CARTOON!
ACT RIGHT, MR. MEESE
AS ATTORNEY-GENERAL...I THINK IT ESSENTIAL THAT EVERY CITIZFN SHOULD
REYNOLDS OPPOSEO CIVIL RIGHTS
U.S. ATTORNEYS
SEE ALSO LAWYERS, U.S.
HELMS TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR U.S. ATTORNEYS
U.S. ATTORNEYS, N.C EASTERN QISPICT
FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY FACES PRISON SENTENCE
U.S. BASEBALL FEDERATION
SEE ALSO BASEBALL
TOP BASEBALL PLAYERS IN EXHIBITION AT DAP
TEAM USA HERE: ACC HURLERS DUEL
TOBACCO AND FIREARMS
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SEE U.S. TREASURY OEPT., BUREAU OF ALCOHOL,
U.S. CAPITOL
, THE CAPITOL AN AMATEUR'S DESIGN
CAPITOL TO GET ARTWORK
HOW LOBBYISTS GOT THE NAME
U.S. CENSUS
SEE POPULATION, DURHAM
SEE POPULATION, N.C.
SEE POPULATION, U.S.
SEE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
U.S. CFNSUS BUREAU
SEE ALSO POPULATION, U.S.
TRIANGLE TOPS STATE IN URBAN GROWTH
U.S. CHAMBER UF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO OURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHAPMAN TO VISIT DURHAM
CHAIRMAN OF U.S. CHAMBER TO GIVE SPEECH IN DURHAM
SPENDING IS CONGRESS' REAL PROBLEM
BLANCEO U.S. BUDGET PUSHED BY NATIONAL CHAMBER
U.S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
SEE FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPFALS
U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION
SEE ALSO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
HOROWITZ TO CHAIR COMMISSION
COMPARARLE WORTH 'LOONY'
SECONDING N.C. WISDOM
PROFESSOR APOLOGIZES TO MAYOR FOR COMMENT ABOUT BURLINGTON
U.S. COAST GUARD
BOATING COSTS MAY RISE
BOAT FOUND: SEARCH CONTINUES FOR 6 PEOPLE
SEARCH FOR MISSING BOATERS CALLED OFF
TWO MEN RESCUEO FROM CAPSIZED BOAT
COAST GUARD HONORS THREE FOR RESCUE
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SAY N.C. MOJNTAINS HAVE BECOME A CENTER OF DRUG TRAFFI
4 COAST GUAROMEN REMAIN ON DUTY AT ORCGON INLET
COAST GUARD CUTS COULD JEOPARDIZE TAR HfEL JOBS
COAST GUARO SUSPENOS SEARCH FOR TWO SAILORS
U.S. COMMERCE OEPT.
SEE U.S. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
U.S. CONGRESS
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STATE'S NEW GOP CONGRESSMEN SAY THEY'LL FIGHT DEFICIT
WASHINGTON MAGAZINE: SEN. HE L« S IS A PRFPPIE
CONFUSION STILL REIGNS IN CIGARETTE-LABEL FARCE
"I JUST VOTEO FOR NON-MILITARY AID ..."
WANTED BY THE WHITE HOUSE: A BETTER WAY TO OU BUSINESS
THIS WILL MAKE YOUR DAY
HANDLING OF GUN BILL UNSUITEO TO DEMOCRACY
SUSPICIOUS SUPPORT
MISS EVANS IS LOVELY BUT...
CONGRESSIONAL 1985 BAD: 1986 SHOULO BF WORSE
CONGRESS, 99TH
STATE'S NEW GOP CONGRESSMEN HELD
THEIR OWN MEN'
U.S. CONGRESS. CALENDARS
SEE ALSO CALENDARS
THIS WILL MAKE YOUR DAY
U.S. CONGRESS, CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
SEE CONGRESSIONAL OISTRICTS IN.C. C U.S.I
U.S. CONGRESS. COSTS
BURIED UNDER PAPERWORK
U.S. CONGRESS, FILIBUSTERS
SEE FILIBUSTER
U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKING PRIVILEGE
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, PERQUISITES
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
SEN. EAST ABUSES PRIVILEGE
SEN. EAST SAYS NEWSLETTER IS 10T JUN< MAIL
EAST'S NEWSLETTER PREVENTS ONE-SOIED VIEW
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U.S. CONGRESS. LEGISLATION
GUTLESS CONGRESSMEN SAVE SELVES. NOT BUDGET
U.S. CONGRESS. PAGES
PAGE RATES EAST TOPS
U.S. CONGRESS, PERQUISITES
SEE ALSO FRINGE BENEFITS
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKING PRIVILEGE
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, SALARIES
COBEY'S QUESTIONNAIRE COSTS MJCH, HFLPS LITTLE
DON'T KNOCK COBEY
UPPUTTING WITH ROSE'S INPUT
HAVE YOU WONDFRED HOW CONGRESSMEN SPEND YOUR **ONEY?
SUBJECTS
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U.S.
CONGRESS. RESOLUTIONS
BURIED UNDER PAPERWORK
U.S. CONGRESS. SALARIES
MCMILLAN GIVES RACK PAY RAISE
SELF-SACRIFICE IN ORDER
INSIDE
PROBLEM-SOLVING A SPECIALTY
HAVE YOU WONOERED MOW CONGRESSMEN SPEND YOU' MONEY'
U.S. CONGRESS, STAFF
HAVE YOU WONDERED HOW CONGRESSMEN SPEND YOUR MQNEV?
U.S. CONGRESS, VOTING RECORDS
HA|.F-TI"E VOTING NOT GOOD
U.S. CONSTITUTION
SEE ALSO TENTH AMENDMENT
DOESN'T THE CONSTITUTION PROTECT STUDENTS' RIGHTS'
BIANCED U.S. BUDGET PUSHED BY NATIONAL CHAMBER
E"VIN REMEMBEREO FOR HUMOR AN.0 PROTECTION OF CONSTITUTION
U.S. SEN. SAM ERVIN: VIRTUE. BRILLIANCE "ADE HIM A POLITICAL GIANT
CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE TOPIC FIR DUKE UNIVERSITY SCMIN»R
BULLIED BY COURT
THINKING MUDDY ON ABORTION ISSUE
CONSTITUTION GIVES COURT I.NTE7 PRETI VE POWER
THE CONSTITUTION'S ORIGINAL INTENT' (CARTOON)
INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON JEFFERSON MEETING
HANCOCK EXPECTED TO HEAD COMMISSION
U.S. CONSTITUTION, AMENDMENTS
PROF PUSHES DEFICIT AMENDMENT
U.S. COURT OF »ILITARY APPEALS
SEE ALSO COURTS. U.S.
SEE ALSO "ILITARY, COURTS MARTUL
COURT UPHOLDS 1181 CONVICTION OF GARWOOD
U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
SEE ALSO IMPORTS
SEE ALSO PORT OF DURHAM U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICE
SEE ALSO SMUGGLING. N.C.
ScIZEO CHEESE GOING TO NEEDY
BUDGET CUTS COULD HURT PORTS, OFFICIALS ESTIMATE
PORTS' FUTu'E UNOER CLOUD
GOV. MARTIN WANTS N.C. PORT TO KEEP ITS CUSTOMS SCRVICE
CUSTOMS CUTS WON'T RUIN TRADE ZONE. JFFICIALS SAT
CUSTO«S CUTS WOULD RULE OUT EXPANSION SAYS AUTHORITY CHIEF
SUBCOMMITTEE VOTES TO BLOCK CUTS IN U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE
NEw PLANES EVEN ODDS
U.S. CUSTOMS RATTLES BRANO IMITATIONS
CONGRESSMEN OPPOSE CUT AT CUSTOMS OFFICE
U.S. OEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE
SEE ALSO FARM POLICY
SEE ALSO N.C. DEPT. OF AGPICULTJRE
SEE ALSO SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SEE ALSO U.S. AGRICULTURE EXTENSION SERVICE
USDA BRIEF SEEKS TOBACCO IMPORTS RESTRICTION FROM I TA
LEAF IMPURT RESTRICTIONS ARE JRGEO
AGENCY OKS PLAN THAT WOULD CUT TOBACCO PRICE SUPPORTS BY ?5 CENTS
PLAN TO DISCOUNT LEAF SURPLUS DRAWS FIRF
Farm mLL IS OUTDATED
GOVERNMENT CUTS DOWN FARM POLICY ICARTOON)
TOBACCO FEE ANNOUNCEMENT 3ELAYE0
PLAN TO BUY TOBACCO SURPLUSES REJECTED
LEAF ROLLBACK COULO COST $115 MILLION - USDA
U.S. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
SEE ALSO N.C. OEPT. OF COMMERCE
'BAD' DL'RHA" REPORT COULO PROVE USEFUL
DEPARTMENT CLOSES PROBE OF GRANT FOR STEVENS CENTER
U.S. DEPT. OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EDUCATION
SEE ALSO U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION
TEMPORARY WORKERS NOT THE wAY TO TRIM 9"DGET
REAGAN TAPS MODEL. HERRINGTON. 'ENNETT COR CABINET POSTS
BENNETT A FINE CHOICE
BENNETT BARGES IN WHERE WATTS LEFT OFF
3FNNETT RAPPED BY AIDE WHO QUIT
N.C. SCHOOL'S 'MAGIC ATMOSPHERE" EARNS IT NATIONAL AWARD
AN UNCALLEO-FOR REPLY
U.S. DEPT. OF EDUCATION, SECRETARY
HE WILL BASH ICONS. NOT HEROES
BENNETT SPARS OVER EDUCATION'S FaTJ
SENATE COMMITTEE OKS BENNETT = OR EOUCATION
A REASON FOR EXISTENCE
BENNETT: ANGEL OR DEMON?
U.S. OEPT. OF ENERGY
SEE ALSO ENERGY PROGRAM (CARTER PROGRAM)
TEMPORARY WORKERS NOT THE WAY TO TRIM BUDGET
NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP
NCCU RECEIVES GRANT TO STUDY EMISSIONS
NUCLEAR LAB GETS GRANT CflP AITM-BEA* DEVICE
STATE REAOYING PLANS TO FIGHT NUCLEAR DUMP
U.S. OEPT. OF HEALTH ANO HUMAN SERVICES
UNC STUDY TO FOCUS ON ANXIETY OF PARENTS OF AILING INFANTS
N.C. GROUP GETS 1718,222 '.RANT FOR STUDY OF SICKLE CELL OISEASE
U.S. AGENCY CONCERNEO ABOUT AIDS
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H 2 U/0»/35 B 2 F J41
H 2 0/2O/95 DA 6
1/17/35
1/31/R5
4/24/95
4/25/°5
6/24/35
10/23/35
10/23/35
11/04/85
ll/05/»5
12/:^/»5
12/31/B5
1
10
A L
A L
4 T T C50
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I P N 045
S 2 4/05/35 C 1
H 2 6/05/85 A
H 2
1/04/35 S
i N
S 2
3/05/95 C
N
H ?
3/13/35 A I
N
H 2
3/22/»5 A
N
H 2
3/23/95 B
N L41
H 2
3/31/35 B
N
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5/08/35 C
> N
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5/25/95 A <
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5/20/95 C
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H 2
8/23/35 C
P N L41
1/02/35
1/17/35
1/13/35
1/10/95
1/27/35
1/27/85
2/13/35
5/15/35
7/05/35
3
1
10
7 8/07/85 A
1 12/13/»5 3
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1/04/35
A
4
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A
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2/24/85
11
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5/01/35
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0/20/35
A
24
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8/12/35
A
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2 1/20/85 A 2 p N
2 2/02/85 A 2 p N
2 2/05/35 A 4 E
2 2/26/35 A 4 E
H 2
h 2
H 2
S 2
H 2
1/04/85 A
7/02/85 A
11/22/85 B
12/ll/05 C
12/15/85 3
H 2 2/07/85 9
h 2 5/33/85 A
S 2 3/27/85 A
MQNTHLY/4N
INDEX ii
12/31/B5
U H J E C T S
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MEOICARE HILL COLLAPSE WITHOUT BUDGET CUTTING
SOUANOEREO MONEY
OEPT. OF HEALTH AMD HUHAN SERVICES! SECRETARY
OR. BOWEN. A FRESH FIGURE
U.S. OEPT,
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
SEE ALSO
POWELL
CENTER
HOTEL
CIVIC
CIVIC
WHY 01
DURHAM
FEOERA
FFOERA
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T HOTEL GRANT
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ALL BAD
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COULO BE A GOOD SIGN
ILLION GRANT FOR FLDERLY HOUSING PRCJECT AT.
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BACK FEDERAL LOAN
CITY ARTS BUILDING
IVES AWARD
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COMPLEX PLANS
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CITIES
F MINORI TIES
0
F PUBLIC-HOUSING EFFORT
U.S.
OEPT. OF INTERIOR. SECRETARY
FAIRNESS WITHOUT FLAIR
U.S. OEPT. OF JUSTICF
SEE ALSO JUDGES. U.S.
SEE ALSO N.C. JUOICIAL DEPT.
JAILED MAFIA: '...AFTER ALL THAT TALK APOUT OFREGUL AT ION ! • 1CART0T
CONFUSION MAY DELAY 1986 JUOICIAL ELECTIUNS
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TU REVIEW "OST N.C. JUOICIAL ELECTIONS
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT EXPANOS JUDICIAL ELECTION REVIEW
VOTING LAWS RULING COULD AFFECT JUDGES
U.S. OEPT. OF STATF
SEE ALSO MIODLE EAST
SEE ALSO PASSPORTS
SEE ALSO U.S. EMBASSIES
REAGAN'S ANTI-REAGAN TACK
U.S. DEPT. OF TREASURY
SEE U.S. TREASURY OEPT.
U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO DRUG ABUSE
SEE ALSO DRUGS. LAWS
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE BUREAU OF IN VE STIGAT inn. DRUG ENFORCEMENT
SEE ALSO U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
RAIDS IN N.C. NET SOME 1.300 MARIJUANA PUNTS
U.S. ECOLOGY CO.
BLADEN INCINERATOR PROPOSAL GETS REVIEW
U.S. EMBASSIES
SEE ALSO UNITED NATIONS. U.S. AMBASSADORS
SEE ALSO U.S. DEPT. OF STATE
NO MORE B-GRAOE DIPLOMATS
HELMS SEEKS CONSULTATION IN ENVOYS
HELMS' CHARGES AGAINST NOMINEES SAID GROUNDLESS
HELMS DROPS RESISTANCE TO DIPLOMATIC NOMINEES
REAGAN'S ANTI-REAGAN TACK
U.S. EMBASSIES
UNC PROF DOUBTS SPY DUST CLAIM
UNC PRUFESSORS OISAGREE ON KGJ'S USE OF SUBSTANCE
HELMS HALTS CONFIRMATION DELAY FOR REAGAN PLEOGE
FUNDERBURK IS AMBASSADOR
U.S. FEDERAL MARSHALLS SERVICE
SEE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE
U.S. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
SURGEON GENERAL ASKEO TO INVESTIGATE DANGERS OF SNUFF AND CHEWING.
CAMBRIDGE. CARLTON, NOW TOP REPORT
FEDS FORCE USEO-CAR DEALERS TO PUT TERMS IN WRITING
EDICT ON CIGARETTE WARNING LA8ELS PUZZLES FTC
FTC REJECTS TOBACCO INOUSTRY'S PROPOSAL ON CIGARETTE WARNINGS
CONFUSION STILL REIGNS IN C I G« RE TTE-L ABEL FARCE
MAIL OROER GIFTS THAT ARRIVE LATE
U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
FALCONS: RECOVERY PROGRAM NOW FOCUSED ON SOUTH
FEDS TO OISPENSE «167 MILLION IN WILDLIFE FUNDS
U.S. FLAG
HONOR THE AMERICAN FLAG
IN ALL HER GLORY
RECEIVE FLAG
HONOR OLD GLORY TODAY
FEWER FLAGS SOLO
IN ALL HER GLORY
CHAMBER. DUKE POWER RECEIVE FLAGS
FLYING HIGH
THE GREAT AMERICAN FLAG
AREA WOMAN'S IOEA ON FLAG BECOMES CO3EY-SPONS0RED BILL
CHANGE THE ANTHEM
U.S. FOOO AND ORUG ADMINISTRATION
SEE ALSO FOOD
SEE ALSO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
SEE ALSO U.S. ORUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
FDA APPROVES ORAL MEDICATION TO PREVENT HERPES II RECURRENCES
BURROUGHS WELLCOME HERPES DRUS OK'D
FDA FLUNKS ON PUBLIC PROTECTION
EXPERIMENTAL ORUG TESTED AGAINST AIDS
FDA STREAMLINES PROCESS TO APPROVE GENERIC DRUGS
BOTTLECAPS ON 2-LITER CONTAINERS PROMPT PEPSI TO ISSUE ALERT
1 /O 1 / n 5
4/3D/95
PG L P ^YL
H 7 1I/18/R5 A
s
2
1/15/85
A
1
N
M69
H
2
2/16/R5
a
1
N
S51
s
2
2/16/55
A
3
N
M69
H
7
2/17/85
0
A
E
s
2
2/18/85
A
1
N
M69
H
2
2/25/85
A
4
L
s
2
2/27/85
A
1
N
M69
S
2
3/20/85
A
1
P N
M69
s
2
3/20/85
A
1
N
M69
H
2
3/25/85
A
4
E
H
2
3/29/85
B
1
N
S51
s
2
5/15/85
A
1
N
s
2
7/26/SS
C
1
N
M69
H
2
8/3"/S5
B
4
N
S51
5
2
8/30/85
A
11
N
H
2
9/04/"5
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1
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9/06/85
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9/07/85
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9/09/85
c
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9/13/85
A
4
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H
2
9/26/85
A
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N
H
2
10/02/85
A
1
N
S51
5
2
10/03/85
A
4
F
H
2
10/J4/85
A
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S
2
10/0A/85
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10/14/85
A
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M69
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11/28/85
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12/12/85
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H
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12/13/85
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1
N
W36
s
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12/26/85
C
1
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M69
H 2 1/06/55 A
H 2 3/01/85 A ATT
H 2 12/01/85 B 1 N
S 2 12/24/85 A I N
H 2 12/25/85 C 10 N
H 2 12/26/85 B 1 N
H 7 7/23/B5 A
H 2 8/07/85 A 11 N
S 2 11/08/85 A 6 N
H
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5/22/85 A
4
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6/14/85 A
2
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5
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7/17/85 C
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14
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7/23/85 A
4
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8/23/85 A
1
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8/24/85 C
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11/07/85 A
1 1
N
H
2
12/23/85 A
4
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1/23/85
A
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1/31/85
A
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7
5/08/85
11
1
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2
5/24/85
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1
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7
5/25/85
A
5
N
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6/05/85
A
4
F
2
12/25/85
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5
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2 7/20/«5 A 8 N
7 11/10/85 C 10 N
7
3/11/85
A
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3/13/85
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12/23/85
A
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1/30/95
A
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5/01/85
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9/18/85
A
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MONTHLY/AN
N U A L I I J E X
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGt 830
1/16/96
FDA IC REVIEW ARTIFICIAL HEART USE
COLUMNIST: FOA MOVES TOO SLOWLY ON SULFITE RAN
MEDICAL WRITER HAS GOOO ANO 6*0 NEWS ABOUT DJLL POPPING
U.S. FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SEE ALS? FOOT'ALL
3ENNETT ENVIUUS OF FLUTIE'S FSST GRAB OF USFL RICHES
GABRIEL DRIVEN To BRING USFL TO CHARLOTTE
PROFESSIONAL DREAMER PICTURES USFL IN CHARLOTTE
USFL'S BULLS CUT EX-DEVIL BENNETT LOOSE
U.S. FOREST SERVICE
SEE ALSO FORESTRY
N.C. TIMBER HARVEST EMOTIONAL
SSUE
U.S
U
MERCHANT MARINE
COBLE SEEKS APPLICATIONS TO ACADEMIES
S. MIDDLE OISTRICT COURT
SEE COURTS, U.S., MIDOLE OISTRi:
U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY
SEE WEST POINT (U.S.
ARMy ACAOEMYI
U.S. MILITARY APPEALS
SEE U.S. COURT OF MILITARY APPEALS
U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY
SEE NAVAL ACADEMY
U.S. NAVY
SEE ALSD NUCLEAR SUBMARINES
SEE ALSO SUBMARINES
THE OEFENSE CANCER
NAVY NEEDS WARY BUYERS
NUCLEAR SPIES DESERVE TO caCE OEATH PENALTY
The NAVY'S RIG SPY SCANDAL
THE ZUNWALT LEGACY
The LINGERING menace
FORMER EXECUTIVE SAYS HE PLEADED GUILTY TO HELP STENCEL
IN THE NAVY
INSIDF
RETIREES SEMINAR SET
NAVY LOOKING AT BLIMPS FOR SURVEILLANCE DUTIES
GRANVILLE GOP CHAIRMAN FACING CHARGE BY NAVY
U.S. STRIKES BACK IN GRAND MEASURE
DON'T TREAO ON Mg ICARTOONI
STRIKE AT TERRORISM
ISRAELI STATESMAN HAILS JET INTERCEPTION
LOWER HALF OF OIGNITY
WALKER SHOULD HAVE BEEN SHOT
EDITORIAL ON PERRY WRONG
SPIES OESERVE LONG TERMS
2 MISSING IN N.C. AIR CRASH
TWO NAVY FLIERS ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF A-6E INTRUDER
U.S. NEWS AND WORLO REPORT ihagaZI'IEI
U.S. TRUSTS NEWS SHOWS ON TV, POLL SHOWS
S
■IF E
P 0 HATE C PT*.
H 2 12/13/95 1 R
S 2 12/04/95 A 14
S 2 12/04/85 B 1
u.s. house of representatives
see also fourth congressional oistrict (u.s.i
see also u.s. congress
democrats strangle state's voting rights
house leadership abuses citiz=ns' right
u.s. house of representatives. whips
whitley to be deputy whip in house
hefner launches bid to ee majority whip
running for clout
u.s. immigration ano naturalization service
see also deportations
see also foreign employees
see also immigration
scottish family faces oeportamon 'any day-
family oeserveo break
the lady with the stamp
us. information agency
official: helms' ouestions halted grant to center
ouke surgeon nameo to usia committee
u.s. international trade commission
see also foreign trade
usda brief seeks tobacco imports restriction from ita
some congressmen urge trade panel to put rest= ic t ionson tobacco imports
TOBACCO GROWERS OISAPPOINTEn TVER NO CALL FOR CUT-S IN Imports
HELMS BACKED LEAF PROBE. AIDE SAYS
HELMS HAO RESERVATIONS ABOUT »ROBF
TRADE GROUP OPPOSES LEAF IMPO'T JUOTAS
TRAOE GROUP OPPOSES LEAF IMPORT QUOTAS
U.S. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
SEE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
U.S. MARINE CORPS
SEE ALSO CHERRY POINT MARINE CO'PS AIR STATION
FLOATING DEPOTS PLANNEO
CHARLIE TWO SHOES MAY FACE HEARING
LAWMAKER SAYS CHARLIE TWO SHO= S PAID PRICE FOR BEING MARINES' FRI='in
WOULD-BE ROBBER PICKE" WRONG "AN
MARINE PLEADS GUILTY IN WEAPONS CASE
MARINES HELP FIGHT FIRES IN N.C.
OFFICIAL SAYS MARINES MAY HAVE STARTED FtPg
MARINE KILLED IN HARRIER CRASH
MARINES TAKE PART IN EXERCISE SOLID SHIELO '95
MARINE OFFICER SAYS SECRETS EASY TO TARF
AREA MARINES MAY JOIN SPECIAL LEAGUE
MARINE CONVICTED FOR ASSAULTING DAUGHTER
PHOTOGRAPHER KICKEO DURING MARCH
HEN0E»S0N MAN AMONG INJUREO IN CRASH OF MARINE HELICOPTER
•CHARLIE TWO SHOES' WILL 3E ALLOWED TO REMAIN IN U.S.
5 SAVEO AFTER COPTER CRASHES OFF N.C. COAST
15 MARINES DIE OFF N.C. COAST
TYPE OF HELICOPTER INVOLVEO IN CRASH WON'T BE GRGUNDEO
LIST OF DEAD AND INJURED
MARINES SAY MOST VICTIMS OF CHOPPER CRASH DROWNED
WRECKAGE RECOVERED
CO-PILOT "AY GIVE CASH DETAILS
TWO INVESTIGATIONS PLANNED ON MARINE HELICOPTER CRASH
VICTIMS of BOMBING IN BEIRUT REMEMBERED 4T VIGIL IN N.C.
MARINE SHOT TO DEATH BY OEPUTY
U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE
U.S. MARSHAL SAYS IF RAJNEESH 'DIDN'T THINK HE WAS GCO, HE'D BE...
U.S. MARSHALS USE NEW law TO SEIZE civE-acRf farm
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H 2
H 7
1/31/95 0
1/31/15 B
2/03/95 C
2/09/95 C
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3/05/95 A
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H 2 1/31/85 A 11
h 2 3/29/95 A 12
h 2 12/05/95 A 4
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2
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2/23/95
3/02/95
11/13/85
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A
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3/24/95
12/05/95
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A
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N
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2
I
2
2
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1/02/85
1/04/95
1/05/95
1/09/85
1/09/95
2/02/85
2/02/95
A
9
A
A
A
A
3
1
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N
N
N
N
N
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1/09/85 A
1/15/85 A
1/22/85 9
2/23/85 A
3/10/95 9
4/12/95 A
4/13/85 A
4/27/85 A
5/10/95 A
6/19/85 A
7/13/85 A
a/07/85 A
3/25/85 B
8/27/85 B
9/21/85 A
10/15/95 A
10/16/85 A
10/17/85 A
10/17/95 A
10/19/85 A
10/19/95 A
10/19/85 9
10/22/85 A
10/24/95 A
11/18/85 A
H 2 11/05/85 C 7 N
H 2 12/21/85 CI N "51
h 1 4/05/85 B 1
3/05/95 A
6/06/85 A
6/19/85 A
6/22/95 A
6/30/95 0
7/04/85 A
7/24/55 A
9/05/95 C
9/07/95 A
9/23/85 A
9/25/95 A
H 1 10/04/95 B
2 10/12/95 A
10/14/85 A
10/16/85 A
10/17/85 B
11/17/95 0
11/19/95 A
11/21/95 A
12/04/85 A
12/12/95 A
12/13/85 a
P T37
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H 2 5/05/85 A
MONTHLY/ A
I 'I ■> t X
12/31/35
S U U J F C I S
1/16/36
GREEN LEVEL FIRM MAKES A SWITCH
OAVID GERGEN GETS NEWS POST
CHARLESTON, S.C., BUSINESS REST SAYS MAGAZINE! NO N.C. CITY LISTED
GERGEN SAYS REAGAN COMMITTED
DUKE. UNC ARE AMONG TOP IT IN UNIVERSITY POLL
DUKE. UNC-CH RANK AMONG NATION'S FINEST
N.C. RANKS HIGH IN INCOME TAX RATES
U.S. OFFICE OF BUDGET MANAGEMENT
SEE U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AN 0 BUDGET
U.S. OFFICE OF CIVIL RIGHTS
SEE ALSO CIVIL RIGHTS
OTI GETS HIGH HARKS IN CIVIL EIGHTS PROBE
U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
SFE ALSO N.C. DFPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
AN ELITIST APPOINTMENT
U.S. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT ANO BUOGE T
SEE ALSO U.S.. BUDGET
LIFE'S WORTH? IT OE°ENOS ON THE RISKS OF YOUR JOB
STOCKMAN LEAVES VOID IN THE ADMINISTRATION
STOCKMAN ANO SPENDING: 'THE H=LL WITH IT.' ICARTOONI
U.S. OFFICE OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE PROGRAM
U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO OLYMPICS
SEE ALSO TARHEEL STAT? GAMES
STATE GAMES SET FOR JULY
USOF COULO JUST BE A START
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL
1-40 SECTION MAY BE PAVEO BY 1987
SPORTS FESTIVAL SUPPORT SOUGHT
FFSTIVAL 'AHEAO OF SCHEDULE'
BURROUGHS WELLCOME TO OONATE 1200.000 TO OLYMPIC FESTIVAL "87
PLANNING. COORDINATION KEY TO GOOD SPORTS EVENT
ULYMPIC FESTIVAL OFFICIALS SAY HARO WORK WILL BE WORTH EFFORT
OLYMPIC GOLD BALL SET
OFFICIALS PONOER FESTIVAL TRAFFIC
STONE PLANS SOCCER CAMP: TEXA'l BUYS 35 ACRES...
DURHAM MAY GET NEW SOCCER CAM"
U.S. OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO GOLF
1NMAN IN OPEN FIELD
FOREIGN LEGION INVADING GOLF
U.S. PARK SERVICE
SEE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
U.S. PATENT ANO TRADEMARK OFFICE
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO TRAOEMARKS
UNC DEVICE KEEPS TRACK OF BLOOD PRESSURE ON THE RUN
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
SEE ALSO CHECK THEFTS
SEE ALSO DIRECT MAIL INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
SEE ALSO LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO MAIL FRAUD
SEE ALSO MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS
SEE ALSO POST OFFICES
SEE ALSO POSTMASTERS. N.C.
SEE ALSO U.S. CONGRESS, FRANKING PRIVILEGE
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE. EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSO ZIP COOES
COMMISSIONERS SOFTEN STANO ON BUFFER PEOUIREMENTS
POSTAL SERVICE LIMITED MONOAY
POSTMASTER NAMEO IN WARRENTON
MEMORIES STIRRED AS POSTAL SE'VICE DROPS SAVINGS PLAN
CITY SHOULD SEEK BETTER MAIL SERVICE
improving MAIL SERVICE
FAA TO CONSOLIDATE OFFICES AT R ALE IGH-OURHAM AIRPORT
POSTAL SERVICE NEEDS DURHAM B'ANCH PROPERTY
HOLIOAY HALTS MAIL SERVICE
MAIL OELIVERY TO TAKE HOLIOAY
POSTMEN TO HELP FIND LOST CHILDREN
COBEY SEEKS STUDY OF MAIL PROBLEMS
DEADLINE'S NEARING ON CHRISTMAS MAIL
INSIOE
CCB'S BURNS CRITICAL OF MAIL SERVICE
NEW POSTAL SERVICE BOSS SAYS HELP'S ON THE WAY
TRIANGLE AREA DESERVES BETTER POSTAL SERVICE
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, BUDGET
SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
LABOR COSTS FUEL HIKES
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, EMPLOYEES
OEAF MAN CONVICTED FOR STEALING MAIL
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE, RATES
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COURT REVERSES DAMAGE AWARD AGAINST CHURCH
UNIVERSITY ANALYTICS INC.
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7
N
H
2
3/22/15
C
I
P N
M71
s
2
3/23/85
A
9
P N
nil
s
2
11/23/85
A
8
P U
F25
H
2
U/25/85
B
2
N
M71
s
2
11/25/85
0
2
N
F25
H
2
3/22/15
c
1
p N
M71
s
2
3/22/15
D
1
P N
018
H
2
3/23/85
B
2
N
M7t
H
2
4/06/85
B
7
N
071
S
2
11/20/85
B
1
P i)
018
s
2
11/23/85
A
8
P N
Oil
H
2
11/24/85
C
1
P N
071
H
2
11/25/85
8
2
P N
071
s
2
U/25/85
0
3
P Ij
018
H
2
4/21/85
A
1
P N
H
2
4/22/85
S
1
N
H
2
4/23/P5
a
I
N
W24
H
2
4/23/85
A
4
E
H
2
5/U/85
A
1
N
W24
s
2
5/13/85
A
5
N
S 2 6/05/R5 A
H 2 10/09/85 A 11
S 2 10/12/65 A 4
S ' 2/15/85 D
H 2 6/16/85 C 6 P N C36
3/15/85
3/16/85
12/02/85
12/02/85
12/02/15
12/06/85
I) C52
U F2i
N M71
N F25
U F2S
N F25
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85 -
INDEX
l2/31/°5
>AGE 1!«
1/16/86
ACC EYES ON MANNING... AGAIN
KANSAS HITS PACK WTIH PFAK EFFORT
WOLFPACK PAYS FOP. ANOTHER LESSON
» BASKETBALL STATE?
UNIV. OF KENTUCKY SPORTS. BASKETBALL
^c£r,,?iIHDf!S;SH2!'l* C4STS STR3N1"' IN STATE-KENTUCKY BASH
KENTUCKY POOR. BUT HAS ENOUGH FOR STATE
PLENTY OF PIECES, BUT NONE MATCHING
IT'S NOW OR NEVER FOR CARNESECCA
Sf?S JS 51 »■ ^Si^ft. 'Cft V?" "" KE"TU"y 5P-CULATI0N
LEXINGTON SHOWS ITS TRUE COLONS
HALL' SUCCESSOR 10 FACE INTENSE PRESSURE TO WIN
B* SK E| T a a LL MOVIE TO BE FILMED IN PART AT OUKE
INVESTIGATIONS FIND OIRT. BUT CLOUD ISSUE
UNIV. OF LOUISVILLE SPORTS. BASKETBALL
WHAT'S IN CARDS FOR PACK
STATE SI NCS KENTUCKY BLUES AGAIN - FALLS TO LOUISVILLE
DRUM'S DOUBLE OOZEN: CAROS SAY IT'S LOUISVILLE
UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS. BASKETBALL
TERRS' GATLIN GUNS DOWN PACK
DR1ESELL CATCHES STATE IN TER» TRAP
TERPS' LEWIS EYES NEW HEIGHTS VS. UNC
UNC STEALS TERPS' THUNOER
STRANGE ENCOUNTERS OF UNC K I NT
POPSON POPS TFRPS WITH CLUTCH SHOT
TAR HEELS FRUSTRATE LEFTY, MAJYLANO AGAIN
BLUE DEVILS IN PURSUIT OF I 3 TH WIN
TERPS BEDEVIL DUKE, 78-76
9V!5il..0SHfS EIRST H4LF: TERRAPINS TOOK THE WIN
TERPS TRIP DEVILS IN OT
OUKE ACCEPTS FIRST LOSS
BLUE OEVILS NOT SOUR OVER BITTER TASTE OF DEFEAT
?y^Jf.' REBELS WITHSTAND RALLY BY TERPS. 78-76
TERPS' ACC LEAO SAFE, BUT BARELY
OUKE AIMS TO PROVE HOME EDGE
TERPS CARRY CONFERENCE LEAO TO DUKE
DEVILS ELBOW TERPS from 1ST
LEFTY'S PARTY A BUST
WHAT'S GOIN' ON HERE?
. BLUE DEVILS GET BACK IN ACC CHASE
SIIEI TRDA,VEL°TO,MARYL,A'NDHEeLS F0R °"«^'S 5°°™
LE^SLM0v!4^VEfFH?ELSSPARLT,FTT4K6 °V" 2N0
;r52ESSsH2=li.B*9,FASTS T0 BACK UP H,s lecture
CLEMSON OEFENSE KEY IN WIN QV\ R MARYLAND
lliZZ SAN0 BEACONS FIFTH STRAIGHT ACC SETBACK
T^pTtrYp^ENEr'uUs' ?^CKERPS *S "*" "A"S
TERPS' WIN STIRS TOP JO AMBITIONS
DUKE'S OPENER: WHEN YOU'RF HOT, YOU'Rc HOT
OUKE PLAYS LIKE THE DEVILISI IN OUSTING TERPS
OAWKINS OELIVFRS FOR OEVILS
•CATS PUT COOL TERPS ON ICE
T,s!LP!-4NrII£l<ETS ORIESELL'S FLIGHT FROM TERP'S COOP
ORIESELL TO TALK, BUT WON'T LEAVE
ORIESELL STAYING AT MARYLANO
ACC PREVIEW: MARYLANO
DRIESELL'S EXCITEMENT THIS YEAR BASEO PIIRFLY ON BIAS
MARYLANO MARCHES BY CAVS FOR 3RD STRAIGHT ACC CROWN
UNIV. OF MARYLAND SPORTS. FOOTBALL
EX-TULANE STAR WANTS MSU'S K P K AS WITNESS
MARYLAND'S ROSS SEES NO. I AS HEAVY LOAO FOR TERRAPINS
ACC'S BIG FOUR COMING UP SMALL
AT RANDOM
ALL IN ALL, ACC IS UP IN • 85
I!S5?.t!!iST. ??95E = ?U!=LETS WHILE SHOOTING FOR 3RD TITLE
MARYLAND PLACES FIVE ON PRESEASON TEAM
LIONS' MAGICAL MARYLANO MASTERY TOUR CONTINUES
4C£ S TERPS THROWN TO WOLVEIRINEIS IN SHUTOUT
SLOW START TYPICAL FOR TERPS
TERPS GET FIRST ACC VICTORY AFTER SURVIVING PACK'S ATTACK
•PACK PLAYS WELL, OOESN'T GET MUST WIN AIIALK
NEW KICKER INSPIRES TERRAPINS BY WAKE
TERPS ANOTHER MAJOR OCTOBER U=>STACLC FOR DUKE
TERPS TOUGH ON DEVILS
UNOERDOG BLUE DEVILS WORRY ROSS
TERPS STILL KING OF ACC OEFENSE
UPSET HOPES BLOW UP IN DEVILS' FACES
LITTLE WARNING ISSUED FOR TER»S' BLAST
TERPS' LATE BINGE DEFLATES OEVILS
ROSS REFUTES SLOAN'S CLAIM
HEELS REVISIT SCENE OF '83 NIGHTMARE
HEELS SEEK ANSWER FOR TERPS
BOWLS KEEPING EYE ON TERPS
EXPECTATIONS HAVE TAKEN TOLL 7H TERPS
TERPS' NUMBERS ADO I UP I TO TA) HEELS' BLUES
TAR HEELS' OB SWITCH SCORES' 3UT NOT FNOUGH
ACC FOOTBALL BETTER THAN WHAT WE HEAR
TAR HEELS BOW MEEKLY TO TFRPS
MAk'yL.Nd'c'uAc'h NOW^gciMFul ?» £ E?»" YL4N° '»*"* l«T0 «" AFTERMATH
UNIV. OF MIAMI (FLORIDA! SPORTS, "ASKETBALL
TAR HEELS FACE STIFF(S) CHALLENGE
HEELS RELAXING IN FLORIDA SUN
UNIV. OF MICHIGAN SPORTS, BASKETBALL
TECH FALLS FLAT IN OPENER
UNIV. OF MINNESOTA SPORTS, FOOTBALL
on^E?5v^nuc0£,!,ARXtAVScS,?KS5: H0LTZ U"-L N°T COACH IN BOWL GAME
?GS£ S4TS HE WILL OECIOE TODAY; MINNESOTA OENIES Offer
EX-DUKE AIDE GUTEKUNST GETS MINNESOTA JOB UC"" U C
UNIV. OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA SPORTS, BASKETBALL
HEELS HEAVY FAVORITES
UNIV. OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS SPORTS. BASKETBALL
HEELS RALLY PAST UNLV IN SHOOTOUT
TAR HEELS SURVIVE UNLV ZONE
BRAD DAUGHERTY TOO MUCH FOR REBELS
STATE REPELS NO. 12 UNLV
UNIV. OF N.C.
UNC STUDENT RAPS BARRIERS
UNIV. OF N.C ADMISSIONS
SM„4!=5P yNIy- 0F N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. MINORITY ADMISSIONS
"BIT; CHANGES' PROPOSEO F0o EDUCATION IN N.C.
FRIDAY WANTS HIGHER STANDARDS FOR ATHLETES
P n
DATE
S I T
E L Y
C PG L P BYL
H 2 12/07/85 0 1 P U M7|
H 2 12/03/95 c 1 P N "71
S 2 12/09/"5 D J P U FJ5
S 2 12/10/85 B 1 U Fjs
H 2
1/0V35 B
2 N 071
H ?
1/06/85 A
1 N 071
H 2
1/06/P5 C
3 U 071
S 2
3/22/55 D
1 P U 018
H 2
3/25/05 3
5 N
S 2
3/25/B5 0
11 N
H 2
3/29/95 C
1 IP 071
H 2
4/02/85 B
2 U D71
H 2
6/06/85 B
3 N
H 2
11/01/S5 C
1 U 171
H 2
1/26/B5 0
1 P 11 D71
H 2
1/27/B5 C
1 P N 07 1
H 2
11/19/85 0
6 P F
H 2
1/03/85 D
1 P N M71
s 2
1/03/R5 8
I P N
H 2
1/09/85 3
2 N M7 1
H 2
1/1D/8S D
1 P M n7i
H 2
l/in/35 0
1 II M7I
S 2
1/10/85 B
1 P u Die
S 2
l/in/85 B
1 P N F25
H 2
1/14/85 B
2 P N D71
H 2
1/15/85 D
1 P N D71
H 2
1/15/B5 d
4 N D71
S 2
1/15/B5 B
2 P N F25
S 2
1/15/P5 B
3 U F25
H 2
1/16/85 B
2 U 07 1
H 2
1/20/85 C
3 N
H 2
2/07/85 D
1 N MIA
S 2
2/08/85 0
I P N F25
H 2
2/00/85 D
1 P N "71
H 2
2/10/B5 B
1 P N M7!
H 2
2/10/B5 c
1 U M71
H 2
2/10/85 C
12 P P K30
S 2
2/11/85 D
2 P U F25
H 2
2/13/85 3
2 N M71
S 2
2/13/85 0
1 P N F25
H 2
2/14/85 0
1 N M71
S 2
2/14/35 B
I P H F25
H 2
2/15/85 C
1 P U M71
H 2
2/18/85 B
2 P N
H 2
2/25/85 3
2 N
H 2
2/28/85 D
I N "71
S 2
2/28/85 B
1 P N B90
H 2
3/04/85 e
2 N
H 2
3/05/85 B
2 U 071
H 2
3/09/85 3
2 N M71
S 2
3/09/85 A
8 P U D18
H 2
3/23/85 B
2 P »l C52
H 2
3/08/85 D
I U D71
S 2
8/08/85 B
1 N
H 2
9/09/B5 c
1 N
S 2
M/15/R5 0
21 P N F25
H 2
11/19/85 0
5 P F M71
H 2
11/30/85 0
1 P N
H 2
7/19/85 D
5 N
H 2
7/30/85 B
2 N
H 2
3/04/35 C
3 U 071
S 2
8/20/85 D
1 U 018
S 2
8/23/85 D
3 P F 018
H 2
8/27/85 0
8 P N
H 2
9/06/85 C
1 N C52
H 2
9/08/85 c
1 N C36
H ?
9/29/85 C
1 N
S 2
1D/03/B5 B
4 P U P52
H 2
10/06/85 C
1 N 171
S 2
10/07/85 D
6 P U P52
H 2
10/20/85 C
3 N
H 2
10/22/95 B
2 N C52
S 2
10/22/85 0
2 P N F2?
S 2
10/23/85 0
2 n
H 2
10/25/35 C
1 N C52
H 2
10/27/85 C
I P N C52
H 2
10/27/85 C
6 P N C52
S 2
10/28/85 0
4 U F28
H 2
10/30/85 B
2 P N
S 2
10/31/85 0
1 P U F25
H 2
11/01/85 C
I P N C36
S 2
1 1/01/85 0
1 P N F25
H 2
11/02/85 0
1 N C36
H 2
11/03/85 C
1 N C36
H 2
11/03/85 C
4 P U C36
H 2
U/D4/»5 0
1 U 071
S 2
11/04/85 0
2 P U F25
H 2
11/18/85 B
2 P N
H 2
12/06/85 C
1 P '1
H 2
12/27/85 C
1 P N M71
S 2
12/27/85 0
1 P N
H 2 12/01/85 C 1 P N M71
2 12/04/85 B 2
2 12/05/85 D 1
2 12/06/35 C 1
S 2 11/29/85 D 1 P N 018
12/02/35 3
12/02/95 0
12/02/35 0
12/26/95 D
S 2 11/14/85 A 12
H 2 2/21/85 A
S 2 2/21/85 C
N 071
U 018
N 018
N
N L38
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85 -
INDEX 0
12/31/85
MnvE TO SET SAT LIMIT FACES RUB WITH STATUS OUO .
UNC COACH SMITH CRITICAL OE OV £RE"PHA S 1 1 INC SAT
UNC BRASS SAY 700 SAT TO HURT WORTHY STUDENTS
REQUIRING MINIMUM 700 ON SAT IS NOT REALISTIC
EXPERT SAYS MINIMUM SCORE ON SAT MAY NOT GUARANTEE SUCCESS IN COLLEGE
SPAULDING AND SLOAN ON ATHLETICS STUDY PANEL
LCGISLATIVE PANELS TO HEAR FATHER OF MURDERED CHILD
SAT LIMIT WOULD HURT DESEGREGATION, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS
COBEY URGES BETTER ACAOEMIC STANOAROS
NCCU HEAO COOL TO SET SATS
LcGISLATOR SUGGESTS PHASING IN SAT RULE
HOUSE PANEL UUICKLY KILLS 700 SAT-SCO»E PROPOSAL
UNC GOVFRNORS. TRUSTEES SHOULD SET SAT CRITERIA
LEGISLATORS TRY TO DRAW LINE REGARDING EDUCATION POLICY
N.C. SENATE APPROVES EOUAL EDUCATION PLAN
TOO MANY ATHLETES GETTING EXCEPTION TO POLICIES — POOL F
SMALL SCHOOLS AGAINST 700 SAT MINIMUM
FRIDAY SAYS NEW UNC STANDAROS HELPING STATE'S HIGH SCHOOLS
UNIV. OF N.C, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
UNC ALUMNI TO HOLD ACTIVITIES SATURDAY
BOARD APPROVES ALUMNI CENTER
UNC ALUMNI TO GET 'HOME'
UNIV. OF N.C, BUDGET
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF
N.C. "UOGET OFFI
SEARCH TO BEGIN
SEN. RQYALL RE-E
UNC, OTHER UNIVE
UNC-WILMINGTON P
UNC GOVERNORS AF
LEGISLATOR BLAST
BUDGET PANEL APP
APPROVED BY PANE
UNC OFFICIALS LO
UNC TUITION STIL
LEGISLATURE OK S
UNC BOARO APPROV
UNC BUDGETS, PAY
N.C. FOARD OF GOVERNORS, BUDGET
CER LISTS $15 MILLION -SHUFFLE1 ITEMS
FOR SUCCESSOR TO UNC LEAOER
LECTEO TU HEAT BUDGET GROUP
RSITIES HIT FOR FUNDING MOVES
ROJECT 1 OF 15 CRITICIZED BY BOARD
FIRM OPPOSITION TO TUITION HIKE
S COMPARABLE JORTH, HANTS STUDY ENDED
ROVES EOUCATI?N CUTS
L: UNC OFFICIALS UNHAPPY KITH BUDGET PROPnSAL
BBY FOR 10* TJITION HIKE
L bARGAIN. BUT STATE AID STIRS DEBATE
128.7 MILLION FOR UNC PROJECTS
ES SALARY HIKE
RAISES OK • 0
UNIV. OF N.C. CONSTRUCTION
.SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CONSTRUCTION
LEGISLATURE OKS $28.7 MILLION FOR UNC PROJECTS
UNC CONSTRUCTION FUNDS OK'O
BOARD APPROVES ATHLETICS PEP01T
UNIV. OF N.C, CURRICULUM
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S., CURRICJLUM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CURRICULUM
UNC GOVERNORS APPROVE CHANGES IN CURRICULUM
UNIV. OF N.C, DESEGREGATION
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C, FEDERAL AID
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. DESEGREGATION
UNC GOVERNORS WONDER ABOUT BUDGET AUTHORITY
SAT LIMIT WOULD HURT DESEGREGATION, UNC OFFICIAL SAYS
UNC GOVERNORS APPROVE CHANGES IN CURRICULUM
ILL-FOUNDED CHARGE
UNC BOARD GETS ANNUAL REPORT TN ENROLLMENT
UNC SYSTEM 2.2U SHY OF BLACK ENROLLMENT PACT
UNIV. OF N.C, EMPLOYEES
UNC BOARD SETS POLICY ON W0UL3-BE CANDIDATES
UNC CHANGES POLICY ON LEGISLATIVE SERVICE
UNIV. OF N.C, ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO COLLEGES, N.C. ENROLLMENT
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, ENROLLMENT
SCHOOLS LEARN PAINFUL BUDGET LESSONS
UNC BOARO GETS ANNUAL REPORT IN ENROLLMENT
UNC SYSTEM 2.21X SHY OF BLACK ENROLLMENT PACT
UNIV. OF N.C FACULTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
BILL WOULD GIVE UNC 14. MILLION TO LURE SCHOLARS
FRIDAY: POLICY FOR POLITICOS AFFECTS ALL UNC JOBS
FUND PROPOSEO TO LURE TOP PROFESSORS TO UNC CAMPUSES
UNC ALUMNI TO GET 'HOME'
5 APPOINTED TO UNC PROFESSORSHIPS
REPORT CITES SYSTEM NEED for FULL-TIME BUSINESS PROFESSORS
RTP PRESTIGE ENHANCED
UNIV. OF N.C, FACULTY, SALARIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY SALARIES
UNC BOARD APPROVES SALARY HIKE
UNC BUDGETS. PAY RAISES OK'O
UNIV. OF N.C, GIFTS AND FUNO RAISING
tl MILLION BEOUEST MAOE TO UNC
UNIV. OF N.C, GRANTS
UNC PRUFS GET GRANT
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY GIVES 165.000 TO UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., INVESTMENTS
SEE ALSO INVESTMENTS
STUDENT LEADERS WANT UNC TO SHUN INDIRECT S. AFRICA TIES
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL URGFS APARTHEIO BAN
UNC OKS APARTHEID RESOLUTION
TRUSTEES ACCEPT DIVESTITURE RESOLUTION RV FACULTY COUNCIL
SALARY •DISPARITIES" PEEVE NCCU FACULTY
UNIV. OF N.C, LAWSUITS
SEE ALSO LAWSUITS, N.C.
DAUGHTER FILES SUIT IN UNC CADAVER CASE
COMPUTATION CENTER'S PARTNERSHIP WITH 3 SCHOOLS BASIS OF LAWSUIT
WOMAN'S SUIT AGAINST UNC KEPT ACTIVE
UNIV. OF N.C, PRESIDENT
SEARCH TO BEGIN FOR SUCCESSOR TO UNC LEAOER
SEARCH PANEL NAMED FOR NEW UNC HEAD
UNC COMMITTEE NAMED
9 PICKED FOR PANEL IN UNC SEARCH
OUNLAP GETS POST ON SEARCH PANEL
FEBRUARY INSIGHT
PANEL CHOSEN TO FINO FRIDAY'S SUCCESSOR
PANEL NAMED TO FINO FRIDAY'S SUCCFSSOR
TAR HEEL PRESIDENT IS URGED FIR UNC
FRIDAY'S JOB IS TOO VITAL TO LIMIT SUCCESSOR SEARCH
MORE THAN 100 NAMES IN HAT FO* TOP UNC JOB
BOARO APPROVES ALUMNI CENTER
UNC ALUMNI TO GET 'HOME'
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DATE
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2/23/85
A
A
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S 2
2/23/85
A
a
P
N
H 2
2/24/35
B
i
N
H 2
2/26/B5
A
A
F
S 2
2/27/R5
C
10
N
S 2
3/0»/»5
A
1
N
846
H 2
3/11/85
A
10
N
H 2
3/11/55
A
1
N
S 2
3/15/55
A
1
p
N
HA*
H 2
3/18/85
A
1
p
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W24
H 2
3/13/85
C
1
N
H 2
3/20/85
A
1
p
N
LAO
S 2
3/21/85
A
A
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S 2
3/26/R5
A
B
J
H 2
4/06/85
A
5
N
H 3
5/10/85
B
I
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346
H 2
5/14/85
B
1
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346
H 2
11/12/85
A
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S 2 5/09/85 C 5 N
S 2 5/10/85 A 1 P N 8A6
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H
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1/12/85
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2/14/85
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3/07/85
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3/09/85
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7/09/85
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7/24/85
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1
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H 2 7/09/85 A 13 N
S 2 7/09/85 C IP N
H 2 10/12/85 C 1 N 846
S 2 7/2T/85 A 16
1/11/85
3/13/85
7/27/85
10/31/85
11/08/85
11/09/85
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N 846
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2/08/85 A
2/09/85 C
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S 2 11/03/35 A 1 N B<,6
H 2 11/09/85 C 1 N 846
S 2
H 2
3/06/85
3/09/85
3/27/85
5/11/85
6/07/85
6/1A/85
10/14/85
7/26/85
7/27/85
1
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N 346
H 2 8/31/85 A
S 2 2/13/B5 C I
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881
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11/16/85
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881
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11/22/85
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11/23/B5
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12/03/85
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1/17/85
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1/12/35
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1/15/85
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PANEL SAYS FRIDAY'S SUCCESSOR SHOULD HAVe INTEGRITY, U'JMOR
BOARO Of GOVERNORS PICKS TRAITS DESIRED IN NEW UNC PRESIOENT
SEARCH TO REPLACE FRIDAY TOP SECRET
COMMITTEE MEETS
SECRECY VEILS HUNT FOR UNC PR^SID=NT
U'lC SEARCH COMMITTEE SHUTS DOTR JUIC.KLY
SOME EMPLOYEES RACK OAWSON FO< JOB
FRIOAY SET TO RETIRE EARLIER
FINAL SPEECH: FRIDAY SAYS UNIVERSITY IS FACING CHALLENGES TO f
FINAL SPEECH
MUSIC ANO MARCHING
HONOR FRIDAY BY HELPING TO PROTECT IJNC FREEDOM
UNC SEARCH PANEL REPURT O'JE FRIDAY
UNC GIVES FRIDAYS TOP HONOR
HONOR IS APPROPRIATE FOR WILLIAM, IOA FRIDAY
THE INCOMPARABLE FRIDAYS
A PLACE OF THEIR OWN
UNC PRESIDENT RFJECTS RETIREH=NT FUND OFFER
BILL FRIDAY'S REJECTION OF MONEY ENHANCES IUAGE
UNIV. OF N.C.. SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
UNC GOVERNORS FORM PANEL ON ATHLETICS
CHANCELLORS TO 3E POLLED ON ATHLETIC POLICIES
UNC ATHLETICS PANEL TO BEGIN WEARING TESTIMONY IN MAY
TOO MANY ATHLETES GETTING EXCEPTION TO POL IC I ES--POOL E
SMALL SCHOOLS AGAINST 700 SAT MINIMUM
UNC LEAOERS WILL SUPPORT NEW JULES
FRESHMEN ATHLETES CONCERN UNC PANEL
UNC MAY RESTRICT FRESHMEN ATHLETES
UNC COMMITTEE HEDGES ON ATHLETIC CHANGES
UNC PANEL FUMBLES BALL
COMMITTEE TOLO BOOSTER CLUBS WELL-COORDINATED
UNC APS DISCUSS BOOSTER ISSUE'
ARTICLE MAY 'PREVIEW" UNC ATHLET[CS REPORT
ATHLETIC RECOMMENDATIONS RECEIVE SOME high marks
ATHLETICS Panel: PUT CHANCELLORS IN CHARGE
UNC SEEKS REFORMS IN ATHLETICS
BOARO APPROVES ATHLETICS REPO'T
SMITH: COMMITTEE'S REPORT FLAWEO
GRADUATION RATES REPORTED
SPORTS. STUOIES CAN MIX
UNIV. OF N.C.. STUDENTS
MOST UNC STUOENTS FAIL GEOGRA'HY TESTS
GEOGRAPHICAL ILLITERACY NEEDS ATTENTION, ACTION
GEOGRAPHICAL IGNORANCE IN COLLEGES INEXCUSABLE
RAISING OF DRINKING AGE OPPOSED
UNIV. "F N.C., TUITION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TUITION
FRIDAY OUTLINES OPPOSITION TO HIKE IN UNC TUITION
UNC GOVERNORS AFFIRM OPPOSITION TO TUITION HIK.E
UNC BOARD APPROVES IDEA OF NEW MEDICAL CENTFR
TUITION HIKE WRONG
APPROVEO By PANEL: UNC OFFICIALS UNHAPPY WITH BUDGET PROPHSAL
UNC OFFICIALS LOBBY FOR IOX TJITION HIKE
ABORTION CONSENT MEASURE ADVANCES OVER OBJECTIONS
UNC TUITION STILL BARGAIN. BUT STATE AID STIRS DEBATE
UNC BOARO APPROVES SALARY HIKE
UNIV. OF N.C.i UNIV. AWARD
SEE ALSO AWARDS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AWAROS
THE FRIDAYS RECEIVE UNC'S HIGHEST HONOR
UNC GIVES FRIDAYS TOP HONOR
HONOR IS APPROPRIATE FOR WILLIAM, IDA FRIDAY
THE INCOMPARABLE FRIDAYS
UNIV. OF N.C, VICE PRESIDENT OF RESEARCH AND PUBLIC SERVICE
JASPER MEMORY TO SERVE AS ACTING UNC VICE PRESIDENT
MEMORY TO FILL UNC POSITION
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS
SEE ALSO UMV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TWO EX-HUNT AIDES MAY JOIN UNC SYSTEM
SEARCH TO BEGIN FOR SUCCESSOR TO UNC LEADER
SEARCH PANEL NA"ED FOR NEW UNC HEAD
UNC COMMITTEE NAMED
9 PICKED FOR PANEL IN UNC SEARCH
SEARCH COMMITTEE BEGINS TASK IF FINDING NEW UNC PRESIDENT
UNC SEARCH PANEL STARTS WORK
PLAN PROPOSED FOR SCIENCE, MATH SCHOOL
UNC BOAPO SETS POLICY ON WOUL">-°E CANDIDATES
STAGE SCT FOR NCCU CHANCELLOR SEARCH
UNC CHANGES POLICY ON LEGISLATIVE SERVICE
APPROVAL PREDICTED FOR maTh S" HOOL °LAN
SPAULOING ANO SLOAN ON ATHLETICS STUOY PANEL
FRIDAY OUTLINES OPPOSITION TO HIKE IN UNC TUITION
FRIDAY: POLICY FOR POLITICOS AFFECTS ALL UNC JOPS
HEALTH PROMOTION CENTER AUTHO'IZEO
UNC GOVERNORS AFFIRM OPPOSIT|?N TO TUITION HIKE
UNC GOVERNORS FORM PANEL ON ATHLETICS
UNC BCARO APPRUVES IOEA OF NEW MCQICAL CENTER
UNC ATHLETICS PANEL MAY 00 SL»VFY
CHANCELLORS TO BE POLLED ON ATHLETIC POLICIES
SCIENCE. MARTH SCHOOL BILL FILED
2-YEAR BUOGET OF 149.5 MILLION URGED FOR NCCU
20» BUOGET INCREASE ASKED FDR SCIENCE. MATHEMATICS SCHOOL
UNC ATHLETICS PANEL T? BEjIN HEARING TESTIMONY IN MAY
UNC STUOENTS VOTE AGAINST »10D MEAL PLAN
UNC TRUSTEES: TAKE TIME TO ENSURE NEW ARENA SAFE
UNC. N.C. STATE PROFESSORS TO RECEIVE GARDNER AWAROS
TOO MANY ATHLETES GETTING EXCEPTION ID POL IC I ES— POOL E
BDARO APPROVES ALUMNI CENTER
UNC ALUMNI TO GET 'HOME'
ATHLETICS COMMITTEE FINDING A'PLES, ORANGES WON'T PAIR
AOAMS, SLOAN ELECTED TO UNC G7VERNQ9S BOARO
2 ALRFAOY BUSY WITH UNC MATTE'S
CLEARING THE RECORO
CHEERLEAOER SAFETY LEFT TO SC<OOLS
REPORT CITES SYSTEM NEED FOR ^ULL-TIMC BUSINESS PROFESSORS
PANEL SAYS FRIDAY'S SUCCESSOR SHOULD HAVE INTEGRITY, HUMQR
BOARD OF GOVERNORS PICKS TRAITS OESIREO IN NEW UNC PRESIOENT
WALKER PREDICTS NCCU ENROLLMENT SURGE
TEACHER-TRAINING STUOIES SURP'ISE UNC OFFICIALS
BLACK LEGISLATORS SEND MESSAGC OF EOUALITY TO UNC'S GOVERNORS
COMMITTEE TOLD BOOSTER CLUBS W ELL-COJRD tN ATED
UNC BOARD APPROVES SALARY HIKC
UNC GOVERNORS APPROVE CHANGES IN CURRICULUM
UNC OFFICIAL: DON'T WEAKEN MINIMUM ATHLCT!C STANDARDS
SCIENCE SCHOOL BOARD TO HEAR APPEALS
MATH SC-IOCL TRUSTEES GIVEN FlYAL SAY ON AOMISSIONS
MRS. CLFMENTS. SITTEASON NAME-) TRUSTEES OF NEW TEACHING CENTER
BOARO OPPOSES NCAA INDEXING PLAN
ARTICLE MAY 'PREVIEW' UNC ATHLETICS REPORT
MATH SCHOOL OPENS NEW TRUSTEE SYSTEM
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1/01/85
INDEX H
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
>A0t 117
MATH SCHOOL TRUSTEES GRAPPLE WITH POLICIES
SECRECY VEILS HUNT FOP UNC PRESIOENT
ATHLETIC RECOMMENDATIONS RECEIVE SOME HIGH MARKS
ATHLETICS PANEL: RUT CHANCELLORS IN CHAPGF
UNC SEEKS REFORMS IN ATHLETICS
BOARD APPROVES ATHLETICS REPOIT
UNC SEARCH COMMITTEE SHUTS 0O0R QUICKLY
SMITH: COMMITTEE'S REPORT FLAWED
GRADUATION RATES REPORTED
SPURTS. STUDIES CAN MIX
SMITH RENEWS CHALLENGE OF UNC PANEL
STUDENT-ATHLETES FACE T I MF , E'lERGV ne-ANDS
EDUCATION — THE PRIORITY
UNC SEAPCH PANEL REPORT OJ E FRIDAY
FRIDAY SAYS NEW UNC STANOAROS HELPING STATE'S HIGH SCHOOLS
THE FRIDAYS RECEIVE UNC'S HIGHEST HONOR
UNC GIVES FRIOAYS TOP HONOR
HONOR IS APPROPRIATE FOR WILLIAM, IOA FRIDAY
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS. "UOGET
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. BUDGET
UNC GOVERNORS WONDER ABOUT BUDGET AUTHORITY
UNC BUDGETS. PAY RAISES OK ' D
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF GOVERNORS. "EMBERS
BILL WOULD REQUIRE OFFICIALS TO RESIGN To SEEK OTHER OFFICES
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BOARO OF TRUSTEFS
UNIV. OF N.C. BOARO OF VISITORS
LAWYER HEAOS VISITORS BOARD
UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. TELEVISION
SHOW TO FOCUS ON WORLD ISSUES
WRITER MAYA ANGELOU AND UNC HISTORIAN APE FEATURED IN SPECIAL
PUBLIC TV IS 30 YEARS OLO
UNC TELEVISION TO BROADCAST 'FESTIVAL '35'
UNC PUBLIC TV CENTER GETS PLEDGES OF (428, 4?9
GOAL SURPASSED
EPVIN PROGRAM TO BE RESHOWN
•SHEPHERD'S AMERICA'
•TAKING MY TURN' DEBUTS
PRESS ADDRESSED
PUBLIC TELEVISION EMPLOYEE PROMOTED
UNIV. OF N.C. EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. RAMS CLUB
UNIV. OF N.C.-ASHEVILLE
IIS MILLION OF STATE SURPLUS SPENT
FORMER HUNT AIDE TO SEEK UNIVERSITY POST
FRIDAY: POLICY FOR POLITICOS 1FFECTS ALL UNC JO^S
SPECIAL UNC-A JOB CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS NAME
UNIV. OF N.C.-ASHEVILLE. ADMI NI STR» T I ON
COMMITTEE OK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION BOARO
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL
TAR HEELS SPOTTED IN 'STARMAN' S 2
aONING UP: DOCTORS AT UNC OEV=LOP NEW METHOD TO REPLACE LOST BONE TISSUE H ?
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. ACCREDITATION
UNC REPORT: MORE MONEY, LESS STATE CONTROL NEEDED S 2
UNC RESEARCH STUDY: MORE CASH, LESS STATE CONTROL H 2
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ADMINISTRATION
UNC GETS NEW DEAN OF ARTS AND SCIENCES S 2
UNC'S MANIRE TO RETIRE AS VICE CHANCELLOR, DEAN H 2
UNC OFFICIAL NOMINATED FOR ARK. EDUCATION POST H ?
ARK. EOUCATOR COMING TO UNC H 2
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO UNC-CH FACULTY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF BLACK FACULTY
UNC COUNCIL DISSATISFIED WITH STATUS OF BLACK FACULTY
REPORT: UNC NEEDS BLACKS
FORDHAM: UNC MUST RECRUIT OIVERSE STAFF
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ALUMNI
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, ALUMNI iSSOCIATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, RAMS CLUB
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWAROS
U"C SCHEDULING ALUMNI JOG
UNC ALUMNI TO HONOR FIVE WITH SERVICE MEDALS
UNC PROGRAM SATURDAY IN MEMORY OF SEN. ERVIN
UNC ALUMNI TO HOLD ACTIVITIES SATURDAY
ALUMNI ORGANIZATION ELECTS OFFICERS
3 UNC REUNION CLASSES PLEDGE (1.6 MILLION
TV PILOT TO BE FILMEO AT UNC
EX-UNC STAR SHOWS HE'S WINNER IN GAME OF LIFE
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI :ENTER
BLACKNALL HOUSE GETS LAST-MINUTE RAJING REPRIEVF
BOARO APPROVES ALUMNI CENTER
UNC ALUMNI TO GET 'HOME'
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, ARBORETUM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL C3KER ARBORETUM
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. AWARDS
SEE ALSO BOWMAN ANO GORDON GRAY PROFESSORSHIP
SEE ALSO C. KNOX MASSEY DISTINGJISHED SERVICE AWARD
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, UNIV. AJARO
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL. CHANCELLOR'S ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
SEE ALSO WILLIAM RICHAROSON DAVIE AWA»0
UNC TRUSTEES VOTE TO RAISE PARKING FEES
OFFICIALS AT UNC HONOR EMPLOYEES FOR SERVICE
MCCALL AWARDS GIVEN
PUBLIC HEALTH PRESENTS SPECIAL AWAROS
WARREN GETS DENTAL AWARD
SHEPS GETS UNC RURAL HEALTH AWARD
FOUR STUOENTS HONORED BY UNC SCHOOL OP LAW
CARMICHAEL AWARD GOES TO KASSON
EL-HINOI WINS COMPETITION FOR WRITING
LIBRARIAN RECEIVES AWARD
NOTES FPOM UNC
UNC NEWSLETTER RECEIVES GOLD MEDALS
INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT RECEIVES (10,000 AWARD
UNC HEALTH FACULTY GET AWARDS
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, BANDS
WHAT'S THAT TUNE?
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, BUDGET
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unc rfsearch study: more cash, less statfc contbnl
unc officials pitch for budge! of 5125 million
unc rfsearchers can't take n [h grants for granted
univ. of n.c.-chapfl hill, buildin3 construction
see univ. of n.c.-cha°el hill, f onstruc t i on
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill, calenda' and schedule
unc students begin fall classes tooay
unc students — aouut 20,000 of them — start classes
fall classes begin at unc's chapel hill campus
shorter semesters proposeo f0» unc
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, chancellor's annual awaros cere«ony
see also awards
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, awards
2 durham stuoents gets unc awards
zoologist to get hunorary 0eg1ef from university of lund,
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, chancellor's office
unc chancellor thanks kenan, hamner for land
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, coliseum
see univ. uf n.c. -chapel hill student activities center
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, commencement
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, honorary oegrees
unc lists december graduates
charles kuralt to speak at un: commencement
charles kuralt to speak at unc's commencement
unc commencement events begin tooay in chapel hill
60 MOREHEAO SCHOLARS To RECEWE UNC DEGREES Sunday
KURALT IS HONORED AT UNC CEREMONY
WHAT'S UP, DOC?
FROM MOUNTAINS TO SEA: GRADUATIONS OOMINATE MOTHER'S flAY
KURALT TELLS UNC GRADUATES TO DEFEAT IGNORANCE, GREED
CELEBRATION
UNC LISTS GRAOS
PEOPLE AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING
UNC HOLDS GRADUATION FOLLOWING SUMMER SESSIONS
GRADUATING CLASS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, COMPUTE'S
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
UNC SCHEDULES COMPUTER FAIR IN STUUFNT UNION
UNC COMPUTER CUTS POWER COSTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPE
ZUKERMAN TO CO
RAMPAL PERFORM
MUSICAL UUO PR
2 MEN FACE CHA
TWO IMPOSTERS
TWO WORDS CHAN
JAZZ GYPSY, ST
UNC WILL PRESE
UNC SCHEDULES
MIKE CROSS TO
•ANCIFNT' MUSI
MUSIC OF LISZT
L HILL, CONCERTS
NOUCT
ANCE IS JUST THE SAME OLD SONGS
OVIDES A RARE HEAT
RGES AS GUARD I"POSTERS
PUT DENT IN COMEDIAN'S SECURITY
GEO HER LIFE: 'GROW UP'
EPHANE GRAPPELLI. TO PLAY
NT FRFE MUSIC HONORS CONCERT
JAZZ CONCERTS
LEAO UNC'S JULY 4TH SHOW
C GROUP IN CHAPEL HILL TUFSOAY
TO BE FEATURED IN UNC CONCERT
SEMINARS
SYMPOSIA
WORKSHOPS
UNC-G NUTRITIONIST WARNS
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, conferences
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill,
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill,
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill,
black conference slated
conference set on alcoholism
runners, other athletes, should watch oiets
preschool public eoucation to be discussed
conference on sports injuries scheduled
unc to host natural medicines meeting
unc to sponsor business environment conference
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill, construction
see also univ. of n.c, construction
university to deoicate art center
contractor for arena may be sold
board approves alumni center
unc alumni to get 'home'
unc to buy restaurant building
unc sfeks reforms i 'i athletics
unc trustees ok 42.6 million "or art museum
unc dorm will be delayed until summer
kenan rfnovaiion set for '87 season
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. correspondence courses
see also aoult education
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, curriculum
unc correspondence program features eight new courses
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, crimes
sfe also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, robberies
orange crimestoppers probing jnc vanoalism
unc student attacked in campus arboretum
police charge 3 unc athletes
3 unc wrestlers charged in 00^ m entry incident
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, curriculum
see also colleges, u.s., curricjl'jm
see also univ. of n.c, curriculum
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. correspondence courses
apprentices in science: program designed to whet appetite for research.
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, debate team
see also oebate
unc, soviets to debate
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, desegregation
sfe also univ. of n.c, desegregation
report: unc neeos blacks
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, oormito'ies
sfe also univ. of n.c-chapel hill, student housing
housing workshop to be held feb. 2b
gunman locks self in oopm
old east: students come to enj uy life in a landmark
new unc hall to be named for carmicmafl
remembering a friend
overcrowoing eases in unc dormitories
more than 100 stuoents at unc still in triple rooms
unc dorm will be oelayeo until summer
univ. of n.c-chapel hill.' employe's
unc device keeps track of blooo pressure on the run
unc board sfts policy on woulo-re candidates
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1/01 /rt ^ - 12/31/85
officials at unc honor fm»l0yfe5 for servicf
study: unc workers' fringe benefits lou
unc trustees ok 12.6 million for art museum
sunny snack
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. endowments
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. grants
unc friend paul johnston dies
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. energy : omser va t i p:|
unc computer cuts power costs
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. enrollment
see also univ. of n.c. enrollment
unc stuoents be8in fall classes tooay
unc stuotnts — about 20,000 of the-" — start classes
fall classes begin at unc ■ s cupel hill campus
september insight
uvercrowoing eases in unc d0r1it0ri?s
women 0utnum9fr men in unc-chapel hill's freshmen class
unc board gets annual report in enrollment
male minopity rules. unc women say
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, faculty
see also blacks, professors
see also bowman ano gordon gray professorship
see also univ. of n.c.
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, minority rostooctohal program
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill black faculty-staff caucus
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill committee on the status of women
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill faculty council
see also unc-ch faculty council committee on the status of black faculty
former unc department hfao difs
unc sotany proffssur dies
former unc professor. clyoe c. carter, ro, dies
orange da gets letter about g«vs
people ano what they're doing
two at unc named to science council
unc mounting effort to draw nation's brightest pl ack s
campbell stuoent from durham selected for 1965 'who's who'
ouke marine geologist elected president of national society
duke professor of chemistry awaroeo is, 000
faculty at unc ados renowned " athem at ic i an
keech gets grant
unc aims to boost research image
associate chemistry prof receives sloan fellowship
journalism professor retires after 27-yeap career at unc
unc council oissatisfied with status of cjlack faculty
unc faculty, students plan to protest bush visit
black faculty members at unc seek status upgraoe
2 profs to get 0. max gardner award
unc professor receives honor
unc names department chairmen
3 on unc faculty get fulbright grants
4 unc faculty members receive grants
2 unc professors on arts, sciences panel
people and what they're doing
unc retired faculty associatitn to be oiscusseo
5 promoteo to professor at university
unc awards five gray profe sso< shi p s for excellence
notes from unc
sheps gets honorary doctorate
wanted: women on unc faculty
american oiabetes assn. honors unc professor
nccu law dean going to chapel hill
six unc faculty members promoted to professorships
people ano what they're doing
unc pruf gets 11 million grant
unc names 3 department chairman, one oirector
two endowed chairs are filled at university
unc names director, department chairmen
two durham students participate in asu's teacher program
retired unc faculty form service group
workaholic tendencies found among unc faculty members
the happy professors
unc faculty helped eoit art book
popular professor retiring at unc
unc law professor teaching last class
fordham: unc must recruit diverse staff
former ktnan professor alfred brauer dies at 91
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, faculty salaries
see also salaries. n.c.
see also univ. of n.c, faculty, salaries
unc report: more money, less state control neeopd
unc research stuoy: more cash, less state control -
unc researchers can't take nh grants for granted
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, fellowships
journalism students get fellowships
<> unc studetns get fellowships
teachers named to 'mentor team'
teachers in unc program
univ. of n.c-chapel hill. festivals
'festival '95: art now' bfgins
'festival "b5: art now continjes
univ. of n.c-chapel hill. fires
see also fires, n.c
unc building damaged
stuve starts fire in carroll hall
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, food service
trouble boils over unc plan for meal fee
unc students vote against 1 1 03 meal plan
unc trustees: take time to ensure new apena safe
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, fraternities c sororities
see also hazing
unc trustees to stuoy fraternities, sororities
run-down frat houses concern trustees
unc frat house repairs only a stopgap solutium
fraternities' rush week going dry
fraternity houses oiscusseo
panel tours fraternity houses
alpha mu hongreo
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, gifts £ fund raising
unc receives 125 million for private giving record
the unc love affair
grateful grioder a winner
unc seniors top pledge goal - for largest gift ever
university to deoicate art center
buy a lunch with coach oean sixth
unc to manage 18.7 million fund for dental schools
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UNIVERSITY SELLS C0KE9 PROPERTY
GIFT TO ENOOW TEACHING AWARD
3 UNC REUNION CLASSES PLEDGE U.S MILLION
1250.000 GIFT ESTABLISHES LATANE PROFESSORSHIP
DESIGNS JULIAN GIVES $5,000 SRANT TO UNC
UNC GIFTS SURPASS 119 MILLION
EX-UNC STAR SHOWS HE'S WINNFR IN GAME OF LIFE
UNC GETS 1250,000 FOR CANCER RESEARCH
BURROUGHS WELLCOME GIVES UNC 1250,000
OR. FOX'S FAMILY ESTABLISHES <=UN0 AT NURSING SCHOOL
ACKLANO SHARES GIFTS: JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS
DURHAM BUSINESSMEN DONATE LAND TO UNC
UNC CHANCELLOR THANKS KENAN, HAMNER F"R LAND
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, GRADUATE PLACEMENT
JOBS LOOK GOOD FOR DECEMBER G» ADS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. GRADUATES
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ALUMNI
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. GRANTS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. ENDOWMENTS
DUKE. UNC RECEIVE GRANTS
UNC STUDY TO FOCUS ON ANXIETY OF PARENTS OF AILING INFANTS
* UNC FACULTY MEMBERS RECEIVE GRANTS
UNC GRADUATES GET FJL3RIGHT AWARDS
U'lC PROF RECEIVES 11 MILLION SRANT
UNC RESEARCHERS GET GRANTS
ADOLESCENCE CENTER GETS GRANT
UNC-CHAPEL HILL GETS GRANT OF 1150,000 <=or LITERACY PROJECT
union carsioe gives s450 to planetarium
»1.57 million grant to help b-acks oul t smoking given to unc project
unc gets grant for church-state relations courses
unc gets 117 million for heart research
unc awarded s17 million in gr1nts for heart research
institute gives unc u.& million grant fcr arthritis work
Child welfare center receives training grant
grant to aid handicapped
unc researchers can't take nh grants for granted
two grants awarded for unc cojrses
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, gymnasijm
common sense, tips from experts can prevent injuries from afrobics
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, history iof the univ. i
old 'phi' hall opened for candlelight party
old east: students come to enjoy life in a landmark
the archives: yellowed pages of unc history t=ll 'human' stories
oebate continues on which state had first university
north carolina is no. l
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, honorary degrees
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. commencement
kuralt is honored at unc ceremony
kuralt tells unc graduates to oefeat ignorance, greed
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. libraries
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill davis library
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill wilson library
unc librarian to be on tv show
3 university libraries plan linked network with automated system
system to link duke, n.c. state. unc li°raries
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, minority admissions
see also minorities admissions "rogra-s
see also univ. of n.c. admissions
fellowships available for indian students
high school students get special education opportunity
report: unc needs blacks
foroham: unc must recruit diverse staff
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, minority postdoctoral program
sfe also blacks, professors
see also blacks. students
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, faculty
unc mounting effort to draw nation's brightest blacks
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, opening
see univ. of n.c. -chapel hill. :alenoar and schedule
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, parking
see also chapel hill, n.c, pa6<ing areas
unc parking fees will increase
unc trustees vote to raise packing fees
unc to rai se parking fee
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, physical education program
see univ. of n.c-chapel hill dept. of physical education
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, power f4ilupes
see also power failukfs
two power failures darken chapel hill
equipment caused unc power losses
univ. of n.c-chapel hill. properties
durham businessmen donate lano tj unc
unc chancellor thanks kenan, hamner for land
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, provost
unc names associate provost
unc names harrison to new position of associate provost
univ. of n.c-chapel hill. rotc
see also u.s. army reserve offkers training corps
former nrotc chief no saber rattler
veterans day at unc
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, rams cljb
see also univ. of n.c-chapel hill. alumni
see also univ. of n.c-chapel hill sports
committee tolo booster clubs j ell-coopoi.j at ed
univ. of n.c-chapel hill, ranking
see also colleges, n.c rankin". s
see also colleges. u.s.. rankin's
ouke business school ranked htm, unc l»th
OUKE, UNC BUSINESS PROGRAMS RANKED h[Cm
OUKE, UNC ARE AMONG TOP 10 IN UNIVERSITY POLL
EDUCATIONAL BARGAIN
OUKE, UNC-CH RANK AMONG NATION'S FINEST
UNC JOURNALISM SCHOOL RANKED yO. 6
UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, R08?ERI=S
SEE ALSO ROBBERY, Chapel HILL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C-CHAPEL HILL, CRIMES
CHARGFO WITH BURGLARY
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MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING UNC STORES
EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM UNC SITE
FREEZER MISSING
RADIOACTIVE FREEZER STOLEN
UNC POLICE SERGEANT WORKS TO KEEP CRIME UNDER CONTROL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SCHOLARSHIPS C STUDENT AIO
SEE ALSO COLLEGES. U.S.. FEDERAL AIO
SEE ALSO N.C. STATE UNIV., STUDENTS
SEE ALSO STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
OUKE, UNC OFFICIALS LASH SEARCH FIR"S
DEAN SMITH SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED
3 STUDY AT UNC ON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS
OURHA" ARTS COUNCIL GETS GRASSROOTS GRANT
BRYANT GIVES $50,000 SCHOLAR SUP TO UNC
UNC RECEIVES 1250,000 FOR MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
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UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SECURITY POLICE
UNC POLICE SERGEANT WORKS TO KEEP CRI"E UNOFR CONTROL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SEMINARS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
UNC SEMINAR TOLO: INDIA CONTRIBUTED TO DISASTER
HEALTH MEETINGS PLANNED
SEMINAK AT UNC TO FOCUS ON SOCIAL RFSPONS IB IL ITY IN INVESTMENTS
HOSPITAL TEACHERS MEET IN CHAPEL HILL
UNC SFMINAR SET FOR MONDAY
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CHUPCH-STATE SEMINAR SCHE0ULE1
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PAPERS OF FORMER SENATOR AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC AT UNC
SAM ERVIN'S PAPERS AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SPEAKERS
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UNC SEMINAR TOLD: INDIA CONTRI
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LUNOBERG WILL SPEAK
BRAIN CHEMISTPY STUDIES MAY EX
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TALK ON WELLNESS
ALL HOSPITALS SHOULD HAVE TEST
DISCUSSION OF PUBLIC HEALTH SE
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UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SPORTS ARENA
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SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL STUOENT ACTIVITIES CENTER
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TROUBLE BOILS OVER UNC PLAN FOR MEAL FEE
UNC TRUSTEES: TAKE TIME TO ENSURE NEW ARENA SAFE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, STUDENT GOVERNMENT
UNC CANDIDATE: STUDENT GOVERNMENT SHOULO CONCENTRATE ON CAMPUS ISSUES
FIRST WOMAN WINS ELECTION AS JNC STUOENT BODY LEADER
UNC STUOENTS ELECT WOMAN PRESIOENT
UNC STUDENTS ELECT WOMAN PRESIOENT
PAT WALLACE: A SENSITIVE STUDENT BODY PRESIOENT
UNC TO RAISE PARKING FEE
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HOUSING AT UNC LIMITED
FRATERNITY HOUSES DISCUSSED
NEW UNC HALL TO BE NAMED FOR tARMICHAEL
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more than 100 students at unc still in triple rooms
univ. of n.c-chapel hill. students
see also univ. of n.c. -chapel hill stuoent health services
winter stroll
cheerleader critical
biting back - legally
unc stuoent found deao
unc student found oeao in apa'tment
tranuuil i2ers cause of death i f unc stuoent
student to run for town council
unc stuoent to run fur town council seat
student shot to oeath at mobile home park
unc student oeath probed
lawyers appointed for brothers charged in unc student's oeath
ouke marine geologist elected president of national society
students putting health cour si to use
bull's-eye with frisbee
a day in the brickyard
oaring young man..
unc officials name dean's list students
where are the squirrels?
10 unc undergraduates selected to stuoy abroad
man ordereo held in unc coed's death
semcnche to study in england
campus sun worshipper
measles epioe"ic unlikely at unc. physician says
young conservative leaoer battles liberalism on campus
man who offered 'fix' for sex gets sentence
trouble boils over unc plan for mfal fee
an overrated hero
backpacks: just the thing for hiking in the wilds of acaoemia?
gunman locks self in dorm
man in unc dorm sur'enoers gun
unc policy a wise one
murder suspect faces aodeo ch1rge
2 durham stuoents gets unc awards
unc stuoents vote against t 1 0" meal plan
unc 10 recognuf minority stuoents
unc minority stuoents citeu for achievement
unc faculty, students plan to protest bush visit
phi beta kappa chapter at unc initiates woman frqm durham
sexual disease topic of unc meeting
man charged with kidnapping in oorm incident waives hearing
social stuoies emphasis hurts teaching of geography
bill to clean up abandoned waste dumps advances
four stuoents honored by unc school of law
man gets 4-year term in drunk- or iv ing oeath
search continues for unc stuoent
faked oeath gets student frauo charge
unc graduates get ful9right awards
unc releases dean's list
chapel hill's porthole closins
unc stuoent is kidnapped
police are hopeful about unc stuoent
search pressed for kidnapping victim
search continues for unc student who was kidnappeo
search continues for unc student
police: abductor stalked student
student hao $200 in purse when kidnapped
teen arrested in kidnapping case
kidnap suspect, purse linked
on campus: wherf's sharon7
body of missing unc stuoent founo
abduction causes feah at unc
wright charged with murder
ohio, n.c: 'our prayers are vith family, friends'
unc holds service for stewart
a beautiful and brilliant stuoent is remembered at unc service
unc remembers muroeteo student
violence in the village
sflf-oefense necessary
unc senior seeks seat on board
meoia disrupted memorial
cool. cool water
meoia coverage in unc coeo's oeath critici2e0
'goo is dead' ouote raises protest at unc
clearing the record
nashville officer may get reward in wright arrest
officials to meet on stewart 'ewaro
good writing is essential
issue uf growth top subject for candidates
chapel hill growth debated
soviet team to face unc in debate
visiting soviet stuoents at unc rap reagan
unc study finds calcium deficiency in 75 percent of college-age women
jobs look good fur december g' ads
stuoents protest firing of y's gamble
unc students seek s. african investment end
stuoent leaoers want unc to s-" un inoirect s. africa ties
thoppe taping tv pilot
stuoent group plans protest
male "inority rules. unc women say
her own business: candle-making puts her through college
unc student attackeo in campus arboretum
univ. of n.c. -Chapel hill, students, alcoholic beverages
see also colleges, n.c. alcoholic bevepages
fraternities' rush week going ory
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, summer school
program to give 'taste of college'
HIGH SCHOOLERS make SCIENCE, math VENTURES
HIGH SCHOOL STUOENTS GET SPECIAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY
PROGRAM GIVES STUDENTS A TASTE OF MEDICAL SCHOOL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SYMPOSIA
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, CONFERENCES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, SPEAKERS
SYMPOSIUM PLANNED ON SEYUAL DISEASES
UNC PLANS BUSINESS SEMINAR
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL. TAXES
IRS PAYS UNC-CH 16.6 MILLION JEFUNO
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, TELEVISION
SEE ALSO EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
SF6 ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION
•PROFFII* HAS ANOTHER SDNG
TV PILOT TO BE FILMEO AT UNC
UNC TD HELP PRODUCE TV SHOWS ON EOUCATION
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL, TUITION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C, TUITION
STUOENT LEAOERS BLAST TUITION HIKE
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W36
H 2
8/31/85
A
1
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N
X99
H 2
8/31/85
A
1
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N
W36
S 2
1/04/85
A
1
N
061
H 2
1/05/85
A
1
p
N
K45
S 2
1/05/95
c
1
p
N
H 2
1/06/85
A
4
U
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H 2
9/01/85
A
4
L
S 2
9/11/85
A
9
N
H 2
9/12/85
A
4
L
H 2
9/12/85
B
1
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S 2
9/12/85
A
4
L
H 2
9/13/85
c
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K45
H 2
9/21/85
A
2
N
H 2
9/21/e5
3
1
N
S 2
9/21/»5
A
1
N
5 2
9/23/85
A
4
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H 3
9/24/85
c
1
N
S 2
9/24/85
A
11
N
HO 3
H 2
10/1 1/85
A
16
N
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H 2
10/16/85
B
1
N
181
H 3
11/02/85
c
2
N
U90
S 2
U/07/85
A
t
N
J13
H 3
U/14/»5
a
1
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N
A54
S 2
11/14/85
A
1
N
88 1
H 3
11/15/85
a
I
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N
881
H 3
1 1/15/85
a
1
p
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K30
H 2
U/25/R5
A
14
N
H 2
11/29/85
A
17
N
H 2
12/13/85
B
2
P
F
H 3
12/14/85
C
1
N
H 2 9/13/85 A
H 3 1/26/85 C 1 N
S 2 8/02/05 8 4 N
S 2 8/06/85 A 13 N
S 2 8/22/85 C 3 N
» 2 5/14/85 A 6 N U80
S 2 10/21/85 C 1 N
H 2 6/27/85 3 2
8/16/95
11/07/85
12/06/85
N 1180
N U80
H 2 4/24/85 C 1
MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/15
UNC 80400 APPROVES SALARY HIKE
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. UNIVERSITY nAY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL UNIV. OAY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. UTILITIES
UNC COMPUTER CUTS POWER COSTS
TWO POWER FAILURES DARKEN CHAPEL HILL
EOUIPMENT CAUSED UNC POWER LOSSES
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. VACATION COLLEGES
HAKE IT A CLASS SUMMER
UH1V. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. VICE CmNCELLOR FOR DEVELOP,
VICE CHANCELLOR FOR DEVELOPMENT NAMEO AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. WORKSHOPS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. CONFERENCES
UNC NURSING SCHOOL TO OFFER WORKSHOPS
NURSING WORKSHOPS TO BE HELD
UNC SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHEDULES WORKSHOPS
JOURNALISM WORKSHOP TO BE OFFFREO
STUOENTS, ADVISERS AT SCHOLASTIC PRESS WORKSHOP
WOMEN'S HEALTH FOCUS OF WORKS-IOPS
24 TEACHERS WILL ATTEND UNC W3RKSHQP
SUBJECTS
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IS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
MS
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ES ON ARCHITECTURE
A MYSTERY ARTIST
IFTS: JUST IN TINE FOR CHRISTMAS
SHOTS' ON SHOW IN CHAPEL HILL
HOTOGRAPHER' S WORKS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL ATHLETIC OEPT.
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
COMMITTEE TOLO BOOSTER CLUBS * ELL-COORD I NATFD
ATHLETIC RECOMMENDATIONS RECEIVE SOME HIGH MARKS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BELLTOWE"
SEE ALSO BELLS
TOWER BELLS FALL SILENT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH CENTER
RATS GIVEN LITHIUM DRINK MORE ALCOHOL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BL»CK FACULTY-STAFF CAUCUS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FACULTY
UNC COUNCIL DISSATISFIED WITH STATUS OF BLACK FACULTY
REPORT: UNC NEEDS BLACKS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BOARD
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. BOARD
UNC PARKING FEES WILL INCR
UNC TRUSTEES VOTE TO RAISE
UNC TO RAISE PARKING FEE
UNC TRUSTEES: TAKE TIME TO ENS
BOARD DEMANDS QUALITY WORK ON
UNC'C CENTER QUALITY CONCERNS
UNC TRUSTEES TO STUOY FPATfcPNI
RUN-OOWN FRAT HOUSES CONCERN T
UNC FRAT HOUSE REPAIRS ONLY A
FRATERNITY HOUSES DISCUSSED
PANEL TOURS FRATERNITY HOUSES
UNC TRUSTEES TAP NEWTON TO HEA
UNC-CHAPEL HILL TRUSTEES ELECT
STUDY: UNC WORKERS' FRINGE BEN
UNC TRUSTEES OK S2.6 MILLION F
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL URGES AP A3
UNC OKS APARTHEID RESOLUTION
TRUSTEES ACCEPT DIVESTITURE R
OF TRUSTEES
OF GOVERNORS
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UNC CENTER
TRUSTEES MORE THAN DEADLINE
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UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BOARD OF VISITORS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. BOARO OF VISITORS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL BUSH INSTITUTE
UNC STUOY: FATHERS COULD BE PAYING MUCH MORE SUPPORT
SUMMER INSTITUTE TO STUOY EFFECTS OF POLICY OECISIONS ON CHILDREN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CAMPUS GOVERNING COUNCIL
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. STUDENT GOVERNMENT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO CANCER
SEE ALSO CANCER RESEARCH
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER
RESEARCHER SEES BIG JUMP IN CANCEP CURES
CANCER RESEARCH FUNDS SAID GOOD INVESTMENT
DUKE OOCTORS TO INVESTIGATE 1= SOME CANCERS CONTAGIOUS
ST. STEPHEN'S MAY FAIR IS WOR< OF VOLUNTEERS
UNC GETS S250.000 FOR CANCER RESEARCH
BURROUGHS WELLCOME GIVES UNC 1250.000
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CARMICHAEL AUDITORIUM
SEE CARMICHAEL AUDITORIUM
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CAROLINA CHALLENGE GRANTS
SEE UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL. GRANTS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPEL HILL CENTER FIR ARTHRITIS
SEE ALSO ARTHRITIS
UNC RESEARCH WILL FOCUS ON CAUSE OF ARTHRITIS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL CENTER FIR CATASTROPHIC SPORTS INJURIES
SEE ALSO SPORTS, INJURIES
NINE KILLEO IN AMATEUR FOOTBALL DURING 1984. UNC STUOY SHOWS
UNC STUDY FINOS 9 FOOTBALL-RELATED DEATHS
S I
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DATE C PG L P BYL
7/26/35 A 1 N 346
H 3 lO/25/°5 B 1 N U8D
S 2 10/29/85 A 1 N HD3
S 2 10/30/05 A 1 N HU3
S 2 5/14/85 0 3 n M
H 2 7/27/85 B I P N U30
H 2
4/11/05
A
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H 2
4/16/85
C
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4/24/05
A
17
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S 2
6/17/05
B
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H 2
6/20/05
0
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H 2
11/12/85
A
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S 2
11/13/05
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10
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H 2
1/25/05
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5/30/85
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SUBJECTS
PAGE )<,<,
1/16/86
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CENTER FIR EARLY AOOLESCENCE
SEE ALSO AOOLESCENCE
WORKING WITH AOOLESCENTS' PARENTS FOCUS OF WORKSHOP FOR EDUCATORS
ADOLESCENCE CENTER GETS GRANT
UNC-CHAPEL HILL GETS GRANT OF 5150,000 FOR LITERACY PROJECT
DIRECTOR TO LEAVE AOOLESCENCE CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CENTER F3R HEALTH PROMOTION C OISEASF PREVENTION
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
HEALTH PROMOTION CENTER AUTHORIZED
UNC 80APO APPROVES IDEA OF N Erf MEDICAL CENTER
UNC OEAN: TIME RIGHT FOR NEW "EDICAL CENTFR
HEALTH CENTER OIRECTOR NAMED
UNC CENTER TO STUDY DRINKING-AGE EFFECTS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL CENTER FTR URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES
GROWTH CHANGING RALEIGH'S IMAGE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL CHANCELLORS CLUB
UNC CHANCELLORS CLUB HOLDS GATHERING AS
H 2 2/24/85 B
S 2 T/15/85 C
H 2 7/20/95 A
M 7 10/10/85 A
A SPECIAL TRIBUTE"
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL COKER ARBORETUM
LONELY JOB
UNC STUDENT ATTACKED IN CAMPUS ARBORETUM
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL COLLEGE OF ARTS ANO SCIENCE
PROGRAM TO GIVE -TASTE OF COLLEGE'
UNC GETS NEW DEAN OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
NAMED OEAN
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL COMMITTED ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. COUNCIL UN THE STATUS OF WOMEN
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HlLLi FACULTY
WANTED: WOMEN ON UNC FACULTY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OAILY TAR HEEL
•GDO IS DEAD' QUOTE RAISES PROTEST AT UNC
SILLINESS IS NOT A CRIME
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DAVIS LIBRARY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. LIBRARIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WILSON LIBRARY
BUSH TO SPEAK AT UNC DEDICATION OF LIBRARY
BUSH TO SPEAK AT DEDICATION Oc UNC LIBRARY
'THE VICE PRESIDENT IS COMING HERE?! WHO OIEO?' ICARTOONI
UNC FACULTY, STUDENTS PLAN TO PPOTEST BUSH VISIT
UNC FACULTY, STUDENTS TO PROTEST BUSH SPEECH
VISIT TO CHAPEL HILL CANCELED BY RUSH
UNC DEDICATES NEW LIBRARY
HIS BIG DAY
DAVIS LIBRARY DEOICATEO IN CmPEL HILL
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY CATALOG OPEN TO PUBLIC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
SEE ALSO JOHN MOTLEY MOPEHEAO US OERGRAOUATE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
UNC NAMES CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL OEPT. OF DRAMA
DR. MILLY BARRANGER. DRAMA CHAIRMAN AT UNC, HEAOS UP AN 'EDUCATIONAL..
IVERS TO DIRECT 'BABY' AT UNC
•WAGONS' BEST OF WILLIAMS 'EVENING'
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF ECONOMICS
UNC NAMES NEW ECONOMICS HEAD
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE f. ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER BEGINS OPERATION AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL OEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY
MOST UNC STUDENTS FAIL GEOGRAPHY TESTS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL DEPT. OF HISTORY
REFUGEE FROM THIRD REICH IS T3P HITLER SCHOLAR
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DEPT. OF MATHEMATICS
FACULTY AT UNC AODS RENOWNED MATHEMATICIAN
MATH LECTURES SET TO HONOR PROFESSOR
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF MUSIC
SEE ALSO "USIC
UNC WILL PRESENT FREE MUSIC HONORS CONCERT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF PHYSICAL cDUCATION
WHEELCHAIR OLYMPICS WILL BE [1 CHAPEL HILL
UNC TO HOST 1986 NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR GAMES
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF PHYSICS
N.C. MAKES BIO FUR WURLO'S LA'GEST MACHINE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OEPT. OF RFLIGION
UNC P°OFESSOR DECIPHERING 'CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION*
UNC RELIGION PROFESSOR INJURED IN 3IKE ACCIOENT
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL DIVISION FOR DISORDERS OF OEVELUPMENT C LEARNING
SEE ALSO CHILDREN, HANDICAPPED
UNC CALL-IN SERVICE IS FOR PARENTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DIVISION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY
UNC OPENS CLINIC FOR REHABILITATION IN HILLSBOROUGH
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWAROS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, ALUMNI
4 TO RECEIVE UNC ALUMNUS AWARDS
UNC TO PRESENT 4 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWAROS OCT. 12
4 UNC ALUMNI TO BE HONORED AT CEREMONIES
FRIDAY TO GIVE LAST MAJOR TAL< AT UNC
FRIDAY'S TALK TO HIGHLIGHT UNIVERSITY OAY
FORMER UNC LAW DEAN TO GET DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL OIVISION FOR OISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT C LEARNING
JESSICA, 4, ADAPTING TO LIFE rf I THOUT SIGHT
VISUALLY IMPAIRED TOTS LEARN SELF-HELP SKILLS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL OIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL EVENING COLLEGE
NAVIGATION COURSE SET
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL EVENING ZOLLEGE
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DIVISION Oc CONTINUING EOUCATION
EVENING COLLEGE STUDENTS AT UNC MAKE DEAN'S LIST
ENROLLMENT OPEN FOR EVENING COLLEGE
EVENING COLLEGE ORIENTATION AJGUST 17
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, FACULTY
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3/09/85
3/09/85
6/01/85
10/10/85
12/09/85
H 2 12/02/85 A
H 2 6/18/85
I P U H4S
S 2 7/18/85 C 1 P P F70
H 1 12/14/85 C 1 N
H 3 1/26/85 C 1
S 2 5/10/85 C 1
H 2 5/11/85 B I
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9/13/85 C
9/19/85 A
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A
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4/24/85
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4/27/85
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4/28/85
A
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4/28/85
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8/14/85
A
8
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M 3 4/26/85 B 1
H 2 1/27/85 0 1 P F W64
S 2 3/07/85 0 3 N
H 2 10/11/85 0 7 P R W46
S 2 7/1D/85 A 4 N
S 2 5/15/85 C 1 N
S 2 1/07/85 A 1 N
H ? 9/22/85 0 I P f GO"
N
S 2 3/23/85 A 16
H 3 4/13/85 B 1
S 2 5/04/85 A 24
S 2 7/09/85 A 1
H 3 7/10/55 C 1
S 2 7/27/85 A 15
H 2 6/13/85 A 14
H 3 11/02/85 C 1
S 2 1/08/85 C ?
H 2 9/15/85 B 5
S 2 9/23/85 A 1 N
H 2 9/24/85 A 7 P N UBO
H 2 10/06/85 B 15 N U8D
S 2 10/11/85 A 1 N
H 3 10/12/85 C 1 N 1150
H 2 10/18/95 B 4 N 1180
S 2 6/07/85 B 1 P F
S 2 6/07/85 B 1 N
H 3 9/14/85 C 1
S 2 2/25/»5 A 7
H 3 7/11/85 B 1
H 2 8/08/85 B 6
N USD
N
MONtHLV/AN
N U A L
1/01/85
INDEX
12/31/85
SU3JECTS
PAGd .'145
1/16/86
P D DATE
S I
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C PG L
SEE ALSO UNC-CH FACULTY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF RLACK FACULTY
UNC COUNCIL DISSATISFIED WITH STATUS OF BLACK FACULTY H 2 4/21/35 A
BLACK FACULTY MEMBERS AT UNC SEEK STATUS UPGRADE S 2 4/23/85 C
UNC FACULTY COUNCIL URGES APARTH6I0 BAN H 2 11/16/85 C
TRUSTEES ACCEPT DIVESTITURE RrS3LUTI0N RY FACULTY COUNCIL H 2 11/23/85 C
UNC-CH FACULTY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF RLACK FACULTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. FACULTY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL FACULTY COUNCIL
UNC COUNCIL OISSATISFIEO WITH STATUS OF BLACK FACULTY
3 P N 346
1 N 381
I N 846
H 2 4/20/85 A 3 P N 846
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL FETZFR GYM
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. 1YMNASIUM
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
SEE ALSO ARTS FESTIVALS
BALLET DANCER. JAZZ COM80 IN JNC'S ARTS FESTIVAL
•FESTIVAL '85: ART NOW BEGINS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
•FESTIVAL '85: ART NOW CONTINJES
CONCERT COUNTERPARTING COUNTERPRODUCTIVE AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL FOREST THEATER
DINING OUT WITH A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL GRAD. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. °US. ASSISTANCE PROJECT
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN. BUREAU OF BUS. SERVICES
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HANES ART CENTER
UNIVERSITY TO OEOICATE ART CENTER
IN THF SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
UNC TO OEOICATE ART CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HEALTH RESEARCH CENTER
2/15/85
3/21/85
3/22/85
3/23/85
3/29/85
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SI. 57 MILLION GRANT TO HELP B. ACKS OUIT SMOKING GIVEN TO UNC PROJECT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HEALTH SCIENCES LIPRARY
UNC'S FRIDAY FLICKS TO FEATURE SAGAN'S 'COSMOS' PROGRAMS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY SAFETY
DWI'S SUCCESS STARTING TO ERODE
DOUBLE YOUR CHANCES
OUESTIUNABLE STATISTICS
UNC STUDY: CRASH TESTS UNRELIABLE CAR SAFETY GAUGE
N.C. PILL TO FORCE USE OF SEAT BELTS STIRS BATTLE OVER LOSS OF RIGHTS...
HELP AVAILABLE FOR 3UYING CHILD SAFETY SEATS
UNC SPONSORING WOPKSHOPS ABOUT CHILDREN'S SAFETY SEATS
SEAT BELT LAW COULD SAVE LIVES
UNC RESEARCHER PROJECTS LAW CJULO PROTECT 10.000 MORE KIDS
FIGURES BACK SAFETY SEATS
STUOY: SEAT-BELT USE IN CHAPEL HILL AREA INCREASES TO 52'S
STUOY: 26X OF N.C.'S ORIVERS JSE SEAT BELTS
70» WEAPING SEAT 3ELTS. RESEARCHERS FIND
STUOY: FEWER ORIVERS BURNED WHEN BUCKLED
STUDY: NEARLY HALF NOW USING BELTS
UNIV. OF N.C.-CH INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIES
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER BEGINS OPERATION AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.-CHAPFL HILL INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
SOCIAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE PLANS SERIES OF LECTURES
LUNCHEON LECTURES SCHEDULED AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE FOR THE STUOY OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO FREE ENTERPRISE
NINE LEADERS NAMEO TO INSTITUTE'S BOARD
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTF OF GOVERNMENT
COMMUNITY HOSPITALS FACE DIFFICULT FUTURE
VANCE COUNTY MANAGER HONORED
UNC PROF SAYS JAILS BETTER THAN IN PAST
INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT RECEIVES S10.00" AWARD
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
SEE ALSO MARINE BIOLOGY
OCEAN CHALLENGES UNC MARINE SCIENTISTS. STUDENTS
SHARK BITE RARE AT N.C. SHORE BUT YOU CAN GET STUNG
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
SCIENCE/MEOICINE: NUTRITION MACHINE CAN'T FROWN ON DIET
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CENTER
SEE ALSO AMERICAN FIELO SERVICE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS
SEE ALSO N.C. CENTRAL UNIV. CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUOIES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. STUDENTS
OVERSEAS EDUCATION ADVISERS VISIT CAMPUSES
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM R. KENAN JR. CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN LA30RAT0RY BUILDING
UNC NAMES CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN STADIUM
LEGISLATION AIMED AT FAKE GUNS WIELDED BY ROBBERS
UNC SEEKS REFORMS IN ATHLETICS
KENAN RENOVATION SET FOR '87 SEASON
STADIUM CHANGES NEEDED
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL LINEBERGER CANCER RESEARCH CENTER
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL C*NCER RESEARCH CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MEMORIAL HALL
MERCER TRIBUTE PLANNED
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL MOREHEAO PLANETARIUM
SEE ALSO ASTRONOMY
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS STAR
SEE ALSO THREE-COLLEGE 08SERVATTRY CONSORTIUM
•STAR' TO CLOSE
MOREHEAO RERUNS STARGAZING CLASS
SATUROAY STARGAZING SET
PLANETARIUM GEARS UP FOR COMET
STAR STUFF.. .PLANETARIUM PROGRAM EXPLORES THE SEARCH FOR OTHER WORLOS
...AND FOR CHILDREN, THERE IS 'WINNIE THE POOH' ADVENTURE
PLANETARIUM SCHEDULES TWO SHOWS ON COMET
UNION CARBIDE GIVES S4 50 TO PLANETARIUM
UNC UPSERVATORY ANNOUNCES FREE GUEST NIGHT LINEUP
OBSERVATORY HOLOS FALL GUEST NIGHTS
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
KITH SENTIMENT, 'COMET' ENTERTAINS
SPACE SHUTTLE DOCUMENTARY SET AT MQREHEAD PLANETARIUM
COMET TO GET EMPHASIS IN • SK YW ATCHING'
SPACE SHUTTLE FILM PREMIERES
COURSE COVERS HALLEY'S COMET
ORIONIO METEOR SHHwER TO PEAK OCT. 21
STAR OF BETHLEHEM ANNUAL PROOJCTION
SPOTTING COMET IS PROBLEM
JUPITER JOINS HALLEY'S COMET IN NOVEMBER'S NIGHT SKIES
VANDALS DESTROY PLANETARIUM STAR
VANDALS DAMAGE PLANETARIUM STAR
POANKSTERS TRIED TO STEAL YULE STAR
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•SPACE SHUTTLE" WINS AWARD
Univ. OF N.C. -Chapel hill pl»vmake''S theater
SEE ALSO PlaymakERS REPERTORY CI.
THROUGH ABSUROITY, 'BABY- PREVAILS
THREE BY TENNESSEE
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT: IN THE SPOTLIGHT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL PROGRAM IN THE HUMANITIES
SEE ALSO HUMANITIES
RELIGION, POLITICS PROGRAM AT UNC SFT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL REGISTRAR'S OFFICE
REGISTRAR APPOINTED AT UNC
UNIV. OF N.C.
SEE ALSO 9
DURHAM A
UNC DOCT
REPORT C
UNC STUP
NOMINATI
UNC NAME
BUSINESS
COMPUTER
NINE LEA
UNC DEAN
OUKE. UN
FU3UA SC
MAGAZINE
UNC PROF
UNC TFAC
UNC TO S
PROFESS
UNC PROF
UNC BUSI
CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
USINESS EDUCATION
REA MPS STUDENTS GET -GRAYER"
ORAL STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL SWARDS
ITES SYSTEM NEED fop cULL-TIME BUSINESS PROFESSORS
ENTS HONORED FOR PAPERS
ONS NOW OPEN FOR EXECJTIVES INSTITUTE
S TOPPING AS PROGRAM DIRECTOR
SEMINAR SET ON FOREIGN EXCHANGE
SEMINAR cor EXECUTIVES SET
DERS NAMED TO INSTITUTE'S BOARD
JAPANESE 'TUG OF WAR' FUELING TRAOE FRICTIONS
C 3USINESS PROGRAMS RANKED HIGH
HOOL FORMS 30AR0 TO STRENGTHEN ITS TIES WITHIN STATE
CITES UNC PROFESSOR
ESSOR WINS HONOR FROM MAGAZINE
HER SUGGESTS SUFFER 5ULES FOR SCLS
PONSOR BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE
R OUTLINES PROGRAM TO hEL" S£L COMPANIES
EXPECTS DEEP RECESSI?N 3V END "F '96
NESS STUDENTS TO EXAMINE RESPONSIBILITY
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of business aomin. bureau of bus. services
see also businesses. durham
see also businesses, shall
duke business school ranked 11th, unc 1bth
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school oc oentistry
see also dental care
see also dentists, n.c.
unc school of dentistry launches national program
school draws praise
unc to manage 18.7 "illion flnd for dental schools
warren gets oental award
dental group forms alumni clu9
unc dental group forms alumni association
trier to heao medical group
kennedy installed president of oental alumni association
fellowship honors professor
unc dentist honored
unc gets grant to train oentists
dental recruiters at unc target ourham schools
terry gets surgery post
unc health faculty get awards
31st dental seminar oay set friday
royall gets award from dental groups
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school 0"= dentistry, d'an
unc dentistry oean reappointed
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of education
teacher training scrutinized
stuoying the studies
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school 0= journalism
see also journalism
SFE ALSO N.C. JOURNALISM HALL OF fame
N.C. JOURNALISM HALL OF FAME TO INDUCT CARTOONIST, 5 OTHERS
JOURNALISM PROFESSOR TO BE H0VQRE1 MARCH 30
FIVE STUDENTS AWAROED SCHOLARSHIPS
POLL: 1-TERM LIMIT Rapped
poll: 1-term limit rappeo
journalism professor retires after ?t-year career at unc
journalists to be honored at jnc
poll shows hunt has leao over east
white house photographer spea<s monoay
6 inducteo into journalism hall of fame: 3 are firsts
unc scholarship honors slain editor
journalism students get fellowships
el-hindi wins competition for writing
mcadams wins award for paper
journalism workshop to be offered
unc's cole tq heao journalism association
sfminar to include reporters. eoucatoos
unc regional space-reporter search center
unc school has role in selection of first journalist to go into space
minority seminar set in chapel hill
unc journalism school ranked 10. &
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill school of law
see also legal education
see also n.c. bar examination
moot court serves as sample of real world for law student
hoot court tournament finals saturday
fpur students honored by unc school of law
young. professor of law at uni, dies
j. nelson young. 68, of unc law school
nccu law dean going to chapel hill
former unc law oean to get distinguished alumnus award
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UNC LAW PROCESSOR TEACHING LA', T CLASS
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NCCU LAW SCORES FALL; OUKE OEAN OBJECTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LAW, ALUMNI
HAWORTH GETS POSITION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE
LIBRARY SCIENCE ALUMNI TO HONOR RETIRING OE «N HOLLEY
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STED
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T A HALT TO HICCUPS
CAL SCHOLARSHIPS
CTURE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, FACULTY
PROFESSOR IS GIVEN AWARD
2 PROFESSORS NAMfcD TO PEDIATRICS AT UNC
UNC PROFESSOR HEAOS 2 GROUPS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. FAMILY MEDICINE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO FAMILY MEDICINE
DOCTORS USE TRANQUILIZER TO PJT A HALT TO HICCUPS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF MEOICINE. GRANTS
UNC PROFESSOR RECEIVES GRANT
UNC PROFESSOR GETS 1270.000 G5 ANT
UNC. BOWMAN GRAY GIVEN til. 6 MILLION FOR HEART STUDY
UNC RESEARCHEPS CAN'T TAKE NH GRANTS FOR GRANTED
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF NURSING
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
UNC STUDY TO FOCUS ON ANXIETY OF PAPENTS OF AILING INFANTS
UNC STARTING NURSING PROGRAM
COURSE ON NURSING SET
UNC NURSING SCHOOL TO OFFER WORKSHOPS
NURSING WORKSHOPS SET
UNC SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHEOULES WORKSHOPS
UNC NURSING OFFICES RANSACKED
UNC OFFICES VANOALIZEO
NURSING SCHOOL APPOINTS PUBLIC RELATIONS CHIEF
UNC NURSING PROFESSOR GETS CO'1 PA SS I ONA T F FRIENDS AWASO
CENTRAL'S NURSING GRADUATES SL I ' ON STATE BOARD SCOPES
UNC HONORS 2 NURSES FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
STUDY: NURSING HOMES OFTEN LAST ALTERNATIVE FOR ELDFRLY'S FAMILIES
POWERFUL ORUGS MAY MEAN RISK = OR NURSES
WOMEN'S HEALTH FOCUS OF WORKSHOPS
UNC NURSING PROFESSORS GET PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
DR. FOX'S FAMILY ESTABLISHES FUNO AT NURSING SCHOOL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS. DURHAM
SEE ALSO PHARMACISTS. N.C.
AEROSOL TREATMENT FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS SOUGHT
SLOW-RELEASE DRUGS MAY AIO LE°ROSY VICTIMS
PITTMAN TO LEAD PROGRAM
PULLIAM HEADS PROGRAM
UNC STUDY: OVER-THE-COUNTER 0!UG SALES INCREASE PROFIT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC HEALTH PRESENTS SPECIAL AWARDS
5 PROMOTED TO PRUFESSOR AT UNIVERSITY
RUN-DOWN FRAT HOUSES CONCERN TRUSTEES
BONE STUDY SUBJECTS NEEDED
UNC GETS «17 MILLION FOR HEART RESEARCH
UNC AWARDED $17 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR HEART RESEARCH
BLACK CHURCHES JOIN HEALTH EFFORT
BOOK WRITTEN AT UNC LISTS TIPS ON PROTECTING ELOERLY
UNC STUOY FINOS CALCIUM DEFICIENCY IN 75 PERCENT OF COLLEGE-AGE WOMEN
FORMER UNC PUBLIC HEALTH SCH03L CHIEF DIES
HOSPITAL IS PLACE TO GET WELL. TO GET SICK
MEMORIAL CONVOCATION SET DEC. 12 FOR DR. GREENBERG
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
VISITING PROFESSOR NAMED AT UNC'S SOCIAL WORK SCHOOL
CHILD WELFARE CENTER RECEIVES TRAINING GRANT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS
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DATE
L P BYL
H 2 12/02/85 B P N
S 2 12/02/95 A 1 P N
S 2 12/07/95 A A E
S ? 12/11/85 A 1 C N J13
H 2 12/11/85 B I N F50
S 2
11/1A/85
C
3
N
S 2
5/01/85
A
12
N
S 2
5/17/85
B
A
N
S 2
10/05/85
A
3
N
S 2
1/05/85
A
15
N
S ?
1/16/85
C
1
N
H 2
1/17/85
B
A P
N
H 2
1/19/85
A
*
N
S 2
1/22/85
8
i
N
H 2
1/25/85
B
i
N
1180
H 2
1/31/85
A
9
N
H 2
1/31/85
A
Q
N
H 2
2/17/85
B
1A
N
S 2
2/18/85
A
9
N
S 2
2/11/85
A
1
N
H90
H 2
2/20/85
e
1
N
H90
H 2
2/21/55
D
5
N
U81
S 1
3/01/85
c
1
N
H 3
3/07/85
B
1
N
U60
H 2
3/15/95
A
1 P
N
5 2
3/22/85
c
1
M
H 2
3/26/85
g
I
N
H 2
4/03/65
c
1
N
046
H 2
4/03/85
c
1
N
H90
S 2
4/13/55
A
3
N
S 2
4/20/85
A
3
N
H 2
A/20/85
A
1
N
H90
H 2
5/10/85
A
13
N
U8D
S 2
5/10/85
A
3
N
H 2
5/15/85
B
1A P
N
U80
H 2
5/29/85
B
5
N
S 1
6/13/85
C
1
N
H 2
7/29/95
a
3
N
1181
H 2
7/31/85
A
16
N
U80
H 2
6/01/85
A
6 P
N
H 2
5/15/85
A
15
N
H 2
8/16/85
B
7
N
U81
S 2
9/0'/85
C
10
N
H 2
9/05/85
A
11 P
N
H 2
9/05/85
A
12
N
080
H 2
1/24/85
B
1 P
N
S 2
10/16/85
A
1
N
H 2
10/19/85
A
17
N
S 1
11/07/85
C
1
N
H 2
12/11/95
A
12
N
1180
S 2
12/16/85
C
1
N
H 2
12/19/85
B
2
►1
S 2
12/21/85
A
3
N
S 2
2/22/85
A
5
N
S 2
5/28/65
C
10
N
S 2
5/31/85
A
9
N
H 2
12/11/85
A
12
N
U80
S 2
5/03/85
c
I
N
H 2
5/05/65
A
13
N
H 2
9/23/85
A
I
N
H 3
11/07/85
B
1
N
H91
H 2
2/07/P5
8
5
N
U80
S 1
2/08/65
c
1
N
H 2
3/Q9/85
B
6
N
H 2
4/11/55
A
9
N
H 2
4/21/85
9
8
N
H 2
A/26/65
a
17
N
S 2
7/06/85
A
3
N
H 2
7/ID/85
B
A
N
H 2
7/23/85
C
3
N
1180
H 2
8/20/85
C
3
N
1180
H 2
9/13/65
B
i
N
S 2
10/1 1/65
A
14
N
H 2
10/18/65
A
17
N
1180
H 2
11/11/65
B
13
N
U91
H 2
11/12/P5
A
11
N
030
H 3
11/23/65
C
1
N
ueo
H 2
12/19/85
B
10
N
U80
H 1
1/10/85
R
N
H 2
1/16/95
H
N
'1611
t, r
2/12/85
1.
N
S 1
2/19/55
(,
N
H 2
8/17/95
c
N
UBO
S 2
5/20/85
A
5
N
H 2
5/20/85
B
6
N
H /
6/29/85
c
1
P N
B46
H 2
7/16/85
A
11
N
S 2
8/11/85
A
1
N
H 2
6/11/95
R
1 1
N
116(1
H 2
9/05/85
A
15
N
H 2
10/15/85
H
A
N
1161
H 3
11/02/95
r,
t
N
nun
H 2
11/25/85
B
h
P 0
H 2
11/26/65
p.
1
T F
RfO
H 2
12/07/85
A
12
0
H ?
8/16/P5
B
6
N
H 2
9/19/65
A
16
N
U8U
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/15
SUBJECT
PC.E 348
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SEE ALSO PATTERSO'1 MEOAL
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. RA.'S CLUB
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL ATHLETIC OEPT.
FRIDAY: ACC SHOULD DROP FROSH
CHANCELLORS TO GET SURVEY ON ATHLETICS
ARIZONA STATE UNABLE TO LURE JNC'S SWOFFORO
TOO MANY ATHLETES GFTTING EXCEPTION TO POLICIES — POOLE
ATHLETICS COMMITTEE FINDING APPLES. OPANGFS WON'T PAIR
UNC ASSISTANT SID WOODS DIES
COLLEGE OFFICIALS SURRENDER PRINCIPLES INSTFAO OF WINS
COMMITTEE TOLO BOOSTER CLUfcS -l ELL-COORD I 'I ATEO
UNC ADS DISCUSS BOOSTER ISSUES
A FEW PAID PERFORMERS MAY CURE ATHLETIC ILLS
UNIV. "F N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. BASEBALL
MR HEELS 13TH IN BASEBALL POLL
CAROLINA BLANKS BAPTIST
BULLDOGS UPSET NO. 13 HEELS
PITCHING DEPTH TAR HEELS' BIG STRENGTH IN "35 SFASON
HEELS RALLY FOR HlN
JOE RETO HAS PLANS FOR BOOK. GRAD SCHOOL
UNC TAKES TWO FPOM VERMONT
LOOKING TO TURN TWO
DARKNESS HALTS UNC-OUKE CONTEST
DUKE-UNC GAME SUSPENDED
DUKE-UNC BASEBALL CAME CALLED A TIE BUT...
HEELS. DEVILS 'TIE'
UNC BOMPS TERPS; STATE NIPS VIRGINIA
TAR HEELS STOP UNC-WILMINGTON
HE DID IT HIS WAY
FAVA'S HOMER LIFTS 'PACK OVER HEELS
STATE'S CHARLES MVP IN EAST-W=ST GA»E
RECORD-SETTING DAY
UNC BOMBS OUKE. 11-0; WILLIAMS FANS RECORD 19
TAR HEELS HAMMER eLUE OEVILS
TAR HEELS ROLL OVER PIRATES
LAWYER DISPUTES TESTIMONY AGAINST TULANE STAR
STATE'S LATE-INNING MAGIC STUNS HEELS
HEELS «OMP PAST 49ERS; DUKE LOSES
TSR HEELS WHIP UNC-W
TAR HEELS TAME TIGERS. 10-3
UNC 4, GEORGIA TECH 3
ROBERTS CONFIDENT AS ACC TOURNEY OPE'IS
HEELS CLUB OUKE. UVA STUNNED
CLEMSON'S DILLON DEALS HEELS LOSS IN ACC BASEBALL
C'VALIERS OUST Tar HEELS. 10-3; GA. T&CH WINS
unc's weiss. suohoff repeat all-acc status
tar heels sweep western carolina
tar heels tune up
series sweep
florida state series to determine unc's fate
surhoff no. 1?
heels drop fsu; seek ncaa bid
unc rallies past seminoles
versatility tops surhoff's credentials
unc could boast 3 1st-rdun0er*
6rewe»s eye unc's surhoff in 3raft
unc's surhoff tops draft, inks with 3pewers
unc's surhoff named college player of year
unc's surhoff wins another honor
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill sports. basketball (meni
see also carmichael auoitorium
tar heels' travels continue
tar heels take off hatters. 85-71
heels top hatters
fsu to face less versatile unc front line
unc hales eno of trip with victory
unc completes trip with praise
unc steals terps' thunder
strange encounters of unc kin"
popson pops terps with clutch shot
t«r heels frustrate lefty. "aiyland again
smith waits for heels to justify ranking
cavaliers. miller look to recover against tar hfels
peterson's shot quiets cavaliers' upset buzz
cavaliers experience terps' (carolina! blues
unc comfback comes up short against smu
living and dying at the line
smu overcomes north carolina magic
tar heels' Curtis hunter out for 4 weeks
hunter to miss 4 weeks?
buzz peterson: tar heels remain confident
matt prust leaving unc for st. john's
depth unc's achilles heel vs. pack
heels' brust leaving school
■rebounoing' state to take on limping heels
more duwns than ups
tar heel magic leaves wolfpac< howling. 86-76
unc shows its prioe in comeback victory
carolina 'avalanche' demolishes wolfrack
martin rises to the occasion
duke looking to put whammy on tar heels' magic
it was real nice...
opposite emotions
BLUE OEVILS GIVE 'BOSS' SHOWING when IT COUNTS
DEVILS PULL HEELS BACK INTO ACC PACK: OAWKINS SCORES 34 POINTS.
HEELS HOLD HEADS HIGH AFTER OIFEAT
OUKE FEELING GOOD AGAIN
OUKE ERASES DOUBTS WITH CARMi:ha£L win
UNC BLOWS CHANCE TO BLOW RACE OPEN
METHODICAL UNC DOWNS JACKSONVILLE
JUST ANOTHER W
TAR HEELS STRUGGLE PAST DOLPHINS
DUKE 5TH, UNC 8TH IN Ap POLL
UNC-BOUND LEBO GLAD COLLEGE DECISION IS OVER
DEPTH, DEFENSIVE TACTICS IN PRICE'S EYE TODAY VS. TAR HEELS
GEORGIA TECH FOILS HEELS' HOM<= MAGIC
TECH'S BREAKTHROUGH TIGHTENS «CC RACE
UNC VICTORY SIGNALS TECH'S ARRIVAL
DETECTIVE GOES AFTER UNC SCALPERS
4 CHARGEO WITH SCALPING TICKETS
SUPPLY, OEMANO ENOUGH
HEELS HOPE TO REGAIN FOOTING
MICHAEL'S SHOT TOPPLES HEELS
ELLIS LEARNS ABOUT BIG WINS
TIGERS SHUT DOWN HEELS
HEELS LOOKING TO KICK LOSING WAYS IN CHARLOTTE
TAR HEELS STRUGGLING, BETWEEN POWERHOUSES
WALK-ON STARTS. CAUSES RESULTS IN UNC WALKOVER
SMITH'S SHAKEUP PAYS DIVIDENDS
HEALTHY TAR HEELS ROLL OVER FJRMAN
UNC ENDS 'VACATION' WITH ANOTHER WIN
TAK HEELS HEALTHY AFTER BRIEF REST FROM ACC WARS
HEELS SURVIVE LATE UVA BLITZ
CAROLINA HOLDS OFF UVA, PASSES CRITICAL TEST
s ?
3/05/15
e
3
N
S 2
3/16/B5
A
22
N
H 2
4/19/15
C
1
U
071
H 3
5/10/B5
B
1
N
D46
H 2
5/11/35
B
2
N
071
H 2
5/22/15
D
3
M
H 2
7/11/15
0
1
U
C52
H 3
7/26/15
B
1
N
B46
S 2
7/24/85
D
1
N
S 2
10/23/15
A
4
E
S 2
2/19/35
P
5
N
S 2
2/23/B5
A
9
H
S 2
2/25/15
0
c
N
H 2
3/03/B5
C
10
p
N
M71
S 2
3/07/85
B
4
N
H 2
3/09/35
C
1
N
H 2
3/19/85
E
3
N
H 2
3/20/15
B
2
p
P
F70
H 2
3/20/15
B
4
N
S 2
3/20/R5
0
3
N
H 2
3/22/°5
C
3
N
% 2
3/22/15
0
2
N
H 2
3/24/15
C
5
N
H 2
3/26/15
B
3
N
H 2
3/29/15
0
1
P
P
M66
5 2
3/23/85
B
5
N
H 2
4/01/15
B
3
p
N
H 2
4/02/15
B
2
P
P
F70
H 2
4/02/15
E
3
N
S 2
4/D2/B5
B
3
p
N
F70
S 2
4/05/15
0
3
1
H 2
4/09/85
B
4
N
H 2
4/11/15
D
1
p
N
H 2
4/12/85
C
2
N
H 2
4/13/15
C
3
N
H 2
4/14/15
C
8
p
N
H 2
4/15/85
B
3
N
S 2
4/17/85
0
1
N
H 2
4/11/15
D
1
p
N
H 2
4/19/85
C
1
N
H 2
4/21/15
D
1
P
N
H 2
4/21/95
c
6
N
H 2
5/14/95
D
2
N
H 2
5/17/85
A
1
P
P
K30
H 2
5/17/85
B
1
P
p
F70
H 2
5/17/85
C
1
p
N
M71
S 2
5/19/85
A
9
p
IJ
P52
H 2
5/20/85
B
3
N
S 2
5/20/85
D
4
N
H 2
4/02/15
C
1
p
F
M71
H 2
6/02/85
C
7
N
S 2
6/03/15
0
2
P
N
H 2
6/04/85
B
2
p
N
M 2
6/22/85
0
1
p
N
S 2
4/27/85
B
5
N
H ?
1/03/15
0
1
p
N
C52
H 2
1/04/85
C
1
N
C52
S 2
1 /04/85
0
1
P
N
H 2
1/05/15
B
2
P
U
C52
H 2
1/04/85
C
1
N
C52
H 2
1/07/85
B
2
U
C5?
H 2
1/10/85
D
1
p
N
071
H 2
1/10/85
0
1
U
M71
S 2
1/10/85
B
1
P
U
019
S 2
1/10/15
e
1
p
N
F25
S 2
1/11/15
0
1
p
N
F25
H 2
1/12/15
0
1
P
N
C52
H 2
1/13/85
c
t
P
N
C52
H 2
1/13/85
C
3
U
C52
H 2
1/14/85
B
2
p
N
C52
H 2
1/14/95
B
2
II
"71
S 2
1/14/85
0
2
P
U
F25
H 2
1/1S/95
CI
I
p
N
C52
S 2
1/15/95
P
2
n
S 2
1/15/95
B
2
p
u
013
S 2
1/15/95
B
2
N
H 2
1/16/85
B
2
M
M7 1
H 2
1/16/85
B
2
p
N
S 2
1/16/95
D
1
N
F25
H 2
l/l7/35
A
4
E
H 2
1/17/85
0
1
p
N
M71
H 2
1/17/85
0
1
U
07 1
S 2
1/17/85
B
1
p
N
F25
S 2
1/17/65
g
1
p
U
018
H 2
1/19/85
D
1
c
N
m;i
H 2
1/20/85
A
1
p
p
F70
H 2
1/20/85
9
1
p
P
F7P
H 2
1/20/85
C
1
p
U
071
H 2
1/20/35
c
1
P
N
M7 1
H 2
1/20/85
c
4
p
P
H 2
1/20/85
c
6
P
N
"14
S 2
1/21/85
D
2
p
U
018
S 2
1/21/85
0
4
p
u
F25
H 2
1/22/85
B
2
N
M14
S 2
1/22/35
B
2
U
01?
S 2
1/22/85
9
2
p
N
F25
H 2
1/23/85
B
2
N
H 2
1/25/85
C
1
p
N
H 2
1/27/85
c
1
N
C52
H 2
1/23/85
8
2
p
N
C52
H 2
1/28/85
B
1
U
C52
S 2
1/28/15
0
3
P
U
01?
H 2
1/29/85
B
7
H
K45
S 2
1/29/85
A
5
N
5 2
i/3«ve5
A
4
6
S 2
1/30/35
D
1
p
N
F25
H 2
1/31/85
D
1
N
M71
S 2
1/31/95
8
1
p
U
F25
S 2
1/31/95
B
1
p
N
F25
H 2
2/01/35
c
1
N
M71
S 2
2/01/85
0
1
p
U
F25
H 2
2/02/85
0
1
N
M71
S 2
2/02/85
A
8
p
N
F25
M 2
2/03/15
c
1
N
M71
S 2
2/04/85
D
3
p
u
F25
H 2
2/07/85
0
1
N
C52
H 2
2/08/85
c
1
P
N
C52
S 2
2/09/85
0
I
P
U
013
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
1/01/85
I N 0 E X e
12/31/85
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TAR HEELS RALLY PAST LSU, 75-70
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UNC'S HEIGHT FORCES UUKE TO HFEI. 78 60
812 'WSJ !£ VIFI-0S TO CAROLINA FEVER
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sfuOSENT"TH['6T|sMFAc'FFtI£3R £'l»*^TBAH. TEAM
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UNC'S "MIGHTY MITE* STANOS OUT
,F,HJURLI° TELI- *<-l ABOUT HEELS
ffii, ?EFINSE F4CES PSACH OF CHALLENGE
HEELS GET CHANCE TO EARN RESPECT
UNC'S FENNER STANDING TALL IN t TMFi iruT
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS FOR UNC "-'M^tGHT
HEARLr^KS.LEI„A0TPP?F%ri,NIT?EL F ™ "ET »«»
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CRUM: RUMORS WRONG ABOUT RESIGNATION
UNC SHUFFLING DECK FOR TIGERS
HEELS BELONG AT .500
TIGERS TAME UNC IN TAR HEELIS'I STATE
ffif G^r!rE1ESrcVel"B'lL COMMITMENT
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juestijns many, answers few f' a- reeo and anthony
anthony is good example of college student- aihle tf
. of n.c. -chapel htll sports. golf (»en1
ee also tar heel invitational gglf tournament
navpatilova defeats evert lloyd for lipton international title
nicklaus' 69 paces unc golf piumph
jack nicklaus ii. unc leao
georgia tech rallies to take iron ouke title; unc wins 4th tourney
parker paces unc golfers
unc. wake set to duel in tourhey
houston takes ncaa sole leao; unc falters
tar heels miss cut in ncass
minutemen ready. eno unc soccer win streak
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill sports. golf iwo"eni
mcenroe serves over annacone in atlanta
unc's kessler wins kentucky golf title
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill sports, gymnastics
flutie. generals talking big ( is -illioni bucks
univ. of n.c. -chapel hill sports, lacrosse
see also lacrosse
unc bombs terps: state nips virginia
johns hopkins visits tar heels in lacrosse clash
heels bag no. 1 blue jays. 11-10
tar heels stop no. 1 johns hcpkins in lacrosse
foro keys unc lacrosse win over duke
UNC HEELS GREyhO'JNOS with 3SD-JUARTFR BLITZ
HEELS. CAVS CHASE TITLE IN LACROSSE
UNC STICKS IT TO CAVS FOR SHA? E OF ACC TITLE
UNC IN LACROSSE SHOWOOWN AS .NUMBER 3 SEED
U\C FACES BROWN
TAR HEELS. BROWN "EET IN NCAA LACROSSE
UNC WITHSTANDS RALLY BY BROWN. GAINS SEMIFINALS
TAR HEELS HOPING TO SACK ORANGE AT HO»E TODAY
TAR HEELS OUSTEO IN OT AS 5-G3AL LEAD DISAPPEARS
SYRACUSE OUSTS HEELS IN NCAA LACROSSE SEMIS
FORO WINS ACC HONOR
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, SOCCER (MENI
SEE ALSO SOCCER
HOLMES MULLS REMATCH
•WI2' ENJOYS REIGN OF SOCCER KINGDOM
WAOKINS1 63 CLAIMS OISNEY GOL^ TQMRNEV
KA|N. STONE PACE OUKE BOOTERS OVER HEELS, 4-0
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. SOCCER IWO«ENI
UNC COULDN'T SAY 'NO1 TO PERSISTENT SOCCER RECRUIT
MINUTEMEN READY. END UNC SOCCER WIN STREAK
UNC WOMEN dOOTERS DEFEAT N.C. STATE. 4-2
UNC REACHES SOCCER final
GEORGE MASON TAKES SOCCER TITLE FROM UNC
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS, SWIMMING l-ENI
SUGAR RAY FEELS SORE AFTER BOJT WITH TRUCK
NAVPATILOVA OEFEATS EVERT LLOYD FOR LIPTON INTERNATIONAL TITLE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. SWIMMING IWOMENI
HEELS LEAO ACC W0"EN'S SWIMMING
UNC WOMEN 10TH IN NCAA SWIMMING
UNC SWIMMERS TOP STATE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. TELEVISION
SEE SPORTS. TELEVISION COVERAGE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. TENNIS (MEN)
MORRIS BRINGING UNC TENNIS BACK
TIGER NETTERS IN ACC TENNIS TOURNEY LEAO
HEARN AIMS FOR PERFECT ACC CAREER
CLEMSON'S NIOO BEATS UNC'S HEJRN
UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel HILL SPnRTS. TENNIS (WOMENI
TIGERS TAKE 3RD STRAIGHT TENNIS TITLE
UNC'S WEIL3AECHER RECOVERING =ROH INJURY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. TICKETS
IT'S BACK TO CARMICHAEL FOR UMC 3ASKETBALL TEAM
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. TRACK
SEE ALSO CAROLINA-OUKE TRACK CARNIVAL
IN THE FAST LANE: UNC'S SMITH TO TEST SPEED ON TRACK TEAM
UNC TRACK COACH LOCKERBIE RESIGNS
CRADDOCK TO HEAD UNC TRACK PR~GRAM
CRAOOOCK LEAVES VIRGINIA TO GJIDE UNC TRACK PROGRAM
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS.
UNC WOMEN FALL IN OT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL SPORTS. WRESTLING
SEE ALSO WRESTLING
UNC WRESTLERS ROLL
UNC MAT"EN WIN TITLE
TOP SEEOS ADVANCE IN AUSTRaILIAN OPEN
POLICE CHARGE 3 UNC ATHLETES
3 UNC WRESTLERS CHARGED IN 00<M ENTRY INCIDENT
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL STUDENT \CTIVITIES CENTER
CARMICHAEL EXIT: FOR SMITH, THIS WEEK'S GAMFS OUTWEIGH END OF UNC.
NOSTALGIA CAN'T DISTRACT SMITH
UNC AREAN'S DEBUT IN DOUBT
UNC CFNTER PLANS CHANGE
UNC TRUSTEES: TAKE TIME TO EN'UPE NEW ARENA SAFF
BOARD DEMANDS B'JALITY WORK ON UNC CCNTEP
U'IC'C CFNTER OUALITY CONCERNS TRUSTEES MOPE THAN OEAOLINE
THE ARENA AFFECTION
CONTRACTOR FOR ARC!<» MAY BE SOLO
BUILDING BOOM ON RISE
TAR HEELS' NEW ARENA MIGHT NOT BE READY UNTIL JANUARY
UNC OELAYS ARENA OEBUT
IT'S BACK TO CARMICHAFL FOR UNC BASKETBALL TEAM
OPENING OF UNC CENTER TO BE LATE HOLIDAY GIFT
"...The NEW SPORTS ARENA!" ICSRTOONI
CAROLINA FANS... I AO I
UNC ARENA WILL OPEN THIS WEEK
STATE'S THOMPSON PLANS TO TRANSFER
UNC-OUKE CLASSIC CLASH TO CHRISTEN SPORTS CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL, STUDENTS
MEASLES EPIDEMIC UNLIKELY AT UNC, PHYSICIAN SAYS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL STUOENT STORES
STUDENT STORE URGED TO HALT UNDERSELLING
MERCHANT, UNC MAY LOCK "ORNS OVER COMPUTER SALES
■(OMEN (General; SEE ALSO EACH SPORTl
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL INDEX
1/01/65 - 12/31/85
MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBING UNC STORES
SUSPECT IN TWO HQLOUPS CAPTUREO
MAN ROBS UNC STUDENT STORE, LE ADS POLICE ON CAMPUS CHASE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL UNIV. DAY
UNIVERSITY TD CELEBRATE ITS BIRTHDAY
4 TO RECEIVE UNC ALUMNUS AWARDS
4 UNC ALUMNI TO BE HONORED AT CEREMONIES
FRIDAY TU GIVE LAST MAJOR TAL< AT UNC
FRIDAY'S TALK TO HIGHLIGHT UNIVERSITY DAY
FRIDAY: GUARD SCHOOL FREEDOMS
FINAL SPEECH: FRIDAY SAYS UNIVERSITY IS FACING CHALLENGES TO BASIC FREED
FINAL SPEECH
MUSIC AND MARCHING
HONOR FRIOAY BY HELPING TO PROTECT UNC FREEDOM
UNC-CH WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTE
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES TO J1IN CONSORTIUM ON WATER PROBLEMS
STUDY: STATE OOING LITTLE TO PROTECT FUTURE SOURCES OF DRINKING WAT^R
■HUMAN" STORIES
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WILLIAM } . KENAN J". CENTER
FOR PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WILSON LIBRARY
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. LITRAPIFS
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL DAVIS LIBRARY
THE ARCHIVES: YELLOWEO PAGES IF UNC HISTORY TELL
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HIGHER EOUCATIOV
SPONSERS ARE SOUGHT FOR WOMEN'S DIALOGUE
2 TO EDIT WOMEN'S JOURNAL
DIALOGUES BEGIN FRIOAY
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL YMCA
SEE ALSO YMCA, CHAPEL H I LL/C AR RS ORU
STUOENTS PROTEST FIRING OF Y'S GAMBLE
UNC BAZAAR STARTS FRIDAY
STUOENT GROUP PLANS PROTEST
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL YOUNG DEMOCRATS
,SEE ALSO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, N.C.
YOUNG OEMOCRATS AT UNC HOSTINj CANOIOATES FORUM
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE
OVERSEAS INFLUENCES LINKED TO U.S. ECONOMIC HEALTH
HYDROGEN MAY FUEL GENERATORS IN 21ST CENTURY
STATE CHANCELLOR'S REMARK ON JNCC SCHOOL CRITICIZED
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
UNCC EXPECTED TO NAME MULLINS AS AO ANO COACH
•NEW DIRECTION' DRAWS MULLINS TO UNCC POSTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE, FACULTY
TWO UNC-CHARLOTTE PROFESSORS DREAM OF A CITY IN SPACE
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE CAROLINA RAPTOR REHABILITATION t RESEARCH CENTER
SEE BIRDS
SEE N.C. RAPTOR CENTER
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
POULTON APOLOGIZES FDR HIS REMARKS
POULTON SHOULD BE CAREFUL ABOUT PUBLIC STATEMENTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -CHARLOTTE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
GEORGIA TECH WALLOPS UNCC
WISSEL OUITS AS UNCC COACH
UNCC EXPECTED TO NAME MULLINS AS AO ANO COACH
•NEW DIRECTION' ORAWS MULLINS TO UNCC POSTS
UNCC WON'T PAY ATHLETE'S SUMMER FEE AT LAURINRURG
MULLINS FINOS NEW CHALLENGE AT UNCC
WAKE FOREST HOLDS OFF <>9ERS
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO
PTC ANNOUNCES COLLEGE TRANSFE' COURSES
UNC-G OFFICIALS CLOSE RECREATION ROOM
NEW UNC-G BUILDING NAMED FOR FERGUSON
•FISH ASSAULT- ASTOUNOEO HIM, TEACHER SAYS
MORE TEACHERS NEEDED, PLACEME'IT OFFICIALS SAY
SHE GIVES GUIDE FOR PICKING KIDS' BOOKS
UNC-G PLAYS INCLUOE MACBETH
SUSIE SHARP TO RECEIVE AWARD FROM UNC-G
6 FROM DURHAM GET UNC-G DEGREES
ISRAELI STATESMAN HAILS JET INTERCEPTION
PROFESSOR: 'OBSCENITY LAW IS ITSELF AM OBSCENITY'
UNC-G ANTHROPOLOGIST USES FOOTPRINTS TO SOLVE CRIMES
CHRISTMAS BLITZ CAN TEACH KIOS VALUABLE LESSONS
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, COMMENCEMENT
MRS. EVERETT TO GET DEGREE
27 DURHAM STUOENTS GET UNC-G DEGREES
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, DORMITORIES
UNC-G DORMITORY OAMAGED BY FIRE
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO, FACULTY
UNC-G PROFESSOR ASSESSES LIFE OF INOIAN REFUGEES
3 APPOINTMENTS MADE AT UNC-G
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. GRANTS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. HONORARY DEGREES
EVERETT TO GET AWARD
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. SCHOLARSHIPS
WOLFE WINS SCHOLARSHIP
2 GET UNC-G SCHOLARSHIPS
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO. STUDENTS
STUDENTS OUTPLAY THE PROS IN STOCK MARKET DURING '34
7 DURHAM STUOENTS GET UNC-G OEGREES
2 OUKE STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS TO OXFORD
NINE DURHAM STUOENTS MAKE ALL A'S AT UNC-G FOR 1ST SEMESTER
UNC-G ANNOUNCES STUOENTS ON SPRING DEAN'S LIST
MS. O'BRIEN CHOSEN ELLIOTT CEMTER FELLOW
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO ELLIOTT CENTER- FELLOWSHIPS
MS. O'BRIEN CHOSEN ELLIOTT CENTER FELLOW
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS
SOME UNC-G OFFICIALS FAVOR HOME ECONOMICS NAME CHANGE
UNIV. OF N.C. -GREENSBORO SCHOOL OF NURSING
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1/29/85
1/29/85
1/29/85
A
B
A
3
7
N
N
N
K45
H 2
S 2
H ?
S 2
H 3
S 2
H 2
S 2
S 2
S 2
9/13/85
9/23/85
10/06/85
10/11/85
10/12/85
10/12/85
10/13/85
10/14/85
13/14/(13
10/15/85
A
A
e
A
c
A
A
A
C
A
16
1
15
1
1
I
1
2
1
4
p
o
P
p
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
p
p
F
1180
UBO
U80
J54
F70
F70
H 1
H 2
4/17/85
10/25/85
B
A
1
11
N
M
USO
H 7 10/31/85 B 3 P P M66
H 3 5/16/85 B 1
3/13/85 B
8/23/85 B
11/04/85 A
H 3 11/14/85 3 1
S ? 11/19/85 C 4
H 2 11/25/85 A 14
H 2 11/12/85 C 14
5 2 2/27/85 A 1 N C60
H 2 9/18/85 A 13 N
H 2 U/07/85 A 12 P N
H 2 3/05/85 C 1 P N D71
H 2 3/06/85 a 2 P N
H I 12/27/85 B I P N
H
7
11/09/85
A
5
s
2
11/18/85
A
4
s
?
1/18/85
R
1
s
?
3/04/85
0
8
H
7
3/05/85
r.
1
H
>
3/06/B5
H
/
H
7
3/20/85
R
3
S
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5/20/85
n
4
s
1
11/27/85
u
i
H
1
1/08/85
c
1
S
/
2/08/85
A
7
H
1
2/15/85
R
1
H
7
3/24/85
H
7
H
?
5/13/35
h
1
H
?
7/07/85
F
A
H
?
8/30/85
n
?
M
?
9/25/85
A
1 1
"!
7
10/08/95
A
1
H
>
10/17/85
h
8
H
>
10/31/85
H
7
H
?
11/29/85
(.
h
H
7
12/18/85
B
1
H 2 5/10/85 B 3 P N
S 2 5/24/85 All N
H 2 9/17/85 A 14
H 2 1/02/85 A 9 P N
H 2 4/18/85 A 13 N
H 2 12/03/85 C 2 N
S 2 4/25/85 C I ° N
S 2 9/24/85 A 6 N
S 2 9/25/85 C 11 N
H 2 1/13/85 B 10 P N L41
S 2 2/06/85 C 2 N
H 2 3/U7/R5 A 6 P F
S 2 3/07/85 C 6 N
S 2 7/24/85 A 11 N
S 2 11/30/85 A 5 N
S 2 11/30/85 A 5 N
H 2 9/10/85 All N
MONTHLY/ANNUAL
I N 0 E X
12/31/08
SUBJECTS
p»r,e 3S<,
1/16/36
SEE ALSO NURSES. N.C.
NURSING STUDENTS PROVIDE CARE IN PUBLIC CLINICS
UNIV. OF N.C.-GREENSBOTO SPORTS. SOCCER
UNC-G WINS OIV. Ill SOCCER
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON
SEE ALSO ALBERT SCHWEITZER INTERNATIONAL PHIZES
115 MILLION OF STATE SURPLUS SPENT
SKIMMING STATE money
THESE FISH SEEM ALMOST HUMAN
UNC-WILMINGTGN PROJECT I OF 15 CRITICIZED BY 90ARO
UNC-W LISTS AREA GRADUATES
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON, STUDENTS
UNC-wILMINGTON RELEASES DEAN'S LIST
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON SPORTS, BASEBALL
TAR HEELS STOP UNC-WILMINGTON
UNIV. OF N.C. -WILMINGTON SPORTS,
UNCW PLAYER OpF TEAM
UNIV. OF RICHMOND SPORTS. BASKETBALL (MEN!
RICHMONO NETS ORANGE BASKETBALL STAR
UHIV. OF S.C. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
AN ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT: BILL
BA SKET3ALL
OSTER GIVFS COACHING HIS LIVING.
UNIV. OF S.C. SPORTS. FOOTPALL
ELLIS HEAOIN1 SOUTH; WORLEY'S UNOECIOED
WHEN IT WAS OVER, S.C. DID SHOUTING
CLEMSON OFFICIALS TICKED OFF aY SOUTH CAROLINA'S TICKETS
THOUGH OPTIMISTIC, MORRISON CONCERNEO ABOUT EXPERIENCE
SOUTH CAROLINA SEEKS RETURN TO 1964 FORM
100-YARD KICK RETURN STINGS DUKE
DEVILS FALL VtCTIM TO OCTOBER BLUES
BEATABLE GAMECOCKS STIFLE DUKE
SOUTH CLOBBERS EAST IN CAROLINA MATCHUP
PACK ENDS STRING WITH A STUNNER
STATE STUNS GAMECOCKS
UNIV. OF TEXAS-EL PASO SPORTS, BASKETBALL
STATE, UTEP IN SEARCH OF CIN05RELLA LEGACIES
THE SAME SLIPPER HAD DIFFERENT FIT
MINERS CAN'T CONTAIN STATE'S TINY OVNAMO
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. BASEBALL
CAVALIERS OUST TAR HEELS. 10-5; GA.
TECH WINS
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. BASKETBALL
COACH K: VIRGINIA "JILL BE DIFFICULT"
CAVS OFFER NEW LOOK SECOND T It E AGAINST S ECONO-R ANK EO DUKE
DUKE WALKED PROUOLY. CARRIED ">IG STICK, IN 63-58 WIN
HENDERSON'S LIFT SENT DEVILS TO 10-0 HEIGHTS
POOR HALF POINTS TO OUKE ■ S STRENGTH
WOLPACK SLIDE CAN BE SLOWED AGAINST VIRGINIA
STATE, UVA TRY TO ESCAPE ACC'S CELLAR
CAVS FALL PREY TO PACK ATTACK
STATE 'SCRAMBLES' PAST CAVS
CAVALIERS, miller LOOK TO RECOVER AGAINST TAR HFELS
PETERSON'S SHOT 3UIETS CAVALIERS' UPSET BUZZ
CAVALIERS EXPERIENCE TERPS' (CAROLINAI BLUES
CLEMSON LEAVES CAVS WINLESS IN ACC PLAY
POLYNICE'S JUMPER GIVES VIRGINIA FIRST ACC VICTORY
HEELS SURVIVE LATE UVA BLITZ
CAROLINA HOLDS OFF UVA, PASSES CRITICAL TEST
CALLOWAY LEAOS CAVS OVER YELLOW JACKETS
PRODIGAL SON CALLOWAY COMES HOME, GETS CAVS GOING IN
STATE'S LATE KICK CUTS DOWN CAVS
DEACS HOLD OFF VIRGINIA
TECH WINS WAR, LOSES BATTLE
WIN COSTLY FOR GEORGIA TECH
CLEMSON, UVA, WAKE ACCEPT NIT INVITATIONS
CENTERS OF ATTENTION
ACC PREVIEW: VIRGINIA
FOR CAVS, IT'S BACKICOURTI TO SAME PROBLEMS THIS YEAR
OEVILS. CAVS GET EARLY START
GATES OPEN ON ACC RACE
BLUE DEVILS OPEN ACC SEASON WITH WIN OVER VIRGINIA
CAVS MISS SHOT AT TIRED BLUE DEVILS
UNIV. OF VIRGINIA SPORTS. FOOTBALL
VIRGINIA AO SAYS CRUM'S REMAR<S ARE 'SOUR GRAPES'
THE PROMOTIONS GAME
UVA HOPES HIGH
CAVS NEAR TOP. HOPE TO STAY
ALL IN ALL, ACC IS JP IN • 85
CAVS BANKING ON OEFENSE TO KEEP THEM UP NEAR TOP
NAVY HANDS CAVALIERS FIRST LOSS
CAVS TO SEE IF DUKE FOR 'REAL'
wahOOS' MCOANIEL LEAOER OF YOUNG PACK
tar heels, oevils victims of \cc muggings: cavs shreo duke's
devils' defense was ooomed
cavs knock confidence out of oevils
sloan overdue?
virginia runs, holds off wake forest pally
unc, state make their 111 poi'it: pack repels virginia...
wolfpack wins second straight thriller
unc's bowling lane on line against cavs
disciplinary move may sideline cavs' majkowski
cavaliers clip heels. snuff 83 wl hopes
spreading the word on barry
cavs trample unc bowl hopes
troubleo cav gets last word as player of year
univ. of virginia sports. lacrosse
heels. cavs chase title in lacrosse
unc sticks it to cavs for share of acc title
univ. of virginia sports. soccer
blue devils, johnston blank cavaliers, 1-0
univ. of washington sports. basketball imeni
a made-for-tv affair
devils-huskies rematch at nooi
ouke draws reins on huskies
blue devils' show missing no «cts
amaker, oawkins the key for duke
univ. of west virginia sports. football
duke tough on wvu
mountaineers' coach sees duke as sleeper
blue oevils' gallant effort falls 121 short
OUKE'S EIG STEP NO moral VICTORY
OUKE IMPRESSES WVU IN OEFEAT
NEW OIRECTION
S I T
E IV
DATE C PG L P 3YL
H 2 1/06/35 E <. P F
H 2 12/09/05 B a P N
H 2 1/04/05 A 1 N 046
H 2 1/08/B5 A 4 E
H 2 1/22/85 A ION 830
H 2 3/03/35 A 7 »| 846
S 2 6/21/85 C 14 N
S ? 6/14/88 C 2
H 2 3/26/B5 B )
H 2 1/16/85 8 4
H
2
4/16/85
0
1
P
N C36
H
2
1/30/85
0
1
P
U M71
H
2
2/13/05
B
2
p
N
H
?
2/13/15
B
2
U C36
H
2
8/24/B5
D
2
P
N
H
2
8/27/85
D
1 Q
P-
N
H
2
10/11/85
C
I
p
N C52
H
2
10/13/85
c
1
N C52
H
2
10/13/85
c
6
p
U C52
s
2
10/14/85
0
2
P
U Oio
H
2
10/27/85
c
3
N
H
2
11/03/85
c
1
N
s
2
11/04/85
0
5
P
N
H
2
3/17/35
c
1
p
N M71
H
2
3/17/35
c
I
U "71
s
2
3/13/85
0
5
p
N
H
2
4/20/P5
D
1
P
N
s
2
1/03/85
B
1
N 018
H
2
1/05/85
B
2
p
N M71
H
2
1/06/85
C
t
N M71
H
2
1/06/05
C
1
P
U "7 1
s
2
1/07/35
0
2
p
U F25
H
2
1/08/85
D
1
U 07 I
s
2
1/03/85
D
2
N
H
2
1/09/05
B
2
p
N C52
s
2
1/09/85
0
I
p
N F26
H
2
1/12/95
D
I
p
N C52
H
2
1/13/35
C
1
P
N C52
H
2
1/13/85
C
3
U C52
H
2
1/20/85
c
3
N
H
?
1/27/35
C
1
N
H
2
2/03/85
c
1
p
N C52
s
2
2/03/35
0
I
P
U 018
H
2
2/17/85
c
1
N G50
ION
H
2
2/24/P5
c
1
P
N C52
H
2
2/25/85
B
2
P
N C5?
s
2
2/23/55
3
2
P
N
H
2
3/09/85
B
2
P
N C52
s
2
3/09/85
A
1
p
N F25
H
2
3/1 1/85
B
3
N
H
2
4/27/85
D
1
N
s
2
11/15/05
D
: 1
P
N F25
H
2
11/19/85
0
9
P
F M71
H
2
12/06/85
c
1
II 07 1
H
2
12/07/85
D
I
C
N 071
H
2
12/08/85
c
1
P
N 071
S
2
12/09/35
0
3
p
U 018
H
2
5/15/85
B
2
N
s
2
5/30/85
B
1
P
U 018
s
2
3/13/35
0
1
u 010
H
2
8/23/85
C
1
p
N
s
2
3/21/35
D
3
P
F 010
H
2
3/27/35
D
5
P
N
H
2
9/29/85
C
3
N
s
2
10/01/35
B
1
p
N F25
H
2
10/03/85
D
1
p
N C52
FOR
VIC H
2
10/06/35
C
I
p
N C52
H
2
10/06/85
C
4
N C52
s
2
10/07/85
D
4
p
U F2 =
s
2
10/03/85
0
1
p
U 010
H
2
10/27/85
C
1
p
N
H
2
11/10/85
C
i
p
N 071
S
2
11/11/85
c
4
p
U 815
H
2
11/15/85
c
1
p
N C36
H
2
11/16/85
0
2
N
H
2
11/17/85
c
1
N C36
H
2
11/17/85
c
4
N C36
s
2
11/13/85
D
2
U F25
H
2
11/27/85
8
2
p
N
H
2
4/27/85
0
1
N C5?
H
2
4/28/e5
c
1
N C52
H
2
10/28/85
0
1
p
N
s
2
1/11/35
0
1
P
I) 018
H
2
1/12/85
D
1
p
N <71
H
2
1/13/85
C
I
p
N 07 1
H
2
1/13/35
C
I
U M71
S
2
1/14/85
0
3
0
U 018
s
2
8/03/85
B
I
U 013
H
2
9/11/85
D
1
N
H
2
9/15/85
c
I
H 07 1
H
2
9/16/35
c
3
U 071
s
2
9/16/85
0
3
p
U 018
MONTHLY/A
INDEX
12/31/85
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PAGE 855
1/16/36
UNIVERSITY SCUARE
WINN-DIXIE CLOSING 2 SUPERMAR<ETS
UNIVERSITY TOWER
SEE ALSP HIGH-RISES
SEE ALSO T.A. STONE INC.
TEXAN HAS BIG PLANS FOR TOWER
FOES RAISING TRIAL BALLOON ON PLAN
HIGH-RISE SHOWS CIVIC INSECURITY
HIGH-RISE OEVELOPER HAS ATTRACTIVE PROPOSAL
HIGH-RISE WILL BE • S EL F-OE STRUC T I VE '
WILL BUILDING CHANGE DURHAM'
UNIVERSITY TOWER
MINI-SKYSCRAPER SHOULD RE BUILT OOWNTOWN
HIGH-RISE WILL CAUSE EXODUS
COMMITTEE TAKFS NO STAND ON 17-STORY RUIL"ING
HIGH-RISE UN AGENDA
COUNCIL SHOULO HEAR ALL SIDES
HIGH-RISE ARGUMENTS NOT VALIO
COUNCIL TOLD BUILDING WON'T WORSEN TRAFFIC
300-ROOM HOTEL PLANNED ON 17-STORY BUILDING SITE
HIGH-RISE OEVELOPER WON'T BE PRESSURED
OURHAM NEEDS TH6 NEW OFFICE BJILDING
HIGH-RISE THREATENS CHAOS
CITY SHOULD DEMAND HARMONY
TOWER TOPS CITY AGENOA
•GOOSPEEO' TO HIGH RISE
CITY SHOULD STOP HIGH-RISE
HIGH-RISE TO 86 'TOP-DUALITY'
WILL HIGH-RISE FEED RACISM?
BOOST FOR ARTS COMPLEX EASES STING OF HIGH-RISE
DEBATE EXPECTED ON PLAN FOR NF W PARK IN DURHAM
17-STORY BUILDING APPROVED: BJStNESSMAN PROPOSES STONF JOIN HIM...
CONSTRUCTION OF 17-STORY HIGH-RISE OFFICE TO I3EGIN
TOWER WILL DRAIN DOWNTOWN
OON'T MOVE CIVIC CENTER
HIGH-RISE SPRAWL HARMFUL TO OJRHAM
ANNEXEO AREA FILES COMPLAINT
HIGH-RISE IRONY
TOWER WILL BRING TROUBLE
UNIVERSITY TOWER
NO NEED FOR PUZZLEMENT
. COMMISSION REJECTS BID TO BLOCK 17-STORY TOWER
TOWER REZONING DENIED
SKYSCRAPER DEVELOPED LEARNED ART OF WHEELING ANO OEALING IN DALLAS
OPPONENTS STILL TRYING TO TOPPLE THE TOWER
NO ROOM FOR 'ANYTHING GOES' ELEMENT
EXERCISING FREE SPEECH
TREYBURN, SKYSCRAPER CONCERNS RAISEO AT 21ST CENTURY HEARING
•OPFN DOOR' NO WAY TO GROW
DURHAM GOALS AROUSE CONCERNS
BUILDING APPEAL DEADLINE EXTENDEO
DURHAM DESERVES THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
OPINION EXCHANGE: RECORD SHOWS CITY COUNCIL ISN'T A PATSY FOR DEVELOPERS
KEEP OUR IDEALISM
MAYOR'S LFTTER A FEAST; HIGH-IISE SPAT NORMAL
OPINION EXCHANGE: HIGH-RISE FT E S 'CONCERNEO. CARING'
HIGH RISE OPPOSITION
WORK BEGINS ON 17-STORY BUILDING
WORK BEGINS ON 17-STORY BUILDING
HIGH-RISE ISSUES JEOPARDIZE ALL DURHAM NEIGHBORHOODS
CONTROVERSIAL REZONING REQUEST TO BE HEARD
SKYSCRAPER GETS GREEN LIGHT AS COUNCIL REJECTS REZONING
BATTLE LOST IN HIGH-RISE REZONING BID
CONSTRUCTION UP 651 IN DURHAM
COUNCIL VOTE STRIKES SOUR NOTE
BUILOERS SET SIZZLING PACE
STONE: BUSINESS SHOULD BE ACTIVE
BUSINESS CLUB. RESTAURANT IN STONE'S TOWER PLANS
STONE NEVER OREAMEO HE'D BUILD IN DURHAM
GROWTH AFFECTS ALL CITIZENS
VOICE OF BUSINESSMEN NEEDS TO BE HEARO
TOWFR WILL HURT CIVIC CENTER
OOWNTOWN HAS ITS OWN EOGE
3 SEEK PICKETT ROAD REZONING
OCTOBER INSIGHT
COUNCIL FACES 21 HEARINGS
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON TREYBURN PROPOSAL
PLEA TQ REZONE 13 ACRES NEAP PICKETT ROAO FAILS
MAYOR RAPS FOE'S HIGH-RISE AD
VOTE MARKHAM: SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL TOWER (CARTOON)
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
DOWNTOWN OURHAM IS AT A TURNING POINT
SPACE IN OFFICE TOWER BEING G3BBLEU UP FAST
UNIV. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (CHAPEL HILL. N.C.I
DAY'S ENO
UNTO THESE HILLS (PLAY)
SEE ALSO OUTDOOR DRAMAS
HARDY SETS PERFORMANCE RECORD
1. OOO AND STILL COUNTING
UNWANTEO CHILDREN
SEE ABORTION
SEE FOSTER CHILOREN
SEE ORPHANAGES
UPTOWN GALLERY
AN AESTHETIC EYEi PASTEL CERAMICS IN CHAPEL HILL
URANIUM
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR FUEL
SEE ALSO RAOIOACTIVE MATEPULS
GAS LINKED TO CANCER FOUND AT HIGHER LEVELS IN 3 COUNTIES
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
PANEL BACKS HIGHER CITY FEE F3 R VEHICLES
LAWMAKERS REJECT DURHAM CHARTER CHANGE
URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM, OURHAM
H 7 6/12/35 B
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 3L0CK GRANT PROGRAM,
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM,
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO FEDERAL AID, OURHAM
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
POWELL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT HOTEL GRANT
UNOER-FIRE 'HOTEL GRANTS' VIEWEO WITH TWO MINDS
CENTER HOTEL GRANT REFUSED
HOTEL GRANT DENIED
CIVIC CENTER NEWS BOTH GOOD A-l D BAD
CIVIC CENTER NEWS NOT ALL BAO
DURHAM OFFICIALS COURT POTENTIAL HOTEL INVESTOR
N.C.
U.S.
H 2
6/06/85
A
1
P N
L41
H 2
6/06/85
A
1
N
S 2
6/08/15
A
4
L
h ;
6/09/R5
D
4
F
H !
6/10/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/10/P5
A
4
L
H 2
6/1 1/85
A
4
T T
C50
H 2
6/11/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/1 1/85
A
4
L
H 7
6/1 l/»5
C
1
N
551
S 2
6/11/85
C
1
N
33"
H 2
6/13/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/13/85
A
4
L
S 2
6/13/85
A
1
N
838
H 2
6/14/°5
A
1
N
S51
H 2
6/14/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/14/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/14/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/14/85
A
4
L
S ?
6/14/85
C
I
N
838
H 2
6/16/85
0
4
L
H 2
6/16/B5
D
4
L
H 2
6/17/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/17/85
A
4
L
S 2
6/17/85
A
4
E
S 2
6/17/85
C
1
N
M69
H 2
6/18/85
A
1
P N
S5I
S 2
6/18/85
A
1
N
M69
H 2
6/19/B5
A
4
L
H 2
6/19/85
A
4
L
S 2
6/19/35
A
4
E
H 2
6/20/85
D
6
N
S82
H 2
6/21/85
A
4
E
H 2
6/21/85
A
4
L
H 2
6/25/35
A
4
T T
C50
H 2
7/02/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/03/85
A
1
N
S51
S 2
7/03/85
C
1
N
M&9
H 2
7/07/B5
D
1
P F
L41
H 2
7/08/85
A
4
E
H 2
7/10/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/17/85
A
4
L
H 2
7/18/85
P.
1
N
S81
S 7
7/18/85
A
4
J
S 2
7/18/35
C
1
N
M6°
H 2
7/20/85
A
1
N
SSI
H 2
7/22/85
A
4
L
S 2
7/23/P5
A
4
L
H 2
7/25/85
4
4
L
S 2
7/27/85
A
4
L
S 2
7/30/85
A
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FEDERAL FUNDS SOUGHT FOR HOSI=RY "ILL PROJECT
HUO OFFICIAL TAKES TOUR BUT MMtES NO PRDHISES ON GRANTS FOR HOTEL.
HUO'S VISIT TO OURHAM COULO i' A GOOD SIGN
COUNCIL TO SEEK »2.2 MILLION "RANT FQR ELDERLY HOUSING PROJECT AT.
CIVIC CENTER may GET PRESERVATION REVIEW
JUNE 4 06AOLINE SET FnR BACKING HOTEL
EnGEMONT REVITAL IZAT ION TO PE OISCUSSEO "nNDAY
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FUTURE OF GRANT UNCERTAIN
MAYOR SEEKS SHOWDOWN ON CIVIC CENTER PROJECT
CIVIC CENTER BILL OK'D
OURHAM GETS »3.2 MILLION GRANT
POWELL: HILL PROJECT may SPAR< GROWTH
EOGEMONT GETS INCENTIVE
URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
SEE MASS TRANSIT
URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
SEE ALSO CHURCHES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS. OURHAM
TAKING SHAPE
ENOOWMENT SFGUN FOR MINISTRIES CENTER
AREA PROJECTS LISTED IN LEGISLATURE'S PORK BARREL BILL
OPENING NEAR FOR URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
CENTER SETS OEDICATION
URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER EVIDENCE OF CITY'S HEART
15-YEAR-QLO HELPS TO FEED HUNOREDS
FOOO PANTRY HELPS 100-150 PEOPLE WEEKLY — OIRECTOR
KEEP FOOD PANTRY FILLEO
MINISTRIES CENTER OEDICATION, OPEN HOUSE SCHEOULEO
MINISTRIES CENTER: THE HEART IF CITY
1.200 HELP DEDICATE URBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
1.200 ATTENO OEOICATION OF CENTER
NATIONAL GROUP WILL MEET IN N= W JRBAN MINISTRIES CENTER
ELDER NEIGHBOR PROGRAM LAUNCHEO
GROUP OONATES FOUO TO SOUP KITCHEN
COMMUNITY KITCHEN IN NEED
SOUP KITCHEN EXPRESS THANKS
A HEART FOR THE HOMELESS
URBAN PLANNING
SEE GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLANNING
URPAN RENEWAL
SEE ALSO CITIES. U.S.
SEE ALSO FEDERAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
SEE ALSO HAYTI URBAN RENEWAL PRUECT
SEE ALSO PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SEE ALSO SMALL TOWNS
SEE ALSO U.S. OEPT. OF HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT
HANDICAPPEO LAW PLAN SPARKS S' AT ON COUNCIL
KUGFL HAS ORAWN PRAISE, CRITICISM ON PROJECTS
ORGANIZATION HOLDS PROMISE
URBAN REVENUES
MAVRETIC BILL SPURS RURAL. URSAN CONFLICT
URPAN WATER CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO BURLINGTON. N.C.. WATER RESOURCES
SFE ALSO WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
BURLINGTON COUNCIL VOTES TO JOIN CONSORTIUM ON WATER PROBLEMS
URINALYSIS
DRUG SCREENING PROGRAMS BECOMING MORE ABUNOANT IN ACC
BASEBALL DRUG TESTS APPROVEO
ORUG TESTS PONOERED
DRUG TESTS EYED IN TENNIS
MORE BUSINESSES TESTING EMPLOYEES FOR DRUGS
ORUG TESTS 99. 9 PERCENT ACCURATE IF PERFORMFO 'PROPFRLY'
MORE FIRMS TEST WORKERS FOR ORUG USE
USED CAR OEALERS
SEE ALSO AUTOS, DEALERS
CAR DEALER CONVICTED OF ROLLING BACK OOOMETERS
OURHAM USED-CAR aUYERS TO GET HELP
FEOS FORCE USED-CAR OEALERS T3 PUT TERMS IN WRITING
USER FEES
SEE ALSO N.C, BUOGET
BOATING COSTS MAY RISE
USURY LAWS
SEE INTEREST RATES
uterine cancer
see also cancer
biochemist searches for gene that
MAY FIGHT UTEPINE CANCER
UTILITIES, TAXES
SEE ALSO TAXES, N.C.
HACKNEY FILES BILL ON PROPERTY OF ESTRANGEO COUPLES
COMMISSIONERS TO "ULL INDUSTRIAL POLICY
UTILITY FEES
SEE WATER ANO SEWER RATES. DURHAM COUNTY
UTILITY PLANTS 1SEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR ELECTRICAL UTtLITIESI
SEE ALSO CAROLINA POWER C LIGHT CO.. ROXRHRO ELECTRIC GENERATING CO.
SEE ALSO COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS
SEE ALSO ELECTRIC UTILITIES
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. N.C. ANO S.C.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR PLANTS. U.S.
OUKE POWER PROPOSES REGIONAL CONSORTIUM OF ELECTRIC UTILITIFS
PLANT TO START GENERATING NEXT "ONTH
CITY PROPOSES POLICIES FUR UTILITIES EXPANSION
COST ESTIMATES RISE FOR PLAN
UTILITY POLES
SEE TELEPHONE AND UTILITY POLES
UTILITY PATES
SEE ALSO ELECTRICITY, RATES
SFE ALSO HEATING FUEL PRICES
SEE ALSO NATURAL GAS, RATES
SEE ALSO N.C. UTILITIES COMMISSION
SEE ALSO TELEPHONE RATES
CPCL CONSTRUCTION PROBE REQUESTED
UWHARRIE NATIONAL FOREST
UWHARRIE. CROATAN NATIONAL FOIESTS "LANS PRESENTED
SIERRA CLUB OFFICIAL SAYS FOREST PLAN IS AN IMPROVEMENT
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SEE ALSO WOULD WAR I I
VE-OAY: 'THE END WAS INEVITABLE'
REAGAN TO BE COMMENTED
FOR SOLDIERS IN THE 4TH INFANTRY, V5 DAY DIDN'T END THE FIGHTING
BORN GERMAN. HE MARKS V-E DAY AS FRENCHMAN
VEPCO
SEE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC f. POWER CD .
VISTA (VOLUNTEERS IN SERVICE TO AMERICAI
PROSECUTION WITNESS TESTIFIES IN TRIAL ABOUT 1970 SLAYING
V-J DAY
SEE ALSn WORLD WAR II
THE DAY THE WAR STOPPED
OAUGHTER SAYS ADM. NIMITZ LOVED CHILDREN
ARTICLE'S SLUR DISTURBED
VACANT LOTS
SEE ALSH LITTER
MAYOR SAYS DEBRIS ORDINANCE C3UL0 CAUSE LEGAL CHALLENGE
DEBRIS LAW WORTH EFFORT TO IRON JUT LEGAL KINKS
HEARING PLANNEO ON DURHAM 'WEED LAW*
A OOWNTOWN SHAME
CITY MOW ENFORCING LAW ON WEEDS. TRASH
VACATIONS
SEE ALSO TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL
SEE ALSO TOURISM, N.C.
SEE ALSO TOURISM, U.S.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL, N.C.
SEE ALSO TRAVEL. U.S.
MOST OFFICES GIVE 2-WEEK VACATION AFTFR YEAR'S WORK
NORTH CAROLINIANS LIKE VACATIONING AT HOME
TARHEELS TOUR N.C.
00 STATE LEGISLATORS REALLY NEED A SPRING VACATION?
VACATION IN THE TRIANGLE
VACCINATIONS
SEE IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE VACCINE
VACCINE
SEE ALSO OPT VACCINE
SEE ALSO IMMUNIZATIONS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL RESEARCH
SHORTAGE OF OPT VACCINE HASN'T YET HIT DURHAM
UNC POLICY A WISE ONE
CEILING PROPOSEO FOR VACCINE SUITS
VETERINARIANS CHALLENGE LEGALITY OF ANIMAL SHELTER'S VACCINATIONS
BACTERIAL MENINGITIS VACCINE AVAILABLE IN T8IAWGLE
VACCINES FOR CHILDREN PUSHED
MALPRACTICE LAWSUIT ENDS IN «1.1 MILLION SETTLEMENT
ODGS AND CATS TO BE VACCINATED
DOG, CAT VACCINE CLINICS TOMORROW
NEW VACCINE BFST WAY TO COMBAT 'DAY-CARE DISEASE*
NON-COLLECTED BILLS AT HOSPITAL UP BY 15.5 MILLION
VACUUM CLEANFRS
ELECTROLUX GIVES VACUUM CLEANFRS
VAGABONO GLOBETROTTING: STATE OF THE ART
WELL-TRAVELEO STUOENT PUBLISHES BOOK ON GLOBETROTTING FRUGALITY
VALDESE, N.C.
DIFFERENT STROKES
VALENTINES
MAKE YOUR VALENTINES
VALENTINE'S DAY
POETRY ABOUNDED IN SIMPLE CARDS
SEEKING THE PERFECT VALENTINE
EXPRESS LOVE TOOAY
VAL'S UPSTAIRS (RESTAURANTI
NEW RESTAURANT AND BAR OPENS
VALUE-ADDEO TAX
SEE ALSO TAXES, U.S.
EUPHEMISM FOR SALES TAX
VALUE-ADDED TAX MAYBE?
IMPASSE ON TAX MEASURES SLOWS TOXIC-WASTE CLEANUPS
VALUES
BUILDING CHARACTER IN SCHOOLS
EDUCATION SECRETARY STRESSES SCHOOLS'
EOUCATE OR NOT EDUCATE?
•MORAL ENVIRONMENT'
VAMCE COUNTY, N.C.
VANCE COUNTY RESIDENTS EVACUATED AFTER TRAIN CARRYING CHLORINE DERAILS
300 MARIJUANA PLANTS ARE DEST'JYED IN VANCE COUNTY
50-MILE CAR CHASE ENOS IN HENDERSON
VANCE OFFICER'S CRUISER HIT BY SHOTS
MARIJUANA PLANTS DESTROYED IN VANCE
VANCE COUNTY, N.C. BUDGFT
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BUDGET
BUOGETS: VANCE RAISES TAX RATF
VANCE COUNTY, N.C, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
BILL WOULD SET VANCE ELECTION DATES
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS ELECTIONS BILL
STATE HOUSE PASSES VANCE ELECTIONS BILL
COMMITTEE OKS VANCE BILL
VANCE ELECTION DATES ARE FORMALLY ADOPTEO
VANCE COUNTY TO HOLD SOME ELECTIONS TODAY
ONE INCUMBENT DEFEATED IN VANCE COUNTY RUNOFFS
VANCE SHERIFF WILL SEEK SECOND TERM
VANCE COUNTY, N.C. LANDFILL
SEE VANCE COUNTY LANDFILL
VANCE COUNTY. N.C, PROPERTY TAXES
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY, N.C. TAX RATES
BUDGETS: VANCE RAISES TAX RATE
VANCE COUNTY, N.C, TAX RATES
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY. N.C. PROPERTY TAXES
BUOGETS: VANCE RAISES TAX RATE
VANCE COUNTY, N.C, TRASH COLLECTION
SEE ALSO GARBAGE COLLECTION. N.C
VANCE DUMPSTERS PROMPT COMPLAINTS
VANCE COUNTY DOA"0 OF fOUCATION
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HOUSE COMMITTEE OK S ELECTIONS BILL
STATE MOUSE PASSES VANCE ELECTIONS 9ILL
VANCE ELECTION DATES ARE FORMALLY ADOPTED
VANCE COUNTY TO HOLD SO"E ELE'. TIONS TODAY
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RULING AGAINST VANCE'S SCHOOL BOARD
VANCE CO. 30AR0 OF EDUCATION, ELECTIONS
ONE INCUMBENT OEFEATED IN VANCE COUNTY RUNOFFS
VANCE COUNTY BOARO OF ELECTIONS
VANCE ELtCTION DATES ARE FORMALLY ADOPTED
ONE INCUMBENT DEFEATED IN VANCE COUNTY RUNOFFS
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
VANCE. HENDERSON PLAN STUDY OF "U EMERGENCY SYSTEM
VANCE BOARD ALLOCATES MONEY TJ HIRE ARCHITECT
MOBILE HOME PARK PLANS APPROVrD
VANCE DUMPSTERS PROMPT COMPLAINTS
VANCE 30AR0 AWARDS CONTRACT FIR RENOVATION OF BUILDING
REQUEST MADE TO VANCE BOARD: ->0MEOWNERS SEEK ZONING PROTECTION
VANCE OK S HIRING CONSULTANT FT H PHASE TWO OF 911 SYSTEM
VANCE BOARO RECEIVES "EPORT ON ■> 1 1 SYSTEM
CRIMESTOPPERS PLANNED IN VANCE
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. "UOGET
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY, N.C., 3UCGET
BUOGETS: VANCE RAISES TAX RAT^
VANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ELECTIONS
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY, N.C., ELcCTIONS
BILL WOULD SET VANCE ELECTION DATES
HOUSE COMMITTEE OKS ELECTIONS BILL
STATE HOUSE PASSES VANCE ELECTIONS BILL
COMMITTEE OKS VANCE BILL
VANCE ELECTION DATES ARE FORMALLY ADOPTED
VANCE COUNTY TO HOLD SOME ELECTIONS TODAY
ONE INCUMBENT DEFEATEO IN VANCE COUNTY RUNOFFS
VANCE COUNTY COURT
VANCE CLERK SWORN IN
VANCE COUNTY OEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES
CRIMESTOPPERS PLANNED IN VANCE
VANCE COUNTY JAIL
VANCE BOARO ALLOCATES MONEY TO HIRE ARCHITECT
FIRST WOMAN NAMED TO SERVE AS CHIEF VANCE COUNTY JAILER
VANCE COUNTY LANDFILL
SEE ALSO LANDFILLS. N.C.
VANCE. HENDERSON PLAN STUDY OF '11 EMERGENCY SYSTEM
VANCE COUNTY MAGISTRATE
TWO MAGISTRATES APPOINTED BY JUDGE IN VANCE COUNTY
VANCE COUNTY MANAGERS
VANCE COUNTY MANAGER HONORED
VANCE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
SEE VANCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
VANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
SEE ALSO VANCE HIGH SCHOOL
ROSE'S GIVES VANCE SCHOOLS GRANTS TO BUY COMPUTERS
VANCE COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
VANCE BOARD ALLOCATES MONEY TO HIRE ARCHITECT
VANCE SENIOR CENTER WORK IS PROGRESSING
VANCE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
VANCE. HENDERSON PLAN STUOY OF 911 EMERGENCY SYSTEM
LINWOOD FALKNER. 69. cORMER VANCE SHERIFF
CP I"ESTCPPERS PLANNED IN VANCF
VANCE SHERIFF WILL SEEK SECOND TERM
VANCE COUNTY UNITED WAY
VANCE COUNTY UNITED WAY SETS GOAL
VANCE UNITED WAY'S GOAL H56.777
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL
SEE ALSO VANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS
COMEOY OF ERRORS
LADEN WITH HONORS
PUT UP A PARKING LOT
FBLA AT WORK
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL IBOYSI
KNIGHTS CLI-B BACK INTO 2ND PLACE IN PIG SI«
KNIGHTS' JVS IN FIRST PLACE
VA.NCE CLAIMS PLAYOFF BERTH, SPOT IN BIG 6 FINAL
VIKINGS KAYO KNIGHTS
PERSON'S PATIENCE GETS TITLE
ROCKETS NIP VIKES
PERSON, N. FORSYTH CLASH COMES EARLY
VANCE OOVS, NORTHERN GIRLS ELIMINATED FOC 4-A PLAYOFFS
COLLEGE POSITION LURES VANCE FOOTBALL COACH
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, BASKETBALL (GIRLSI
VANCE BOYS, NORTHERN GIRLS ELIMINATED FRJM 4-A PLAYOFFS
VANCE GIRLS MAKE FINAL EIGHT
MISSING PLAYERS COULD PLAY SIS POLE IN FRIDAY'S PLAYOFF GAMES
VANCE SEARCHING FOR WAY TO STSMP OUT STINSON
VANCE GIRLS FALL FROM REGIONALS
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FOOTBALL
VANCE STARTING PRACTICE AMID SEARCH FOR COACH
VANCE LANDS VETERAN COACH
SOMMERS MOVES IN FOR CARTER AT DHS
FLEDGLING PAC-6 A POWERHOUSF
VANCE STUNS SCOTLAND, 34-7
PREP NOTES
EARLY FIREWORKS: PAC-6 SHOWCOWNS START WITH NORTHERN-VANCE GAME
VANCE RANKED 2ND IN FIRST AP POLL
NO. 2 VANCE SLIGHT cav0RiTE OVER NORTHERN
HAYES EASY FIT IN VANCE FAMIL'
NORTHERN, VANCE READY FOR EARLY PAC-6 4-A SHOWOOWN
KNIGHTS LANCE NO. 2-RANKEO VA^ICE
NORTHERN RIPS 2N0-PANKEO VANCC
ORANGE'S QUICK START JOLTS VANCE
PANTHERS STUN VANCE
VANCE'S EARLY TDS OEFEAT CHAPFL HILL
VANCE CRUSHES WEBB. 45-0
BOYD: COMPOSITE OF SPEED, SMARTS
AIRING IT OUT
VANCE '0' SHACKLES FALCONS
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SUBJECTS
1/16/96
I T
L Y
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LOOKING FOR DAYLIGHT
VANCE'S bOYD IMPRESSES IN EARLY PRACTICES
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TENNIS
TRAVEL AND TENNIS TRADITION F}R VIJAYAS
VANCE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. TRACK
HORNETS STOP VIKINGS
VANCE HOTEL
FELLOWSHIP IS PLANNING TO OPE'I RETIREMENT HOME AT VANCE HOTEL
VANCE MANOR
CRIMESTOPPERS PLANNED IN VANCr
VAN'CE/GRANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VANCE-GRANVILLE COLLEGE WANTS AN AUDITORIUM
VANCE-GRANVILLE SCHOOL IS HOLDING RFGISTRATION
WARREN WANTS SATELLITE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS
INCORPORATION BILL BEING DRAWN! FOR YANCEYVILLE
SCHOUL TRUSTEES AWARD CONTRACTS FOR TR A IN INC./ AOMI SS IONS CFNTER
RABBIT CUNFERFNCE SET IN HENDERSON
MAX FACTOR DUNATES TO SCHOLARSHIPS
VANCE-GRANVILLE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT SET SUNDAY
GRANVILLE COUNTY TO SEEK 162.671 GRANT FOR SENIOR CENTER
VANCE-GRANVILLE HOLDS SHOW
VANCE-GRANVILLE RECOGNISES TwT
VANOALISM, CHAPEL HILL
MAILBOXES SMASHED ALONG ROADS
MERCHANTS GET POLICE REVIEW OF CONCERNS
CHAPEL HILL POLICE REVIEW VANOALISM
UNC NURSING OFFICES RANSACKED
UNC OFFICES VANDALISED
VANOALS DESTROY PLANETARIUM STAR
VANDALS UAMAGF PLANETARIUM ?TAR
PRANKSTERS TRIED TO STEAL YULE STAR
THE STAR SHINES ANEW
SHINING ANEW
PRANK OR PREJUOICE?
VANDALISM. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS. VANDALISM
THREW A WHAT?
ROBBERY ATTEMPT FAILS
10 CAP WINDOWS SMASHED IN SPREE OF BRICK THROWING
VANDALS DAMAGE MA'IGUM ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL OFFICE VANOALI2ED
DURHAM BREAK-INS ARE INVESTIGATED
NEIGHBORHOOD RAVAGED BY VANOALS
VANOALS STRIKE HOUSES. CARS
WINDOWS SHATTERED
OURHAM MAN CHARGED WITH SMASHING PHON=. BREAKING WINDOW PANFS
VANDALISM INFURIATING
LIFE t SCIENCE MUSEUM BROKEN INTO, VANDALISED
MUSEUM PANSACKED
SHAOUW PAINTING NETS 3 CITATIONS
VANDALS HIT AGAIN
VANOALS SMASH WINDOWS
TEENS ARRESTED FOR AUTO BREAK- INS
44 CAR BREAK-INS REPORTED
OOG-WAL«ER ATTACKED. ROBBED
VANOALS HIT CARS. TRUCKS
VANDALS DAMAGE POWER SUBSTATION
DURHAM SURVIVES HALLOWEEN
VANOALS THROW WATERMELON THROJGH WINDOW
VANOALS SLASH TIRES
VANDALS HIT CARS. TRUCK IN DU'HAM
VANDALS CONTINUE TU ATTACK AUTOS
MAN FINOS TIRES GONE FROM AUTO
VANDALISM, N.C.
POLICE SAY MAN USED AX TO SMASH COMPUTER
VANDALS OAMAGE WRIGHT BROTHERS MEMORIAL
VANDALS WRECK PEDESTALS. STEAL BUST OF ORVILLE WRIGHT
GUARD CHARGED IN WATER DAMAGE INCIDENT
FORMER GUARD INDICTED IN ART DAMAGE CASE
VANOALISM INFURIATING
1.500 TOBACCO PLANTS DESTROYED IN STOKES
VANDALS HIT BOXES
MAILBOXFS VANDALIZED
TWO CREWMEN. CAPTAIN ACCUSED ? F ATTEMPTING TO SINK TRAWLER
VANOALS DAMAGE BUSES
PUMP TRUCKS USED TO VANDALIZE TWO SCHOUL BUSES
VANDERRILT UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
UEVILS ROLL ON. HANDLE VANUY
OEVILS OVERCOME FATIGUE. VANOERBILT
VANDERBILT UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
VANOY PLAYERS SAY PHARMACIST ISSUEO STEROIDS
TULANE ADOS AO POST TO MACK B'OWN'S DUTIES
VANGUARD PLACE
PROJECT HALT BEING SOUGHT
VANITIES IPLAYI
THREE CHEERS FOR -VANITIES'
•VANITIES' PLAYS WELL FOR LAUSHS
VANITY FAIR
SEE ALSO MAGAZINES
MS. TINA BROWN ALWAYS ENJOYED BEING TROUBLE MAKER
EDITOR: JOB RISKS GOOO FOR WOMEN
VANPOOLS
SEE ALSO CARPOOLING
PROGRAM HELPS COMMUTERS IN TRIANGLE
VANS
SEE ALSO ACCIDENTS, VANS. N.C.
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS. VANS, U.S.
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS AND AUTO MANUFACTURERS!
BOY REFUSES ENTICEMENT FROM MEN RIOING IN VAN
SOMETHING'S FISHY
VANTAGE COMPANIES
«250 MILLION PROJECT LOOMS
VASE
BFTTY MINCEY COLLECTS PITCHERS, VASES— THE SMALLER. THE BETTER
VASECTOMIES
SEE ALSO BIRTH CONTROL
SEE ALSO STERILIZATION
MEBANE MAN'S VASECTOMY REVERSED AFTER 13 YEARS
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9/16/85
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[ •) 1 E K
12/31/ «5
S U B J I C I 5
PAGL U40
1/16/86
VEGETABLES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
VEGETABLES OF SUMMER
THE SINFUL MARKETING CARTELS
LURE I RECEIPES
VEGETARIANA: a RICH HARVEST OF WIT.
SEE ALSO COOKBOOKS
VEGETABLES OF SUMMER
VEGETAR I ANS
SEE ALSO FOOO
MEAT POPS UP IN UNLIKELY PLACES
VELVET CLOAK INN IRALE1GHI
HAMNER. KENANS PUT VELVET CLOAK INN
LOEHMANN'S PLA2A IS SOLD
VENABLE TOBACCO CO.
SEE ALSO TOBACCO
WOOOSHOP CUT FROM WAREHOUSE
RETIRFD TOBACCO COMPANY PRESI1ENT DIES
HARRISON FUNERAL SET FOR TOMORROW
VENDING MACHINES
SEE ALSO JUNK FOOD
SEE ALSO SOFT DRINKS
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE COIN CATERERS
N.C. COIN-OPERATED BUSINESS POOR
TELEPHONE CALLS CAME FRCM COKE MACHINES
BLACK-BACKED VENTURE CAPITAL = IRM UPGEO IN RESARCH TRIANGLE BY LEE
VFNOING HACHINE COOKS FRENCH FRIES
ARTS ALIVE IN DOWNTOWN DURHAM
VENOORS
he's got reo hots and style
venture capital firms
see als1 durham chamber of commerce. venture capital committee
see also investors, n.c.
sfc als" investors, u.s.
venture capital available
business plans being submitted for 2n0 'venture '85' conference
money and ideas eye one-anothfr
venture firms metti'jg
high-tech ideas in search of venture capital
durham high-tech mart draws capital
events show triangle is truly hfart of n.c.
repeal predicted for inventory tax
sec charges n.c. publications with fraud
nfw firms can find backers, financiers say
the ventures (music groupi
the ventures unblushing after all these years
VENUS
VENUS WILL PASS MARS TWICE
VEPM0NT
nuclear waste dump
veterans
see also emergency veterans job training program
see also purple hearts
see also vietnam veterans
bill woulo oeouirf draft registration for sc hol a,! sh ips
oraft-scholarship bill gets senatf's preliminary ok
sign up or sign out
bill on child safety seats stalls in house committee
grant to help unemployed vets
•speak their names with rever=ncf-
durham va doctor urges more preventive health care for vets
world war i vet will probably get pension back
honoring korean vets
treatment riles vet
veterans administration, n.c.
va hospitals cutting back on outpatient tpeatment
sandlin files motion to dismiss cadaver chargfs
veterans awaros
income repurting changing for va
veterans administration, u.s.
home-care programs boost live! of elderly
ourham va doctor urges more preventive health care for vets
treatment riles vet
veterans administration hospital
va hospitals cutting back on outpatient treatment
enos slaughter, george mcafee to visit veterans
VA may GET PROJECTS
HELLO, NEIGHBOR
SPECIAL VISIT
GOLOSBORO MAN BLAMES HOSPITAL FOR INFECTION
VA HOSPITAL OIRECTOR PROJECTS LOWER COSTS
OPSERVE WEEK
DESPITE OBSTACLES, AMERICANS CXPECTEO Tn LIVE LONGER
DURHAM VA DOCTOR URGES more PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VETS
SUIT OVER CARE OF AVERY REFILEO IM FEDERAL COURT
DUKE RESEARCHER: ALCOHOL AN UNDERSTUDIED HEALTH PROBLEM
POWS HONORED
SCIENCES, MEDICINE: TAMING EPILEPSY WITH DRUGS
YOUTH VOLUNTEER
VA VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZEO FOR 11 YFARS OF SERVICE
VA NUPSING-HOME PLANS NEAR REVIEW
OURHAM VA CARDIAC UNIT WON'T BE FORCED TO CLOSE
BIDS ACCEPTED ON POSTAL UNIT
BOWLERS' GIFT
VA CARE THE FINEST
TREATMENT RILES VFT
VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL, CONSTRUCTION
VA HOSPITAL TO GET t29 MILLION AOOITION
COST OF VA NURSING HOME OUESTIONED
ACT INFLATES VA PRICE TAG
SURE, THESE TWO-STORY REST H01ES COST FOUR TIMES AS MUCH...
VA NURSING-HOME PLANS NEAR REVIEW
VETERAN'S BENEFITS
VETERANS DESERVE BETTER
SERVICEMEN "AID DUES TO WIN PENSIONS
WARREN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL TO ABOLISH QFATH PENALTY
96-YEAR-OLD' S MILITARY PENSIO'l CUT OVER 18 A WEEK IN FXCESS INCOME
DURHAM VA OOCTOR URGES MORE PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE FDR VETS
WORLD WAR I VET WILL PROBABLY GET PENSION BACK
VETERANS DAY
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12/31/35
VETERANS DAY: NO MAIL. NO SCHBOL ON MONDAY
VETERANS OAY: 03SERVANCES PLANNEO AT UNC. OUKE
VETERANS HONORED MONDAY
RFMFM9ER OUR VETERANS
ALL ARMY HIVES NEEDED HAS SOM- BATTLE EXPERIENCE
HONORING VETERANS
COUEY'S VETERANS OAY SPEECH U' GES STEPS TO HALT TFRPOPISM
MONUMENT DEDICATED TO PERSON WAR OE AD
VETERANS OAY AT UNC
PAKAOE, CEREMONIES HONOR STATF VETERANS
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
AWARDS
HERO IS HONORED
POPPY DAYS
VETERANS PLAN POPPY DAY IN ORANGE
IT'S PUPPY DAY IN CHAPEL MILL. CARR80P0
VFW CHRISTMAS
LADIES AUXILIARY
A FLAG
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS'
NURSING CENTER GETS
CORONATION
VETERINARIANS
SEE ALSO N.C. VETERINARY MEDICAL BOARD
CATTLE 'DOCTORING" SHOWN AT GRANVILLE 'ROUNDUP'
SOME COWS KICK ABOUT GETTING HOOFS TRIMMED
A OAY AT THE VET'S
PLANS FOR 2 ANIMAL HOSPITALS '.ET OK
CARY VET MAY HAVE HIS FIRST BALD EAGLE
VETO POWER
SFE ALSO N.C. CONSTITUTION
BILLS SEEK EOUCATION CHANGES
THORNBURG WANTS ASSETS FROM 0' UG TRAOE FORFEITED AND USEO FOR LAW.
MARTIN SEEKS TAX CUTS. VETO P3WER
MARTIN'S VETO PITCH SURPRISES LEGISLATORS
HOUSE APPROVES CHANGING LAW ADOUT CAR HEADLIGHTS '
MARTIN USES CALL FOR VETO TO COUNTER SUCCESSION FOES
SENATE OKS REFERENUJM ON GUBERNATORIAL TERMS
MARTIN RIPS HANDLING OF VETO 'ILL
DEMOCRATS' ANTI-MARTIN STRATEGY COULO BACKFIRE
BILL WOULD LET N.C. VOTERS DECIDE ON VETU
MARTIN APPEALS FOR FAIR HEARING ON VETO POWFR BILL
GOP MAY YET PROFIT IN STRUGGLE FOR VETO
RFPUBLKANS THINK VETO ISSUE JILL HELP PARTY
IMMUNITY SOUGHT FOR 'GOOD SAMARITANS' AT SCHOOLS
GOV. MARTIN TO MAKE PITCH FOR VFTn
MARTIN ENLISTS AID OF FORMER GOVERNORS F()R VETO
GUBERNATORIAL VETO ISSUE AT PUBLIC HEARING
DEADLOCK MAKES VETO VOTE A SENSIBLE. EFFICIENT OPTION
GOVERNOR PUSHES FOR VETO POWER
WHY NOT A VETO?
PANEL KILLS TWO PROPOSALS ON VETO FOR GOVERNOR
VETO POWER
DEMOCRATS DEFEAT VETO: MARTIN SAYS HE'LL KEEP PUSHING ISSUE
GUBERNATORIAL POWER SHOULD EXTENO TO VETO
N.C. GOVERNOR OOESNT NEED VETO POWER
LET GOVERNOR PROD EDUCATION
ILLUSIONS OF PERMANENCE
LET GOVERNOR HAVE VETO POWER
DON'T BLAME REAGAN VETO ON TA? HEELS
VIAL OF LIFE
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO SENIOR CITIZENS
COUNTY SCHOOLS' BUSES TO CARRY
'VIALS OF LIFE' FOR HANOICAPPEO
VIBRIO VULNIFICUS
SEE ALSO DISEASES (SEE ALSO NAMFS OF SPECIFIC OISEASESI
BACTERIA BLAMED IN DEATH OF DJRHAM MAN LAST YEAR
VICKERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
SEE ALSO R0X80RO, N.C. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
CONTRACTOR ASKED TO COMPLETE PLANT
BONDING COMPANY IS CONTACTED ABOUT ROXBORO PROJECT
VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
HOW TO FUND VICTIM'S AID CREATES 0E3ATE IN LEGISLATURE
COMMITTEE AOVANCES CRIME VICTIM BILL
VICTIM RESTITUTION PLAN
SEE ALSO COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROJECT
SEE ALSO CRIME VICTIMS
SEE ALSO BACKETFER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS STATUTE
RESTITUTION PROGRAM: GETTING SOMETHING BACK FOR OFFENDERS
RESTITUTION FOR VICTIMS TROUBLES COURT OFFICIALS
THOPNPURG WANTS ASSETS FROM OX UG TRAOE FURFFITEO AMO USEO FOR LAW...
RESTITUTION IS IMPERFECT, BUT FAIR TO CRIME VICTIMS
PANEL: N.C. JUDGES SHOULD BE SPPQINTF.0
PANEL ADVOCATES APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES INSTEAO OF ELECTION
CRI»E VICTIM PILL FILED
SENATE PANEL OKS BILL TO END DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
HOW TO FUNO VICTIM'S AID CREATES 0E8ATE IN LEGISLATURE
THORNBURG SEEKS LFGISLATION T3 TAKE PROFIT OUT OF CRIME
TOUGHER PENALTIES URGED FOR HJRTING PREGNANT WOMEN
SENATE APPROVES GRANO JURY USE TO INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING
MARTIN ADMINISTRATION TO KEEP LOBBYING FOR CRIME VICTIMS' COMPENSATION
VIDEO DISPLAY TEP.MINALS
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
N.C. PHONE WORKERS CLAIM STRESS F»OM USING VDTS
SURVEY: MORE HEALTH PROBLEMS for VOT USERS
LOBBYISTS CRITICIZE BILL ON VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINALS
RESEARCHERS FIND REAL EYE-OPENER ABOUT COMPUTERS
VIDEO GAMES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
N.C. COIN-OPERATED RUS1NESS POOR
VIDEO-GAME MACHINES HIT IN eU'GLARY
VIDEO STATION
TATTOOED ROBBER WALKS OFF wm RECOROFR
VIDEOTAPE
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
JUDITH OLNEY ON CHOCOLATE: GU? U OF CHOCOLATE TAKES HE» MESSAGE...
KOREAN'S VIDEOS AT N.C. ART MUSEUM
PROSECUTURS. DEFENSE ATTORNEYS DISAGREE OVER VIDEOTAPE BILL
STUDY SOUGHT ON CHILDREN'S VIDEOTAPED TESTIMONY
VIDEO EXHIBIT REVEALS BEGINNING OF NEW ART FORM
VIDEOTAPES PROVE WORTH IN AIOING OWI ARRESTS
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PEDCLERS CF X-RATED GOODS HCL"?ING LAST-CH4NCE SALES
VIDEO STORES GROUP JOINS PC'S LAW CHALLENGE
VIDEOTAPES MAT HELP DC-!T-VOLf> SELFERS, SUPPLIERS
VIOEO H038V FILLS GROUP'S NEE? S
VIDEOTAPE PECOPDER
SEE ALSO TELEVISION
DEATH VIA SIC II1E1S
PRQTECT-A-CHILD OFFERING 10 KITS
1985. THE SUMMEa WHEN THEATERS STauCK GUT
VIOEO CASSETTE RETAILERS RAIDED
THORNPURG SEEKS RULING IN PORN LAW CHALLENGE
AREA LAW OFFICERS SEE NO REAL PROBLEMS WITH PORNOGRAPHY IN THEI»...
PORNU RULING SAID CONFUSING
NEW ANTI-POBNOGRAPHV law HALTS POCK SALESt «OVIES
porn law enforcement ok'o: 2 orders protecting vioeo stores lifted
porn law Enforcement ok»d: ou'ham policc raid 2 adult sookstopes
aoult vi0e0s (cartoon)
vioeo representative claims harassment
video ocaleos say new law hurting business
store owners lose round in court
video stores fight n.c. porn lam
vienna< austria
expereince in europe stays with mfhrfrs of duke wind symphony
VIETNAM
VIETNAM PROVIDEO LESSON IV SEIURITY
HE WANTFD TO WRITE 90DK -THAT WOULD LlV*"
GARWOOD SAYS VIETNAMESE ARE HOLDING BACK BODIES
VIET VET FIGHTS BATTLE OF HIS LIFE: FATHER'S DECISION MIGHT BE CAUSE
EX-VIETNAMESE GENERAL SAYS GARWOOD WASN'T OESERTcR
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS' TREATY ENDS 'WAR'
GABWOOD SAYS H£ HAS MAP OF GRAVE SITE
ASEA IN FOREIGN POLICY
•LESSONS OF VIETNAM': BEHIND MEANINGLESS SLOGANS...
•LESSONS OF VIETNAM': PRESIDENT'S ELECTION DID NOT FORGE A CONSENSUS
The SHOCK OF KENT STATE
HENOON'S BILL ON VIETNAM MIAS DRAWS SUPPORT AND CRITICISM
CONGRESSMAN PUSHES MIA ISSUE
TAR HEEL FAMILIES MAINTAIN HCPE FOR MISSING IN VIETNAM
PRETORIA NEEDS ENCOURAGEMENT
STUDENT ORGANIZES SYMPOSIUM AT UNIVERSITY ON WAR IN VIETNAM
MCDANIEL SAYS POWS STILL HELD IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
DUKE PEGINS SYMPOSIUM ON VIETNAM WAR
AUTHOR: VIETNAM LEFT U.S. MORE CAUTIJUS
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT MOVES TO OISMISS POW SUIT
VIETNAM SYNDROME
SEE POST-traumatic STRESS DtSDRDER
VIETNAM VETERANS
SEE ALSO AGENT ORANGE
SEE ALSO NATIONAL VIETNAM VETERANS REVIEW
SEE ALSO POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS ?IS3R0ER
SEE ALSO VETERANS
ONLY AflOUT 2,000 VIETNAM VETE'ANS FROM N.C. FILE AGFNT ORANGE CLAIMS
DEADLINE NEARS FOR VETERANS' JOBS PROGRAM
DOUBLE-EDGED SwORD: PROSECUTORS JOIN DEFENSE LAWYERS IN USE OF. .DI SORTER
WAR STRESS DEFENSE BECOMING MORE POPULAR in COURT CASES
FIRE FORCES MAN FROM HIS HOME AFTER STANDOFF
PSO DIRECTOR 'LEASED AT OUTCOME OF STANDOFF
VIET VET FIGHTS BATTLE OF HIS LIFE: FATHER'S DECISION MIGHT BE CAUSC
N.C. VIETNAM VET PLANS NEWS SERVICE FOR VETERANS
EX-POW PLANS EVENT TO HONOR VIETNAM VETERANS
GARWOOD MEETS DAUGHTER OF MAN WHO SAVEO HIS LIFE
GARWUOO VISITS POW'S DAUGHTER
VIETNAM VETERAN FINALLY RECEIVES PURPLE HEART
VIETNAM WAR HERO TAKES HELM AT LEADERSHIP CENTER
Pnw SUIT FRED AGAINST REAGAN
SUIT CHARGES GOVERNMENT NOT ACTING ON PnWS
AFFIDAVITS SAY DOCUMENTS ABOUT POWS DESTROYED
GARWUOO CALLS TWO SOLDIERS" SJIT ON POwS 'COURAGEOUS SACRIFICE'
VETERANS REJECTEO CIRCUS
TRAVELING CIRCUSES: LET BUYER BEWARE
EMPLOYERS BENEFITS FOB HIRING KOREAN, VIET ERA VETS EXTENDED
THANKS FROM VIETNAM VETS
POw CCVER-UP IS CLAIMED
VIETNAM VETERANS CITE U.S. MILITARY, POLITICAL MISTAKES
VIETNAM VET SPEAKS
VETERANS' LEADER ASKS SUPPORT FOR PASTE0
VIETNAM VETERAN ENDS POW FAST AFTER PRESIDENT CALLS FOR MEETING
CONGRESSMAN SAYS RAM80 HELPED REVIVE ROW ISSUE
MURDER CONVICTION UPHELD IN l?M DEATH
VIET VET FINDS REVOLVING DOOR IN 4TH
VETERAN SAYS REAGAN BROKE PROMISE TO Mf.FT
VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL
STUDENT ORGANIZES SYMPOSIUM AT UNIVERSITY ON WAR IN VIETNAM
MORE VIETNAM MEMORIALS NOT NEEDED TO HONOR VETS
SAD TPIP TO WASHINGTON
N.C. NURSE'S NAME LIVES AMONG VIETNAM OEAD
VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
GROUP IS SEEKING VIETNAM VETE7ANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
MARTIN DESIGNATES VIETNAM VETERANS mfhoRIAL HIGHWAY
SECTION OF 1-85 NAMED FOR VETERANS
MORE VIETNAM MEMORIALS NOT NEEDED TO HONOR VETS
VIETNAMESE REFUGEES
SEE ALSO REFUGEES
THE REFUGEES ARE WORKING
GOVERNMENT'S POLICIES ON SETTLING REFUGFES FRAGMENTED. ROOK SAYS
BOOK RAPS REFUGEE-RESETTLING POLICY
VIETNAMESE REFUGEES, N.C.
SOUTHEAST ASIANS FIND JOBS,
FAMILIAR VALUES IN N.C.
VIGILANTES
SEE ALSO GUARDIAN ANGELS
SEE ALSO POLICE, N.C.
NEW YORK'S HOUNDED GUNMAN GAINED JUSTICE
EDITORIAL 'REMARKABLE FOR MADNESS'
N.Y. SUBWAY VIGILANTE TO BE PITIED, NOT PRAISED
FIGHTING THE CRIMINALS
CITIZENS FEEL UNSAFE
PUBLIC WANTS TOUGHER ACTION AGAINST ;ai»INALS
NO VIGILANTE JUSTICE
SELF-OEFENSE IN VOGUE
BERNHARD GOETZ A HETU?
•NEW YORK, NEW YORK, IT'S A H=LLUVA T0wN...'IC4R
BREAKING THE GOETZ TIE
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THE VILLAGE "AMK IFORMERLY THE COMMUNITY >)ANK OF CHA"EL HILL I
B«NK BRANCH APPROVED BY CARR63RO ALDERMEN
VILLAGF CABLE
SEE ALSO CABLE TELEVISION. N.C.
WHO PAYS FOR TV CONVERTER STOLEN IN CHAPEL HILL'
CABLE FIR" HOPES CAMPAIGN WILL REDUCE SFRVICE THEFT
VILLAGE CABLE STARTING DRIVE AGAINST TV PIRACY
VILLAGE CAJLE GETS ■'OARO'S OK
GOOSCHALK NAMED TO COUNCIL
CABLE SERVCIE RAPPED
COUNCIL RETREATS ON TV-SEX ISSUE
VILLAGF CENTER
SEE CHAPEL HILL. ^
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SCIENTISTS SAY POPN.
S TOLERANCE FOR IT
VILLAGE PIZZA
OFFICERS CONTINUE PROBE OF RESTUARANT ROBBERIES
VILLAGES APARTMENTS (SMITH LEVEL RDADI
PANEL RECOMMENDS EXPANDED BUS SERVICE
VILLANOVA UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
VILLANOVA SET FOR UNC
•CATS HOPE THIRD TIME IS A CHARM
VILLANOVA STOPS TAR HEELS IN SOUTHEAST FINALS. 56-44
THE REAL UNC WAS A NO-SHOW
WILDCATS EXPOSE HEELS' WEAKNESSES
OEFENSE KINO TO -CATS, TOUGH ON FOUL-PLAGUED MEMPHIS ST. IN OPENER
GEORGETOWN LEAVES LITTLE TO ANTICIPATE
VILLANOVA'S TASK TOUGHER THAN STATE'S
VILLANOVA DETHRONES GEORGETOWN
VILLANOVA'S VICTORY NO JOKING MATTER
GEORGETOWN'S GAME ANTICS DRAW IRE
BEHAVIOR INEXCUSABLE
KEITH DPUM LOSES 'BET-
WHY THOMPSON IS 01 SL IKED
VINEGAR
DISCOVERING THE VERSATILITY OF VINEGAR
VIOLENCE
. SEE ALSO THE ORDER
SEE ALSO RIOTS
SEE ALSO SPORTS. INJURIES
SEE ALSO TELEVISION VIOLENCE
SEE ALSO TERRORISM
NCW YORK'S HOUNDED GUNMAN GAINED JUSTICE
VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF LIFE
TIMES SOUARE: WHAT YOU OON'T 5 EE ON TV
CLINIC BOMBINGS NOT UNLY ACT OF VIOLENCE
THESE FISH SEFM ALMOST HUMAN
ADS MAY BE TELLING YOU MORE THAN YOU THINK:
STUOY FINDS VIEWING SEXUAL VIOLENCE 3UILDS
AMERICAN VIOLENCE HAS BECOME COMMONPLACE
EXERTION BLAMED ON HOSPITAL WORKER'S OEATH
MENTAL HOSPITAL CRISIS CLAIMED
SOCCER STIRS VIOLENCE
VIOLENCE OOESN'T DETER TRAVELERS FROM TRIANGLE
TUTU'S ACTION BEFITS NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
BLACKS ARE EXPLOITEO
TODAY'S HOLOCAUST
THE VOICE OF SOUTH AFRICAN STATESMANSHIP
BLACK VIOLENCE
S. AFRICA NEEDS HOPE. NOT THRFAT, TO SOLVE ILLS
SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE (CARTQONI
PROFESSOR SAYS CRIME INCREASE PART OF 0»ANGF COUNTY'S GROWING PAINS
THE EVERYDAY CRIMES
THE EVERYDAY CRIMES
A RECIPE FOR VIOLENCE
WEEKEND OF VIOLENCE
LOOK OUT FOR REAL EVIL
TEACHERS SAY VIOLENT CHILO MISPLACED AT SCHOOL C0R DEAF
VIOLENCE BEGETS VIOLENCE
ANTI-KLAN GROUP SAYS N.C. AGAIN 'FIRST IN FRIGHT-
VIOLINISTS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
LISA WILSON IS WINNER IN YOUTH MUSIC CONTEST
VIOLINISTS GET HIGH RATINGS
VIOLINS
NO FIOOLING AROUND. OWNER WANTS VIOLIN
SWEET SOUNDS
THEFT CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST SWISS MUSICIAN
5 SENTENCED TO JAIL TERMS AFTER PLEAS
CASE OROPPEO IN VIOLIN THEFT
VIRGINIA
SEE ALSO NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
MARTIN, ROBB TO TOUT STATE HAMS AT FESTIVAL
TAX WOULD DRIVE MAKERS TO VIRGINIA, E'PFRT SAYS
COORS EXPECTED TU ANNOUNCE VIRGINIA PLANT
COORS TO BUILD S70 MILLION CENTER IN VIRGINIA'S ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
VIRGINIA, ELECTIONS
RESTORING FAITH IN POLITICIANS
VIRGINIA ELECTION COULD BE LESSON FOR NCRTH CAROLINA
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA
RESCUE TRY HEROIC. FUTILE
VA. BEACH HONORS HERU FROM 0U3HAM
OURHAM HERO TO 36 HONORED
BILLS SEEK EDUCATION CHANGES
1500,000 SOUGHT IN STATE'S FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE
PAY EOUITY STUOY CALLED AN EXFRCISE IN SOCIALISM
SENATE EXPECTFD TO OK FUNDS TO FIGHT PIPELINE
4500.000 APPROVEO TO OPPOSE PIPELINE
FORSYTH LEGISLATOR TO FIGHT FTR LOTTERY
GROUP WILL CONTINUE TO OPPOSE PIPELINE-
VALENTINE RAPS CORPS ON PIPELINE.
LAKE GASTON CASE MAY BE HEARD IN RALEIGH
STATE WILL TAKE OVER PIPELINE FIGHT
VANCE BOARD AWARDS CONTRACT FIR RENOVATION OF BUILDING
BILL TO BLOCK GASTON PIPELINE 'SOMEWHAT OF A LONG SHOT-
PIPELINE FOES CLAIM VIRGINIA 3MITTING DATA
PIPELINE ALTERNATIVE PUSHED
WATER DISPUTE IS STALLED IN OURTS-
KERR GROUP TO REVIEW FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE-
VA. OFFICIALS SUGGEST VIRGINIA BEACH SHARE GASTON WATER
REP. VALENTINE SEES SOLUTION ON LAKE GASTON AS POSSIBLE-
VALENTINE MOVES CORRECTLY ON WATER PIPELINE ISSUE
VA. -GASTON SUIT REJECTED
COURT ORDERS PIPELINE LAWSUIT TRIED IN N.C. ■
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Virginia beach grapples with :osts of pipeline
virginia electric f. power co.
see also n.c. power
vepco changing its name in >i .* .
vppco oroereo to reouce rates
virginia highway patrol
see virginia state police
virginia military institute sports, football
vi"s williamson: tar heels have no weaknesses
tar heels host winless keyoets. hope to give offense fine-tuning
tak heels turn keyoets upside down in rout
vmi player okay
tar heels warm up for real test
virginia polytechnic institute
virginia tech alumni to meet
virginia power and light co.
see virginia electric t. power co.
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SEE ALSO N.C. /VIRGINIA WATER RESOURCES management COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
REP. VALENTINE SEES SOLUTION ON LAKE GASTON AS POSSIBLE
VALENTINE MOVES CORRECTLY ON WATER PIPELINE ISSUE
VIRGINIA UNION (UNIVERSITY!
PAPER SAYS FORMER NCCU OFFICIAL TO GET VIRGINIA UNION PRESIDENCY
VIRGINIA/CAROLINA CHRISTMAS CLASS IZ
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ALSO DISEASES ISEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC DISEASES!
ALSO HERPES VIRUS
ALSO HUMAN RETROVIRUSES
ALSO HUMAN T-CELL LEUKEM I A-L YWPMOMA VIRUS
»««" RED CROSS GETS TESTS TO CHECK RLOOO FQR AIDS VIRUS
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VISION
SEE ALSO BLIND
SEE ALSO EYE GLASSES
SEE ALSO EYES
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SCHOLARSHIP IS CREATED FOR VISUALLY ["PAIRED
TINY TACKS OFFER HOPE TO VISUALLY IMPAIRED
THE EYES HAVE IT
VISION CAN BE IMPAIRED BY A HOST OF MEDICATIONS
VISION OUEST
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
VISION OUEST BLAZES NEW TRAILS THROUGH JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
VISITORS CENTER
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C, FOREIGN VISITORS
SEE ALSO TOURISM, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WELCOME CENTERS
SANFORDS TO HOST FUND-RAISER
DURHAM VISITORS CENTER COULD 9E BOON for CITY
VITAMIN B-6
DUKE STU0YING EFFECTS OF VITAMIN B-6
REPORT: VITAMIN B6 I.N LARGE DOSES MIGHT BE DANGEROUS
VITAMINS
AMOUNT OF HEAT KEY TO NUTRITION
DUKE 5TU0YING EFFECTS OF VITA<IN B-6
RFPOKT: VITAMIN 36 IN LARGE DOSES MIGHT 3C DANGEROUS
RUNNERS. OTHER ATHLETES, ShOULO WATCH DIETS, UNC-G NUTRITIONIST WARNS
SCIFNTISTS 0ISAGREE ON NUTRITION NEEOS
DUKE SCIENTIST TO PUBLISH CONTROVERSIAL VITAMIN STUDY
AGENCY URGED TO RELEASE REPORT ON NUTRITION
RESPONSE EXPECTED IN NUTRITI01 DISPUTE
VITAVILLAGE
CONSTRUCTION SET FOR DURHAM WEIGHT CENTER
HO MILLION COMPLEX TO HOUSE "MET PROGRAMS
BUILDING BEGINS ON «10 MILLION WEIGHT-LOSS COMMUNITY IN DURHAM
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SEE ALSO CAREER EXPLORATION CLU°S OF N.C.
SEE ALSO OURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROG»A"S
SEE ALSO JOB TRAINING
SEE ALSO SCHOOLS. N.C, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
HANDS ON EXPERIENCE
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL OPENS VOZATIONAL EDUCATION -JUILDING
NEW FEDERAL LAW COULD DECREASE JOB TRAINING IN N.C.
PARTISAN TEMPERS FLARE OVER BILL
COMMITTEE OK'S CHANGES IN STATE EDUCATION BOARD
CITY SCHOOLS HIRE VOCATIONAL OIRECTOR. DROP 2 COURSES
CORRECTION
STATE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION HAS ITS DETRACTORS
LEARNING A NEW SKILL
VOICE INTERACTIVE PROCESSING SYSTEM (VIPS!
SEE ALSO COMPUTERS
DUKE SCIENTIST'S COMPUTER A STEP TOWARO 'INTELLIGENCE'
DUKE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER IS 'WHIZ KID-
VOLCANOES
TRAGEDIES SEAR SIMILARITIES
THE 'NO-NAMES' CRY OUT FOR HELP
VOLKSWAGEN
SEE ALSn AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC AUTOS ANO AUTO MANUFACTURERS)
POETIC LICENSE?
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N.C., VOLUNTEE"
VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUREAU
SEE ALSO MEALS ON WHEELS
SEE ALSO SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEERS. DURHAM
COMPANY EMPLOYEES CAN WORK TOGETHER IN VOLUNTEER PROGPAM
SCIENCE-MATH STUOENTS HELP DU»HAM AGENCIES
HONORED VOLUNTEERS CREDIT TO ° SVP UNIT
VOLUNTEER OPENINGS ABOUND
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZEO
VOLUNTEERS. OURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS, VOLUNTEERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL, C ANDYS TR IP ERS
SEE ALSO DURHAM UNITED WAY
SEE ALSO HOST HOMES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO KEY VOLUNTEER
SEE ALSO RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTECR PROGRAM
SEE ALSO VOLUNTEER SERVICES BUR?AU
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO RUN SHELTER
WHEN THE SICK NEEO A LIFT, J.T.'S THERE
GTE ADDS CASH TO EMPLOYEES' CIVIC WORK
GEN TEL A STEP AHEAD
RETIREES VOLUNTEER HELP TO HOSPITALS
VOLUNTEERS LEARN IT'S TWO-HAY STREET
A PLUG FOR VOLUNTEERISM
VETERANS AWARDS
THANKS FOR VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEER OF YEAR
OURHAM HELPLINE SEEKING VOLUNTEERS
•DURHAM'S ACADEMY AWARDS'
FR1SNOLY TOUCHES SHOW THEIR LOVE
CANCER UNIT SEEKS VOLUNTEER DRIVERS
VOLUNTEERS ENHANCE CITY
HELPING IS GOAL FOR THESE KEY VOLUNTEERS
THESE THREE GAVE OF THEMSELVES
PAST, PRESENT ANO FUTURE ARE THEIR CONCERN
OUKF AUXILIARY VOLUNTEER HOURS PASS MILLION MARK
OURHAM CONTRACTOR DONATES EXT3A WIOTH TO ROAO IN PARK
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEER OPENINGS ABOUND
VOLUNTEERS NEEOED AT ENO EVENT
PLAN FOR ENO FESTIVAL
HELPING CHILDREN TREMENOOUSLY GRATIFYING TO DEDICATEO VOLUNTEER
RSVP TAPS 'DURHAM'S GREATEST 'ESOURCE': SENIOR VOLUNTEERS
YOUTH VOLUNTEER
15-YEAR-OLD HELPS TO FEED HUNDREDS
VA VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZED FOR 11 YEARS OF SERVICE
YOUTH VOLUNTEERS HONORED
OURHAM COMPANIONS HELPS TROUBLEO YOUTH
MORE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
FREE FALL CLEANING FOR MUSEUM
REACT GROUP NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERS HONORED
10 YEARS OF MOBILE MEALS
HOLIOAY ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED AT LIFE, SCIENCE MUSEUM
MUSEUM WANTS VOLUNTEERS
DURHAM VOLUNTEERS ASSIST DISEASE STUDY
SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM GUIDES HOUSING PROJECT
VOLUNTEERS HELPED MUSEUM
VOLUNTEERS, N.C.
VOLUNTEERS' PAYMENT IS APPRECIATION
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT AT KERR LAKE
SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS WILL BE HONORED
GRADUATES TOLD OF MANY WAYS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS
THEATER IN THE PARK NEEOS BAC< STAGE VOLUNTEERS
N.C. VOLUNTEERS SENT TO HURRICANE AREA
■PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEER' AIDS N.C. ARTS
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VOLUNTEERS HONORED
VOLUNTEERS. U.S.
SEE ALSO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
CARTER ROLLS UP HIS SLEEVES
CARTER'S HANDSHAKE OURHAM 9-V;AR-0L0'S REWARD FOR WAITING
VOLUNTEERS IN SERVICE TO AMERICA
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VOODOO
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VOTE BUYING
SEE ALSO VOTING IRREGULARITIES
CHEROKEE CUUNTY PRUSECUTOR TO SEEK VOTE-BUYING INDICTMENT
CHEROKEE COUNTY DEPUTY INDICTED IN VOTING P'OBE
CHEROKEE SHERIFF FACES 23 COUNTS OF BUYING VOTES
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN N.C. VOTc-BUYING CASE
SHERIFF PLEADS GUILTY TO VOTE-BUYING
SHERIFF PLEAOS GUILTY
WIFE OF FORMER SHERIFF IN CHE'OKEE IS NOMINATED TO FINISH HIS TERM
MARTIN CONSIDERS PARDONS
MARTIN PARDONS 15 CLAY RESIDENTS CHARGED WITH SELLING THEIR VOTES
N.C. RANKS 2N0 IN CHIC AGO- ST YL E ELECTION PROBFS
VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO BLACKS, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, VOTER REGISTRATION
SEE ALSO VOTER REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO VOTER TURNOUT
SEE ALSO VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
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MIGRANT BILLS AMONG CRUSH OF AGENCY PROPOSALS PILED
ELECTION BUARO PURGES 8,830 VOTERS
DURHAM COUNT* ELECTION ROLLS PURGED
SWITCHES TO GOP SCARCE IN OURHAM
STATE REPUBLICANS SAY PARITY A I TH DEMOCRATS 'IN SIGHT1
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE 07AWS NEAR
FOR ORANGE COUNTY VOTERS
REGISTRATION LAGS AS ELECTION LO'J»S
VOTER LISTS GIVE VALUEO INFORMATION
PROTECT DURHAM VOTERS
VOTER REGULATIONS
SEE ALSO VOTING IRREGULARITIES
MORAL HAJORITY TO SEEK CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
VOTER TURNOUT
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO VUTING PRECINCT TALLY
VOTING TURNOUT LIGHT, BUT GAINING
INCUMBENTS JIN OURHAM PRIMARY
OURHAM PRIMARY WINNERS VOW TO BOOST VOTER TURNOUT
111 VOTF IN PRIMARY
VOTERS SHOULD TURN OUT
THE APATHY VOTE
ONLY II* OF VOTFRS LURED BY PRIMARY COSTING ABOUT 128,000
VOTE HERE (CARTOONI
PAST MISDEEDS MAR CANOIDACY
CHAMBER LAUNCHES VOTE DRIVE
AARP URGES -VOTE'
INSIOE
WHY DID DURHAM'S VOTERS NOT TJRN OUT?
LET'S NOT REPEAT DISMAL VOTE TURNOUT
INSIOE
"...PEOPLE WHO THINK LOCAL ELECTIONS DON'T MATTER TO THEM!" I CARTOON I
MORE DURHAM VOTERS HOPED FOR SECTIONS
NON-VOTERS ALSO DECIDE WHO WILL BE CITY LEADERS
DURHAM CITY VOTE COULD BE SMALL
DURHAM CITY ELECTIONS DRAW STEAO* TURNOUT
EARLY-MORNING VOTING
HILLSBOROUGH MAYOR RE-ELECTED; SMITH, MARTIN GET BOARD SEATS
CHAPEL HILL MAYOR SEES POLICY SHIFTS
SHEFFIELD WINS RE-ELECTION AS MAYOR OF HILLSBOROUGH
•HANDFUL' RULES US
CLIPPED COMMENTS
WRONG: EDITORIAL ON COUNCIL SUE
VOTING DISTRICTS
SEE ALSO DURHAM, N.C., VOTING P'ECINCTS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATORS
PLANS GIVEN FOR CHANGING OURHAM WARDS
COUNCIL LISTENS TO ALTERNATIVES FOR WARP LINES
COUNCIL APPROVES WARD REALIGNMENTS
OFFICIALS FACE VOTERS TUESDAY
VOTING IRREGULARITIES
SEE ALSO ELECTIONS, DURHAM, REC1UNTS
SEE ALSO VUTER REGULATIONS
CHEROKEE COUNTY PROSECUTOR TO SEEK VOTE-BUYING INOICTMgNT
CHEROKEE SHERIFF FACES 23 COUNTS OF BUYING VOTES
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN N.C. VOTE-BUYING CASE
SHERIFF PLEADS GUILTY TO VOTE-BUYING
SHERIFF PLEAOS GUILTY
WIFE OF FORMER SHERIFF IN CHEROKEE IS NOMINATED TO FINISH HIS TERM
FBI REQUESTS SOME GUILFORD ELECTION FILES
BURLINGTON COUNCILMAN APPEALING CONVICTION
NO CHARGES BROUGHT IN VOTER F< AUO PROBE
N.C. RANKS 2ND IN CHICAGO-STYLE ELECTION PROBES
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
SEE ALSO OURHAM, N.C. VOTING P'ECINCTS
OURHAM PRIMARY RESULTS
CANVASS CHANGES VOTE TALLIES
VOTING PRECINCT TALLY
VOT ING RIGHTS ACT
SEE ALSO R IGHT TO VOTE
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ACTION ON N.C. RED I S TR IC TI NG HIT
HIGH COURT TO REVIEW N.C. REDI STR I CT I NG PLAN
COURT URGED NOT TO BACK 'SAFE' DISTRICTS
ADMINISTRATION STANO ON VOTING RIGHTS ACT DISPUTED
VOTING PIGHTS ENFORCEMENT CHANGES PLANNEO
JUOICIAL DISTRICTS REVIEW ORDERED
N.C. VOTING DISTRICT SUIT AMONG EXPLOSIVE ISSUES FACING COURT
STATE COURT CASE TICKING AWAY
REVIEW MAY DELAY ELECTION OF JUOGES
NORTH CAROLINA VOTtR RIGHTS AS SEE. t BY JUSTICE MARSHALL
NORTH CAROLINA CASE SHIFTS TO SUPREME COURT
THORNRURG BONING UP FOR HIGH : OUR T APPEARANCE
CONFUSION MAY DELAY 1986 JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
STATE'S SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS AT STAKE TOMORROW
OEFENSE OF 'TOKENISM' DENIED IN N.C. VOTE CASE
GOP LEADERS AT OOOS OVER BLACK LEGISLATTVF DISTPICTS
JUSTICE OEPARTMFNT TO REVIEW 105T N.C. JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT EXPANOS JUDICIAL ELECTION REVIEW
VOTING LAWS RULING COULD AFFECT JUDGES
VOUCHER PROPOSALS
SEE SCHOOLS, U.S.,
VOUCHER PROPOSALS
W C G INSTRUMENTS
INDUSTRIES ADO JOBS IN DURHAM
DEDICATION IS MARCH 20
FIRM DEDICATES PLANT
INSTRUMENT COMPANY PLANNING T3 DOUBLE JOBS IN TWO YFARS
EXPANSION PLANS SLOW CONSTRUCTION OF HOTEL
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER SPONSORS STUDENT EXPOSITION
BUSINESS WILL HOST CHAMBEP PR3GRAM
Chamber VISITS WANOEL C GOLTE<MANN
WBT 3RIAPH0PPERS
SEE ALSO BLUEGRASS MUSIC
SEE ALSO THE BRIARHOPPERS
WBT BRIARHOPPERS HEAOLINE 10TH ANNUAL FIDOLER'S PICNIC
WCPE-FM (RALEIGH, N.C.I
RAOIO STATION GETS 161,253 IN PLEDGES
WDCG-FM (OURHAM, N.C.I
WRAL, WOCG TOP AREA RAOIO STATION RATINGS
FREEMAN PROMOTED
RAOIO STATION G105 GETS NEW STATION MANAGER
BUSINESS BRIEFING: DURHAM COMPANY OPENS SALES OFFICE IN N.J.
PAOOLING TO VICTORY
DURHAM WOMAN WINS S100.000 HOJSE IN RADIO STATION CONTEST
PRIZE-WINNING KEY OPENS OOOR TO NEW HOMF
SUN GETS PARK OFFICE
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12/31/85
S U B J E C
OPENING NEW OFFICE
HOUSE WINNER PUTTING PRIZE UP FOR SALE
WDNC (OU'HAM, N.C.I
RADIO TALK SHOW
HONC MG SPLASH!
SUN GETS PARK OFFICE
WOUR-AM
2 RAOIO STATIONS SOLO
WFXC-FM
2 RAOIO STATIONS SOLO
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SEE WOMEN INFANT ANO CHILDREN PROGRAM
WJTM-TV [WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.I
N.C. COURT ORDERS NEW SENTENCING FOP "AN CONVICTEO OF KILLING TV EXEC.
CHATHAM RULING UPHELD
H 2 10/30/85 A 13 N
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HONORED OJ A SELF-STYLED •GREAT'
WKRX IROXBORO> N.C.I
THIEVES HIT RAOIO STATIONS
ROXBORO RAOIO STATION EQUIPMENT TAKEN IN THEFT
WLFL (DURHAM, N.C.I
SEE ALSO CAROLINA CHRISTIAN COMMUNICATIONS
SUIT: TV STATION BECAME TOO WORLDLY
CHANNEL JOINS NETWORK TO FIND MISSING CHILDREN
VIRGINIA FIRM TO BUY CHANNEL 22
NORFOLK TV STATION FILES FOR TF=ERING
FIREFIGHTERS CHECK OUT FIRES BEFORE THEY START
WPIX
HE'S A STAR IN NEW YORK, A 'N3B0DY' IN DURHAM
H 2 11/01/85 0 7 P F
S 2 11/07/85 A 17 N
H 3 11/08/85 B I N
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WRAL, WDCG TOP AREA RAOIO STATION RATINGS
HELMS BUYING CBS A CHLLING PR3SPECT
•AVERAGE1 OURHAM EXECUTIVE PR3FILE0
TODAY WRAL-TV HAS THE TOUCH! (ADI
WRAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SEE ALSO TENNIS
OWENS ROLLS IN PRO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
TOP FOUR SEEDS RULE IN RALEIGH PRO TOURNEY
OWENS ROLLS TO EASY PRO TENNIS WIN
WRAL-TV (RALEIGH, N.C.I
WINNER!
LAURINOURG GETS NCAA ATTENTION
N.C. STATIONS' FATES ON HOLD, OFFICIALS SAY
TWO TV STATIONS TO SWAP NETWO'KS
TV STATIONS SWITCH NETWORK AFFILIATION
TV STATIONS EXCHANGE NETWORK AFFILIATIONS
WRAL PROOUCING SATURDAY MORNIVG CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
WRDG (BURLINGTON. N.C.I
CABLE TV EXEC: WAIT ANO SEE O'l COURT RULING
OURHAM CABLEVISION SHUFFLES LINEUP
WRNS-FM
ARMED MAN TAKES OVER KINSTON 5ADI0 STATION
OFFICERS SAY HAN ARRESTEO AT <A0I0 STATION TRIED TO HANG HIMSELF
1/24/85
1/26/95
6/23/S5
8/04/85
1/11/85
3/06/85
3/19/85
7/13/85
7/13/85
8/03/85
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6/23/85 C 13
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STATE'S ECONOMY SEEN PICKING UP
WRXO IRAOIO STATION)
HAROLD S. TAYLOR, FORMER PRESIDENT OF WPXO RAOIO
THIEVES HIT RAOIO STATIONS
ROXBORO RAOIO STATION EQUIPMENT TAKEN IN THEFT
WTTG-TV
cable tv exec: wait ano see ov court ruling
wtvo (durham, n.c.i
n.c. stations' fates on hold, officials say
wtvd "anager: questions cluud abc merger
jurors watch tape of confrontation
cassettes taking over recoro nar's shelves
wtvd prfsioent says switch to abc likely
•average' durham executive profiled
two tv stations to swap netwo'ks
tv stations switch network affiliation
tv stations exchange network affiliations
heart of Carolina: you'll love it
a special connection: "good morning america" ano wtvd 11
wtvo weatherman charged with dwi
wtvo programs award winners
wunc (chapel hill, n.c.i
opera dfbut 3r0a0cast
raoio project for c4il0ren reieives gpant
wunc raoio drive starts saturday
wunc-tv (chapel hill, n.c.i
see univ. of n.c. -chapel hill, television
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RALEIGH MAN WINS HOUSE CONTEST
W. 3. WRIGHT FURNITURE CO.
BREAK-IN AT FURNITURE STORE
W. D. HILL RECREATION CENTER
PATCHWORK
W. 6. AOAMS TOBACCO COMPANY
S3, 000 REWARD OFFERED IN OXFORD BREAK-IN
W. 0. PEARSON SCHOOL
SEE PEARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION
MASSEY GETS FELLOWSHIP
GPANT SAVES CENTER TEEN HEALTH PROJECT
LINCOLN CENTER PLANS TEEN HEALTH PROGRAM
W. M. PIATT ANO CO.
PIATT WILL RELOCATE IN DOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN BUILDING SOLO TO PIATT FIRM
DURHAM FINOS MORE CAPACITY AT ENO PLANT
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H 2 7/29/85 B 14 N
S 2 11/13/85 C 13 P P C56
H 1 12/10/85 C 1 N
S 2
S 2
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l2/3r/R5
REPORT SAYS WASTEWATER PLANTS CAN BE EXPANDCD
CITY, COUNTY OFFICIALS TO DISIUSS WASTEWATER TREATMENT EXPANSION
PANEL GIVES NOD TO CONSIDERING SEWER EXPANSION
BIOS ON TREATMENT PLANT PRQJEtT ABOUT AS FXPECTED
PANEL ASKS POP REC3MMEN0ATI0NS ON EXPANDING WASTEWATER PLANTS
RELOCATING 3 WASTE TREATMENT PLANTS SUGGESTED
TRIANGLE PLANT EXPANSION BEGINS
BETHESDA WATER PROJECT "AY COST J2 "ILLIUN LESS
STUDY: WATERi SEWER TO COST 197 MILLION
WATER, SEWER NEEOS CANNOT BE 3EFERRED
FOCUS ON SHORT-RANGE WATER, S" WER GROWTH
COST ESTIMATES RISE FOR PLAN
DISMISSED CONTRACTOR SUING CITY, FIRM
ORDER EXPANOS SEWER PLANTS
NEW ROX«ORO DAM READY FOR INSPECTION
ROXPORO OKS STUDY OF ITS WATE' SYSTEM
COUNCILMEN RAP COMPANY'S HIRING
ROXBORO COUNCIL AGREES TO PRQVIOE WATFR FOR PLANT
ROXBORO'S SEWER PLANT EXPANSION WORK HAS STOPPED
w. P. FERRIS, INC.
PROPERTY VALUES TRIPLE IN B YEARS
DURHAM COUNTY PROPERTY VALUES SHOW SHARP JU*P
TOTAL TOPS 15 3ILLI0.N: TAX REASSESSMENTS IN MAIL
VALUATIONS HAVE MANY PROTESTING
LONG WORKDAYS AHEAD FOR REVALUATION TEAM
REVALUATIONS IRK MANY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHOWERED WITH PROTESTS OF REVALUATIONS
4.500 LAND OWNERS PROTEST REVALUATION
BOARO TO HEAR TAX VALUE COMPLAINTS
•THERE'S NO WAY I CAN PAY THE TAXES' - PROPERTY OWNER
REVALUATION HEARINGS OPEN
PERCOLATION PROBLEMS PERK UP BOARD'S REVIEW
SHERIFF'S DEPUTY MONITORS MAN'S TAX HEARING
MAN THREATENS BOARD
COUNTY TAKES BREAK FROM TAX HEARINGS
TR APPFO
BOAPO FAVORS 4-VEAR REVALUATIONS
W. R. GRACE AND CO.
STATE TO PAY INGRAM'S LAWYERS
KNOX SAYS HUNT ABUSEO HIS POWER IN PROVIDING LEGAL HELP TO INGRAM
GRACE FERTILIZER plant COMPLETES CLEANUP
W.R. GRACE CEO BRINGS WASTE CAMPAIGN TO N.C.
INGRAM REJECTS SUIT SETTLEMENT
INGRAM, FIRM AGREE TO DROP LAWSUITS
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
ONE FARMER LOSES SUIT AGAINST GRACE
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO.
BANKS IN FOREIGN OFFICES ENHANCE N.C. ECONOMY
THREE TAR HEEL BANKS HAVE BRANCH OFFICES CAR AWAY
WACHOVIA ADOS J150.Q00 TO SCHOLARSHIP ENOOWMENT
WACHOVIA OFFERING EXPORT SERVICE
SLOWER GROWTH. PERIODIC INSTABILITY LIKELY, SAYS BANKER
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
TWO N.C. BANKS CUT PRIME TO ln *
BANK WANTS BRANCH AT WOODCROFT CENTER
STOCK PRICES hit RECORD HIGH: 2 N.C. BANKS CUT RATE
WACHOVIA SEEKS WOODCROFT BRANCH
WACHUVIA'S BASE WILL REMAIN IN N.C.
WACHUVIA BRANCH UK'O
N.C.'S 3 LARGEST BANKS REPORT RECORD EARNINGS
STATE'S LARGEST BANKS REPORTING RECORD SECOND-QUARTER EARNINGS
MAN ORDERED TO PAY BANK S3. 3 mjllION
what 00ES MAYOR-ELECT GULLEY ■tEAN FOR BUSINESS COMMUNITY?
wachovia low on rou bonos
tar heel banks aggressive because of high market value, says analyst
wachovia bank and trust co. (ninth st. i
9th street bank building becoming ice cream shop
wachovia bank and trust co. (research triangle park br anch i
accused 'senior' robbers in djrham court
wachovia business index
see business index, n.c.
wachovia corp.
see also first wachovia corporation
recent dividend announcement s
wachovia, first atlanta to me'ge
wachovia corp., first atlanta launching regional venture
merger plans 8y 2 n.c. banks signal start of interstate race
banking moves will enrich southeast
federal buying data can provide competitive eogf
wachovia threatens move; regulation 3ill rejecteo
WACHOVIA'S =ASE WILL REMAIN In N.C.
business highlights
business highlights
wachovia-f ir st atlanta approvc uergcr plans
wachovia, first atlanta merge' approved
business highlights
wachovia corp., sales and earnings
early tar heel rank reports show net earnings up 11 to 42 percent
ncnb, wachovia have sharp gains in quarterly profit
larger tar hefl banks report increased profits
business highlights: north carolina
n.c.'s 3 largest banks report record earnings
state's largest banks reporting rfcoro second-quarter earnings
business highlights
tar heel banks reporting incr=ased quarterly profits
wachovia c'jp
ueberroth set to veto pirate "ove attempts
northern the biggest of the big six
wachovia technical scholarships
see also scholarships isee also names of scholarships!
wachovia adds s150.000 to scholarship endowment
wade g. brown water treatment plant
see infinity roao water treatment plant
wadesboro police oept.
lawmen are given ultralight airplane
WAFERwOOO
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO WOOD
OREGON FIRM PLANS N.C. PLANT TO MANUFACTURE 'WAFERWOOO'
WAGES, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COST OF LIVING INOEX. 1URHAM
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3/29/85
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9/13/35
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9/13/85
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9/24/35
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9/27/85
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10/17/85
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5/03/85
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J56
H 2
5/25/35
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1
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W36
H 2
5/31/R5
B
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5/31/85
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6/06/35
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6/29/85
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7/15/85
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7/25/85
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7/26/35
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7/26/85
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7/30/35
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3/21/85
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3/21/35
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9/04/85
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9/07/85
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11/20/35
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1/01/85
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1/05/B5
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1/26/85
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15
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2/24/=5
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5/07/85
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6
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5/18/85
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11
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H 2
7/27/85
9
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H 2
11/08/85
A
6
N
H 2
11/27/35
B
5
N
S 2
1/16/85
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N
H 1
1/17/35
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1
N
H 2
2/15/85
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9
N
H 2
3/31/85
D
11
N
H 2
4/28/85
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9
N
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4/30/85
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5/20/85
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5/20/35
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5/21/85
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5/21/85
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6/23/85
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7/03/85
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7/11/85
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11/10/85
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11/12/85
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6/22/35
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6/23/85
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8/21/35
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9/17/85
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11/05/35
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5FE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. CITY EMPLOYEES
SEE ALSD ECONOMY, OURHAM
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
TEXTILES: OURHAM COMPANIES OK, BUT GLOOMY ON FUTURE
SLOWER GROWTH, PERIOOIC INSTA1ILITY LIKELY, SAYS 8ANKFR
BUSINESS BRIEFING: NEWSLETTER RATES NCNB STOCK AS BEST VALUE
PIPEFITTERS WITH 115 PER HOUR LEAO IN AREA WAGE SURVEY
DURHAM MAY PUSH FOR LABOR EXEMPTION
OURHAM 06LAYS LABOR-LAW REuUEST
WAGES, N.C.
SEE ALSO E
SEE ALSO E
SEE ALSO M
SEE ALSO S
HIGH-TEC
STATE'S
MANAGEME
TOWNS CO
BUSINESS
•AVERAGE
COMPUTER
MtTSUMS
PIPEFITT
NON-PROF
MOST ARE
BUSINESS
12 MORE
CAROLINI
DUKE FUU
CONOMY, N.C.
MPLOYMENT. N.C.
INIMUM WAGE SCALE
ALAPIES, N.C.
H JOBS HAVEN'T HIKED N.C. WAGE RANKING
WAGES NEAR BOTTOM OE S» I TE HIGH-TECH INFLUX
NT COURSES BIG BUSINESS AT OUKE
NCERNED A3UUT OVERTIME RULING
HIGHLIGHTS: NORTH CAROLINA
OURHAM EXECUTIVE PR3FILED
SLOWDOWN HITS N.C.
HI BRINGS TOUCH OF ORIENT TO nuRHAM
ERS WITH «15 PER "OUR LEAO IN AREA WAGE SURVEY
ESSIONAL WAGES INCREASE; STATE STILL LOW
A COMPANIES PLAN FEW -IIRINGS IN 4TH QUARTER
HIGHLIGHTS
RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES PLANNED IN TRIANGLE BY KEY HOMES
ANS MAKE FORBES" LIST OF 400 RICHEST IN AMERICA
NOATION KEEPS 48% OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
WAGES, U.S.
SEE ALSO OVERTIME PAY
SEE ALSO PAYROLL TAX
SEE ALSO SALARIES, U.S.
HOW TO SAVE (I BILLION
DURHAM DELAYS LABOR-LAW RE3UEST
WAGONS
HAVING
A WAGONLOAO OF FUN
WAHOO'S OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
SEE ALSO GOURMET FOOD
SEE ALSO RAFTS
RAFTERS CAN FLOAT TO A GOUR»ET MEAL
RAFTING FIRM OFFERS GOURMET RIVERSIDE MEAL
WAITING FOR GODOT (PLAYI
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
ANOTHER OPENING
TRANSACTORS' 'GODOT' TOO SLOW FOR LAUGHS
WAITRESSES
SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS, OURHAM
FREEDOM OF CHOICE
BUSINESSWOMAN DREAMS OF BEING WAITRESS
WAKE COUNTY, N.C.
«3 MILLION OIX EXPERIMENT FAILING
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS RELUCTANT TO RAISE PROPERTY TAXES
BULLS' OWNER GIVES RALEIGH'S CL PLANS THUMB
•CORRIDOR OF CONFUSION": IT EXISTS ON DURHAM ( OR WAKEI COUNTY LINE
WAKE COUNTY, N.C ANNEXATION
•DURHAM JUST GOT TAKEN'
WAKE COUNTY, N.C HOSPITALS
SEE HOSPITALS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITALSI
SEE WAKE COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER
WAKE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CITIZENS EXPRESS CONCERNS ON TREYBURN
WAKE COUNTY COURTS
SEE ALSO COURTS. N.C.
MAN DIES HOURS AFTER COLLAPSE AS HE FACED JUOGE IN COURT
WAKE COUNTY JAIL
RALEIGH MAN SUES OVER HOLIOAY JAILING
ACCUSED EX-TROOPER FOUND DEAD
MINNESOTA MAN IS STILL IN WAK! JAIL
WAKE COUNTY MEDICAL AUXILIARY
HEALTH EDUCATION MUSEUM PLANS CONSIDERED BY MEDICAL AUXILIARY
DURHAM SHOULO URGE PARK MEDIC»L MUSEUM
OURHAM CONNECTION WITH WAKE HEALTH MUSEUM HASN'T BEEN OISCUSSEO
WAKE COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER
SEE ALSO HOSPITALS, N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OE SPECIFIC HOSPITALS)
PANEL FAVORS REHAB CENTER FOR WAKE
WAKE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH OEPT.
PROGRAM GETS RETARDED WORKERS OUT OF 'SHELTERS'
WAKE COUNTY DUTER LOOP
WAKE WANTS LOOP CLOSER TO DURHAM
WAKE LOOP INTO DURHAM GETS STAT? OK
WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS
WAKE SCHOOLS MAY BAN USE OF TOBACCO
DR. MAYER TO RESIGN SCHOOL JOT
SUPERINTENDENT ON BOARD'S AGENDA
BOARD TO DISCUSS SUPERINTENDENT
BENNETT: SCHOOLS SHOULO NOT SWAY STUOENTS TO SECTS
PHOTO OF SLEEPING STUDENT RILES READER
ADMINISTRATOR CHARGED IN ABUSE REPORT CASE
WAKE COUNTY SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT
BRIOGES NAMED WAKE SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
WAKE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP.
CO-OP SAYS IT'S BENEFITING FR1M DEAL
ELECTRIC CO-OP TO BUILD CENTER NEAR YOUNGSVILLE
WAKE FOREST, N.C.
SIX PEOPLE ARE HURT AT FIREWORKS DISPLAY
OFFICIALS PROBE WAKE FOREST FIREWORKS mishap
WAKE FOREST UNIV.
POLISHED, TRIANGULAR STONES MYSTIFY ARCHEOLOGIST
STONES MYSTERY IS SOLVEO
STUDENT ORGANIZES SYMPOSIUM AT UNIVERSITY ON WAR IN VIETNAM
DISEASE THREATENING WFu CAMPUS ELMS
WAKE FOREST UNIV., COMMENCEMENT
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1/01/85 -
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAG = e?o
1/16/36
HAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY LISTS 3RA0S
wake FOREST UNIV.. SPEAKERS
CARTER TO LECTURE AT MAKE FOREST
WAKE FOREST UNIV., STUOENTS
BROWN GETS HONOR
WAKE FOREST R.FLEASES OEAN'S LIST
RALEIGH RESIOENT AMONG 32 RHODES SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
STUDENT FROM RALEIGH SURPRISED SY RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
WAKE FOREST UNIV. BOARO OF TRUSTEES
CHIEF JUSTICE HEADS UNIVERSITY BOARD
WAKE FOREST STUDIES POLICY ON S. AFRICA
WAKE FOREST TRUSTEES TAKE CONVENTION'S VETO
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW
WAKE FUPEST TO OECREASE LAW STUDENTS
LAW SCHOULS SEARCH FOR •BETTER' STUOENTS
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS
UNC BOMBS DUKE, ll-n; WILLIAMS FANS RFCORO 19
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL |M£NI
OEACS TURN GREEN LOOSE. MUGIGSYI GEORGIA TECH
GEOPGIA TECH SEES BEST OF UEACS' GREEN
RUDD LEADS WAKE BY FURHAN
DFACS TAME TIGERS BEHIND RUDO. GRFEN
DUKE LOOKING TO START NEW STR'AK WITH WAKE
B0G1IES STANDS TALL as DEACONS DEFEAT BLUE DEVILS
OEACONS. OEVILS ENGAGE IN TYPICAL ACC CONTEST
SOGUES WORKS OVERTIME TO SUBDUE DUKE
DEVILS ABSORB 'UNBELIEVABLE1 LOSS
BOGUES* UEATH THREAT NOT FIRST FJR WAKE ATHLETES
MULLINS HOLDS DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING LEAD
DEACS ROMP
POLYNICE'S JU"PER GIVFS VIRGINIA FIRST ACC VICTORY
BLUE DEVILS KICK SOME HABITS, DOWN OEACS IN OT
BLUE OEVILS HOLD OFF DEACONS IN ANOTHER OT
WOLFPACK NOT LIKELY TO CATCH WAKE ASLEEP TODAY
OEACS GIVE PACK A THOROUGH BEATING
'PACK CAN'T HANOLE WAKE'S BOGJ ES
TERPS" ACC LEAD SAFE, BUT BARELY
TECH DRUBS WAKE, EXTENDS ACC LEAD
WAKE. UNC AIM AT DIFFERENT G01LS
UNC LOOKS DOWN ON WAKE. 69-59
SMITH: TAR HEELS LOUSY IN VICTORY
TFRPS HAND DEACONS FIFTH STRAIGHT ACC SETBACK
RUOD'S FTS CLIP CAVS. 68-65; GEORGIA CRUSHES MISSISSIPPI
OEACS HOLO OFF VIRGINIA
MAN CONVICTEO OF THREATENING BLACK BALL PLAYER
WEBB'S STEALS RESCUE WOLFPACK
WEBB'S STEAL SEALS BIG WIN FOR 'PACK
UNC GETS TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT OF WAKE IN OT
HEELS GET A BREAK. SURVIVE OEACS IN OT
CLEMSON, UVA, WAKE ACCEPT NIT INVITATIONS
OEACONS' GREEN TO MISS NIT OPENER
TACY SUSPENDS GREEN
WAKE. VIRGINIA HIT RQAO FOR NIT OPENERS
SIMMS LEAOS VIRGINIA WIN; WAKE LOSES
DEACS LOSE OUT
WAKE'S TACY LOSES ASSISTANT
OFACONS AOO JUCO PROSPECT
OEACS' DEFECTIONS DEPLETE AL RE ADY-OW INOL ED DEPTH
TACY STUNS WAKE WITH RESIGNATION
TACY'S RESIGNATION NOT A BIG SHOCKER
TACY RETIREMENT SURPRISES PLAYERS
BRITISH RUNNER SETS WORLD MAR< IN 1500
TACY TO VISIT OEAC RECRUITS OM HEELS OF HIS RESIGNATION
WAKE RUMURS
WAKE FOREST TO TALK WITH BC'S WILLIAMS
BC'S WILLIAMS WILLING TO LISTEN TO WAKE'S OFFER
TACY SAYS HE WAS WEARY OF COACHING DEMANDS
WILLIAMS LISTENS TO WAK='S PITCH, SAYS HE'LL THINK
ACC'S LURE TESTS WILLIAMS' LOYALTY TO BC
WILLIAMS TO ANSWER SOON ABOUT WAKE
GARY WILLIAMS TO STAY AT B.C.
WILLIAMS CITES TIMING IN DECLINING DEACS' OFFER
XAVIER BOSS STAAK HIGH ON WF LIST
TWO OHIO COACHES SAY WAKE CALLED
WAKE POSITION ATTRACTS PAYNE
WAKE POSITION HARD TO HANDLE
NEE FOLLOWS STAAK AT WAKE INTERVIEWS
TACY SAYS HE MAY RE-ENTER AFTER 'BURN-OUT'
WAKE FOREST HOPES TO BUILD WITH STAAK
RECRUITING KEY FOR NEW WAKE C1ACH
STAAK: HAPPY TO BE SECOND CHOICE
PAIR WORKS TO KEEP ATHLETICS FIX-FREE
ACC PREVIEW: WAKE FOREST
THE NEW SEASON OOFSN'T STAAK JP BRIGHTLY FOR DEACS
DEACUNS TOP IRISH NATIONALS
WAKE FOREST HOLDS OFF 49ERS
DEACS SLIP DAVIDSON, 67-63
LAIE DRAMATICS GIVE BC 62-60 WIN OVER WAKE
STATE BACK TO BASICS VS. WAKE
WOLFPACK'S SIZE WEARS OUT OEA:s
WOLFPACK WINS 'BATTLE OF FRESHMEN'
STAAK GETS RAPTISM
DEACONS' DOUBLE TROUBLE...
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, BASKETBALL IWOMENI
TIGERS MAUL NO. 9 TECH: N.C. STATE IWI 73,
WAKE GIVES COACH FIRST ROAO WIN
EWING LEAOS GEORGETOWN PAST PITT
DUKE WOMEN BEAT CLEMSON
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
PAGE'S MOSER TO ATTEND WAKE
WAKE'S WAIT TO END TODAY
WATCH WAKE 'GROH'
RAMSEUR CALLS MOM TOUGH CRITIC
ALL IN ALL, ACC IS UP IN '85
OEACS AIMING SIGHTS HIGH FOLLOWING SUCCESS IN 1984
WAKE HAS BETTER BACKFIELD IN '85
DEACS ESCAPE SCALPING FROM INDIANS, 30-23
DEACONS SHUT OUT BOSTON U.
AIMING FOR DEACS
BREAKS FALL STATE'S WAY TO END STREAK
THOSE FINAL SECONDS SEEMED LIKE AN ETERNITY TO STATE
WOLFPACK ACCEPTS GIFT FROM OEACONS
GROH NOT OOWN
SECOND-HALF RALLY LIFTS WAKE OVER APPALACHIAN
WAKE UPSET BID FAILS AS VOLUNTEERS HOLD ON
GROH DOWNPLAYS RIVALRY WITH U*l C
WAKE HALL OF FAME SETS TACY IMOUCTION
P.M. DIGEST
WAKE FOREST 52
P 0 DATE
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S 2 1/22/35 A
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1/20/85
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1/24/85
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1/27/85
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1/31/85
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1/31/85
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2/02/55
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2/07/85
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2/20/85
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2/21/85
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2/25/85
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2/28/85
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2/23/85
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3/03/85
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3/03/35
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3/04/35
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3/09/85
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3/09/35
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3/11/85
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3/13/85
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3/13/85
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3/14/85
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12/03/85
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12/19/35
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12/20/85
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12/20/85
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12/22/85
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1/09/85
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1/20/85
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H 2
2/20/85
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2/12/85
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8/03/35
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9/03/85
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9/20/95
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9/22/85
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9/24/35
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9/29/85
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MONTHLY/*
N N U A L INDEX
1/01/85 - 12/31/85
UNC AFTER REDEMPTION AGAINST WAKE
REVIVED HEELS THUMP OEACS: UNC RUNS ALL OVER WAKE
UNO'S ACT PASSES COR REAL THI1G
TAR HEELS FIND MISSING SPARK
NEW KICKER INSPIRES TERRAPINS BY WAKE
GPJH SAYS OEACONS STRONG DESPITE LOSSES
VIRGINIA RUNS. HOLOS OFF WAKE FOREST RALLY
G"OH STILL WANTS WINNER
TIGERS RUN OVER OEACS
OEACS POINT TO OUKE
EARLY GOING STAAKEO AGAINST W1KE COACH
DEACONS' ELKINS GETTING BAPTISM UNDER ACC FIRF
WAKE GETS RIGHT OFF OUKE WRONG
MISTAKES STILL PROVING COSTLY TO BLUE OEVILS
WAKE'S BIG WIN A OUKE NIGHTMARE
GROH, DEACS SAVOR WIN
WAKE FOREST UNIV. SPORTS. GOLF
EX-OEAC GOLFERS CASH IN ON TOUR
UNC. WAKE SET TO DUEL IN TOURMEY
WAKE FORES' UNIV. SPORTS HALL OF FAME
WAKE TO INOUCT 4 INTO SHRINE
wake MEDICAL CENTEP
PREGNANT WOMAN OIES OF GUNSHOT; BABY IS SAVEO
WAKE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
AREA STUDENTS EARN DEGREES FROM WAKE TECH
WALDORF EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO EOUCATION
WALDORF PROGRAM SET
TALK SCHEOULEO ON EOUCATING THE YOUNG CHILD
EMERSON WALDORF SCHOOL: WHERE PUPILS ARE ACTIVE. STRESS IS LOW
WALK-A-THON
POVERTY TO BE PROBED
HEART FUNO SETS 'TURKEY WALK' IN CHAPEL HILL
WALKING
SEE ALSO JOGGING
SEE ALSO LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING
.SEE ALSO WALK-A-THON
WALK PROGRAM TO HELP WOPKERS 1EMAIN HEALTHY
OUT FOR EXERCISE
OUKE WALK IS SET FOR MONOAY
RECREATION PROGRAM PROMOTES 03WNT0WN WALK FOR GOOD HEALTH
FOR THE HEALTH OF IT
MALL-WALKERS ALL KI'IOS - FROM BRISK STEPPERS TO AMBLING. LAID BACK
MISSING CHILDREN WALKATHON OCT. 5
10-KILOMETER WALK PLANNED
LONG WALK
WALL STREET JOURNAL I NEWSPAPER!
WALL STREET JOURNAL EDITORIAL UPSETS LEGISLATORS
3 FACE CHARGES FOR LOAN ADS
WALLACE WADE STADIUM
SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. SPURTS ANO PHYSICAL HEALTH BUILOING
LIGHTS. TV PLAY MAJOR ROLES IN SCHEDULE
WALNUT COVE. N.C.
OFFICIALS: CAMP PERMIT WAS ISSUED BY MISTAKE
WALT OISNEY PRODUCTIONS
HUTTON ORDERED TO STOP SELLINS WALT DISNEY UNITS
WALT OISNEY WURLD
SEE ALSO OONALO OUCK
MOUSING ARUUND
OISNEY ART SUPERVISOR: DETAIL BRINGS CHARACTERS ALIVE
SKATERS SALUTE OONALD DUCK
WANCHESE SEAFOOD INDUSTRIAL PARK
LEGISLATORS TOLD OREGON INLET IS KILLING PEOPLE
WANDEL ANO GOLTERMANN
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OOUBLE-EDGEO SWORD: PROSECUTORS JOIN OEFENSF LAWYERS IN USE OF.
OPINION EXCHANGES: FALLING BHTH RATE PREVENTS "1G WARS
WAP CRIMINALS
UNWARRANTED GDSSIP
WAP GAMES
SEE ALSO GAMES
SEE ALSO MILITARY MANEUVERS
MILITARY AIRLIFT UNITS HOLO 'OLYMPICS OF AIR FORCE'
N.C. GUARDSMEN GO TO WAR WITH 'SOVIETS' ON OESERT 8ATTLEFIEL0
WAP PESISTERS' LEAGUE
SEE ALSO RELIGION (SEE ALSO NAMr S OF CHURCHFSI .
PEACE ACTIVISTS SAID TRAILING FOR ARRESTS
ATOMIC P.0M8 CAST SHAOOWS IN DJRHAM
DRAFT REGISTRATION TO BE FORU* TOPIC
WAOO TRANSFURMER CO.
MAN CAN BE HELD LIABLE FOR PC? CLEANUP
WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO LIGGETT t MYERS TOBACCO CO., WAREHOUSES
SEE ALSO TUBACCO. WAREHOUSES
WAREHOUSE FIRE BELCHES CLOUDS OF BL«CK SMOKE
THREE-STREAM ATTACK
NO INJURIES REPORTED IN WAREHOUSE BLAZE
WAPNING LABELS
SEE ALSO CIGARETTES. LABELS
SEE ALSO FOOD LABELING
CAMBKIOGE. CARLTON, NOW TOP REPORT
EDICT ON CIGARETTE WARNING LABELS PUZZLES FTC
FTC REJECTS TOBACCO INDUSTRY'S PROPOSAL ON CIGARETTE WARNINGS
CONFUSION STILL REIGNS IN C I GA RETTE-L APFL FARCE
LIGGETT DECLINES COMMENT ON WARNING ROTATION
LCH PROTESTS COST OF ROTATING PACKAGE LABELS
LIGGETT CO. OBJFCTS TO COST OF ROTATING WARNING LABELS
BILL WOULD HELP LIGGETT
LIGGETT GETS WAY ON LABELS
LIGGETT TO SEEK ANOTHER EXCEPTION TO LABEL LAW
WARRANTS
SEE ALSO FUGITIVE WARRANTS
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EFFICIENCY' MOVES
SEE ALSO SEARCH WARRANTS
JUDGE. MAGISTRATES MEET
NEW RULES DUE FOR MAGISTRATES
RULES FINE, IF ENFORCEO
WISDO" FROM THE BENCH
REASSIGNED MAGISTRATE UNAHPPY WITH JUDGE'S
MAGISTRATE BLASTS NEW PAPERWO'K
WARPANT ISSUED IN DUKE MANOR SLAYING
WARREN COUNTY, N.C.
GRANT TO AID IN RESTORATION OF HOUSE IN WARREN COUNTY
UAPREN COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY ECONOMIC 0EVFLC1PMENT COMMISSION
WARREN WANTS SATELLITE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS
COMMITTEE OF 100 TO SEEK WARREN COUNTY GROWTH
WARREN SPIFFING UP ITS INOUSTJY BAIT
WARREN COUNTY, N.C., ROADS
PLAN APPROVED FOR OXFORD LOOP
WARREN COUNTY COMMITTEE OF 100, IN!.
COMMITTEE OF 100 TO SEEK WARRrN COUNTY GROWTH
WARREN SPIFFING UP ITS INOUSTRY BAIT
WAPREN COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
SEE ALSO WARREN COUNTY, N.C., INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE OF 100 TO SEEK WARREN COUNTY GROWTH
WARREN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, 9ASKET9ALL
FAMILIAR FOES JORDAN, WARREN TO MEET IN REGIONAL SEMIFINAL
FALCONS, EAGLES CLASH IN EAST REGIONAL SEMIS
STAKES HIGHER FOR FALCONS, EAGLES
WARREN COUNTY BLITZES JORDAN
WARREN COUNTY HUMBLES JORDAN
WARREN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPT.
MAN SHOT IN ROBDERY MAY LOSE ARM — OEPUTY
WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL
SEE ALSO HUSPITALS, N.C. (SEE ALSO NAMES OF SPECIFIC HOSPITAL*!
COUNCIL OF STATE DENIES REOUES T TO HELP WARREN COUNTY HOSPITAL
OTHER RURAL HOSDITALS IN N.C. FACING TROUBLE, OFFICIALS SAY
WARREN HOSPITAL'S TIME MAY BE RUNNING OUT
WARREN COUNTY RECEIVES PROPOSAL FOR HOSPITAL
WAR RE NT ON, N.C.
ROBOTS HANOLE MOST WORK AT WARRENTON PLANT
3 COUNTIES' FORCES FIGHT WARR=NTON F[PE
4 FIREFIGHTERS HURT IN WARRENTON BLAZE
ANNUAL 'HE6 HAW" SET IN WARRENTON
WARRENTON LECTURE AND TOUR SCHEDULED
WARSAW, N.C.
21 OFFICERS CHASE TEEN IN CANDY TRUCK; CHIEF SHOT
WASHINGTON, O.C.
SEE ALSO N.C.i WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE
THE CAPITOL AN AMATEUR'S DESIGN
WASHINGTON-ROUNO
STUDY: NATION'S CAPITAL LESS "ANGEROUS THAN BELIEVED
A 'NOBODY' IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON COUNTY, N.C.
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS RELUCTANT TO RAISE PROPERTY TAXES
WASHINGTON-DUKE HOTEL
SEE DURHAM HOTEL
WASHINGTON GROUP, INC.
MAN SEEKING STOCKS THOUGHT TO BE WORTHLESS
JUOGE FINALLY OKAYS SETTLEMENT IN WASHINGTON GROUP LAWSUITS
CLAIM FORMS TO RE MAILED SOON IN WASHINGTON GROUP SETTLEMENT
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
SEE ALSO PRO FOOTBALL
BLUE DEVILS' BRANION AMONG FREE AGENTS SIGNED BY REDSKINS
WASHINGTON YACHT C COUNTRY CLUT)
TRANSPORTATION BOARD SCALES DOWN ROAD P°OJECT NFAR COUNTRY CLUB
WASTE
SEE ALSO GOVERNMENTAL WASTE
DESTRUCTION OF STORE MERCHANDISE A WASTE
STORES LIABLE FOR DISCAROED MERCHANDISE
WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SEE ALSO HAZAROOUS WASTE TREATMENT, DURHAM
SEE ALSO HAZAPOOUS WASTE TREATMENT, U.S.
SEE ALSO NUCLEAR WASTES OISPOSAL AND STORAGE
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, OURHAM
SEE ALSO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SLUDGE
SEE ALSO SOLIO WASTE
OFFICIALS: STRATEGIES MAY PREVENT PLACEMENT >JF PUMPS IN STATE
AREA OF PIEDMONT 'LOGICAL' LOCATION FOR WASTE PLANT
FARM'S SLUOGE USE PROMPTS RESTOENTS' COMPLAINTS TO BOARD
HILLSEOROUGH TO OECIOE HOW TO MEET WASTE RULES
BOARD RULES COMMISSIONERS CAN'T REGULATF SLUDGE OISPOSAL
WASTE RECYCLING
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES. ALTERNATIVES
SEE ALSO RECYCLING
SEE ALSO TRASH RECYCLING
TRASH-TO-CASH COULD EASE OURHAM'S LANDFILL CRUNCH
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
SEE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS, DU'HAM
SEE TRIANGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE WATER ANO SEWER LINES, DURHAM COUNTY
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURIAM
SEE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
WATAUGA COUNTY, N.C.
WATAUGA MAY GET OtGITAL TAX M«PS
TOWN OF SEVEN DEVILS OKS PEER, WINE SALES
OPINION: LEGISLATOR'S OFFICE FORFEITEO
WATAUGA LEGISLATUR WILL RESIGM
WATAUGA HERB CO.
SEE ALSO HERBS
HERBS ARE TOUTEO AS ALTERNATE CRUPS
WATCHES
LIFE'S CLOCK STRUCK MIDNIGHT FOR RETIRED WATCH REPAIRMAN
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SLIPPERY SLIME TARGETED EC1R RESEARCH
BINGO MEASURE SEEKS "PAIR SHA'E'
TAR HEEL COUPLE TAKES GIFT OF WATER TO TUGOLESE PEOPLE
DOCTORS SAY DRINKING HATER C AM BEAT HEAT
HATER AND SEWER CUSTOMER SERVICE DIVISION
SEE HATER ANO SEHER RATES. DURHAM
HATER ANO SEHER LINES. CHAPEL HILL AMD CARRC'ORO
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HI LL/C ARRBORO. SEHAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
SFE ALSO ORANGE HATFR AND SEHER AUTHORITY
FLOOO-PLAIN OPOINANCE DRAHS SOME CRITICISM
110.77 MILLION BONO SALE EYED BY OWASA
CARRBORO BOARD DELAYS ACTION ?N PROPOSAL FOR 15 APARTMENTS
DEVELOPMENT GRANT ORAHS OPPOSITION
CARRBOHO'S MAIN ST. TO UNOERG"> MORE EXCAVATION TO EXTEND PIPES
BINGHAM TOHNSHIP GETS NO SLUDGE RFLIEF FROM COUNTY
HORK ON HATER LINE MAY BE DELAYED
CHEEKS TOHNSHIP HATER TREATMENT OK'O FY COUNTY
STREET CLOSED
MAYOR SEEKS ACTION ON FLOOOINS PROBLEM
HATER ANO SEHEP LINES. DURHAM
SEE ALSO DURHAM CITY COUNCIL
SEE ALSO DURHAM HATER RESOUR
SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. 0U»HA
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SEE ALSO STORM DRAINS
SEE ALSO HATER AND SEHEP LIN
CITY PANEL DENIES SIKHS"
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SEE ALSO RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK,
SEE ALSO TRIANGLE HASTEWATER TRF
SEE ALSO WATER ANO SEHER LINES.
A WONDERFUL HOUSE IN OURHAM CO
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TEMPORARY MEASURES URGED FOR S
90* RATE HIKE FOR SEHER USERS
LOOK AHEAD
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PRESERVING A COMMUNITY
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WATERSHED ISSUE TO BE DECIOED
WA1FR PROTECTION LAW OK'O
COUNCIL HINS MORE TIME ON PAR<
TREYBURN REOUESTS WATER. SEWER
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TREYBURN LETTER SAID HATER NEE
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SEE ALSO SEPTIC TANKS. N.C.
WATER AND SEWER LINES, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY. N.C. WATER AND SEWER LINES
SEE WATER ANO SFWER LINES. N.C
WATER AND SEWER RATES, CHAPEL HILL ANO CARRBPRO
WATER, SEWER RATES MAY RISE
20* INCREASES PROPOSED FOR WATER, SFWER SERVICE
PROPOSED BUILDING'S COST UP $200,000, CWASA BOARO TOLO
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OWASA BILLS EXPECTEO TO RISE
HERE'S HOW ORANGE WATER ANO SEWER RATES WOULD RISE
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WATER ANO SEWER RATES, DURHAM
PREACHER WITH WATER WOES AGRE5S TO CITY INSPECTION
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS MAY MEAN TAX HIKES
WATFR, SEWER RATES TO BE STUDIED
FINANCING SERVICES STUDIEO
BONO ISSUE AMONG OPTIONS IN WATER, SEWER EXPANSION
DURHAM BOND VOTE MAY COME BY FEB. 4
CITY WATER, SEWER FEES APPROVED
PANEL OKS NEW. TEMPORARY WATER AND SEWER FEES
CITY PANEL APPROVES WATFR, SEWER FEES
WATER ANO SEWER RATES, DURHAM COUNTY
90* RATE HIKE FOR SEwER USERS ON BOARD'S AGENOA
ENGINEER OUTLINES WATER-SEWER FINANCING
LET USERS OF SERVICES PAY
WATER, SEWER FEES WORRY DEVELOPERS
HOOKUP FEE GRACE PERIOD COSTS COUNTY
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS TO MEET ON FEES FOR WATER, SEWER PROJECTS
WATER BOND ISSUE
SEE ALSO CURHAM WATFR RESOURCES DIVISION
SEE ALSO N.C, BOND ISSUES
COUNT THE COSTS BEFORE SIGNING UP
WATER CONSERVATION
SEE ALSO ORANGE COUNTY, N.C, WATER CONSERVATION
PROGRAM AIMEO AT PROTECTION 0= WATER SUPPLY
OWASA WON'T SEEK VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION
OFFICIALS SAY DURHAM'S WATER SUPPLY AOEOUATE
THE LAKE ORAIN
COUNTY COULD ASK CONSERVATION, T00
OWASA MAY URGE WATER CONSERVATION
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PROPOSED WATER ORDINANCE ON COUNTY BUARO'S AGENOA
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ARIO-HtADEO BUREAUCRACY
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ART MUSEUM CLOSES BECAUSE OF LEAK
SBI TO INVESTIGATE WATER DAMAC-E
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SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
llllll LEAOERS LOOK TO FUTURE
wa;|R5heo UROINANCE OUESTIONE'
WATERSHED LAW'S EFFECTS ON POP
RECOVERING CHEMICAL COULO SAVE
WATER PLANT LEAKS MAY CREATE
OURHAM WATER TANKS CRACKED
PHOSPHATE BAN WOULO COST CONS'!
£2*,JHA/M0 "SPORT ON WATER 3u»
PHOSPHATE BAN SENSIBLE
OEFENOING A STREAM: IT'S A RAT
°nt1£,Rf, AgOPTING OURHAM STREAMS
SS^fJk OELAYS PARKWAY VOTE
PROPOSED PROJECT TO TEST OROM
C TY COUNCIL URGES OUICK sale
r^rci1"!!? 1° UMIT PHOSPHORUS
CHANCES OF PHOSPHATE RAN OUEST
KffiSS2.9EFIS.1A" SAr BROWN wlr
PHOSpHATE BILL URGEO IN HOUSE
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER PROTECTIV=
r,IJf?.S^fP„EBOPOSal- T° BE AIRED
LEGISLATURE DEBATES PHOSPHATE
BACKERS. FOES WRANGLE AGAIN nv
WASTEWATER PLANT EXPANSION DEL
P?^>,APP;UVES ENVIRONMENTAL *
5 'fIPr<r"!Su!;ATI0N IS SOUGHT
u;;c-HS^L^IlJRE SANS OUMPING 1
WATERSHFO OROINANCE GETS MIXED
HOUSE PANEL DILUTES PROPOSED 0
PHOSPHATE BAN PUSHERS WIN AN I
OUKE HOSPITAL, CITY GE TS GRANT
PHOSPHATES BAN IN OURHAM AREA
PHOSPHATE BAN MAY NOT APPLY IN
WATERED-DOWN BILL BANNING PHOS
«ASJfWATER PLNAT CONSTRUCTION
HOUSE OKS LEGISLATION DESIGNED
PHOSPHATE BILL ORAWS PRAISE, C
watershed ISSUE TO 3E DECIDED
WATERSHED LAW PASSED UC,-1UtU
SM|ftrPROTECT'ON LAW OK'D
"JERSHEO LAW MISSES TREY9URN,
LEGISLATORS TOLD 'PHOSPHATE IS
DURHAM'S WATER NOT CONTAMINATE
PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL EQUIPMENT 1
JOROAN LAKE MAY GIVE DRINKING
CONCERNS OVER TREYBURN PLANS >
CITIES SHOULO PLAN TO USE JORO
COUNTY MAY CONSIOER EXTENDING
.?5L2^,PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL HI3
AGREEMENT WOULO LET PLANTS R EC
TOWER MAY POSE RUNOFF PROBLEMS
GROUP CHEMICALS FOUNO IN HAW ?
SPAULDING, PEOPLE'S ALLIANCF A
rf?|UrS,K,;rS,,REI°i!ING FOR OURHAM
CITY COUNCIL PUTS OFF OECISIOV
TREYBURN OEVELOPERS MAKE CHAN^
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM TARGET OF
BUSINESS USING CYANIDE URGED I
WATER NEEDS FORCING DIP INTO J
CITY RESIDENTS WARNED OF LEAD
STATE: JOROAN LAKE OK AS WATE)
DRINKING WATER IN NEW BUILDIn'
BAN USE OF LEAD SOLDER FOR FHI
CONSIOER STEWARDSHIP IN GIVING
STUDY: STATE DOING LITTLE To P
5IAJIWJPI,LIMIT RECOMMENDED (N
WATER CUSTOMERS NOT NOTIFIED
DURHAM STILL MULLING LEA0-S0L3ER RAN
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0/10/85
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0/15/85
0/18/85
10/03/85
10/04/85
10/04/85
10/05/85
10/25/85
11/07/85
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11/22/55
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12/11/85
12/18/85
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OURHAM
OURHAM COUNTY
N.C.
OURHAM
N.C.
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'EALTH HAZARDS
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MONTHLY/AN
N 0 E X
12/31/15
WATER SOURCE FOP VA. CITY
PANEL ASKS WATERSHED SAFEGUARDS
LECISLATORS SAY MINE AT N.C. IOAST MIGHT RE
TASTE TESTERS RANK DURHAM'S WATER. ..RANK
OURHAM WATER NOT TOPS
DURHAM WON'T CHANGE ITS FORMULA FOR UATFR
SOLUTION SOUGHT FDR LEAP IN PLUMBING
OWASA, TOWN OFFICIALS SEEK WASTE-FRFF UATFR
HEADLINE ON TASTE OF CITY'S W1TER WAS HANK
WATER REPORT CITES DURHAM REST HOME NK
WATER RESOURCES, DURHAM
SEE OURham water RESOURCES DIVISION
WATER RESOURCES, INTERNATIONAL
SPACE SUCCESSES BLUNT PUDLIC AWE OF RESULTS
WATER RESOURCES, N.C.
SEE ALSO ESTUARIES
SEE ALSO GROUNDWATER
III f 1- 12 {"•£ •*ArF« RESOURCES ASSOCIATION
III ALI2 .1.'W"RG!NIA gsTE8 RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
SEE ALSO UNC-CH WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTE
SEt ALSO URBAN WATER CONSORTIUM
SEE ALSO VIRGINIA TIDEWATER MEGALOPOLIS
SFE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS. N.C.
SEC ALSO WELLS
CORPS OF ENGINEERS SATISFIED WITH FUNDS
1500,000 SOUGHT IN STATE'S F[GHT AGAINST PIPELINE
SENATE EXPECTED TO DK FUNDS h FIGHT PIPEL NE
PROGRAM AIMED AT PROTECTION OF WATER SUPPLY
LAKE GASTON CASE MAY BE HEARD IN RALEIGH
y?r£f,= FPAS?^A50S CONTRACT FIR RENOVATION OF BUILOING
KITTRELL RECEIVES DONATION FQ3 WATER SYSTEM
SOIL CONSERVATION FUNDS DEADLINE APPROACHES
WATER: 3. MORE: COFFERDAM OFFFRS TEMPORARY SUPPLY
JORDAN LAKE MAY GIVE DRINKING WATFR
CITIES SHOULD PLAN TO USE JDR1AN LAKE
VA. -GASTON SUIT REJECTED
LEGISLATORS SAY MINE AT N.C. :OAST MIGHT BE WATER SOURCE FOP VA
N.C. ASKS JUDGE NOT TO CONSOLIDATE PIPELINE SUITS WU"iE F°° VA'
WATER RESUURCES, ORANGE COUNTY
SEE ORANGE COUNTY, N.C WATEP RESOURCES
WATER RESOURCES, U.S.
SENATE EXPECTED TO OK FUNOS TD FIGHT PIPELINE
GROUP WILL CONTINUE TO OPPOSE PIPELINE
STATE WILL TAKE OVER PIPELINE FIGHT
BILL TO BLOCK GASTON PIPELINE 'SOMEWHAT OF A LONG SHOT'
PiPE>JSE F0ES CLAIM VIRGINIA EMITTING DATA
KERR GROUP TO REVIEW FIGHT AGAINST PIPELINE
?I,^0-TV5t^nNS.5£ES SOLUTION DN LAKE GASTON AS POSSIBLE
COURT OROERS PIPELINE LAWSUIT TRIED IN N.C.
LEGISLATORS SAY MINE AT N.C. COAST MIGHT BE WATER SOURCE FOP VA.
WATER SAFETY
BEWARE THE DROWNING THREAT
RULES. SUPERVISION VITAL FOR SWIM SAFETY
WATER SHORTAGE
SEE DROUGHT, OURHAM
SEE DROUGHT, N.C.
WATER SKIING
NICE CUT
LOUISPURG MAN BELIEVED DROWNED
WATER SKIER KILLEO
WATER TOWER
OLO, BUT STILL STANOING
S'lVJ^SJ'S* J? STUDENTS BUT KEEPS SCHOOL TRADITION
HILLSBOROUGH RAISES WATER. SEWER TAP FEES
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
III A.LI2 OURHAM WATFR RESOURCES OIVISION
in ttis io!:<DEwASTr6NT pl4nts> ou"Hi"
III \L?2 TRt»NGLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SEE ALSO WATER A NO SEWER LINES, OURHAM
III ALI2 U4JE« *ND SEWER LINES, OURHAM COUNTY
SEE ALSO WATER POLLUTION
SEE ALSO WATER OUALIIY
2 WASTEWATER PLANTS REACH CAPACITY
RESPyFSING chemical could save city mon^y
KA.TF.R./LAN! LEAKS MAY CREATE HEALTH HAZARDS
OURHAM WATER TANKS CRACKED
AaU COUNCIL PLANS BUILDING RENOVATION
Ri?2RT^AVl -"STgWATER PLANTS CAN BE EXPANOFD
pInfi' f?^r,u2£F;£IALS J°DISCUSS WASTEWATER TREATMFNT EXPANSION
?^lknGIVES,N0D T0 CONSIDERING SEWER EXPANSION
TEMPO»ARY SEWAGE PLANTS SAID -1EEDFD
i.A.I?FV A§*S F0R "ECQMMENDATIONS ON EXPANDING WASTEWATER PLANTS
2.1t!N5t?o o,IRH; ?CIRHAM, DUKE WILL EACH GET *?; 000 GRANT
WASTEWATER PLNAT CONSTRUCTION BEGINS
H»LF-CENT SALES TAX OELETED A": OPTION FDR CITY PROJECTS
1°\I^M11 PTiNI..i^PyNCE2:.0FFICIALS.EYE_NEEDS OF PROJECT
5E
P4c?NE£.S,S*Y EN0 PLANT EXPANSION NOT ENOUGH
TREATMfNT PLANTS APPARENTLY L3 SE PHOSPHORUS CAJC
l»2V£?An„SESA5E pC«"'TS TOLD Tl RE"UVE PHOSPHORUS
EXPANSION IS SOUGHT FOR WASTEWATEP PLANT
SnRE!-E»Iv"22!f2 k.ET "CJNTS RE-.EIVF ADDITIONAL WASTEWATER
OURHA" "AY VOTE ON WATER-SEWE? BOND
CITY PANEL APPROVES WATER, SEWE° FE=S
COUNCIL ROUGHS OUT IDEAS FOR 3 ONO ISSUE
FOUR PERMITS SOUGHT TO DISCHARGE WASTEWATFR
DURHAM COMMISSIONERS TO MEET IN FEES FOR WATER, SEWER PROJECTS
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, N.C.
SEE ALSO SOLID WASTE
SEE ALSO WATER DUALITY
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
SEE ALSO WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, DURHAM
rli'.^VS"! T0Ln 'PHOSPHATE IS NOT BAD WORD'
oSS«M4LGESTSAWA2S??wS??«Nf^ATMC,N?E^lN?° """ "^ ^^ lm°°" P|-L"«"NG
CONSIDER STEWARDSHIP IN GIVING CITIES WAIFR
WATERCOLOR
INVITATIONAL SHOWS WATERCOLOR IS MORE THAN SEA OATS, BARNS
WATERFORD (SUBDIVISION!
PROJECTS PROGRESSING; SALES 'HEALTHY-
OUKE FOUNDATION KEEPS 48X OF INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS
WATERMELONS
A SLICE OF LIFE
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NO CHEMICALS FOUND IN N.C. WATERMELONS
OUT-OF-STATE SALES OF WATERMELONS REPORTED DOWN
PORCH MELON
NATIONAL WATERMELON OAY
MAN CHARGED IN THEFT OF WATERMELON
MAN CHARGED IN WATERMELON THEFT
WATERMELON THIEF ORDERED TO PAY FARMER
INSIDE
DURHAM COUNTY
WATEOSHED
SEE SEPTIC TANKS. DURHAM
SEE WATER AND SEwER LINES.
SEE WATER OUALITY
WATTS HOSPITAL
THEY WERE BORN IN WATTS HOSPITAL; NOW THEY ATTENO SCHOOL THERE
WATTS HOSPITAL NEIGHBORHOOD
WATTS HOSPITAL NEIGHBORHOOD HAS OLE-TIME COOPERATIVE SPIRIT
WATTS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING
URSERVE BIRTHDAY
AWARDS GIVEN
RFPORT: HOSPITAL PROGRESSING IN HIRING MINORITIES, WOMEN
CENTRAL'S NURSING GRADUATES SLIP ON STATE BOARD SCORES
WATTS HOSPITAL-HILLANOALE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO NEIGHBORHOODS
COUNCIL DEFERS ACTION ON CLOSING OF AVENUE
NEIGHBORS SEEK TO BLOCK HOTEL
RESIDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT TRUC< ORIVFRS
DURHAM TRUCK ROUTES IGNORED
CITY'S FAMILY NEIGHBORHOODS T4REATENED
NEIGHBORS FIGHT PLAN TO WIDEN HILLANOALE
WATTS RESIDENTS SEEKING TO BLOCK DURHAM HOTEL
ZONING DENIES HOTEL BIO
CITY BOARD GIVES FIRM SHOOOY DEAL
MOTEL OPPONENTS WIN ROUND ON ZONING
CLEMENTS NOT VICTIM OF SPECIAL INTERESTS
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
MAKE SCHOOL FINFST IS PRINCIPAL'S GOAL
NEIGHEOPS WANT PARK MOVED
•NIGHT OF LIGHTS' SET IN HILLANOALE AREA
WATTS ST.
ASSAULTS. BREAK-INS POINT TO I MAN
WATTS ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
GROUP AIMS TO TRAIN CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL
CHURCHES APPLAUDED
PREPARING FOR THE BAZAAR
WATTS ST. SCHOOL
SEE GEORGE WATTS SCHOOL
WAX LIPS (MUSIC GRDUPI
STRONG PERFORMERS CLOSE OUT
MONDAY LIVE'
WAYNE COUNT*, N.C.
WAYNE RESIDENTS MAY ESTABLISH TOWN OF MAY8ERRY
WAYNE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WAYNE HOSPITAL GOES PRIVATE
WAYNE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
WAYNE HOSPITAL GOES PRIVATE
WAYNESPURO STATE PARK
SEE ALSO PARKS, N.C.
METHANE GAS KEEPING PARK CLOSED
WEALTH
SEE ALSO MILLIONAIRE
WOES OF THE WEALTHY
MOST OFFICES GIVE 2-WEEK VACATION AFTER YEAR'S WORK
TEXAS TYCOONS FEEL PINCH OF TIGHT TIMES
LAKE TQXAWAY VACATION RETREAT STIRS ANEW
DISCOUNT STORES MAKE ARKANSAS MAN RICHEST IN U.S.
CAROLINIANS MAKE FORBES* LIST OF 400 RICHEST IN AMERICA
WEAPONS
SEE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN
SEE ARMS SALE
SEE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COLO WEATHER, DURHAM
SEE ALSO COG DAYS
SEE ALSO FREEZING DEATHS
SEE ALSO FROZEN WATER PIPES
SEE ALSO HAIL
SEE ALSO ICE STORMS
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAINFALL. DURHAM
SEE ALSO SNOW, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TORNADOS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WINO DAMAGE
PEOPLE FOR ALL SEASONS
BEWARE OF OLD MAN WINTER'S TRICKS
FALSE START
WINTER PICNIC
WINTER SUNBATHING
FLOWERS PROBABLY OK
CITY READY FOR SNOW
SNOW, SLEET TO MAKE ORIVING DIFFICULT
WINTER'S MISCHIEF
DURHAM SAID FORTUNATE IN 1ST FLING WITH WINTER
WARMER TEMPERATURES MELT ICE COVERING DURHAM'S STRECTS
IT SNOWED THEN TOO!
COLD, COLD, COLO - ANO SNOW
TODAY'S CLOSINGS, DELAYS
IT'S COLD!
TODAY'S CLOSINGS, OELAYS
TRIANGLE RECOVERING FROM STORE'S ICY GRIP
DURHAM AREA IS SHAKING OFF WINTRY BLOW, BUT TROUBLES LINGFR
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SNUW BRAKES CITY: LIGHT FALL CLOSES MANY ARFA SCHOOLS
DURHAM ROADS EXPECTEO TO CLEAR TOOAY
MONOAY'S SNOW C SUNSHINC ON TJESDAY = SCHOOL TODAY
ICY ROAOS MAKE DRIVING HAZAR00US IN DURHAM AREA
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WEATHER ICES UP HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
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HIGHER HUMIDITY EXPECTED TO FT
HEAT BREAKING RECORDS - NO PEL
HEAT HASN'T CAUSEO WATEPt POWF
DURHAM NEEOS RAIN SOON
TRIANGLE GETS WET; BURNING BA-I
BLOWN ALONG
RAIN BRINGS NEEDED MOISTURE FT
5 TORNADOES SIGHTEO AS STORMS
PICTURESOUE SKY
STOPM DUMPS HAIL HARD RAIN ON
GOOD WEATHER ROOSTS SALES
DURHAM FARMERS OK
DURHAM PESITENTS ROAST IN HFAT
TIPS TO BEAT HEAT COULD BE L IF
COOLER TEMPERATURES RELIEVE HE
46-0EGREE READING SETS RECORD
TAKING THE AIR
COOLING OFF
TOBACCO FARMERS NEED SOIL-SOA<
PUDDLE PEDDLING
TRIANGLE FARMERS WELCOME SHOW?
SOGGY SUNOAY
BFFORE THE RAINS CAME
STORMS BYPASS TRIANGLE
DURHAM EXPECTS HEAVY RAIN; WI*<
RA IN HELPS LAKE LEVELS
STORM CAUSES LOSS OF POWER
WET AND WINDY
WEATHERING IT OUT
A GAME FOR ALL SEASONS
POWER NEEDS IN DURHAM TO RISE
STORMS' WORST MISSES DURHAM
OURHAM SCHOOLS CLOSE, ALTER S!
HEAT TO CLOSE SCHOOLS EARLY
HEAT STILL CLOSES TRIANGLE SCH
MANY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE EARLY AG
SWEAT BREAK
HFAT CURTAILS SCHOOL IN OURHAM
STEAMED TAR HEELS WELCOME COOL
OLDEN DAYS WERE NOT ANY HOTTER
FALL <?l FUN
triangle prepares for storm
ema prepared if gloria hits o'l
showers givf relief to ourham
thunderstorms cause some powe1
heat sets record
storm spares triangle
tar heels get soaked. ..in ourh
and how hot was it7 would you
vanishing buildings
changing times. seasons
clinging air mass holds durha3
heavy rains cause flash-flood
rain-swollen eno prompts flood
oeluge of durham rain to eno
playoffs bogged down by rain
a sizzling thanksgiving day m«
inoian summer thanksgiving
ourham melts 17- year-old thank
weeping wfathfr fails to 0amp=
snow's on the way: but how huc
first winter snow blows into 1
snow fooling
snow closes schools. slicks rj
area hao snow — briefly
triangle expects frigid christ
arctic blast senos chills to t
weather, international
weather oecioes whether...
weather, n.c.
see also colo weather, n.c.
see also freeze damage
see also gale (genesis
see also hatteras lows
see also hurricanes
see also national weathe
see also rainfall, n.c.
see also snow. n.c.
see also tornaoos, n.c.
warm weather n.c. tour
warm weather may take
winter storms bring ri
freezing rain. sleet,
weather blamed for tra
bitter, icy weather br
IT'S COLD!
STORM CAUSES 28 ACCIOE
'WE NEVER HAD THIS WEA
N.C. WEATHER CURES HIS
ICY ROADS PLAGUE ORANG
SNOW EXPECTED TO DUST
STORM BURIES WESTERN N
WESTERN N.C. DIGGING 0
RECENT WEATHER 'UGHT "
WINTER WEATHER EXTREME
TWO TOWNS DAMAGED BY T
STURM TRACKERS: RESEAR
STORMS LASH PARTS OF S
MA NATURE OFTEN FICKLE
COLD WEATHER DAMAGES C
PSST! CLIMATE CENTER
DRY CONDITIONS STILL
RAINFALL "AS BEEN SCAN
RAIN NEED NEAR CRITICA
E5SENT I ALS OF LIFE
RAIN SOAKS PARCHED N.C
5 TORNADOES SIGHTED AS
WATFR: 2. LESS: JET ST
POSSIBLE TORNADO DAMAG
HEAVY WINDS OAMAGE HOU
FORSYTH, GUILFORD STOR
SIZZLING SHDVFL
STORMS HIT NORTH CAROL
STORMS HIT N.C. HOMES
MORF TORNADOES ARE REP
AT LEAST 3 TORNAOOES ""
SPLASH
COMPUTER MAY HELP PRED
HEAT WAVES NOW IN SEAS
TALK OF WEATHER EVEN C
DRY SPELL HAS SET BACK
WEATHER CUTS GRIAN YIE
INSIOE
LIGHTENING AND HAIL HI
LLOW TRIANGLE HEAT WAVE
IFF IN SIGHT
R WOES
R CPOPS
SAVAGE PIEDMONT
WAVE
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RS
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INDEX
s u b j e
DURHA" EXPECTS HEAVY RAIN; WIVOS CUT CHAPEL HILL POWER
STORM HITS LAND ANO LOSES PUNCH
RAIN HELPS LAKE LEVFLS
STORM'S VISIT A MIXED BLESSING
UNIVERSITY LAKE RISES 7 1/4 INCHES AFTER RAINS
BLUSTERY BUB FIZZLES OUT OVER 14 . C .
BOB PUMPS LIEF INTO LAKE
N.C. CORN COWERS HURT PY WEATHER, SURPLUS IN MIDWEST
OAMAGE IN N.C. FROM STORN IS ESTIMATED AT 11.5 MILLION
STOPM SOAKS SOUTHEAST; 24 INJURED IN S.C.
HEAVY RAINS SOAK STATE
SWOLLFN ENO OAMAGFS TWO TRUCKS
HEAT CLOSES ORANGE. CHATHAM SCHOOLS
GET HOT TO BEAT THE HEAT
HURRICANE MAY PASS NEAR N.C. °Y FRIDAY
HURRICANE POSES THREAT TO N.C. COAST
GLOPIA AIMS AT N.C. COAST: ON- OF ATLANTIC'S STRONGFST STORMS EVACUATFS
CREW PREPARED FOR HURRICANE ALL YEAR
EVACUATION OF DUKE STUDENTS CONSIDERED
GLORIA STIRS MEMORIES AND STORIES OF OTHER HURRICANES
NEW HANOVER RESIDENTS CLEAR OUT FOR HURRICANE
RESIDENTS. TOURISTS SEEK HIGH GROUND IN CARTERET
200,000 FLEE AS HURRICANE TREADS COAST
STOPM LEAVES N.C. SOGGY BUT SFCURE
THEY WAITED HELPLESSLY «S GLOUA APPROACHED
GLORIA BRUSHES EAST COAST: STORM'S OAMAGE LESS THAN FEAPED
N.C. OUTER BANKS SPARED FULL WRATH OF HURRICANE
HURRICANE SPARED COUPLE'S MOTFL
GOV. MARTIN TOURS AREA HIT BY GLORIA, TALKS TO MAN WHO ROOE OUT STORM
AT DAWN, FEARS OISPELLED AT MANTEO
MAN, 70, FINOS STORM SMASHED HIS BUSINESS
GLORIA LEAVES TOUCH ON N.C.
PUTTING UP WITH GLORIA
N.C. WAS READY FOR STORM
GLORIA EVACUEES RETURN HOHE
STORMY NEWS LASHED COAST
N.C. STORM OAMAGE TOPS $6.5 MILLION
ALMANACS DISAGREE ON TAR HEEL WINTER
RAINS CAUSE CHAPEL HILL EVACUATION
TAR HEELS GET SOAKED. ..IN OUR-UM, A RESCUE
TAR HEELS GET SOAKED. ..IN STATE. FLOODS. SNOW
FLOODS KILL S. STRAND THOUSANDS
STORM MOVES ON AFTER LEAVING SNOW, FLOODING IN N.C.
RAIN-SWOLLEN ENO PROMPTS FLOOO ALERT
SOAKED N.C. TO GET RELIEF
KATE UNPLUGS POWER, RAINS OH CARJLINAS
KATE HEAOS TO SEA; RAIN-S0AKE3 TAR HEELS RECOVER FROM FLOODS
WARM WEATHER HAMPERING N.C. S< I RESORTS
WHEN THE NOR'EASTERS BLOW, GALE WILL BE WATCHING
FOLKS FIGURE WINTER'S ARRIVAL >i WAYS
ORIVING RANGE
A SIGHT TO MAKE YOU SHIVER
110 MILLION PROJECT TO STUDY -<.C. WEATHER
ARCTIC AIR CATCHES STATE OFF GUARD
WFT WEATHER SLOWS N.C. SOYBEAN HARVEST
WOOLLY WORM'S CHILLY FOPECAST TRUE SO FAR
■THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS FRIGHTFULILY COLDI'
WEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO CLIMATE
SEE ALSO COLO WEATHER, U.S.
SEE ALSO HEAT WAVE
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL CLIMATIC CENTER IASHEVILLF, N.C.I
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
SEE ALSO RAINFALL, U.S.
SEE ALSO TORNAOOS, U.S.
WEATHERMAN AGREES, RECENT WINTERS WEIRO
MONDAY CAN BE SUNDAY
FLOOUS KILL 8, STRANO THOUSANDS
FOLKS FIGURE WINTER'S ARRIVAL 4 WAYS
WEATHER CHANNEL
OURHAM CABLEVISION WILL ADO W=ATHER CHANNEL
WEATHER FORECASTERS
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
WEATHERMAN AGREES, RECENT WINTERS WEIPO
FORMER BANNER ELK MAYOR SAYS WOOLLY WORMS RIGHT ON WINTER
UNWELCOME WEED BRINGS BAD NEWS
FORECASTER: STO»MS LIKE GLORIA ALWAYS WILL BE HARD TO PREDICT
N.C, COAST TARGET OF WEATHER STUOY
SNOW'S ON THE WAY: BUT HOW Mu: H WILL HIT TRIANGLE OEPENOS ON WHIMS...
FORMULA MAY IMPROVE SNOW FORECASTS
WEATHER FORECASTS
SEE ALSO METEOROLOGY
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/DURHAM AIRPORT, WEATHER FORECASTS
CABLEVISION TO OFFER WEATHER CHANNLE
DURHAM CABLEVISION WILL »00 WF ATHFR CHANNEL
WEATHER OECIOES WHETHER...
F«LSE TORNADO WARNINGS ARE TRJNSMITTEO
HEAT WAVES NOW IN SEASON
WEATHERSPOON GALLERY
UNC-G ART GALLERY OPENS FOR SPRING
WEAVERS
SEE ALSO ARTISANS. DURHAM
LOOMING IN HER FUTURE DESIGNS: ULTRASUEDE
DAPHNE CRUZE: 'WEAVING JUST SJITS MY PERSONALITY'
FESTIVAL OF WFAVING TO BEGIN SATURDAY
WEBB-BROWN INC.
FLORIDA FIRM BUYS TRIANGLE MALL. PLANS HOTEL
BUILDINGS AT 1-40 MALL PLANNED
TRIANGLE EXECUTIVE PARK CONSTRUCTION READY TO BEGIN
WEBB COMPANY
ANOTHER OEVELOPER PLANS DOWNTOWN OFFICES
KY. FIRM INTERESTED IN DOWNTOWN PROJECT
PERSISTENCE. INVESTORS BODE WELL FOR DURHAM
OFFICE TOWERS GET BOOST: COMPANY PLANS MuvE TO FRANKLIN SOUARF SITE
KENTUCKY FIRM MAY AID PLAN FOR DURHaM HOTFL
DOWNTOWN DURHAM IS AT A TURNING POINT
GTE MAJOR LESSEE IN DOWNTOWN "LAZA
GENERAL TELEPHONE TAKES SPACE IN FRANKLIN PLAZA
CIVIC CENTER APPROVAL MAY DRAW HOTEL INTEREST
MOVING: REDEVELOPMENT PUZZLE'S PIFCES COME TOGETHER
WITTENBERG SEES PROJECT AS CHANCE TO SET FUTURE
PARKING FOR TOWERS MAY NEED COMPROMISE
WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
SEE OXFORO WEBB HIGH SCHOOL
WEPBWOOO DIVISION ICARRBORO. N.C.I
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I N 1 E X
12/31/95
5 U »J E C f S
PAGE B'O
1/16/96
COMPROMISE SOUGHT: ACTION ON -OSSWOOO PROJECT DELAYED
WEPDING ANNIVERSARIES
CCUPLE SAYS PACT HELPED THE" THROUGH ?5 YEARS
JONESES CELEBRATE 66TH ANNIVERSARY
COUPLE CELEBRATES 65 YEARS OF MARRIAGE
WEDDINGS
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. OURHAM
SEE ALSO MARRIAGES. N.C.
SEE ALSO "ARRIAGES, u.s.
AN OCCASION FOR CHAMPAGNE
BRIDES FAVOR JUNE
---■:■
miyok SAYS OEPRIS ORDINANCE C3ULD CAUSE LFGAL CHALLFNCE
OFB»IS LAW MOOT" EFFORT TO IRON OUT LEGAL KINKS
HEARING PLANNED ON OURHAM • ME" D LAW'
MOWING DOWN TOLERANCE
A DOWNTOWN SHAME
WEIGHT CONTRO
SEE ALSO F
SEE ALSO F
SEE ALSO N
SEE ALSO 0
SEE ALSO S
PROGRAM
•DIET CI
LET OUR"
FACTS 3A
FASCINAT
DUKE TO
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TO PROMOTE OURHAM AS MET CITY
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AM DIET. TOO
CK NICKNAMES
ION WITH SLIMNESS CAUSE OF SATING DISOROERS
STUDY EFFECTS OF STRESS FROM FAMILY
E REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL
ENZY: NOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CHOCOLATE AND OIET TOO
LIFE DIET PLAN SAFE?
TION SET FOR OURHAM WEIGHT CENTER
ION COMPLEX TO HOUSE "MET PROGRAMS
S OF STRUCTURE "OUSE
OME JOURNAL FEATURES 'DIET CAPIYS|_i
BEGINS ON *10 million WEIGHT-LOSS COMMUNITY IN DURHAM
FEASTS CAN RE FUN WITHOUT FAT
CAN ENJOY HOLIDAY EATING
WEIGHT DISCRIMINATION
SEE OPESITY
WEIGHTLIFTING
SEE ALSO WOMEN'S WEIGHTLIFTING
POWER LIFTING
UP, UP ANO AWAY
SHE'S A COP. A WEIGHTLIFTER ANO A MOM
WEIL LECTURE ON AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL. SPEAKERS
SEN. KASSEBAUM TO GIVE LECTURE AT UNC . OCT. 28
KANSAS SENATOR URGES INDEPENDENT THINKING
WEINERS
SEE HOT OOGS
WELCOME CENTERS
SEE ALSO HIGHWAY RESTROOMS
SEE ALSO highways. N.C.
SEE ALSO REST areas
N.C. TRANSPORTATION BOARO TO START RESTRICTING RELIGIOUS SOLICITATION
REST STOPS ARE FOR REST
WELDING
THE MAGIC ELECTRIC FIRE
WELFARE
COUNTY HAS FASTEST DROP IN WE. FARE AIO FOR CHILOREN
CUTS IN POVERTY PROGRAMS TO HIT SOUTH WORSE. AUTHOR OF STUOY SAYS
INOIGENCY CHECKS SAVE S67.701 IN COUR T-AP POI NTEO LAWYFRS
SOUANOEREO MONEY
BIG DADDY NO ANSWER TO POOR BLACKS" WOES
N.C. WELFARE PAYMENTS STILL LOWEST IN COUNTRY
GREAT SOCIETY LOSING GROUNO?
WELFARE FRAUO
SEE ALSO FRAUD
WELFARE OEFRAUOER SUFFERS HEA3T ATTACK
2 HENDERSON WOMEN CHARGED WITH FRAUD
WELFARE REFORM
SEE ALSO N.C. SEPT. OF SOCIAL S'RVICES
SEE ALSO WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM
SEE ALSO WORKFARE
U.S. SOCIAL SPENDING: ISN'T IT TIME FOR REALITY?
REAGAN CIRCLING WELFARE ISSUE ICAOT00N1
WORK FOR WELFARE MONEY
SUBSIDIZING GOTHAM'S GRANOEUR
LOCAL THINKING OIVIOEO
PG L P 1YL
H 3 5/31/P5 B 1
S 2 2/12/R5 A
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S 2 13/14/95 9
1 " M S27
S 2 10/30/95 B
1 P N S27
4/20/95 C
6/05/95 3
5/29/85
5/31/05
7/30/95
9/03/05
9/09/95
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1/31/85 3
1/31/05 A
2/05/85 A
2/00/95 C
5/12/95 9
6/19/95 A
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7/17/95 C
9/0'/95 C
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9/29/05 C
11/30/95 A
12/19/05 A
12/25/95 B
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H 2 11/22/95 A
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5 T T J52
"WFLLNESS PROGRAM-
SEE ALSO HEALTH
SEE ALSO HEALTH CARE
DUKE PROFESSOR SAYS WELLNESS 'LANS AL-0ST NECESSITY TO CO-PFTITIVE firms s 2 9/01/15 C 4
MORE FIRMS SWITCHING TO 'WELLNESS' PROGRAMS H 2 8/04/R5 B 10
WELLS
SEE ALSO WATER RESOURCES. N.C.
GROUP MEETS TOOAY ON SE°TIC TANKS. WELLC
REVISEO SEPTIC SYSTEM RFPORT 'IIXED
WATER PLANT LCAKS MAY CREATE health HAZAROS
Durham water tanks cracked
arts council plans 3uil0ing r=novation
inspection forms rejected
senate approves grano jury us= to investigate dpug trafficking
some gasoline founo in union zounty wells
tainted soil found near park
test wells are orilleo on ge site
chemicals founo in ge test wells
wellspring grocery store
grocery store plans move
meat pops up in unlikely places
wendy's restaurant
man holds up wenoy's. takfs manager's car
gunman r09s restaurant
man with gun robs wenoy's
masked man robs wenoy's
wentworth and sloan jewelers
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1/01/05
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INDEX
12/31/85
B. Y
U B J E c r s
pagc ari
1/14/84
FIRE DA»AGES THREE FRANKLIN ST. BUSINESSES
WEST AFRICA
SEE ALSO AFRICA (SEE ALSO NAMES OF COUNTRIIESI
WHITE N.C. COUPLE ADOPTS WEST AFRICAN BABY
WEST C PAUSBACH
ADVERTISING AGENCY OPENS IN OJRHAM
WEST DURHAM
CITY'S FAMILY NFICHflORHOOOS MREATENEO
PANFL OKS HOO.OOO PLAN FOR 9T H STREET
WEST DURHAM LUMBER CO.
DOSSIER: RUSSELL N. BARRINGER
WEST OURHAM Park
SEE ALSO PARKS. DURHAM
NEIGHBORS WANT PARK MOVED
WEST GERMANY
SEE ALSO BITBURG CEMETERY
SEE ALSO GERMANY
CHEWING IN COURT OECIOEOLY A MO-NO
SHAR ING THE COSTS
SPEAKER SAYS UNIFYING GERMANY WOULD INCREASE SOVIET INFLUFNCE
THE HEIR TO KUGELMULLER
GRAVE VISIT PARALLELS REAGAN LATIN POLICY
RECONCILIATION THE PRESIDENT'S FIRST MOTIVE
WEST GERMANS ALSO UPSET OVER "ITBURG
FOR THIS BITBURGER. REAGAN VISIT NOT BAD
WEATHER PROVIDES CHILLY RECEPTION
P"ESIDENT'S STUMBLE SETS STAGC FOR PORTRAIT OF 'FAMILY FOOLERY'
N.C. "IN CAN TELL PRESS WHERE ANO WHEN TO GO
SOME GERMANS AGAINST HITLER
FOR THIS JEWISH MAN. IT'S GOOO TO BE FREE
GIRL. REAGAN TOP TROOPERS
BITBURG: IS IT POSSIBLE THAT WE COULD BLAMC THE JEWS?
GERMANY-BOUND
DcMONSTRATt)RS DEMAND RELEASE IF RAJNEESH
DISAGREEMENT ELSEWHERE
DIALECTS FRUSTRATE THE GERMANS...
WEST HILLSFOROUGH
SEE ALSO HILLSBOROUGH. N.C.
WEST HILLSBOROUGH FOLK COMPLAIN
WEST JEFFERSON. N.C.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS SAY N.C. MOJNTAINS HAVE BFCOME A CENTER OF OR UG TRAFFI
WEST MAIN ST.
SEE ALSO main ST.
REPAIRS TO BEGIN AT WEST MAIN SERVICE STATION
LAWYER WANTS To ORGANIZE MAIN STREET GROUP
WEST POINT IU.S. ARMY ACAOEMYI
WEST POINT'S NON-SEXIST INTEGRITY
COBLE SEEKS APPLICATIONS TO ACADEMIES
COBEY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
WEST POINT MILL
SEE ALSO FRIENOS OF WEST POINT
SEE ALSO MILLS
THE 'FLOWER OF CAROLINA'
MAN HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO WEST °OINT PARK
IF IT'S SNOW. IT MUST BE MONOA Y
OPERATION CROSS-OVER
RESTORATION
IN THF SPOTLIGHT
FUNOS TO BE SOUGHT FOR PARK
FREE PROGRAM WILL EXPLORE 'CRFEK CRITTERS'
GOOD DANCING
THE STORY OF WEST POINT MILL
•GRUMP' BRINGS WEST POINT MILL BACK TO THE GRINDSTONE
BEWARE: CHECK WEST POINT MEAL
ENO OF YESTERYEARS RECALLED
CORNMEAL FROM ENO RECALLED
MAJOR ATTRACTION
NATURE SERIES OPENS AT WEST POINT
PHOTOS HAKE RUSTIC MYTH
PHOTO MUSEUM OPENS: WEST POINT PACKHOUSF HOUSES EXHIBITION
RIVER OVERFLOW PUTS ON SHOW
TIS THE SEASON TO TOUR HOMES
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
HISTORIC HOME TAKES SPOTLIGHT: WEST POINT ON THE ENO FOCUSES nN 18SOS...
WEST POINT ON THE ENO
SEE WEST POINT MILL
WEST VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY PRESIOENT IN RUNNING FOK SAME JOP AS PYE
WESTERN CAROLINA CENTER
PARENTS BFST TEACHERS FOR HANOICAPPED. RESEARCH SHOWS
WESTFKN CAROLINA UNIV.
WESTERN LISTS GRADUATES
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV., STUOENTS
2 DUKE STUDENTS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS TO OXFORD
WCU RELEASES DEAN'S LIST
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS. BASEBALL
TAR HEELS SWEEP WESTERN CAROLINA
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS. BASKETBALL
VI DUMPS WCU
STATE'S DEFENSE. MCMILLAN HANDLE WESTERN CAROLINA
VALVANO STILL SHUFFLING 'PACK
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIV. SPORTS. FOOTBALL
TECH ESCAPES WESTERN CAROLINA
WESTERN CORRECTIONAL CENTER
WRIGHT MOVED TO PRISON FOR JUVENILES
WESTERN FILM FAIR
SEE ALSO COWBOYS
SEE ALSO FILM FESTIVALS
HORSE OPRY BACK IN SILER CITY SADDLE AGAIN
B-WESTERN ROUNOUP COMES JULY 11-13
WESTERN FAIR STARTS THURSDAY
WESTERN FILM ROUNDUP OPENS TODAY IN CHARLOTTE
WESTERN HARNETT HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. BASKETBALL
WEBB ROLLS INTO SEMIS. MEETS SOUTHERN TONIGHT
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MONTHLY/
subjects
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PACc 8»2
1/16/86
WESTERN HA'NETI HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. F00T8ALI
SOUTHERN SUES UP WESTERN
WESTERN N.C. ALLIANCE
SEE ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ACTION BY STATE URGED ON SEARCH FOR WASTE SITE
WESTERN SIZZLIN' STEAK HOUSE 1HOLL3WAY ST. I
MANAGER ROBBED
WESTERN UNION
WESTERN UNION CUSTOMERS REPORT SOME PROPLEMS
STRIKE CAUSES WOES AT TELEGRAPH OFFICE
WESTGATE OFFICE COMPLEX
WESTGATE PLAZA TO ADO EIGHT MORE BUILDINGS
NEW BUILDINGS TO DOUBLE SIZE IF OFFICE PLAZA
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
EFFORT SEEKS MORE MINORITY ENGINEERS
WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH
3 SCIENCE t. MATH STUOENTS WIN IN WESTINGHOUSE SEARCH
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO BUILD NEW SANCTUARY
CHURCH TO HOLD DRIVE FOR SANCTUARY
WESTPARK CORPORATE CENTER
OFFICE COMPLEX TO LOCATE NEAR RESEARCH PARK
120 MILLION OFFICE COMPLEX TO BE RUICT WEST OF RTO
FIRST WESTPAKK BUILDING NEARLY COMPLETE
BUSINESS PARKS MUSHROOMING
WESTSIPE PREPARATORY SCHOOL (CHICAGO. ILLINOIS!
SEE ALSO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PREP SCHOOL FOUNDER TALKS AT NCCU TODAY
MRS. COLLINS RAPS TEACHERS' KNUCKLES
EDUCATOR OPPOSES LONGER SCHOOL OAYS
TOUGH EDUCATION STANCE WORKS eOR marva COLLINS
DID MIRACLE-WORKER SUCCEED IN 'JUNGLE'?
WESTWOOO BAPTIST CHURCH
SAFE RIDES PROGRAM NEEOS AOULT VOLUNTEERS TO GET ON THE ROAO
WETLANDS
STATE FACING CLAIMS ON COASTAL LAND DEEDS
SUPPORTERS SAY BILLS WILL CLARIFY OW'IFRSHIP OF SUBMERGED LAND
OFFICIALS: WETLANDS STILL ENDANGERED
bILLS ON SUBMERGED LANO CLAIMS OK'O BY HOUSE DESPITE CRITICISM
WILDLIFE COMMISSION TO PURCHASE WETLANDS
WEYERHAEUSER CO.
AUTHORITY TO BUY MORE LAND FO? SPREADING SEWAGE SLUDGE
WEYMOUTH ESTATE
SEE FRIENOS OF WEYMOUTH
SEE JAMES BOYO ESTATE
A WHALE CALLEO TROUBLE I BOOK I
WHALE NAMEO 'TROUBLE' SUBJECT FOR N.C. STORY
WHALES
SEE ALSO BNOANGFREO SPECIES
RARE RIGHT WHALES MAY BE SEEN FROM NORTH CAROLINA'S BEACHFS
SECONO-GRAOFRS ADOPT WHALE
MUSIC HAIH CHARM
BAN BUDGET BUSTING BLUBBER (CARTOON!
WHALE NAMEO 'TROUBLE' SUBJECT FOR N.C. STORY
WHEAT FIRST SECURITIES
5 LAW CHANCES AFFECT MERCHANTS
BROKERAGE HOUSES SEE BULL MARKET CONTINUING MARCH
WHEATISS
MAN GETS 48 CASES OF CEREAL FOR HOME RUN HIT IN 1937
HE'LL EAT WHAT BIG BOYS EAT. ..(,8 CASES WORTH
AT LAST THE PAYOFF: 6.912 OUNCES OF WHEATIES
WHFELCHA IRS
SEE ALSO HANOICAPPED
SEE ALSO INVENTIONS
SEE ALSO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SEE ALSO NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR GAMES
WHEELCHAIR OLYMPICS WILL BE U CHAPEL HILL
WHEELCHAIR RACE
WHEELCHAIR ACCIOENT FATAL TO TEEN-AGER
WHEELER AIRLINES
SEE ALSO AIRLINES
BLACK BUSINESSMAN STRIVES TO <EEP HIS AIRLINE THRIVING
AIRLINE FILES FOR REURGANI ZAT! ON
WHEELER WILL FLY OESPITE PROBLEMS
WHEELS
SEE ALSO TRANSPORTATION
THE WONDERFUL WHEEL
WHEN THE TRUMPET SOUNDS IFILMI
SEE ALSO DURHAM. N.C. FILM MAKING
BASKETBALL MOVIE TO BE FILMED AT DUKE
FILM ABOUT '58 WILDCATS SET FIR OUKc
BASKETBALL MOVIE TO BE FILMED IN PART AT DUKE
WHIMMy DIOOLE
SEE ALSO TOYS
GEE HAW WHIMMY DIDDLE DAY
WHIPPOORWILL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
TOURNEY ACTION
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
WHIPPOORWILL CHAMPS
WHISKEY
SEE ALCOHOL
WHISPERING HILLS (CARRBOROI
CREST STREET APTS. FAIL TO GAIN HOARD'S APPROVAL
ALDERMEN APPROVE PROJECT
WHISTLERS CONVENTION
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FRANKLIN FOLK FESTIVAL TO BE ^LD THIS FALL
TriDAY: WHISTLERS CONVENTION SCHEDULEO IN LOUISBURO
WHISTLING COMPETITION
WHITAKCR SCHOOL
SEE ALSO ADOLESCENCE, EMOTIONALLY OISTIJRbEU
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. EMOTIONALLY MSTURBEO
SEE ALSO JOHN 3. UMSTEAO HOSPITAL _, ,, ,. .,,
WHITAKER SCHOOL IN 9UTNER CITED BY TOW NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. EMPLOYEE THEFT
SEE ALSO CORRUPTION IN BUSINESS
SEE ALSO EMBEZZLEMENT
SEE ALSO FRAUD
SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL SECRETS
SEE ALSO INSURANCE FRAUD
"WELL. ..MY 8R0KER IS E.F. HUTTON,
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WHITE CROSS COMMUNITY
liACKERS GAIN IN PUSH FOR FIPE DISTRICT
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REOUEST -IRE DISTRICT VOTE
DISCUSSION SET ON FIRE-TAX DISTRICT PLAN
PROPOSED FIRE TAX TO BE OISCUSSEJ
VOTE SET MAY 7 ON WHITE CROSS FIRE TAX LEVY
WHITE CPOSS FIRE-TAX VOTE SET
WHITE CROSS VOTERS APPROVE FPE TAX
WHITE HOUSE
TAR HEEL CHRISTMAS TREES WILL GRACE WHITE HOUSE
ALAMANCE STUDENTS TO SING AT WHITF HOUSF
WHITE HOUSF, INTRUDERS
WHITE HOUSE INTRUDER
WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
GOLDEN GALA GLITTERS: GUESTS 1ANCE TO BIG BAND MUSIC
ROXBURO FLORIST DECORATES WHITE HOUSE
WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS TREE
SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS TREES
WHITE HOUSE TREE
PRESIDENTIAL TREE
MRS. REAGAN ACCEPTS N.C. TREE
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON SMALL BUSINESS
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. SMALL
DURHAM FIRMS AID ON SESSION
WHITE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE
SEE ALSO NEWS COVERAGE
AT SUMMITS, REPORTERS NOTE EVERY SCRAP
WHITE LIGHTNING
SEE ALCOHOL. ILLICIT SALES
SEE MOONSHINE
WHITE NIGHTS IFILMI
IT'S TOE-TAPPING TO RUSSIA TIME
WHITE OAK PROPERTIES
TOP COURT UROERS REVIEW OF PROJECT
CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON HOUSE
WHITE PATRIOT PARTY
SEE ALSC KU KLUX KLAN
KLAN GROUP CHANGES ITS NAME
U.S. ATTORNEY RAPS CONSPIRACY CLAIM
DISGUSTING, BY ANY NAME
KLAN CHANGES NAME, BUT IS STILL A MENACE
A KLAN BY ANY NAME
NAME CHANGE OOESN'T RECTIFY KLAN WRONGS
WHITE SUPREMACISTS MARCH IN WHITEVILLE
3 ARRESTED AT WHITE PATRIOTS' MARCH
LEADER OF WHITE PATRIOT PARTY SAYS HE WILL BE IN GOP SENATE PRIMARY
LEAOER OF WHITE PATRIOT PARTY SAYS MONEY NEVER OFFERED BY THE OOOER
WHITE PATRIOT MILLER ARRESTEO
WHITF SUPREMACY
SEE ALSO THE ORDER
MARSHALS TAKING LANE TO IOAHO
WHITE SUPREMACISTS MARCH IN WHITEVILLF
PHOTOGRAPHER KICKED DURING MARCH
WHITEHALL SHCP
STORE MANAGER FACES EMBEZZLIN3
CHARGE
WHITEVILLE, N.C.
PRO SCOUTS EYE TAR HEEL PTICHER
WHITE SUPREMACISTS MARCH IN W-IITEVILLF
LUTHERANS, EPISCOPALIANS SHARE CHURCH
TWO DENOMINATIONS SHARE USE OF CHURCH
WHOOPING COUGH
MALPRACTICE LAWSUIT ENDS IN Sl.l MILLION SETTLEMENT
WICKER
WICKER'S MOVING FROM PORCH INTO LIVING ROOM
WIFE dURNING
SEE ALSO BURN VICTIMS
MAN GETS 12-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE FOR BEATING ANO SETTING WIFE AFIRE
WILBUR SMITH AND ASSOC.
OURHAM GETS TRANSPORTATION HUB STUDY FUNDS
REPORT: CENTER MAY SPUR TAXI-BUS HUB
WILCO SERVICE STATION
OXFORD MAN DIES AT GAS STATION
MAN DIES FROM APPARENT OVERDOSE
WILD ANIMALS
SEE ALSO EXOTIC PETS
ADOPT-A-CAT: FOR J1.500. YOU CAN PROVIOE SHELTER FOR A SNOW LEOPARD
OLO MCDONALD HAO A ZOO
CARY VET MAY HAVE HIS FIRST BALD EAGLE
WILD HORSES
SEE ALSO HORSES
HORSE-LOVER. 84. BUYS WILD MA' E FOR PLOWING
MUSTANG, BURRO SALE TO BE REPEATED
WILD TURKEYS
SEE ALSO TURKEYS
WILO GOBBLERS ALMOST VANISHED IN N.C. BEFORE FOLKS STEPPED IN
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WILDERNESS AREAS. N.C.
SEE ALSO COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, N.C.
SEE ALSO FORESTS. N.C.
SEE ALSO CA-E WARDENS
WIL0ERNE5S CONSERVATION
SEE WlLOLIFE CONSERVATION
WILDERNESS SCCIETr
N.C. TI»aER HARVEST EMOTIONAL ISSUE
WILOERNESS SURVIVAL
SEE ALSO BACKPACKING
T"ILET PAPER H-E-L-P SAVES SURVIVOR OP N.C. PLANE CRASH
WILOFLOWERS
SEE ALSO FLOWERS
WARM WEATHER "AY TAKE TOLL ON WILOFLOWERS
ENU HIKES FEATURE SPRING WILDPLOWFRS
WILD FLOWER SALE IS APRIL 27
BOTANICAL GARDEN"S NEW BOOK G'OWS SOKE WILD THINGS
MOWING OOWN TOLERANCE
CONSERVATION
LSO CONSERVATION COUNCIL 0= N.C.
LSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
LSO NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEOE'ATION
LSO N.C. WILDLIFE FEDERATI3N
LSO N.C. WlLOLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
LSO WILDERNESS AREAS. N.C.
LSO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
YEAR-OLD SOY GETS (2.000 FIR INFORMATION IN TURTLE KILLING
iMISSION TO OISCUSS PROPOSED WlLOLIFE RESEARCH CENTER
WILDLIFE
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WlLOLIFE SANCTUARY
SEE ALSO CARNIVORE PRESERVATION TRUST
SEE ALSO CURRITUCK OUTER ?ANKS ?ECUGE
SEE ALSO ENDANGERED SPECIES
SEE ALSO MATTAMUSKEET NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
WlLOLIFE AGENCY VOTES TO BUY 5,360 ACRES
WILKFS COUNTY, N.C.
WILKES COUNTY SAID CENTER OF ""RUG TRAFFICKING
DRUG RING 0EFENOANT5 FEARED HARM
WILKES COUNTY JAIL
FOUR STATE SEARCH FOR ESCAPED PRISONER CONTINUES .
wILKES SHERIFF SAYS JAILER FUEO AFTER ERROR ALLOWED ESCAPE
WILLIAM A. KIRKLANO AWARD
SEE ALSO Awards
MAYOR URGES OURHAM RESIDENTS TO BACK NEW OOWNTOWN HOTEL
MAYOR CHALLENGES OURHAM TO RAISE PRIVATE HOTEL FUNOS
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE SPORTS, BASKETBALL
OAWKINS, OUKE SCALP INOIANS
OUKE AVOIDS LETDOWN. ROLLS OV=R INOIANS
WILLIAM P. UMSTEAO STATE PARK
SEE UMSTEAO STATE PARK
WILLIAM CARDEN ASSOC.
DAY-CARE EXPANSION OK ' 0
WILLIAM M. aLACKBU°N ENOOWMENT F2R IMAGINATIVE WRITING
OUKE UNIVERSITY PROJECT PROPOSES TO PERPETUATE BLACKBURN LEGACY
WILLIAM R. KENAN JR.. CHARITABLE T'UST OF NEW YORK
DUKE GETS 1500,000 FJR SANFORO LECTURES
GIFT ESTABLISHES SANFORD LECTJREs
WILLIAM RANO KENAN, JR. LABORATORIES OF CHEMISTRY
SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL KENAN LABORATORY BUILDING
WILLIAM RANO KENAN PROFESSORSHIPS
FORMER KENAN PHOFESSOR ALFRED 3RAUER OIES AT 91
WILLIAM RICHARDSON OAVIE AWARD
SEE als^ Awards
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -Chapel HILL, AWAROS
UNC TRUSTEES VOTE TO RAISE PARKING FEES
WILLIAM T. WATKINS SAFETY CENTER
SEE 8UTNER PUBLIC SAFETY OEPT.
WILLIAMS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. FjPTBALL
WILLIAMS DROPS BOMB. REGAINS 3-A STATE TITLE
WILLIAMS WATER PLANT
DURHAM OFFICIALS SAY BROWN WATER IS SAFF
WILLIAMS»URG. VIRGINIA
WILLIAMSBURG ENCORE: ORGANIST TO PLAY LOTS OF BACH...
WILLIAMSTON, N.C.
CHU'CH RETIREMENT CENTER TO CLOSE DOWN
WILLIE M. PROGRAMS
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. EMOTIONALLY ->ISTURB£r>
N.C. HOUSE GIVES IN TO SENATE ON APPROPRIATIONS BILL
FOUR SECURITY GUARDS ARE FACHG P°OSECUTION IN 1£ATH OF MAN. 19
STATE OFFICIALS PLAN TO INVESTIGATE EFFECTIVENESS OF WILLIE M PROGRAM
TEACHERS SAY VIOLENT CHILD MISPLACED AT SCHOOL FOR OE»F
WILLIE M. LAWYERS MAY SEEK CONTEMPT RULING AGAINST STATE
WILLOW CREEK, N.C.
UURHAM SENATORS DISAGREE ON INCORPORATION BILL
WILLOW CREEK BILL OK'f)
WILL WILLOW CREEK BILL CREATE A PRECEDENT?
THE S«Y IS NOT FALLING
COUNTRY CLUB IN MOORE WANTS TO BE TOWN
WILLOwOAILF SHIPPING CENTER
SEE also shopping centers
WILLOWDAILE CONSTRUCTION ON TIME
AERIAL PERSPECTIVE
WILLOWHAVEN COUNTRY CLUB
TOURNAMENT TO HONOR WILLOWHAVEN PRO
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SEE ALSO ESTATE PLANNING
SEE ALSO INHERITANCE
MURDERED WOMAN'S MOTHER CONTESTS RICH'S WILL
NEW SENTENCING ORPEREP IN CASE OF EX-MAGISTRATE
PPOPUSEO CAREFR LADDER FOR TEACHERS IS CRITICIZED BECAUSE 3F...0U0TAS
GALLOWS HUMOR
ILL MAN'S 71ST BIRTHOAY PRESEJT-10 FEWER YEARS IN PRISON
CIVIL TRIAL SET IN CONTESTED »ICH'S WILL
SETTLEMENT FAILS IN RICH'S WILL
BY CLIFF RICH: WITNESSES OION'T SEE WILL SIGNED
CCNFLICTING TESTIMONY GIVFN ON RICH'S WILL CHANGE
RICH'S DAUGHTER TFSTIFIFS AT TRIAL
JURY TO BEGIN DELIBERATIONS IN RICH WILL CASE
JURY STUOIES RICH WILL CASE
JURY GIVES RICH PROPERTY TO MOTHER-IN-LAW
MRS. RICH'S MOTHER GETS PROPERTY
HUGHES HEIR' LOOKING GOOD. SAYS ASPIRANT
•SHE FELT SHE AND THE BOYS WE7E NEXT': MOTHER WHQ OIEP IN EXPLOSION FEAR
CHANGE WILLS AT WILL
WILMINGTON, N.C.
SEE ALSO AZALEA FESTIVAL
FLOATING DEPOTS PLANNED
GOV. MARTIN WANTS N.C. PORT TO KEEP ITS CUSTOMS SERVICE
CUSTOMS CUTS WOULO RULE OUT EXPANSION SAYS AUTHORITY CHIEF
STATE TO BUY LAND FOR 'INLAND PORT-
KING KONG FINDS HOME IN WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON INVITES CHINESE PORT TO 8E SISTER CITY
PORT CITY SEEKS SISTER
BEACHES OPPOSF CITY-COUNTY MERGER
CITY-COUNTY MERGER NOTHING NEW
WILMINGTON PORT HAKES U.9 MILLION PROFIT; MOREHEAO CITY PORT BREAKS....
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
OVERTIME INDICTMENTS
PILE OF DYNAMITE FOUND UNDER 1 AK ISLAND BRIDGE
BILLS INCLUDE THREE BRIDGES OVER WATERWAY IN N.C.
ANO THAT'S THE WAY THE BOAT LOOKS
WILMINGTON STAR-NEWS (NEWSPAPER)
SEE ALSO NEWSPAPERS. N.C. ISEE ALSO NAMES OF PARTICULAR NEWSPAPERS)
JURY CONSIOERS WILMINGTON LIBEL SUIT
WILSON. N.C.
DISTRICTS IN REGISTER
EX-GOV. HUNT PUSHES RTP EAST 'CLONE'
OFFICIALS THINK 'TRIANGLE EAST' MAKES SENSE
THE PERPETUATED MYTH
•MANUFACTURING TRIANGLE' AN PE« WORTH EXPLORING
INSTITUTE TO STUOY WAYS TO BUILD 'TRIANGLE fa<;T'
ON THE ROAO AGAIN
UNION ACCEPTS OFFER THAT RESULTED IN STRIKE
ONE-TIME BROTHEL BECOMES A CHURCH
WILSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
WILSON SCHOOLS BAN GROUP'S "EETINGS
GROUP MAY FIGHT WILSON SCHOOL BAN
WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS
PLANNING BOARO SUPPORTS THKFE PROJECTS IN CARR30K0
ALDERMEN DELAY ACTION ON ZUNHG
WILTON SCHOOL
MORE MONEY SOUGHT FOR WILTON <CHOOL
GRANVILLE BOARO ALLOTS 1417,000 FOR RENOVATION OF WILTON SCHOOL
WIMBLEDON, ENGLANO
SEE ALSO GREAT BRITAIN
WATER SHORTAGES
CONGRATULATIONS, HERR BECKER
WIMBLETON CROSSING
KEY HOMES' PLANS FOR DURHAM AREA
ARE 78* HOMES IN NEXT THREF YEARS
WIND DAMAGE
SEE ALSO HURRICANES
SEE ALSO THUNOERSTORMS
SEE ALSO TORNAOOS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO TORNAOOS, U.S.
SEE ALSO WEATHER, DURHAM
TWO TOWNS OAMAGED BY TOPNAOOES AMONG 19 'TREE CITIES U.S.A.- IN N.C.
5 TORNADOES SIGHTEO AS STORMS SAVAGE PIEDMONT
FORSYTH, GUILFORD STORM DAMAGE NEARS «2 MILLION
STORM DAMAGE MAY HIT tl.25 MILLION
OURHAM EXPECTS HEAVY RAIN; WINOS CUT CHAPEL HILL POWER
STORM CAUSES LOSS OF POWER
OAMAGE IN N.C. FROM STORN IS ESTIMATEO AT 11.5 MILLION
HURRICANE SPARED COUPLE'S MOT'L
GOV. MARTIN TOURS AREA HIT BY GLUPIA, TALKS TO MAN WHO ROOE OUT STORM
AT DAWN, FEARS DISPELLED AT MA NTEO
MAN, 70, FINOS STORM SMASHEO HIS BUSINESS
DAMAGE FROM HURRICANE EXCEEDS *5 MILLION IN N.C.
GLORIA OAMAGE RISES TO 521U MILLION
THUNOERSTORMS CAUSE SOME POWER OUTAGES
WINDS OESTROY MOBILE HOMES IN FAYETTEVILLE
WINDERMERE
SEE ALSO APARTMENTS
OURHAM PANEL STUOIES 5,500 HOUSING UNITS
WINDMILLS
SEE ALSO ENERGY SOURCES, ALTERNATIVES
•GRUMP' BRINGS WEST POINT HILL BACK TP THE GRINDSTONE
UNWIND MILL
WINDOW WASHERS
KEEP DURHAM MONEY IN DURHAM
THIS JOB TAKES HIM TO HEIGHTS
WINOOWS
SEE ALSO STAINED GLASS WINOOWS
SEE ALSO WINDSHIELDS
LEGISLATOR FILES MEASURE TO LIMIT DARKNESS OF WINDOWS IN VEHICLES
HE DOES WINOOWS
DARK WINOOWS A DANGER
WHO IS FAIREST OF THEM ALL?
DRESS WINDOWS IN LATEST STYLE
LEGISLATORS SCRAP STUDY OF STATE PERSONNEL POLICY
THURSDAY IS DEADLINE FOR TINTING CAR WINDOWS
NEW LAW ON TINTED CAR WINDOWS APPEARS MURKY
TINTING BAN DOOMED
WIMDSHEAR
SEE ALSO ACCIOENTS, AIRPLANES, J.S.
SEE ALSO RALEIGH/OURHAM AIRPORT
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8/09/85
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1/08/85
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3/22/85
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3/31/85
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6/20/85
6/23/85
6/23/85
6/25/85
8/02/85
9/03/85
11/21/85
12/27/85
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H 2 7/10/85 A 4 E
H 2 10/06/85 0 11 N L41
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3/09/85
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5/23/85
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10/03/85
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10/04/85
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10/05/85
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MONTHLY/ANNUAL
INDEX
12/31/85
subjects
1/16/86
SPECIFIC AUTOS AND «UTO MANUFACTURERS I
EOUIPMENT TO DETECT WIND SHEA'
WINDSHIELDS
SEE ALSO AUTOS (SEE ALSO NAMES IF
SEE ALSO WINDOWS
OURHAM OFFICE' CITES DANGERS ? F TIMTED CAR WINDOWS
PANEL APPROVES BILL TO ALLOW SPANKINGS IN QAY-CA»E CENTERS
SENATE KILLS PILL TO M4KE ENDING PARENTAL RIGHTS EASIER
SENATF APPROVES GRANO JURY US: TO INVESTIGATE DRUG TRAFFICKING
LcGISLATORS SCRAP STUDY OF STATE PERSONNEL °OLICY
THURSDAY IS DEADLINE FOR TINTING CAR WINDOWS
LOADED TRUCKS CAN CAUSE CRACKED WINDSHIFLOS
NEW LAW ON TINTEO CAR WINDOWS APPEARS MURKY
TINTING BAN DOOMED
WINDSOR COMMONS
FIRM PLANNING STUDENT CONDOS IN OURHAM FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
WINDY HILL DEVELOPMENT
SEE ALSO BUILDING DEVELOPERS
SEE ALSO CHAPEL HILL. N.C.. HOUSING
DEVELOPERS FILE SUIT OVER DENIAL OF USE PERMIT
CHAPEL HILL ORDERED TO GRANT RERMIT FOR WINDY HILL PROJECT
JUDGE ORDERS TOWN TO ALLOW COM STRUC T I ON
WINE
SE
SE
SE
SE
SE
E ALSO AbC STORES
e also alcohol
also beajjolais nouveau
e also coors beer
e also ouplin wine cellars
bill on sale of win survives : lose vote
critics fail to halt house backing of wine sales bill
prjposeo carefr ladder for teachers is criticized 3ecause of.
joint ethics panel agrees to issue conduct guiofs
californians "fine tuning* th^ir wines
wine wholesale franchises tentatively ok ■ d by senate
wine franchise bill approveo
oance ffstival gets own wine
food and spanish wine
a tasting of torres
durham wine dealers fighting =ranchise bill
asu student leads beer. wine vote drive
wine drink, beer sales favored at festival
committee endorses beer. wine at arts fest
wine sales perk up stagnant abc revenues
wines get awaros
town of seven devils oks beer. wine sales
beaujolais nouveau arrives today
wine coolers
the wine cooler
the un-cooler
wine tasting
wine tasting to benefit dickson house
wine tasting benefits multiple sclerosis
wineries. n.c.
see also duplin wine cellars
see also southland estate winery
european touch is target for 3iltmore estatf winery
johnston county winery is planned
study sdught on children's videotaped testimony
wine wholesale franchises tentatively ok • d ry senate
senate kills bill to make ending parental rights easlcr
wine laws getting sour
winery is planned near selma
wineries. u.s.
californians
FINE TUNING' THEIR WINES
ONFLICT OF INTEREST
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL-SENTINEL (NEWSPAPER!
NEWSPAPER WILL CLOSE
WINSTON-SALEM NEWSPAPER TO CEASE PUBLICATION MARCH 29
UNC SCHOLARSHIP HONORS SLAIN EDITOR
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P D DATE C PG I
S 2 8/22/85 A 1 I
WINGATE COLLEGE
ELON NIPS WINGATE
WINGS (PLAYI
TOO LITTLE TENSION GROUNDS "WINGS'
WINN-OIXIE (AVONOALE ORIVEI
OFFICERS PROBE STORE BURGLARY
WINN-OIXIE ITRIANGLE SQUARE!
DEPUTIES WATCHING SHOPPING CE'tTER MAKE THEFT CHARGE
WINN-OIXIE STORES
AREA WINN-OIXIE STORES JOIN SJPERMARKET «ARS
WINN-OIXIE CLOSING 2 SUPERMAR<ETS
CHAIN TO CLOSE 2 STORES. OPEN I
SCLC PRESIOENT IS CHARGED AFTER PROTEST AT GROCERY STORE
WINN OIXIE 300
SEE ALSO STOCK CAR RACING
RICHMOND ROLLS TO WINN-DIXIE WIN
WINSTON CUP
ALL-STAP LINEUP TO RUN MAY 25 IN THE WINSTON
NASCAR PONDERING AOOITION OF STREET RACES TO SCHEDULE
WINSTON-SALEM. N.C.
WINSTON-SALEM MAN SERVES IN ISRAELI ARMY
WINSTON-SALEM MAY LEASE LANDFILLS TO GAS COMPANIES FOR METHANE DRILLING
JOINT VENTURES AIDING CITIES. OEVLOPERS
MAN WITH RIFLE DISRUPTS CHOIR PRACTICE AT CHURCH
COSELL HONOREO BY BROADCASTERS
»7.6 MILLION MOTEL PLANNED
2 STOLEN CHECK RINGS IN WI NS TON- SALEM BROKEN UP TH[S YEAR
ATCT PLANS TO LAY OFF UP TO I. 000 PEOPLE AT PLANT IN FORSYTH
CHILD-SUPPORT LAW HAVING UNINTENDEO EFFECT — SENATOR
CANCER SOCIETY SAYS REYNOLOS INHIBITS EFFORT
WINSTON-SALEM BLAZE DOES 11 MILLION DAMAGE
FIRE DAMAGES STORES IN W IN STO'I - SALEM
CITY TO STUDY HORSE AND CARRI«GE PLAN
HORSE-ANO-CARPUGE SERVICE SOJGHT IN WINSTON-SALEM
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C, COLISEUM
WINSTON-SALEM RESIDENTS VOTE To 3UIL0 14.000-SEAT COLISEUM
CITY FATHERS OUIBBLE WHILE OTHERS PROGRFSS
BUILDING BOOM ON RISE
WINSTON-SALEM FIRE OEPT.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CHARGED WITH
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2
5/13/85
5/27/85
5/29/85
6/14/85
6/22/85
7/08/85
3/27/85
8
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H 2 12/19/85 B 3 N
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H 2 6/12/85 B 5 N
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MONTHLY/AN 'I UAL
1/01/D5 -
I N 0 E X
12/31/95
S U B J E C
WINSTON-SALEM MURDER CASE GOES TU JURY
JURY CONTINUES DEL I 9ER AT IONS IN MUROER TRIAL
LIFE. UEATH STUDIED FOR HUNT, CONVICTED IN JOURNALIST'S KILLING
FORSYTH DA, POLICE AT ODDS IN REOPENING CASE OF SLAIN COPY EDITOR
CITY MANAGER CITES MISTAKES IM WINSTON-SALEM MURDER TRIAL
ATTORNEYS MULL NEW TRIAL Bin IN TWIN CITY
WINSTON-SALEM POLICE REOPEN MJROER CASE
WINSTON-SALEM POLICE DEPT.
ALLEGFO BREAK-IN BY POLICE PROBED
WINSTON-SALEM POLICE BACK ON FOOT PATROL
LAW TURNS ASSETS OVER TO AUTHORITIES
MAN KILLED, OFFICER HURT IN SHOOTOUT
CITY MANAGER CITES MISTAKES 11 WINSTON-SALEM MURDER TRIAL
WINSTON-SALEM POLICE TRY VIDEO TO ATTRACT NEW RECRUITS
WINSTON-SALEM DETECTIVE PUTS BLOODHOUND ON TRAIL
WINSTON-SALEM SCHOOLS
SEE WINSTON-SALEH/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS
WINSTON-SALEM SPIRITS
SEE ALSO CAROLINA LEAGUE
WINSTON-SALcM HURLER KOS BULLS WITH1 OK1 PITCH
BULLS CAN'T TOUCH SPIRIT HURLER
BULLS URUP INTO 3-WAY TIE FOR 1ST
SPIRITS TRIM STRUGGLING BULLS
BULLS DEALT 4TH STRAIGHT LOSS
BULLS END FOUR-GAME SLIDE AS "ARGER SHINES. ..AT HOME
SANGER'S CHANGEUP ENDS BULLS' SKEIN
BULLS VISIT SPIRITS IN DO-OR-DIE SERIES
BULLS TRIP SPIRITS TO GAIN GROUND
BULLS GAIN ON GRIFFIN'S PINCH HR
MORRIS HURLS SIX-HITTER AS BULLS OOWN SPIRITS
MORRIS SPARKS BULLS
SPIRITS AVOIO SWEEP BY BULLS
BULLS BOW TO SPIRITS
BULLS' STREAK AT 3; HELP COMING
BULLS RALLY, ENO LOSING STRING
NIPPER, HATCHER PACE 3ULLS
POWERLESS BULLS ZAPPED
SPIRITS END BULLS' 'STREAK-
BULLS LET SPIRITS ARISE FOR VICTORY
SPIRITS SINK DURHAM
BULLS DROP TWO TO SPIRITS
BULLS OROP 6TH STRAIGHT
BULLS TOP SPIRITS, ENO LOSING STRFAK
DURHAM SNAPS STREAK
S"UTH HEAVY UNDEROOG IN CL GAME
NIPPER'S HIT KEEPS HULLS ROLLING
RED-HOT BULLS WIN IN 11 INNINGS
BULLS CHARGE PAST SPIRITS WITH GROVES' SHUTOUT
GROVES GETS A SHUTOUT
O'ALESSANDRO'S HOT BAT LEADS "ULLS TO 5TH STRAIGHT TRIUMPH
BULLS ENJOYING WIN STREAK
MOREL1CK SAVES WIN FOR PULLS, 7-6
BULLS BEAT SPIRITS IN 10TH
BULLS WIN IN 10
NIPPER'S 8AT GIVES BULLS FINAL VICTORY
WINSTON-SALEH STATE UNIV.
SEE ALSO BLACK COLLEGES
SEE ALSO PIEDMONT TRIAD
TWO CALLEO FINALISTS FOR W IN ST ON- SALEM STAT? UNIVERSITY CHANCELLOR'S JOB H
MUODY CREEK'S STONE WILL BE CENTERPIECE OF CAMPUS SCULPTURE H
SECURITY TAKEOVER EMBARRASSES SCHOOL H
THREE DEATHS LEAVE CAMPUS IN MOURNING H
WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV. SPORTS, FOOTBALL
RAMS RALLY PAST ACT
EAGLES, RAMS RENEW HEATEO CIAA RIVALRY
CENTRAL BOWS TO RAMS
HARVEY REAPS CIAA HONORS
WINSTON-SALEM SYMPHONY
CHRISTMAS BALLET
WINSTON-SALEM URBAN LEAGUE
HE DOES WINDOWS
WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS
SMOKING BANS SPREAOING IN OTHER SCHOOLS
MOMENT OF SILENCE
SCHOOLS PLAN 'MOMENT-OF-SILENCE'
WINTFR
SEE SEASONS (SEE ALSO NAMES OF MONTHSI
WINTERFEST
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV., FESTIVALS
'THE MEDIUM' OPENS WINTERFEST
WINTER FESTIVAL SCHEOULEO AT DUKE
DUKE 'MEDIUM' AN OPERATIC OMEN?
DUKE ART SHOW FEATURES ALUMNI
DUKE GRAOS FEATURED IN ART EXHIBIT
SHE'S ALL FOR 'THREE FOR ALL'
HALPERN TO REAO FRUM HIS POEMS
JAZZMAN COMING TO TOWN
JAZZMAN SHAW AT DUKE FOR PERFORMANCE, CLINIC
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
DUKE PLANS 'WINTERFEST' ARTS EVENTS
WINTERIZATION PROGRAM
SEE ALSO OURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEF
SEE ALSO INSULATION
HOME ENERGY TAX CREDITS EXPIRING
WINTHROP COLLEGE
VACENOAK LEAVES DUKE FOR WINTHROP
WIRETAPS
SEE ALSO ENTRAPMENT
ATCT TO DEVELOP 'SAFE' TELEPHONE
MARTIN SAYS HE WILL MONITOR NEGOTIATIONS ON TAX CUTS
LINGUISTS HELP COURTS DECODE SUBTLE MEANINGS
WITCHCRAFT
SEE ALSO SUPERSTITIONS
SHOULD IRS PKKH!ASiNTsTDH£NT W0UL° DENY EXEMPTIONS TO CULTS
WITCHES
SEE ALSO RELIGIOUS CULTS
•WITCH' LOSES PROPERTY TAX APPEAL
WITNESS (FILM)
HEIR 'WITNESS'
T S
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WITNESS FOR PEACE
PROTESTERS PLAN TO SELL COFFEc
COFFEE SALE PROTESTS NICARAGUA EMBARGO
ACTIVISTS SAID HELD BY CONTRAS: 2 TAR MFELS REPORTED CAPTURED
PEACE ACTIVIST GROUP IN NICARAGUA ORIGINATED FROM N.C. TASK FORCE
PAKENTS SAY PFACE ACTIVISTS HA DE COURAGEOUS DECISION
PEACE MISSION CLARIFIED
CARTOON HAS SCURRILOUS
WITNESSES SEEM MOTIVATED BY NAIVETE
THEY REPORTED THE FACTS
FIRST-CENTURY CARTOON
NO INTEREST IN AFGHANISTAN
$9,000 S WEEK OFF
WITNESS FOR PEACE IN NICARAGUA ICARTOONI
PEACE GROUPS ENDANGER SELVES
WITNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM
VICTIMS AND WITNESSES DESERVE FAIR TREATMENT
WOLF PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY
SEE ALSO AWARDS
UOO.000 WOLF PRIZE
WOLF PACK CLUP
COHMITTEE TOLD 300STER CLUBS WELL-COORDINATED
POULTON CONFIRMS BEING GIVEN IARS
WOLVES
PREPARED
OPEN WIDE. ..AND HOWL
WOMEN. ABUSE
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN, ARTISTS
SEE ALSO CENTER/GALLE'.Y
SALEM COLLEGE HAS WOMEN'S ART SHOW
TUESDAY TALK: IT WAS "SUPER SJNOAY'
FOR CYNTHIA REAADON
WOMEN, BATTERED
SEE BATTERED WOMEN
WOMEN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO BUSINESSES. U.S.
SEE ALSO DURHAM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB
SEE ALSO MINORITY WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
SEE ALSO SOUTHERN BELLE
SEE ALSO WOMEN, EXECUTIVES
THESE HANOYWOMEN ARE NO FOOLS WITH TOOLS
WOMEN'S ECONOMIC OFFICE SHIFTED TO DIFFERENT AGENCY
OIRECTORY OF WOMEN'S BUSINESSES Nnw AVAILABLE
BROADER JOBS ORDINANCE GOING from BAO TO WORSE
BUSINESS £ PROFESSIONAL CHAIN PRESENTS AWARDS
MINORITY FIRMS URGED TO SEEK 'SILVER RIGHTS'
SLOWER GROWTH, PERIODIC INSTABILITY LIKFLY, SAYS BANKER
THERE'S STILL TIME TO HIRE TEENS THIS SUMMER FOR BIG TAX CREDIT
BUSINESS BRIEFING: SOUTHERN BELLE HAKES COMEBACK IN BUSINESS WORLD
OF HEN ANO WOMEN
RIGHT-TO-KNOW, EHPLOYEE HEALTH SEMINARS SCHFOULcD
WHERE ARE THE WOMEN?
IT ALL BEGAN WHEN SHE WAS HESMERIZED BY CARPENTERS
WOMEN, CAREERS
SEE ALSO CHILD CARE CENTERS
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. OFFICE OF CONTINUING EOUCATION
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. WOMEN
SEE ALSO FAMILY STRUCTURE
SEE ALSO FASHION
SEE ALSO HOUSEWIVES
SEE ALSO JOB SHARING
SEE ALSO SEXUAL HARRASSMENT
SFE ALSO WUHEN, BUSINESSES
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CONSTRUCTION
TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP, HINDER WOMEN'S LIVES
OPTING OUT OF PRESSURE COOKER
OF HEN ANO WOHEN
OUKE SETS CONFERENCE ON WOHEN' S CAREER CHOICES
DUKE SESSION TO ADORESS WOHEN' S CAREERS
HS. TINA BROWN ALWAYS ENJOYED BEING TROUBLE HAKER
EDITOR: JOB RISKS GOOD FOR WOMEN
WOMEN, CARPENTERS
THESE HANOYWOMEN ARE NO FOOLS WITH TOOLS
WOMEN, CONSTRUCTION
SFE ALSO women, CAREERS
SEE ALSO WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
SLOW BUT STEADY
IT ALL BEGAN WHEN SHE WAS MESMERIZED BY CARPENTERS
WOMEN, CONSUMERS
SEE ALSO ADVERTISING
LOWE'S TARGETS WOMEN IN DO-IT-YOURSELF MARKET
WOMEN, CRIMINALS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, PRISONERS
HAN, 76, SHOOTS WOHAN INTRUDE0
STATE OFFICIALS REPORT FEMALE INHATE HAS AIDS
HOTHER SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR SEXUAL CHILO ABUSE
INMATE'S PSYCHIATRIC CARE OPPDSEO
WOMEN, DEATH SENTENCES
SEE ALSO DEATH SENTENCES, N.C.
BOOK ABOUT VELHA BARFIELD PUBLISHED
WOMEN, EMPLOYMENT
SEE EMPLOYMENT, WOMEN
WO«EN, EXECUTIVES
SEE ALSO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
DUKE'S 'CORPORATE WOMAN': M LOVE A CHALLENGE'
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FEMALE FARHERS OECLINE IN STATE
WUHEN, FIRE FIGHTERS
SEE ALSO FIREFIGHTERS
TRANSITION OAY
WOMEN, GOLF
SEE WOMEN'S GOLF
WOHEN, GOVFRNNFNT
S 2 5/20/85 A 7 N
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12/31/85
SUBJECTS
'AGE 8*9
1/16/86
WOMEN'S INFLUENCE IN GOVERNMENT CITED
WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO BLACKS. HEALTH CARE
SEE ALSO WUMEN, MENTAL HEALTH
ACTIVE WOMEN HAVE STRONGER 80'IES - STUDY
FAULTY BREAST EXAMS CITED BY JNC DOCTOR
RESEARCHER: WOMEN CAN 00 OWN PELVIC EXAMS
PSYCHOLOGIST: WOMEN PHQDICS FEEL TRAPPED
UNC RESEARCHERS GET GRANTS
BONE STUDY SUBJECTS NEEOEO
WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES: A TOPIZ OF CONCERN DURING CONFERENCE
UNC STUDY FINDS CALCIUM DEFICIENCY IN 75 PERCENT OF COLLEGE-AGE WOMFN
WOMEN'S HEALTH FOCUS OF WORKSHOPS
WOMEN, HIGHER EDUCATION
SEE ALSO PUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
SEE ALSO UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL WUMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
WOMEN OUTNUMBER MEN IN UNC -CHAPEL HILL'S FRESHMEN CLASS
MALE MINORITY RULES. UNC WOMEN SAY
WOMEN, HISTORY
SEE ALSO DUKE UNIV. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM
WOMEN: EMPHASIS OF MARCH CELEBRATION
TRIANGLE SCHOLARS TO EXPLORE QUESTIONS ON WOMFN ANO WAR
•WOMEN AND WAR' SFRIES BEGINS
OUKE SETS SEMINAR
BIBLICAL WOMEN SAIO POWERFUL
WOMEN, JUOGES
BILLINGS IS NAMED TO N.C. HIGH COURT
BILLINGS TO BE SWORN IN TOOAY
BILLINGS TAKES OATH AS JUSTIC"
LAWYER OF DISTINCTION JOINS SUPREME COURT
"...A MALE REPUBLICAN ON THE STATE SUPREME COURT!" (CARTOONI
STATE'S FIRST JUVENILE COURT JUDGE WAS DURHAM WOMAN
WOMEN, LAWYERS
MRS. EVERETT TO GET OEGREE
TRIAL: DURHAM LAWYER PASSES THE TEST
DURHAM LAWYER PARRIES WITH PRESS AT LONDON MEETING
SUIT AGAINST DUKE MAKING LEGAL HISTORY
WOMEN, MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO MENTAL HEALTH
SEE ALSO STRESS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, HEALTH CARE
9 GRANTS WURTH S5.500 AWAROEO BY GREATER DURHAM FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS. SCHOLARSHIPS
WOMEN, MILITARY
WEST POINT'S NON-SEXIST INTEGRITY
MPS. LUCY HARDEE OLSEN. 88, TEACHER, »0W DURING WW2
TRIANGLE SCHOLARS TO EXPLORE QUESTIONS ON WOMEN ANO WAR
•WOMEN AND WAR' SERIES BEGINS
N.C. NURSE'S NAME LIVES AMONG VIETNAM OEAO
WOMEN, MINISTERS
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, DURHAM
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO MINISTERS, U.S.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, PRIESTS
DIVINITY SCHOOL TO HOST MEETING
CLERGYWOMEN TO MEET AT DUKE
ORDINAIION OF WOMEN CAUSING CONTROVERSY AMONG 3APTISTS
FEMALE PREACHER VISITED IN STATE 230 YEARS AGO
WOMEN, MUSICIANS
SEE ALSO MUSICIANS
■WOMEN'S MUSIC MAKES A FUNKY,
MOVING CONCERT
INVOLVEMENT TO JOB
WOMEN, PHYSICIANS
SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS, U.S.
N.C. RURAL OOCTOR BRINGS CARE,
OOCTOR HAS SEEN MANY CHANGES
WOMEN, POLICE
CARRBORO COP LOVES HER JOB
WE'D WELCOME METER MAIOS
WORKING BEHIND BARS
WOMAN IS CLARKTON'S POLICE FORCE
SHE'S A COP, A WEIGHTLIFTER AID A MOM
WUMEN, POLITICIANS
SEE ALSO BLACKS. U.S.
SEE ALSO NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NE3R0 WOMEN
SEE ALSO NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. BLACK WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS
SEE ALSO N.C. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WOMEN LEGISLATORS
SEE ALSO POLITICIANS
FEMALE LAWMAKERS MAINTAIN INFLUENCE
WOMEN'S INFLUENCE IN GOVERNMENT CITEO
NOW CHIEF: WOMEN CANOIOATES NEEDED
TOO MANY HOUSEWIVES ON COUNCIL, POLICE CHIEF, OTHER MEN SAY
MRS. DOLE MAY BE THE ANSWER
WOMEN, PRIESTS
SEE ALSO WOMEN, MINISTERS
TRYING TO HEAL RAGING CHURCH
UR. MURRAY, FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO BE ORDAINEO EPISCOPAL PRIEST
FIRST BLACK WOMAN PRIEST IN EPISCOPAL CHURCH OIES
WOMEN, PRISONERS
SEE ALSO FOUNTAIN CORRECTION CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN
SEE ALSO PRISONERS, N.C.
SEE ALSO PRISONS, N.C.
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CRIMINALS
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE DAY CARE WINS SENATE APPROVAL
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTING IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
WOMEN, SALARIES
SEE ALSO COMPARABLE PAY
SEE ALSO SALARIES, N.C.
SEE ALSO SALARIES. U.S.
HUNT CONTRIBUTIONS
COMPARABLE WORTH BATTLE BEGINS
COMPARABLE WORTH PROPONENTS, CRITICS PUSH THEIR POINTS
STUDY OF COMPARABLE WORTH SALARIES RETAINS ENOUGH SUPPORT
PAY REVISIONS POSE RISKS
HOUSE BACKS PAY STUDY ENO
HOUSE APPROVES REPLACING COMPARABLE WORTH STUDY
SENATE PANEL APPROVES BILL TO KILL COMPARABLE WORTH STUOY
REP. PULLEY WARNS COMPARABLE WORTH VOTE MAY BACKFIRE
REP. BARNES' BILL SEEKS PAY EOUITY COMMISSION
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WOMEN, SCIENCE
WOMEN'S ROLE IN SCIENCE TO BE DISCUSSED S 2
SYMPOSIUM ON WOMEN BEGINS SUN1AY S 2
OUKE FACULTY TOLD GENOER MIGHT AFFECT SCIENCE FOUNDATIONS H 2
DUKE UNIVERSITY SPEAKER STUDIES GENDEP -SC IENCE CONNECTION S 2
WOMEN, TFUCK DRIVERS
SEE ALSO TRUCK DRIVERS
SHE GOT UP COURAGE TO OPIVE TRUCKS
WOMEN, WEIGHTLIFTERS
SEE WOMEN'S WEIGHTLIFTING
WOMEN, WRITERS
SEE ALSO N.C. WRITERS CONFERENCc
SEE ALSO WRITERS, N.C.
TEN YEARS WITH THE RIGHT WG"AN TURNS WRITER'S ATTENTInN TO HF.OScLF H 2
DUKE PROFESSOR FINOS ISOLATION PREVALENT IN WOMEN'S WRITINGS H 2
WO»EN-IN-ACTI0N
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY COMMITTEE
THANKS, WOHEN-IN-ACTION
PHOTO MUSEUM OPENS: WEST POINT PACKHOUSE HOUSES EXHIBITION
WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION
SEE TRIANGLE WQ«EN IN COMMUNICATIONS
WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION
SEE ALSO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO WOMEN, CONSTRUCTION
WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION S 7
WIC INSTALLATION S ?
WOMEN INFANT ANO CHILDREN PROGRAM
SEE ALSO CHILDREN. NUTRITION
SEE ALSO NUTRITION
FEDERAL SUPPORT FOR DAY-CARE PROGRAMS CALLED GOOD ECONOMICS BY CONG'ESSM H 2
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
SEE ALSO YWCA, DURHAH
CHANCF TO HONOR WOMEN ACHIEVERS DRAWING NEAR
YWCA ANNOUNCES NOMINEES FOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
OUTSTANDING WOMAN AWARO WINNERS ANNOUNCED BY YWCA
6 WINNERS WELL-CHOSEN
AWARDS PROGRAM RECOGNIZES OUT^TANOING WOMEN
YWCA LUNCHEON HONORS WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
WOMEN EMPLOYEES HONORED BY THEIR EMPLOYERS
WINE, COFFEE AND ADVICE PARTY TO KICK OFF Y RECOGNITION EVENT
YWCA PLANS ADVICE PARTY
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
KICKUFF FOR RECOGNITION EVENT
WOMEN ACHEIVERS OFFER AOVICE
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT NOW TAKING NOMINATIONS
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
SEE ALSO DURHAM MOOSE LODGE 20*5
SEE ALSO LOYAL OROER OF MOOSE
PROTECT-A-CHILD
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (GENERAL; SEE ALSO HEADINGS UNOER EACH SCHOOL I
SEE ALSO ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL (WOMEN!
SEE ALS1 BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO GIRLS' BASKETBALL IGENERAL HEAOINGI
15TH-0ANKE0 VIRGINIA RALLIES 1Y DUKE
NO. 20 WOLFPACK RALLIES PAST UNC
SMALL BASKETBALL GIVES WOMEN A HANOY ASSET
WOMEN CAGERS SLIGHTED
EX-NORTHERN STAR SEEKS GLOBE T' OTTER S' HISTORY
LUCAS' DREAM GIVEN A BOOST BY GLOBETROTTERS
BOOK ON ACC WOMEN CALLS FOR BETTER BALANCE
ACC WOMEN ROLL
WILKES ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
WOMEN'S CENTER
WOMEN'S CENTER OFFERS COU»SFS
PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN, PARENTS PLANNEO IN APRIL
WOMEN'S CENTER DROPS REQUEST i=OR REZONING
ORANGE CENTER MAY RECEIVE SPECIAL PERMIT
WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEE CHAPEL HILL COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
SEE OURHAM WOMAN'S CLUB
SEE N.C. FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S :LUBS
WUMEN'S GOLF
SHEEhan seeking to end stretch of SUB-PAR EFFORTS WITH HENREOON
UNC'S KESSLER ADVANCES IN WOMAN'S AM
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
CONCERT HIGHLIGHTS WOMEN'S EVENTS
WOMEN: EMPHASIS OF MARCH CELEBRATION
MARCH OBSERVANCE CELEBRATES WOMEN
EVENTS CELEBRATE WOMEN'S HIST1RY month
EVENTS ANNOUNCED FOR MONTH-LONG AREA CELEBRATION
OLYMPIC ATHLETE WILL BE PANELIST
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATED
CULTURAL EVENTS CELEBRATE WOMEN'S HISTORY month
HONORS CITIZEN
WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR P!ACE AND FREEOOM
SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT HAS HAO PEACEFUL AIMS
FROM KENYA: 'PEACE'
WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
SEE ALSO UNITED NATIONS WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
OPTING OUT OF PRESSURE COOKER
PROTEST OF MAGAZINE GOES BEYOND CLOSING
DECADE FOR WOMEN NOT ALL POSITIVE
THE UNINTENOEO MESSAGE
WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB OF N.C.
SEE N.C. PRESS WOMEN
WOMEN'S PRISON
SEE N.C. CORRECTIONAL CENTER F0» WOMEN
WOMEN'S RIGHTS
SEE ALSO EOUAL RIGHTS amendment
SEE ALSO WUMEN'S SUFFRAGE
RIGHTS. PORNOGRAPHY Talk SET H 3
WOMEN'S REVOLUTION OCCURRING IN EL SALVADOR S 2
WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE
SEE ALSO EOUAL RIGHTS AMENOMENT
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SEE ALSO WOMEN'S RIGHTS
SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT HAS HAD PEACEFUL AIMS
WOMEN'S WEIGHTLIFTING
SEE ALSO WEIGHTLIFTING
BUILDING BODIFS
OUOTE CLARIFIED
WOOD
SEE ALSO DURHAM EMERGENCY ENERGY CUMMITTEE
SEE ALSO FIREWOOO
SEE ALSO LUMBER INDUSTRY
SEE ALSO WAFERWOOD
DAY-LONG WORKSHOP IS SCHEDULED ON USING WOOD IN HOME BUILDING
BUILOING CORD WOOD HOUSE WAS A FAMILY PROJECT
WOOD CARVING
SHE'S WHITTLIN' AWAY HER LIFE
FOWL PLAY: BECOMES LIFE'S WORK FOR REN HEINFMANN
WOOD CUTTING
WOODCUTTING SET FOR SATUROAY
WOOD STOVES
SEE ALSO FIREWOHQ
STOVE BLAMED FOR CHILDREN'S DEATHS
AUTHORITIES BELIEVE CHAIR WAS IGNITED BY STOVE
EPA TO STUOY EMISSIONS FROM WOOD-BURNING STOVFS
RTP LAB TRIES TO SMOKE OUT WO? D STOVE HAZARDS
WOOOBRIOGE APARTMENTS
PANEL RECOMMENDS EXPANOED BUS SERVICE
WOO DC RO FT
DURHAM AREA CONTRACTORS BUSY AS BEES
OEVELOPER PROPOSES RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
TWO GRAVES IN PATH OF PROJECT
PLANNING UNITS MERGER WOULD RSQUIRfc CHANGES
COMMISSIONERS UPHOLD PENALTY FOR SOIL EROSION
ACTION ON ZONING CHANGE DELAYED
ROAD SLOWS RETIREMENT UNITS
DRY SPRING WEATHER CAUSES RISE IN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
WOODCROFT PARKWAY EXTENSION DISCUSSED
DURHAM VOTE CLEARS WAY FOR RETIREMENT PROJECT
»?0D MILLION DEVELOPMENT PLANNED
DURHAM TUWNHOUSFS GET OK
BANK WANTS BKANCH AT WOOOCROFT CENTER
WACHOVIA SEEKS WOODCROFT BRANCH
WOODCROFT OFFFRS COUNTY LAND FOR SCHOOL BUILDING
MEN AT WORK: BUILOING BOOM 'LIKE NOTHING I'VE EVER SEEN'
CITY ENGINEERS STUOY EASING TRAFFIC CONGESTION
BUSINESS CLUB. RESTAURANT IN ri TONE'S TOWER PLANS
HOME SALES EXPERIENCE BOOM YEAR
DELAY SOUGHT IN REZONING OF H3PE VALLEY ROAD PROPERTY
WATER, SEWER FEES WORRY OEVEL3PERS
MAYOR, COUNCILMEN TO TAKE OFFICE OATHS
HISTORIC HOME TAKES SPOTLIGHT: WEST POINT ON THE END FOCUSES ON 185DS.
NIGHT OF LIGHTS
WOOOCROFT SHOPPING CENTER
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WOODCROFT ADDING RESTAUPANT, STORES
WOOOCROFT TO GET tl MtLLION ADDITION BY PARAGON GROUP
THIEVES NAB CASH, RUG FROM SHIPPING CENTER
ORIENTAL RUG, CASH STOLEN FROM WOOOCROFT STORE
HOLIDAY WINDOWS
WOODCUTS
LIFETIME OF WORK ON DISPLAY
WOOOLANOS
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WOODLYN TOWERS
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD (LIFE INSURANT SOCIETY!
WOOOMEN TO SELL CHICKEN DINNERS
WOOOPECKERS
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WOODPECKERS' NESTING GROUNDS WON'T BE SITE FOR POWER PLANT
IVORY-BILLED WOODPECKER FEAREO EXTINCT
IVORY-BILLED WOODPECKER SOUGHT FROM N.C. TO TEXAS
WOODPECKERS (MUSIC GROUPI
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THE WOODS
DEVELOPERS BEING SUED
CHAPEL HILL MAN SUES DEVELOPERS
WOOD'S EDGE APARTMENTS
FIREFIGHTERS CALLED TO APARTMENT BLAZE
WOODSTREAM GLEN SUBDIVISION
FIRING PEOPLE: IT'S MORE THAN TAKING THFIR PHONE AWAY
WOOOSTREAM GLEN SUBDIVISION OPENS
WOOOWINO CONSORT
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
WOODWORKERS
HANDS ON EXPERIENCE
WOODWORKER'S SQUARE
WOOOSHOP CUT FROM WAREHOUSE
WOOLLY WORM RACES
FORMER BANNER ELK MAYOR SAYS WOOLLY WORMS RIGHT ON WINTER
WOOLLY WORM STUDIES
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WOOLLY WORM'S CHILLY FORECAST TRUE SO FAR
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WOODCROFT ADDING RESTAURANT, STORES
WOOLWORTH CEREMONIES WEDNESDAY
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WORKERS" COMPENSATION
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HOUSE BILL WOULD PERMIT ANNEXATION REFERENCUMS
BROWN LUNG COMPENSATION BILL JK'D IN STORMY MFETING
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ROYALL PROMISES FULL DEBATE UN STATE LOTTERY BILL
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APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS PROPERTY OWNER'S RIGHT TO SUE OVER WASTES
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WORKFARE
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WORK FOR WELFARE "UNEY
WORKMAN AUTOMOTIVE SALES
MAN HELD IN 3REAK-INS
WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION
WICKER SAYS HF HAS VOTES FOR SUCCFSSION MEASURE
LEGISLATORS OEBATE LIABILITY FOR HAZAOUOUS WASTE SPILLS
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WORLD Games FOR THE OEAF
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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
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BREWER LEAOS IN CHARLOTTE
WORLD SERIES
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MOTHER SAW 5 SONS RETURN FROM COMBAT
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GERMAN WOMAN TELLS STUOENTS A'O'JT GROWING UP UNDER NA7IS
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IS RECALLEO
WORLD WAR III
WORLD WAR PROTESTERS LINE FRANKLIN STREET
5 PROTEST A THIRD WORLD WAR
WOPLO'S FAIR
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WORRY BEADS
WORRY BEAOS. ANYONE?
WORTHLESS CHECKS
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BLUE BELL INC.t WILLIE NELSON TEAM UP TO HELP FARMERS
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SEE ALSO KITTY HAWK, N.C.
VANDALS OAMAGE WRIGHT BROTHERS MEMORIAL
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WRIGHT MACHINERY CO.
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WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C.
BRIGHT LIGHTS ARE NEAR NEW HANOVER BEACHES
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SEE ALSO OUKE UNIV. YOUNG WRITER'S CAMP
THE LITERARY LANTERN
GETTING HIS STUOENTS 'TO SEE* IS GOAL OF WRITING INSTRUCTOR
PORTER GETS AWARD
LONG MEMORIES CAPTURE ART FOR OURHAM RETIREMENT BOOK
BETSY EVANS PREFERS TO MEET OA Y WITH WRITING ALREADY IN PROCESS
BETSY COX MOVES TO HEART OF MATTER WHILE DEVELOPING STORY WITH CONTROL
■POAOMAP' COURSE OFFERED FOR WRITERS
STORIES BY OURHAM WRITERS INCLUDEO IN PUBLICATION
TEN YEARS WITH THE RIGHT WOMAN TURNS WRITER'S ATTENTION TO HERSELF
WRITERS INTERVIEWED
WRITER SEES REAL HISTORY 'MADE BY PEOPLE LIKE US'
KOEPKE ANO GREEN TO READ
FRAMEWORK FOR HUMOROUS BOOK SET IN EXPERIENCES OF BIG FAMILY
MELISSA LENTRICCHIA AOVISES HER STUOENTS: REAO MUCH TO WRITE WELL
WRITERS IN THE PARK
•EVERY ENTRANT IS WINNER' IN 1985 0. HENRY FESTIVAL
THREE OURHAM WRITERS WIN PRIZE
DURHAM WRITERS WIN (3,000 AWAJDS
SIX WRITERS GET MONEY
PUBLICATION CELEBRATION POSTPONEO FOR LAUNORY
OURHAM WRITER HAS STORY FOR ALL MINOS
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WRITERS, N.C.
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SEE ALSO MEDICAL malpractice SUITS
LAWSUIT SPARKS DEBATE ON ABORTION, GENETIC ENGINEERING
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SUBJECTS
PAG:: IJ05
1/16/36
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SEE ALSO RAOIATION
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CARDIAC X-RAYS NOW USEO IN TREATMENT
CLINIC TO X-RAY HALLOWEEN TREATS
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SWIMMERS PROTEST RESTRICTION
YMCA, EASTER SEALS TO OEEER SWIM PROGRAM FOR HANDICAPPED
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Y'S INDIAN GUIDES OUTING
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11.5 MILLION AWARDED IN Y BUS WRECK
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ROXBORQ YMCA BRIDGE TOURNAMENT SET
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SEE UNIV. OF N.C. -CHAPEL HILL YMCA
YWCA, DURHAM
SEE ALSO WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT P30GRAM
CHANCE TO HONOR WOMEN ACHIEVE' S DRAWING NEAR
OLD SCHOOL IS GONE
GIFT-GATHERING SPAWNS PARTIES FOR DA DONORS
YWCA ANNOUNCES NOMINEES FOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
EX-OFFICER OF YWCA SUCCUMBS
GERALDINE MITCHELL: SHE BUILT BRIDGES WITH HER LOVE OF PEOPLE
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
OUTSTANDING WOMAN AWARO WINNERS ANNOUNCED BY YWCA
6 WINNERS WELL-CHOSEN
AWAROS PROGRAM RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING V.OMEN
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WOMEN EMPLOYEES HONORED BY THEIR EMPLOYERS
TEENS NEED A FUN SPOT
HOW TIMES 00 CHANGE: AHEAO OF THE TIMES
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THIS IS A JOB SHE COULDN'T RESIST
KWANZA CELEBRATION
YWCA, OURHAM, BUILOING
SEE YWCA, DURHAM
YWCA COALITION FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SEE ORANGE/OURHAM YWCA C0ALITI01 FOR BATTERED WOMEN
Y. E. SMITH SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL OF SMITH SCHOOL NAM£0
MOST CITY SCHOOL WORKERS TO GF T RAISE
YACHTS
SEE ALSO BOATS
SEE ALSO SUNWARD YACHT CORPORATION
DURHAM COUPLE HAS ADVENTURE 01 OCEAN
YADKIN COUNTY PRISON
YADKIN PRISON CONDITIONS COME UNOER FIRF
YADKINVILLF, N.C.
YADKIN PRISON CONDITIONS COME UNOER FIRF
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YANCEYVILLE, N.C.
SEE ALSO BARTLETT YANCEY HIGH SCHOOL
EXPLOSIVES TAKEN FROM STUOEN TS AT BARTLETT YANCFY HIGH SCHOOL
INCORPORATION BILL BEING DRAWN FOR YANCEYVILLE
BILL IS FILED TO INCORPORATE YAMCEYV1LLC ON JULY I, IOR6
SPEAKERS BACKING INITIATIVES : ALL GENERAL ASSEMBLY POWER HUNGRY
HOUSE APPROVES YANCEYVILLE "ILL
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PROPOSAL TO LIMIT DAMAGES IN VACCINATION SUITS STALLS
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YARN
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YATES BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
BAPTISTS WALK PROUOLY
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YOFKETOWNE THEATER
SAFE REMOVED FROM THEATER
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
FAULTS FORGIVABLE IN 'YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU'
YOUNG GENERATIONS INC.
HENOERSONVILLE FIRM MAY GET SECOND LEASE ON LIFE
YOUNG PEOPLE'S PERFORMING CO.
YOUNG PEOPLE PRFSENT 'THE FAC=S QF OEKA'
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENO I
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
TEEN WORKERS NEFOED
YOUNG VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
VOLUNTEERS AT WORK
YOUNG WORLO (CHILD CARE CENTER1
COOLING OFF
OFFICIALS PROBE 2 CASES OF SALMONELLA POISONING
HEALTH DEPARTMENT PROBING SAL10NELLA POISONING CASES
HEALTH OFFICIALS OUIET ON SALMONELLA TEST
STATE TO MULL DAY-CARE CENTER LICENSE
YOUNG WORLD'S LICENSE REVOKED
DAY-CARE CENTER'S LICENSE REVOKED; APPEAL PLANNED
OAY-CARE OWNER RAPS OFFICIALS
YOUNG WORLO MANAGER VOWS TO FIGHT FOR LICENSE
YOUNG WORLD APPEALS REVOCATION OF LICENSE
YOUNGSVILLE. N.C.
BURNING HOUSE WAS ON THE MOVE
EX-FIPEMAN SENTENCEO FOR BLAZES
YOUNGSVILLE, N.C. ELECTIONS
ELECTION FILINGS: LOUISBURG MAYOR ORAWS OPPOSITION
MAYOR OF LOUISBURG IS BEING CHALLENGEO
BUFFALOE ELECTEO YOUNGSVILLE MAYOR
YOUTH APPRECIATION WEEK
16 YOUTHS EXCELLING IN SCHOOL BRING ABOUT APPRECIATION WEFK
YOUTH APPRECIATION WEEK
YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
SEE ALSO EMPLOYMENT. YOUTH
CITY SCHOOLS DROP CLEANUP PROGRAM
YOUTH ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
SEE DURHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY, YOUTH ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
YOUTH GANGS
SEE ALSO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
TFEN GANG FIGHT TRIAL DELAYED
YOUTH GANGS ON INCREASE IN CHARLOTTE
TEEN GANGS HARASSING LIBRARIANS
YOUTH INVOLVEMENT OAY
DURHAM STUDENTS ATTEND YOUTH INVOLVEMENT OAY
YOUTH OF THE YEAR AWARD
YOUTH OF YEAR
YOUTH SPORTS
SEE ALSO BASKETBALL
SEE ALSO DURHAM COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
SEE ALSO OUPHAM RECREATION OEPT.. BASKETBALL
REAOY FOR ACTION
YUGOSLAVIA
UNC SEMINAR SET FOR MONDAY
MR. SHULTZ'S ANGER JUSTIFIED
YUPPIES
IT'S '60S VS. '80S. YIPPIE VS. YUPPIE
PATHS DIVERGE FOR '60S RADICALS
ALLENTON REALTY DROPS BETTER HOMES
GRAY MARKET GROWS. YUPPIE ROLc DECLINES
YUPPIE STYLE FORGETS ITS PUPPTSE
OURHAM'S YUPPIES: TO SPEND IS TO LIVE
•YUPPIES' SIGNAL CHANGES
YUSEF ANO FRIENDS (MUSIC GROUP!
(ENTERTAINERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE ENOl
YUSEF SALIM TRIO
SEE YUSEF ANO FRIENDS (MUSIC GR3UPI
ZANTAC
SEE ALSO DRUGS
ZANTAC IS LEADING GLAXO'S LINES.
AS FIRM AIMS AT GROWING MARKETS
Z. SMITH REYNOLDS FOUNOATION INC.
GRANT TO AID IN RESTORATION OF HOUSE IN WARPEN COUNTY
•150.000 GRANT AWARDED
ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER BEGINS OPERATION AT UNC
N.C. FOUNDATIONS ANO CORPORATIONS GIVE 1174 MILLION
COALITION GETS GRANT
COALITION WINS «25,00n GRANT
ALLUNCF FJRMEO TO HELP IMPROVE PUBLIC EOUC'TION
ZAFA SHRINE TEMPLE
ZAFA GROUP HOLOS DEBUTANTE FETE
DEBUTANTE PROGRAM IS APRIL 14
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MONTHLY/AN
INDEX
12/31/85
SUBJECTS
PAGr 897
1/16/96
NEWEST ARRIVAL
SELLER CORPORATION
BOARO VOTES HATER.
SEWER EXTENSION
THE ZENITH STRING BAND
IENTERTA1NERS AT THE FESTIVAL FOR THE EN01
ZERO-COUPON »UNOS
SEE ALSO BONOS
LOOK PEFORE YOU LEAP INTO ZERO-COUPON OFALS
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DUKE PROFESSOR ENJOYS EXCHANGE,
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SEE ALSO U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
GTE LEAPS TRIANGLE IN 9-OIGIT ZIP CODE
ZIPPFRS
passing parade
trade zipper
zoning lams
see also butner, n.c.. zoning
see also ourham county, n.c.. l«
see also durham planning and zom
see also granville county, n.c.,
see also 1-40 appearance ano lan
see also lano use
see also research triangle park,
city's leaders look to future
rfzoning would allow aparthent
durham council to study funoin
forsyth man gets jub of assist
hillanoalf gets meoia cfnter s
toxic materials hearing set
»22 million retirement communi
durham board oenies retirement
zoning Change refusal was bao
commissioners soften stano on
council to eye rezqning reoues
mobile home plans draw durham
. right-to-know oroinance vote 3
motel, restaurant plans propos
mobile hume project loses groj
residents opposing motel, rest
change would allow homes on no
church sale plan hits snag
zoning changes to be consider?
trinity park heoufst opposed a
tpinity park bios rejected
100-foot buffer widths along i
council defers action on clos!
developer proposes retirement
neighbors seek to block hotel
local zoning laws erode person
commission backs plans for ret
single-family zone ok'd
panel backs higher city ffe fj
hand1cappeo law plan sparks s'
possible 1-40 land-use pattfrn
chamber endorses merger concep
r5zoning to be topic
SCHOOL BUS facility SOUGHT
COUNCIL AGREES TO ZONE CHURCH
COUNCIL OK'S CHURCH LOT REZONI
OURHAM STUDIES HOUSING APPEAL
THE l-POSSIBLE BALANCE
COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD HEARING
USE PERMITS GRANTED
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON E^
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER PROTECTIVc
CITY'S FAMILY NEIGHBORHOODS H
ACTION-ON ZONING CHANGE DELAYE
DURHAM ZONING GRUUP HEAPS MO TF
ZONING PANEL VOTES TO BLOCK TJ
RESIOENTS, THEN PLANNING BOARD
MOTEL PROJECTS HIT SNAG
OFFICE BUILDING PLNA ON COUNTY
ZONING APPROVEO FOR OFFICE BUI
WASTEWATER PLANT Expansion DEL
WOOOCROFT PARKWAY EXTENSION DI
ZONING ACTION APPLAUDED
HISTORIC GROUP STUDIES SITE PL
PROTECT OOWNTOWN AREA
FUNERAL HOME WON'T »UILO PARKI
OURHAM VOTE CLEARS WAY FOR RET
WATTS RESIDENTS SEEKING TO SL1
BOARD TO REVIEW DEVELOPMENT PL
OPPOSITION RISES TO CAMDEN API
ZONING OENIES HOTEL BID
CITY BOARD GIVES FIRM SHODDY ">
MOTEL OPPONENTS WIN ROUND ON Z
COUNTY SEEKING STAFF TO ENFORC
DURHAM TOWNHOUSES GET OK
EDGEMONT REVITALIZATION TO BE
DURHAM'S RELUCTANCE COST IT A
•DURHAM'S LOSS IS AHOSKIE'S G«
OURHAM TO CONSIDER BUILDING-HE
CITY OF OURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
SKYSCRAPER HEIGHT LIMIT: CITY
SKYSCRAPER PLANS PROMPT HEIGHT
DAY-CARE EXPANSION OK'D
CLEMENTS NOT VICTIM OF SPECIAL
CONSIDER ALL THE FACTS
EDITORIAL WAS DISAPPOINTING
PARKING LOT IS NEEOFD
LIMITING TALL BUILOINGS A RISK
LIMITING DURHAM'S POTENTIAL
WARPEN LEGISLATOR FILES BILL T
HIGH-RISE EDITORIAL 'SUPERFICI
OALLAS PROVES HEIGHT LAWS WIS"
HIGH-RISE OFFICE BUILDING SHOJ
1-40 PANEL DISCUSSES LIMITS ON
SAVE CITY'S NEIGHBORHOODS
KEEP HIGH-RISES OOWNTOWN
2 NEW SUBDIVISIONS PLANNED IN
HOUSE OKS HACKNEY'S BILL SETTI
HOUSE MAY NOT BE USABLE FOR ME
WATERSHED LAW HISSES TREY3UPN.
HIGH-RISE WOULD HELP DURHAM
BOARD HEARS OPPOSITION TO HIGH
DEVELOPERS TO ASK ZONING FOR "
OURHAM, STATE TO DEBATE RTP AN
COUNCIL FAVORED 104 APARTMENTS
NO-USE PLAN
ING COMMISSION
ZONING LAW
0 USE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ZONING
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G FOR GUESS ROAO
ANT DURHAM MANAGER
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APARTMENTS
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ANT PLAN
ONFQRMTNG LOTS
-40 ENDORSED
NG OF AVENUE
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, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PANELISTS HIT ROOF TALKING ABOUT CEILING
STUDY
ARBITRARY PLAN
0 ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY
AL'
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HOUSING
DURHAM
NG IMPAIRMENT LIMIT ON BOAT OPERATORS
NTALLY ILL
PLANNER SAYS
RISE
FFICES, HOTEL. CONDOS
NEXATION
BUT REJECTS EIGHT MORE IN PROJECT
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• " ° " T H «• " * N,/V^5L - \?,ilhS " ' SUBJECTS >ffij*l
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N F ELY
P n OATF r or. i d avi
APAPT"ENT PLANS PAREO
HIGH-RISE LUDICROUSLY INAPPPO* R I A TE
DEVELOPERS AFTER OOLLARS
REZONING OPPOSES FOR OFFICESi SHOPS
HIG^Ise'rIskS N^GHBO^ogo <0""KN6.S S'EK MMING PROTECTION
HIGH-RISE DEVELOPER HAS ATTRACTIVE PROPOSAL
HIGH-RISE. HILL RE 'SELF-OESTRJCTIVE' "
HILL BUILDING CHANCE DU'HAM?
UNIVERSITY TOWER
HIGH-RISE MILL CAUSE EXODUS
COMMITTEE TAKFS NO STANO ON 17-STORY BUILDING
BHARO POSTPONES VOTF ON CONOO" I NI UMS
HIGH-PISE ON AGENDA
HIGH-RISE SPRAWL HARMFUL TO DIRHA"
DOCTORS PROPOSE MEOICAL OFFIC- °ARK N'tP RTP
RFZONINO HOULO CUT OFF IC E-BU IL 0 I NG HEIGHT
?.aK?J2IJ°I! "EJECTS BID TO BLOCK IT-STORY TOMER
ALOER-EN HAKE PROGRESS ON DOWNTOWN °EZOMING
?nSL=AVVET ?04n HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IS POSTPONED
£2^£A?*I'VE "LILT BILL IS KILLED 4-3 BY SCN«TF PANEL
OPPONENTS STILL TRYING TO TOPPLE THF TOWER
BOARO OKS ROAO IMPROVEMENTS
OURHA" COUNTY PLANS MAY IMPROVE 17 ROAOS
CITY REVIEWS ZONING RULFS
OURHA" STUDIES BUFFERS
HOUSE PASSES DURHAM BILLS
CIVIC CENTER BILL OK'D
QUARRY ZONING QUESTIONED
BUILDING APPEAL DEADLINE EXTENDED
ADAM C EVE LEAVING ORANGE
TAX RELIEF IS ESSENTIAL FOR PARK area RFSIDENTS
OURHA" PANEL STUOIES 5.500 HOJSING UNITS
600-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT PLANNED
HIGH RISE OPPOSITION
PLANNING BOARO TO MULL ZONING FOR HOTEL OFFICES
"i?";?1?6 ISSUES JEOPAROIZE ALL OURHAM NEIGHBORHOODS
CONTROVERSIAL REZONING BEQUEST TO BE HEARD
TREYBURN COMPANY'S PRESIDENT? -WE MUST SEE PROGRESS-
SKYSCRAPER GETS GREEN LIGHT AS COUNCIL REJECTS REZONING
I!ttFI", «gAO PROJECT FAILS ZONING-CHANGF BIO "0NINE
BATTLE LOST IN HIGH-RISE REZONING BID
Pt,4,r,£4,c,:^ecaLf,i2m ?£NTS LAf" 'EZONED fur ii; MILLION PLANT
Rl^LEBgK?fR|?S5,Nj ^^GR'HS'^RUG'Fli^ "°M C°U"T? PL^«S
IMMEDIATE TREYBURN REZONING M= E T AsVrj
T?EYjijRj0HEAR?NG6SETEZ0,"NG I,0_'CI!E "APCEL AT TREYBURN
TREYBURN OWNERS 'SEEK 'GOOO DEAL'
2c£I!-IALS TO CONSIDER REZONINS TREYBIjPN TRACT
PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE RAISES GOOD QUESTIONS
TREYBURN REZONING BACKED
CITY COUNCIL PUTS OFF DECISION ON POLICE, FIRE TRANSITION BUDGET
Tc^2t?r'2N-?ROSS ,R EOUEST FOR EXPEDITING RFZON NG N5ITIm SUOGET
LEDERLE MAY BUILD PLANT IN OU' HAM
LEDERLE LABS LOOKING AT OURHA"
WHAT MUSHAK'S LETTER DID FOR ME
CABPIF TO CHALLFNGE TAXI LAW
', Er?ySt' DEVELOPERS MAKE CHAN'ES IN PLAN
PLANNERS GET LOOK AT TRFYBURN PLAN
3 SEEK PICKETT ROAO REZONING
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM TARGET OF SPECIAL REPORT
BUILOFR. RESIDENTS DISCUSS LAND USE "PORT
COMMUNICATION HFLPS ACCEPTANCE OF PROJECTS
SILVER-RECOVERY FIRM OWNER MAY SEFK L ^GAL -AC T ION DELAY
CITY TQ FILE SUMMONS VS. S IL V<= R-F IRM OWNER
SUMMONS ISSUED AGAINST INOUST'Y
CITY FILES SUMMONS
ESTHETES ILSUK9EYN?A^OKC^SZrJN,NG0 '" °'SCU"IONS °N H°W CAND TO BE USED
PUBLIC HEARING SET ON TREYBURN
PANEL REJECTS ZONE CHANGE FOR HOUSING
ZONE CHANGE PLEA FOR HOUSING OENIEO
OCTOBER INSIGHT "
COUNCIL FACES 21 HEARINGS
COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON TREY'U'N PROPOSAL
arJS ne'eoFp'r'otec'tidS" NE4R D,Ckett roao F1ILS
AUTO-SHOP CASE APPEAL TO AIR
OOOM APPOINTED COUNTY ATTORNEY
OUKE UNIVERSITY WANTS LAND REZONEO FOR HOTEL
FIRM ASKS OELAY IN REZONING R=JUEST
2£uIIat?HSHL!K REZONING OF HOPE VALLEY ROAO PROPERTY
ANNEXATION OK'O; ZONE CHANGE ">ENIED
TRINITY PARK SUIT IS FILED AGAINST CITY
ClSS-^E0^R^Mr?Y^D?nSSp%iN^NOF'FGICLE4ToM^Era0rMENTS
TRE^RTHi.RINTc'KjES1 E"STS °N 0URH4", '0R U4"E' C°UNTY L'NF
MAYOR. COUNCILMEN TO TAKE OFFICE OATHS
HEARING ON WEDNESDAY
Pn?,E.L.!=tE/VRS ALSTON AVENUE BUSINESS PARK
PRIVATE PRUPERTY RIGHTS DESERVE RESPECT
"ETBURN OFFICIALS WANT QUICK DECISION
COUNTY OKS PLAN FOR SUBDIVISION
?H.A,f,P5, T9.0EVFL0P PLANNING PRIORITY LIST
COUNCIL TO REVIEW OUKE REZONING
9LrXrC0L/NCIL DELAYS LOWE'S ZONING RULING
GARDEN CENTER REZONING OELAYEn
SR0yf.H4SN'T ACTED ON REZONING PLAN
MAYOR'S AGENOA PLANS TOUCH 0F= RIFT
ZONING CHANGE FOR DUKE HOTEL OK'O
COUNCIL OKS ZONING CHANGE FOR OUKE HOTEL
CHEMICAL REMOVAL REMAINS UNDE:iQED
IN'ouT08FST2eLCOLOLE GIR4FFE C4L'•S, °,ES
VALENTINES CELEBRATED AT N.C. ZOO
u-C- ?99 lyOS ARE INCLUOED IN BUDGET PLAN
£'£• ?R2 '5 A TREASURE TROVE OF FLORA. FAUNA
h!vE A ?Z00 LFLING'BR4TE SPR,N' M,rH "CEKENO 'FLINGS'
NRSESTDARrR<lJALP4RI< SETS SUNn4V LAUNCHING
DR. GOODALL TO WORK WITH N.C. ZOO
EX-GOVERNOR LIKES N.C. ZOO
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ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY HIRES FORSYTH MAN
N^.0zoocl4haRi?[i SotSrIISKt1' but 1RE 5TILL "t sure 0ESP,rF T"r
INCTHE0SPofLIGHTLS SAY SPECUL»IION GORILLA WAS PREGNANT PROVES FALSE
FEMALE GIRAFFE BORN AT N.C. ZOO
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